RECORD ISSUE 3 2017
FINALS WEEK 3
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2017 FINALS SERIES WELCOME & SCHEDULE OF GAMES Welcome to the 2017 South Eastern Women’s Football Grand Final’s. It must be said firstly, congratulations to all clubs, players, volunteers for participating in the inaugural year of SEWF. To see the overwhelming amounts of girls participating in football, we will only expect this to continue to grow in the years to come. Well what a day we have installed for you, while we cannot control the outcome of the weather or the results of the game we hope that you thoroughly enjoy the day and all the atmosphere. Congratulations to all sides for making today, and we hope that today is your day and you can create a little bit of history. On Wednesday night we held our Awards Night at the Mornington Racecourse. It was a fantastic evening, Compliments to everyone who received and award on the night with the Best & Fairest Awards going to: • Division 1: Amy Harrison – Gippsland Maroons, 15 Votes • Division 2: Samantha Johnson – Beaconsfield, 18 Votes • South East Development Division – Sophie Balding – Bass Coast Breakers, 26 Votes We would also like to thank our partners for 2017, Chisholm, Mornington Racecourse and Cleanaway for their ongoing support to not on local sport but women’s football. We hope you enjoy your last day in September and we look forward to seeing everyone in season 2018.
GRAND FINAL SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 10 2017 @ CASEY FIELDS VFL OVAL CHISHOLM DIVISION 1 2 PM Eastern Devils v St Kilda Sharks MORNINGTON RACECOURSE DIVISION 2 12 PM Endeavour Hills Falcons v Beaconsfield Eagles MORNINGTON RACECOURSE SOUTH EAST DEVELOPMENT DIVISION 10AM Bass Coast Breakers v Tyabb Yabbies SOUTH EASTERN WOMEN’S FOOTBALL FINALS RECORD 2017 Finals Series August 26 - September 10
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2017 FINALS SERIES MESSAGE FROM AFL VICTORIA 2017 WORKSAFE AFL VIC 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. 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 WorkSafe AFL Vic Country squad, led by country football product
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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 off-season and return just as passionate in 2018. Stephen O’Donohue AFL Victoria Community Football & Development Manager
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2017 FINALS SERIES RESULTS & LADDERS CHISHOLM INSTITUTE SEWF DIVISION 1 RESULTS - FINALS WEEK 2
St Kilda Shark 7.2.44 Def Seaford 1.10.16
TEAM
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA
FOR
AGST
%
% WON
1
Eastern Devils
12
12
0
0
2
0
814
193
421.76
56
100.00
2
St Kilda Sharks
12
9
3
0
2
0
696
282
246.81
44
75.00
3
Cranbourne
12
7
5
0
2
0
441
385
114.55
36
75.00
4
Seaford
12
6
6
0
2
0
580
424
136.79
32
50.00
5
Knox
12
5
7
0
2
0
474
544
87.13
28
50.00
6
Gippsland Maroons
12
3
9
0
2
0
329
719
45.76
20
25.00
7
Port Melbourne
12
0
12
0
2
0
212
999
21.22
8
0.00
MORNINGTON RACECOURSE SEWF DIVISION 2 RESULTS - FINALS WEEK 2
Mornington 4.3.27 Def By Beaconsfield 4.4.28
TEAM
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FA
FOR
AGST
%
%WON
1
Endeavour Hills
13
12
0
1
1
0
0
750
135
555.56
96.15
2
Mornington
13
10
2
1
1
0
0
777
273
284.62
80.77
3
Chirnside Park
13
10
3
0
1
0
0
725
253
286.56
76.92
4
Beaconsfield
13
9
4
0
1
0
0
588
339
173.45
69.23
5
Edi-Asp
13
8
5
0
1
0
0
330
346
95.38
61.54
6
Eastern Devils
13
5
8
0
1
0
0
372
381
97.64
38.46
7
Seaford
13
3
10
0
1
0
0
343
613
55.95
23.08
8
St Kilda Sharks
13
2
11
0
1
0
0
224
671
33.38
15.38
9
Cranbourne
13
1
12
0
1
0
0
106
966
10.97
7.69
MORNINGTON RACECOURSE SEWF SOUTH EAST DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
RESULTS - FINALS WEEK 2
Warragul 0.0.0 Def By Tyabb 5.6.36
TEAM
P
W
L
D
B
FF
FOR
AGST
%
%WON
1
Bass Coast
14
14
0
0
0
0
1342
134
1001.49
100.00
2
Warragul
14
13
1
0
0
0
1165
131
889.31
92.86
3
Tyabb
13
12
1
0
1
0
1484
113
1313.27
92.31
4
Frankston Bombers
14
11
3
0
0
0
1153
259
445.17
78.57
5
Bunyip
14
9
5
0
0
0
562
468
120.09
64.29
6
Hastings
13
8
5
0
1
0
808
400
202.00
61.54
7
Karingal
14
8
6
0
0
0
795
455
174.73
57.14
8
Cerberus/Crib Point
13
7
6
0
1
0
511
598
85.45
53.85
9
Pearcedale
13
6
7
0
1
0
482
591
81.56
46.15
10
Mornington
14
6
8
0
0
0
555
557
99.64
42.86
11
Red Hill
14
4
10
0
0
0
508
1152
44.10
28.57
12
Officer
13
3
10
0
1
0
365
835
43.71
23.08
13
Seaford
14
3
11
0
0
0
405
667
60.72
21.43 14.29
14
Gippsland Maroons
14
2
12
0
0
0
313
1136
27.55
15
Frankston Dolphins
14
1
13
0
0
0
155
1717
9.03
7.14
16
Morwell East
14
0
14
0
0
0
42
2005
2.09
0.00
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2017 FINALS SERIES PREVIEW FINALS WEEK 3 CHISHOLM DIVISION 1 Sunday Grand Final – Eastern Devils v St Kilda Sharks Last time they met: 2nd Semi Final Eastern Devils 7.8.50 Def St Kilda Sharks 3.4.22 Form: Eastern Devils WWWW, St Kilda Sharks WLLW It has been a big year for both the Devils and Sharks and congratulation must go to both clubs for reaching the inaugural year of the South Eastern Women’s Football League Division 1 Grand Final. The Devils have had a stellar run this year, not dropping a game all season, and it outs them in the box seat for the favouritism to take out this year’s premiership. They were just the better side in the second semi-final and could keep the game just out of the Sharks reach. St Kilda as the results and ladder suggest have been the number two side all year. The Sharks won’t let this chance go to waste and will be persistent all afternoon, ready to pounce when the Devils may briefly drop concentration. A big game for both clubs it will be interesting to see who will settle their nerves first, and more than likely the first side to do so will control the game and the result at the end. 2017 Premiers: Eastern Devils by 12 points
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2017 FINALS SERIES PRESIDENTS MESSAGE EASTERN DEVILS
ST KILDA SHARKS
The Eastern Devils were established in 1999.
What a year it has been for Women’s Football!
We’ve seen many home grounds over the years, but have always come out fighting; stronger than ever. Having fielded 2 sides for many years, this year was an exciting time for the club as we fielded 3 sides for the first time in our history. Joining us this year were a number of players from various backgrounds, including local clubs, interstate recruits and some notable Canadian additions. It has been a very successful year remaining undefeated, however there have been a number of tough games where our girls have had to rise to the occasion. The girls have come together to fight through injuries and hardship to prove that they have the Devil spirit in their hearts. Finals is a completely different ball game, where you start with a clean slate and a new found passion for winning that Premiership Cup. We will fight to the end to make our teammates, coaches, volunteers, family and friends proud!
The Sharks started their season way back in November with a fantastic pre-season getting us fitter than we have ever been! During the preseason we had the privilege of watching many of our fellow teammates make history in the inaugural AFLW. The success of the AFLW season created a huge amount of hype for the sport and for the Sharks, record numbers of new players to the club! With over 100 registered members we easily fielded 3 sides for 2017, an achievement the club is extremely proud of. I’d like to take this opportunity to say a massive thank you to all of the Sharks players, Coaches and supporters for all your efforts both on and off the field this year. I’d also like to thank our wonderful sponsors who are critical in making our club the success that it is; Susan Alberti Medical Research, Inkerman Hotel, Footy Almanac, AM Able Steel Fabrications and Squigloo - your support is greatly appreciated! Finally, congratulations to our Division 1 side for making the grand final. As a player in this team I know that we deserve our position in the final and will do everything we can to take the premiership home with us for our teammates, our coach, our wonderful supports and of course Susie the Shark! #refusetolose #3teams1dream Cheers, Tasma Ritchie - President St Kilda Sharks Women’s Football Club
CLUB NOTES The St. Kilda Sharks were formed in 1992 and celebrated our 25th season in 2016, making us one of the oldest women’s clubs in the Victoria.The Sharks have a very proud history which includes Division 2 Premierships in 1997 and 2004, Division 1 Premierships in 1998 and 1999 & Division 1 Reserves Premiership in 2006 and 2014. Over our 25 year history, we have had many players represent Victoria in the Women’s Football National Carnival. Our club & players have received a number of awards from the VWFL for both our on-field & off field performance over the years. In 2017 the Sharks have fielded three sides competing in the VFL, South East Division 1 and Division 2 competitions. This year our Division 1 side have proven their position within the inaugural competition having won 9 home and away matches and finished second on the ladder. Coached by Keryn Ralph, she is having a stellar start to her coaching career, with this being her first season as coach. Keryn’s leadership along with captain and long time Shark Alex Vanderwaal has put the Sharks in a fantastic position coming into our finals campaign. Having suffered a loss in the first final against the Devils, a win against Seaford secured our place in the first ever AFL South East Division 1 Grand Final. The Devils have got the win over us previously, but the Sharks have something to prove and going off previous finals campaigns, have no issue being the underdog.
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2017 FINALS SERIES CHISHOLM DIVISION 1 LINE UP Lucy Packham
Shae Dale
Amelia Pegg
Lia Vansevenant
FB FF HB HF
Chloe Hunt
INT
Charlotte Grieve
Annie Mack
Sara Raeside
Tasma Ritchie
Tania Winchester
Nikki Phillips
Beth Kearney
Olivia Aing
Nuala Clark
Alexandra Vanderwaal
Lauren Ahrens
Georgia McLean
Stephanie Harvie
Megan Supple
RU
Racheal Achampong
Georgia Fisher
Tara Bohanna
Brooke Fox
W
RR W
Taylor Mesiti
Ellie George
Bronte Rowlands
Katherine McFadyen
R
Alexandra Trollip
Alexandra Whitehead
Lauren Law
Shelley Beggs
C
HF
Niamh Clarke
Emily Paterno
Cassandra Standley
Meg Magnuson
Jaclyn Halliday
Alice Ryan
Mia Amon
Elizabeth Simkin
Claire Smurthwaite
FF
Anna Meldrum
Georgia Punton
Elisha Murrowood
FB
Ally Bild
Laura Savage
INT
Sarah Scheggia
HB
Gracie Vanderwaal
Racheal Harris
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2017 FINALS SERIES EASTERN DEVILS #1 - Olivia Aing Size never stops Smash contesting and tackling. Her defensive pressure in the forward line this year has been invaluable to the team.
#35- Tara Bohanna Overhead marks like no other, Tara also plays a valuable supportive role in the ruck and also brings a great positive to our team.
#3 - Brooke Fox Our captain leads by example hitting each and every contest with ferocity through the midfield.
#38 - Lucy Packham A Devil through and through, Packy is solid in defense and refuses to give her opponent space and maintains pressure across four quarters.
#6 - Elisha Murrowood Rarely allows her opponent to have any space, and if you are looking for a supporting block, bump or tackle Muzz is always there for her teammates.
#42 - Meg Magnuson Attacks every football and puts her body on the line at every contest in the backine.
#16 - Shelley Beggs Carries the ball like she has all the time in the world. Beggsy’s decision making and disposal cannot be faulted.
#45 - Anna Meldrum Hoppy’s experience and skill accumulates to great ball use down back and through the middle. A humble leader who when speaks everyone listens.
#19 - Beth Kearney After returning from injury, her transition from ruck to forward has been impressive and a great addition to the team, as an excellent marking target.
# 46 - Stephanie Harvie This young go-getter is fast paced and dangerous in front of goals.
#26 - Alice Ryan She goes in hard and brings her voice and work rate to every game. Rhino loves the Devils and will do anything for each and every one of them.
#51 - Lauren Law In her first year of football she hunts the ball like it’s no one’s business. Loz thrives on the contest and is rarely surpassed in work rate.
#34 - Nikki Phillips Our netball superstar, has a great leap in the ruck, with stellar work rate and second efforts all over the ground.
#57 - Shae Dale Floating around the forward line crumbing for our talls, Shae can kick a goal from anywhere.
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2017 FINALS SERIES EASTERN DEVILS #61 - Chloe Hunt Chloe’s leading at the ball and long booming kick is valuable to the forward line.
#80 - Bronte Rowlands This winger attacks as well as she defends. A brilliant runner, Bronte loves getting into space to use her speed and stamina.
#65 - Georgia McLean Incredible work rate and leads all day. After Georgia kicks a goal, she is the best celebrator in the business.
#86 - Jaclyn Halliday Without hesitation will attack the ball no matter who or what is in her way. Down back she turns 50/50 contests into clearances.
#66 - Georgia Punton As ‘The General’ down back, Gee gets the defensive troops into line. Gee refuses to be out-marked, with the age old phrase “plays taller than she is”.
#87 - Lia Vansevenant Our Canadian forward can clear a pack like it no one’s business. And Lia will always have a smile on her face when doing so.
#73 - Charlotte Grieve Silky skills and great read on the ball, Char knows where to go to find the footy.
#93 - Annie Mack Her voice, speed and work rate along the wing are equally valuable. Always developing and follows the game plan to the letter.
#74 - Amelia Pegg Our unassuming backline player, Pegg loves to push up and give options to clear the backline.
#76 - Megan Supple Great attack at the footy whether in the middle or up forward, Supps knows where to find the goals.
#77 - Katherine McFadyen Always provides great options in space and can run and carry along the wing. Kmac delivers the ball brilliantly into the forward line time after time.
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2017 FINALS SERIES DIVISION 1 - GRAND FINAL @ CASEY FIELDS, 2 PM 10th SEPT
EASTERN DEVILS
St KILDA SHARKS
COACH
Megan Snart
COACH
Keryn Ralph
A COACH
John Law
A COACH
Hayey Maxwell, Tamara Hyett
TM
Liana Brown
TM
Ann Rulton
RUNNER
Joss Spinks
RUNNER
Bridie McConville
#
Name
#
Name
1
Olivia Aing
2
Elle Inguanti
22
155cm
3
Brooke Fox
5
Emily Paterno
22
174cm
6
Elisha Murrowood
6
Cassandra Standley
24
171cm
16
Shelley Beggs
7
Gracie Vanderwaal
26
167cm
19
Beth Kearney
8
Sarah Scheggia
32
153cm
26
Alice Ryan
11
Georgia Fisher
20
163cm
27
Sally Packham
14
Alexandra Vanderwaal
29
173cm
34
Nikki Phillips
16
Claire Sheehy
33
164cm
35
Tara Bohanna
19
Claire Haughey
31
173cm
38
Lucy Packham
21
Steph Webb
22
171cm
42
Meg Magnuson
22
Tania Winchester
34
166cm
45
Anna Meldrum
28
Sara Raeside
35
170cm
46
Stephanie Harvie
29
Alexandra Whitehead
26
170cm
51
Lauren Law
30
Racheal Harris
22
167cm
57
Shae Dale
31
Tasma Ritchie
32
170cm
61
Chloe Hunt
38
Taylor Mesiti
19
180cm
65
Georgia McLean
45
Niamh Clarke
22
155cm
66
Georgia Punton
46
Nuala Clark
24
153cm
73
Charlotte Grieve
48
Harriet Cooper
26
156cm
74
Amelia Pegg
49
Claire Smurthwaite
37
157cm
75
Alessia Francese
52
Laura Savage
32
168cm
76
Megan Supple
54
Racheal Achampong
31
178cm
77
Katherine McFadyen
57
Ellie George
26
143cm
80
Bronte Rowlands
63
Ally Bild
18
164cm
86
Jaclyn Halliday
64
Mia Amon
20
158cm
87
Lia Vansevenant
83
Alexandra Trollip
23
172cm
93
Annie Mack
87
Lauren Ahrens
26
182cm
97
Elizabeth Simkin
29
172cm
Q1
Age
Height
G
B
Q2
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Height
G
B
Q4
SOUTH EASTERN WOMEN’S FOOTBALL
2017 FINALS SERIES ST KILDA SHARKS #5 - Emily Paterno See’s the game unfolding before others. Elite marking and kicking skills.
#22 - Tania Winchester Rarely beaten one on one and is predictable to her team mates. Is always in the right position.
#6 - Cassandra Standley Great set of hands and a player who can play through the middle and forward. Kicks well and the left and right.
#28 - Sara Raeside Can play forward or back. Always hard at the ball and never backs out of a contest.
#7 - Gracie Vanderwaal Lethal kicking skills help set up the sharks attack. Long time club person who slots in back but loves a foray forward
#29 - Alexandra Whitehead Great skills, great football brain, great attitude. All round exceptional player. Can’t fault her!
#8 - Sarah Scheggia The heart beat of the team. Throws herself into every contest and will do anything for the best of the team.
#30 - Racheal Harris Second year player who has pace and fitness to burn! Lovely long kick of the ball.
#11 - Georgia Fisher thrives on a strong contest and has excellent skills. Can play middle and back and helps set up a lot of attacks.
#31- Tasma Ritchie Strong defender with lethal left foot. Excellent communicator from the back line and sets up our defence.
#14 - Alexandra Vanderwaal Captain of the team and leads by example. Does everything right by her team and club. Highly respected!
# 38 - Taylor Mesiti Naturally skilful and has strong hands. Plays tall but can run like a small and has a beautiful long and accurate kick.
#16 - Claire Sheehy Strong one on one defender who is rarely beaten and sets up the backline perfectly.
#45 - Niamh Clarke Extremely composed for a young player and rarely big ever picks the wrong option. Great skills by hand or foot.
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2017 FINALS SERIES ST KILDA SHARKS #46 - Nuala Clark A young leader who had improved her kicking and contested work in the past season hugely. Communicates well and can play through the back or middle
#64 - Mia Amon Clever small forward who is loved by her teammates. Does the 1%’s better than anyone and often gets a clutch goal when needed.
#48 - Harriet Cooper Team first player! Does the job set and sticks to it for her team mates. Great energy within the group.
#83 - Alexandra Trollip Fierce competitor who wills herself to every contest! Improves in her football knowledge each game and is a mainstay of our midfield.
#49 - Claire Smurthwaite Came into the game late but has exceptional football knowledge. Is always on the right spot and links up well between middle and forward.
#87 - Lauren Ahrens Tall player who can run and is as good in the air as in the deck. Nice skills and as braves as they come
#52 - Laura Savage Give her any job on the field and she will do it. First year player who holds her on field position well and shows great composure.
#97 - Elizabeth Simkin Plays beyond her height and has exceptional body strength. Her follow up work and seconds efforts make her valuable
#54 - Racheal Achampong The wrecking ball! Hits every contest with everything she has and works well with the mids.
#57 - Ellie George Uses her run, carry and pace well. Gets plenty of ball being in the right spot and brings her team mates into the game. Fitness is exceptional. #63 - Ally Bild Young defender who improves each week. Great skills and rarely misses a target by foot.
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2017 FINALS SERIES PREVIEW FINALS WEEK 3 MORNINGTON RACECOURSE DIVISION 2 Sunday Grand Final – Endeavour Hills v Beaconsfield Last time they met: Round 13 Endeavour Hills 9.5.59 Def Beaconsfield 2.1.13 Form: Endeavour Hills WWWW, Beaconsfield WWWW Certainly, the best team of the year the Falcons have cruised into the Grand Final, and enjoyed Mornington and Beaconsfield battle it out last week in a golden point game which saw the Eagles win the game with a tap through their points. Whoever their opponent was going to be, it will be a tough game. The Falcons have been relentless in all their games this year the most memorable for them coming close to a loss was against Mornington which resulted in a draw. The determination of the Falcon’s has been inspirational, and they will go into today’s game brimming with confidence as they have all year. Their opponents, Beaconsfield are certainly the underdog tag. Coming from 4th to now being in a Grand Final just goes to that you never know what is going to happen in finals and this game will be no different for the Eagles. Beaconsfield have nothing to lose, except a flag, but no many will expect them to win today which is just how they like it. Be ready for a brilliant game of footy, the last time these teams crossed paths in round 11 it was the Falcons by 46 points. Those results don’t mean anything now, and it’s anyone’s game. 2017 Premiers: Endeavour Hills by 14 points
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2017 FINALS SERIES PRESIDENTS MESSAGE ENDEAVOUR HILLS
BEACONSFIELD
Our fate on the ground is in our own hands, with both the men’s and women’s senior team making it through to the grand final. In addition both our men’s reserves and the thirds are still in finals action, making 2017 one of our most successful seasons as a club.
Congratulations to the league organizer’s on running a fantastic competition this year with a revamped competition to allow continued growth within our region the opportunities have been great to support and promote the women’s football competition
All the hard work on the training track, on game day and off the field has put us in a position to bring home the prize we all have worked towards - let’s get the job done FALCONS!! Congratulations to Beaconsfield for getting to join us in the big dance.Off field we are also enjoying the most successful year in our short history.
At the start of the year we started off with a whole new team with lots of ladies just wanting to give footy a go and have fun. Well that decision has now lead to them running out in a grand final where they will have the opportunity to display all of the skills and development over the last year
The facilities at Barry Simon whilst still well short of ideal have seen improvements with the installation of an electronic scoreboard, full size goals posts, new carpet and a fire door in the canteen. Our thanks to Rosalie Crestani and her team at the Casey Council for their support. Not only has the depth of our playing group improved this year, but so too has the support around the club with new committee members and additional volunteers. My thanks to all of the committee members without their efforts the club could not function. Please come along to the AGM at 6.30 pm on 18th October at the Dandenong Club to become involved in the committee and have your input into the club’s success.
Beaconsfield are exceptionally proud to be a massive promoter and a club of choice for young ladies and women to have a go at footy and learn from a great bunch of coaches and volunteers from under 12 all the way through to our senior women’s as we now have a full pathway available
Our presentation night this year is on 23rd September at Sandown Greyhounds. See Kelly for tickets - $60 each which includes a 2 course meal & entertainment!
This year’s Grand final allows all of our club the opportunity to promote and support the growth of Football and we are exceptionally proud of our women
Our special thanks to our sponsors for 2017: Mypunter.com, Westernport Marina, Wok’d Endeavour Hills, Bakers Delight Endeavour Hills, Plus Fitness Endeavour Hills, GCS Services, Johnny Boys Pizza, Dandenong Club, Downes Ceramic Tiling, and S & J Brooks. Without your investment we wouldn’t be enjoying the success we are, and we look forward to your continued support in 2018.
We wish all of our women’s players their friends and families all the best and we cross our fingers for them in this year’s grand final To Scotty and coaching staff well done on a tough year and a massive congratulations on being a super coach
Go FALCONS!
CLUB NOTES Being a part of the inaugural women’s SEWF season has been a fantastic success, and the EHSFC congratulates all teams involved in the 2017 season. A big thankyou from Endeavour Hills to the SEWF and the team involved in getting this new league up and running. 2017 saw the Falcons represented with 47 players across two teams and two leagues, with 17 new players to the club and 12 players entirely new to football. Milestones for our senior women’s team include celebrating 200 games for Rebecca Sadler, 50 games for Amy Campbell and Jess Burke, as well as participating in Pride Round as a club. This year sees our women’s team’s first grand final appearance in its three-year history, which is an exciting reward for the effort the players, coaches and volunteers have put in this year. A big thank you to senior coach Marcus Klienert, reserves coach Scot Anderson, assistant coaches Ashlee Ladson and Stacey Howe, team managers Josh Downes and Rebecca Smith, players, volunteers and supporters for being a part of our success this year. Three years in the making – just need to do what we’ve been doing all year, put in a four-quarter effort, and the rewards will be ours. Go the FALCONS.
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This does not happen without the great support of volunteers sponsors and a club that is serious about development of football and community minded people so a big thank you to all of the behind the scenes support staff who make these opportunities possible.
Good luck Beacy Enjoy the opportunity and congratulations on the fantastic year Troy Robinson - President - Beaconsfield Football Club
CLUB NOTES Well what a year this has been a revamped competition and loads of excitement for our players Beaconsfield are proud of our women this year to make it through to the grand final it is a massive achievement and a great opportunity For many this is their first year of football and all are extremely excited to play of for a premiership representing our great club continuing our proud history of female football within the south east Club presentation is scheduled for Thursday the 28th of September where we will further get to celebrate the achievements of the ladies in a full club function Thank you to all volunteers and support staff who have contributed to make this year a success A big thank you to our sponsors and club for the continued support to allow this to be a great year. Good luck ladies enjoy a great day Go Beacy !!
SOUTH EASTERN WOMEN’S FOOTBALL
2017 FINALS SERIES MORNINGTON RACECOURSE DIVISION 2 LINE UP Sarah Allingham
Charlotte Jagusch
Aliesha Hamilton
Kristi Hinkley
FB FF HB HF
Amber Robinson
INT
Jessica Cox
Abbey McGeachin
Maria Pickering
Rebecca Sherry
Chantelle De Zilwa
Jessica Woolley
Shae Frazer
Millie Shone
Stacey Howe
Amanda Hancock
Laura Jonston
Catherine Moore
Sophie Boneham
Samantha Johnson
RU
Siona Pilkington
Sarah Beattie
Naomi Rice
Genavive Green
W
RR W
Liz Whitfield
Brooke Kerrison
Talia Maybey
Stephanie Dorning
R
Mary Rivera
Jess Burke
Shelby Walton
Alicia Brown
C
HF
Sammy Richardson
Lara Nicholas
Ruzena May
Natasha Bliss
Georgina Tiplady
Candice Loyola
Maddy Williams
Bec Sadler
Nicole Price
FF
Maddalyne Hession
Sophie Dickson
Brooke Allingham
FB
Amy Campbell
Alana Cherry
Megan Savage
Aleisha Lannigan
INT
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Jaylan Martin
HB
Devi Whelan
SOUTH EASTERN WOMEN’S FOOTBALL
2017 FINALS SERIES ENDEAVOUR HILLS #3 - Amanda Hancock General in the back half with superb vision. Has a real knack of being at the right spots in the dying moments of big games.
#18 - Laura Jonston Handy 2017 pick-up who has the ability to burst the game right open. Kicks both sides and her closing speed is borderline DANGEROUS.
#4 - Chantelle De Zilwa Best known for sticking to her opponent like glue, Diz can also find her own footy when set free. Gives 110% at every contest.
#20 - Bec Sadler Old gold who has been thrown down forward of late. She’s worth the price of admission alone, come and watch her make the footy talk.
#5 - Maddy Williams Extremely gifted talent who has come back from an ACL injury to once again prove a major factor. Loves to sell a bit of candy.
#23 - Nicole Price First year player who has proven her versatility throughout 2017. Works extremely hard every chance she gets. Has the X-factor.
#8 - Lara Nicholas Experienced at both ends of the park, Lars just keeps on keeping on. Big marks, big tackles, big goals. She does it all.
#24 - Stacey Howe Playing assistant coach who keeps things ice cool down back. Ace can play both tall or small and reads the game like a book.
#9 - Sarah Beattie One of the best ACL comebacks you will see, Beattie is once again at the peak of her powers. Run and carry machine.
#25 - Maria Pickering Captain since our club was formed. In-and-under utility type who thrives on the contest. Heart of the Falcons.
#10 - Ruzena May Hard worker who has imporved out of sight in 2017. Sticky hands out on the lead, with second and third efforts that her coaches love.
#29 - Devi Whelan Young Falcon on the rise. Devi uses her pace, strength and booming boot to beat her opponents at contest after contest. Runs all day.
#14 - Brooke Kerrison Indestructible midfielder who keeps coming back for more. You don’t want to find yourself between Brooke and the footy. She plays on the edge.
#30 - Sammy Richardson One of this years surprise packets, Richo has worked hard to become a genuine match winner in the forward half. 4th quarter specialist.
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SOUTH EASTERN WOMEN’S FOOTBALL
2017 FINALS SERIES ENDEAVOUR HILLS #31 - Liz Whitfield Unbelievable tank that will run and gun all day long. Smart and athletic, Liz gives everything week after week. Very classy operator.
#44 - Mary Rivera There isn’t much that Mini can’t do on a football field. Mostly found at the bottom of the packs, she battles hard all day.
#32 - Amy Campbell Solid tall who makes an immediate impact when thrown into the middle. Wears her heart on her sleeve and would do anything for the jumper.
#48 - Alana Cherry Field umpire turned flying Falcon, Cherry gives us options all over the park. Learns fast and does her job without question. Ultimate teammate.
#33 - Siona Pilkington Hugely important piece in the Falcons puzzle. Siona is thrown into the fire every week, always coming back harder and stronger than before. Match winner.
#79 - Rebecca Sherry Bit of Alex Rance in the way Shez goes about her footy. Very reliable back who loves to swing forward late for a cheap snag.
#36 - Jaylan Martin Absolute lightning bolt who has come out of nowhere this year. What she has learned in only half a season is scary. Game breaker.
#38 - Megan Savage First year player that goes about her footy the right way. Pressure machine that refuses to get beaten one on one.
#40 - Jess Burke Hardest workrate at the club. Tex nails whatever job you give her, big or small. Huge reason for our success this season.
#43 - Aleisha Lannigan Has gone from reserves skipper to seniors star. The athletic AJ can be placed anywhere and will impact that position all day long.
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2017 FINALS SERIES DIVISION 2 - GRAND FINAL @ CASEY FIELDS, 12 PM 10th SEPT
ENDEAVOUR HILLS
BEACONSFIELD
COACH
Marcus Kleinert
COACH
Scott Hilton
A COACH
Ashlee Ladson
A COACH
Terry Scully
TM
Josh Downes
TM
Minnie Alllingham
RUNNER
Jarryd Burke
RUNNER
Troy Robinson
#
Name
#
Name
3
Amanda Hancock
32
166
1
Maddalyne Hession
22
161
4
Chantelle De Zilwa
31
156
2
Jessica Woolley
23
159
5
Maddy Williams
21
160
3
Genavive Green
20
179
8
Lara Nicholas
38
176
4
Sophie Boneham
20
174
9
Sarah Beattie
29
166
5
Talia Maybey
24
169
10
Ruzena May
22
160
8
Natasha Bliss
24
175
14
Brooke Kerrison
23
163
9
Stephanie Dorning
24
165
18
Laura Jonston
22
165
10
Aliesha Hamilton
20
165
20
Bec Sadler
33
163
11
Georgina Tiplady
21
168
23
Nicole Price
29
160
12
Sarah Allingham
22
166
24
Stacey Howe
29
168
13
Millie Shone
20
164
25
Maria Pickering
28
155
15
Samantha Johnson
25
175
29
Devi Whelan
17
157
16
Kristi Hinkley
23
165
30
Sammy Richardson
26
171
17
Charlotte Jagusch
19
171
31
Liz Whitfield
31
166
18
Catherine Moore
25
165
32
Amy Campbell
24
180
19
Jessica Cox
19
170
33
Siona Pilkington
34
174
21
Naomi Rice
33
169
36
Jaylan Martin
20
175
23
Abbey McGeachin
20
169
38
Megan Savage
22
165
24
Brooke Allingham
22
167
40
Jess Burke
27
158
25
Sophie Dickson
22
168
43
Aleisha Lannigan
23
177
26
Shae Frazer
21
166
44
Mary Rivera
26
160
27
Alicia Brown
20
163
48
Alana Cherry
19
168
29
Candice Loyola
22
161
79
Rebecca Sherry
24
164
30
Shelby Walton
22
164
31
Amber Robinson
31
177
Q1
Age
Height
G
B
Q2
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Q3
Age
Height
G
B
Q4
SOUTH EASTERN WOMEN’S FOOTBALL
2017 FINALS SERIES BEACONSFIELD #1 - Maddalyne Hession Smart ball user who can play anywhere, likes to run and is fast.
#10 - Aliesha Hamilton Hard running onballer, consistent every week, good kick.
#2 - Jessica Woolley First year player that loves a contest, good goal kicker and intense tackler.
#11 - Georgina Tiplady First year player, former netball star who has great hands, can play either end.
#3 - Genavive Green Tall athletic type who has great hands, runs all day and knows where the goals are.
#12 - Sarah Allingham Captain who has leads by example, plays many roles and has great skills.
#4 - Sophie Boneham Solid defender with booming left kick.
#13 - Millie Shone Fast utility who has great skills and courageous for her size. Class act.
#5 - Talia Maybey Hard at it mid, never shirks a contest and runs all day.
#15 - Samantha Johnson Great player who can play anywhere, loves a contest and tireless worker. Will poll well in league B&F.
#8 - Natasha Bliss First year player who has good work ethic, great hands and loves a goal.
#16 - Kristi Hinkley Solid performer, loves to tackle and good skills.
#9 - Stephanie Dorning Smart utility, plays both ends, fearless and loves a goal.
#17 - Charlotte Jagusch First year player who attacks the footy, runs all day and loves a goal.
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SOUTH EASTERN WOMEN’S FOOTBALL
2017 FINALS SERIES BEACONSFIELD #18 - Catherine Moore Hard working defender with fearless attack & reads the play very well.
#27 - Alicia Brown Solid utility who can play either end, has good hands.
#19 - Jessica Cox First year player who has endless running capacity and uses the football well.
#29 - Candice Loyola Sneaky forward who loves a contest, good tackler who can kick goals.
#21 - Naomi Rice General CHB who reads the play well and rarely beaten.
#30 - Shelby Walton Former basketball star who runs the lines and is a tackling machine.
#23 - Abbey McGeachin Very reliable def / mid, works hard and long kick.
#31 - Amber Robinson Hard working forward who leads by example, great hands and uses the ball well.
#24 - Brooke Allingham Courageous forward who likes a goal and provides great pressure.
#25 - Sophie Dickson Experienced defender, tough as nails. Rarely beaten.
#26 - Shae Frazer League leading goal kicker, great skills and footy smarts, can play anywhere.
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2017 FINALS SERIES PREVIEW FINALS WEEK 3 MORNINGTON RACECOURSE SOUTH EAST DEVELOPMENT DIVISION Sunday Grand Final – Bass Coast Breakers v Tyabb Last time they met: Round 5 Bass Coast 4.6.30 Def Tyabb 2.4.16 Form: Bass Coast Breakers WWWW, Tyabb WWWW What a Grand Final this is going to be. Both the inform sides right now, and we couldn’t start the day with a better match. Not since these sides met in round 5, has Tyabb lost any other game. The Yabbies have been clinical about their football and the results show how good they are traveling. Tyabb kept Warragul scoreless last week and will have the Breakers thinking that it won’t be an easy game. Bass Coast have had a fantastic season, to go undefeated is a brilliant effort. The only game left to complete the perfect season is today’s Grand Final. It will be hard to pick who will win today’s game, there will be plenty of momentum shifts through each minute of the game, with a result that may not be determined until the dying seconds of the match. Either way, it will be a blockbuster local footy game that everyone will love. 2017 Premiers: Bass Coast Breakers by 3 points
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2017 FINALS SERIES PRESIDENTS MESSAGE BASS COAST BREAKERS
TYABB
The inaugural season of the Bass Coast Breakers reaches its climax today when the Breakers take on Tyabb at Casey Fields in the Grand Final. To have started from scratch and ended up in a Grand Final in the space of 9 months is a massive achievement and great credit to the small team of organisers, fantastic group of players and some wonderful sponsors - The Wonthaggi Club, Bendigo Community Bank San Remo, Inverloch Marine, RACV Resort Inverloch, Cardell Accountants, Onshore Linings, Magic Lands Rubbish Removal, CBXCrossfit, Old School Fitness PT and Southern Ceilings.
Here we are at our first Grand Final for Womens footy what a stellar year for our yabbies, first year in and only loosing one game thus far is a pretty good effort for all involved.
Of the many positives to come out of this first season the bond that has developed within the team is the most outstanding. The girls play for each other with a team first attitude that has seen them become a real force. Their commitment to training and skill development has been the catalyst to massive improvement over the course of the season. Their early success and team spirit has attracted many new players to the fold. They have gone from scratching for players to a point where their numbers are now the envy of many longer established teams.
The club and committee are very proud of your efforts and are pleased that the new girls chose Tyabb for their club, good luck today girls we are all behind you. Doug Taylor President
Today will be a massive challenge against Tyabb. Though we played and beat them earlier in the year they were undermanned on the day and have been in great form in the latter part of the season. The Breakers are as well prepared as they possibly can be. It takes a lot of work and a fair amount of luck to get to a grand final let alone win one. The girls have got there and there is no doubt they will give it their absolute best to get the job done.
CLUB NOTES The Bass Coast Breakers took on Warragul in the second semi final and won their way into a grand final after a hard fought win. The girls had not had a really physical contest for a few weeks and took some time to adjust to finals pressure. Kicking against a strong wind in the first quarter they kicked the first goal containing their opponents to a single goal and were very well placed at quarter time. A four goal to one second quarter helped set up the game. Mollie Bloch was terrific in the ruck and Tayla Stahl-Smith was proving very dangerous anywhere near goal. The Breakers never scored in the third quarter against the wind but still contained Warragul to a single goal and led by eleven points at the final change. The last quarter was hard going for both sides. Ella Angarane used her experience to read the ball and get herself into the right places while Sophie Bolding continued with the run and carry she produced all day. Hannah Mills and Gemma Tschiderer were rock solid in defence and the Breakers kicked away to earn a place in the Grand Final at Casey. Best: Mollie Bloch, Tayla Stahl, Sophie Bolding, Ella Angarane, Hannah Mills, Gemma Tschiderer
Thinking back to the beginning of pre season it’s so amazing that we have come this far. It just started as an idea that gained traction really quickly and all of a sudden we had a team full of amazing woman who were so keen to pull on the tyabb jumper.
Social: The Breakers presentation afternoon will be held on Saturday 23 September at 3pm at the Wonthaggi Club. It would be great to see as many players, supporters, family members and sponsors there to celebrate the season. Entry is $10, dress is semi-formal and finger food will be provided.
Go get em yabbies!! Nip nip
Today we can make history, today we have an opportunity in our first season that some people don’t get in their whole football careers. Whatever happenes the whole club and the supporters are so proud of our woman’s team!
San Remo District, Cowes and Grantville & District Community Bank®branches
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2017 FINALS SERIES MORNINGTON RACECOURSE SE DEV DIV LINE UP Michelle Baxter
Katie Dean
Emily Rudd
Laura Cuttriss
FB FF HB HF
Kate Thomas
INT
Leah Murphy
Mel McCartney
Nicole Randall
Ella Cargill
Hannah Mills
Darcey Hansen
Kylie Vigliarolo
Beth Finch
Sarah Vesty
Winnie Cuthbertson
Georgia Slavin
Kelly Adamson
Keira Beswick
Leonie Souter
RU W
Tess Angarane
Sophie Bolding
Tegan Huitson
Blair Kelly
RR W
Izzy Westen
Carly Formosa
Sarah Hose
Alicia Coventry
R
Tayla Stahl
Ella Angarane
Kate Thompson
Emily Quinton
C
HF
Charlotte Bolding
Kate Edney
Emma Volard
Tiff Sweet
Ebony Knapp
Jessie Godden
Jessica Bolding
Mollie Bloch
Gemma Tschiderer
FF
Jane Bilby
Court Northrop
Alex Bartlett
FB
Lana Van Berlo
Jade McDermid
Bonnie Mullins
Bec Slavin
INT
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Carly Heisler
HB
Gabby Bloch
SOUTH EASTERN WOMEN’S FOOTBALL
2017 FINALS SERIES BASS COAST #1 - Jade Macdermid Reliable one-on one defender, reads the ball well. Capable of kicking goals from anywhere.
#9 - Nina Barry-Macauley Hard working mid-fielder who will run all day.
#2 - Nicole Randall (Vice Captain) Strong bodied defender who is hard at the ball. A good user of the ball, will be a welcome return to the team.
#10 - Bec Slavin Versatile utility who is a strong tackler and will make her presence felt. Gives the team plenty of voice on the field.
#3 - Kate Edney (Vice Captain) Strong marking forward who can push through the mid-field. Clever player who is a good around goals.
#11 - Sophie Bolding (Captain) Hard running mid-fielder who sets up play. Likes to push forward and kick goals, has lead by example all year.
#4 - Jessica Bolding Accountable defender who is quick, fit and hard to beat.
#12 - Georgia Slavin Strong defender who uses her body well around the contest and does the 1 percenter’s for her team.
#5 - Ella Cargill Strong mark and accurate kick, reliable at either end of the ground.
#13 - Holly Thompson Quick and athletic utility who gives everything.
#6 - Carrie Mcmillan Exciting player, however injuries have ended her season early.
#14 - Sarah Vesty Key position player who can have an influence at both ends of the ground.
#7 - Carly Formosa Lively forward pocket/winger who is always in the action.
#15 - Winnie Cuthbertson Classy player who is always in the action. Uses her experience to direct play around the ground.
#8 - Marci Katz Canadian import who has adjusted well to AFL.
#16 - Gabby Bloch Strong marking forward who helps set up the forward-line.
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SOUTH EASTERN WOMEN’S FOOTBALL
2017 FINALS SERIES BASS COAST #17 - Charlotte Bolding Lightning quick winger who is capable on both sides of her body. Gets better every week.
#27 - Gemma Tschiderer Accountable defender who rarely beaten. A consistent player who is more than capable of pushing forward.
#18 - Sheryl Palmer Pocket rocket who loves to take the opposition on and kick a goal.
#28 - Izzy Weston Young gun who reads the play well and and takes the game on. A strong body who is hard at the ball.
#19 - Merryn Quilford Lively forward who has been hampered by injury this season.
#33 - Emma Volard Former Gippsland Power youth girls representative. An opportunist forward who can impose herself on a game.
#21 - Tess Angarane Athletic ruck who likes to get in and under. Loves to sneak forward and kick a goal. Has a history of stepping up in finals.
#34 - Ella Angarane Competitive midfielder who is the teams spiritual leader. Experienced player who gets heaps of the footy.
#23 - Hannah Mills A hard nut who loves contested footy. Provides voice and leadership around the ground and great run out of the back line.
#35 - Lana Van Berlo Versatile utility who can find the goals if given too much space.
#24 - Tayla Stahl Damaging forward who is dangerous around goals and strong overhead. Hard as Japanese mats.
#36 - Bonnie Mullins Promising junior who is a speedy winger and will run all day.
#25 - Mollie Bloch Skillful ruck who is strong overhead and good on the ground. Has made a seemless transition from youth girls to womens footy.
#37 - Chelsea Connell Reliable mid fielder who was influential in the first part of the season.
#26 - Carly Heislers Athletic flanker who is always in the right position. Continues to improve with every game.
#38 - Kell Rummage Experienced player who has been plagued by injury this season.
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2017 FINALS SERIES SE DEV DIVISION - GRAND FINAL @ CASEY FIELDS, 10 AM 10th SEPT
BASS COAST
TYABB
COACH
Steve Kenny
COACH
Matt Dimkos
A COACH
Ella Angarane
A COACH
Matt Grazules
TM
Gayle Bloch
TM
Leanne Hansen
RUNNER
Simon Bolding
RUNNER
#
Name
#
Name
1
Jade Macdermid
1
Kylie Vigliarolo
29
171cm
2
Nicole Randall (Vice Captain)
2
Emily Quinton
28
162cm
3
Kate Edney (Vice Captain)
3
Darcey Hansen
22
161cm
4
Jessica Bolding
4
Beth Finch
28
165cm
5
Ella Cargill
6
Carrie Mcmillan
5
Michelle Baxter
20
176cm
7
Carly Formosa
6
Mel McCartney
25
166cm
8
Marci Katz
7
Alex Bartlett
24
163cm
9
Nina Barry-Macauley
9
Katie Dean (C)
25
160cm
10
Bec Slavin
10
Alicia Coventry
25
176cm
11
Sophie Bolding (Captain)
11
Leah Murphy
29
163cm
12
Georgia Slavin
12
Leonie Souter
28
160cm
13
Holly Thompson
13
Ebony Knapp
18
174cm
14
Sarah Vesty
14
Jane Bilby
29
173cm
15
Winnie Cuthbertson
15
Tiff Sweet
20
169cm
16
Gabby Bloch
16
Tegan Huitson
24
177cm
17
Charlotte Bolding
18
Kate Thompson
26
172cm
18
Sheryl Palmer
20
Keira Beswick
31
178cm
19
Merryn Quilford
21
Sarah Hose
37
176cm
21
Tess Angarane
22
Emily Rudd
20
167cm
23
Hannah Mills
23
Kelly Adamson
23
162cm
24
Tayla Stahl
25
Mollie Bloch
26
Blair Kelly
33
153cm
26
Bonnie Mullins
27
Shailea Trickey
28
168cm
27
Gemma Tschiderer
29
Kate Thomas
28
171cm
28
Izzy Weston
31
Laura Cuttriss
30
174cm
33
Emma Volard
32
Courtney Northrop
25
175cm
35
Jessie Godden
29
162cm
Q1
Q2
34
Ella Angarane
35
Lana Van Berlo
36
Carly Heislers
37
Chelsea Connell
38
Kell Rummage
Age
Height
G
B
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Age
Q3
Height
G
B
Q4
SOUTH EASTERN WOMEN’S FOOTBALL
2017 FINALS SERIES TYABB #1 - Kylie Vigliarolo Competitve beast, strong mark ,great decison maker and a damaging forward.
#9 - Katie Dean The Captain, sets the tone every time she pulls on the jumper, a hard nut contested ball winner wih great skills and decisions.
#2 - Emily Quinton In and under mid who plays smart, never takes a backward step.
#10 - Alicia Coventry 1 of our running machine wingers who can go all day, super quick long left footer who gives us tonnes of inside 50s
#3 - Darcey Hansen Tall forward who gets into dangerous positions around goals.
#11 - Leah Murphy Key forward with great marking ability and a pure left foot, in the top goal kickers in the team
#4 - Beth Finch Strong lead up mark who can run all day and can also play multiple positions.
#12 - Leonie Souter One of our hard nuts who is a tackling beast, loves the rough stuff, great skills and great decison maker. Can also get around the goals.
#5 - Michelle Baxter Lightning quick back who has a huge engine and can play as a second ruck.
#13 - Ebony Knapp Another tough cookie who can crash packs in the air and do damage at ground level, a booming kick from CHB.
#6 - Mel Mccartney Classy mid with excellent skills, super fit, super tough and dangerous when she gets in front of goals.
#14 - Jane Bilby Experienced back who leads the way with her intercept marking and hard attack on the ball.
#7 - Alex Bartlett Reliable back pocket with crazy composure and super silky hands under pressure
#15 - Tiff Sweet Fast and light on her feet down back has developed into a really confident lock down defender, nice clean handball skill always providing protection for teammates.
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2017 FINALS SERIES TYABB #16 - Tegan Huitson Big strong tough ruck who non stop competes at every moment, a really reliable team mate.
#29 - Kate Thomas Plays back and plays forward, she always bobs up in the right postitions to compete, light frame but a great step.
#18 - Kate Thompson One of the leaders in the team, a clever mid who can genuinely play any postion on the ground, excellent skills and hard hitting.
#31 - Laura Cuttriss Marks the pill in any condtions, long raking left foot and a savage attack on the ball. Hard as a cats head, dont let her catch you.
#20 - Keira Beswick Tall forward with ridiculous hands and is fast on her feet for her size. An absolute nightmare for oposition teams.
#32 - Courtney Northrop Full Back in the team a reliable footballer who always gives everything when its her turn to go. Breaks the lines with her speed and strength.
#21 - Sarah Hose Part 2 of our running machine wings, looks like shes played 100 games when this is her first season. Great hands and a competitive beast.
#35 - Jessie Godden Classy half back flank with a great mind for defence but also gives us heaps of rebound with her run and carry, very experienced and a slick kick.
#22 - Emily Rudd Small Forward with great agression and competes hard. Only slight of frame but never backs down from a contest.
#23 - Kelly Adamson Small forward whos kicked 54 goals this year, damaging inside 50 when given space and even when she doesnt can create something from nothing. #26 - Blair Kelly Crazy skills, smart decision maker, can run all day long and never gives up on the ball. Terrorises every oposition midfield.
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THE PENINSULA’S MOST VERSATILE EVENT SPACE The stylish Mornington Racecourse facilities positions the club as the premier events destination on the Mornington Peninsula. Versatile function spaces with stunning views of the landscape and north facing decking areas offer a choice of beautiful spaces, with each event room having the latest in technology, furnishings and facilities. The Peninsula Room seats up to 330 guests banquet style or 500 cocktail style. With the flexibility to alter the function room into 3 different spaces, this will suit any sized event. With many acres of manicured gardens and undercover decking, we can also accommodate wedding ceremonies on site. The Gunnamatta room can also seat up to 650 guests banquet or 1000 cocktail style. If you are looking to create a truly memorable occasion, choose the Mornington Racecourse for your next function.
Contact our events team for a site inspection (03) 5975 3310 or email: info@mrc.net.au