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Great rivals set to lock horns Queenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Birthday Round Saturday 9th June 2018

Cranbourne v Doveton

AFL South East SEJ off and running at Junior Championships A huge crowd flocked to Beaconsfield’s Holm Park Reserve on Wednesday night to watch some fine young talent strut its stuff on night one of the SEDA 2018 AFL South East Regional Junior Championships. The most promising young talent from the Frankston Districts, Mornington Peninsula, South East and Yarra Ranges Junior Football Leagues took part in games in under 13 to 17s for boys and under 15 and 18s for girls. A total of 22 teams will play 24 matches over three days, with Frankston Park and Shepley Oval in Dandenong to take over the reins from Beaconsfield for the last two days of competition on Saturday 9 and Monday 11 June. The Queen’s Birthday carnival, an important stepping stone in the Dandenong Stingrays Pathway, has grown in significance over the years and is now aligned with both the Melbourne and St Kilda Football Club’s Next Generation Academies (NGA). The SEJ were well represented on the evening, with the first taste of success coming in a keenly contested Under-13s contest against the FDJFL. Coached by Seb Gargana, the SEJ fought off a late challenge from the FDJFL to take a perfect record into its next clash against AFL Yarra Ranges at Frankston Park at 10am on Monday. Gargana was thrilled with his team’s performance after the match. “Well played boys, I hope you can see now what we’re trying to achieve and how that style of play can work in a game of football,” Gargana told his players in the changerooms. “It’s now very important that we prepare well for our next challenge. Get plenty of sleep boys, eat well, and we’ll see you bright and early on Monday. Your parents and everyone else in the room should be very proud of the way you played the game tonight.” Jack Wilson, the son of former Doveton star Nathan ‘Nanga’ Wilson played a terrific game for the SEJ and caught up with his dad for a photo after the match.

REMAINING GAMES - AFLSE 2018 REGION JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS SATURDAY JUNE 9 Frankston Park 10:00am U13 FDJFL v AFL YARRA RANGES 11:20am U14 FDJFL v SEJ 12:40pm U16 FDJFL v AFL YARRA RANGES 2:00pm U17 SEJ v MPJFL Shepley Oval, Dandenong 10:00am U15 FDJFL v MPJFL 11:20am U16 SEJ v MPJFL 12:40pm U15G FDJFL v MPJFL 2:00pm U18G FDJFL v MPJFL MONDAY JUNE 11 Frankston Park 10:00am U13 SEJ v AFL YARRA RANGES 11:20am U14 MPJFL v SEJ 12:40pm U16 MPJFL v AFL YARRA RANGES 2:00pm U16 SEJ v FDJFL Shepley Oval, Dandenong 10:00am U15 MPJFL v SEJ 11:20am U15G SEJ v MPJFL 12:40pm U18G SEJ v MPJFL 2:00pm U17 FDJFL v MPJFL

The SEJ Under 13s celebrate a terrific win over the FDJFL.

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AFL Vic Country State honours for local stars Kananook Bulls’ stars Sean Martin and Joel Nicol and St Francis Xavier tyros Kelvin Walters and Shaun Doll will represent the south east region with pride at this month’s AFL National Inclusion Carnival to be held in Tasmania from June 18 to 23. Martin, Nicol and Doll will represent Vic Metro, while Walters will pull on the Vic Country jumper with pride after AFL Victoria announced its squads for this year’s championships. Two squads of 16 of Victoria’s best footballers with an intellectual disability, including five emergencies across both squads, have been chosen to don the Big-V jumper as they prepare to take on the top talent from across the country. Ten players will return to the Metro squad from last year’s premiership side, while six new players along with four emergencies from the WISE Employment Metropolitan Conference- Victorian FIDA Football League (VFFL) will pull on representative colours for the first time. The Metro squad features representatives from ten different WISE Employment Metropolitan Conference VFFL clubs, with Williamstown Seagulls (five), Ferntree Gully Eagles (three) and Sandown Cobras (three) boasting the most representatives. Williamstown Seagulls coach Rob Klemm will once again lead the Metro squad as Head Coach for the fourth consecutive year after leading his team to a 53-point victory over NSW/ACT in last year’s Grand Final. Fellow state team Vic Country will welcome seven new players to its representative squad, with 10 players returning to the side after finishing third in 2017. All 11 regional clubs within the VFFL are represented, with eight players from the CVGT Australia Northern Conference selected, while a further eight players hail from the Western Conference. Selection to the Vic Country squad comes following the first representative practice match between the two country VFFL conferences, which saw over 30 regional

players showcase their skills at Bendigo’s Weeroona Oval. Leading the Country squad for the first time is GV Stars coach Steve Reeves. With experience coaching senior interleague with the Kyabram District Football League and Dookie Utd, Reeves will take over from Matt Deegan after two years at the helm. Held annually, the AFL National Inclusion Carnival provides an opportunity for footballers with an intellectual disability to represent their state in a week-long competition. All states and territories will have a team represented in the competition, with squads from Queensland, Tasmania, South Australia, NSW/ACT, Northern Territory and Western Australia joining Vic Metro and Vic Country. The 2018 National Inclusion Carnival will take place in Launceston, Tasmania from June 18-23.

2018 VIC COUNTRY SQUAD Steve Reeves (GV Stars – Coach), Anthony Bird (Geelong), Darcy Spicer (Bendigo), Evan Reeves (Ballarat), Harry Hunter (Ballarat), Jackson Reeves (GV Stars), Jarrod Redcliffe (Wodonga), Joshua Jose (Merriwa), Kelvin Walters (St Francis Xavier), Kieran Hartwich (Hamilton), Luke Byrne (South Warrnambool), Matt Taylor (Grampians), Matthew Bear (Merriwa), Mitch Rabl (Bendigo), Steve Ingram (Bendigo), Tom Brody (Hamilton), Tyson Harris (Wimmera), Jeff Kinvig (Echuca Moama).

2018 VIC METRO SQUAD Rob Klemm (Williamstown – Coach), Sean Martin (Kananook), Joel Nicol (Kananook), Shaun Doll (St. Francis Xavier), Lachlan Essing (Ferntree Gully), Jamie Misfud (Wyndham), Aaron Grey (Williamstown), Yaser Shubeilat (Williamstown), Dave Alford (Williamstown), Michael Scholz (Sandown), Alan Meiklem (Parkside), Jose Vaskess (Ferntree Gully), Damien Clarke (Sandown), Rodney Pettit (Williamstown), Kelvin O’Connor (Williamstown), Brandon Sandars (Coburg), Daryl Gard (Parkside), Ben Smith (St. Albans), Daniel Hogan (Mount Waverley), Daynah Hopkins (Ferntree Gully), Troy Gibbs (Sandown).

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Footy Preview Can the Doves young guns take it to the Eagles? By David Nagel Doveton will look to pull off the upset of the year when the Doves make the trip to Casey Fields to take on a red-hot Cranbourne this afternoon. Still winless after seven rounds, the Doves have been competitive against Pakenham (6 points in round 2) and Officer (23 points in round 6) - but have had that interspersed some terrible hidings along the way. But when you at their list closely it is totally understandable as to why. They are so young it is not funny! The Doves’ core group this year gives a clear indication of what they’re dealing with, with experienced types like Russ Gabriel (29 years old) and Matt Jameson (23) playing all seven games this year, the same as Brad O’Brien (17), Beau Anthony and Jake Basa (18), with Dylan Bowman and Sam Muirhead (20) joining that exclusive seven-game club. Throw in Will Smith (18), Alex Mastromanno and Shannon Brennan (19) – who have all played six games – and it becomes pretty apparent what the Doves are trying to build. Zac Gardener, Riley Tyler, Tyson Bellinger, Tom Agar, Mitch Cotter and Josh Bradley are all still teenagers and have all had a taste of senior experience this year. Cotter has been outstanding for the Doves this season, earning senior interleague selection in a clear sign that his elite talents are being noticed by some pretty influential figures far and wide. Gach Nyuon and Gabriel form one of the most potent ruck combinations in the league but the Doves just don’t have the strength through the midfield to match it with the elite teams in the competition at this point in time. This will be another huge test of character for the youngsters from Doveton, because Cranbourne has started to hit its straps in a big way.

Mitch Cotter is one of the outstanding young talents in SEFNL this year.

At 195cm, Cranbourne’s Shaun Marusic offers a tough match-up for the Doveton midfield. The mercurial Marc Holt kicked five goals against Officer last week to take his career tally to 977 goals, while Ryan Jones kicked three to continue a purple-patch of form. Jones has been an exquisitely-talented footballer for the best part of a decade, but at 27 is in the prime of his career and is having a huge impact by spending more time in the midfield. Jones’ dash played a key role in the Eagles remarkable come-from-behind victory over Berwick a fortnight back – and look for him to have an influence against the Doves. And the Eagles are still rock-solid in defence with Brandon and Glenn Osborne, Stu Morrish, Jordy Bertrand, Dillan Bass and Brandon Wapshott forming a very tight and consistent unit. Which ever way you fold it, bend it, stretch it, play with it or look at it until you go cross-eyed – it’s the Eagles to win comfortably. ROUND 7 RECAP It would be remiss not to look back on one of the great home-and-away games played in SEFNL history last weekend with Narre Warren keeping its unbeaten run in tact with a nine-point victory over Berwick at Kalora Park. This was an absolute cracker from the start, with early goals to Bryce Rutherford and Trent Shinners setting the scene for the highest-quality to-and-fro contest for the season. Berwick had the better of the early exchanges with Madi Andrews, Nick Hillard and Tom Brennan giving the Magpies midfield plenty to think about. Jo West, Riley Heddles and Michael Riseley were keeping the dangerous Magpie forwards under wraps, while Trent Thomas was proving elusive in the front half. The Wickers led by three-straight kicks at the first exchange, the margin narrowed to 16 points at the main break after the Magpies answered with three goals to two in the second term.

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Footy Preview The Magpies rallied strongly in the third, with Brad Scalzo and Michael Collins doing plenty of damage around the stoppages and Nick and Stewie Scanlon kicking vitals goals at crunch times to drag the Maggies back into the match. The Magpies led by a solitary point at three-quarter time… setting up an epic last stanza of footy. The Magpies struck first, and struck hard, with Stewie Scanlon dribbling through a snap over his left shoulder before Shinners clunked a great grab, and converted from long range, to give the Magpies a clear advantage. Brennan answered for the Wickers at the 12-minute mark before Nick Scanlon drilled home a customary bomb from the 50-metre mark to edge the margin out to two goals. Harry Money then kicked his third, at the 23-minute mark, to set up a thrilling finale. The Wickers had their chances, with Money, Dylan Morris, Ash Smith and Travis Tuck all narrowly missing shots on goal, before Stewie Scanlon iced the cake with a clinical finish and joyous celebration at the 30-minute mark of the term. For the Magpies and Scanlon’s - Stewie finished with four, and Nick three – while Col McNamara and Ryan Quirk were equally as effective at the defensive end of the ground. In other games, Beaconsfield rolled Doveton by 76 points, Cranbourne steamrolled Officer by 75 points at Starling Road while Pakenham continued its improved form with a 33-point victory over Tooradin-Dalmore. Skipper Chris Cardona was on fire for the Lions with five goals, while Steve O’Bryan, Jimmy Harrison and Steve Morey joined their skipper on the best players’ list.

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Narre Warren 2.3 5.5 9.7 13.10.88 Berwick 5.3 7.9 8.12 10.18.78 Narre Warren Goals: S. Scanlon 4, N. Scanlon 3, T. Shinners 2, M. Cox, M. Collins, B. Scalzo. Best: S. Scanlon, M. Collins, R. Quirk, B. Scalzo, C. McNamara, T. Shinners. Berwick Goals: H. Money 3, T. Thomas 2, B. Connelly, B. Rutherford, D. Morris, T. Brennan, M. Riseley. Best: M. Riseley, T. Brennan, M. Andrews, B. Rutherford, N. Hillard, B. Asher. Doveton 2.3 3.5 4.6 6.6.42 Beaconsfield 2.3 5.6 10.16 17.16.118 Doveton Goals: G. Nyuon 3, C. Rodriquez, A. Mastromanno, B. Anthony. Best: G. Nyuon, B. Anthony , M. Lokeron, M. Boyd, T. Bellinger, R. Gabriel. Beaconsfield Goals: J. Markulija 5, M. Homfray 3, D. Johnston 2, H. Paul 2, J. Dodsworth 2, S. Dwyer, T. Stokoe, B. Homfray. Best: D. Johnston, S. Dwyer, R. Welsh, S. Meyer, M. Homfray, J. Markulija. Officer SFC 1.1 2.2 8.3 8.3.51 Cranbourne 6.7 11.11 12.15 18.18.126 Officer SFC Goals: M. Jones 2, D. Ellett 2, M. Rogers, J. Valentine, S. Hawkins, B. Allan. Best: T. Clark, B. Allan, B. Tivendale, H. Wasslkyo, W. Hanson, S. Roach. Cranbourne Goals: M. Holt 5, R. Jones 3, T. Tharle 2, N. Russo 2, L. Vella, S. Marusic, C. Angus, K. Dickson, L. Bee-Hugo, L. Bellinvia. Best: C. Ramac, S. Marusic, B. Osborne, M. Holt, A. Bower, K. Dickson. Pakenham 2.1 8.4 11.9 16.12.108 Tooradin-Dalmore 2.1 6.1 11.3 12.3.75 Pakenham Goals: C. Cardona 5, Z. Stewart 3, J. Harrison 3, J. Barclay 2, A. Alberni 2, S. O’Bryan Best: S. O’Bryan, J. Harrison, S. Morey, C. Cardona, J. Peni. Tooradin-Dalmore Goals: D. Wilson 3, T. Lenders 2, A. Dean 2, J. O’Donnell, D. Warry, M. Sloper, P. Chin, N. Goodacre. Best: A. Dean, D. Wilson, B. Lenders, M. Hobbs, J. O’Donnell, L. McKenna.

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

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Narre Warren 0.1 1.2 2.4 4.7.31 Berwick 3.2 4.2 7.8 12.8.80 Narre Warren Goals: D. Jackson 2, D. Borninkhof, B. Urwin. Best: B. Urwin , D. Scanlon, M. Van de Loop, C. Miller, P. Andrews, T. Mengler. Berwick Goals: J. Andrews 4, J. Burgess 2, J. McLardy, B. Taylor, T. Weinzierl, J. McLean, H. McLardy, J. Malietzis. Best: J. Burgess, H. McLardy, T. Weinzierl, J. McLardy, J. Andrews, J. Joyce. Doveton 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.1.1 Beaconsfield 3.5 8.9 11.15 18.18.126 Doveton Best: M. Rodriquez, D. O’Donnell, T. Hoy, B. Nienkel, S. Henwood, D. Triffitt. Beaconsfield Goals: K. Lynch 4, . Walker 3, A. Marchetti 3, E. Wilson 2, J. Bramich, B. McGowan, G. Bonicelli, J. Budge, J. Docherty, W. Merrin. Best: A. Marchetti, W. Merrin, E. Wilson, B. McConnell, K. Lynch, J. Bramich. Officer SFC 0.0 0.1 0.3 0.3.3 Cranbourne 5.2 9.8 13.12 21.14.140 Officer SFC Best: B. Thompson, L. Balzary, A. Smith, B. Lord, R. Chazbek, L. Adams. Cranbourne Goals: C. McCartney 4, J. Donadel 3, A. Russo 3, B. Buntine 3, H. Onurlu 2, R. Bakker, S. Keenan, D. Williams, S. DePaoli, A. Burr, J. Leinmueller. Best: C. McCartney, J. Mills, S. Keenan, A. Koe, J. Stephens, B. Buntine. Pakenham 1.3 1.7 1.7 3.7.25 Tooradin-Dalmore 1.4 2.6 4.7 6.8.44 Pakenham Goals: T. Jones, L. Harrison, B. Millier. Best: D. Nadzielski, J. Pantorno, J. Hillard, M. Graham, T. Garnett. Tooradin-Dalmore Goals: B. Webb 2, J. Genoni, N. Fisher, R. Hillis. Best: B. Webb, B. Monty, R. Hillis, T. Bethune, A. Proctor, D. O’Sughrue.

UNDER 19s Narre Warren Officer SFC Pakenham

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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

Round 13 Saturday, 28 July Berwick v Pakenham Cranbourne v Officer Narre Warren v Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore v Doveton

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

Round 14 Saturday, 4 August Beaconsfield v Doveton Narre Warren v Cranbourne Pakenham v Officer Tooradin-Dalmore v Berwick

Round 8 Saturday, 16 June Berwick v Officer Cranbourne v Beaconsfield Doveton v Tooradin-Dalmore Narre Warren v Pakenham Round 9 Saturday, 23 June Beaconsfield v Berwick Narre Warren v Cranbourne Pakenham v Doveton Tooradin-Dalmore v Officer Round 10 - Indigenous Round Saturday, 30 June Doveton v Narre Warren 7:00 pm Berwick v Cranbourne Tooradin-Dalmore v Pakenham Officer v Beaconsfield Round 11 Saturday, 7 July Narre Warren v Tooradin-Dalmore Officer v Berwick Pakenham v Beaconsfield Round 12 - Split Round Saturday, 14 July Cranbourne v Tooradin-Dalmore Officer v Doveton Saturday, 21 July Beaconsfield v Berwick Pakenham v Narre Warren

Round 15 Saturday, 11 August Beaconsfield v Tooradin-Dalmore Doveton v Berwick Officer v Narre Warren Pakenham v Cranbourne Round 16 -White Ribbon Round Saturday, 18 August Berwick v Narre Warren Cranbourne v Beaconsfield Doveton v Pakenham Tooradin-Dalmore v Officer

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

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Footy Notes Cranbourne This a huge weekend for the club with a big clash against a great rival in Doveton followed by our $5,000 draw on Sunday. We walked away from Officer with three strong wins last week with the Under 19s starting the day off in style with an 88-point win. Mitch Tharle continued his good form and had a few mates follow his lead with Paul Delaroche and Tom Wright playing well and Jake Cowburn and Hayden Murphy kicking seven goals between them up forward. The lads were really consistent, kicking no less than four goals in each quarter of footy – a real four-quarter performance you might say. The twos were dominant all day, with Clay McCartney showing his class with four goals in a best-on-ground display and Jay Mills, Adam Coe and Shaun Keenan all contributing to a monster 137-point win. Bailey Buntine, Jordy Donadel and Adrian Russo gave Clay some great support with three goals each for the day. The ones made sure there was no hangover from the huge win over Berwick the week before, kicking six goals to one in the first quarter to give our old coach Koopy some headaches. Chris Ramac starred in just his third game of senior footy, while Shaun Marusic and Yos did well, as did the Train who kicked five goals.

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Doveton We’ve had some great trips to Cranbourne over the years and have some wonderful memories of some terrific battles on the old Racecourse footy ground. Today we head to Casey Fields for another tough contest against one of our arch rivals from over the journey. The boys battled hard against Beaconsfield last week, we were only 13 points down at half time, before an edge in experience and some stronger bodies saw Beacy run away with the prize. Gach was magnificent all day, kicking three goals and matching it in the ruck while Beau Anthony, Malis Lokeron and Tyson Bellinger showed the club has a very strong future. The twos were outplayed by a pretty slick unit with Rodders, Darce and Tyson Hoy sticking to their guns and showing great character despite the scoreboard not being so kind. Let’s give it a really strong Doveton effort today and give the Eagles a run for their money.

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Coaches rewarded for a great month of May Coaches play such an important role in the development of junior and senior footballers right across the AFL South East Region and four mentors have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to the craft. Narre Warren senior coach Matt Shinners, SEWF Interleague coach Megan Snart, Lindsay Boribon form the Noble Park Under-10’s Blue and Narre South Lions Auskick coach Matthew De Wilt are the Casey/Cardinia zone Coach of the Month Award winners for the month of May. Shinners, a two-time premiership coach with Narre Warren in 2008 and 2010, has returned to the senior role after several years of working at the development level of the club. His returned has sparked a rejuvenation at Kalora Park with the Magpies sitting two games clear at the top of the South East Football Netball League ladder. The return of former premiership players Trent Shinners and Brad Scalzo has played an important part in the Magpies’ transformation, but the coaching know-how of Matt Shinners has been the number-one reason for their dominant form to date. Megan Snart was already a well-respected coach long before she took on the job of moulding the first-ever South Eastern Women’s Football (SEWF) interleague team into a winning combination. Snart coached the Eastern Devils to Division-1 premiership glory last year, but the challenge of dissecting a list of 60 of the best players in SEWF was a unique challenge of all of its own. Snart thrived under the spotlight, leading the SEWF girls to a thrilling one-point extra-time victory over Northern at Preston City Oval on May 19.

AFLSE FDM Stuart Clark said Lindsay Boribon’s selection was just reward for his thorough approach to coaching Noble Park team in the South East Juniors. “Lindsay is an organised coach who communicates very well with his players on match day and spends time working one on one with all players to develop their skills at training,” Clark said, before also praising Matthew De Wilt for his passion and dedication to the recently restructured Auskick program. “Matthew is doing an amazing job teaching the new Auskick 2.0 content and has all his coaches and parent helpers on board and following his direction.” All four coaches will now go into the running for the Coach of the Year Award, to be presented at the relevant presentation night at the end of this season. Coach of the Month Awards – May 2018 SEFNL Matt Shinners (Narre Warren) SEWF Megan Snart (Eastern Devils) SEJ Lindsay Boribon (Noble Park) Auskick Matthew De Wilt (Narre South Lions)

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Netball Preview Eagles and Doves set for a tough battle By David Nagel Cranbourne and Doveton could well be fighting for a finals berth this year making today’s contest at Casey Fields one of the most important for both clubs this season. Donna Wilson and her Eagles started the season off in second gear, losing their first four games, before cranking things up either side of the interleague weekend. Wins over Pakenham, Berwick and ROC were probably to be expected, but today’s clash has a much more even feel about it. Are the Eagles the real deal or not? Wilson and her girls will need to turn around a Good Friday loss to the Doves that started that early-season form slump that became very hard to remove themselves from. The 27-36 loss to the Doves was followed by further losses to Narre Warren (38-42), Beaconsfield (31-39) and Tooradin (33-54) before the sleeping-giant gave the eyes a rub and got mobile. Last week’s win over ROC was born from two impressive quarters of netball – the first and the third – where the Eagles outscored the Kangaroos by 27 goals to 11. The best defensive unit in the business, Tara Cecil (GK) and Alanah Hardy (GD), gave nothing away at their end of the court while Steph Ryan (C), Nat Sparks (WA) and Kayla Wilson (WD) applied some serious pressure through the midcourt. And Tegan Stahl (GS) and Tahlia Coates (GA) did what they do best, shooting netballs like arrows through the ring. But can the Eagles now back it up against the Doves and take away their number-four ranking in the competition? The Doves have been pretty good of late, pushing Beaconsfield and Narre Warren in close losses, either side of a strong win over ROC. The Doves gave Beaconsfield a really big scare last week, trailing by just one at threequarter time before going down 42-48 in the end. The Doves were well served by Liz Edwards and a trio of Seeto girls – Akanisi, Leah and Lesila - at the defensive end of the court while Dani Devlin, Helen-Margaret Ashin and Natalie Jaman-Hogan provided plenty of options up forward. But this game against the Eagles will be decided through the midcourt where Hayley Stewart, Chelsea Imanisani and Holly Taubert will need to continue on from their solid form against the Magpies last week. This one just has the feel of a very close game coming up, with both teams desperate to score an important win against a comparable netball team.

It will be tight, but the Eagles will gain revenge for their round-one loss to the Doves with a four-goal victory. SEFNL will resume a full schedule of four games next week with Round 8 marking the end of the first half of the season. Berwick host ROC, Cranbourne will be at home again Beaconsfield, while Doveton host premiership fancies Tooradin-Dalmore and Pakenham make the trip to Kalora Park to take on Narre Warren.

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

B Grade

61 v Berwick 36 37 v Tooradin-Dalmore 48 38 v Cranbourne 47 42 v Beaconsfield 48 P W L D F A % P 7 7 0 0 381 250 152.40 28 7 5 2 0 323 242 133.47 20 7 5 2 0 321 289 111.07 20 7 4 3 0 307 287 106.97 16 7 3 4 0 288 277 103.97 12 7 3 4 0 285 320 89.06 12 7 1 6 0 275 354 77.68 4 7 0 7 0 237 398 59.55 0

Narre Warren Pakenham ROC Doveton

52 v Berwick 44 34 v Tooradin-Dalmore 39 48 v Cranbourne 48 42 v Beaconsfield 58

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

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

D Grade

45 v Berwick 25 24 v Tooradin-Dalmore 31 37 v Cranbourne 33 19 v Beaconsfield 27 P W L D F A % P 7 6 0 1 248 173 143.35 26 7 6 1 0 239 135 177.04 24 7 3 2 2 207 189 109.52 16 7 4 3 0 193 209 92.34 16 7 3 3 1 201 206 97.57 14 7 3 4 0 240 221 108.60 12 7 1 6 0 172 277 62.09 4 7 0 7 0 163 253 64.43 0

Narre Warren Pakenham ROC Doveton

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

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

P W L D F A % P 7 6 1 0 257 114 225.44 24 7 6 1 0 289 154 187.66 24 7 5 2 0 248 177 140.11 20 7 5 2 0 201 174 115.52 20 7 4 3 0 230 197 116.75 16 7 2 5 0 177 280 63.21 8 7 0 7 0 144 255 56.47 0 7 0 7 0 117 312 37.50 0

17 Under White

41 v Berwick 32 34 v Tooradin-Dalmore 21 21 v Cranbourne 38 35 v Beaconsfield 25 P W L D F A % P 7 7 0 0 252 153 164.71 28 7 5 2 0 209 184 113.59 20 7 4 2 1 197 180 109.44 18 7 4 3 0 219 159 137.74 16 7 3 3 1 216 219 98.63 14 7 2 5 0 222 203 109.36 8 7 2 5 0 178 180 98.89 8 7 0 7 0 111 326 34.05 0

Narre Warren Pakenham ROC Doveton

34 v Berwick 21 43 v Tooradin-Dalmore 20 30 v Cranbourne 44 33 v Beaconsfield 33

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

15 Under Red Narre Warren Pakenham ROC Doveton

47 v Berwick 18 25 v Tooradin-Dalmore 50 15 v Cranbourne 39 47 v Beaconsfield 21

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

17 Under Red Narre Warren Pakenham ROC Doveton

P W L D F A % P 7 7 0 0 383 274 139.78 28 7 5 2 0 318 249 127.71 20 7 5 2 0 382 300 127.33 20 7 5 2 0 283 247 114.57 20 7 2 4 1 327 352 92.90 10 7 2 4 1 274 322 85.09 10 7 1 6 0 242 326 74.23 4 7 0 7 0 199 338 58.88 0

P W L D F A % P 7 5 2 0 199 147 135.37 20 7 5 2 0 204 161 126.71 20 7 4 1 2 196 171 114.62 20 7 4 2 1 234 189 123.81 18 7 3 2 2 193 197 97.97 16 7 2 4 1 213 221 96.38 10 7 2 5 0 171 174 98.28 8 7 0 7 0 122 272 44.85 0

15 Under White

18 v Berwick 18 33 v Tooradin-Dalmore 24 35 v Cranbourne 36 29 v Beaconsfield 25 P W L D F A % P 7 6 0 1 247 121 204.13 26 7 6 1 0 273 135 202.22 24 7 6 1 0 263 153 171.90 24 7 3 4 0 163 170 95.88 12 7 3 4 0 165 196 84.18 12 7 2 5 0 148 251 58.96 8 7 1 5 1 130 196 66.33 6 7 0 7 0 107 274 39.05 0

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25 v Berwick 25 42 v Tooradin-Dalmore 11 21 v Cranbourne 24 13 v Beaconsfield 38 P W L D F A % P 7 6 0 1 223 113 197.35 26 7 6 1 0 254 109 233.03 24 7 5 2 0 188 94 200.00 20 7 4 3 0 199 126 157.94 16 7 3 3 1 200 140 142.86 14 7 2 5 0 151 179 84.36 8 7 1 6 0 100 232 43.10 4 7 0 7 0 43 365 11.78 0

Netball Results & Ladders 13 Under Red Narre Warren Pakenham ROC Doveton TEAM Berwick Pakenham Beaconsfield ROC Cranbourne Narre Warren Tooradin-Dal Doveton

13 Under White

19 v Berwick 34 51 v Tooradin-Dalmore 14 25 v Cranbourne 32 5 v Beaconsfield 70 P W L D F A % P 7 7 0 0 276 105 262.86 28 7 6 1 0 254 127 200.00 24 7 5 2 0 219 119 184.03 20 7 4 3 0 237 131 180.92 16 7 4 3 0 191 166 115.06 16 7 2 5 0 178 140 127.14 8 7 0 7 0 97 264 36.74 0 7 0 7 0 39 439 8.88 0

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

20 v Berwick 24 33 v Tooradin-Dalmore 2 22 v Cranbourne 19 2 v Beaconsfield 53 P W L D F A % P 7 7 0 0 179 84 213.10 28 7 5 1 1 203 83 244.58 22 7 5 1 1 199 94 211.70 22 7 4 3 0 167 77 216.88 16 7 4 3 0 161 109 147.71 16 7 2 5 0 121 95 127.37 8 7 0 7 0 47 226 20.80 0 7 0 7 0 16 325 4.92 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 v Pakenham Cranbourne v ROC Narre Warren v Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore v Doveton

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

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Round 8 Saturday, 16 June Berwick v ROC Cranbourne v Beaconsfield Doveton v Tooradin-Dalmore Narre Warren v Pakenham Round 9 Saturday, 23 June Beaconsfield v Berwick Narre Warren v Cranbourne Pakenham v Doveton Tooradin-Dalmore v ROC Round 10 - Indigenous Round Saturday, 30 June Doveton v Narre Warren 7:00 pm Berwick v Cranbourne Tooradin-Dalmore v Pakenham ROC v Beaconsfield Round 11 Saturday, 7 July Narre Warren v Tooradin-Dalmore ROC v Berwick Pakenham v Beaconsfield Round 12 - Split Round Saturday, 14 July Cranbourne v Tooradin-Dalmore ROC v Doveton Saturday, 21 July Beaconsfield v Berwick Pakenham v Narre Warren

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Round 15 Saturday, 11 August Beaconsfield v Tooradin-Dalmore Doveton v Berwick ROC v Narre Warren Pakenham v Cranbourne Round 16 -White Ribbon Round Saturday, 18 August Berwick v Narre Warren Cranbourne v Beaconsfield Doveton v Pakenham Tooradin-Dalmore v ROC

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

Netball Notes Cranbourne

In beautiful Autumn sunshine, after a very foggy, cold start, ROC hosted us at their home courts for a great day of netball. UNDER 13 RED – Wow, what a game! We were even after the first quarter, trialled by 6 at half time, 7 down at the end of the 3rd quarter, this bunch of little superstars came out for the 4th quarter and absolutely played their hearts out to WIN by 7 goals! They played as a TEAM with all units – goalers, mid and defence working together with confidence and capitalised on turnovers that were created by the pressure the team applied to achieve this fantastic result. Final Score – Cranbourne 32 defeated ROC 25 Awards – Bethany & Natel UNDER 13 WHITE – With the lead changing at every break, this was always going to be a close game. With only a goal the difference at the end of the 2nd quarter and the 3rd quarter, the team tried their hardest, but ROC just managed to come away with the win in the end by 3 goals. Final Score – Cranbourne 19 defeated by ROC 22 Awards – Mikayla & Kiara UNDER 15 RED – What a heart stopper this match was! Goal for goal for the whole match, teamwork got our girls over the line in the end to win by a goal! Final Score – Cranbourne 36 defeated ROC 35 Awards – Mac Fox & Tara UNDER 15 WHITE – What a game, goal for goal in the first quarter, ROC overturned the lead in the 3rd quarter, but the whole team lifted in the last, playing amazing netball and staying positive to achieve a 3 goal win. Final Score – Cranbourne 24 defeated ROC 21 Awards – Adelle, Kapri & Emily UNDER 17 RED – Great team game with all girls willing to take on whatever position on the court they were given to play. This team have managed to come through the season so far undefeated, fantastic effort! Final Score – Cranbourne 38 defeated ROC 21 Awards – Chelsea Gray & Yasmin Dickson UNDER 17 WHITE – Fantastic win by Cranbourne, all players giving 100% for each other. When this side puts their team rules in place each player is very hard to beat. Final Score – Cranbourne 44 defeated ROC 30 Awards – Olivia & Cassie D GRADE – Great win by D Grade with everyone playing well in an awesome display of teamwork. Special mention to Kristy Whitnell who used all her guile and experience to take charge and steady the team on course for a great win. Final Score – Cranbourne 39 defeated ROC 15 Awards – Maddy & Kristy

C GRADE – Started the match off well with strong leads, backing each other up, and chasing down loose balls. Unfortunatley in the second quarter onwards ROC got the better of us, coming away with a 4 goal win. Final Score – Cranbourne 33 defeated by ROC 37 Awards – Jenna Bliss B GRADE – The nail biter of the day ending in a draw. The whole team played with confidence and a huge effort from the defenders brought us back into the game after being down by 8 at one point. The whole team lifted, fighting to convert turnovers with our mid courters and goalers rewarding the efforts of the defenders. Final Score – Cranbourne 48 drew with ROC 48 Awards – Tiana & Jodie A GRADE – All players are showing great team spirit and belief in themselves and their team mates resulting in positive outcomes. Final Score – Cranbourne 47 defeated ROC 38 Awards – Alanah Hardy CLUB MILESTONES – Today Samantha Bond plays her 150th game for Cranbourne. Congratulations & well done Samantha on an awesome achievement!! Good luck to all teams today as we take on Doveton at home. Go Eagles!

Doveton

A very cold start to the morning, but as the day progressed, the sun came out making it another perfect day for netball hosting another home game this week against Beaconsfield 13 Red: Playing in 2 degrees weather against girls twice their size our baby doves got off to a slow start. Basic errors to be working on but all our babies did amazingly well. They showed perseverance, good sportsmanship and played with their all until the very end, never giving up. Special shout out to Holly for her amazing leadership from beginning to end. 13 White: Yeah, we scored 2 goals! The improvement each week in this team is outstanding, all the players are wanting to learn, and they gave it their best each week. BOC: Maddy - she never gives up and displays great sportsmanship. 15 Red: Played a solid 4 quarters this week resulting in a good win. During the week we focused on our defence end and this showed on court today. The girls had big voices on the court and supported/encouraged each other, which was awesome to hear and see.

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Netball Notes 15 White: This team is slowly finding their feet, started to gel as a team and are moving the ball better down the court. Our defensive pressure is strong, we need to convert our turnovers in the goal ring. BOC: Jess - she was given a job to do and did it well. U17 Red: Well Well Well… What a game – with the right attitude. Great enthusiasm and all playing as a team. We put 4 quarters together and come away with a real good win. Today might be the turning of a big run. Well done all 7 girls! 17 White: Oh well another draw, but this one was impressive. They took on the top team this week and were down by 4 goals at half time. After a serious chat, the girls came out and put up 7 goals before the opposition scored. Last quarter saw the lead change many times but to the girls credit they did not give up. Well done to this crazy bunch of girls! D Grade: Well Well Well… Got off to a flyer and never looked back. The girls with great voice and commitment to our task. We moved the ball well with EB leading from the front – best game of the year so far for her. Girls put on a very convincing win – well done!!!!

C Grade: Neck and neck the whole game… The odds were against us at times, something which was out of our control, with we squandered it in the last quarter. Execution let us down. Big positive was our attitudes towards each other – improved immensely from the week prior. B Grade: Team started flat, we were working with a new defensive team that hasn’t been paired before…. We had some good ball possession but at time we weren’t protecting that enough. We showed that we can fight back however not enough… Need to put a better effort on the court from the start this weekend against Cranbourne and not play catch up netball. A Grade: Well Well Well… With 4 girls out – some new girls in. We got off to a good start but with 5 mins of poor choices, poor ball use and our intensity dropping we let Beacy back in. A good game from both sides. Pleasing that we never gave up but to compete at the top level we must play 4 strong quarters. Well done to our young guns HM and DD who kept competing all day!

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V A GRADE Coach: Donna Wilson Natalie Sparks (C) Tara Cecil (VC) Stephanie Ryan (VC) Kasey Teakle Tayla Stahl Tegan Stahl Alanah Hardy Tahlia Coates Kayla Wilson Tegan Robertson Allie Oakenfull

B GRADE Coach: Sally Harkin Jodie Holt (C) Casey Cecil (VC) Maddison Baker Aimee Harkin Emily Andrew Hailey Galpin Yasmin Dickson Samantha Ryan Tiana Butler Shaylee Hearn

A GRADE Coach: Liz Edwards Melissa Webster Liz Edwards Kyla Quinn Mikaela Dakic Hayley Stewart Chelsea Imanisani Emily Pupuke Oshania Natua Danielle Devlin

B GRADE Coach: Alexia McConnell Shonalene San Jose Jasmin Wilson Lesila Seeto Tania Misa-Howie Samatha Gabriel Aggie Seeto Roni Nuki-Dawson Atelini Seeto Alex Loechel

C GRADE Coach: Emma Dundon Brooke Davey (C) Ellen Graham (VC) Georgia Blackney(VC) Karina Brady Melissa Perrins Brodie Davenport Jenna Bliss Jodie Pike Katelyn Garbet

D GRADE Coach: Sarah Mooney Samantha Bond (C) Stephanie Wright (C) Sarah Davey (VC) Holly Robertson Chelsee Blackney Ashleigh Macdonald Maddison Parker Bec Sparks Nicole Turner Cassie Kirkpatrick Kristy Whitnell

C GRADE Coach: Tania Misa-Howie Charleen Dunn Charli Howie Taylah Howie Tailah Micallef Nicole Stapelton Sophie White Shaniah Gardener Teilah Pullen Sulian Yakopa

D GRADE Coach: Melinda Wilson Ashlee Beardsworth Melinda Wilson Emma Barry Ashleigh Taylor Rebecca Hendy Alisha Samperi Bianca Samperi Erin Wolffenbuttel

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Chirnside Park 3.1 8.5 10.8 12.18.90 Gippsland Maroons 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1.1 Chirnside Park Goals: A. Allsopp 3, S. Di Mauro 2, K. Toomer, R. Palmer, E. Dykstra, E. Wilkins, A. Evans, J. Provan. Best: A. Allsopp, R. Palmer, B. Slaney, J. Provan, E. Dykstra, K. Priestley. Gippsland Maroons Best: C. Barry, N. Schroeter, L. Patten, B. Leak, A. Jans, T. Talbot. Port Melbourne 0.0 2.0 3.3 3.5.23 Mornington 1.3 1.8 2.9 2.12.24 Port Melbourne Goals: B. Ousley, J. Blake, L. Adamopoulos. Best: K. Nelson, P. Holt, M. Harrison, L. Adamopoulos, J. Osman, B. James Mornington Goals: G. Walker, J. Rolland. Best: V. Campbell , G. Walker, V. Sanford, C. Davis, C. Crouch, G. Peters. Cranbourne 2.0 3.5 3.6 4.7.31 Seaford 1.0 2.1 4.2 5.2.32 Cranbourne Goals: T. Fellows, T. O’Hagan, K. Ripari, A. Nagtzaam. Best: L. Robinson, E. Wallace, A. Heins, S. Stratton, K. Ripari, C. Burgess. Seaford Goals: Not provided. Best: Not Provided. Endeavour Hills 1.2 1.2 1.2 2.4.16 Beaconsfield 3.0 7.2 7.4 10.7.67 Endeavour Hills Goals: A. Bracamante, A. Hancock. Best: A. Hancock, H. Heffernan, A. Lannigan, A. Bracamante, C. Chadwick, M. Savage. Beaconsfield Goals: E. Wroe 3, B. Allingham 2, S. Frazer 2, C. Jagusch, S. Walton, A. Rata. Best: A. McGeachin, E. Wroe, C. Moore , C. Charles, S. Walton, A. Waite. Eastern Devils 1.1 4.3 4.6 11.7.73 St Kilda Sharks 0.3 0.4 2.4 2.4.16 Eastern Devils Goals: S. Beggs 4, M. Supple 2, E. Mcilvena 2, T. Bohanna 2, C. Hunt. Best: S. McNamara, D. de Bondt, B. Rowlands, N. Bjelan, E. Butcher, B. Bilston-Gourley. St Kilda Sharks Goals: G. Vanderwaal, A. Trollip. Best: A. Trollip, G. Fisher, A. Vanderwaal, E. Simkin, G. Vanderwaal, B. Hanrahan.

DIVISION TWO

Cranbourne 0.0 0.0 2.2 3.4.22 Seaford 3.3 4.6 6.11 8.15.63 Cranbourne Goals: S. Holland 2, A. Bell. Best: B. Campbell, C. Robinson, S. Timoney, E. Hobson, B. Graham, A. Sibly. Seaford Goals: S. Ryan 3, L. Jukes 2, B. Pawsey 2, C. Bury. Best: T. Giddings-Constable, C. Bury, J. Ralph, C. Cain, S. Ryan, B. Roberts. Edithvale-Aspendale 0.0 1.0 1.1 3.3.21 Warragul 1.3 2.5 3.8 4.12.36 Edi-Asp Goals: D. Jankos 2, T. Laval. Best: T. Laval, Z. Purcell, E. Robinson, D. Jankos, S. Chapman, P. Cook. Warragul Goals: T. Burke 3, B. Hecker. Best: M. Williams, B. Pratt, K. Mann, T. Burke , T. Rosin, J. Evans. Eastern Devils 5.3 9.6 13.11 17.14.116 St Kilda Sharks 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Eastern Devils Goals: A. Brindley 4, C. Garlick 3, M. Kennedy 2, S. Dale 2, A. Yusuf 2, J. George, C. Tarrant, H. Miles, T. Epshtein. Best: N. Price, C. Garlick , A. Brindley, S. Dale, W. Yu, J. Monk. St Kilda Sharks Best: G. Mac Shane Watts, E. King, H. Newman, S. Mulligan , A. Maginn, L. Bertram. Bass Coast 2.5 6.9 7.13 11.17.83 Tyabb 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Bass Coast Goals: S. Bolding 2, K. O’Neill 2, T. Stahl-Smith 2, G. Slavin, E. Volard, E. Cargill, K. Edney, E. Angarane. Best: E. Angarane, E. Volard, J. Russo, S. Whitburn, K. O’Neill, T. Stahl-Smith. Tyabb Best: J. Galliot, K. Thompson, A. Coventry, L. Souter, M. Hart, C. Coventry.

DIVISION THREE

Officer 1.0 1.1 1.4 1.5.11 Frankston Bombers 0.3 1.5 2.6 3.7.25 Officer Goals: J. McSweeney. Best: J. McSweeney, M. Fitzpatrick, M. Davey, C. Davey, K. Davey, C. Webber Frankston Bombers Goals: Not provided. Best: Not Provided.

Pearcedale 8.8 14.9 16.16 22.18.150 Pakenham 1.1 1.1 2.1 3.1.19 Pearcedale Goals: H. Roberts 6, A. Kelly 3, K. Kenway 3, I. Slinger 2, J. Scarlett 2, J. Marlow, N. Meulenbrock , G. Kayla, K. Trotter, C. Hill, C. White. Best: H. Roberts, K. Mitchell , J. Scarlett, C. White, A. Kelly, K. Kenway. Pakenham Goals: R. Betteridge, M. Boyd, R. Cook. Best: B. McGee, Z. Loudon, B. Studd, R. Cook, R. Betteridge, M. Cavallo. Red Hill 2.1 2.1 3.2 4.2.26 Cerberus/Crib Point 3.2 5.6 8.8 11.10.76 Red Hill Goals: C. Seedsman 2, J. Farquharson, K. Phillips. Best: F. Wagner, K. Bordador, K. Riley, K. Anderson, M. Farquharson, N. Adams. Cerberus/Crib Point Goals: S. Flanders 7, J. Henderson, A. Dercksen, T. Ahmat, K. Chamberlain. Best: T. Ahmat, S. Marsland , M. Warren, S. Flanders, K. Chamberlain, E. Ravenscroft. Hastings 2.3 4.4 7.6 9.7.61 Seaford 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.2.2 Hastings Goals: B. Kupsch 4, T. Collins-Post, T. Scott, B. Luxmoore, J. Benwell, S. Delmo. Best: M. Taylor, H. Taylor, S. Delmo, B. Kupsch, J. Benwell, T. Scott. Seaford Best: D. Jackson, G. Tua, T. McLean, T. Miller, K. Miller, M. Hitchen-Haw. Karingal 1.1 1.6 1.8 1.7.13 Mornington 4.3 4.3 6.4 7.8.50 No details provided.

LADDERS DIVISION ONE

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Eastern Devils Seaford Mornington Cranbourne Chirnside Park Beaconsfield St Kilda Sharks Endeavour Hills Port Melbourne Gippsland Maroons

4 4 0 0 430 17 2529 4 4 0 0 314 67 468.66 4 4 0 0 227 72 315.28 4 3 1 0 250 73 342.47 4 2 2 0 155 138 112.32 4 2 2 0 127 154 82.47 4 1 3 0 158 173 91.33 4 0 4 0 65 270 24.07 4 0 4 0 41 402 10.20 4 0 4 0 3 404 0.74

DIVISION TWO

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PTS

Bass Coast 4 4 0 0 409 23 1778 Seaford 4 4 0 0 259 85 304.71 Eastern Devils 4 3 1 0 193 93 207.53 Tyabb 4 2 2 0 158 149 106.04 Cranbourne 4 1 3 0 149 137 108.76 Warragul 4 1 3 0 77 155 49.68 St Kilda Sharks 4 1 3 0 34 356 9.55 Edithvale-Aspendale 4 0 4 0 42 323 13.00

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Hastings 4 4 0 0 265 39 679.49 Mornington 4 4 0 0 205 94 218.09 Seaford 4 3 1 0 224 75 298.67 Cerberus/Crib Point 3 2 1 1 195 106 183.96 Frankston Bombers 4 3 1 0 172 94 182.98 Pearcedale 4 2 2 0 257 116 221.55 Officer 4 1 3 0 116 134 86.57 Karingal 4 1 3 0 72 137 52.55 Red Hill 4 0 4 0 70 255 27.45 Pakenham 4 0 4 0 66 443 14.90 Edi-Asp 1 0 1 0 0 149 0.00

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The Dandenong Southern Stingrays staved off an undermanned Sandringham Dragons outfit to emerge victors by 68 points on a brisk Sunday morning at Shepley Oval Dandenong. Boasting six changes due to Vic Country selection, the Stingrays’ impressive squad led for the entire day before blowing the game apart in the last quarter to win 15.15.106 to 5.4.34. AFL Victoria TAC Cup veterans Angus Paterson, Riley Bowman, Jai Taylor, Jamie Plumridge and Matthew Gahan all led from the front, collecting plenty of disposals and having a widespread impact. Equally impressive were the efforts of Matthew Cottrell and Ned Cahill who both finished the day with three goals. Down back, Matthew Cumming, Lachlan Stenning and Matthew Gahan were pillars of defence, standing firm against a worthy forward line, whilst Lachlan Stenning ran straight and hard all day. “The game really could have gone either way in the end with so many changes, but we were fortunate enough to get across the line due to the work rate across the board,” said Stingrays’ coach Craig Black. “The focus the boys are brining each week, no matter who plays, is very impressive. The group is pushing each other along and making sure no one is taking short cuts.” The first quarter was a little one-way traffic, but the skills were off due to the very slippery ball. Riley Bowman managed an early goal, quickly followed by two others through Reid Nanscawen and Cottrell before the Dragons were finally on the scoreboard. To close off the quarter Cahill split the big sticks, which allowed the Stingrays to come into the huddle with a 20-point lead. The second quarter saw the home side flex its muscle with six more goals to take a 46-point lead to the main break. Goals came through six individual goal kickers with Bowman, Cahill and Cottrell all managing their second for the day. More impressively though was the hard work of the mids, while the defenders did well to limit the Dragons to two measly points. The third started a little differently with Sandringham managing to kick two goals in a row. The young Rays seemed slow to react to the change of pace. The Dragons started to look dangerous but couldn’t reap the rewards. Dandenong needed their leaders to stand up in the face of the Dragons momentum – and the likes of Campbell Hustwaite, Jake Frawley, Plumridge, Bowman and Taylor, along with the Cumming twins did just that. Frawley was menacing in the middle, Gahan and Cumming were marking everything in sight, whilst Paterson, Bowman and Stephen Cumming bullied their opponents on the repeat inside fifty entries which came through Lachlan McDonnell, Cottrell and Plumridge.

The Stingrays added two more goals, but allowed the Dragons to wrestle momentum and grow a little in confidence. Patterson marked strongly on the siren and kicked truly giving the Stingrays a comfortable lead of 56 points at the end of the third term. The last quarter saw the Stingrays continue to add scoreboard pressure, finishing off with four more goals, but disappointingly allowed a couple of late goals to the Dragons through a lack of discipline. The win puts the Stingrays in good stead, securing top spot once again on the TAC Cup ladder, whilst enjoying the weeks rest due to the TAC Cup bye. In two weeks- time Dandenong return to Shepley Oval to take on the Oakleigh Chargers who are the only TAC Cup team to inflict a loss on the impressive Stingrays unit. TAC CUP RESULTS Dandenong Stingrays 4.3 8.7 11.11 15.16.106 Sandringham Dragons 1.1 1.3 3.3 5.4.34 Stingrays Goals: Matthew Cottrell 3, Ned Cahill 3, Riley Bowman 2, Jamie Plumridge, Angus Patterson, Campbell Hustwaite, Bailey Angwin, Lachlan Williams, Jafar Ocaa, Reid Nanscawen. Best: Matthew Gahan, Lachlan McDonnell, Riley Bowman, Jamie Plumridge, Campbell Hustwaite, Angus Patterson.

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