SEFNL Record - Finals W3 2017 by AFL South East

Finals Week 3

PRELIMINARY FINALS Saturday, September 9

Seniors Under 19A Cranbourne v Narre Warren Beaconsfield v Cranbourne A Reserves Under 19B Berwick v Doveton Officer SFC v Narre Warren B

Welcome to Week 3 of the 2017 BMG SEFNL Finals Series. Congratulations to Berwick, Narre Warren, Narre Warren A and Pakenham who have all secured their place in the Grand Final. Enjoy the week off and make sure you are ready the following week for the big song and dance. Still in the race are: Seniors: Cranbourne v Narre Warren, Reserves: Berwick v Doveton, U19A: Beaconsfield v Cranbourne A, and U19B: Officer v Narre Warren B. Preliminary Finals are always big days and sometimes even better games then Grand Finals as teams throw everything at each other to make that final day.

will be live streamed, so if you missed out on tickets you can join in the presentation at https://livestream.com/WilkarProductions/ SEFNL17Awards Doors open at 6.30pm with the event kicking off at 7pm sharp. We are pleased to announce our MC for the evening is Peter Lazer. To ensure that everyone has a safe and enjoyable time, there will be members of the Victoria Police around the ground today, as well as increased presence of private security guards. Cars and bags will be searched to ensure that alcohol is not brought into the ground.

Thank you to Pakenham and Berwick for hosting again last week, and we welcome everyone back to Toomuc Reserve in Pakenham for our Preliminary Finals.

Wet areas will be enforced in the Preliminary and Grand Finals. Booze buses will be operating outside the venues. For the enjoyment of all, anyone displaying unsocial behaviour towards players, officials, umpires or other spectators, may be asked to leave.

Good luck to all who have been invited to the SEFNL Awards Night this Monday. The evening

We wish all teams the best of luck for this weekâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s finals matches.

IN THIS EDITION . . . A Message from AFL Victoria Week 2 Finals Results Football Ladders Umpires Message

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Finals Week 2 Review Finals Week 3 Preview Senior/Reserves Team Lists U19A Team Lists

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Under 19B Team Lists

Club Notes

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Four teams made up of the best Victorian AFL wheelchair talent gathered at Casey Stadium last month to compete for the first Victorian AFL Wheelchair title. After a tough round-robin competition, it was the Saints and Magpies who qualified for the inaugural Grand Final. With the lead changing multiple times throughout the decider, it was the Saints who took home the silverware in a tight seven-point win. The final score was 6.6 (42) to 5.5 (35). Originating through the Australian Defence Force as a way for rehabilitating service men and women to remain involved in sport, AFL wheelchair is an adapted version of our national game that provides people with a physical disability the opportunity to play Australian Rules football. With recent growth in the sport, the Victorian AFL Wheelchair Championships is the first state-wide tournament to help support the player pathway into the national competition that occurs annually in different states across the country. For more information on Victorian AFL Wheelchair, visit aflvic.com.au/diversity/ disability

week 2 finals results

SENIORS FINAL

6.8-44

Cranbourne

Narre Warren 18.8-116 FINAL

9.9-63

Beaconsfield

Berwick 9.7-61

RESERVES Narre Warren 5.9-39

FINAL

Doveton 4.11-35 FINAL

5.8-38 3.6-24

Berwick

RESERVES

SENIORS

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CRANBOURNE

Beaconsfield

TEAM

For

Agst

PTS

TEAM

For

Agst

PTS

Berwick

16 16

1632

714

228.57

Narre Warren

16 16

1614

348

463.79

Cranbourne

16 13

1607

909

176.79

Berwick

16 13

1330

353

376.77

Narre Warren

16 12

1828 1028

177.82

Doveton

15 10

799

601

132.95

Beaconsfield

1332

863

154.35

Beaconsfield

16 11

1005

627

160.29

Doveton

1513 1121

134.97

Cranbourne

990

593

166.95

Tooradin-Dalmore 16

1322 1232

107.31

Officer SFC

742

1196

62.04

Officer SFC

1162 1289

90.15

Tooradin-Dalmore 16

778

1216

63.98

Pakenham

859

1411

60.88

Pakenham

545

1299

41.96

Hampton Park

436

3124

13.96

Hampton Park

358

1928

18.57

TEAM

For

Agst

PTS

Beaconsfield

17 14

1193

520

229.42

Narre Warren A

16 12

1367

608

224.84

Cranbourne A

17 11

1325

573

231.24

Berwick

1181

699

168.96

Doveton

891

967

92.14

TEAM

For

Agst

PTS

Pakenham

925

891

103.82

Officer SFC

970

954

101.68

Narre Warren B

713

1120

63.66

Cranbourne B

634

1312

48.32

Tooradin-Dalmore 17

417

1972

21.15

UNDER 19A

UNDER 19A Beaconsfield 5.5-35 Cranbourne A

5.9-39

FINAL 10.12-72 Narre Warren A FINAL

4.3-27

Berwick

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UNDER 19B Pakenham 10.9-69 FINAL Narre Warren B 3.13-31 FINAL

NARRE WARREN

9.7-61 4.6-30

Officer SFC Cranbourne B

UNDER 19B

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I Can Feel It In My Fingers… I feel it in my fingers…I feel it in my toes…oh…oh…oh yeah…Finals are all around us…And so the feeling grows And just like that the grass all of a sudden looks greener. The sun seems to have an added glow about it. And any sign of cloud coverage, let alone torrential rain, has disappeared in the blink of an eye. Somehow, someway it always happens like that. No matter how extreme the winter is everything comes together the minute that finals feeling rolls around.

You gave your promise to me, and I gave mine to you…I need someone beside me…in everything I do…oh yes I do But with that comes the beauty of the football itself. There’s nothing quite like finals footy. That thing you spend all year working so hard towards. And for some it’s not just the past year. Sometimes it’s the culmination of many years of hard slog at the lower end of the pecking order.

You know I love you…I always will…My mind’s made up by the way that I feel…There’s no beginning…There’ll be no end…cause on my love you can depend...

The Future Is Here… The future can look like many things depending on which way it’s assessed. The future can be nerving, exciting, undefined and downright scary all at the same time. That’s a serious emotional wave there. Regularly we consider the future to be exactly there…in the future. Something that we think about but never really consider approaching. Yet the future isn’t just where we think it to be. It’s actually here. Right here, right now. The next word of this article that you read is actually in the future from the word you’re reading now. All of a sudden those nerving, exciting, scary feelings that the future causes are on top of you. That’s right…the future is here…the future is now. And that’s exactly what presents the SUA and the whole footballing community on the Peninsula this weekend.

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The young stars of the future will strut their stuff this weekend in an exciting finale of games down at Hastings on Sunday. This season has been an absolute blast in the juniors with many new and enthusiastic faces taking up the challenge of learning and developing their whistle blowing and decision making in MPJFL footy. And credit must go to their application as many have also made the step into the senior ranks. With the changing of the guard in the senior ranks the sniffs of opportunity were too hard to ignore. However, the enthusiasm surrounding the SUA junior program would not be possible with the unwavering commitment from second year Junior Coordinator Scott Gathercole and the Rye Football Club. Scott came in with experience in coaching Auskick down the Peninsula and his ability to get the best out of our young future stars has been evident. The relationship developed with the Rye Football Club has enabled the SUA to set up a junior base at Rye to further expand our demographic. And while we regularly get caught up in the competitive wave of footy it is always nice to step back and see the lighter more sentimental side. Season 2016 has seen 3 father-son combinations take the whistle and no doubt it won’t be long until young son is teaching dad a few little tricks to keep his aging body ticking along. So get down to Hastings this Sunday and catch a glimpse of the next wave of whistle blowing stars and Scotty and his team close the curtains and celebrate a wonderful 2017 junior season.

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1ST SEMI – FINAL REVIEW NARRE WARREN 18.8.116 DEF BEACONSFIELD 9.9.63 Goalkickers - Narre Warren - A.Wilson 5, J.Richardson, N.Scanlon, L.Cody 2, J.Sorocynski, S.Scanlon, H.Stagg, M.Collins, T.Papworth, D.Jackson and J.Wheeler 1. Beaconsfield - T.McDermott 4, T.Aust 2, B.Dowler, R.Verbi and M.Misso 1 Game Analysis 1st Quarter - The wet and heavy conditions didn’t stop Narre Warren from jumping out of the gates well. Beacy Captain Scott Meyer started up forward with minimal impact before moving into the ruck against the undersized Trent Papworth. The Magpies completely dominated The Eagles early on and Beaconsfield had no answer to the onslaught. Narre kicked three goals in the first 15-minutes of play while holding Beaconsfield completely scoreless. Beau Dowler was looking dangerous for The Eagles as he kicked their first before The Magpies tall timber Jake Richardson and Aaron Wilson combined for the next four goals in a seven to one-goal romp. Whatever was said before the match worked as Narre led by 38 points. 2nd Quarter - The second quarter was a lot more of an even contest. With Meyer’s dominance in the ruck nullified Narre went about their business trying to extend their lead even further. Papworth rotated forward with immediate results kicking his first goal and extending their lead out to 44 points. Beaconsfield’s leading Goalkicker Troy McDermott kicked The Eagles second before Wilson kicked his third for the first-half the margin was extended back out to beyond 40 points. McDermott kicked his second before young Eagle Riley Verbi kicked his first the margin was reduced to five-goals at the main change. 3rd Quarter - The tricky weather conditions continued as we saw rain and win followed by sunshine and rainbows. It was important for Beaconsfield to start the second half well but it was Narre through Luke Cody to strike first and put the result beyond doubt early in the third quarter. McDermott was battling hard and kicked his third as The Eagles had their opportunities to get themselves back into the contest but failed to convert on the scoreboard. Michael Misso and Troy Aust kicked unanswered goals to provide The Eagles supporters some hope of a comeback. Two late goals to Luke Cody and Nick Scanlan had the momentum back with Narre as they led by 31 points at the final change. 4th Quarter - Narre Warren club legend Michael Collins kicked the first goal of the final term to put a dagger into Beacy’s heart. McDermott and Aust converted goals to reduce the margin down to 24 points The Eagles mini revival was short lived as The Magpies gained the ascendancy and completely outplayed their opposition. Narre kicked five goals in 12 minutes including the last two to Wilson who finished with a bag of five to re-establish their premiership credentials winning the match 53 points setting up a mouth-watering Preliminary Final against Cranbourne

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2ND SEMI - FINAL REVIEW BERWICK 9.7.61 DEF CRANBOURNE 6.8.44

CRANBOURNE V NARRE WARREN

Goalkickers - Berwick - A.Smith, H.Money 2, B.Rutherford, M.Andrews, J.Kemperman and L.Jellyman-Turner 1.

2017 Matches Round 8 - Cranbourne 21.10.136 def Narre Warren 12.12.84

Cranbourne - M.Holt 2, B.Wapshott, Z.Roscoe, M.Fletcher and K.Dickson 1. Game Analysis 1st Quarter - In windy conditions Cranbourne won the toss elected to kick with the breeze but failed to capitalise in front of goal. Marc Holt kicked the first goal as it looked like The Eagles were up and about but The Wickers had a game plan and worked themselves into the contest. Berwick were working hard around the clearances and blocked the corridor forcing Cranbourne wide when with the footy in hand. Goals to Bryce Rutherford and James Harrison had the 2015 premiers back in front. Brandon Wapshott kicked a nice goal against the run of play to give Cranbourne a three point lead at the first break. 2nd Quarter - Berwick were quick to find their feet in the second term and continued to control the midfield battle. Cranbourne played right into their hands by continually trying to move the ball along the outside wing. Harry Money marked and goaled which gave The Wickers the lead which they never surrendered. Ash Smith kicked a long range goal for Berwick to really take a hold of the ascendancy. Cranbourne had opportunities to score through Holt but missed at crucial times. Madi Andrews broke free to kick Berwick out to a 16-point lead halfway through the second term. The game became quite scrappy due to the pressure at the footy in trying conditions. Money kicked his second goal for the quarter and extended the Wickers lead to 22 points while Cranbourne were held goalless against the breeze. 3rd Quarter - The first goal was going to be crucial and it came after a towering mark from Berwick big man Jarrod Kemperman there were some worrying signs for the reigning premiers as The Eagles were trailing by 28 points. Holt kicked his second to breathe some life into the contest but Berwick were outworking them in the contest. James Magner and Michael Harold did a mountain of the grunt work sapping Cranbourne of any forward play. Lucas Jellyman-Turner kicked a great goal on the run which put a dagger through The Eagles hearts as the lead grew towards five goals again. Zak Roscoe bobbed up and kicked his first from a nice snap to reduce the margin to 22-points with a quarter to go. 4th Quarter - Cranbourne attacked the contest with new vigour taking the game on and challenged Berwick who were looking for their 17th consecutive win for the season. Matt Fletcher and Kirk Dickson foaled early, Dickson making up for an easy miss in the third term. The Eagles reduced the margin to only 10-points and it was game on. With emotions high the game became tight with each contest came unrelenting pressure. With the game in the balance Berwick managed to hold the play up forward of centre wing, until Smith kicked his second breaking the hearts of Cranbourne as the Wickers ran out victorious by 17 points.

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Round 14 - Narre Warren 8.9.57 def Cranbourne 4.14.38 Recent Finals 2016 Qualifying Final - Cranbourne 12.12.84 def Narre Warren 8.6.54 2013 Semi Finals - Narre Warren 20.11.131 def Cranbourne 6.7.43 2013 Grand Final - Narre Warren 14.16.100 def Cranbourne 15.9.99 What Cranbourne need to do to win.. Cranbourne are your perennial big game performers. Their experienced core know how to get the job done when it’s required in finals. Cranbourne showed in the second half of the Qualifying Final when they play with full intensity they can really dominate Narre Warren. The Eagles defence have restricted the league leading Goalkicker Nick Scanlan to only 2 goals from 3 games but need to be wary of the inform Aaron Wilson who kicked four first half goals and looked dangerous. It will be interesting to see if Coach Simon Goosey decides to play dangerous small forward Khaled Kandakji who after kicking 35 goals during the season is yet to play a final. Cranbourne will need to brush off last week’s disappointment and go back to playing the Cranbourne way we have become accustomed too. Cranbourne are well drilled and will be hoping talented big man Michael Boland can flourish in the ruck feeding the likes of Max Gearon, Matt Fletcher and Ryan Davey. Cranbourne will need to be clean with their disposal eliminating turnovers and help with the fluent ball movement to their forwards. The Eagles can’t be Marc Holt-centric and will need to get goals from their midfield to kick a winning score. What Narre Warren need to do to win.. Narre should take a lot of confidence from last weekend’s win in the cutthroat semi-final against Beaconsfield. The Magpies have been in great form for the past two months of

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football, taking away their miserable second-half in the Qualifying Final. Coach Heath Black made some tough decisions at the selection table bringing in some extra pace to provide the outside run they have been desperate for. Narre have a potent attack and when supplied with enough football they appear dangerous. Nick Scanlan and Aaron Wilson have combined for 100 goals this season, averaging more than five-goals a game, if they fire it will carry Narre towards victory. The inclusion of Trent Papworth added a different dimension in the ruck and The Magpies will be hoping their other big man Jake Richardson can present up the ground putting pressure on the Cranbourne defence. Breaking down the Cranbourne back six and finding avenues to goal will be the key for Narre Warren and close the five-goal gap from a fortnight ago. Narre have some prime-movers and it will be Heath Black’s objective to get the ball in their hands as much as possible The Final Say There is no truer statement in football then - A week is a long time in football. At half-time of the Qualifying Final it looked like a Narre Warren had it all at their feet until a scintillating display from Cranbourne saw them roar back into the contest keeping their rival goalless and winning the match by five-goals. A week on Cranbourne fell to the undefeated Berwick while Narre were too strong for Beaconsfield now they meet again fighting for their spot in this year’s grand final. Both coaches will be hoping to apply the final touches to their best 22 to get them through to the big dance. Narre Warren Coach Heath Black made some tough decisions at the selection table which seemed to have provided them the nucleus to get them the win against Beaconsfield. Will Narre adopt a similar game plan that worked on aggression and quick fluent ball movement to supply their potent forwards or will they look for some bigger bodies to bash and crash. Cranbourne have had their doubters all season but continue to prove them wrong time and time again. The Eagles were hurt last week but not broken and know their best football will take them a long way. Cranbourne are looking at their seventh consecutive grand final which has produced two premierships. The Eagles know how to get the job done on the big stage, that experience should put them in good stead once again for this year’s preliminary final. Cranbourne by 17 points.

Preliminary Final - Saturday September 9

CRANBOURNE Senior Coach: Simon Goosey Runner: Dom Hudson

No.

PLAYER

AGE

HEIGHT

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COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW

NARRE WARREN

Assistant Coaches: Matthew Brown, Luke Martin, Sein Clearihan, Justin Hamilton

Senior Coach: Health Black Assistant Coaches: Dean Urwin and Bret Lavars

WEIGHT

GOALS

BEHINDS

No.

PLAYER

COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE Senior Team Manager: Brad Alexander Runner: Dale Dempster

AGE

HEIGHT

WEIGHT

Dylan Quirk (senior capt)

175

Ryan Davey

187

Jordan Bertrand

185

Jordyn Flannery

193

100

Shaun Marusic

194

Josh Tonna

178

Max Gearon

175

110

Trent Cody

178

Matthew Fletcher

179

Nick Scanlon

180

Marc Holt

188

112

Colin McNamara

186

Dillan Bass

183

Ryan Quirk

180

Andrew Hunter

195

Brandon Wapshott

183

12 13

Heath Black

178

Dylan Cavalot

185

Stewart Scanlon

180

Stuart Morrish

182

Sam Mclean

186

Dean Kelly

181

Matt Soroczynski

182

Corrie Intveen

194

100

Trent Papworth

192

Aaron Wilson

190

Michael Collins

190

100

Dale Gawley

194

Jack Wheeler

179

Jayden Sullivan

187

Ryan Jones

178

Troy Tharle

195

Zak Roscoe

179

Michael Boland

194.5

82.7

Brandon Osborne

186

Keenan Hughes

187

Glenn Osborne

179

Daniel Jackson

183

Michael Thompson

178

Andrew Vella

178

Kirk Dickson

186

Nathan Allen

180

Nick Darbyshire

195

Luke Cody

178

Luke Bee Hugo

188

Hayden Stagg

181

Aaron Bower

173

Ben King

182

Khalid Kandakji

179

Jace Kelly

185

Ty Ellison

199

Jack Soroczynski

190

Joel Zietsman

182

Jake Carosella

181

49 50

Tom Miller

178

Jesse Cirilus

195

Jake Richardson

195

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GOALS

BEHINDS

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BERWICK

COLOURS: NAVY BLUE & WHITE

DOVETON

Coach: Leigh Noonan Assistant Coach: Matt Castricum

Team Manager: Grant Castricum Runner: Chris Cherry

Coach: Chris Rodriquez Assistant Coach: Peter Pullen

No.

PLAYER

1 3 6 10 14 17 19 21 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 40 42 48 49 59 60 66 68 70

Brent Colling Cal Rutherford Trent Van Hout Harry Money Hayden McLardy Tom Gillies Joseph West Nick Hillard Josh Burgess Jayden Goumas Clay Tharle Bryce Anderson Kristian Meredith Michael Hanigan Robert Kemperman Ryan Hillard Jake Jamieson Tom Andrews Jake Thompson Todd Harold Jayden Graham Lachy Miller Nicholas Macente Jarryd Trait Jack Brettoner Mathew McLardy Jesse Cirilus Marcus Starow Jake McLardy Jarrod Kemperman Jordan Andrews Jake O'Sullivan

AGE

HEIGHT

WEIGHT

25 24 26 21 23 25 22 21 23 22 23 30 25 30 29 22 27 29 21 24 22 24 22 20 20 20 20 20 26 31 24 18

175 178 183 175 175 180 191 180 175 179 178 189 185 178 175 183 178 178 182 178 190 178 170 171 188 182 195 178 168 194 185 172

78 75 95 75 78 82 93 75 80 83 78 95 85 80 76 83 88 80 75 80 88 85 65 72 75 75 90 86 70 88 90 78

GOALS

BEHINDS

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No.

PLAYER

GOALS

COLOURS: GREEN & BLACK Team Manager: Paul Rodriquez

BEHINDS No.

Ryan Hendy

Taylor Joyce

Shannon Henwood

Jamie Tapner (Reserves Capt)

Chris Rodriquez

Adam Corunna

Michael Henry

Darryl Thomas

Alywn Davey

Aaron Davey

Aaron Henwood

Josh Bradley

Lachlan Batten

Jake Blackwood

Sam Raru

Cameron Williamson

Mitchell Woolgar

Trent Warkuss

Malis Lokeron

Tristan Warkruss

Harley Primrose

Harry O'Neill

Kyle Hendy

Joel Pay

Shannon Brennan

Sean Semmens

Sam Muirhead

Chris Ahovelo

Milan Mandic

Marfin Lokeron

Ashley Scott

Jordan Temopoulos

Mathew Jameson

Cameron Bowman

Ned Battle

Michael Hann

Philip Johnson

Ben Dalforno

Frank D'Agostino

Luke Dalforno

Jackson Bianco

Bei Nienkel

Jarred Boumann

Che Gray

Andrew Henwood

Justin Burghardt

Michael Rodriquez

Aiden Van Beek

Travis Davis

Peter Dye

Ryan Mackie

Mitchell Lewis

Russell Gabriel

Brian Plapp

Ryan Morrison

Ethyn Miller

Charlie O'Neill

Shaun Kelleher

Jarrod Smith

Gach Nyuon

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GOALS

Brayden Hillman Clayton McCartney

BEHINDS

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BEACONSFIELD Under 19â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Coach: Luke Young Assistant Coach: David Entwistle & Darren Hamilton No.

PLAYER

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COLOURS: BLUE AND GOLD

CRANBOURNE A

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW

Team Manager: Grahame Don Runner: Mark Hornstra

Coach: Dom Carosella Assistant Coach: Matt Davey & Rob Russo

Runner: Scott Abaloz Team Manager: Tony DePaoli

AGE

HEIGHT

WEIGHT

Jai Hamilton

189

GOALS

BEHINDS

Nick Russo (Capt)

Jackson Bramich

180

Hazar Onurlu

Dan Coinu

175

Stephen De Paoli (VC)

Harrison Don

184

Jake Carosella

110

Kale Clothier

182

Chris Ramac

Jack Garwood

186

Aiden Gajanovic (DVC)

Rhys Nelson

180

Corey Ellison

Harrison Morgan

180

Corey Mills

110

Jack Docherty

182

Brady O'Toole

Scott Triffitt

184

Cameron Angus

112

Mitchell Hayes

178

Brendan Purcell

Lachlan Valentine

184

76.6

Harkireth Calais

Brodie Entwistle

188

Bailey Buntine

Jackson Drake

191

Callum White

Alex Young

179

Ryley Abaloz

Luke Hardie

182

Josh Donald

Luke Bettio

187

Paul Delaroche

Riley Boland

180

Cooper Reilly

Nathan Hopwood

182

Jake Cowburn

82.7

Luke Scott

180

Joshua Stewart

James Cairns

192

81.5

Michael Richardson

Dan Hellyer

189

Michael Roth

Darcy Brown

186

Tyson Woodall

Will Ashmore

184

Hayden Murphy

Robert McMillan

176

Hayden Bower

Kade Lynch

179

Brodie White

Peter Alier

179

Corey Mastrangioli

Connor Guley

179

Thomas Stiglich

Lachlan Beasley

181

Sean Wilson

Riley Verbi

182

Ty Ellison

Devon Smith

177

Callum Cavanagh

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No.

PLAYER

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AGE

HEIGHT

WEIGHT

GOALS

BEHINDS

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No.

Preliminary Final - Saturday September 9

OFFICER SFC

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE & WHITE

Senior Coach: Doug Koop Reserves Coach: Ash Chapman Assistant Coach: Matthew Jones

Assistant Coach: Bill King Team Manager: Gary Tivendale Football Director: Nick McLennan

PLAYER

AGE

HEIGHT

WEIGHT

GOALS

NARRE WARREN B

COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE

U19 B Coach: Adam LagerewskiJ

Team Manager: Roger Johnson

Assistant Coach: Luke Abromholl

BEHINDS

No.

AGE

HEIGHT

WEIGHT

Zach Gulivan

PLAYER

Harry Dean

181

176

Joel Dunstone

175

Mark Bartuccio

175

Tom Collard

188

Tyson GrahaM (VC)

184

70 87

Ash Smith

166

Troy Miller

188

Jack Langley

183

Barney Mauot-Agarg

194

Broadie Jamieson

188

Josh Martin - Captain

183

Dylan Mutimer

186

Mitch Mibus - Vice Captain

177

James Richards ( C)

182

Tyler Clark - Vice Captain

187

Jett Cipriani

173

Dylan Uteda

172

Jack McGuffie

179

Brandon Hogan

170

Josh Collett

176

Matt Steedman

186

75 65

10 12

Rohan Marra

170

Korey Luxford

179

Christiaan Dauphin

184

Josh Caddy

175

Jarred Don

170

Jason Luppino

158

James Hicks

188

Jamie Caruana

180

Matthew Stacey

187

Marco D'Addario

176

Callum Hughes

181

Tom Mason (DVC)

172

Jarrod Chesson

190

James Milivojevic

192

Benny Kanka

Bryce Thomas

169

175

Bailey Wardle

180

Rhys Simmons

168

Michael Schreiber

177

65 60

Jamie Longmuir

177

Kyle Contencin

174

Lachlan Ward

180

Christopher Martin

176

Coady McPhail

187

Reid Jenkin

192

Adam Machnikowski

191

Caleb Mannering

173

David West

182

Bailey Cant

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100

Nick Brooks

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Rohan Simpson

182

Mackenzie Caruana

179

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GOALS

BEHINDS

GRAND FINAL BREAKFAST WITH THE “SUBURBAN FOOTBALLER”

We have made the big one for the third year in a row which is a good achievment on its own. We do know though there is still a lot of hard work to go.

All clubs and all supporters invited to come along. Join us for breakfast and hysterically funny entertainment with the “Suburban Footballer” Tickets on sale now – First in basis - 8.00am – 10.00am Grand Final Day – Saturday 16th September.

The reserves were extremly unlucky to go down by a point after controlling most of the game. The second chances was on offer due to the geat season you had and is well deserved. Good Luck today.

Tickets are $40 each and include a cooked breakfast, fruit platter, juice, tea & coffee and entertainment. Tickets on sale now – full details on Website: beaconsfieldfc.teamapp.com Facebook: Beaconsfield Senior Football Club

The under 19s nenevr gave up in the first semi but unfortunately went down by a couple of guys. What is important though is for you to remember you are still an integral part of the Berwick Football Club. Make sure you get up there on Thursday and support the reserves and seniors.

Team App: Download onto your smart phone from Apple or Google Play Club 30 fundraising dinner with Dipper & Rodney Hogg These guys are very funny and not to be missed 7.00pm Friday 8th September Tickets on sale now – full details on

As I said after the loss, be proud of your efforts and focus on 2018. To all our sponsors for 2017, thank you for your support. We are where we are as a result of your ongoing support. So to one of our new sponsors who looks after some of our Thursday meals, namely SNEAKY CHEESE, thanks. To all of you reading, get one after the game today, located at the rear of the Central Hotel. You can then hop into your New Berwick MAZDA or your Used Vehicle from CAR MEGAMART and eat it on the way to the CARDI HOTEL where hopefully we will be celebrating a reserves win and 2 teams in the GF come the following Saturday.

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Mixed results again for us last week as we had two losses and a win. The seniors played Saturday in the 2nd Semi Final against Berwick. In a match that would hopefully take us to a 7th straight Grand Final, we stared the game off well and at 1/4 time found ourselves up by a couple of points. By 1/2 time Berwick had asserted its authority and went in at the main break to lead by 22 points. Kicking with the aid of a slight breeze in the 3rd quarter we had to make our mark and in a seesawing stanza, we failed to make any ground to remain 22 points behind at the final change. The boys were going have to extract something special and that they did to bring the margin back to 10 points with plenty of time left. Berwick however steadied to hold on to win by 17 points but our guys made a statement that we can still be hard to beat if we make it to the big day. Best were Micky, Dill Bass, Waters, Zak, Yoz and Cav. We look forward to the challenge against Narre this week for another crack at Berwick.

out as Berwick stacked on three goals in 10 minutes to throw the contest wide open. We did however manage to take some control of the game and with a late goal to Aiden Gajanovic, we were safely through to the Preliminary Final against Beaconsfield. Best in a good win were Keeno, Coops, Stewy, Haz, Tom and Russo.

The reserves team headed down to Berwick last weekend in typical Melbourne weather to take on Beaconsfield. With the ledger one all during the year the doves dominated all game in a low scoring affair.

Good luck to all this week as we aim to have two footy and three netball teams compete on the final day of the season.

Jake Nicholson was sensational in the ruck, Sean “Bull” Semmens dominated, Sammy Muirhead played well all game, and Sean K was staunch down back.

Congratulations also go to our guys and girls who have been invited to SEFNL Presentation Night. The club is extremely proud of you all.

Our boys are chomping at the bit to have another crack at Berwick this weekend down at Pakenham in the preliminary final. With the doves looking stronger than ever, can they pull off the win of the season and secure themselves a spot in the grand final.

Go Eagles

Our Under 19B’s kicked off a cold wet morning at Berwick on Sunday as we faced off to Narre Warren. Narre jumped us early but their inaccuracy kept us in the game. By 1/2 time we were down by one goal and right in the contest. In a thriller of a game that we never managed to hit the front, it came down to the final play of the day as we couldn’t find a way past Narre to go down by the barest of margins. The boys were gallant in defeat, showing a never die attitude and the improvement through the season is a testament to Pete Jonson and the team. Well done to the boys on a terrific season where they stood by what was a difficult first half of the season. Best on Sunday were Sheldon, Harks, Brendan, Johno, Dish and Hayden Bower.

Lets all get behind them and support. Well done to Chris and the boys - the club is extremely proud of you all. With one netball straight into the grand final already this season, 3 more to play for a grand final spot this weekend – we can say it’s been nothing but a strong successful season down at the Doves. Go Doves #doveylove Please remember to purchase your presentation night tickets online via the link on facebook. They are selling fast and we only have 150 for sale.

Our 19As went in as favourites against the reigning premiers and at 1/4 time there was nothing in it. By 1/2 time we had a lead by a couple of goals but the game was far from over as Berwick hung on as the slog became tougher. By 3/4 time, our lead had drifted out to 22 points and the boys were confident this was going to be their day. Too confident it turned

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It was a successful semi-final weekend on the footy field for Narre last week. We won our way directly into two grand finals (Under 19A and Reserves), while our Seniors and Under 19B live to fight another day in Prelims this week, after gutsy victories in their cut-throat semis.

and pump it down the corridor into Narre’s forward fifty. A late tackle, resulted in a downfield free to Narre and an after-the-siren shot at goal by Mitchy Cowan. The resultant behind was enough to book us a ticket in the big dance; and a week off to freshen up. Well done boys.

In last Sunday’s Herald Sun there was a great article regarding our club and the important part volunteer’s play. Please log into heraldsun.com.au/ bestoffground and vote for Brad “Joffa” Alexander or Miss Holly Booth to show your support. Competition closes

Under 19A – Narre and Beacy have been the benchmark all season in a high-standard Under 19A comp. The second-semi saw these two evenly matched sides chock-full of some of the best local young footy talent in the district.

Seniors – Narre’s Ones opened up a six-goal lead at the first change with Stewie Scanlon and Aaron Wilson up and about early; Trent Papworth and Collo were providing drive in the middle; Jordy Flannery and Andrew Hunter were leading a solid defensive structure. We play our best footy when we take the game on like that. Beacy came at us in the second and third terms but were playing catch-up footy against 22 fullycommitted Narre jumpers. After taking their best shot on the chin, we finished with a six-goal final quarter and will go into this week’s encounter against Cranny with our tails up and our confidence high. Wilson was outstanding with five of his own, while our ability to find ten other individual goalkickers helped the cause greatly. Joel Zietsman again played with poise and maturity beyond his years. Reserves – Our top-of-the-ladder Twos faced Berwick who had previously pushed us to within a kick in each of two encounters this season. In windy conditions another low-scoring, arm wrestle was always on the cards. It was pressure-packed, it was scrappy, it was ugly - but it was enthralling to watch. Only a kick separated the combatants all day. With a minute remaining, a clever switch in Narre’s back half saw Micky Milo gather the ball in open space

With the prize a grand final berth, it was Narre who held their poise in the early pressure periods this time around, then opened up with a full-on assault of sublime footy. We gained the advantage early, with strong defence against the breeze then built a four-goal lead by half time. Our awesome hard-running teamwork against the wind in the third term set up this win. Jack Flannery (6 goals), Jack Toner, Clayton Taylor and big Barney were instrumental in the result. Under 19B – As if our Reserves’ one-point win the previous day wasn’t enough for the Narre supporters’ nerves, the Under 19B ‘sudden death’ semi against Cranbourne B last Sunday was also decided by the smallest margin. A close game in very windy conditions came down to the last minute when Cranbourne had an opportunity to seal the win with a late shot at goal which was smothered brilliantly by Tommy “twinkle toes” Collard. It missed and Narre held on for the win to keep our season alive. Mark Bartuccio and Brandon Hogan led from the front; Reid Jenkin and Collard worked hard for the Magpies, and Bailey Wardle was our only multiple goalkicker. The boys take on Officer today and you can bet they’ll wear the black and white with pride and give a great account of themselves as they always do.

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Round 1 Saturday, 1 April Narre Warren v Bye Beaconsfield 5.3-33 def by Berwick 7.9-31 Cranbourne 33.17-215 def Hampton Park 5.1-31 Tooradin-Dalmore 9.14-68 def Pakenham 5.8-38 Doveton 16.14-110 def Officer SFC 10.12-72 Round 2 Split Round Saturday, 8 April Pakenham v Bye Beaconsfield 12.11-83 def Tooradin-Dalmore 3.4-22 Berwick 10.10-70 def Cranbourne 3.5-23 Officer SFC 6.4-40 def by Narre Warren 10.12-72 Good Friday, 14 April Hampton Park 5.4-34 def by Doveton 25.19-169 Round 3 ANZAC Round Saturday, 22 April Doveton v Bye Pakenham 7.10-52 def by Officer SFC 13.18-96 Narre Warren 9.11-65 def by Beaconsfield 13.13-91 Cranbourne 13.11-89 def Tooradin-Dalmore 11.8-74 Hampton Park 8.1-49 def by Berwick 31.22-208 Round 4 Saturday, 29 April Berwick v Bye Officer SFC 20.12-132 def Hampton Park 5.10-40 Pakenham 5.8-38 def by Beaconsfield 16.14-110 Tooradin-Dalmore 11.14-80 def by Narre Warren 20.8-128

Doveton 8.8-56 def by Cranbourne 12.10-82 Round 5 Pink Sports Day Saturday, 6 May Cranbourne v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore 8.11-59 def by Officer SFC 9.10-64 Beaconsfield 16.26-122 def Hampton Park 2.1-13 Pakenham 5.5-35 def by Doveton 13.12-90 Narre Warren 7.14-56 def by Berwick 12.13-85 AFL Vic Community Championships Saturday, 13 May - NO GAMES Round 6 Saturday, 20 May Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Beaconsfield 6.11-47 def by Doveton 8.8-56 Berwick 12.19-91 def Pakenham 10.5-65 Officer SFC 10.4-64 def by Cranbourne 13.12-90 Hampton Park 6.3-39 def by Narre Warren 38.20-248 Round 7 Indigenous Round Saturday, 27 May Officer SFC v Bye Cranbourne 13.14-92 def Beaconsfield 6.8-44 Doveton 8.8-56 def by Berwick 15.15-105 Hampton Park 6.9-45 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 29.18-192

Narre Warren 17.15-117 def Pakenham 6.14-50

Round 8 Saturday, 3 June Beaconsfield v Bye Berwick 12.10-82 def Officer SFC 9.5-59 Cranbourne 21.10-136 def Narre Warren 12.12-84 Doveton 0.7-55 def 0.14-86 Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham 16.21-117 def Hampton Park 3.3-21 Queenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Birthday â&#x20AC;&#x201C; No Games Saturday, 10 June Round 9 Saturday, 17 June Hampton Park v Bye Officer SFC 4.2-26 def by Beaconsfield 24.23-167 Tooradin-Dalmore 9.6-60 def by Berwick 13.14-92 Pakenham 4.6-30 def by Cranbourne 11.11-77 Narre Warren 18.17-125 def Doveton 13.8-86 Round 10 Saturday, 24 June Narre Warren v Bye Berwick 39.26-260 def Hampton Park 1.1-7 Beaconsfield 13.14-92 def Pakenham 8.4-52 Tooradin-Dalmore 8.13-61 def by Cranbourne 13.11-89

Officer SFC 8.5-53 def by Doveton 18.10-118 Round 11 White Ribbon Round Saturday, 1 July Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Hampton Park 1.1-7 def by Beaconsfield 33.-26-224 Cranbourne 6.4-40 def by Berwick 12.16-88 Doveton 11.10-76 def Pakenham 6.11-47 Narre Warren 11.14-80 def Officer SFC 11.7-73 Round 12 Saturday, 8 July Beaconsfield v Bye Berwick 14.13-97 def Narre Warren 7.6-48 Cranbourne 21.14-140 def Officer SFC 7.1-43 Doveton 38.29-257 def Hampton Park 6.3-39 Pakenham 4.7-31 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 10.5-65 Round 13 Saturday, 15 July Doveton v Bye Beaconsfield 6.5-41 def by Narre Warren 18.12-120 Hampton Park 1.3-9 def by Cranbourne 30.29-209 Officer SFC 16.4-100 def Tooradin-Dalmore 13.8-86 Pakenham 5.1-31 def by Berwick 17.15-117 Round 14 Saturday, 22 July Hampton Park v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore 9.7-61 def by Beaconsfield 12.12.-84 Berwick 10.11-71 def Doveton 10.7-67 Narre Warren 8.9-57 def Cranbourne 4.14-38 Officer SFC 11.10-76 def Pakenham 5.6-36

Round 15 Multicultural Round Saturday, 29 July Berwick v Bye Beaconsfield 10.9-69 def Officer SFC 6.4-40 Cranbourne 19.19-133 def Pakenham 9.9-63 Tooradin-Dalmore 15.10-100 def Doveton 15.8-98 Narre Warren 42.21-273 def Hampton Park 0.1-1 Round 16 Saturday, 5 August Cranbourne v Bye Doveton 13.9-87 def Beaconsfield 6.3-39 Berwick 13.11-89 def Tooradin-Dalmore 9.5-59 Hampton Park 2.1-13 def by Officer SFC 27.18-180 Pakenham 7.8-50 def by Narre Warren 19.18-132 Round 17 Saturday, 12 August Pakenham v Bye Beaconsfield 10.9-69 def by Cranbourne 13.4-82 Doveton 10.6-66 def by Narre Warren 15.18-108 Tooradin-Dalmore 28.26-194 def Hampton Park 5.8-38 Officer SFC 6.8-44 def by Berwick 10.15-75 Round 18 Saturday, 19 August Officer SFC v Bye Berwick 7.9-51 def Beaconsfield 2.5-17 Cranbourne 10.12-72 def Doveton 10.6-66 Hampton Park 7.8-50 def by Pakenham 17.22-124 Narre Warren 16.13-109 def Tooradin-Dalmore 8.7-55 Qualifying/Elimination Finals Saturday 26/Sunday 27 August Venues: TBC Semi Final 2/1 Saturday 2/Sunday 3 September Venues: TBC Preliminary Final Saturday 9 September Venues: TBC Grand Final Saturday 16 September Venues: TBC

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PRELIMINARY FINALS Saturday, September 9

A Grade - Narre Warren v Cranbourne 17 & Under White - Narre Warren v Doveton B Grade - Narre Warren v Tooradin-Dalmore 15 & Under Red - Doveton v Berwick C Grade - Beaconsfield v Cranbourne 15 & Under White - ROC v Berwick D Grade - Beaconsfield v Doveton 13 & Under Red - Berwick v Tooradin-Dalmor 17 & Under Red - Narre Warren v Beaconsfield 13 & Under White - ROC v Pakenham

Welcome to Week 3 of the 2017 BMG SEFNL Finals Series. Congratulations to All sides that have secured their place in the Grand Final. Enjoy the week off and make sure you are ready the following week for the big song and dance. And best of luck to the teams still competing. Preliminary Finals are always big days and sometimes even better games then Grand Finals as teams throw everything at each other to make that final day. Thank you to Pakenham and Berwick for hosting again last week, and we welcome everyone back to Toomuc Reserve in Pakenham for our Preliminary Finals. Good luck to all who have been invited to the SEFNL Awards Night this Monday. The evening will be live streamed, so if you missed out on tickets you can join in the presentation at https://livestream.com/WilkarProductions/

SEFNL17Awards Doors open at 6.30pm with the event kicking off at 7pm sharp. We are pleased to announce our MC for the evening is Peter Lazer. To ensure that everyone has a safe and enjoyable time, there will be members of the Victoria Police around the ground today, as well as increased presence of private security guards. Cars and bags will be searched to ensure that alcohol is not brought into the ground. Wet areas will be enforced in the Preliminary and Grand Finals. Booze buses will be operating outside the venues. For the enjoyment of all, anyone displaying unsocial behaviour towards players, officials, umpires or other spectators, may be asked to leave. We wish all teams the best of luck for this weekâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s finals matches.

IN THIS EDITION . . . Week 2 Finals Results Netball Ladders Week 2 Finals Review Finals Week 3 Preview A Grade Team Lists

A Di vi sio n o f A d c e l l G r o u p

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B Grade Team Lists

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C Grade Team Lists

13 & Under Team Lists

D Grade Team Lists

Club Notes

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B GRADE

Narre Warren 28

def by

Tooradin-Dalmore 43

Beaconsfield 31

def by

Cranbourne 33

Narre Warren 43

def

Beaconsfield 29

Cranbourne 27

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 26

C GRADE

def

Narre Warren 41

def

Doveton 27

Narre Warren 39

def

Beaconsfield 24

Doveton 29

def

Cranbourne 23

D GRADE

17 & UNDER RED

17 & UNDER WHITE

Narre Warren 20

def by

Beaconsfield 23

def

Cranbourne 22

def

Doveton 25

ROC 21

def by

Berwick 33

Berwick 18

Doveton 33

15 & UNDER RED ROC 27 Narre Warren 26

Beaconsfield 35

def

Narre Warren 25

Doveton 22

def

Cranbourne 20

15 & UNDER WHITE

13 & UNDER RED

def by

Cranbourne 22

def

Beaconsfield 12

13 & UNDER WHITE

ROC 34

def

Berwick 28

Tooradin-Dalmore 29

def

Narre Warren 22

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TEAM Narre Warren Tooradin-Dalmore Beaconsfield Doveton Cranbourne Hampton Park ROC Berwick Pakenham

P 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16

W 14 13 11 10 8 5 5 3 0

L 2 3 5 6 6 10 10 11 16

D 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 2 0

BYE 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

For 876 814 765 772 679 598 633 695 519

Agst 585 575 634 739 645 686 751 810 926

PTS 64 60 52 48 44 30 30 24 8

% 149.74 141.57 120.66 104.47 105.27 87.17 84.29 85.80 56.05

TEAM Beaconsfield Narre Warren Tooradin-Dalmore Doveton ROC Hampton Park Pakenham Cranbourne Berwick

P 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16

W 16 14 8 8 8 8 7 3 0

L 0 2 8 8 8 8 9 13 16

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

For 724 608 514 514 493 545 488 378 289

Agst 362 369 485 494 485 585 495 554 724

PTS 72 64 40 40 40 40 36 20 8

% 200.00 164.77 105.98 104.05 101.65 93.16 98.59 68.23 39.92

TEAM Narre Warren Beaconsfield Doveton Hampton Park Cranbourne Tooradin-Dalmore ROC Berwick Pakenham

P 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16

W 15 14 13 9 9 6 3 2 1

L 1 2 3 7 7 10 13 14 15

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

For 735 603 566 544 609 500 271 221 301

Agst 378 359 317 454 510 464 587 729 552

PTS 68 64 60 44 44 32 20 16 12

% 194.44 167.97 178.55 119.82 119.41 107.76 46.17 30.32 54.53

TEAM Beaconsfield Narre Warren Doveton Cranbourne Pakenham Berwick ROC Tooradin-Dalmore Hampton Park

P 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16

W 15 13 12 11 6 7 4 1 1

L 1 3 3 5 8 9 11 15 15

D 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0

BYE 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

For 562 504 458 463 342 382 303 207 246

Agst 258 328 361 314 333 411 420 454 588

PTS 68 60 58 52 36 36 26 12 12

% 217.83 153.66 126.87 147.45 102.70 92.94 72.14 45.59 41.84

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ROC

Berwick

Cranbourne

Beaconsfield

W 16 14 10 9 8 5 5 1 1

L 0 2 5 5 7 10 10 15 15

D 0 0 1 2 1 1 1 0 0

BYE 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

For 715 522 381 326 346 320 240 170 136

Agst 183 260 356 300 325 364 392 457 519

PTS 72 64 50 48 42 30 30 12 12

% 390.71 200.77 107.02 108.67 106.46 87.91 61.22 37.20 26.20

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L 1 2 3 8 9 9 11 13 15

D 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

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Agst 568 570 636 627 674 692 681 734 722

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W 16 12 10 8 8 8 7 1 1

L 0 3 6 7 8 8 9 15 15

D 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

For 716 576 460 442 565 441 462 261 286

Agst 366 404 415 397 496 432 457 539 703

PTS 72 58 48 42 40 40 36 12 12

% 195.63 142.57 110.84 111.34 113.91 102.08 101.09 48.42 40.68

W 16 13 11 10 9 5 5 2 0

L 0 3 5 5 7 10 11 14 16

D 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

BYE 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

For 749 582 430 441 441 362 371 255 168

Agst 181 362 383 424 305 392 480 585 687

PTS 72 60 52 50 44 30 28 16 8

% 413.81 160.77 112.27 104.01 144.59 92.35 77.29 43.59 24.45

BYE

For

Agst

PTS

420

237

177.22

407

218

186.70

436

275

158.55

344

201

171.14

Pakenham

314

306

102.61

Narre Warren

332

291

114.09

Doveton

250

462

54.11

Tooradin-Dalmore

110

623

17.66

17 & UNDER WHITE

15 & UNDER RED TEAM ROC Narre Warren Doveton Berwick Beaconsfield Cranbourne Pakenham Hampton Park Tooradin-Dalmore

P 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16

15 & UNDER WHITE

13 & UNDER RED TEAM ROC Berwick Tooradin-Dalmore Beaconsfield Narre Warren Cranbourne Doveton Pakenham Hampton Park

W 15 13 12 8 7 7 5 3 1

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BYE

For

Agst

PTS

Beaconsfield

574

102

562.75

ROC

434

161

269.57

Berwick

278

192

144.79

Pakenham

336

257

130.74

Narre Warren

235

279

84.23

Cranbourne

153

418

36.60

Tooradin-Dalmore

166

435

38.16

Doveton

128

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2ND SEMI-FINAL

1ST SEMI-FINAL

NARRE WARREN 28 LOST TO TOORADIN-DALMORE 43

BEACONSFIELD 31 LOST TO CRANBOURNE 33

Tooradin rocketed out of the blocks and had Narre Warren on the back foot in a blistering display which shocked their fancied rivals. Tough uncompromising netball was the theme of the day as The Seagulls defence led by Jess Maher and Bec Kinna restricted The Magpies to only three goals while their attack got them out to an impressive 10 goal lead at quartertime. Jess Cox was on fire under the ring shooting nine goals while getting plenty of supply from a dominant midcourt led by Sara Duncan and Emma Iacovou on the wings. Narre swung the changes in the second term Tayla Shannon and Gabby Dwyer swapped positions in attack with immediate results. The Magpies midcourt fought hard to get them back into the contest. Britt Mashado and Leigh Taylor started to win possession and fed Shannon who scored nine second quarter goals to reduce the margin to seven at the main break. Tooradin Coach Kelly Haynes moved their inspirational leader Shona Wells into the middle to provide a spark in the second half. The Seagulls dominated the third quarter and put a stop to any Magpies comeback winning the quarter 12 goals to five and providing them a certain victory leading by 14-goals going into the last quarter. The sterling victory providing Tooradin with their first grand final appearance since 2006 and what shapes as an amazing turnaround for a club on their knees three seasons ago.

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PRELIMINARY FINAL NARRE WARREN V CRANBOURNE 2017 Matches Round 8 - Cranbourne 44 lost to Narre 46

The 1st Semi-Final provided one of the matches of the season as the Eagles took centre court. With a spot in the preliminary final up for grabs both teams set out to control the match early but found it difficult to break away. Teams were level at 11-goals apiece after the first team as both sides battled to gain the ascendancy. Beacy started to look good through the middle with Rylee Nelson having an impact in the centre while their wings Ash Gill and Kate Murphy helped Beacy nudged a head through the second taking a one goal at the main change. The third term was a titanic battle as neither team were willing to give an inch. Beacy won the scoreboard battle six goals to three and led by four goals going into the last stanza. For one side their season would be finished and which team was going to step-up in the heat of battle to secure the win. Cranbourne Coach Donna Wilson had to find something and moved sharpshooter Alanah Hardy in the shooter position and Hardy played one of her best quarters in her career. Cranbourne Captain Steph Ryan led the resurgence with support on the wings from Nat Sparks and Tegan Stahl while their trusted defence Sharni Lambden and Tara Cecil created plenty of pressure and capitalised on any Beaconsfield errors. After trailing by four goals Hardy was unstoppable putting up 10 last quarter goals to help draw level then pass Beacy in a ferocious final few minutes. Cranbourne showed some real spirit as they have all season winning emphatically by two-goals and advancing through to the preliminary final.

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Round 14 - Narre 51 def Cranbourne 29 Cranbourne have taken all before them during the 2017 finals series, after finishing fifth after the home and away season. The Eagles had an up and down season which includes consecutive drawn matches but they have never lost focused, defeating both Doveton and Beaconsfield to reach the preliminary final. It seems Cranbourne are reaching their peak at the business end of the season and the return of their captain Steph Ryan from injury was the injection they needed to compete with the best sides in the competition. Narre Warren have been in great form all season, their run of 14 consecutive wins had them finish on top of the SEFNL ladder. Ladder position means nothing now after Narre were beaten in the second semifinal going down to their nemesis Tooradin by 15 goals. It will be interesting to see how quickly The Magpies can recover after the loss and re-group and tackle the up and about Eagles. Momentum can be hard to stop and it’s spread from confidence and Cranbourne are oozing confidence after fighting out an impressive win against Beaconsfield, Can they carry that momentum through to knock over their third opponent in three weeks? Narre won both games during the year, defeating Cranbourne by two goals in their first encounter and dominated at home winning by 22 goals back in Round 14. Cranbourne have shown plenty during the second half of the season and were also the first team to break the high-flying Seagulls winning streak

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earlier in the season. The Eagles have the tools to defeat Narre Warren if they can play at a consistent high level over the four quarters. Shani Lambden and Tara Cecil have formed one of the strongest defences in the competition. Lambden and Cecil won’t have it their own way as they tackle Narre’s dynamic duo Tayla Shannon and Gabby Dwyer in attack. Shannon and Dwyer can switch positions around the ring and have shown they can put up big numbers if given the opportunity. Britt Mashado from Narre will look to control the midcourt battle against Ryan, Ryan has quickly found her feet after a long layoff due to injury in the later part of the season. Mashado has continued to rise as a player to watch as she will look to bring in Leigh Taylor and Erin Clark on the wings for support. Nat Sparks has had an outstanding season on the wings for Cranbourne this season and will be up to the task of going one-on-one against Clark. Can Alanah Hardy produce again for The Eagles? Her final quarter heroics help Cranbourne come from behind and snatch the win against Beaconsfield in the semi-final. The Magpies defence will have a tough time of it trying to eliminate the influence of Hardy and will be hoping their midcourt can dominate most of the possession restricting The Eagles forward play. 2017 has seen a wonderful finals series and this game will be no exception. The experience in big matches will give Narre Warren the slight edge. Cranbourne have delivered for Coach Wilson during the finals can they do it one more time? All the questions will be answered at 2.45 on Saturday. Narre’s class edge to provide the win in a close one by five goals.

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NARRE WARREN V CRANBOURNE

NARRE WARREN V TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

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Coach: Jade & Greg Heinrich Team Manager: Jodi McLaren

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Stephanie Ryan

Sharni Lambden

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Emma Haynes

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BEACONSFIELD V CRANBOURNE

BEACONSFIELD V DOVETON

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

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Coach: Roger Palmer

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B Grade took to the court at Toomuc Reserve to take on Narre Warren in a Semi Final. With an extra week to prepare for this important game, the girls played some great netball to claim victory and a birth in the SEFNL Grand Final. Defence was key as Beaconsfield confused the space and ran hard with their opposition. As we have another week off to prepare for the biggest game of all, it will be important for us to continue to refine our combinations and game play.

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C grade came up against Narre Warren in the Semi Final at Pakenham. The game was a very tight contest till half time with scores level, but the second half saw Narre pull away and prove why they are the top of the ladder team, and take the 29 v 43 win. We need to make sure that we go out there for four quarters and understand that finals netball requires us to be committed all game. Luckily we have another week to play and try and turn the result around! D Grade - We were up against tough opponents in Narre Warren for our Semi Final this week. l felt Narre Warren were more efficient with their ball movement and applied great pressure through the mid court. Our defence was very good and we showed some good passages of play. Unfortunately coming away with a 16 goal loss we are hoping to bounce back this week in the Preliminary Final against Doveton. 17 Red - So incredibly proud of the entire teams efforts, having to battle with the trying weather conditions made for an extremely close last quarter. The girls never gave up and managed to fight hard and come away with the win, we live to see another week of finals. 17 White - The girls were extremely excited to start their finals campaign this week! Narre Warren came out hard and put the pressure on Beacy from the first whistle. With the Beacy crowd behind them, the girls worked together and settled across the game and put together some lovely pieces of play to take the win. What a fantastic season they have had so far.... Go Beacy! 15 White versed Berwick in the Semi Final and had a 12 v 19 loss in very wet conditions. We just couldn’t get our game going with a lot of elements against us, but we managed to finish strong. Thank you all for the season, it’s been a roller coaster with major injuries hitting the team but we stood united through it all. Thank you to our wonderful Team Manager Fran, all the parents for your support and the Under 13’s for helping us out when called upon. We are looking forward to seeing you all develop so much more in the future with your netball! 13 White - Finals pressure was evident for both teams. There was a lot of pressure & tightly contested netball. Both Beacy & ROC had plenty of turnovers, but it was Beacy who made

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the most of them in the end. The Beacy girls achieved a three goal buffer at the end of the first quarter and kept at it for the remainder of the game. Beacy’s flexibility with positional changes and stamina in the second half saw the final score 20-14. Top job to all players after a physical contest and well deserved Grand Final spot. Go Beacy! Congratulations to our B grade, U17 White & U13 White teams for going straight through to the Grand Final!! Best of luck to our C & D Grade & U17 Red teams who battle it out this week in the Preliminary Finals to earn a spot in the Grand Final also!! #gobeacy

berwick WOW, what a final series the BNC juniors are having, Preliminary Final week see’s 3 teams remaining. Saturday saw 13 Reds take on undefeated ROC. Certainly not deterant to this young group when they took court and their A Game along with them. Clashes through the season saw ROC take both wins, Rnd 8 by 15 goals and Rnd 17 by 11 goals. Semi Final 2, our girls shortened this to 6 goals, although throughout the game it was goal for goal and a nail biter for all. Janelle and her team certainly held strong through all and not once dropped their heads. This week we play TooradinDalmore at Pakenham who we beat convincingly in the QF by 13 goals. Good luck girls, you’ve got this, the club are right there cheering your every move.

goals, Chantelle Rudolph and Joyce Ojay were out to prove their worth in this final, while Amy Davies and Tiarna Green showed their maturity and strength in the mid court against some very tough opponents. The Magpies put up a huge fight during the entire game, but just couldn’t catch the #wickers on the day. These young ladies, as we said last week, showed determination and composure throughout the entire game. The girls managed to take home the win by 7 goals and gained their spot in the Preliminary Final against Doveton next week.

An outstanding weekend of netball last week. We kicked off the weekend with our 15 White team playing on Saturday for the chance to go straight into the Grand final. An awesome display of determination and keeping focus, an exciting finish defeating ROC for the first time this season winning by 1 goal. They have the week off this week and will play the Grand final next weekend. Good luck girls. Sunday we had 2 of our junior teams and 3 of our senior team playing their semi-finals.

We encourage all supporters to make their way down to Pakenham and get behind these young #wickers. A reminder that both Senior & Junior Presentation’s are fast approaching, don’t forget to get your tickets via the club.

Our 17 Red’s battled it out against Beacy in a game that could have gone either way. An amazing game where every girl played their hearts out and showed great team spirit. The end result was a 1 goal loss for our girls.

Sunday’s Semi’s at home. Mel Guic and 13 Whites, started the day brilliantly down by 3 at the first break. A huge crowd supporting these young superstars, showed they were not going see a large lead. Going into the last saw an even scoreboard of 14 all. With winds getting stronger these youngsters held their ground throughout the game and were not letting the pressure of finals netball affect their game. Goal for goal which made for very exciting plays across the court. Delylah Loulanting and Adam Snelling, using every piece of energy they had in them, were pivotal in creating turnovers for the team and providing numerous scoring oppurtunities. At the final siren it was an 18 all scoreboard, bringing the game into over time. Unfortunately, Pakenham got away with 3 goals in the 1st 2 minutes, leaving the young #wickers to play catch up in the last 2 extra minutes. The end scoreline was 23-18 getting Pakenham into the Prelim next week. The club are so proud of what Mel gained with this team over this season. An incredible effort to all involved. Well done.

In another close game, our 17 White team played a great game but just couldn’t get the upper hand in the last quarter. They went down by 2 goals. D Grade had a tough game coming up against Doveton. A close first half where the scores were close but Doveton proved to be too strong and pulled away in the second half and we just didn’t get the opportunity to catch up. Final score was 24-39. C grade took on Tooradin with the results during the season showing these two teams always have close games it was as promised an exciting and fast paced game. Right up until the final whistle it could have gone either way. In the last few minutes we had some fantastic turnovers, great pressure from our defence and wonderful composure from the

2 more finals on Sunday saw both 15’s teams take court in Semi’s at home. 15 Whites took on Beaconsfield, which was always going to be a grudge match. In blistering winds and non stop rain Bridget Arthurson, started her team the same way as the previous week, which proved to be a strong decision. Having a sense of belief and faith in her coaching, they took to the court and had a 4 goal lead at the 1st break. Keeping that lead the entire game, with minimal changes on court through out the weather conditions. Another wonderful display of team work and dedication paid off with the girls taking the win by 6 goals and gaining them a place in the Preliminary Final against ROC next week. Leanne Walford and her 15 Reds had a massive battle on court all year against Narre, with only 2 and 1 goal margins in it all season. All players took to the court with composure and a huge desire to win. The rain and wind, which made for tough conditions, certainly didn’t effect these young guns in their game plays. Jumping out to a very quick start with their

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shooters resulting in a 1 goal for our girls. They will take on Beacy in the Preliminary final this week which is sure to be another epic game for our C grade team. A Grade. Fantastic come back by the girls. Not one person gave up and all fought hard for the full 4 quarters. The support and belief you have in each other came through in the end. A six goal turn around in the last quarter resulting in a 2 goal win against Beacy. 33-31 Good luck to all team playing in Preliminary finals this week. GO EAGLES!!

U15’s red faced a very skilful, tall and talented ROC side last Saturday. ROC blew the game out early and we up by 7 at quarter time. The doves soon regained some ground but we still making small silly mistakes. It was then goal for goal for the next 3 quarters. In the last quarter, we made some costly mistakes which saw ROC win by goals. Was still such a great game to watch. We face Berwick this week in our last ditch chance to make the big dance? Lets reward all of our hard work this season ladies.

B Grade – congratulations for making it as far as what you did this season. A lot of positives to take away from the year but just fell short of the results we were after. Unlucky ladies and we hope to see you all back out in the green and black next season. With one team straight through to the grand final already, and 3 facing off this weekend for their last chance at the big dance…let’s get behind all doves teams this weekend! Go Doves #doveylove

U17’s red faced Narre Warren last weekend who finished in top spot. Our girls come off the blocks early and looked to control the game from the first quarter. We moved well, we defended even better and it was all rewarded with a win and a spot in the big dance! Well done to Jason and his all stars! U17’s White – Well done on a very tight and hard game girls. The conditions were very ordinary and not really netball weather but you all played your part considering and came out 1 goal winners. Good luck next week ladies. D Grade – Last weekend faced Cranbourne who came off a massive first finals win, but we had some ground to make up. At the first break, we were 3 goals up but we allowed Cranbourne to come back into the game. With us only up by a few heading into the last – we knew we had to turn it on in the last quarter and that we did. We wanted it more, we moved quicker and we attacked the ball harder – coming away with a 6 goal win!! Good luck this weekend ladies!

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Semi Final week brought about a mixed bag of results for Narre Warren. C and D Grade locked in their spots in their respective grand finals, with convincing wins. A and B grade and our two 17s side all have another opportunity for a golden ticket, but will need to produce the goods in their upcoming preliminary finals. Our 13s and 15s lost their Semi Finals, bringing their season to an end. Thank you to coaches, Amy and Michelle and Team Managers, Natalia and Kim who have supported our young girls all season.

play to their strengths to earn their spot in the Grand Final and get another chance at Beaconsfield.

13 Red: Narre Warren 22 lost to Tooradin 29

Four NWFNC netball teams progress to Week Three of Finals and our Black and White Army will need to be in full voice to help our teams earn their golden tickets to the BIG DANCE and join C and D Grade.

Our youngest netballers worked tirelessly for four quarters but couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t chase down Tooradinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s early lead they created in the first quarter. We wish Annie a speedy recovery with her broken arm. 15 Red: Narre Warren 26 lost to Berwick 33 As the 15s began, the heavens opened. The girls gave it their all for four quarters but couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t match their taller opponents. 17 White: Narre Warren lost to Beaconsfield This match was a tight contest for the first half before Beaconsfield took control in the second half to run out convincing winners. Another chance in the Preliminary Final! 17 Red: Narre Warren lost to Doveton Determined to improve on their last encounter, the 17 Red girls fought hard to combat their strong, physical opponents. Missed opportunities and forced errors didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t allow Narre to gain control at any stage of the game â&#x20AC;&#x201C; back to the drawing board for another chance in the Prelim! D Grade: Narre Warren 39 def Beaconsfield 24

A Grade: Narre Warren 28 lost to Tooradin 43 In an uncharacteristic performance, A grade were outscored 13 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 3 in the first term. Despite trying everything to combat the determined Tooradin outfit, Narre Warren fell short and will have to defeat Cranbourne in the Preliminary Final for a chance at back to back to back Premierships.

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A huge congratulations 13 Red on a hard fought and closely contested semi-final win cementing our place in the 13 Red SEFNL GRAND FINAL.

Absolute heart stopper of game by the U15 Red

After two weeks of consecutive byes, it took some time to find our feet and settle into playing smart and controlled netball. So proud of all nine players for playing their individual and team roles and always displaying our team values on and off court with honours.

Congratulations to the 17 netballers invited to the SEFNL Awards Night! Good luck, NWFNC is very proud of you! Well done to Holly and Joffa, who have been nominated in the SWISSE Best Off Ground Volunteer Competition. We are lucky to have hard working, passionate volunteers like you! Vote at heraldsun.com.au/bestoffground for these two champs!

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D Grade gained momentum as the game went on, building a healthy lead and earning their place in the Grand Final C Grade: Narre Warren 43 def Beaconsfield 29 C Grade settled after quarter time and quickly pegged back the narrow Beaconsfield lead. They took control in the second half to stretch the margin to 14 goals. B Grade: Narre Warren 41 lost to Beaconsfield 44 After a shaky start, Narre Warren regained their momentum in the second half to close a six goal gap. With an opportunity to level the scores in the final term, Narre couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t seal it, allowing Beaconsfield to run out narrow winners. They now face Tooradin, for the third time in four weeks and will have to

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Having worked so hard all year at trainings and on game days, the girls knew this was the first of two very big challenges! Nerves were high and it was important that we look after the ball and reward ourselves as opportunities arose. With simple mistakes getting the better of us at times it was a gutsy effort by all 10 players to fight till the end and come away with a magical 1 goal win! We have some obstacles to overcome in the next few weeks which will make this finals series one to remember - now for the fairytale finish.....bring on GRAND FINAL DAY!!! Red đ&#x;&#x2019;&#x2122;

What a fantastic weekend of competitive netball witnessed with the SEFNL finals. Our club enjoyed hosting the Semi Finals on Saturday and are looking forward to providing a warm welcome to all clubs participating in the Preliminary finals. The club is so extremely proud of the efforts of Coach Hayley Melsen and each and every one of our brilliant young players that make up our U13 White team. What a thrilling game of netball to watch against Berwick and then going into extra time and winning by 5 to earn your spot in the Preliminary finals against ROC. You have the total support of everyone from our club behind you and we can’t wait to cheer you on loud and proud at home… .#PLNCROAR#GO PAKY!! Fantastic effort by the PFC U19s team to book a spot in the Grand Final with their win on Saturday against Officer. Congratulations to Meaghan Winter, Leah Mibus and Romi Esler from everyone at the club on your SEFNL Presentation night invitation, so very proud of you! Wishing everyone a great day of netball at Pakenham for the Preliminary finals.

Come and Join the Winning Team Pakenham Lions Netball Club

What an exciting finals round we had last weekend, kicking off Saturday with a huge win for our A grade girls and sending them straight to the grand final! As expected our seagulls were going in under dogs after a poor performance against ladder leaders Narre Warren in the last round. We had every confidence going in that our girls were capable of taking the win and to our delight they came out firing from the first whistle and did not relent until the final whistle! In what was an incredible display of netball for all spectators we saw all players focused and working for all 60 minutes of play to record a 15 goal victory and send them straight to the grand final!

NETBALL TRIALS Junior Trials Saturday 21st & 28th October 2017

Our last A grade premiership was in 2006 and we haven’t managed to play another one since. The 2006 team was captained by club legend Shona Wells (also current captain) who was unable to play due to being a bridesmaid on the same day! We can not be more thrilled for “Captain Shona” to have the opportunity to play in an A grade grand final and hope the girls can bring that champagne netball again on the day.

Players to be considered must attend both trials and only apologies with doctor’s certificates or exceptional circumstances will be accepted.

U13 (players born in 2005 and below)

Registration at 8 am - Warm up commencing sharply at 8.15am followed by trials at 8.30am.

U15 (players born in 2003 and 2004)

Registration at 9.45 am - Warm up commencing sharply at 10am followed by trials at 10.15am.

U17 (players born in 2001 and 2002)

Registration at 11.15 am - Warm up commencing sharply at 11.30am followed by trials at 11.455am.

Pre-registration is requested by emailing pakenhamlionsnc@gmail.com for details. Or registration form available pakenhamlionsnetballclub.com.au Registration form must be completed and returned no later than Monday 16th October 2017 at 5pm and sent to pakenhamlionsnc@gmail.com or posted or hand delivered to Marg Jones.

Senior Trials Thursday 19th & Saturday 28th October 2017

Sunday kicked off with our U13’s Red who coming off a loss to Berwick were determined to defeat Narre Warren and have another crack at Berwick in the preliminary final. Our young gulls played some much nicer netball this week playing their own game and controlling the play for most of the game to record a seven goal win over a much taller Narre Warren!

Pre-registration is requested by emailing pakenhamlionsnc@gmail.com for details. Or registration form available pakenhamlionsnetballclub.com.au Thursday 19th October - Registration at 6pm, Trials commencing at 6.30pm Saturday 28th October - Regisration at 1pm, Trials commencing at 1.15pm Registration form must be completed and returned no later than Mondy 16th October 2017 and sent to pakenhamlionsnc@gmail.com or posted or hand delivered to Marg Jones.

All players are to wear black/blue shorts and plain white t-shirt. No club logos of any type including socks are to be worn.

All Participant must have 2017 NV Membership to be eligible to trial.

For further information or any queries in relation to trials – please contact Marg Jones 0412 715 827 after 4pm on weekdays

It has been a pleasure watching these girls develop each week and to see them playing finals netball and have a win for the very first time is something the club is very proud of. We know they can win this week and send themselves through to the grand final.

PAKENHAM LIONS NETBALL CLUB Coaches required for 2018 Season Grades B, C & D, U17 Red, U17 White, U15 Red, U15 White, U13 Red and U13 White

C grade took the court next with high hopes against a Cranbourne outfit they had not yet beaten. Although the two teams were fairly well matched our girls just

Training requirements: One night per week on Thursday night. Time commitment: The total would be approximately 4.5 hours per week broken into Game Day 2 hours and Training 2 hours. You will be required to attend each quarter a Coaches meeting, and a weekly game day report will be written and used for publication to the club’s members. Qualifications and Desirables: Previous high level coaching experience desired. All applicants must have netball Vic Foundation Level accreditation as a minimum requirement. For our B Grade teams we prefer candidates working towards their Intermediate or Advance Level coaching. We are seeking coaches who are highly motivated, with excellent communication and leadership skills. They should have a thorough knowledge of skills and game play, and coach in accordance with Netball Victoria’s Coaching Code of Conduct. Remuneration details: B Grade coaches’ remuneration is negotiable based on experience and qualifications.

For further information please contact Pakenham Lions Netball Club Secretary, Marg Jones 0412 715 827 or pakenhamlionsnc@gmail.com Written applications close on 9th September 2017. Interviews commencing week of 11th September 2017.

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let Cranbourne get the jump in the first quarter to take a five goal lead, setting us up to play catch up for the remainder of the match. To the girls credit they managed to decrease the margin and set up a nail biting finish going down by only one goal! It has been a pleasure watching this team improve over the season and we can’t wait to see what they can achieve next season. A special mention to Jayne DaRose and Shannon Williams who both announced their retirements after the game. Although being at the club a short time these ladies have been huge contributors on the court and we are all sad to see them hang up the dress. In our last match for the weekend we saw B grade take on Doveton in a game that saw our seagulls display the kind of netball we all know they had in them. After a few disappointing losses we saw the girls come out and control the game from the outset to take a 12 goal victory! Anything is possible for this team when they put their mind to it and this victory was proof of that. We look forward to watching them tackle Narre Warren for the third time in a month! Lastly thank you to all who have come out to support our juniors and seniors. It is fantastic to see and hear so many seagull supporters helping get the girls over the line each week. Go Seagulls!

Round 1 Saturday, 1 April Narre Warren v Bye Beaconsfield 52 def Berwick 40 Cranbourne 50 def Hampton Park 33 Tooradin-Dalmore 66 def Pakenham 23 Doveton 44 def by ROC 48 Round 2 Split Round Saturday, 8 April Pakenham v Bye Beaconsfield 33 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 50 Berwick 41 def by Cranbourne 43 ROC 29 def by Narre Warren 54 Good Friday, 14 April Hampton Park 31 def by Doveton 35 Round 3 ANZAC Round Saturday, 22 April Doveton v Bye Pakenham 25 def by ROC 53 Narre Warren 46 def by Beaconsfield 49 Cranbourne 32 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 47 Hampton Park 46 def Berwick 34 Round 4 Saturday, 29 April Berwick v Bye ROC 35 def by Hampton Park 43 Pakenham 26 def by Beaconsfield 57 Tooradin-Dalmore 47 def Narre Warren 43 Doveton 48 def Cranbourne 46 Round 5 Pink Sports Day Saturday, 6 May Cranbourne v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore 53 def ROC 29 Beaconsfield 42 def Hampton Park 37 Pakenham 38 def by Doveton 53 Narre Warren 64 def Berwick 45 AFL Vic Community Championships Saturday, 13 May - NO GAMES Round 6 Saturday, 20 May Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Beaconsfield 50 def Doveton 39 Berwick 53 def Pakenham 41 ROC 37 def by Cranbourne 55 Hampton Park 37 def by Narre Warren 47 Round 7 Indigenous Round Saturday, 27 May ROC v Bye Cranbourne 34 def by Beaconsfield 42 Doveton 57 def Berwick 51 Hampton Park 14 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 52 Narre Warren 59 def 30 Pakenham

Round 8 Saturday, 3 June Beaconsfield v Bye Berwick v ROC Cranbourne v Narre Warren Doveton v Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham v Hampton Park Queenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Birthday â&#x20AC;&#x201C; No Games Saturday, 10 June Round 9 Saturday, 17 June Hampton Park v Bye ROC 44 def by Beaconsfield 71 Tooradin-Dalmore 47 def Berwick 44 Pakenham 35 def by Cranbourne 52 Narre Warren 69 def Doveton 25 Round 10 Saturday, 24 June Narre Warren v Bye Berwick 43 drew Hampton Park 43 Beaconsfield 57 def Pakenham 32 Tooradin-Dalmore 38 def by Cranbourne 41 ROC 41 def by Doveton 59 Round 11 White Ribbon Round Saturday, 1 July Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Hampton Park 42 def by Beaconsfield 52 Cranbourne 47 drew Berwick 47 Doveton 60 def Pakenham 41 Narre Warren 58 def ROC 31 Round 12 Saturday, 8 July Beaconsfield v Bye Berwick 41 def by Narre Warren 65 Cranbourne 39 drew ROC 39 Doveton 36 def by Hampton Park 43 Pakenham 26 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 72 Round 13 Saturday, 15 July Doveton v Bye Beaconsfield 40 def by Narre Warren 43 Hampton Park 35 def by Cranbourne 51 ROC 31 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 50 Pakenham 50 def by Berwick 54 Round 14 Saturday, 22 July Hampton Park v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore 45 def Beaconsfield 42 Berwick 41 def by Doveton 59 Narre Warren 51 def Cranbourne 29 ROC 55 def Pakenham 28

Round 15 Multicultural Round Saturday, 29 July Berwick v Bye Beaconsfield 46 def ROC 32 Cranbourne 55 def Pakenham 25 Tooradin-Dalmore 51 def by Doveton 62 Narre Warren 57 def Hampton Park 33 Round 16 Saturday, 5 August Cranbourne v Bye Doveton 57 def Beaconsfield 50 Berwick 27 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 48 Hampton Park 25 def by ROC 30 Pakenham 31 def by Narre Warren 72 Round 17 Saturday, 12 August Pakenham v Bye Beaconsfield 33 def Cranbourne 34 Doveton 41 def by Narre Warren 51 Tooradin-Dalmore 55 def Hampton Park 27 ROC 48 def Berwick 45 Round 18 Saturday, 19 August ROC v Bye Berwick 33 def by Beaconsfield 49 Cranbourne 28 def by Doveton 47 Hampton Park 54 def Pakenham 33 Narre Warren 51 def Tooradin-Dalmore 33 Qualifying/Elimination Finals Saturday 26/Sunday 27 August Venues: TBC Semi Final 2/1 Saturday 2/Sunday 3 September Venues: TBC Preliminary Final Saturday 9 September Venues: TBC Grand Final Saturday 16 September Venues: TBC

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