SEFNL Record - Finals W4 2017 by AFL South East

Finals Week 4

GRAND FINALS Saturday, September 16

Seniors Berwick v Narre Warren Reserves Narre Warren v Berwick

Under 19A Narre Warren A v Beaconsfield Under 19B Pakeham v Officer SFC

So this is it! The day where the 2017 Premiers are decided by the best teams on the day. A great weekend of football and netball was had at Pakenham. Again, we saw some great games which decided the final teams who are now playing in the SEFNL Grand Finals. Thank you to the volunteers from Pakenham who hosted us last weekend and who ensured cars were parked safely. Thank you to all the Beaconsfield volunteers who are hosting us today. Medal and trophy presentations will be made after each game on oval 2. Please move quickly from the main oval and courts to ensure the next game gets away on time. The Australian National Anthem will be sung by Christina Keen prior to the Seniors and A Grade games. The SEFNL Berwick Motor Group Finals Series is one of the largest community events in the South East Region, where we get to showcase the fabulous talent in this region in a safe, family-friendly atmosphere. We have been really happy with the spectator behaviour for the first three weeks and look forward to another fantastic day to close off our year.

To ensure that everyone has a safe and enjoyable time, there will be members of the Victoria Police at the games, as well as private security guards. Cars and bags will be searched to ensure that alcohol is not brought into the ground. Wet and dry areas are in force today, so please ensure if you are consuming alcohol that you are in the defined wet areas. Booze buses will operate outside the venues. For the enjoyment of all, anyone displaying unsocial behaviour towards players, officials, umpires or other spectators may be asked to leave. Overflow parking is available in Perc Allison Reserve and Akoonah Park, with both within a short walk to Holm Park Reserve. We would like to thank all SEFNL Partners and the Southern Umpires Association for your support throughout the year, Casey Radio, Pakenham Gazette, Team Staffing, DML Security, Victoria Police, Christina Keen and all our host clubs for making the SEFNL BMG Finals Series a success. Thank you to all players, officials, volunteers and spectators for your support throughout the year. We wish all our clubs the best for the Grand Final.

IN THIS EDITION . . . A Message from AFL Victoria 3 Week 3 Finals Results 4 Football Ladders 5 Umpires Message 7 Finals Week 3 Review 9 Finals Week 4 Preview 10-11

SFNL Chairman & President Reports 12 Likely Team Line Ups 13 Berwick Player Profiles 14-15 Senior Team Lists 16-17 Narre Warren Player Profiles 18-19

Reserves Team Lists Under 19A Team Lists Under 19B Team Lists Club Notes Award Winners 2017 Team of the Year

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2017 WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country Grand Final Message There is nothing better in Victorian country football, than Grand Final action in September. After a grueling pre-season and tough home and away rounds, spring has arrived and with it comes a sense of optimism that today your team is on the cusp of making history on the most important day of the football calendar. Regardless of whether you’re a player, coach, umpire or supporter with your hopes hinging on the premiership decider, or just an interested onlooker, Grand Final day is always an occasion to savour. I would like to wish all teams who are competing today the best of luck and I hope win, lose or draw, you continue to be involved in country football in 2018 and beyond. While I’m certain there have been many highlights on the field this season, off it, much has been achieved. The introduction of the Community Club Sustainability Program’s Player Payment Framework (PPF) was rolled out across Victoria for its inaugural season. Complementing the Player Points System introduced last year, the PPF will assist in helping narrow the gap over time between high and low spending clubs in order to assist with the rise of escalating player payments in community football.

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This year we have seen significant growth in the number of females participating in community football. Thank you for your support of the growth in female football. It has been great to see so many females being welcomed into their local community club and we look forward to seeing the continued growth of female football in the future. Representative football was once again a feature for many this season, with Victoria Country taking on the Victorian Amateur Football Association at Frankston Oval. The Energy Safe Under 19s Vic Country squad kept its Big V winning streak alive after narrowly defeating the VAFA by four points, while the

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WorkSafe AFL Vic Country squad, led by country football product and AFL great Danny Frawley, was unable to overcome their metro counterparts, going down by 82 points in the Brian Molony Cup. In addition, the Big V jumper was worn proudly by a host of country Victoria’s top footballers, including the best Under 18 male and female talent in the 2017 NAB AFL and AFLW U18 Championships as well as Vic Country’s best footballers with an intellectual disability in the 2017 AFL National Inclusion Carnival. Arguably one of the biggest highlights on the country football calendar this season was the 2017 WorkSafe Community Championships held in May. For the first time, the top ranked community football leagues went head-to-head at the MCG as a curtain raise to the AFL Country Game between Geelong and Essendon. Season 2017 saw thirty metropolitan and country leagues take part in the carnival across the state, with the Geelong FL edging out Mornington Peninsula Nepean FL by 24-points to be crowned Victoria’s number-one ranked community football competition. Season 2017 also saw the return of the highly successful WorkSafe Games of the Month. Champion footballers Peter Knights, David Parkin and Brent Harvey as well as current AFL stars Bryce Gibbs, Maverick Weller and Ben Brown, embraced the country football atmosphere at eight destinations across the state in a bid to promote farm safety in some of Victoria’s smallest communities. Finally, as the curtain closes on season 2017, I would like to thank the countless club and league volunteers that are the backbone of country football. Without your support our great game just wouldn’t be possible. I hope you have a safe and happy offseason and return just as passionate in 2018. Stephen O’Donohue AFL Victoria Community Football & Development Manager

week 3 finals results & ladders RESERVES

SENIORS 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

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SENIORS Cranbourne 9.10-64 FINAL 17.10-112 Narre Warren

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UNDER 19A Beaconsfield 7.3-45

UNDER 19B FINAL

7.1-43

Cranbourne A

UNDER 19B Officer SFC 7.13-55 FINAL

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South East FNL Senior Grand Final Umpires FIELD UMPIRES Joey Thorpe An electrician by trade, Joey has had a very full umpiring career to date. Success at SUA flanking a stint up town at the VFL, this will be his 4th Senior Grand Final appearance and 3rd South East final dance (lucky it’s not an actual dance) in the past 4 years. Known as a laid-back larrikin in the South East umpiring circles, Joey still finds the time to explore and respect his spiritual self. The South East lad will have all his lightbulbs switched on and spark plugs in for what will be a cracker. Brett Klimisch So, what happens if the AFL scrap the bounce? That’s the question the coaching panel have been asking recently after watching this young man in action. We may never know how strong Brett greatest asset may have been. Brett is definitely renowned as the coolest kid on the track out at the South East training base with his collection of training snap backs. Having been at SUA for the past 4 years, this passionate North Melbourne supporter (explains why he’s had so much time to dedicate to umpiring) will run out in his maiden Senior Grand Final having sat on the pine for last year’s. Jack Cannon And yes, he shot into umpiring like a ball out of a cannon. This young whippet was destined to have a big future in umpiring the minute he graced a junior field. Having been involved in numerous umpiring programs and representative appointments, Jack makes his debut Senior Grand Final appearance. A laid back but on the ball young man who’s also very smooth with the ladies, this 17 year old has an enormous umpiring future awaiting him. And that’s probably just not at local level.

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BOUNDARY UMPIRES Kyle Van Raay Kyle is in his first year with the SUA. Kyle joined us by chance this year as we were short at the start of round one and needed an extra number. Kyle very quickly allowed his obvious talent to shine through and in his debut season is making his debut Senior Grand Final appearance. He has an incredible future ahead of him and has already umpired grand finals at junior level and winning Boundary Umpire of the Year at junior level in 2016.

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white line Ben has made a progressive climb through the umpiring ranks since beginning on the boundary with South East Juniors 5 years again. The feeling of his first Grand Final on the boundary in the 2013 U16s with some close friends and a bumper crowd will continue to stick with him as he chases greater opportunities. 2014’s U17 and 2015’s Reserves Grand Finals gave Ben the perfect platform to build his senior umpiring career on and this marks his 2nd consecutive South East Senior Grand appearance. Also an accomplished hurdler, Ben competed in National Competitions in Sydney and Perth in 2014, 2015 and this year. Zachary Mousaco Zac is also in his first year with the SUA and in what is becoming a South East trend will appear in his maiden Senior Grand Final. He has already proven to be the ultimate professional and has applied himself incredibly this year. Zac barely misses a training session and has no doubt learnt a lot in his first year. With a start like this to his umpiring career, Zac will only continue to grow as time goes on. He certainly has a bright future ahead of him with his professionalism.

GOAL UMPIRES Scott Gathercole Mr SUA Juniors himself. Scotty has over the past several years put his own umpiring achievements on the backburner in order to lead the SUA junior umpiring program with a plumb. The success of SUA future owes much to his hard work with all up and coming young whipper snappers. But this year, Scott has flown past the field. Needless to say, much swifter than his trotters. He returns for his 2nd Senior Grand Final having also been lucky enough to be involved in the International Cup this year as well. Ivan Robinson For the silent and diminutive achiever one questions whether his abilities were once even overlooked at jockey school. A vouch for the saying that good thing come in small packages, Ivan not only lets his own goal umpiring talk in volumes but also provides a great mentor to the younger members of the squad. Ivan backs up this year with his 3rd consecutive Senior Grand Final appearance and 2nd in 3 years at South East. Just remember Ivan, the best view of the game is when sitting on your behind...

DRAWN FINALS In the event of scores being level at the elapsed time, the timekeepers are instructed to sound the siren. No spectators or officials are permitted to enter the field. The field umpires then instructs both teams to stay on the ground whilst the scores are confirmed with the goal umpires. On confirmation that the scores are level, the match shall recommence with the teams kicking to the same end as in the final quarter, and two five minute periods, with time on, except for U18s, shall be played with teams exchanging ends after the first five minute period, immediately after the sire sounds. In the event of scores being level after the initial two five minute periods, a further two five minute period will be played with clubs exchanging ends after the first five minute period. This process shall continue until there is a result. Coaches are not permitted to address players at any stage after the three-quarter time interval, until a result has been reached.

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FOOTBALL PRELIMINARY FINAL REVIEW CRANBOURNE 9.10.64 LOST TO NARRE WARREN 17.10.112 Goalkickers - Cranbourne M.Holt 3, R.Jones 2, K.Dickson, L.Bee-Hugo, D.Bass and S.Marusic 1. Narre Warren - A.Wilson 4, D.Kelly, M.Collins, L.Cody, J.Richardson 2, J.Soroczynski, J.Tonna, D.Quirk, S.Scanlon and D.Gawley 1. Game Analysis 1st Quarter - Bang Bang BANG!! Narre were explosive with ominous signs early for Cranbourne as they had no answer to the Narre Warren onslaught. The Magpies kicked six unanswered goals within the first 13 minutes of play. The Narre midfield was running rampant and enjoying the wide-open spaces of Toomuc Reserve. Michael Collins was everywhere for The Magpies in a scintillating start to the match. Luke Bee-Hugo worked hard to kick Cranbourne’s first goal after 20 minutes before Collins burst on to the scene again with a long-range goal to ensure the underdogs carried the momentum into the first break. Some experts had Collins’s impact at 17 possessions and two goals not a bad return from the battle-hardened campaigner as Narre led by 38 points. 2nd Quarter - People coming to the match were expecting a fierce contest and if it was to be a one-sided affair it would be in the hands of The Eagles. With many still in shock after 7 goals to one first quarter we didn’t know what to expect. When Dean Kelly drifted forward and converted those signs lifted from ominous too dangerous as Cranbourne weren’t working hard enough to get themselves back into the contest. The second quarter was a lot more even with the damage already done on the scoreboard the question was how would Cranbourne respond? Well they didn’t even give a yelp as Narre continued to outclass and outwork their opposition at the contest, a trademark of Cranbourne’s dominance in recent years. Ryan Jones went forward for Cranbourne and provided a spark but once again Narre Warren found a way to strike back and Aaron Wilson kicked his second for the half the margin the margin was at 43 at halftime. 3rd Quarter – Cranbourne needed to start the second half well to get back into the contest, but as we saw in the second it was Kelly who converted the first goal and the margin was 49 points within a minute of the third quarter commencing. The Eagles fought back with Kirk Dickson and Marc Holt both scoring goals, it was the first-time Cranbourne kicked back-to-back goals. Just when you had the feeling that the Eagles were working themselves back into the contest, Narre found a way to respond again. The Magpies kicked the next three goals for the quarter and enjoyed a 59-point buffer going into the final quarter. 4th Quarter – Cranbourne Coach Simon Goosey was without any tricks left up the sleeve. Marc Holt worked hard to kick the first goal of the last quarter. The spark was short-lived as Narre once again found space inside forward-50 too easily due to the great supply from their midfield. Goals to Kelly kicking three for the match, while Wilson brought up his fourth for the afternoon the result was looking ugly for Cranbourne. Holt goaled again before a brain fade saw the talented forward sent from the ground in an off the play incident. With the result in the bag the pressure dropped out the contest Cranbourne kicked the last three goals of the match to add some respectability to the score line eventually going down by 48 points.

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2015 Results Round 3 - Berwick 16.11.107 def Narre Warren 8.10.58

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difficult to stop when they get a run on. Narre’s leaders will be responsible for leading the troops through the difficult times towards premiership glory.

Round 13 - Narre Warren 10.11.72 lost to Berwick 13.13.91

The Vital Stats Berwick - #1 Ranked Defence - Berwick only conceded 714 points for the season, The Wickers giving up a miserly 44 points a game v Narre Warren #1 Ranked Offence - Narre scored 1828 points during the season (196 points more than Berwick) The Magpies averaged 114 points a game. Narre have been held for less than 10 goals four times this season, both matches this season Berwick restricted Narre to only seven goals. Top 5 Goalkickers for each side

Berwick

Narre Warren

Brodie Connolly – 36

Nick Scanlon - 63

Trent Thomas - 26

Aaron Wilson - 48

Tim Gunn - 25

Stewart Scanlon - 27

Bryce Rutherford - 19

Jake Richardson – 21

Andrew Morozoff/ James Harrison – 17

Trent Cody – 16

Results since 2015 Played - 9 - Berwick 8 v Narre Warren 1 - Berwick’s Ave Winning Margin 27pts v Narre Warren 14 points. ** Interesting sidenote these sides have never faced each other in a Grand Final Last Finals 2016 Qualifying Final - Berwick 10.12.72 def Narre Warren 8.10.58 2015 Preliminary Final - Berwick 14.18.102 def Narre Warren 13.12.90 2015 Qualifying Final - Berwick 11.9.75 def Narre Warren 8.15.63 2017 Results Round 5 - Narre Warren 7.14.56 lost to Berwick 12.13.85 Round 12 - Berwick 14.13.97 def Narre Warren 7.6.48 2016 Results Round 7 - Berwick 14.18.102 def Narre Warren 9.9.63 Round 14 - Narre Warren 9.7.61 def Berwick 7.13.55

5 Things Berwick need to do to win.. Stick to what works - You don’t get through a season undefeated without doing the things right most of time. Berwick have an even spread of talent across each line and these players are now experienced finals performers. Don’t get rattled early - Narre came out all guns blazing against Cranbourne last week and the reigning premiers couldn’t get themselves back into contest. The Wickers should expect physicality and if Narre strike early don’t panic, stick to what works to win a grand final it’s a marathon made up of moments. Win the clearance battle - Trent Papworth has battled hard to negate the influence of talented big men Michael Boland and Scott Meyer is successive weekends. James Magner, Michael Harold and league Best and Fairest winner Madi Andrews provide Berwick with plenty of options around the contest. If these three can do the grunt work it will go a long way to ensure their second premiership in three years. Don’t become arrogant - If The Wickers find themselves in a winnable position early in the match make sure they respect the Magpies. You don’t want to show some arrogance towards the opposition to fire them up into the contest. Narre are known for playing better when their backs are against the wall. Allow Rutherford time forward - The league MVP Rutherford can be a dangerous weapon forward and is a difficult match for most opposition defences. Look for Rutherford to rotate inside forward 50, he could be used if The Wickers find themselves desperate for a goal. 5 things Narre need to do to win... Convert early opportunities - Narre can often shoot themselves in the foot with inaccurate kicking in front of goals. Kicking a behind and not finishing the hard work up the ground which created the scoring opportunity can be deflating for any side. Berwick won’t provide many opportunities to score so they need to take the most of everyone. Stick to the game plan - Sometimes it becomes difficult to execute a game plan when under immense pressure from the opposition. Narre have been well drilled over the past eight weeks and understand what effort is required to complete their task. Some teams when under pressure revert to old habits, Berwick are deadly on the rebound and can be

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Give Aaron Wilson space to do his thing - The new look forward structure has been producing some big scores over the past fortnight. Wilson kicked a season-high eight goals against Hampton Park but shown he is a forward to watch. Wilson is blessed with great agility and poise for a man of his height, Wilson has kicked 13 goals during the finals as he proves to be one of Narre Warren’s most important players. Make Berwick’s floating defence accountable - Berwick’s dominance starts with their defence. Dylan Quirk has spent more time forward in a defensive role, but they may need to work on their forward line defence. Narre will need to maintain their forward structures to prevent Michael Riseley and Co picking off the easy ball. Narre may look to change things up forward with a more defensive style forward setup hoping Wilson and the Scanlon brothers can kick a winning score Finish at least even in the contested footy stats - It sounds cliché but it will be the major difference between making history and failure. Narre have been here on the big stage many times but for majority of the group it’s new territory with only a few remaining from the flag in 2013. Michael Collins dominated the first quarter against Cranbourne many of his disposals coming from hard work at the contest. Narre have a hardnosed edge in the midfield who will need the starstudded Berwick midfield, if Narre can get on top it will push them towards their seventh premiership in 12 years. Match Winners Madi Andrews - Berwick – The spiritual leader and 2-time league best and fairest winner Andrews continues to lead The Wickers charge week in and week out. Andrews is a ball magnet and is often found working his hardest at the bottom of the packs. Andrews can be a real barometer for his team’s success if Andrews is getting plenty of the pill Berwick are usually winning. Andrews doesn’t have the same flair as some of his teammates, his kicking efficiency wouldn’t be as high either but he can be a match winner with his determination and grit to get to contest after contest. Andrews attacks the football with shear velocity and his courageousness helps others in his team play at a higher level. Look for Andrews to be at his damaging best around the contest bringing his outside runners into the game, or he could drift forward and kick the goal to give his side the momentum. Michael Collins – Narre Warren – The Five-Time premiership player has been one the league premier midfielders’ year after year. Just when you think the game is going past the

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great marvel, he rises again. Collins has been in fantastic form once again during the final series, Collins was at his inspiring best when the game was on the line in the preliminary final. Collins had 17 first quarter possessions and kicked two long goals as The Magpies got the jump on the arch rival Cranbourne. Grand Finals don’t come every season and with Collins getting towards the end of his glorious career he will be more desperate than ever to ensure he gets to raise the cup once more for the Narre Warren faithful. Collins still has versatility and knows when to impose himself on the contest expect him to have another big game to add his impressive tally of brilliant individual performances. Final Say This could be a head thinks one way and heart says another. Narre have been the underdog all final series after going down to Cranbourne in the Qualifying Final. Narre Warren’s dynasty was built on a ‘Us v’s Them’ mentality and carried them through for 5 successful attempts at premiership glory. Since 1995 no team has been as successful as The Magpies, they’re the big game performers. Michael Collins and Nick Scanlon are gunning for their sixth premiership at the club which is a wonderful achievement. In their way are the new kids on the block, Berwick haven’t had the same success as their cross-city rivals but have been building a formidable football side in recent years. The Berwick hierarchy bite the bullet and recruited some genuine talent into the club. In the three years since they recruited Michael Riseley, Michael Johnson and AFL listed Ash Smith into the fold they have been a dominant force, including going through undefeated this season. There are no truer statements then good football sides start off with strong defences and Berwick have overwhelmed their opposition this season with their unrelenting pressure at the footy. Many people expected Berwick to drop off a little from last season, under first year Coach Stewart Kemperman and due to the fact, they lost so much potency in attack. Kemperman has been a breath of fresh air and having a fit Brodie Connelly has helped ease the pain of not having a key spearhead in attack. Berwick look more dynamic going forward without the huge score lines, the Wickers now relies on an even spread in the forward half to kick a winning score. Berwick have defeated Narre Warren eight of the past nine contests including three in finals but I expect this contest to go deep into the final quarter but Berwick will have the class edge getting up by around three goals. Berwick by 17 points.

SEFNL Chairman and League Commissioner report

likely team Line ups McNamara

Ryan Ford

SEFNL Chairman and League Commissioner

T.Cody

On behalf on the SEFNL board Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d like to offer a warm welcome to everyone here at Holm Park in Beaconsfield for the 2017 BMG SEFNL Grand Final. An enormous thank you to each and everyone of you from our Football and Netball community that has contributed to making SEFNL a success this year, along with the team from Beaconsfield Football and Netball clubs for hosting us today. I would like to convey my very best wishes to all participants and hope everyone thoroughly enjoys the opportunity to be part of our competitions biggest day. May the the best teams win!

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president messages

Miller

Berwick President

Again the Berwick Football Club finds itself fortunate enough to be playing on the biggest day of the year in both the Reserves and Seniors. It is recognition of the efforts of not just the current players, coaches and committee but also those of the last 5+ years. It was this group who developed a strategy that centred on getting Berwick players back to Berwick coupled with retaining and developing our Juniors. The level of talent at the club coupled with the quality of the kids coming through is testament to their vision and strong working relationship with the Berwick Junior FC. One of the challenges the club does face though is ensuring the Berwick Junior FC continues to remain strong considering the fact it looks after 500 children with insufficient grounds and facilities. The Senior club will continue to support the committee of the junior football club in its push to re-locate to a new facility. The greatest challenge for not only Berwick but football in the area is that of Divisional Football. Much has been written on the topic but with AFLSE having locked in a decision letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hope we head into 2018 and beyond with a stable platform for all clubs to remain competitive. Finally, to the sponsors, supporters, players, coaches and committee, a personal thank you for what you bring to the Berwick Football Club. Yes, we do have a quality team but more importantly we have quality people. It has been an absolute pleasure to have worked alongside you through the 2017 season and I look forward to you all being part of 2018. To the players and coaches. All the very best for today. You are a talented bunch and deserve all the success that comes your way. GO WICKERS

Narre Warren President We head to Holm Park today with 3 football teams and 6 netball teams in the grand final. It is a great reward for all our club people and their tireless efforts over this year and many previous years.

Smith

Wilson

N.Scanlon

Jackson

Riseley

Johnson

Sheppard

D.Quirk

Richardson

L.Cody

Thanks to Dave Nagel at the Pakenham Gazette and the team at Casey Radio for the outstanding coverage they give our League, it is greatly appreciated. Back to today, playing our best footy at the business end of the season has found Narre with real premiership opportunities in three football grades ,which we hope to make the most of. Our fantastic netballers have also delivered again, overcoming injuries and an increasingly strong competition to also feature in six grannies. Thanks to Heath, Greg & Jade for your outstanding leadership of our club and the professionalism you bring.

Asher

Magner

Andrews

J.Tonna

D.Kelly

Harrison

Morozoff

Gunn

King

Flannery

M.Soroczynski

Money

Connelly

Jellyman Turner

R.Quirk

Hunter

J.Soroczynski

Harold

Joyce

M.Collins

S.Scanlon

Thanks to all the SEFNL Football & Netball Presidents who have worked together to improve our competition and we support the AFL South East Commission to bring in the change that is needed for a sustainable future.

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Papworth

Gawley

We thank the team at SEFNL, Liz, Sharlene & Ryan, the SEFNL board, John Anderson & AFL South East for their support & guidance during 2017. We wish Dennis & his team of umpires all the best for today and thank them for their efforts during the year.

Go Narre

Rutherford

Brennan

To our players, bring your very best and we can look forward to celebrating some additions to our trophy cabinet at Fox Road on Saturday night.

Kemperman

Piper

Thanks to all our sponsors for their generous support including our major partners Jay Q Plastering, Berwick Mazda and the Bank of Melb

Win, lose or draw we are immensely proud of all our coaches, players and team support staff for their performance and their dedication throughout the season.

Stagg

West

Stuart Stephenson

Zietsman

Heddles

Glenn Gambetta

McLean

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Arthurson

Hillard Thomas

Berwick player profiles

Lucas Jellyman Turner

Harry Money

Riley Heddles

Trent Thomas

Classy Winger/HF with great skills who has been known to take a good leap. Dangerous when up forward

Strong Lead and Marking forward. Great set shot at goal

Unrelenting defender who does not give opponents an inch. Classy with ball the ball in hands when deep in defence

Classy forward who won U19 goal kicking last year. Marks well and is great set shot at goal

Bryce Rutherford

Andrew Morozoff

Joseph West

James Harrison

Tough Midfielder who was this years MVP as voted by opposing coaches. Can go forward and kick goals

The hard man of the team. CHF who takes a strong mark and can kick long goals. Can go into the ruck if needed

Big man defender with plenty of agility. Can win plenty of the ball whilst stopping a key forward

One of the team young guns who has a ton of talent. Runs hard all day, applies strong forward pressure and loves a goal

Micky Harold

Tom Brennan

Michael Riseley

Reece Piper

A hard in and under player and highly respected leader within the club

Very quick and elusive wingman. Hard to stop when in full flight and always creates space

Classy half back considered one of the best intercept marks in the competition. Another who creates space when he has the ball

Another young gun whose disposal by foot is second to none. If not kicking goals from 50 he is setting them up

Madi Andrews

Jayden Joyce

Tim Gunn

Will Arthurson

Classy Midfielder with incredible acceleration, 2017 SEFNL Norm Walker Medalist

The dour fullback who may not pick up a lot of stats but always stops his opponent getting them

Strong marking half forward and long kick either side of the body. Hard worker and covers a lot of ground

A first year player who across half back shows the poise of a 10 year veteran. Creates space and sets up many forward thrusts

Ash Smith

Michael Johnson

James Magner

Bailey Asher

Sets up across half back and is the go to man. Incredible foot skills and is known to kick goals from outside 50

A leader of the club who has had a great season across half back. Has the ability to create time and space when in possession

Talented mid fielder who loves it physical. Wins a lot of 50/50 ball to set up the outside runners

Tough in and under player who loves the hardball. Has great hands and sets up the running players

Brody Connelly

Luke Sheppard

Ryan Hillard

Jarrod Kemperman

A high leaping forward who is known for some of this years best marks. Dangerous when he stays deep forward

Speedy half back/wing who loves to run and carry. Many inside fiftyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s will come via Shep

Quiet and unassuming defender who goes about his business of defeating opponents and winning plenty of the football

A lean mobile ruck man who has the ability to cover a lot of ground. Has good hands and can go forward and take a mark

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Grand Final - Saturday September 16

BERWICK

COLOURS: NAVY BLUE & WHITE

NARRE WARREN

Coach: Stewart Kemperman Assistant Coach: Todd Devine Assistant Coach: Jason Kelly

Assistant Coach: Stewart Griffin Team Manager: John Kemperman Runner: Mick Manley

Coach: H ealth Black Assistant Coach: D ean Urwin Assistant Coach: Bret Lavas

AGE

HEIGHT

WEIGHT

PLAYER Lucas Jellyman Turner

185

Cal Rutherford

178

Bryce Rutherford

188

Micky Harold

171

Madi Andrews

178

Ash Smith

186

Brody Connelly

187

Harry Money

175

Andrew Morozoff

192

Tom Brennan

178

Jayden Joyce

188

Michael Johnson

188

Luke Sheppard

187

Riley Heddles

177

Joseph West

191

Michael Riseley

188

Nick Hillard

180

Tim Gunn

188

James Magner

178

Kristian Meredith

185

Robert Kemperman

175

Ryan Hillard

183

Jayden Graham

190

Pat Johnson

190

Trent Thomas

179

James Harrison

171

Reece Piper

178

Will Arthurson

Bailey Asher

66 68

GOALS

BEHINDS

AGE

HEIGHT

WEIGHT

175

Jordyn Flannery

193

100

Josh Tonna

178

Trent Cody

178

Nick Scanlon

180

Colin McNamara

186

Ryan Quirk

180

Andrew Hunter

195

Heath Black

178

Stewart Scanlon

180

Sam Mclean

186

Dean Kelly

181

Matt Soroczynski

182

Corrie Intveen

194

100

Trent Papworth

190

Aaron Wilson

190

Michael Collins

190

100

Dale Gawley

194

Jack Wheeler

179

Daniel Jackson

183

Andrew Vella

178

Nathan Allen

180

Luke Cody

178

Hayden Stagg

181

Ben King

182

Jace Kelly

185

Jack Soroczynski

190

177

Joel Zietsman

182

Jake McLardy

168

Tom Miller

178

Jarrod Kemperman

194

Jake Richardson

195

PLAYER

Team Manager: Brad Alexander Runner: Dale Dempster

Dylan Quirk (senior capt)

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COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE

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GOALS

BEHINDS

narre warren player profiles

Dylan Quirk

Club captain and young developing leader. Loves getting in and under the packs to clear the ball. When he goes forward he is very hard to match up on.

Jordyn Flannery

Key position defensive player with great strength and very quick for his size. Can play on opposition tall and small forwards or used in the ruck and forward

narre warren player profiles

Ryan Quirk

Trent Papworth

Hayden Stagg

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

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

Young Raging Bull. No nonsense get it done player that loves a challenge. Can play anywhere on the ground and has great endurance.

Andrew Hunter

Aaron Wilson

Ben King

Key position backman who loves to stop opposition tall forwards. Deceptively quick for a player his size and loves to try and sneak forward on transition.

Key forward that has taken the competition by storm in the 2nd half of the season. Outstanding overhead and 2nd efforts inspire others around him.

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

Josh Tonna

Stewart Scanlon

Michael Collins

Jack Soroczynski

The silkiest mid fielder in the competition with elite skills on both sides of his body. Runs all day, always finds space and breaks the lines with ease

Dangerous forward who makes the most of his opportunities in front of goal. Quick on the lead and can lose his opponent with ease.

Simply the best this competition has ever seen. Big body midfielder playing with a new lease of life though the middle in the 2nd half of the season. Loves to push forward and score from beyond 50m.

Versatile and reliable running defender. Elite running capabilities that is used for run and carry style of play.

Trent Cody

Sam McLean

Dale Gawley

Joel Zietsman

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

Strong body defender that reads the play as well as anyone and good overhead contested mark

Classy running tall defender who can also play outside and forward. Clearing left footer that can break a game open.

17 year old running outside player that plays well beyond his age. Cool under pressure and great ball user

Nick Scanlon

Dean Kelly

Daniel Jackson

Tom Miller

Experienced skilled midfielder / forward. Rarely beaten 1 v 1 and hates losing. Hard to match up on when he does push forward.

Very versatile that can play both ends of the ground. Has been used as a run with player this year. Has the ability to turn a game around for his team

Young versatile player that has improved all year and can play anywhere. Great composure and skills for his age and is dangerous when forward

Matthew Soroczynski

Luke Cody

Jake Richardson

Quick and super fit half forward who can cover the ground. Explodes thru a contest and makes the most of every opportunity

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

League winning goalkicker this year. Great overhead mark. Still loves to move higher up the ground and provide continual inside 50m entries to other forwards.

Col McNamara Ultra tough old fashioned utility. Repeat efforts can lift the team at the right time

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

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Grand Final - Saturday September 16

NARRE WARREN

BERWICK

COLOURS: NAVY BLUE & WHITE

Coach: Leigh Noonan Coach: Matt Castricum

Team Manager: Grant Castricum Runner: Chris Cherry

Coach: Paul Hamilton Assistant Coach: Kim McGill

No.

PLAYER

AGE

COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE Team Manager: Phil Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Addario

HEIGHT

WEIGHT

Michael McGill

181

Mitch Dempster

185

Chris Collins

174

Rhys Dempster

185

Dominic Larosa

175

Stuart Scanlon

180

Corrie Intveen

194

100

Trent Papworth

190

Michael Milivojevic

180

Damien Collins

177

Andrew Ray

178

Mitch Cowan

176

Ben Carter

188

Jack Wheeler

179

Brent Irwin

183

Andrew Vella

178

Nathan Allen

183

Ben Holland

186

Billy Anthansopoulos

180

Dean Scanlon

183

Daniel Borninkhof

180

Mitch Tonna

177

Liam Myatt

178

Nicholas Mashado

183

Emanual JB Faustin

174

Corey Bader

178

Robert D'Addario

178

Nathan Aliotta

179

GOALS

BEHINDS

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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

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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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BEACONSFIELD

NARRE WARREN A

COLOURS: BLUE AND GOLD

COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE

Coach: Luke Young Assistant Coach: David Entwistle Assistant Coach: Darren Hamilton Team Manager: Grahame Don Runner: Mark Hornstra

Coach: Shane Dwyer Assistant Coach: Phillip Cipriani Assistant Coach: Matthew Soroczynski Team Manager: Roger Johnson

In partnership with Victoria Police, please note that liquor licencing laws apply throughout the finals series.

There will be specific allocated “Wet” areas where you will be able to purchase and consume alcohol. These areas will be clearly defined and cordoned off with appropriate signs. Alcohol may only be consumed inside the specified “wet” areas. Any person in possession of an open container of alcohol outside these specified areas will be subject to $100 fine. Alcohol cannot be brought into the ground by the public. Vehicles and bags will be searched upon entry to the ground at all finals matches. Working towards a safe, family-‐friendly environment

No. PLAYER

AGE

HEIGHT

WEIGHT

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 19 21 23 24 25 27 29 34 35 36 37 38 39 43 55 62 63

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

187 174 174 180 176 175 184 188 192 184 184 194 177 175 186 184 176 186 176 185 192 173 184 191 195 173 178 192 180 175 175 192 191

81 70 70 75 76 70 70 84 88 84 70 87 72 72 69 75 64 72 75 100 93 68 82 75 88 63 76 83 75 67 85 80 83

Clayton Taylor Kyle Grigg Jake Stuart Lachlan Baker Zach Gulivan Mark Bartuccio Kyle Graham (DVC) Tom Collard Jack Flannery Matt Cronjager Tyson Graham Barney Mauot-Agarg Jake Boccari Dylan Webber ( C) Dylan Mutimer

Paddy Andrew Thomas Toner Hayden Johnson (DVC) Josh Collett Leigh Tannahill Max Sheppard Jack Toner Tom Miller (VC) Joel Zietsman Kyle Potter Peter Gentile Ryan Patterson James Milivojevic Brayden Sharpe Benny Kanka Matt Jerram Reid Jenkin Adam Machnikowski

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No. PLAYER

AGE

HEIGHT

WEIGHT

1 2 4 6 10 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 26 29 30 31 32 33 35 36 37 38 41 43 44 47 48 49 51 57 58

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

189 180 175 184 182 186 180 180 182 184 178 184 188 191 179 182 187 180 182 180 192 189 186 184 176 179 179 179 181 182 177

83 75 71 79 78 74 80 78 73 81 78 76.6 80 75 76 80 78 80 78 80 81.5 80 80 84 73 68 78 79 82 73 71

Jai Hamilton Jackson Bramich Dan Coinu Harrison Don Kale Clothier Jack Garwood Rhys Nelson Harrison Morgan Jack Docherty Scott Triffitt Mitchell Hayes Lachlan Valentine Brodie Entwistle Jackson Drake Alex Young

Luke Hardie Luke Bettio Riley Boland Nathan Hopwood Luke Scott James Cairns Dan Hellyer Darcy Brown Will Ashmore Robert McMillan Kade Lynch Peter Alier Connor Guley Lachlan Beasley Riley Verbi Devon Smith

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OFFICER SFC

PAKENHAM

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE & WHITE

COLOURS: MAROON, BLUE & GOLD

Coach: Brad Lord Assistant Coach: Chris Martin Team Manager: Bev Byne Football Director: Nick McLennan

Coach: Derrick Brown Assistant Coach: Adrian Koehler Team Manager: Paul Beswick Runner: Clint De Klerk Captain: Jacob Beswick No.

PLAYER

AGE

HEIGHT

WEIGHT

1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 35 36 40 41 49 56

Jackson Berry Joel Laycock Ryan Dalton Riley Skinner Riley Bull Jamie Carr Euan Poulton Brayden Carr Chotnyang Pouk Jacob Beswick C Jakeb Jorgensen Nathan De Klerk Kouk Pouk Matthew Smoulders Kaine Wilcox Tim Asche Bichog Fanchol Peter Riddiford Hugh Skinner Damien Poidevin Truman Koehler Ryhs Brooks VC Tyler Pierce Lynden Banting Brodie Weir Thomas Jones Mitchell Persoons Jack Phillips Jack Glen Brady Graham

17y 18y 16y 17y 17y 18y 17y 18y 16y 19y 17y 18y 18y 19y 19y 17y 16y 18y 18y 17y 19y 18y 17y 17y 18y 19y 17y 18y 17y 19y

182cm 178cm 178cm 181cm 176cm 196cm 182cm 180cm 178cm 178cm 179cm 180cm 182cm 181cm 192cm 175cm 177cm 184cm 178cm 190cm 190cm 182cm 192cm 172cm 180cm 190cm 193cm 195cm 182cm 170cm

80kg 85kg 75kg 72kg 79kg 95kg 88kg 76kg 73kg 63kg 74kg 65kg 73kg 85kg 90kg 65kg 90kg 85kg 97kg 91kg 117kg 88kg 85kg 80kg 83kg 75kg 79kg 85kg 78kg 81kg

No.

Congratulations to the team on achieving such a wonderful opportunity to make this years Grand final

PLAYER

AGE

HEIGHT

WEIGHT

Harry Dean

181

Joel Dunstone

175

Ash Smith

166

Troy Miller

188

Jack Langley

183

Josh Martin - Captain

183

Mitch Mibus - Vice Captain

177

Tyler Clark - Vice Captain

187

Dylan Uteda

172

Rohan Marra

170

Korey Luxford

179

Christiaan Dauphin

184

Jarred Don

170

James Hicks

188

Matthew Stacey

187

Callum Hughes

181

Jarrod Chesson

190

Bryce Thomas

169

Rhys Simmons

168

Jamie Longmuir

177

Lachlan Ward

180

Caleb Mannering

173

David West

182

Bailey Cant

185

100

Rohan Simpson

182

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After the tough outcome of last years grand final result this year is all about turning the tables and reaping the rewards of hard work. With a new direction in coaching and playing strategies the team have become stronger more resilient and are now ready for the big game. After an absolute nail bitter last week against Cranbourne the boys will use their nerves of Steele and be better for this knowing that they can handle themselves under immense pressure The team were fantastically lead by their Captains Dan and Scotty who were both instrumental in their leadership and we will see the same approach in the grand final vs Narre Warren this week As a club we are immensely proud of the boys achieving this great opportunity and to end the season as minor premiers is only part of delivering the final goals for 2017. We have loads of talent in this team and everyone will need to contribute to make the day a success however it is a team effort that will win on the day

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To our support staff headed up by Shane (Shano) and team a massive thank you for the tireless efforts you and the team put in to looking after the injuries and player welfare the recoveries of each of our players would not happen with out your support thank you To our sponsors who are loyal and supportive we thank you for the ongoing support To the Beaconsfield Community and to our supporters thank you also as we are very privileged to be part of this great community and club To the parents who endure the cold mornings and provide endless support to the players we thank you. To our coaches and team managers well done on a great effort now lets finish it off and do everyone proud good luck to our boys on your achievements this year now is time to finish it off and celebrate a great year lets go Beacy !!

Great win to the Reserves last week to get them into the Grand Final and another crack at the un-defeated Narre Warren. You did it the hard way with 10 behinds kicked in a row. Regardless you are there and it is fantastic to have both Reserves and Seniors there.

Harry Money won mark of the year (he had 2 nominations) and Reece Piper goal of the year. James McClean won the under 19a Goal Kicking whilst Jayden Graham, Bryce and Tom Hillard BOTH finished top 4 in the League B&F for their respective grades.

Awards Night during the week saw our Skipper Madi Andrews win the league B&F for a second time. Well Deserved Bryce Rutherford also received the award for MVP as voted by all the opposition coaches. Again a great effort and well deserved. Bryce also finished top 4 in the league count. We had 6 players named in the Team of the Year with our own Stew Kemperman named as coach. Well done to you all.

Having said that I know everyone of these guys would hand back their individual accolades to be part of a winning team on this Grand Final Day Congrats to the Netball Club for winning Bset Conducted Club Good luck to everyone and GO WICKERS

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this season. Our recent history would point to another dour, defensive contest, but as we know Grand Finals can throw up unexpected scenarios.

Aaron Wilson’s strong lead-up marking has been a revelation for Narre since his transfer from VFL side Port Melbourne mid-season, and we again found goals through multiple channels from all parts of the ground to build, and then maintain our advantage. This victory will instil the self-belief in our playing group that we will need to challenge Berwick today, and we know you’ll all give us your very best. Well done to our close-knit playing group, our coach Heath Black and his support staff – let’s bring it home!

Under 19A – Narre will take on Beaconsfield for the third time in four weeks due to the quirks of the A and B split in the Under 19s division. These two star-studded line-ups are bound to put on a showcase of skilful, hard and exciting footy. Regardless of the result today both clubs can anticipate several of these young players to be the strength of a bright future for our football clubs over the next few years.

Reserves – A win today would see Narre’s Twos complete the season as undefeated premiers and champions, but we respect that Berwick has only been a kick behind us in all three head-to-head encounters

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Seniors – For the second successive week of our 2017 finals campaign, Narre’s Ones opened up a six-goal lead by quarter time, and dared our old foe Cranbourne to chase it down. Our midfield won some crucial clearances early, and it was halfway through the first quarter before Cranbourne made any serious assault into its own forward half. In the meantime Narre quickly accumulated what proved to be a match-winning lead - with Luke Cody (2 early goals) elusive up forward, and Collo also kicking two booming long goals to remind us all why he is universally regarded as Narre’s finest.

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Well done to our Reserves coach Paul ‘Wispy’ Hamilton, skipper Mitch Cowan and all the boys. Narre’s depth is its strength and that means there are a few who have missed out on selection – but we recognise the contribution of every player in the squad that have helped give us this opportunity. Be a part of it because your hands belong on that cup as much as anyone’s.

Coach Shane ‘Grubbo’ Dwyer – himself a multiple senior premiership champion at Narre - knows about winning finals and has his young charges playing great footy at the business end. This will be a great footy game – Go Narre!

What a fantastic week around the football club, with our under 19s making the 2017 Grand Final. All the hard work on and off the track has culminated in our boys making the big dance and having an opportunity to come away with the Premiership. With many of our players having a taste of Senior Football this year, they have certainly come together as a team, and over the past few weeks, they have been playing fantastic football.

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Many players donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get the chance to play finals, let alone Grand Finals, so the boys should be proud of what they achieved thus far and no matter what the outcome today, the team has been fantastic in 2017. On behalf of all at the football club, we wish all the boys and coach Derrick Browne, all the best in todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s game. Good luck and lets bring home the 2017 Premiership.

Award winners 2017 Best & Fairest Awards

Peter Alier U19 A

Rhys Simmons U19 B

Jack Wheeler Reserves

Madi Andrews Seniors

SEFNL Coach of the Year

Bryce Rutherford

MVP

Mark of the Year

Goal of the Year

Heath Black

Leading Goal Kickers James McLean U19 A, Brayden Carr U19 B, Mitchell Cowan Reserves, Nick Scanlon Seniors

Football Team Of The Year

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Harrison Money

Reece Piper

Finals week 4

GRAND FINALS Saturday, September 16 A Grade - Tooradin-Dalmore v Narre Warren B Grade - Beaconsfield v Narre Warren C Grade - Narre Warren v Beaconsfield D Grade - Narre Warren v Doveton 17 & Under Red - Doveton v Narre Warren

17 & Under White - Beaconsfield v Narre Warren 15 & Under Red - ROC v Doveton 15 & Under White - Cranbourne v Berwick 13 & Under Red - ROC v Berwick 13 & Under White - Beaconsfield v ROC

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

3 5 6 7 8

B Grade Team Lists

15 & Under Team Lists

C Grade Team Lists

13 & Under Team Lists

D Grade Team Lists

Club Notes

17 & Under Team Lists

2017 Netball Fixture

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netball week 2 finals results A GRADE

B GRADE

Narre Warren 28

def by

Tooradin-Dalmore 43

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 26

C GRADE

Tooradin-Dalmore 39

def

Doveton 27

def

Beaconsfield 24

D GRADE

Cranbourne 27

17 & UNDER RED Narre Warren 20

17 & UNDER WHITE

def by

Doveton 33

15 & UNDER RED Narre Warren 26

Doveton 22

def

Cranbourne 20

15 & UNDER WHITE

def by

Berwick 33

13 & UNDER RED ROC 34

Narre Warren 39

ROC 21

def by

Cranbourne 22

13 & UNDER WHITE def

Berwick 28

Berwick 18

def by

Pakenham 23

DRAWN FINALS In the event of a draw in a final, at the end of the game

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Extra time shall consist of two (2) halves of:

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1st Half

Half Time

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A & B,

5 minutes

1 minute interval

5 minutes

C,D, 17 & Under

4 minutes

1 minute interval

4 minutes

15 & Under & 13 & Under

3 minutes

1 minute interval

3 minutes

Teams shall change ends at half-time. The Centre Pass is taken by the team entitled to the next Centre Pass; during both of these intervals, substitutions and / or team changes may be made. In the event of a tie remaining at the end of extra time, a signal shall be used to indicate that play shall continue until one team has a two (2) goal advantage.

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A GRADE

B GRADE

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

TEAM

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

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

For 779 806 700 606 652 666 538 601 556

Agst 568 570 636 627 674 692 681 734 722

PTS 68 62 58 40 36 36 28 20 12

% 137.15 141.40 110.06 96.65 96.74 96.24 79.00 81.88

P 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16

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

D GRADE

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

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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

460

27.83

wk 3 finals netball review

PRELIMINARY FINAL NARRE WARREN 42 DEF CRANBOURNE 25 Cranbourne snuck out to an early lead, in front by one goal before Narre Warren’s midfield started to take control. The experienced core led by the likes of Erin Clark and Leigh Taylor helped the Magpies score the last five goals of the quarter to lead 11 to 6. Cranbourne has one of the strongest defences with Team of the Year defenders Tara Cecil and Sharni Lambden having the task of trying to eliminate the influence of the dynamic duo Tayla Shannon and Gabby Dwyer. With the Magpies winning the crucial contests the managed to extend their lead further throughout the middle stages of the contest. The class of Narre rising to the challenge and play a committed

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brand of netball. The Magpies had the experience and better structures as Narre put up 19 goals to 14 to lead by 10 goals at the half.

settled into her role as the main distributor for Tooradin with relative ease. Duncan has plenty of experience and netball smarts which will be needed in the heat of the battle during a grand final. Mashado is an experienced player bringing game 200 during the season, Mashado is a hard worker and brings her teammates into every contest. Mashado has been plenty of talent at her disposal and works in well with her wingers to dictate the midcourt battle. Whichever player gets the edge will push their side towards a premiership win.

To the Eagles credit they came out in the third quarter and took it up to their fancied rivals both teams found it hard to score as each defender took over. For their hard work Cranbourne were unable to get back into the contest on the scoreboard as the reigning premiers had an insurmountable 11-goal lead 33 to 22. With the result in the bag Narre were set the task to finish the game off as they started to ensure their spot in the grand final. Narre fed their goalers who finished the match in fine style sharing the load as they score nine goals to three to win by an impressive 17 goals and book their chance to win their third premiership in as many years.

Rebecca Kinna (GD) v Tayla Shannon (GA) – Kinna has been a big part of the Seagulls resurgence this season. Kinna will often line-up against the opposition’s best attacking option. Kinna is very experienced and will be looking to close down the influence of Shannon. Shannon spent the first eight weeks sidelined with an ankle injury but that didn’t limit her impact on the season. There is a good reason why Narre Warren played consistent netball in the second-half of the season and that was due to the influence from Shannon around the shooters ring.

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GRAND FINAL TOORADIN V NARRE WARREN 2017 Matches 2nd Semi-Final Tooradin 43 def Narre Warren 28 Round 4 - Tooradin 47 def Narre Warren 43 Round 18 - Narre Warren 51 def Tooradin 33 Narre Warren come into the contest looking for third consecutive premiership while Tooradin are back in the big dance for the first time since 2006. Both teams have dominated the SEFNL with The Seagulls carrying an eight-game winning streak to the start the season which also included a win against The Magpies in Round Four, The Magpies wrestled the top spot away from Tooradin with an impressive 18 goal win to finish off the season. The titans met again in the semi-finals were The Seagulls proved to be too strong in the crucial moments establishing an early lead and dominated The Magpies winning by 15 goals. The teams’ dominance was reflected

Ebony Dolan (WD) v Leigh Taylor (WA) - A real highlight of this contest will be the battles on the wings. Dolan was unlucky to miss out on Team of the Year selections because when she was available she made Tooradin play better. Dolan is a player on the rise and will be looking to lockdown on the dangerous Leigh Taylor. Taylor has had another sensational season leading the Magpies. Taylor is an avenue used to create scoring opportunities for her shooting brigade and you can expect Tooradin and Ebony Dolan to put a lot of time into trying shut down Taylor’s influence over the game. Both girls bring a physical aspect to the game and will be fighting this one out to the finish.

in the recent Team of the Year nominations with the teams combining for four representatives. Each team is blessed with great coaching and structures. As mentioned many times Coach of the Year for the second-time Kelly Andrews has taken Tooradin from the bottom of the ladder in 2015 to premiership contenders this year. It’s taken a lot of hard work off the court and great player management to ensure Tooradin are peaking at the right time of the season. Narre Warren have The Heinrich combination with Jade and her husband Greg who have revolutionised the local netball scene. Narre Warren have risen to top of the SEFNL world as Jade has introduced a new way to approach netball and it’s been a masterstroke. Narre Warren have dominated the A Grade competition in recent years include a 20+ game winning streak which saw the Magpies soar above winning the premierships in 2015 and 2016.

Emma Iacovou (WA) v Erin Clark (WD) – Another enthralling contest will be on the Tooradin attacking wing with the in-form Emma Iacovou taking on their wing defence specialist Erin Clark. Iacovou has grown into her role on the wings for The Seagulls, often used as the link player to get the ball into attack. Iacovou has the great ability of not wasting the ball when in possession. Clark is one of Narre’s gun players, Clark is a fantastic contributor on the court and a leader off it. Clark has been one of the major players in Narre Warren’s recent dominance and will be looking to eliminate her opponents influence over the game. If Clark can win her position it will go a long way to stopping the Tooradin Juggernaut.

Key Match - Ups Sara Duncan (C) v Britt Mashado (C) - Duncan has been a consistent performer all season for Tooradin. Duncan has

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Alex Maher (GS) v Tracey Dell (GK) – This will be another great match-up which could decide which team wins the 2017 Netball flag. Dell is your no fuss experienced

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defender, given a task each week which she handles with aplomb. Dell never shirks the issue at trying to stop her opponent each week; Dell also has the great ability of turning defence into attack and will be looking to stop the long ball. Maher will be looking to help The Seagulls to get off to a flyer and build the confidence from shooting well early. Maher has had a terrific season which has seen her named as Goal Attack in the Team of the Year which is a wonderful effort considering the talent we have at our disposal in the SEFNL. Dell will have her work cut-out trying to nullify the influence of Maher, but she has the experience in big matches to pull out her best performances. Final Say Will the fairytale continue for either team on Saturday? Narre Warren finished on top of the ladder and is gunning for their third premiership in a row. The Magpies have been on their own journey this season having to pick themselves up twice from positions they hadn’t experienced for a long time. Back-to-Back losses during the season and a loss in the Semi-Final to Tooradin has the reigning premiers digging deep to find their best, it appeared The Magpies returned to form in a ferocious way dispensing of Cranbourne in the Preliminary Final last week. It took Narre 10 years to win their first A Grade flag and they won two both in comprehensive style. Tooradin have been on a two-year journey from the depths of despair as a Netball Club in 2015 to a final last year reaching the finals in the last round of the season to sitting on top of the SEFNL ladder for most of the season and winning the second semi-final in fine style now meeting the same opposition in the grand final two weeks later, the clubs first grand final appearance since they won in 2006. Coach Kelly Andrews deflects a lot of the attention to her hardworking girls, an example of how far this club has grown Shona Wells the 300-game veteran won an award for Volunteer of the Year. The Seagulls should be proud of themselves in the grand final it goes to show you get the right people in place and the players buy into what you’re trying to achieve, a bit of luck helps but the hard work and dedication of Tooradin girls has been top class all season. This shapes as one of the best netball matches we have seen this season. A win for either team wouldn’t shock but a turnaround of 15-goals will be difficult for Narre Warren to match. If there is one team to do it, it would be the team lead by Jade Heinrich. Have Tooradin arrived one year too early and will be better for the experience? If the conditions allow a high tempo game, we should see this game go down to the wire. Tooradin by 3 goals.

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likely team Line ups Gabrielle Dwyer

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Rebecca Potalej

On behalf on the SEFNL board I’d like to offer a warm welcome to everyone here at Holm Park in Beaconsfield for the 2017 BMG SEFNL Grand Final. An enormous thank you to each and everyone of you from our Football and Netball community that has contributed to making SEFNL a success this year, along with the team from Beaconsfield Football and Netball clubs for hosting us today. I would like to convey my very best wishes to all participants and hope everyone thoroughly enjoys the opportunity to be part of our competitions biggest day. May the the best teams win!

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Chloe Phillips

president messages

Kate Gillespie

Tooradin-Dalmore President What a year it has been for the Tooradin Dalmore Netball Club in 2017. As a club when you start planning the season ahead you set many goals for the club, the teams and the players. Not everything goes to plan and there are always bumps in the road, but I can say with great pride that our club has smashed many of our goals this season and are well on the way to progressing further toward our long term goals. We have had many highlights for the season. Having four teams in the SEFNL finals series. The most we have had for some time. With A, B and C in for the seniors and 13 Red for the juniors we have enjoyed an exciting finals series. We had our 13 White team record their first win in 5 seasons! For me although one win may seem dismal this was one of our biggest achievements for the club after a lot of hard work from all involved. This group went from posting maybe 5 goals for the season last year and took on this season posting scores in double figures most weeks. Our juniors across the board have shown significant improvement in every age group. We have seen some real talent emerge from these girls and we look forward to watching them step it up again in 2018. Of course who could go past today! Having our club represented at the pinnacle of the competition. The A grade grand final. This group have worked extremely hard over the past two seasons under the guidance of coach Kelly Andrews and really deserve to be playing for the flag today. This team is capable of anything and have a fierce team spirit that is second to none, making them an exciting group of netballers to watch. Best of luck to our gulls today, you got this! One thing is for sure at the end of today as a president I will sit back and reflect upon this season with enormous pride in my club and its members and look forward to a bright 2018 ahead, however that may look. “Fly high you mighty seagulls, Tooradin’s the greatest team of all!” Go Seagulls!

Jade Heinrich

Ebony Dolan

Emma Iacovou

Tayla Shannon

Leigh Taylor

Rebekah Bogos

Narre Warren President Congratulations to the six NWFNC netball sides and three football sides contesting the Grand Final today. Your hard work throughout season 2016 has given you opportunity to play for the title of PREMIERS today. The whole Narre Warren Football Netball Club is supporting you and plans to be the extra player on the sideline today. To our dedicated coaches; Jade, Greg, Bek, Carly, Michelle, Holly and Leigh we thank you for your time, passion and commitment to improving our netballers and making it enjoyable at the same time. Behind our 200 netballers and footballers, we have a supportive group of coaches, hardworking committee, volunteers, trainers, families, supporters and generous sponsors who allow our club to experience success. It is a team effort to get our players out there each week and your support is highly valued! Good luck to our A Grade, B Grade, C Grade, D Grade, 17 Red and 17 White netballers today – Time to show your #narrelove and talent!

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Shona Wells

Brittany Mashado

Sara Duncan

Alex Maher

Erin Clark

Corrina Emery

Alex Duff

Tracey Dell

Jessica Cox

Rebecca Kinna

Stacey Sawyer

Kelly Andrews

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Holly Gillespie

Tooradin-dalmore player profiles

Narre Warren player profiles

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Emma Iacovou

Coaches

Erin Clark

A wealth of experience on the court who creates play and controls the midcourt without fuss. Leadership on court and off is second to none.

A fast and smart mid courter who will give her all across the whole court and can make a big impact.

Jade & Greg Heinrich

Well respected for her ability to cause havoc at Wing Defence, Erin can be a game changer with her intercepting ability.

Sara Duncan

Alex Duff

A hard working mid court player with a bullet like drive. Can create incredible passages of play.

A hard working goaler who can use her determination and smarts to put the goals on the board.

Alex Maher

Ebony Dolan

An accurate young goaler with height on her side. Big contributor to the score board.

Another tall with a great work rate who displays great skills and some impressive turn overs.

Rebecca Kinna

Jessica Cox

A hard working and determined defender who reads the play superbly and will give her all to any contest.

Smart, fast and creative all over the court. Can impact any game and inspire her team mates.

Jess Maher A smart and hard working defender whose height advantage is outweighed by her skill and ability to read play.

Gabrielle Dwyer

Rebecca Potalej

Reliable goaler who has grown in maturity throughout season 2017. Sadly, Gabby will be cheering from the sidelines as she recovers from a foot injury.

Fast paced and determined, Rebecca can combine with the mid-courters to provide plenty of run and drive into the goal ring.

Chloe Phillips

Corrina Emery

An important part of the Narre Warren goal circle. Chloe’s strength and positivity continues to grow.

Quick and agile and light on her feet, Corrina has stepped up from U/17s to earn her place in the A Grade defensive line up.

Tayla Shannon

Caity Stephens

A consistent performer with the ability to dominate the goal circle. Tayla’s ability to remain focused shines through in calm disposition.

A first year senior player, Caity has continued to develop her defensive skills. Versatile defender who can play in and out of the ring.

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Tracey Dell

Tough, determined and leads by example. Captain Leigh will contest every ball until the final whistle.

Experienced player who is the leader in defence. Tracey’s strong hands and experience are an asset.

Brittany Mashado

Jade Heinrich

An outstanding break through season in A Grade. Brittany has earned her spot in the mid court demonstrating her determination and stamina over four quarters.

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Versatile championship player who can step into any role and offer guidance and leadership. Always demands the best of her team mates.

GRAND FINAL - Saturday September 16

TOORADIN -DALMORE V NARRE WARREN

BEACONSFIELD V NARRE WARREN

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

Coach: Kelly Andrews Team Manager: Lea Duff

Coach: Jade & Greg Heinrich Team Manager: Jodi McLaren

Coach: John Ioane

Coach: Rebekah Bogos Team Manager: Jill Brown

Player

Alex Duff

Ebony Dolan

Erin Clark

Rebecca Potalej

Alex Maher

Rebecca Kinna

Tracey Dell

Tayla Shannon

Jessica Cox

Jess Maher

Gabrielle Dwyer

Caitlyn Stephens

Sara Duncan

Holly Gillespie

Corrina Emery

Leigh Taylor ©

Shona Wells

Stacey Sawyer

Brittany Mashado

Jade Heinrich

Emma Iacovou

Kelly Andrews

Chloe Phillips

Player

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Danielle Fedel

Vice Captain

POS Kelly Cecere

Melanie Davies

CoCaptain

Rebecca Allen

Corinne Merrigan

Gabrielle Stinear

Zoe Mason

Courtney Davey

Ciara Nelson

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Player Holly Booth

Jemma Osborne

Kealeigh Brown

Amy Rae

Sophie Gambetta

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Meaghan McGill

Jayde Stow

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NARRE WARREN V BEACONSFIELD

NARRE WARREN V DOVETON

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

Coach: Carly Camilleri & Jaymie Hammond Team Manager: Donna Maund

Coach: Roger Palmer

Coach: Michelle Mashado Team Manager: Marg Stuart

Coach: Melinda Wilson Team Manager: Vicky Hendy

Player

Donna McEwen

POS

Mia Palmer

Simone Potter

Hannah Blair

Molly Murnane

Paris Houeix

Tara Heinze

Kayleigh Spink

Suzie Bourchier

Maddison Maund

Chelsea Tonna

Samantha O'Dea

Vice Captain

Jordan Lang

CoCaptain

Jacqui McNamara

POS

Maddison Wrench

CoCaptain

Caitlyn Budge

Player

Tayla Boatwood

Hayley Rae

Holli Dedlefs

Ashleigh Stephenson

Jessica Egan

Brittney Stuart

Madison Le Page

Teagan Stuart

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Rebeccah Dall

Melinda Wilson

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Rebecca Hendy

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BEACONSFIELD V NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

Coach: Jason Baker

Coach: Holly Booth Team Manager: Paul Cairns

Coach: Andi Dickson

Coach: Leigh Taylor Team Manager: Lisa Hatigan

Player

Shonalene San Jose

Kyla Quinn

Tayla Boatwood

Georgia Elkins

Mackenzie Little

Jessica Coburn

Emma Alexander

Abbey Langham

Oshania Natu

Melissa Webster

Kacey Maund

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Kayla Atkinson

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Taylah Howie

Lesila Seeto

Hayley Carmichael

Brianna Burns

Zara Treweek

Olivia Catrucco

Gemma Robertson

Hayley Stewart

Chelsea Imanisani

Chloe Crouch

Amy Bidwell

Kasey Brooks-Macmillan

Mikaela Dakic

Cailie Goodes

Oceana Perry

Tailah Micallef

Caitlin Egan

Natalie Hatigan

Molly Calderwood

Hanna Levin

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GRAND FINAL - Saturday September 16

ROC V DOVETON

CRANBOURNE V BERWICK

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Larissa Wood

Coach: Emma Barry Team Manager: Cassandra Pullen

Coaches: Kelly Thompson and Jade Whitnell Team Manager: John Rich

Coach: Bridget Arthurson

Player

Maddison Chamberlain (C)

Alexis Jeanes

Kelly Cousins

Ellie Keen

Emilee Dunn

Karly Meinecke

Tahlia Emery

Jessica Postregna

Brydie Engellenner

Elyse Pretty

Teileah Pullen

Helen Margaret Ashin

Chelyn Rakei

Sontina Teinakore

Zealand Rakei

Holly White

Megun Hunt

Adele Batten

Adelle St Mart

Ebony Rich

Bridget Paul

Monique Mitchell

Alisha Oskan

Jade Leenen

Aker Mawith

Eliza Angenent

Cassie Kirkpatrick

Jastehana Ngatokoa

Jasmine Corless

Cate Anderson

Chelsea Fernandez

Tiarna Eldridge

Keeley Stickley

Chantelle Wolter

Anna Dowling

Hayley Kipps

Sophie Castricum

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ROC V BERWICK

BEACONSFIELD V ROC

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TEAM: BERWICK

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TEAM: ROC

Coach: Julie Williams Co Coach: Abby Williams

Coach: Janelle Snelling Team Manager: Penni Moulday

Coach: Alex Taylor Team Manager: Amy Ferguson

Player

Keeley Burgmann

Amelie Mucic

Brooke Abu-Jaber

Holly Moulday

Eliza Mettes

Abbey Kerr

Tayla Ferguson

Maia Nimmo

Mikayla Phillips

Moesha Griffin

Dehansa Herath

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Kyana Eagle

Lauren Clark

Trinity Millar

Tayla Keen

Mia Williams

Ella Tevaga

Ava Hicks

Cass O'Brien

Ariah Eagle

Sami Lane

Tegan Eastwood (C)

Keely Wemyss

Gemma Ziino

Ally Grist

Kaylah Loulanting

Ava Spence

Paigelyn Brooks-Macmillan

Bella Sherritt

Makani Sheeham

Zara McLeod

Elise Setches

Tayla Ferguson

Grace Moore

Ada Pretty

Skye Ferguson

Aleisha Islamovski

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berwick C Grade came up against Cranbourne in the Preliminary Final and managed to take the win with a 30 v 15 scoreline. It was a tight tussle early in the game, but we managed to settle and take control with some clear ball movement through the mid court. Our defenders were super strong with nailing every rebound possible so well done to them this week. We are happy to make the Grand Final, but we know we are up against the top team so let’s come prepared for a super battle!

17 Red - Unfortunately the girls were unable to get the desired result. I want to congratulate the team on a fantastic season and thank them for their willingness to learn. It was such a privilege to coach such a talented bunch. It’s exciting to think that the majority of the team were bottom age and I wish Brianna, Emily, Annie and Ebony all the best for seniors. Our senior squad will benefit greatly from having you girls apart of the playing group next season. Bring on season 2018!!

D Grade - Do or die final last week against Doveton at Pakenham, the game had a few lead changes throughout the 4 quarters with Doveton having better control over their ball movement than us, they capitilised on our errors and in the end that was the difference. Even though disappointing to end our season on a low, it has been an absolute pleasure to coach this group. Lets go one step further next year.

~ Massive congratulations to our 4 teams - U13 White, U17 White, C Grade & B Grade - for participating in this week’s Grand Final’s!

Season 2017 reaches its ultimate stage today, as we see our youngs gun take battle on court for the illustrious premiership! The Berwick Netball Club hasn’t had a Junior team in finals/grand final since 2010, so to have our youngest members of BNC put in such an amazing effort this year, is just a glimpse into the future of what our club will be. A big congratulations to our 2 teams, U13 Red & U15 White, on reaching this occasion and reaping all the hard work you have put in this season! Coaches Janelle Snelling & Bridget Arthurson have lead these girls so well and developed them into the amazing players you will all see out on court this week. Win or lose, the club and all of its members could not be more proud that each of these players will be out on court this weekend, and wearing the

Such a great achievement & we are all very proud of you for making it this far! Wishing you all the best of luck and fingers crossed for 4x premierships!!! Go Beacy!!!

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navy and blue dress with pride! Lets go #wickers, give it your all, bring your A game & leave nothing in the tank! You’ve got this! Also, congratulations to the following players on their outstanding results at the SEFNL 2017 Awards night; Delylah Loulanting; R/U Best & Fairest 13W Adam Snelling; 3rd Best & Fairest 13W Holly Moulday; Best & Fairest 13R Aker Mawith; 3rd Best & Fairest 13W Rylee Broadley, Sussu Liai, Joyce Oyay, Akech Nyoul, Sophie Castricum & Lauren Castricum; SEFNL Representative Teams Janine Kilmartin & Leanne Walford; SEFNL Representative Coaches

Our 15 white team have been training hard over the last 2 weeks and will play in their Grand Final this weekend against Berwick.

U15’s Red: WOW – What a game and what a win!! Berwick applied the pressure all game and at the half time break it was 11 all. By ¾ time we had the lead by 1 goal and the girls agreed, if it was going to be our last game we were going to play our best 10 minutes of netball. Our defensive end applied pressure, went for every single rebound, followed up the passes and worked exactly how they know how! Our midcourt slowed the ball down allowing the goalers to get in position. In the last quarter, our goalers came alive and showed everyone what they are made off. We came away 1 goal winners in front of our family, friends, grandparents and the rest of the Doves Family. The reward was a spot in the grand final! Something we have worked towards the whole season. Good Luck this weekend ladies, do us proud and the big reward will comes! Go Doves!!!

When they have come up against each other during the season there has only been a goal or two in it. We are looking forward to another close and exciting game. GOOD LUCK GIRLS!!

U17 Reds: Well Well Well.

Unfortunately our A grade & C Grade teams lost their preliminary finals last week. It was an amazing effort to get that far.

What a year it has been for the All Stars.. Try outs a lot of New faces. Think we had like 20+ girls. Pre season.

With the 2017 season coming to an end we would to say a big thank you to our Coaches, Committee, Umpires, Court & Gate Supervisors, parents and of course to all our wonderful players.

We went commando. Got down and dirty, and had a great time, lots of fun. Our goal for the year was to improve 1% from last year.. We have worked hard and set team rules. Which most of the time we have stuck to. We have had fun along the way. And won games of netball, which is our team motto, Win and have Fun..

Enjoy your presentation night celebrating the end of a wonderful season with your team mates.

We have had trivia, Lucky some of us can play netball.. Someone in our team thinks Babe is a dear!!!!!

We would also like to thank all of our sponsors throughout the year.

This group of girls have all ways had the potential, But this year I think they believe they can.. Only losing 2 games for the year is a great effort..

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Good luck to all teams playing Grand Finals this weekend.

Follow team rules... It has been a pleasure teaming with this group of girls. Not sure who has coached who..

GO EAGLES!!

I can only hope that each and every one of them, Go out Play with passion, Play with desire, And play with those fantastic smiles. For some of these girls it’s their last year of juniors together. What a fantastic way to finish of the year. A G.F win. Good Luck Girls

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J.B. Believes you can.. J.B. Out!!!!!! D Grade: Holy moley!! To think at one point in the season, we didn’t look like making the finals, to finishing 3rd, to losing the first final, to beating Cranbourne in the elimination to then versing Beacy last weekend for a spot in the Grand Final. We knew exactly what we had to do in order to win. Beacy applied the pressure early, but we knew we had to take it up a few notches. Our defence end, worked so hard all day, whilst our midcourt had a tough run against an aggressive and strong midcourt from Beacy. In the last half, our goalers proved exactly why they are the real deal. Sinking shots from everywhere, running the ring and moving. The results, a 3 goal win and a SPOT IN THE GRANNY!!! This team combined has over 50 years court time in the green and black but not one of us have ever played in a grand final for the doves. Girls, remember you are in this spot for a reason. Its because you never gave up, your fight week in and week out. This is our time to shine! Go Doves #doveylove

Narre Warren was well represented at Pakenham for the Preliminary Finals. The crowd was fantastic supporting our 17s netballers through to the seniors. The day was BLACK and WHITE with both of 17s getting the winning feeling happening with two exciting wins. The positive vibe continued with B Grade winning their golden tickets, followed by A Grade and the Senior footballers to join C Grade, D Grade, and the 19A and Reserves footballers to make it NINE Narre Warren teams playing on Grand Final day. Looking ahead to the Grand Final, we are well represented with SIX netball teams fighting for the Holy Grail. Our two 17 & Under sides have worked together all year and now will be playing their Grand Finals side by side. The 17 Red girls face a tough challenge against Doveton while the 17 White girls will tackle Beaconsfield. Our undefeated C and D Grade sides will be aiming to complete a perfect season. C Grade, take on Beaconsfield for the third season in a row, while D Grade will face Doveton. After defeating Tooradin for the third time in a month, B grade progress to the big one and will face

ROC netball club would like to congratulate Ellie Keen (15 RED) and Taylah Ferguson (13 WHITE) on winning the league Best and Fairest for 2017 . Well done girls , we cant wait to see you develop and grow your netball careers !

Beaconsfield. A Grade came out focused and convincingly defeated Cranbourne to earn their golden ticket. They now take on Tooradin and will have to come out firing to earn the title of back to back to back Premiers! Many thanks goes to the enthusiastic players, dedicated coaches, hardworking committee, volunteers, trainers, families, supporters and generous sponsors who have made season 2017 a success! We look forward to celebrating the season with you on Saturday night and backing up at Family Day on Sunday.

Good luck today to our 3 teams playing off for the premiership. 13 WHITE ,13 RED and 15 RED have worked incredibly hard to be one of the two final teams to play off in the big one ! We wish you all the best of luck !

DIARY DATES: • Saturday 16 Sept: Grand Final Narre Night • Sunday 17 Sept: NWFNC Family Day • Sunday 24 Sept: Junior Netball Presentation • Saturday 7 Oct: 17s Netball & 19s Football Presentation Night • Saturday 21 Oct: Senior Presentation Night • Monday 23 Oct: NWFNC AGM

NOTICE:

ROC Netball Club will be holding their ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING on Thursday 5th October at 6:30pm. ALL COMMITTEE positions will be available. Expression of interest welcome.

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The big day is finally here. Grand Final day and how proud we are to have our amazing club represented. It has been far too long between drinks so to speak and the whole club are so excited and proud to be a part of this event. Although we only have one team left standing we are so proud to be competing for the A grade premiership today! Last week saw our 13’s Red and B grade make their exit from the finals series. 13’s Red started their game well, but Berwick stepped it up in the second quarter and slowly ran away with the game. Such a huge achievement for this team to make it this far and we look forward to seeing you all back next year to take that next step.

Dalmore Football and Netball Club bringing home some winners! Football Pakenham Gazette Team of the Year honors went to: Nick Lang, Luke McKenna, Andrew Dean and Aisakie O’hAilpin SEFNL interleague football reps: Nick Lang, Luke McKenna, Andrew Dean and Michael Wallace 300 game milestone: Shona Wells Volunteer of the year award: Shona Wells Netball coach of the year: Kelly Andrews

B grade suffered a disappointing loss to a strong Narre Warren team. Despite some exciting flashes of play the girls just weren’t able to put together their best netball on the day. Again another huge achievement for B grade after only winning 2 games the season before.

Pakenham Gazette Netball Team of the Year: Alex Maher (GA) and Kelly Andrews (coach)

Congratulations to both teams on making it to the preliminary final.

SEFNL representative netball teams:

Today though we look forward to watching our A grade girls take on Narre Warren AGAIN! This will be the third time in a month we have competed, but it is only fitting that these two teams are taking the court today after fighting it out for top spot all season.

Mairead Holloway, Bridget Holloway, Tara Bratic, Charlee Webb, Charlotte Shortis, Chloe Isgro, Sasha Williams and Emilie Jones.

It is sure to be a hard slog, but we as a club have every confidence that our A grade girls can get over the line. It has been a pleasure this season watching how this group go about it. It is one thing to have a talented group of individuals, but it is team spirit that has gotten this team so far and will get them over the line today.

15&U Red netball Runner Up Best & Fairest: Mairead Holloway

A special mention to Leanne Ansalde who came 4th in the D grade Beat & Fairest votes. Congratulations to all! Our club is so proud of your achievements for season 2017.

We look forward to hearing the many seagull supporters cheering today.

Congratulations to all involved in our great club for what has been a pretty successful year for the club as a whole and we look forward to seeing you all back next year.

It was a big night at the SEFNL awards night on Monday with the Tooradin

Go Seagulls!

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Umpires

Awards

Thank you to the umpires officiating our Netball Grand Final games Jason Sincock Vanessa Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Shea Bridget Stonier-Gibson Lindsay Brand

Robyn English Michelle McCallum

Marilyn Myszka Anita Hill Judi Sutton Jade Hill

awards Championship Clubs Berwick Football, Narre Warren Netball, Narre Warren Overall

Tayla Ferguson 13 White Best & Fairest

Holly Moulday 13 Red Best & Fairest

Tiahnee Sturdy 15 White Best & Fairest

Ellie Keen 15 Red Best & Fairest

Charli Howie 17 White Best & Fairest

Caitlin Egan 17 Red Best & Fairest

Charli Howie & Taylah Boatwood

Maddison Maund C Grade Best & Fairest

Meaghan Winter B Grade Best & Fairest

Tara Cecil A Grade Best & Fairest

Best Conducted Netball Club Berwick Netball Club

Best Conducted Football Club Beaconsfield Football Netball Club

300 games

250 games

200 games

Ben Tivendale (Football)

Michael Collins (Football)

Shona Wells (Netball)

Shelley Ziesler (Netball)

Colin McNamara, Bryce Anderson (Football)

D Grade Best & Fairest

Kristy Whitnell, Melinda Wilson (Netball)

Volunteer of the Year Shona Wells

Coach of the Year

Kelly Andrews

Netball MVP Alanah Hardy

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Team of the Year

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