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RECORD ROUND 3 21st-28th April 2018

AFL South East There’s little doubt that the connection between Australian Rules Football and Anzac Day has never been as strong as it is today. If we look back for a moment, football played a huge role during many conflicts for Australian soldiers, simply kicking a football a celebration of their national culture while overseas in places like Africa and Vietnam. But it took a while for the connection to gain traction on the home front. The first VFL matches played on Anzac Day occurred in 1960 after an Act of Parliament which lifted the previous restrictions on playing football on the day. There were individual success stories, like in 1975 when Carlton and Essendon attracted 78,000 fans to VFL Park, a then Anzac Day record, before Richmond and Collingwood drew 92,436 to the MCG in 1977. That clash triggered something in the mind of Kevin Sheedy, the coach of Essendon when the modern version of Anzac Day football began in 1995.Sheedy was gardening one day when he started to consider how football on Anzac Day could pay suitable tribute to those who had served their country. The rest, as they say, is history.

Coming up to the all-important ANZAC Round, it is pleasing to look back on the first few rounds across the region and see the evenness of the competitions across all three senior leagues. Last weekend, average winning margins were 18 points (SEFNL), 20 points (MPNFL Division 1) and 26 points (MPNFL Division 2). Worthy of note was Langwarrin’s draw with Red Hill and Tyabb’s near miss against Hastings. After 3 rounds in Division One only YCW remains undefeated while in SEFNL and Division Two, Officer, Narre Warren, Dromana, Karingal, Hastings and Chelsea are the only undefeated teams after two rounds. Good to see tight competition across the region. Edithvale-Aspendale would have been undefeated in MPNFL Division One had they not been sanctioned for a breach of the Player Points Policy for their round one match against Bonbeach. Having easily accounted for Bonbeach by 39 points, an investigation into Edi-Asp’s team sheet uncovered an incorrect declaration of the player points. The Club was found to have exceeded the 39-point cap for that game. The AFLSE Commission accepted that Edi-Asp’s breach was unintentional, nevertheless in accordance with the state-wide policy, the Commission applied a penalty, which included losing the four points for the win, handing those points to opponent Bonbeach, and also losing their 99 points scored. Individual honours such as goalkickers, medal voting and games played statistics are not affected by the penalty. Finally, I would like to note the full co-operation given by Edi-Asp during the investigation. The Club was open and honest about how the breach occurred.

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So much at stake for SEFNL By David Nagel The competitive juices are beginning to flow for SEFNL Interleague coach Rhys Nisbet after he and his coaching staff settled on a 55-man squad to take on AFL Yarra Ranges on May 19. The AFL Victoria Community Championships clash at Holm Park Reserve will see the two leagues collide as talks continue behind the scenes to bring them together as one for divisional football in 2019. The Berwick premiership coach of 2015 is fully aware of the bragging rights at stake when he makes his interleague coaching debut. “It’s definitely something I’ve thought about and something I’ll be using in the lead up to the game,” Nisbet said. “A lot of hard work has gone into creating a special feeling at interleague in the past and it’s definitely something we want to keep building on. ”The pressure is on because bragging rights have probably never been bigger for whoever wins this time around.” Nisbet and his coaching staff, comprising of Todd Devine, Robbie Taylor, Darren Dwyer, Stuart Batten and Damien Whitnell, have been scouting in recent times and are impressed with the quality at their disposal. Nisbet said he can’t wait to try and mould that talent into a committed and cohesive unit. “It’s been an interesting exercise to be watching players that you’ve tried to stop in the past and think that they’ll be on our side this time around,” he said. “There are some great players in this competition, some blokes that have played at a high level for a very long time and it’s really exciting to have their names on the list. “Hopefully we can get a full commitment from the players and give Yarra Ranges a mighty shake on May 19.” The squad is very well balanced across the board, with interleague stalwarts like Michael Collins, Marc Holt, Brandon Osborne and Luke Bee-Hugo are set to stand with some fresh new faces by their side. Beaconsfield’s Lachie Modica, Berwick’s Will Arthurson, Cranbourne’s Kirk Dickson, Doveton’s Mitch Cotter, Narre Warren’s Tom Miller and Officer’s Jesse Longmuir are just some of the exciting new talent on the list. The forward line, which includes Holt and Tooradin’s Andrew Dean, is particularly exciting according to the coach.

“The forward line is pretty exciting, with a really good mix of proven performers and young blokes trying to make their mark, and that’s an area of the ground that is obviously pretty important to winning games of footy,” Nisbet said, before explaining he wanted his players to stick to their natural strengths. “It’s intense footy, so we’ve picked some players that are pretty aggressive at the contest but also some players who love to take the game on,“ he said. “There’s a lot of flare and natural talent in the league and it’s important we showcase that on the day. “We’ve selected quite a few young players in the squad, they all won’t play, but they’re the sort of players we hope will provide an x-factor and inject a real level of excitement.” The SEFNL interleague squad will train on two consecutive Wednesday’s (May 2 and 9) before rounding out preparations with training sessions on Tuesday 15 and Thursday May 17.

SEFNL SENIOR INTERLEAGUE SQUAD BEACONSFIELD: Jake Bowd, Sean Dwyer (VFL), Damien Johnson, Daniel Johnson, Scott Meyer, Lachie Modica, Bailey Morrish (VFL), Corey Walker, James Munro (VFL). BERWICK: Madi Andrews, Will Arthurson, Tom Brennan, Tim Gunn, Lucas Jellyman-Turner, Andrew Morozoff, Michael Riseley, Bryce Rutherford, Luke Sheppard, Ash Smith. CRANBOURNE: Dillan Bass, Luke Bee-Hugo, Michael Boland, Kirk Dickson, Marc Holt, Ryan Jones, Shaun Marusic, Brandon Osborne, Zak Roscoe, Anthony Vella (VFL). DOVETON: Mitch Cotter, Riley D’Arcy (VFL), Jake Dermott, Russ Gabriel, Matthew Stapleton. NARRE WARREN: Trent Cody, Michael Collins, Jesse Davies (VFL), Tom Miller, Jake Richardson, Brad Scalzo, Nick Scanlon, Trent Shinners, Josh Tonna. OFFICER: Matthew Clarke, Stephen Hawkins, Stephen Heppel, Jake Ingaliso, Jesse Longmuir. PAKENHAM: Jo Baker-Thomas, Stephen Morey, Jeconiah (JJ) Peni, Josh Tynan (VFL). TOORADIN: Andrew Dean, Nick Lang, Luke McKenna.

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Footy Preview Anzac spirit alive and well in SEFNL By David Nagel Beaconsfield and Narre Warren will kick-start a bumper Anzac Round of football with a highly-anticipated clash at Holm Park Reserve. All clubs in the South East Football Netball League have done a wonderful job of embracing the Anzac spirit over the years – and this time around will be no exception. We pay a more detailed tribute to Anzac Day in the middle pages this week but, for now, let’s get stuck in to the footy! It’s fair to say that Narre Warren has been a surprise packet so far this season. The Magpies have passed the toughest of tests with flying colours, accounting for perennial powerhouses Cranbourne and Berwick in a start that even the greatest of optimists would struggle to see coming. They may have dodged a bullet against the wildyinaccurate Eagles in round one, but last week’s win over Berwick certainly put a stake in the ground – the Magpies are here to contend! Okay the conditions did suit, with players like Michael Collins, Col McNamara, Dylan Quirk and Hayden Stagg perfectly suited to the greasy conditions, but it was the dedication to the cause that really did stand out. Discipline and application were key factors in the conditions last week – and the Magpies taught the Wickers a lesson. Can they teach Beaconsfield one as well? Leigh McQuillen will be breathing a huge sigh of relief after Beacy kicked 2.2 to 1.2 in the final term to get over the top of Cranbourne last week. Key forward Nathan Langley was once again held goalless, leaving the scoring duties to smaller types like Riley Verbi, Ben McGowan, Kyle O’Sullivan and Daniel Johnson. Running types like Trent Stokoe and Jake Bowd were also important in the victory while Matt Homfray played his best game in Eagles’ colours to date. This one has the potential to be a cracker with Beaconsfield’s leg-speed sure to trouble the Magpies at times. But their overall strength around the ground, and their willingness to work hard for each other over the first two weeks of footy points to a 13-point Magpies victory. Then we hit Anzac Day, Wednesday 25 April, when Tooradin host Cranbourne and Officer welcome nearest neighbour Pakenham to Starling Road. Tooradin took a backward step against Officer last week, but skipper Matt Livermore is hoping the build up to Anzac Day will lift his team to new heights. “It’s very exciting for the club, we pencil it in each year and know we are going to come up against one of the toughest opponents going around,” Livermore said. “It feels like we’re getting closer and closer to them with a young list that is building every year. Cam Brown, Dylan

Age shall not weary them. Narre Warren champion Michael Collins has started the season in fine style. Sutton and Dylan Wilson are some new faces coming through from the juniors and that’s exciting for the rest of the playing group. “They’re all exciting and quick and take the game on and change the dynamics of the team, I think we’re heading in the right direction.” The Seagulls will run into a desperate Cranbourne outfit, keen to turn things around after two consecutive losses. Skipper Brandon Osborne believes his team will be up for the fight, particularly on Anzac Day. “You want to be up for every game of football you play in but it’s definitely more special,” Osborne said, before acknowledging the significance of the day. “You want to give it everything and make sure you look after your teammates just that little bit extra on that day. For me it’s right up there with grand final day as the biggest game of the year.” Osborne has once again been sensational for his side in defence, while Shaun Marusic has carried the extra burden through the midfield like it’s no burden at all. Osborne’s battle with Andrew Dean will be key, as will the contest between Marusic and Tooradin-gun Nick Lang through the midfield. The Seagulls are a chance in this one, but everything revolves around whether they bring their best or worst footy to the table. We’re only two rounds in and already discovering the roller-coaster ride they can take us on. The Eagles have more consistency and will get the job done comfortably. Two last-start winners collide at Starling Road on Anzac Day where top-of-the-table Officer will look to make it three in a row against Pakenham. So is it too early to use the “F” word – with the Kangas yet to play in a final series since the current structure began all the way back in 2005. Skipper Matty Clarke said the prospect of playing finals was as close as it had ever been.

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Footy Preview “This is my eighth year now and I’ve never played finals, but we shouldn’t just put a cap on thinking about fifth spot,“ he said. “There’s no reason why we can’t keep moving the ball quickly and play how we want to play against the better teams in the competition.” Clarke said the Kangaroos game plan felt more settled now under second-year coach Doug Koop. “This is Koopy’s second year and it feels like the message is starting to sink in now, “ he said. “Everyone is on board and we’re understanding what he is trying to get across. Everyone is buying into that, we would have lapses in concentration last year but we’re doing it far more consistently this year.” And the last word on Anzac Day goes to Pakenham skipper Chris Cardona, who said the occasion has always fired him up. “Bloody oath it does, it really puts a fire in the belly and it hits home about the sacrifices people have made and you just want to give more for the occasion,” he said. “It’s always been a good rivalry between the two clubs anyway but now with the connection with Anzac Day it’s certainly a win that we would hold with more significance.” Sorry Chris, it’s not your turn this time around – it’s the Kangas by 25 points. And Berwick will be too strong for Doveton when the two sides collide at Edwin Flack Reserve on Saturday 28 April. Berwick on the rebound is not ideal for the Doves who look set for a bottom-two finish this season. The Wickers have much higher ambitions and will bank their second win for the season by 10-goals plus.

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Scores, Ladders, Goal Kickers SENIORS Doveton 2.4 3.5 4.5 5.6.36 Pakenham 1.3 2.6 4.10 5.12.42 Doveton Goals: R. Gabriel 2, J. Bradley, M. Cotter, R. D’Arcy. Best: M. Stapleton, S. Muirhead, M. Cotter, J. Basa, G. Nyuon. Pakenham Goals: J. Baker-Thomas, L. Tyrrell, J. Thompson, J. Harrison, B. Kirkham. Best: L. Tyrrell, C. Cardona, J. Kowarzik, J. Harrison, J. Theisz. Beaconsfield 1.2 3.3 6.5 6.6.42 Cranbourne 1.3 2.7 3.8 4.10.34 Beaconsfield Goals: B. McGowan 2, R. Verbi 2, K. O’Sullivan, D. Johnston. Best: T. Stokoe, M. Homfray, J. Bowd, D. Johnston, K. O’Sullivan, D. Johnston. Cranbourne Goals: Z. Roscoe 2, J. Carosella, T. Marks. Best: B. Osborne, C. McCartney, S. Marusic, Z. Roscoe, D. Bass, M. Boland. Berwick 0.2 1.6 3.8 5.10.40 Narre Warren 0.6 4.8 6.8 8.11.59 Berwick Goals: T. Gunn 2, H. Money, A. Smith, B. Rutherford. Best: M. Andrews, J. West, L. Jellyman-Turner, K. Meredith, L. Sheppard, A. Smith. Narre Warren Goals: M. Cox 2, S. Scanlon 2, N. Scanlon, J. Davies, M. Collins, A. Wilson. Best: C. McNamara, M. Collins, D. Quirk, J. Davies, H. Stagg, T. Cody. Officer SFC 3.2 8.4 10.6 10.8.68 Tooradin-Dalmore 0.3 1.6 1.7 2.13.25 Officer SFC Goals: J. Ingaliso 3, C. Smaluch 2, B. Allan 2, J. Longmuir, H. Wasslkyo, M. Clarke. Best: J. Waldon, S. Heppel, S. Roach, B. Tivendale, T. Clark, M. Thompson. Tooradin-Dalmore Goals: P. Chin, J. O’Donnell. Best: M. Livermore, C. O’Riordan, B. Lenders, D. Wilson, J. O’Donnell, P. Chin.

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Doveton 3.2 3.3 4.7 6.8.44 Pakenham 0.1 0.2 1.4 2.8.20 Doveton Goals: M. Stocco 2, J. Bianco 2, J. Tapner, C. Manning. Best: C. Rodriquez, J. Bianco, D. Triffitt, M. Stocco, C. Manning, P. Henwood. Pakenham Goals: S. Dillon, A. Alberni. Best: A. Alberni, T. Jones, B. Rich, D. Nadzielski, B. Baguley. Beaconsfield 0.0 1.2 1.2 1.2.8 Cranbourne 2.6 2.8 4.8 7.13.55 Beaconsfield Goals: J. Budge. Best: J. Markulija, S. Triffitt, D. Coinu, R. Nelson, B. Mills, B. Frith. Cranbourne Goals: A. Lawler-Lobato 3, A. Russo, N. Russo, H. Onurlu, D. Baker. Best: L. Vella, N. Russo, C. Struth, B. Buntine, H. Bird, A. Koe. Berwick 1.2 2.3 2.5 4.6.30 Narre Warren 1.2 3.3 5.7 6.11.47 Berwick Goals: T. Delaney, T. Hillard, J. Trait, J. McLean. Best: J. Joyce, J. McLardy, T. Van Hout, J. West, T. Weinzierl, J. Trait. Narre Warren Goals: J. Marriott 2, M. Lee 2, J. Boccari, B. Urwin. Best: J. Marriott, C. Collins, M. Lee, B. Wells, J. Boccari, C. Miller. Officer SFC 1.2 2.2 2.2 2.2.14 Tooradin-Dalmore 0.0 1.2 1.4 1.6.12 Officer SFC Goals: L. Adams, N. Lord. Best: L. Adams, A. Merheb, N. Lord, J. Cousins, M. Laskey, D. Leskie. Tooradin-Dalmore Goals: Best:

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Fixture Easter Round Good Friday 30th March Doveton 11.5.71 v Cranbourne 24.10.154 Round 1 Saturday 7th April Officer 23.18.156 v Doveton 9.10.64 Cranbourne 10.22.82 v Narre Warren 15.8.98 Pakenham 8.8.56v Tooradin-Dal 10.9.69 Berwick 14.15.99 v Beaconsfield 7.13.55 Round 2 Saturday 14th April Narre Warren 8.11.59 v Berwick 5.10.40 Beaconsfield 6.6.42 v Cranbourne 4.10.34 Doveton 5.6.36 v Pakenham 5.12.42 Officer 10.8.68 v Tooradin-Dal 2.13.25 Round 3 - Anzac Round Saturday, 21 April Beaconsfield v Narre Warren Wednesday, 25 April Tooradin-Dalmore v Cranbourne Officer v Pakenham Saturday, 28 April Berwick v Doveton

Round 7 Saturday, 2 June Officer v Cranbourne Doveton v Beaconsfield Berwick v Narre Warren Pakenham v Tooradin-Dalmore

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

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

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

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

Round 4 Saturday, 5 May Tooradin-Dalmore v Beaconsfield Pakenham v Berwick Narre Warren v Officer Round 5 - Pink Round Saturday, 12 May Beaconsfield v Officer Berwick v Tooradin-Dalmore Cranbourne v Pakenham Narre Warren v Doveton

Round 11 Saturday, 7 July Narre Warren v Tooradin-Dalmore Officer v Berwick Pakenham v Beaconsfield

AFL Vic Community Championships Saturday, 19 May SEFNL v Yarra Ranges Round 6 Saturday, 26 May Beaconsfield v Pakenham Doveton v Officer Tooradin-Dalmore v Narre Warren Cranbourne v Berwick

Round 12 - Split Round Saturday, 14 July Cranbourne v Tooradin-Dalmore Officer v Doveton Saturday, 21 July Beaconsfield v Berwick Pakenham v Narre Warren

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

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Footy Notes Narre Warren

Narre re-gained the Pat Sweeney Shield with wins over Berwick in the Seniors and Reserves last week, while our Under 19s’ poor kicking contributed to a loss in the early game. It’s only Round 2 of course, but what a copybook start to the season, Narre taking the two biggest scalps OPT. Cranbourne then Berwick - at their grounds in both 1 coaching Seniors and Reserves! A big shout out to our panel and recruiters for assembling and preparing a pretty awesome playing group. Get your memberships now. 2018 is going to be an exciting ride. Seniors: This was a win for the ages. All 22 magpie jumpers committed to each other with relentless attack at the football and at the ball-carrier. Old hand, Col McNamara was best-on - outstanding at full-back. With Matt Soz and Ryan Quirk in support we’ve got arguably the best intercept and rebound defensive unit in the OPT. comp. Narre didn’t have any passengers, but special 2 Cody mentions to our small brigade – Staggy, Trent and our inspirational skipper Dylan Quirk. Josh Tonna and Collo also got plenty of footy in the midfield; Jesse Davies impressed again; and in tough conditions that made goals hard to find, Mitch Cox and Stewie Scanlon snagged two gold nuggets each. Reserves: The Twos definitely copped the worst of the weather with a heavy hailstorm hitting mid- second quarter. It was tight as a drum early but our boys hung tough taking a six point lead into the long break, then OPT. kept Berwick goalless in the third term. Leadership is an 3 but we intangible ingredient in a team sport like ours, have it in spades with Mitch Cowan, Chris Collins, Justin Marriott and Matt Lee at the reins of our Twos. Brenton Wells handled the footy like a dry day; Jake Boccari and Cam Miller were also in our best. Under 19s: Narre’s 19s kicked with a blistering gale in the first term, but unfortunately could only return 1.6 for their efforts at quarter time. From there we only managed one more goal for the game as Berwick’s stronger bodies endured the conditions better for a 21 point defeat on our boys. Brayden Sharp was Narre’s best with Mathew Butera, Riley Smith and Jack Flannery. Fox Road redevelopment: Some great progress with our building works over recent weeks. Getting near to lockup stage and then the internal finishing can begin. New training lights are up so our training has returned to Fox Road for the first time since daylight saving finished. Some confidence that we can host our Round 4 home game against Officer on 5 May at home. Heaps of hard work by Committee and members happening behind the scenes. Thanks to all involved. Social Notes – Our first major social function for the year is our annual NWFNC Berwick Mazda Corporate Lunch in our new social club at Fox Road. A brilliant afternoon this year featuring former AFL champion and media personality Matthew Lloyd; local Australian cricket

hero James Pattinson and comedian Chris Bennett. It’s on Friday 25 May. Contact Dash on 0410 593280 for bookings. Memberships – Club memberships are now available. Contact Kim Tonna Ph: 0425 773493 or Magpies Nest Premium Supporters package – Contact Steve Graham Ph: 0417 233387. Feature Sponsor – Midway Metals A new sponsor this year, Midway Metals is a wholly Australian-owned company and Australia’s largest independent Stainless Steel Supplier, offering a complete range of stainless steel. Seven locations across Australia, with branches in New Zealand and Vietnam as well. Contact the sales team from the Melbourne branch based in Dandenong on 9791 5111 or melbourne@ midwaymetals.com.au

Pakenham Pakenham Reserves ran out onto Robinson reserve in wet windy conditions and battled the game out well against hail and heavy rain but were unable to match Doveton who came out 24 points ahead at the final siren. Better conditions for the senior’s game resulted in a very even contest with Pakenham notching up their first win of the season by 6 points. Our Thursday night dinners after training have been very well attended so far with the netball club and football club sharing the responsibility for the tasty meals provided. It was terrific to see a full clubroom this week with the football club, netball club and the women’s team all combining to fill the tables. It would be terrific to see this continue throughout the season. The Pakenham Football Netball club Facebook page continues to grow and seems to produce a new media sensation each week. It is also a great spot to check out the latest news from the club, see our generous sponsors and find out which days to clear on your calendar for one of our fun club social functions. Our first one for the season will be the PFC’s Double Denim Night next Saturday, 21st April. Doors open at 7pm and entry is only $10. Be there AND be square, there are prizes for best dressed with the jukebox in full swing. Our next game will be against Officer at home on ANZAC Day. Hopefully we can bring home the win on this significant day. Go Pakky!

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Footy Notes Cranbourne If there is one thing about playing footy in the extreme elements it can be the toll it takes on your body at the end of the game and for the days following; the aches, the pains and after a loss particularly, the disappointment of a tough slog in tough conditions when you just weren’t up to it or perhaps committed enough to the task. This week coming is a reminder of how a game of tough footy pales into insignificance a little; how no matter how hard you battled out on the footy field, how much you ache and moan about what did and what didn’t happen, that at the end of it all it was really just a game of footy; a game of footy no doubt you are entitled to fight as if your life depended on it, about the right to feel you’ve been let down or let your mate down but in all you know you have the chance to make amends the following week; and the week after; and the week after and so on. Our game against Tooradin today means all of that and more. A game that our clubs have worked hard together on in order to remember the deeds of the past; our forefathers that fought for our opportunity and right, the right to play footy and then either bask in the glory of victory or wallow in self-pity; albeit either way over a beer. Two out of three results didn’t go our way last week, not because we didn’t want it, but as happens at times, just because we weren’t good enough. The 19s kicked off the day in somewhat inclement conditions and were in the game right up until the last quarter when Beacy snuck away from us. There were signs of improvement since round one and we hope and know that this improvement will continue beyond the first three quarters of last week. A solid effort but further commitment is required by us. Best in a 22-point loss were Murph, Corey, Jordan Morris, Luca, Nunny and Coops. The twos got off to a great start to the game when it could’ve been forgiven if everyone had thought the game had been shifted without notice to the Antarctic! Hail, rain and fierce winds meant that half way through the second quarter, everyone left the field to go and sit in the changerooms and shiver uncontrollably until the umps decided they only prefer ice in their Bacardi and Coke and not so much hammering down on their heads!! We haven’t seen weather like that for a while and when we did resume from the break, we put the foot on the pedal to come out comfortable 47-point winners. Best were Lewi, Nick Russo, Chace, Bailey, Birdy and Koey. The seniors had probably spent most of the afternoon hoping either the weather would change or that the game would be just abandoned. The weather did improve and they got away a bit late and the margin was never outside a goal either way for the first half. At ¾ time the margin was just two points in a low-scoring game and unfortunately for us, Beacy held on for a win that condemned us to two consecutive losses in a season for the first time since 2016…..and we all know how that ended up.

Best in our 8-point loss were Yoz, Clay, Waters, Zak, Dill and Micky B. This week at Tooradin we get the chance to redeem ourselves and what a week to show we are made of stern stuff, that through hard work and commitment, the opportunities given to us by past deeds of brave men and women mean we can go back out, play the game we love and hopefully come away with a win and duly celebrate with that beer. Win, lose or draw, today won’t be about us; not entirely anyway but we can all be thankful for who we are and what our forefathers stood for.

Beaconsfield We welcome you all back to Holm park today for what looks likely to be a ripper of a game and fantastic weather conditions. The under 19s are in good form after a tough game last week against Cranbourne. However the day started off in great tradition with the team surrounding the flag pole for the unfurling of the premiership flag from 2017 supported by Charles Doro hoisting the flag. Our reserves had the toughest of conditions having play stopped due to very poor weather conditions with heavy rain and hail belting down on the guys The seniors had a tough game against Cranbourne in equally tough conditions however came home with a gutsy win the first of the season Today is our annual ANZAC day tribute match and we welcome you all here and today we are honored to have the Upper Beaconsfield RSL read the OED supported by Rob Crozier playing the Bagpipes. We also welcome and thank the Beaconsfield Primary school for their support in singing the National anthem “Today we welcome all our Past Players & Officials coming along today for the annual luncheon. A big thank you to our special guest MC’s Trevor Perrin & Eris Cashman for making it a memorable day. We hope to see you all at Holm Park often during the year to support our 2018 teams. “ In what looks set to be a great day for everyone in local footy today we wish everyone all the best and we thank those who represent and have served our country proud keeping us all safe. Thank you to our true hero’s may you all stay safe and always be remembered Go Beacy

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Footy Notes Tooradin-Dalmore After last week’s game against Officer it might be a good idea for our boys to do some homework and have a read of the rules of football. The rules clearly state that you get maximum value for your effort by kicking the ball through the big sticks – 6 points. We blew our chances against Officer, kicking 2.13 which was very frustrating to watch on the day. The conditions were horrendous, but no excuse for that score line. Matty Livermore led form the front and Connor O’Riordan, Brad Lenders and Dylan Wilson also fought the game out well. Today is the biggest day on our home-and-away football calendar – Anzac Day versus Cranbourne, it doesn’t get any bigger than that. As has become tradition the club will be heavily involved in celebrating the Anzac spirit. We want as many club representatives as possible to assemble on the ground prior to the senior game today and take in what Anzac Day is truly all about – remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. We have a guard of honour, a bugler, and the Tooradin Primary School Choir all ready to play a part in a ceremony hosted by Mr Colin Butler. We then have a flyover from a war plane, a minute’s silence and a flag raising ceremony to finish off the service. Then Councillor Geoff Ablett will toss the coin and big game between the Seagulls and Eagles will begin – can’t wait! Lest We Forget

Officer Today we host Pakenham, one of our oldest rivals in what is one of the biggest and most anticipated rounds of the year, however today is about far more than just football. Today we meet not to celebrate and glorify war, but rather to remember those who have served our country during conflict and crisis, many of whom made the ultimate sacrifice for our country to uphold and protect our way of life so that we can be here today. Today, on ANZAC Day we also stop to remember not only the service men and women who served abroad but also those who served on the home front supplying strength to our fighting forces. Today is a day to stop and reflect on the qualities of past generations of Australians who in times of extreme hardship displayed courage, discipline, self-sacrifice, self-reliance,

resourcefulness and friendship. The Officer Senior Football Club would also like to take this opportunity to thank all those past and present who have served our country. We would also like to welcome all those from the RSL who are with us here today. The 2018 season to date has certainly been an interesting one with all sides currently remaining undefeated leaving the club in a position it has not become accustomed to in recently years. Last week we managed to grind out a hard fought win against Tooradin with a number of new and existing players standing tall in less than ideal weather conditions. In other news, the Officer Junior Football club recently played their first game of the year and it was great to see a number of terrific results, but no more so than the U/17’s who had a great result on Sunday 15 May. The Senior Club had the opportunity to meet many of these players as they joined us for training and dinner on the eve of their first game. We look forward to seeing the U/17’s as well all other Officer Junior Football Clubs teams at various points this season and we wish all the lads the best for there upcoming games. The Club has a busy schedule coming up with a number of important social events on the horizon including the Australian Cocktail Night to be held in the Social Rooms on 5 May with the best dressed Australian themed costume winning a prize. The Club would also like to take this opportunity to thank the many volunteers who keep our club running. There is much more to a football club than what you see on match day and the extra help shown by players and supporters in recent weeks has been greatly appreciated. It is with great sadness and joy that this week we say goodbye to Maryann Quinn who has been running our canteen for many years. Maryann has been a great servant of our club for many years and like all volunteers does not do it for the recognition, however she is most deserving of it. Maryann, we wish you all the best in your future endeavors and we have no doubt that we will see you back in some capacity either as a volunteer or supporter in the near future. e) rocfc@icloud.com f) https://www.facebook.com/OfficerSeniorFC/ w) http://officerseniorfc.com.au/ In) https://www.instagram.com/roc_osfc/ Go Roos!!! #RespectAllFearNone

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Footy Notes Doveton

Berwick

A disappointing last start against Pakenham where we were right in the game until the dying stages before going down by a kick. The boys endeavour can not be questioned and surely a reward for that effort is just around the corner. We just need that one win to get our season rolling. Big Rus snuck forward for a couple of goals while Matty Stapleton, Sam Muirhead and Mitch Cotter all found plenty of the footy. Well done to Mitch, Matt and Russ on their interleague squad selection, joining Jake Dermott and Riley D’Arcy on the list. Today we head to Berwick for the Anzac Round clash and there should be no excuses for not being fired up today. Berwick at Berwick is a great challenge, but hopefully we can call on that Anzac spirit to produce our best performance of the season. Go Doves!

After the massive high of unfurling our flag and having a good win over Beaconsfield last week we were brought back down to earth by a fired-up Narre Warren. The under 19s kick started the day in style, but that would prove to be our last taste of success with the reserves and seniors both going down to the Magpies. The senior game was a real arm-wrestle early with neither team kicking a goal in the first quarter before we slipped behind in the second quarter and could never quite get our bearings back. Will Arthurson, Jo West, Lucas Jellyman-Turner and Kristian Meredith all did well against some great pressure from Narre Warren – who take control of the Pat Sweeney Shield. Today we try and bounce back when we welcome Doveton to Edwin Flack Reserve. The Doves haven’t scored a win yet this season so let’s make sure we’re not their first scalp. We also pay homage to Anzac Day and pay our respects to our service men and women who fought for the freedoms we have today. The sacrifices we put on the footy field pale in comparison – but let’s give it our best shot anyway. Lest We Forget

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NARRE WARREN FOOTBALL CLUB

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Colours: Black & White Navy, Gold & White Coaches Senior: Shinners Senior:Matthew Leigh McQuillen Reserves: Hamilton Reserves:Paul Mitch Welsh U19: Dwyer U19: Shane Luke Young

Colours: Black & White Navy, Gold & White Coaches Senior: Shinners Senior: Matthew Leigh McQuillen Reserves: Hamilton Reserves:Paul Mitch Welsh U19: Dwyer U19: Shane Luke Young

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Peter JacobGentile Patullo Matthew Johnson Lachie Baker Jai Hamilton Joel Paredies Harry Tait Connor Wilkins Xavier Wilson Riley Smith Devon Smith Jackson Drake Max Sheppard Jayden lay Jack Toner Brock Jenkins Ashton Williamson Luke Bettio Tom BaileyMiller Mills Hayden Brough Sam Little Tyson Dulloo Jackson Becker Connor Guley Aaron Sutherland James Misso Joel Zietsman William Twigg Harrison Coe Mitch Homfray GeorgeStellato Skaliaris Fabian Cody Weightman Dylan Mutimer Alex Young Brayden Harrison Sharpe Paul Ben Kanka

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CRANBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB

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Colours: Royal Blue& &Red Gold Green Coaches Senior:Lachlan Steve O’Brien Senior: Gillespie Reserves: Reserves: Dom CraigCarosella Perrott U19: Damian Whitnell / Leigh Holt U19: Daniel Conroy

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PANTONE 136 C

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PANTONE 289 C

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Jye Clarke Loclan Daly Owen Hillis Tyson Disher Callum Cavanagh Fida Hussaini Joshua Phillips Eric Menares Jordan Morris Hamish Robertson Zachary Kias Harrison Smith Matt Smith Thomas Wright Ryan Disher

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Colours: Maroon, Blue & Gold Royal Blue & White Coaches Senior: Doug Ash Green Senior: Koop Reserves: Darren Sidebottom Reserves: Brad Lord U19: Laurie AaronHughes Green U19:

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White

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Colours: Colours: Black & Green Navy Blue & White Coaches Coaches Senior: DanielKemperman Charles Senior: Stewart David Noonan Jensen Reserves: Leigh U19: Russell Trait

Colours: Colours: BlackBlue & Green Navy & White Coaches Coaches Senior:Stewart Daniel Kemperman Charles Senior: Reserves: Reserves:David LeighJensen Noonan U19: Russell Trait

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PMS 165 C

PMS 289 C

Width 105mm

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Width 80mm

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The Anzac spirit will never die By David Nagel

Listening to the stories of just a handful of leaders from local football clubs it becomes apparent quite quickly that the spirt of Anzac Day will never die. The firm handshakes, the look in the eyes, the emotion as they voice their words, that spirit of our service men and women – both past and present – lives strong in the young men and women of today. Anzac Day means everything to Jack Kowarzik from Pakenham. His great grandfather was a Captain in Tobruk, his grandfather Alec Kowarzik a stoker in the Korean War and a man who instilled in his grandson the importance of not taking anything for granted. “My earliest memories of Anzac Day are going to dawn service at the Dandenong RSL with my grandpa, my brother and my dad,” Jack said. “My grandpa was president of the RSL at the time and told us that if people can sacrifice their lives for our way of life, we can sacrifice a couple of hours to reminisce and listen to their stories. ”I really do encourage people to attend their local dawn service and reflect for a short time on the sacrifices that were made for our country – and be grateful for it.” Such is Kowarzik’s passion for Anzac Day he initially thought it wrong that football should be played on the day…but his thoughts have swung around.

“I thought it wasn’t appropriate, but love that it makes everyone think about it and brings it to the fore,“ he said. “It’s become such a positive thing and a privilege to play on the day, not for the footy but to pay homage to the day itself. In that minute’s silence, I don’t think about footy at all, I think about my grandpa and the people who didn’t make it back.” Kowarzik’s last words are chilling in the current environment. “Imagine if a war broke out tomorrow and all the players in my team had to go. Just think how many of them wouldn’t come back and how horrible that would be.” For Officer’s Sean Roach, the day also has special meaning. His great grandfather Leo Monaghan was a talented footballer who was named best on ground in Fitzroy’s preliminary final win in 1944. He was on the cusp of his greatest moment in football when his orders came through during the week and he was off to New Guinea and never got to play in the grand final. “He played 52 games in 14 years because of the war and the injuries he sustained, “ Roach explained. “He was very proud of the service he made but it took a severe toll on he and his family, and his football career as well. He was injured by a booby trap and had shrapnel wounds all down the left side of his body and had gangrenous knees.....

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The Anzac spirit will never die “He had parts of his knees cut off and tied bricks to his legs to teach himself how to walk again. We don’t understand how hard that would be, and because of the service they gave hopefully we never will.” Roach said hearing the bugle play on Anzac Day was the time when he really did stop and reflect. ”I’ve been lucky enough to play at two clubs now that play on Anzac Day and the only I can describe it – it’s a very unique feeling and makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up,” he said. “You can’t fathom what those people went through. But what they would have wanted would be for us to remember and that’s the most important part of the day. “I love Anzac Day and it’s a privilege to be involved.” Former Officer president Barry O’Loughlin was just 17 years old in 1981 when his mum dropped him off in the city and he jumped on a bus to go to the Army Recruit Training Centre in Kapooka, near Wagga. He didn’t see his mum for the next eight months as he trained for 15 years of service that would see him overseas on two occasions and serve in nearly every state in Australia. He is still mates with some of the young men that he jumped on that bus with 37 years ago.

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The Anzac spirit will never die “There’s a bond there that will never be broken, a camaraderie, a brotherhood, because you work with these guys and rely on each other – your life is in each other’s hands,“ O’Loughlin explained. “You can never compare football to war, but that reliance on each other and building a strong bond is probably the biggest similarity I think.” O’Loughlin said his thoughts were mixed on Anzac Day. “I’m rapt the way Anzac Day is now, it lost its way there for a while, but my thoughts are about the soldier and his family because they did it very tough as well,” he said. And the final word goes to Cranbourne captain Brandon Osborne, who acknowledges that playing football on Anzac Day had given him a greater understanding of what the day truly means. “Last year we had a member of the SAS (Special Air Service) talk to the club and it was a real eye-opener to hear what he had been through,” Osborne said. “”Footy is nothing in comparison. We take our lives for granted, we definitely do, but it’s great to reflect on Anzac Day and truly cherish what we’ve got.”

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Super squads selected for SEFNL SEFNL SENIOR NETBALL SQUAD BEACONSFIELD: Danielle Cameron, Ashleigh Gill, Rylee Nelson, Kaela Hughes, Bianca Sanzaro. BERWICK: Taylah Butterworth, Jaime Cotter, Brittany Pym, Charlotte Tiplady, Kassidy Withers. DOVETON: Hinemoa Collier, Mikaela Dakic, Emily Pupuke, Hayley Stewart. NARRE WARREN: Erin Clarke, Brittany Mashado, Chloe Phillips. PAKENHAM: Lorna Clark, Taylor Dykstra, Emma Jones, Lauren Spinks, Lauren Wenn. ROC: Zoe Callanan, Sarah Castricum, Jamillah Ferns, Samantha Neil, Laura Quinn, Sara Villers, Ali Young. TOORADIN-DALMORE: Ebony Dolan, Alexandra Duff, Sara Duncan, Rebecca Kinna. SEFNL 17-UNDER SQUAD BERWICK: Hayley Alman, Julia Batchelor, Lauren Castricum, Zarli Corless. BEACONSFIELD: Emily Kerr, Teneille Morrell CRANBOURNE: Tahlia Coates, Yasmin Dickson. DOVETON: Charli Howie, Teileah Pullen, Kyla Quinn, Lesilla Seeto, Melissa Webster. NARRE WARREN: Taylah Boatwood, Molly Calderwood, Olivia Catrucco, Kacey Maund. PAKENHAM: Caitlyn Cooke, Caitlin Green, Abby Gregorovich, Kaitlyn Jones, Leah Mibus, Mia Washington. ROC: Madi Chamberlain, Emilee Dunn, Brydie Engellenne, Olivia Hamilton, Emma Honan, Ellie Keen, Jess Postregna, Vanessa Qumivutia, Abby Williams, Shannon Wolffenbuttel. TOORADIN-DALMORE: Maggie Blackman, Maireed Holloway, Abbie Potter, Tyla Scorah.

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SEJ Little Demons Day Bitterly cold conditions couldn’t dampen the spirits of hundreds of youngsters at Casey Fields last Sunday as the South East Juniors kicked off season 2018 with Little Demons Day. The annual event sees under 8s, 9s and 10s players take in a carnival-type atmosphere with many games played at the same time and place at Casey Fields. Cranbourne coach Damien Whitnell had the umbrella up, and the heaters were out in force - it must be footy season again!

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Netball Preview Feathers set to fly at Holm Park Reserve By David Nagel Beaconsfield and Narre Warren – two of the great netball clubs over the years – will put their unbeaten records on the line in today’s huge clash at Holm Park Reserve. And picking the winner is an almost impossible task. Beaconsfield has made a solid start under new coach Kelly Whitecross, doubling Berwick’s score in the seasonopening Battle of the Creek before running over the top of Cranbourne last week. The two sets of Eagles couldn’t be split at half and threequarter time, tied at 17 and 26 at those two intervals respectively, before Beacy ran away with a confidencebuilding 13 to 5 final term. The spark came through the midcourt, where Kaela Hughes, Zoe Mason, Tanya Mijovic and Rylee Nelson ran rampant, providing Bianca Sanzaro and Dani Fedel with a plethora of goal-scoring opportunities. Abbie Sheers made a great return to the court in defence, combining with the miserly Dani Cameron to make scoring difficult for Cranbourne goalers Tegan Stahl and Alanah Hardy. But Beaconsfield will need to step things up even further against the Magpies, who continue to apply their trademark pressure around the court despite losing some key players in the off-season. The Magpies opened with a hard-fought victory over Cranbourne in round one before proving too slick for Berwick in terrible conditions in round two. Players like Kealeigh Brown, Chloe Phillips, Britt Tyers and Caity Stephens are following the lead of Erin Clark – who is relishing her role of captain. These are two very proud netball clubs who will be both enjoy the spotlight of being the only game played on the day. The Eagles have a tough follow up against reigning premier Tooradin so will need to get over the top of the Magpies who take on ROC at their next start. All of a sudden, a two-game gap could appear if the Magpies can get the choccies.

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Netball Preview The Seagulls were so well drilled against the Kangas with Sara Duncan and Ebony Dolan keeping things tight in defence, while Jess Cox, Emma Iacovou and Tara Smith gave Alex Maher in particular an arm-chair ride in the circle. Cranbourne will need a very special effort indeed to win this one. Its form hasn’t been that bad, with single-figure losses to Doveton, Narre Warren and Beaconsfield – but this is the biggest challenge they will face this season. It’s almost tempting to tip the Eagles, you know they will bounce back hard, but after a tough fight they will eventually go down by another single-digit deficit. ROC will need to careful when Pakenham makes the trip to Starling Road on Anzac Day. On form, players like Olivia Hamilton, Laura Quinn, Alisha Young and Georgie Douglas should guide the Kangaroos home, but the Lions will be eyeing this one off as a potential upset. The win column won’t show it but Lions have improved from last year, with Lauren Wenn, Caitlin Cooke and Jenna Douglas all showing very good signs in the early part of the season. But the Kangas will get the job done. And Berwick and Doveton will finish off a week-long feast of netball with an interesting clash at Edwin Flack Reserve. There’s no grey area with the Doves, they either win well or lose convincingly, and that’s something that Liz Edwards will look to work on as the season unfolds.

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

B Grade

39 v Cranbourne 31 49 v Pakenham 31 30 v Narre Warren 50 32 v Tooradin-Dalmore 60 P W L D F A % P 2 2 0 0 97 60 161.67 8 2 2 0 0 113 76 148.68 8 2 2 0 0 92 68 135.29 8 3 2 1 0 123 111 110.81 8 2 1 1 0 85 98 86.73 4 3 0 3 0 96 117 82.05 0 2 0 2 0 75 102 73.53 0 2 0 2 0 59 108 54.63 0

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35 v Cranbourne 23 59 v Pakenham 21 13 v Narre Warren 53 33 v Tooradin-Dalmore 47

TEAM P W L D F A % P Doveton 3 3 0 0 180 111 162.16 12 Narre Warren 2 2 0 0 115 42 273.81 8 Beaconsfield 2 2 0 0 82 44 186.36 8 Tooradin-Dal 2 2 0 0 90 74 121.62 8 ROC 2 0 2 0 88 109 80.73 0 Pakenham 2 0 2 0 62 102 60.78 0 Cranbourne 3 0 3 0 87 156 55.77 0 Berwick 2 0 2 0 34 100 34.00 0

C Grade Beaconsfield Doveton Berwick ROC

D Grade

29 v Cranbourne 18 28 v Pakenham 16 10 v Narre Warren 35 25 v Tooradin-Dalmore 24

TEAM P W L D F A % P Beaconsfield 2 2 0 0 71 39 182.05 8 Narre Warren 2 2 0 0 74 46 160.87 8 Doveton 3 2 1 0 93 83 112.05 8 Tooradin-Dal 2 1 1 0 62 56 110.71 4 ROC 2 1 1 0 52 53 98.11 4 Cranbourne 3 1 2 0 94 104 90.38 4 Pakenham 2 0 2 0 47 66 71.21 0 Berwick 2 0 2 0 31 77 40.26 0

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

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

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

P W L D F A % P 2 2 0 0 89 26 342.31 8 2 2 0 0 76 40 190.00 8 3 2 1 0 112 77 145.45 8 3 2 1 0 92 94 97.87 8 2 1 1 0 77 39 197.44 4 2 0 2 0 33 72 45.83 0 2 0 2 0 33 96 34.38 0 2 0 2 0 24 92 26.09 0

17 Under White

17 v Cranbourne 23 22 v Pakenham 6 27 v Narre Warren 24 39 v Tooradin-Dalmore 21 P W L D F A % P 3 3 0 0 91 66 137.88 12 2 2 0 0 54 49 110.20 8 3 2 1 0 73 68 107.35 8 2 1 1 0 58 39 148.72 4 2 1 1 0 67 55 121.82 4 2 0 2 0 56 61 91.80 0 2 0 2 0 42 50 84.00 0 2 0 2 0 38 91 41.76 0

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

15 Under Red Beaconsfield Doveton Berwick ROC

26 v Cranbourne 27 40 v Pakenham 17 12 v Narre Warren 41 10 v Tooradin-Dalmore 33

14 v Cranbourne 12 23 v Pakenham 31 17 v Narre Warren 19 26 v Tooradin-Dalmore 14 P W L D F A % P 2 2 0 0 81 54 150.00 8 3 2 1 0 88 85 103.53 8 2 1 1 0 61 55 110.91 4 2 1 1 0 48 47 102.13 4 2 1 1 0 40 40 100.00 4 2 1 1 0 35 35 100.00 4 3 1 2 0 61 67 91.04 4 2 0 2 0 45 76 59.21 0

15 Under White

14 v Cranbourne 26 33 v Pakenham 11 36 v Narre Warren 10 39 v Tooradin-Dalmore 10 P W L D F A % P 3 3 0 0 97 53 183.02 12 2 2 0 0 84 28 300.00 8 2 2 0 0 64 30 213.33 8 2 1 1 0 48 58 82.76 4 3 1 2 0 69 87 79.31 4 2 0 2 0 34 54 62.96 0 2 0 2 0 35 76 46.05 0 2 0 2 0 31 76 40.79 0

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10 v Cranbourne 26 28 v Pakenham 21 22 v Narre Warren 19 51 v Tooradin-Dalmore 4 P W L D F A % P 3 3 0 0 104 43 241.86 12 2 2 0 0 81 14 578.57 8 2 2 0 0 56 36 155.56 8 2 1 1 0 63 38 165.79 4 3 1 2 0 49 98 50.00 4 2 0 2 0 41 53 77.36 0 2 0 2 0 27 60 45.00 0 2 0 2 0 14 93 15.05 0

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

13 Under White

27 v Cranbourne 14 5 v Pakenham 53 25 v Narre Warren 15 37 v Tooradin-Dalmore 19 P W L D F A % P 2 2 0 0 88 19 463.16 8 2 2 0 0 102 29 351.72 8 3 2 1 0 87 59 147.46 8 2 2 0 0 49 34 144.12 8 2 1 1 0 46 38 121.05 4 2 0 2 0 36 51 70.59 0 2 0 2 0 33 72 45.83 0 3 0 3 0 26 165 15.76 0

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

18 v Cranbourne 6 2 v Pakenham 50 24 v Narre Warren 12 26 v Tooradin-Dalmore 10 P W L D F A % P 2 2 0 0 82 11 745.45 8 2 2 0 0 69 15 460.00 8 2 2 0 0 45 31 145.16 8 2 1 1 0 37 27 137.04 4 3 1 2 0 56 42 133.33 4 2 1 1 0 31 38 81.58 4 2 0 2 0 19 58 32.76 0 3 0 3 0 12 129 9.30 0

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

Round 7 Saturday, 2 June ROC v Cranbourne Doveton v Beaconsfield Berwick v Narre Warren Pakenham v Tooradin-Dalmore

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

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

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

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

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

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

Netball Notes Narre Warren

What a huge contrast in weather conditions from last week. The girls endured wind, rain and even hail but all teams managed to play out the game. An achievement in itself! Great effort to the senior teams with 4 wins again this week. Go Magpies! U13 White: Berwick 24 Def Narre 12 Cold and early start for the girls at Berwick. The girls displayed a great team effort showing some really positive signs but unfortunately, we couldn’t get the win. Our best on awards went to Zoey who worked tirelessly throughout the mid court, Tahni was fantastic with her defensive pressure down the court and picking up a lot of loose balls and Avani was great down both ends of the court showing her versatility. U13 Red: Berwick 25 Def Narre 15 Good effort girls in such tough conditions and competition. No win today. We picked up our game in the 2nd and 4th quarters with some great passages of play at both ends but particularly consistent mid court by Tahlia. U15 White: Berwick 22 def Narre 19 U15 Red: Berwick 36 def Narre 10 Tough game in tough conditions, again we didn’t come into the game with enough intensity and it took us until the 3rd to get going. Best on Holly Simpson for her great work in GK and positive talk on court, Holly V and Lainey also for their consistent hard work. U17 White Narre: 19 def Berwick 17 A terrific team effort today played in the pouring rain. Despite the conditions, everyone played with determination and showed great teamwork, never giving up, resulting in a win by 2. Special mention to Portia, Ruby M and Ruby S who showed their true potential today. U17 Red: Berwick 27 def Narre 24 In shocking conditions, the girls came up against a very strong Berwick line up. Winning the first half, unfortunately we went down by 3 at the final whistle. Final score 24-27. Lots for us to take away, but credit to the team considering the rain and wind that they endured. Award winners Kasey and Molly. D Grade: Narre 41 def Berwick 12 Despite the cold, windy and wet conditions, the girls started strongly and held the lead at each break. Utilising turnovers in defence, the team had some good passages of play through the mid-court down to the goalers who converted accurately. A strong team effort. Best on court awards went to Jess, Mikayla and Nat. C Grade: Narre 35 def Berwick 10 Fantastic game girls in wet and windy conditions. Pressure all over the court was phenomenal. Increased our score at each quarter with the final score 35 to 10. Awards Hayley Rae, Jess and Alex. B Grade: Narre 53 def Berwick 13 Rain, wind and cold weather was what B grade endured. A fantastic team game was played by every one of these ladies. Welcome to new comer to our club, Olivia, who played an awesome defensive game. Final score 53-13. Award winners Jayde, Tamika, Amy and Olivia. A Grade: Narre 50 def Berwick 30

Despite the terrible conditions the girls applied great pressure in the first quarter, setting the tone for the remainder of the game. We worked consistently over four quarters, adapting to a number of positional changes. A really solid team effort today. Awards: Caity S, Brit T, Erin, Chloe and Kealeigh. Thanks to game day sponsors: Shanikas, Ghost Gum Cabinets, Fountain Panels, #Narre Love, Shinners Plumbing, Mollys Bricklaying, JQ Plastering, Subway, De Hann, Simpson and Lang families

Cranboune Round 2 saw us take on Beaconsfield at Holm Park Reserve and in contrast to the last round’s glorious sunshine, we battled the cold in trying conditions against a determined Beaconsfield. Despite their best efforts, unfortunately both our Under 13 teams lost their matches, White were defeated 18 to 6 and our Red team lost 27 to 14. The Under 15’s turned it around and both teams had convincing wins over Beaconsfield, White won 26 to 10 and Red won 28 to 14. The 17 White team had a close battle, controlling the match for 3 quarters, unfortunately just losing by 2 goals at 14 to 12, while the Red team were triumphant winners 23 to 17. Our Senior sides had a tough day, starting out with D Grade in a nail biter, winning an exciting match by 1 goal, final score was 27 to 26. A determined C Grade lost 18 to 29 despite plenty of pressure from their defence and backup from all players, B Grade lost 35 to 23 and A Grade had a valiant effort against Beaconsfield in a close match but just couldn’t close the gap in the end losing by 8 goals, 39 to 31. Best On Court vs Beaconsfield: A Grade – Steph, B Grade – Sammy, C Grade – Brodie, D Grade – Ashleigh, 17 Red - Grace, 17 White – Cassie, 15 Red – Everyone, 15 White – Emily, 13 Red – Emily & 13 White – Sophie G. Just a reminder to all players that our Club Fundraiser this year is a Chef’s Toolbox Raffle – tickets have all been distributed at $20 per ticket, all players are asked to sell a minimum of 2 tickets. Tickets and money are to be returned by Thursday 3rd May to Lee-Anne Hetherington, Bec Sparks or Jackie Butler. The raffle will be drawn on Thursday 10th May, just in time for Mother’s Day. There are 3 fantastic prizes on offer including a KitchenAid Cook Processor valued at $2,099, a KitchenAid Mixer valued at $879 and a Chef’s Toolbox pack. Be In It To Win It! The club would like to thank some of our 2018 Player Sponsors for their support this year – Abcon Concrete, Premier Builders Group and Ashmore Excavations. Your support is greatly appreciated! This week we are off to Tooradin to play in our traditional Anzac Day round, I’m sure it will be a fantastic day of hard fought matches played in the Anzac Spirit, as we remember our fallen who gave their lives for this great country we call home. Good Luck to all teams this round. Lest We Forget.

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Netball Notes Beaconsfield A GRADE - With a wet & windy day,both sides were limited to slow & steady netball.The conditions were reflected in the score,both sides even throughout the game.Beacy made the most of the drying courts in the 4th,playing a more intense qtr to get up by 8goals.Abbie was outstanding in her 1st game back,creating strong defence with Dani,while Bianca & Dani made every goal count in the last. Awards:Abbie,Dani,Zoe B GRADE - In trying conditions the girls pushed out to a lead that was pegged back with Cranbourne hitting their goals in the 2nd for a 3goal advantage at halftime. Changes to the attack proved fruitful with U17 Bessie Murphy making her senior debut.Defensive efforts from Gabby & Caity supplied turnovers with Beacy finishing with a victory in difficult weather. Awards:Caity,Mackenzie,Gabby C GRADE - Considering how awful the conditions were it was great to see the girls come away with the win.It was certainly a defenders game. Awards:Poss,Vicky,Bec D GRADE - Playing in torrential conditions our girls played a well fought out game,it was a game with numerous lead changes.Both attacking ends were working well,with the wind causing some problems,it kept the defence on their toes.Great to see again we played 4 qtrs,however just falling short going down by 1. Awards:Shelley,Taylah,Sam U17 RED - In wet & windy conditions Beacy took on Cranbourne.Cran took the lead early & continued to push out the margin each qtr.Beacy found some fighting spirit early in the last but it wasn’t enough to come away with the win. Awards:Hannah U17 WHITE - 17s were off to a slow start,taking the 1st half to warm up & settle with the winds & rain!They responded well to a spray at 1/2 time,switched on & started putting into play what we have been learning at training.The midcourt worked hard at attacking the ball onto the ring,making it easier for themselves to get the ball into our goalers.Defenders worked well on their tight one on one defence,focusing on little feet & they got plenty of deflections & tips!Goalers once confidence was gained,there was no stopping them!An awesome team effort got us across the line! Awards:Chloe,Alicia,Sienna U15 RED - 15’s were lucky to play without the wet weather adding another element to contend with as the wind & Cranbourne’s force were already enough!Beacy made some improvements on last week’s game,including being more decisive when moving the ball down the court & making good decisions when in possession of the ball. This was terrific progress in a fast game with consistent pressure.Well done for making adjustments as the game went on & for only a 1goal difference in the final qtr. Awards-Tahlia,Ariah,Millie

U15 WHITE - The girls game up against a strong side in Cranbourne this week in windy & wet conditions. Thankyou to the girls who all listened to instructions & tried their hardest for the whole game which was very pleasing to see.I really enjoyed the opportunity to coach you while Mia was away.There were plenty of positives to take away from the game & I’m sure they’ll only improve over the coming weeks. Awards:Tahlia,Darcy P,Imogen U13 RED - It may have been wild & windy, but that didn’t stop the girls going out & giving the game their all.They started the game strong & maintained the momentum all the way until the final whistle,something they were looking to work on following last week’s loss. Our defenders, Charlotte,Paige & Sami hunted the ball & read the play,rewarding themselves with intercepts. Keira,Jemma & Kyana moved the ball well in both the centre & goal third & also proved their versatility in their defensive game.Our goalers, Eliza & Tiarna,evaluated the wind & worked together to get the closest shot,rewarding the team with a win. Awards:Paige,Jemma,Sami U13 WHITE - The girls played a great game,they were determined to take home the win & worked hard for all 4 qtrs.They worked the ball well down the court & our goalers moved well in the ring.Some excellent defensive pressure caused lots of turnovers & was rewarded down our goaling end. Awards-Ellie,Millie,Sienna

Berwick 13Reds The team started off strong and showed their true potential with team work on the court.They were not scared to put up a hard fight. As the game progressed, Narre made a strong comeback and turned the fight on. We were not willing to give up until the last siren. We are very proud of all our players start to this season. 13 Whites It was great to see the girls implementing what we’ve worked on at training, improving individually and collectively as a team! Credit to our girls for pushing themselves in all 4 quarters and coming away with a well deserved win. 15 Reds Another great start and considering the gale forced winds nothing stopped them in their path. The combination and linkage down the court was tremendous with the defence working endlessly to make it tough for the Narre Warren goalers. Our mid court used precision passing and feeding to provide the goalers with maximum opportunity to convert. We made every opportunity count coming away with a strong win. 15 Whites On a very windy cold day the team came home with a great hard fought win. I was very proud of how the girls settled after the 1st quarter and started using their strengths to their advantage. 17 Reds Today again held off a skilled and physical Narre team coming from behind to finish an 11-3 goal last quarter to win the game by 2.

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Netball Notes Narre Warren’s circle craft and accuracy had them ahead each qtr. But with some exceptional centre pass conversions and turnovers our team hit their straps at the right time. Getting to know each other week by week will only improve this teams performance. 17 Whites As the game went on the weather started to show its strength. To both Narre and our girls credit, they didn’t let it affect the close and determined game both sides displayed from the start. With strong turnovers occurring from our defenders, the girls kept finding enthusiasm to bring the score back to level in the last quarter! A repeat of last week it came down to the final minutes, unfortunately we couldn’t quite get there this time. The girls should be very proud of their ability to use the teams strengths and of their never give up attitude. D Grade Narre as always are a tough opposition. There were great transitions creating many opportunities for our goalers, in the tough conditions the ball was just not sinking. To the girls credit they kept fighting having on average 7 turnovers per quarter a great effort from all players. We need to continue our work rate and work on conversion going into next weeks game. C Grade I thought the weather made it a very tough game for both teams we had a strong start only trailing by 2 after the first quarter. From there it proved to be too much for our girls with a lapse in concentration and a few too many turnovers Narre were able to gain a comfortable lead. Despite our girls best efforts we just couldn’t get back in it going down by 25 after the final whistle. B Grade The team again faces challenges with weather and a physical Narre Warren side that bumped us out of most contests. The teams defence intercepts were not rewarded. Team Struggling with consistency and inaccuracy. This week off gives the team chance to regroup and focus on next couple of games to reduce the gap. A Grade We were jumped by an experienced Narre warrens with speed and accuracy with a quick 10 goal gap. Team belief was boosted by a vocal Karie Burt winning the 3rd qtr where the A grade found that keeping possession and converting related the amazing defence turnovers. Each week this young side is finding more about what they can do.

Pakenham Round 2 provided us with horrendous weather conditions with strong winds and at times torrential rain and hail at Doveton. Congratulations to our U13 Red, U13 White and U17 White on strong convincing wins. We witnessed with our A, B, C, D, U17 Red and U15 Red & White the potential we have within these teams with some great passages of play shown. At training as a club we have refocused, worked positively towards capturing this potential to ensure four quarters of consistent competitive netball in preparation for today’s games against ROC. We held our first meal night for the clubs last week, which was a great success. Massive thanks goes to team

of inspirational volunteers that made it all happen, led admirably by our meal coordinator Jo. At Pakenham we are so fortunate to have so many members/families that so willingly put up their hands to volunteer and be involved for our club’s benefit and their contributions are so extremely valued and appreciated. The club held its first social event for the year on Saturday night and a great time was had by all. Community club sport has so much to offer, not only playing the sport you are passionate about but making life time friendships and at Pakenham we embrace the concept that our club is our player’s “netty family’’. We are truly honored to play today given the significance of this being ANZAC Day our national day of remembrance in both Australia and New Zealand where we commemorate those who gallantly served and those who gave their lives in all wars, conflicts and peace keeping to make Australia the wonderful home it is for us all. Lest we forget.

ROC ROC’s juniors held up the club on Saturday by coming away with all the points. C Grade took away ‘nail biter of the day’ with an impressive ‘come from behind’ win. We got our first real taste of this outside winter sport we all love with typical Melbourne weather... rain, hail, wind, sunshine - you name it!! Big week at training for all teams this week as we prepare for the great honour of playing on ANZAC day. ROUND 2 SCORES AND AWARDS 13 Red ROC 37 defeated Tooradin-Dalmore 19 Hungry Jacks Award: 13 White ROC 26 defeated Tooradin-Dalmore 10 Hungry Jacks Award: 15 Red ROC 39 defeated Tooradin-Dalmore 10 Hungry Jacks Award: 15 White ROC 51 defeated Tooradin-Dalmore 4 Hungry Jacks Award: Sophie Freis 17 Red ROC 39 defeated Tooradin-Dalmore 21 Hungry Jacks Award: Jess Postregna 17 White ROC 26 defeated Tooradin-Dalmore 14 Hungry Jacks Award: Hannah Moyle D Grade ROC 10 defeated by Tooradin-Dalmore 33 P3 Sports & Recovery Award: Danni Begg C Grade ROC 25 defeated Tooradin-Dalmore 24 P3 Sports & Recovery Award: Elly Carter B Grade ROC 33 defeated by Tooradin-Dalmore 47 P3 Sports & Recovery Award: Katelyn Vincent A Grade ROC 32 defeated by Tooradin-Dalmore 60 Shanikas Award: Sara Villiers SOCIAL NEWS The weather still did its best again on Sunday to interrupt our lawn bowls season opener!! Thanks to the Pakenham bowls club for having us, setting up some carpet bowls indoors and even braving the miserable conditions outside so we could get a few ends in.

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Netball Notes Tooradin-Dalmore Round-2 saw us head to Officer to take on ROC, where we came away with some great results in very testing conditions not usually seen this early in the season. Let’s hope it’s not a sign of things to come. With a few key players out, A-Grade showed their depth to still come away with a solid win. Special mention goes to Sara Duncan who stepped up and filled the gap in defence and had an awesome game, earning herself the MVP award. Our B-Grade and D-Grade teams also had convincing wins to build upon on their success in Round-1. It was remiss of us to not mention that the Leanne Ansalde played her 100th game for the club in the first round. Leanne has been an integral defender and goaler for the club for many years and also a valued club person and committee member, so we congratulate on her reaching this milestone! Unfortunately, C-Grade just went down by one goal in what was a tight game all day with ROC. The girls put in a great effort and have identified what they can improve to work on getting those wins in the future. While our junior girls didn’t get any wins on the day, we were still impressed with their efforts across the board against, particularly from the 13s and 17s Red teams, against some very strong ROC teams. Some highlights from the day included a great game from Brooklyn Diwell in the 13s White team who moved really well and Lily Boyd who killed it in defence in the 15s White team, both earning themselves BOC. Congratulations goes to Sasha Williams from the 15s Red who played her 50th junior game for our club. A great

milestone and achievement from one of our dedicated young Gulls who puts so much into her netball. This week we take on Cranbourne for our first home game for the season on Anzac Day. It’s great to get back to our tradition of having our game on Anzac Day and we look forward as a club to honouring the Anzac spirit and paying tribute to and remembering those who have served for our country. There will be an Anzac service prior to the A-Grade and Senior Football games, and we’ll also be commemorating Anzac Day throughout the day in other ways including a minute silence before the Under-17s games. Come along and join us for a great day of netball and football. GO SEAGULLS!!

Doveton Today we travel to Berwick for what we hope will be a great day of footy and netball. The A Grade girls had a good win over Pakenham last time out and should be ready to hit the ground running after a weekend off. Mel Webster and Mikaela Dakic defended well against Pakenham and we look forward to big games from those two girls again today. We won all four senior games against Pakenham which gave a really good feeling around the club. We split the points with Pakenham in the juniors winning three games each. Good luck to all Doveton Football and Netball teams taking on Berwick today.

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V A GRADE Coach: Kelly Whitecross Bianca Sanzaro Kaela Hughes Abbie Sheers Tanya Mijovic Rylee Nelson Danielle Fedel Ashleigh Gill Zoe Mason Danielle Cameron

B GRADE Coach: John Ioane Jordan Lang Jess Coburn Elise Flannery Mackenzie Little Mia Palmer Gabbi Stinear Ebony Lang Caity Budge

A GRADE Coach: Richard Hammond Sharon Phillips Erin Clark (C) Brittney Mashado (VC) Kealeigh Brown Corrina Emery Jemma Osborne Chloe Phillips Carly Stagg Caity Stephens Brittnay Tyers

B GRADE Coach: Michelle Mashado Kate Dowling (C) Amy Rae (C) Jayde Stow (VC) Tamika Cairns Caitlin Egan Jaymie Hammond Maddison Maund Madison Nation Chelsea Tonna

C GRADE Coach: Mel Davies Emily Wrench Amanda McKenna Maddie Wrench Danielle Gale Hannah Blair Ciara Nelson Zara Treweek Victoria Hitchcock Paris Houeix Rebecca Allen

D GRADE Coach: Tracey Treweek Shelley Ziesler Maddie Kellett Jess Airdrie Claire Van Lambaart Maddy Percival Taylah Entwistle Samantha O’Dea Tianah Talbot Chelsea Maher

C GRADE Coach: Sharlene Nation Jess Breen (C) Suzie Bourchier Hayley Carmichael Zoe Dunkley Tayla Hammond Hayley Rae Tayla Simpson Kayleigh Spink Alexandra Stephenson Ashleigh Stephenson

D GRADE Coach: Fiona Carmichael Jessica Egan (C) Brittany Stuart (VC) Natalie Hatigan Mikayla Delves Tegan Stuart Georgia Elkins Olivia Krause Caitlyn Pritchard Shannae Poara

U17 RED Coach: Andi Dickson Brodie Szybkowski, Bianca Baker, Emily Kerr, Brianna Burns, Teneille Morrell, Bessie Murphy, Charlotte Petelinek, Paige Ladner, Hanna Levin

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U17 WHITE Coach: Kaela Hughes Sophie Williams, Jaimee Nelson, Sienna La’Brooy, Kasey Brooks-Macmillan, Chelsea Little, Alicia Scalzo, Chloe Sutherland, Danielle Green

U17 WHITE Coach: Glenn Stow & Jayde Stow Emma Alexander, Kayla Atkinson, Jayde Mashado, Jaimee Adema, Amy Heinze, Rylee Thomas, Ruby Mosbey, Ruby Sheppard, Portia Wilson, Chole Carmichael

U15 RED Coach: Sally Lane Alix Petelinek, Maddison Airdrie, Abbey Kerr, Tiahn Willis, Imogen Lancaster, Millie Utber, Ariah Eagle, Tahlia Lane, Jemima Sheedy

U15 RED Coach: Jemma Osbourne Lainey Bidwell, Mikayla Cipriani, Jasmine De La Sota, Kira Hamilton, Paris Hastings, Holly Simpson, Holly Robic, Holly Van De Loop, Hayley Gilipin

U15 WHITE Coach: Mia Palmer Darcy Paterson, Tahlia Stibbard, Lauren Clark, Aleisha Islamovski Alyssa Breeden, Emma Zukowski, Darcy Utber, Charlotte Mitchell

U15 WHITE Coach: Emma Pansow & Rebecca Dall Ella Alexander, Olivia Brinkmann, Taneisha Handyside, Mackenzie Morrison, Natalie Read, Courtney Siwes, Savanah Stodal, Jessica Stow, Ava Spence, Karlee Roberts

U13 RED Coach: Chelsea Maher Sami Lane, Eliza Mettes Charlotte Shortis, Kyana Eagle, Tiarna Gates, Keira Maher, Ella Wilson, Jemma Szybkowski, Paigelyn Brooks-Macmillan

U13 RED Coach: Sharon Stodal Shanae Allen, Delainey Brown, Tahlia Cipriani, Annabel Sheppard, Katrina Skaliaris, Tamika Gilpin, Jennifer Parr, Lara Goodman, Molly Griffiths, Summer Waddel

U13 WHITE Coach: Claire Van Lambaart Tahnee Ziesler, Millie Justice, Samantha Clinkard, Sophie Stinear Sienna Cook, Miller Willis, Ebony Davine, Ellie Trembath

U13 WHITE Coach: Chelsea Tonna & Kate Dowling Ava Cipriani, Sienna De La Sota, Tahni Goodes, Paige Micallef, Zoe Moseby, Elly Quirk, Avani Singh, Micaela Strong, Jenna White

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V A GRADE Coach: Kelly Andrews Alex Duff (C) Emma Iacovou Rebecca Kinna Alex Maher Tara Smith Jessica Maher Jessica Cox Sara Duncan Ebony Dolan

B GRADE Coach: Kelly Andrews Rachel Cole (C) Bronte Evans Shona Wells Dayle Willis Julia Hobbs Stacey Deayton Emma Haynes Holly Gillespie Ebony Mason

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

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

C GRADE Coach: Sara Duncan Bridget Cook (C) Natalie Tout (VC) Erin McMillan Ellie Brooke Sharna Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Dwyer Miya Peterson Bree Gibson Katie Leslie Kaitlyn Harding Mikaylah Howes

D GRADE Coach: Alex Duff Jessica Maher Sarah Antcliffe (C) Teagan Bennett (C) Lisa Williams Tegan Lamb Melissa Miszkowiec Sarah Holloway Leanne Ansalde Brooke Newcombe Courtney Genoni

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

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

U17 RED Coach: Jessica Cox and Lisa Dolan Ainsley Barwise, Tiffanty Isgro, Abbie Potter, Maggie Blackman, Mikayla Jones, Tyla Scorah, Maddison Diwell, Lauren Kaye, Layla Williams, Mairead Holloway, Jasmine Philpott, Natalie Wood

U17 RED Coach: Donna Wilson and Steph Ryan Tahlia Coates, Chelsea Morris, Allie Oakenfull, Yasmin Dickson, Grace Rand, Allegra Sujica, Aimee Harkin, Renada Purcell, Madalyn Grimsey, Chelsea Gray

U17 WHITE Coach: Jessica Maher Ainsley Barwise, Tiffanty Isgro, Abbie Potter, Maggie Blackman, Mikayla Jones, Tyla Scorah, Maddison Diwell, Lauren Kaye, Layla Williams, Mairead Holloway, Jasmine Philpott, Natalie Wood

U17 WHITE Coach: Sarah Mooney Olivia Antonello, Alisha Oskan, Nikita Milner, Maddison Parker, Alicia Mirabile, Cassie Kirkpatrick, Brooke Wilson, Tiarna Eldridge, Bianca Collard, Ebony Lee

U15 RED Coach: Jessica Cox & Ebony Dolan Elly Agius, Tallia Adkin, Charlee Webb, Bridget Holloway, Mackenzie Coutts, Sasha Williams, Emilie Jones, Chloe Isgro, Lily Howes

U15 RED Coach: Jade Whitnell and Kelly Thompson Mackenzie Fox, Ebony Rich, Uaina Purcell, Emily Pollock, Eloise Crabtree, Maxine Fitiao, Chloe Grimsey, Tara Sujica, Paige Borley

U15 WHITE Coach: Emma Haynes Amber Jackson, Jayde Davey, Lillian Boyd, Holly Atkins, Zoe Coventry, Ruby Sievewright, Tiana Jones, Ella Sumner, Hannah Sellings, Emma Wilkinson

U15 WHITE Coach: Jenna Bliss and Ashleigh Macdonald Adelle St Mart, Eliza Fox, Chloe Watts, Chelsea Fernandez, Sarah Johnson, Dannika Sweeney, Jade Leenan, Emily Andrew

U13 RED Coach: Kelly Andrews & Mairead Holloway Emmaline Evans, Milli Craven, Karlee Morrison, Makayla Da Rose, Abbey Howes, Bridie Jagoe, Isobel Potter, Chelsea Gibson, Josie Holloway, Tara Bratic

U13 RED Coach: Tracey Watts Kyan Hearn, Bethany Purcell, Isabella Hetherington, Lelani Eldridge, Emily Goodman, Hayley Vincent, Marissa Beadle, Natel Lehman-Rhodes, Ashley Fox

U13 WHITE Coach: Mikaylah Howes Billie Gillespie, Taj Da Rose, Jaymie Webb, Chloe Skepper, Brooklyn Diwell, Hayley Morrison, Mikayla Jones

U13 WHITE Coach: Sara Wright Sophie Walden, Stephanie White, Tyler Nelthropp, Mackenzie Wright, Sharuka Sivasuthan, Leiasina Fitiao, Kiara St Mart, Gabrielle Sibilia, Sophie Gemelli, Mikayla Young

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V A GRADE Coach: Sharon Massey-Chase Sarah Castricum Olivia Hamilton Laura Quinn Zoe Callanan Alysson Jeanes Sara Villiers Georgie Douglas Samantha Neil Alisha Young Jamilah Ferns Melanie Overdyk (C)

B GRADE Coach: Nicole Robbins Hayely Anderson Cheyenne Mason Mikaela Vincent Megan Barling Sarah Smith Dorothea George Ashleigh Unsworth Sidney Kneebone Katleyn Vincent

A GRADE Coach: Karen Meredith Kate McCowan (C) Taylor Dykstra (VC) Katrina Meredith (VC) Lorna Clark Jenna Douglas Kyra Esler Emma Jones Rebecca Langford Lauren Spinks Lauren Wenn

B GRADE Coach: Matt Cooke Carly Saunders (C) Leah Gartside (VC) Joanna Anastasoglou (VC) Hayley Melsen Hayley Poulton Meg Da Costa Tiegan Whitby Renee Deason Telomi Paniora

C GRADE Coach: Emma Arnett Sophie Abel Teagan Davies Natali Van Deelen Elly Carter Tara Drake Carly Winther Tayla Chapman Stacey Loizou Tori Collins Sarah Lord

D GRADE Coach: Rosemary Westwood Ellen Barnes Sarah Hoffmann Grace Massey-Chase Danielle Begg Chelsea Kent Alex Taylor Keely Comerford Bianca Lombardi Hannah Wren Krystal Degregorio Caitlin Mason

C GRADE Coach: Carolyn McNeill Renee Weaver (C) Charlene Rich (VC) Molly Saunders Alison Morris Annabel Morris Rebecca Morris Annalise Ryan Katie Bacon Kristy Leskie Allison Gamble

D GRADE Coach: Deb Mibus Kristen Poulton (C) Jenelle Dale (VC) Vidhi Fernandes Fiona Partridge Alanah Nogher Keely Peeler Samantha Lombardi Jennifer Rooke

U17 RED Coach: Sharon Massey-Chase Maddison Chamberlain, Emmersyn Honan, Abby Williams, Emilee Dunn, Ellie Keen, Shannyn Wolffenbuttel, Tahlia Emery, Jessica Postregna, Brydie Engellenner, Vanessa Qumivutia

U17 RED Coach: Matt Cooke Caitlin Cooke, Emma Reid, Abby Gregorovich, Kaitlyn Jones, Sarah Jones, Keely McGuire, Leah Mibus, Elayne Schneider, Mia Washington, Caitlin Green

U17 WHITE Coach: Nicole Robbins Emma Castricum, Soleil Lehmann-Rhodes, Ebony Tsardakas, Sahra Eishold, Hannah Moyle, Limu-limu Tuala, Amy Harrison, Chloe Potocnik, Jacinta Hickey, Jenna Trewarn

U17 WHITE Coach: Carolyn McNeill Adelaide Paternoster, Charlotte Anderson, Maddison Jude, Yar Biar, Angelina Interlandi, Gemeika Johson, Taylah Ellis, Brooke Grimmer, Taylor Wilson, Sheridan O’Brien

U15 RED Coach: Larissa Wood Keeley Burgmann, Alexis Jeanes, Elyse Pretty, Chantelle Dale, Karly Meinecke, Mia Williams, Moesha Griffin, Amelie Mucic, Zoe Haringsma, Mikayla Phillips

U15 RED Coach: Caitlin Armstrong Charlotte Reid, Romi Esler, Evangeline Isamaela, Ruby Crisp, Laura Meneilly, Jorja Ferrari, Bethany Hoefer, Holly Buxton, Sophie Gamble, Alissa Davis

U15 WHITE Coach: Ally Trotter Allison Bryan, Darci Kneebone, Keely Wemyss, Tayla Ferguson, Trinity Millar, Geema Ziino, Sophie Freis, Elise Setches, Ciara Johnson, Ella Tevaga

U15 WHITE Coach: Kristen Poulton Sienna Jude, Meg O’Brien, Mia McKinlay, Sophie McKellar, Emily Sidebottom, Taylah Partridge, Awalith Ayuen, Erin Judd, Hannah Sach, Nyibol Bar

U13 RED Coach: Alex Taylor Joshua Burgmann, Maia Nimmo, Bridie Van Eyk, Skye Ferguson, Ada Pretty, Taylah Keen, Montaya Sheehan, Darcy McMahon, Scarlett Trotter

U13 RED Coach: Carol Gregorovich Evie Drake, Charlotte Harris, Chelsea Snowden, David Jonathan Sollberger, Ava Da Costa, Clair Sinfield, Bridget Carney, Bailee Partridge, Ella Weaver, Cienna Malic

U13 WHITE Coach: Travis Pretty Shayla Dale, Millar Tarrant, Olivia Walker, Ruby Humphery, Astrid Renny, Remy Wright, Alannah Keen, Taylah Simondson, Abby Meinecke, Emma Van der Nest

U13 WHITE Coach: Hayley Melsen Mary O’Loughlin, Eliza Molino, Jasmyn Ellis, Sienna Sumsion, Keely Flynn, Georgia Reid, Maddison Goldfinch, Lily Sidebottom, Rebecca Talbot, Holly Strickland

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V A GRADE Coach: Robynn Pym Charlotte Tiplady Brit Pym Emma Clarke Renee Gill Taylah Butterworth Shenaya Wijesundera Morgan Thomas Kassidy Withers Jaime Cotter Hayley Alman

B GRADE Coach: Robynn Pym Nicole Green Shona Davis Larissa Alman Jessica Pastras Melanie Clayton Skye Harvey Julia Batchelor Lauren Castricum

A GRADE Coach: Liz Edwards Chelsea Imanisani Hinemoa Collier Liz Edwards Hayley Stewart Danielle Devlin Atelini Seeto Melissa Webster Lesila Seeto Kyla Quinn Aggie Seeto

B GRADE Coach: Alexia McConnell Samantha Gabriel Shani Mayleena Natua Emily Pupke Shonalene San Jose Roni Lee Nuku Taylah Howie Jasmin Wilson Tania Misa-Howe Charli Howie

C GRADE Coach: Miakela Greer Katie MacDonnell Holly Harman Zoe Matson Zoe Harward Ebony Ellis Sarah Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Hagan Hayley Barron Tessa Woodward Georgia Hillard

D GRADE Coach: Renee Gill Chelsea Hoffman Kaitlyn Brand Shannon Sutherland Brooke Holden Jasmine Poore Hinearo TeTana Zara Snelling Theresa Santamaria

C GRADE Coach: Tania Misa Sophie White Nicole Stapleton Susan Micallef Shaniah Gardener Alex Loechel Tailia Micallef Oceana Perry Cass Hackett Charlene Dunn Annette Stewart

D GRADE Coach: Melinda Wilson Melinda Wilson Sheriden Murphy Erin Wolffenbuttel Emma Barry Bec Hendy Ashley Beardsworth Alisha Samperi Ahsleigh Taylor Bianca Samperi

U17 RED Coach: Robynn Pym Joyce Oyay, Zarli Corless, Kaylah Loulanting, Jaimee Mormille, Hayley Alman, Julia Batchelor, Sussu Liai, Lauren Castricum

U17 RED Coach: Jason Baker Melissa Webster, Charli Howie, Kyla Quinn, Teileah Pullen Tailah Micallef, Danielle Devlin, Zealand Rakei, Lesila Seeto

U17 WHITE Coach: Shaye Smith Chloe Pepper, Keely Stickley, Lara Argon, Amy Davies, Aker Mawith, Simone Green, Tiarna Green, Maddy Bailey, Shannon Westwell, Chloe Bernard, Madi Houeix

U17 WHITE Team Lists Not Supplied

U15 RED Coach: Breana Thomas Summah Hinchcliffe, Emily Terlicher, Elliott Santamaria Ellie Brasser, Holly Moulday, Brooklyn Prescott, Hayley Woolfe, Monique Mitchell, Nadeel Deng

U15 RED Team Lists Not Supplied

U15 WHITE Coach: Janelle Snelling Sophie Castricum , Rylee Broadley, Emily Guic, Cate Anderson, Dehansa Herath, Asha Black, Ava Hicks, Caitlyn Johnson, Karla Abu-Jaber, Eliza Angenent

U15 WHITE Team Lists Not Supplied

U13 RED Coach: Jess Pastras, Zoe Harward Brooke Abu-Jaber, Asha Gallard, Delylah Loulanting, Hailie Pastras, Adam Snelling, Landia Schwalger, Abbey Richardson, Paris Prescott, Samantha Conn

U13 RED Team Lists Not Supplied

U13 WHITE Coach: Shannon Westwell Lexi Broadley, Abbey Curtis, Alek Mawith, Amelie Mitchell, Nya Mannays, Hayley MacIntosh, Tess Corless , Amy Solari, Holly Neal

U13 WHITE Team Lists Not Supplied

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