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INSIDE THE EFL Senior representative football takes centre stage Welcome to the 2017 WorkSafe AFL Victoria Community Championships. Following the successful debut season of the Brett Connell newly formatted senior AFL Victoria Community representative competition Football & Engagement last year, we are pleased Manager to continue to provide community leagues with the chance to battle it out for the ultimate local footy bragging rights. The 2017 WorkSafe AFL Victoria Community Championships promises to deliver another exciting round of community football, as the opportunity to participate in senior representative programs continues to be a highlight for footballers in community competitions across the state. Today, a total of 30 leagues will compete in a one off head-to-head match across 15 different venues around Victoria. This season, the Community Championships will take centre stage, with a host of players set to showcase their skills in front of big crowds in the heart of Melbourne’s sporting precinct. Childhood dreams of playing on Australian football’s most hallowed turf will become a reality for a number of community footballers, with representative players from the number-oneranked Geelong Football Netball League and second-placed Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League set to battle it out for the coveted number-one ranking title on the MCG. The match will be played as a curtain-raiser to the Round 8 dedicated AFL Country Game between Essendon and Geelong. This is a fantastic opportunity for not only players,
but for umpires, coaches and volunteers to run out on the game’s biggest stage. I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone involved in making this match a reality, including our competition sponsor WorkSafe, AFL, Essendon and Geelong Football Clubs for their support. In addition to the Championships, the next generation of community football stars will also have the opportunity to don their local colours in a number of junior representative matches being played as curtain raisers to their Community Championship senior game. This is a terrific initiative for younger players to be able to showcase their talent, represent their league and test their skills against some of the best players across metropolitan Melbourne and country Victoria. Following on from a successful 2017 Community Umpiring Round last week, I would like to congratulate all the umpires who have been selected to adjudicate in today’s matches. Their hard work, dedication and strong performances either in the V/Line Umpiring Academies or metropolitan league associations will put them in good stead to officiate community football’s top players. Lastly, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the leagues, staff, players, coaches and volunteers involved in the 2017 WorkSafe AFL Victoria Community Championships, for their enthusiasm and support in the lead up to the event. We hope that you enjoy the experience and wish you the best of luck for the remainder of the 2017 football season. Brett Connell AFL Victoria Community Football & Engagement Manager
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THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE May 13, 2017 Price: $2.00 (inc. GST) Vol. 28 No. 5 All material and photographs prepared by the Eastern Football League Media Manager, including original articles and those of contributors, published in the Eastern Footballer, are subject to copyright laws and cannot be reproduced without the permission of the EFL. Some photos provided by Cyan Sporting Images and Fairfax Journal. Address all correspondence to: Eastern Football League, 256 Scoresby Road, Boronia 3155. Telephone: 9762 5766, Fax: 9761 1315. Chairman: Graham Halbish. Chief Executive Officer: Phil Murton. Printed by Cyan Press. Telephone: 9763 4088.
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EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Coach: Wayne Judge
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Club
Age
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Ayhan Bajramov
Montrose
Height Weight 188
91
18
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Nathan Bardsley
Scoresby
181
75
18
21
Aaron Beddoes
Mooroolbark
187
86
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Joel Cendamo
Vermont
184
80
18
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Sam Cooper
Doncaster
192
75
18
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Riley Costantino
Norwood
185
74
18
20
James Curtiss
Knox
175
75
19
30
Jack Davidson
Mulgrave
181
72
18
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Harrison Dempster
Croydon
171
75
19
12
Kane Doueal
Croydon
173
70
19
28
Declan Forbes
Knox
180
82
19
15
Lucas Grierson
Heathmont
182
69
18
14
Riley Hams
Montrose
180
79
19
25
Thomas Jacotine
Vermont
183
76
19
23
James Krikas
Vermont
177
70
18
31
Thomas Maddern
Croydon
194
84
18
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Jordan Marson
Noble Park
182
76
18
19
James McCubbin
Mitcham
186
84
18
4
Hamish McGowan
Vermont
184
86
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Jack O’Keefe
Vermont
183
82
18
24
Jake Parente
Mitcham
189
86
19
16
Brent Paterson
Montrose
195
86
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Haresh Sitharather
Doncaster East
178
70
18
29
Patrick Wallis
Vermont
175
73
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Ryan White
Boronia
182
81
19
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Matthew Williamson
Aberfeldie
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Jordan Farrell
Aberfeldie
170
69
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David Tonkich
Keilor
175
73
3
Jackson Robb
Avondale Heights
178
81
4
Brodie Meyers
Essendon Doutta Stars
178
72
5
Donte Digiglio
Essendon Doutta Stars
178
79
6
Sam Medland
Aberfeldie
179
76
7
Jack Deoki
Airport West
179
69
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Chad Sir
Essendon Doutta Stars
180
75
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Brayden Schibeci
Maribyrnong Park
180
72
10
Alex Kocovic
Keilor
182
76
11
Jack Newman
Moonee Valley
183
73
12
Justin Condo
Essendon Doutta Stars
184
85
13
James Bailey
Keilor
185
74
14
187
83
15
Lachlan Di Sebastiano Airport West Aydin Kesici
Craigieburn
187
76
16
Mark Gregory
Aberfeldie
188
80
17
Dinny Cleary
West Coburg
188
83
18
Jake Toa
Essendon Doutta Stars
189
98
19
Josh Marino
West Coburg
191
82
20
Jake Camelleri
Keilor
191
93
21
Ben McManus
Keilor
191
86
22
Jakob Shaw
Aberfeldie
192
96
23
Jack Elliot
Roxburgh Park
193
87
24
Scott Russell
Avondale Heights
193
87
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Age
Cameron Manuel
Rowville 27
185
83
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Chris Annakis
Doncaster 29
183
80
3
Damian Garner
Rowville
27
192
88
21
Dean Poynton
Norwood
27
190
85
7
Jack Whelan
North Ringwood
23
176
82
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#
Jackson Weatherald Balwyn
27
177
73
5
Jake Best
Vermont
28
180
80
11
Jake Tucker
South Croydon
23
194
100
39
Jayden Van Unen
North Ringwood
24
188
78
19
Joshua Weightman
East Ringwood
21
170
65
1
Lachlan McDonald
Rowville
20
180
78
2
Leigh Williams
Norwood
26
195
102
38
Liam Wale-Buxton
Vermont
20
199
108
30
Lochlan Dickson
Norwood
25
188
84
24
Matthew Aver
Norwood
27
188
86
20
Matthew Davey
Rowville
25
181
80
10
Rhett Jordan
Norwood
27
185
88
8
Robbie McComb
Vermont
21
180
83
12
Rory Lehmann
Vermont
21
194
95
22
Ryan Morrison
Noble Park
23
192
90
17
Shane Davidson
Vermont
24
195
88
23
Stuart Hill
Norwood
30
195
102
37
Thomas Hill
North Ringwood
26
199
101
18
Timothy Harper
Noble Park
27
185
84
6
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North Ringwood
23
184
80
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MOYLE EXCITED BY CHALLENGE By: Daniel Cencic, Twitter: @DC_EFL
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he 2017 WorkSafe AFL Victoria Community Championships have arrived.
Led by coach Brett Moyle, the Eastern Football League takes on the Essendon District Football League today at Bayswater Oval, with the stakes at a high. A victory against the EDFL would mean the EFL plays off for the number-one rank in the main game in 2018 – after its 24-point loss to the Geelong league in 2016 pushed it back to third rank. After an initial squad of around 60 was named last month, Moyle faced the tough challenge of picking his side and reducing the list to just of the EFL’s most exciting footballers. “It (was) going to be a challenge to try and cut the squad down, because there’s a lot of good players,” Moyle said. “Every player that’s going to be removed is going to be a good player.” While the initial squad has been virtually cut in half over the last fortnight, Moyle faces his next challenge before 2.15pm Saturday “It’s not going to be a lot of fun for me but we need to get it down to the best 22,” he said. Norwood leads the charge with six players named, followed by Vermont and Rowville with five each. Rowville’s Cam Manuel features among the squad, with the 2016 Chandler medallist forming the list of eight Rowville players named. “He’s keen to play, which is good,” Moyle said. “I think Cam really embraced the whole thing last year and he’s right on board with it again which is great.” Rounding out the Hawks’ selected players include Lachlan McDonald, Matthew Davey, Damian Garner and club captain Alex Frawley. The Norsemen boast Dean Poynton, Stuart Hill, 10
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Matthew Aver, Leigh Williams, Lochlan Dickson and the returning Rhett Jordan in the squad. Under the tutelage of Norwood senior coach Denis Knight – the former EFL senior interleague coach - all players have been encouraged to play, as Knight told EFL GameDay a fortnight ago that he was on board with the concept of interleague during the season. With a plethora of forwards to choose from, the tantalising prospect of seeing any of Leigh Williams, Jake Tucker, Jake Best and Jake Hammond – to name just a few – in the same forward line is set to excite all EFL followers. “It’s hard to fit them all in (and) due to injury to a couple of key ones and unavailability we were left with one or two of the best goal kickers in the comp, whereas this year we’re going to be left with a lot of options,” Moyle said. “Jake Tucker kicked seven goals for South Croydon (in Round 3) and Hammond kicked four as well and Jake Best is kicking a few with Vermont. “There’s lots of different options there for sure.” Tucker has enjoyed a fruitful first month of the season, kicking goals each week for South Croydon who is currently undefeated after four rounds. A bag of seven on Anzac Day against Blackburn at Cheong Park is Tucker’s biggest haul for the year. Meanwhile, a bag of six against Norwood in Round 1 and four against South Croydon on Anzac Day has formed part of Jake Hammond’s blistering start to the season for Blackburn, who looks a dangerous prospect up forward for the EFL should he play against the EDFL. Last weekend saw Hammond register two majors in his side’s 28-point win over Noble Park. Among the Vermont players in the squad, Jake Best, Adam Parker, Liam Wale-Buxton and Robbie McComb were all named in Vermont’s best last weekend in the win over Rowville, with Rory Lehmann also enjoying a strong
start to season 2017 named in the best twice. In what is yet another accolade on an illustrious football CV for Brett Moyle, which includes captaining Balwyn’s 2008 premiership side and coaching North Ringwood to premierships in 2012 and 2014, Moyle can’t wait to coach 22 of the League’s superstars. “It’s a real honour,” he said.
and pick a side, but what we’re going to be left with is a really good side to be in charge of.” A former senior interleague representative himself, Moyle knows the significance of playing for the EFL at representative level and performing on the big stage. “I really enjoyed it,” he said.
“Last year when we didn’t win, I wasn’t sure that I’d be asked again so I’m glad I’ve been asked again to do it.
“That’s something I tried to impart onto our players last year and I will again (this year) of how much I enjoyed the experience of playing in a game like this.
“It’s really enjoyable working with all the best players and while it has its challenges to try
“I hope all the players see that opportunity the same way and are desperately keen to play.”
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LEADER YOUNG GUN By: Toby Prime (Leader Newspapers) HARESH Sitharather was hardly in Steve Buckle’s planning in the pre-season. From the Beverley Hills under-17s, Sitharather has made a seamless transition to senior football at Doncaster East. Coach Steve Buckle said the slightly built Sitharather held his own through pre-season and the Lions’ practice matches, with his performances demanding selection for Round 1. “He can play multiple positions but is best suited to behind the footy coming off half-back, he reads the play pretty well and has a pretty good pair of hands,” Buckle said. “We had a few kids we thought might possibly be able to step into some senior footy this year but through the pre-season and the way he trained, we were pretty happy with the way he was tracking.” Sitharather has gone from working his way off the bench and rotating through the Lions’ defensive group to be a starting member of the back six.
“He has good speed, reads the game pretty well and he is a pretty good intercept marker,” Buckle said. “We’ve tried him in a few different positions to give him a look on a personal level and try to keep developing different areas of his game. “The last two weeks he has started as part of that back six so that tells you how much we think of him and how he has been tracking.” Sitharather’s performances have earned him the Round 4 nomination for the Division 1 and 2 Eastern Football League Young Gun Award. Sitharather is joined by Templestowe’s Matthew Zukiewicz, who is this week’s Division 3 and 4 nominee.
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VOICE IN THE OUTER
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am the faceless man standing and cheering. I am the man whose hear t bleeds for his team. You hear me every Saturday as the boys run onto the ground. You hear me celebrate ever y goal. You hear me scream out in agony and cry out in ecstasy. I have an opinion. I have passion. I am the “Voice in the Outer”. I’m not normally a prophetic man. I don’t overthink situations and rarely ponder the deeper meanings of life. Recently though, I reflected on the way life tends to evolve in cycles. There are definite phases in our lives that bring periods of happiness and then times of sadness and despair. You rejoice in the good and have to work through the difficult periods. Like a rollercoaster, there are ups where you reach enormous heights, followed by troughs where you slump to lows. It helps you develop as a person and makes you stronger in character. It’s how you evolve through these periods that ultimately define who you are as a person. One thing is for certain though. In the words of William Shakespeare, “life will always come full circle.” If you ride through the perils of the challenges, rewards will return. The Whitehorse Pioneers Football Club has ridden this wave of fortune and appears to be now emerging again at the other side. Like the hands on a clock, perpetually revolving around the dial, the Pioneers look to be back on the verge of seeing some success. Since joining the Eastern Football League in 1998, the boys from Springfield Park have had three distinct phases in their level of results. It took the Pioneers a few seasons to initially find their feet in the EFL. Just 12 wins from their first 67 games in the competition saw them make their way down to Division 4 after what could only be described as an initial baptism of fire.
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Having worked through the tough times though, 2002 brought on a period of some hard fought success. Over the next seven seasons, the club would play in finals six times, a Division 4 grand final in 2006 and ultimately claim their first EFL premiership in 2007. Whitehorse looked ready to make their move back up into Division 3 and instantly found they were a competitive unit at the higher level. Despite just missing finals in their first season in the higher division, the Pioneers returned the following year in 2009 and went one step further finishing fourth and partaking in the September action. Like that never-ending cycle of highs and lows though, Whitehorse’s fortunes took a turn for the worse in 2010. The club has ridden through this and despite never having won more than six games in a season since that time and experiencing finishing on the bottom of the Division 3 ladder in both 2011 and 2015, has remained upbeat and positive. With Derek Shaw coming on as senior coach, one started to feel that the Pioneers were ready to once again stake a claim for renewed success. Even though Whitehorse only finished seventh at the end of 2016, they defeated finalist Donvale throughout the season and suffered only narrow losses to both the premier, Ferntree Gully and runner-up, Forest Hill by one and two goals respectively. The signs were there that things were on the improve. The start of 2017 however has seen the emergence of the Pioneers as a genuine contender. They sit undefeated after four rounds of the season, with wins against three sides that finished above them on the ladder last year in Kilsyth, Glen Waverley and Surrey Park. The next era of success may be right on the doorstep of Springfield Park. Whitehorse is starting to announce itself that its time may be approaching. If the window of opportunity exists between 12 o’clock and 3pm, it’s now approaching midday for the mighty Pioneers. I’ll see you in the outer!
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DEMPSEY LOOKS FORWARD TO HIT-OUT By: JULIA MONTESANO
COURTENAY Dempsey walked into the EDFL looking for a new opportunity to re-discover his true love of football. Dempsey was a hard battler in his years at Essendon, both on and off the field. Not only was he one of the most ruthless defenders in the competition, but he was also faced with a number of injuries and of course. But following his 133-game stint at Essendon which spanned a decade, Dempsey is hoping to bring experience to the EDFL Interleague squad as they continue their thorough preparations to take on the Eastern Football League this Saturday. The 29-year-old admits that “a lot of these players understand the football game really well”, but is still eager to further develop the talent present in the team, in order to really take it up to the strength and versatility of the EFL’s players. For him personally, Dempsey is looking forward to not only a good hit-out against the EFL, but also to start enjoying footy again. “I’ve come down to the EDFL and I’m enjoying it. I’m finding the love of the game again and the reason why I enjoy playing footy,” Dempsey said. “It’s a lot more exciting than I expected it to be. I’m enjoying the time out there and enjoying having fun all the time.” He also likes the fact the footy can be “serious when it needs to be”, highlighting not only the entertainment factor of the EDFL, but the serious competitiveness present in the league. Despite possessing the talent that he has, the former Essendon defender admitted that he didn’t expect to be picked in the Interleague side in his first year as an EDFL footballer. In fact, he didn’t even know there was an Interleague competition. However, Dempsey is very appreciative of getting another opportunity to showcase his talent and skills Bayswater on Saturday. “I’m very honoured to be picked in it EDFL Interleague squad and hopefully I’ll be able to get a run in the game,” Dempsey said. www.efl.org.au
The Greenvale defender is confident that the EDFL Interleague side can match it with the third-ranked EFL, praising the talent and the experience of the players who received the honour to play in the squad. “We are understanding that the EFL is a very tough league but in saying that, we are a very tough league as well and we can hit it up with any other competition in Victoria,” Dempsey said. Despite having only five games under his belt in the EDFL, Dempsey admits that “the standard’s actually a really good standard of footy”, giving an indication of the level of competitiveness that the Interleague side is hoping to bring over to Bayswater. Not only is he focused on getting a win, but Dempsey is aiming to enjoy his time out at Bayswater, rubbing shoulders with the EDFL’s finest. The Interleague journey for Courtenay Dempsey is one of self-discovery, enjoyment and determination to take a victory back to his new home in the EDFL.
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GALEA GEARING UP FOR INTERLEAGUE CLASH By: JULIA MONTESANO
HE has been a two-time leading goal-kicker in the VFL, been the leading goal-kicker multiple times here in the EDFL- including 101 goals last year, and he won Avondale Heights’ B&F in 2014. Dean Galea is the man you want in your Interleague side and he’s more motivated than ever to taste Interleague glory. It’s Galea’s third successive time being picked in the side, and he’s honoured to be playing with and against the “best of the best” on Saturday. “Brodie (Holland) rang me about three weeks ago to see if I was interested in playing,” Galea said. “I couldn’t say yes quick enough.” If anyone knows the rewards that come out of the Interleague experience, it’s Galea. The Keilor forward has kicked five goals in his last two Interleague matches against the Southern Football League in 2015 and against the Goulburn Valley Football League in 2016. Galea is hoping to assert his own dominance once again against the Eastern Football League at Bayswater.
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“My job is to kick goals and if I didn’t kick goals, I wouldn’t be doing my job,” he said. This year, Galea will play with a number of star EDFL forwards, with fellow Keilor spearhead, Jason Williams, former Avondale Heights sparring partner, Patrick Rose and of course, ex-Carlton and Collingwood forward, Cameron Cloke, all helping him out in the forward line. “It’s going to be a pretty high level of football,” he said of the game against the EFL. “There’s going to be a lot of good footballers running around.” Galea is familiar with the talent present in the EFL side, after playing a couple of practice matches against some of their boys in the pre-season. “It’s a strong competition,” he said. He also eluded to the “rivalry” between the EFL and the EDFL, setting up a fierce match between the two more elite sides in the state, rated third and fourth in the WorkSafe AFL Victoria Community Championship rankings, respectively. “I don’t know why, but I think we both think that we’re better than each other,” Galea said of the rivalry between the two leagues. The EFL has a similar squad to the EDFL squad – both containing young players, so the dominant forward sees no reason why the EDFL can’t come away with its third consecutive Interleague win. “I think it’s the best players you can find in the competition bar injuries and suspension,” Galea said. “You know it’s going to be a high-quality game.” But above all, Galea is looking forward to the enjoyment of again representing his league. “I enjoy the pressure and I enjoy playing in big games,” he said. “I just try to enjoy the footy as much as I can.” As soon as it was revealed that the EDFL would be taking on the EFL in the WorkSafe AFL Victoria Community Championships this year, everyone knew it was going to be a spectacle that was not to be missed. But now, knowing that one of the most influential players is raring to go for the fierce contest, it makes the cut-throat match all the more exciting.
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DOGS’ DELIGHT South Croydon has taken all before it so far in season 2017. An undefeated opening month has seen the Bulldogs defeat Bayswater, Blackburn, North Ringwood and East Ringwood, as the Bulldogs look to play finals for the first time since 2013. Explosive goal-kicker Jake Tucker looks set to line up for the EFL in the 2017 WorkSafe AFL Victoria Community Championships at Bayswater Oval, adding to the Dogs’ successful start. “We’re rapt at the moment,” senior coach Leigh Adams said “We’ve played some really good footy and our best win has probably been against a quality side of Blackburn.” South Croydon will play Vermont after the interleague break, where Adams believes the Bulldogs will find out more about we’re they sit in the pecking order of the EFL’s top flight. “It’s been a good start but I think we’ll find out a little bit more about where we’ll finish up in the next few weeks when we take on some really good quality teams,” he said. The new recruits at Cheong Park have shone in the early part of the season, including Matt Jones, Max King, Dale Walker and Jason Want.
By: Daniel Cencic Twitter: @DC_EFL In his second year at the helm, Adams has seen his side’s development somewhat fast-tracked this season after his first season as coach, with the players learning the game-plan and understanding structures. Adams believes his side began to click late last season when it finished the year on a high. “I think it always takes you a minimum of a year to get the boys to buy in to the game-plan and then understand what we’re trying to do and get their head around it,” he said. “In the last five or six rounds last year where we won four of the last six, the boys really started to get on board and understand what we’re trying to do. “With another pre-season under our belts, a few new recruits, it’s been able to fast-track our development of the game-plan a bit more.” Managing training loads at this point of the season is key for the undefeated Bulldogs, where a big month of tests awaits beginning with Vermont after the week off, followed by Montrose, Doncaster and Rowville. “With the interleague coming up, we’ll get a bit more training into the boys, have a solid session and have a good weekend off before a really big game for our club,” Adams said.
Adams has been impressed with the class his recruits have brought to the club, and the depth of the playing list. “Our recruits have been fantastic so far this year,” he said. “Not only just getting five or six new blokes into the footy club has given us a bit of depth which is great (and) blokes don’t know their position is safe. “We ended up having 13 players who played in the seniors last year playing in the reserves.” Max King in particular has proven his worth at the Bulldogs, causing opposition coaches headaches each week with his versatility around the ground. “He’s really athletic for his size as well, he’s 202 centimetres and he can jump as well (and) with that reach there’s not too many blokes who can get their hands up that high,” Adams said.
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INTERLEAGUE NETBALL EFL SENIOR INTERLEAGUE TEAM Coach – Shelley O’Donnell Team Manager – Nicole Schoch Nicole Phillips – Boronia – GK, GD (Captain) The general down back, Nicole provides great strength in defence providing great leadership to everyone on the court. Alicia Hughes – Fairpark – GA, GS (Vice Captain) Alicia’s speed and ability to read the play give a nice mix that compliments her partner in the goal ring. She shows strong leadership and is always up for a challenge. Stephanie McNay – Fairpark – GD, GK A vital member of the defensive end, Stephanie’s vertical leap and agility always putting pressure on the feeds into the circle. Jordan Lingard – Fairpark – GA, WA Jordi’s quick play makes her a pivotal member on the attack in any team. Her ability to keep running and create space in the circle, finishing off accurately with a goal. Rebecca McMahon – Boronia – C, WA Bec’s mix of experience, speed and game sense brings great strength to the mid court. Her strong leads onto the circle finished off by confident feeding into the goalers is an asset to the team. Kathleen McMahon – Boronia – WD, C Bringing a bit more height to the mid court, Kathleen’s pressure on the opposition in WD or throughout the mid court in general is one of her strengths also providing a strong steady influence in C. Katie Wilson – Croydon – C, WA Katie’s speed, agility and ability to keep running makes her a great asset to the mid court. She drives hard, hitting the circle to finish off with controlled feeds into the circle. Verity Boyd – Montrose – WD, C Verity is a strong confident player whose ability to play anywhere in the mid court makes her a tough competitor. Her ability to read the play and put pressure over the ball is a welcome addition to the team. Haylee O’Shea – Wantirna South – GD, GK A lovely defender to watch, Haylee provides great pressure in the circle leading to intercepts taken and great run out of defence. Lauren Woodgate – Wantirna South – GA, GS A long-distance shooter, Lauren brings great accuracy to the goal circle as well as hard running and strong leads into the circle making feeding an ease for her mid court team. www.efl.org.au
UNDER-19s PROFILES Coach – Alana Coleman Zoe Callanan: Captain. Dynamic midcourter that reads the play beautifully and has great timing and awareness, combined with skilful passing and great defensive pressure. Natural leader. Zoe Lythgo: Agile attacker, on a wing or in goals. Sets up the play and is a highly skilled, creative thinker that always makes those around her look good. Composed when things heat up. Mikayla McNamara: Athletic and versatile, most at home in the goals. An intimidating presence in the circle with her ability to dictate ball movement, dynamic pace teamed with strong holding and an ability to shoot from anywhere. Annaliese Carroll: Defensive midcourter with an uncanny ability to take impossible intercepts. Great shutdown player that will hurt opponents on the attack with her explosive speed. Works relentlessly and never gives up. Nikeisha Vermulst: Tight one-on-one defender that plays taller than she is. Strong in the air and rarely concedes a rebound, works tirelessly to minimise her goaler’s impact on the game. Always finds a way to work her way ball side. Holly Galway: Lively defender that will throw herself into every contest. With height on her side she can get great hands over the shot and has excellent rebounding capabilities. Chenile Chandler: Super athletic defender with a phenomenal jump. Uses her athleticism to hunt for errant passes anywhere in the defensive end of the court and shutting dow space for the opposition. Hannah Barry-Murphy: Super calm and composed midcourter that supplies the goalers with excellent feeds consistently. Works hard off the ball and is really smart with her positioning and impeccable timing in attack. Highly skilful too. Sinead Lumsden: Extremely accurate shooter from close or long range with excellent speed and agility. Thinks, creates and uses lightning fast hands in the circle to maximise scoring potential. Stacey Fleming: Makes shooting goals look effortless. Provides lots of movement and rotation in the circle, holds nicely and remains calm under pressure. Great timing and drive onto the ball, a really graceful mover. 23
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DIVISION 2 This Rd Total
Billy Schilling, Montrose Jake Hammond, Blackburn Jake Tucker, South Croydon Leigh Williams, Norwood James Munks, Doncaster Jake Best, Vermont Rhett Jordon, Norwood Max King, South Croydon Thomas Hill, North Ringwood Mitchell Davis, Vermont
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13 13 12 12 11 10 10 10 8 7
DIVISION 3
This Rd Total
Jake Parente, Mitcham Rowan Hore, Upper FTG Christopher Hoegel, Mitcham Corey Berntsen, Lilydale Jackson Freeman, Wantirna South Thomas Gordon, Doncaster East Thomas McGowan, Mulgrave Jake Summers, Doncaster East Matthew Sharpe, Waverley Blues Jayden Duman, Knox
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DIVISION 4 This Rd Total
This Rd Total
Lee Boyle, Ferntree Gully Eagles 4
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Jack Purcell, Donvale
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Trent Farmer, Ringwood
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15
Andrew Padbury, W’horse Pioneers 2
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Michael King, Chirnside Park
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Matthew Carnelley, Forest Hill
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Kevin Clark, Heathmont
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Nicholas Murphy, Donvale
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Alex Bakens, South Belgrave
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Damon Fairchild, Boronia
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Leigh Odermatt, Coldstream
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12
Aaron Mcnab, Chirnside Park
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11
Christopher Murphy, Silvan
1
11
Luke Dunn, Warrandyte
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10
Dean Cecere, Coldstream
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11
Matthew Nicholson, Park Orchards 0
10
Justin Cuzzupi, Surrey Park
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11
Alexander Fiore, Donvale
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11
Jarrod Spurrell, Heathmont
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DIVISION 4
Vermont
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Knox
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Boronia
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Whitehorse Pioneers
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Blackburn
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Lilydale
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Heathmont
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Coldstream
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Sth Croydon
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Park Orchards
18
Noble Park
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Templestowe
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Donvale
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Doncaster
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The Basin
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Kilsyth
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Rowville
11
Ferntree Gully
12
Forest Hill
12
North Ringwood
10
Chirnside Park
11
Surrey Park
11
Scoresby
11
Glen Waverley Hawks
7
Silvan
7
Fairpark
3
Norwood
9
Montrose
8
East Ringwood
5
Balwyn
5
Bayswater
Mitcham
15
Doncaster East
13
Croydon
12
Mooroolbark
12
Mulgrave
8
Wantirna South
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Waverley Blues
4
Upper FTG
4
Ringwood
9
Warrandyte
5
South Belgrave
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East Burwood
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The EFL looking for people who would be interested in becoming Umpires in the EFL. Umpiring is a rewarding and challenging discipline in football and gives YOU literally, the best seat in the house, in the best sport in the country. The EFL is a great place to learn the skills around being an umpire. Qualified coaches that will train both the physical & theory of all three disciplines The EFLUA also offers a pathway for those who want to progress to the AFL as an umpire. The club has a great social calendar and plenty of experienced umpires who will assist and help you in your new role.
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EASTERN RANGES Round 7 The Ranges are back at Box Hill City Oval to host the Bendigo Pioneers this weekend! The side is coming off their second win of the season last weekend and will be looking to stay on the winner’s list. In what was an exciting game of TAC Cup football last week against the Gippsland Power, the Ranges managed to kick a goal with less than 2 minutes left on the clock to score a nail-biting win by 2 points. A reminder to all our Player Sponsors that framed photos of their players are now available at the club. Please get in touch with your player to have them pass this on to you or contact the club if you need extra assistance. For more information on Player Sponsorships please visit our website. Remember to follow us across social media
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4
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4
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DIVISION ONE Round 1 - Saturday 8 April Balwyn 6.6-42 Bayswater 11.5-71 B’burn 15.11-101 Montrose 11.9-75 Noble Pk 11.13-79
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Vermont 11.10-76 Sth Croydon 15.14-104 Norwood 9.14-68 Donc. 16.11-107 Rowville 8.11-59
Sunday 9 April Nth R’wood 3.7-25 v East R’wood 2.8-20
Round 3 - Friday 14 April Blackburn 10.10-70 v Balwyn 4.21-45
Round 2 - Saturday 22 April Norwood 11.6-72 Vermont 18.13-121 Doncaster 5.8-38 Rowville 12.7-79 East Ring’d 18.11-119
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Noble Pk 12.11-83 Montrose 7.14-56 Nth Ring’d 16.7-103 Balwyn 12.18-90 Bayswater 6.10-46
Tuesday 25 April Sth Croydon 18.12-120 v Blackburn 13.19-97
Round 3 - Saturday 29 April Rowville 12.6-78 Doncaster 11.10-76 East Ringwood 9.5-59 Bayswater 10.4-64
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Montrose 10.11-71 Norwood 9.7-61 Noble Pk 12.15-87 Vermont 13.20-98
Sunday 30 April Nth Ringwood 7.2-44 v Sth Croydon 9.11-65
Round 4 - Saturday 6 May Balwyn 4.11-35 Sth Croydon 20.9 129 Norwood 18.7-115 Vermont 16.15-111 Noble Pk 3.11-29 Montrose 12.18-90
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Doncaster 10.13-73 East Ringwood 6.4-40 Nth Ringwood 9.4-58 Rowville 8.7-55 Blackburn 8.9-57 Bayswater 5.9-39
Senior Interleague - Saturday 13 May Round 5 - Saturday 20 May South Croydon Blackburn Noble Park Balwyn Rowville Norwood
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Vermont Bayswater North Ringwood East Ringwood Doncaster Montrose
Round 6 - Saturday 27 May Doncaster East Ringwood Vermont Bayswater Montrose North Ringwood
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Blackburn Norwood Noble Park Rowville South Croydon Balwyn
Round 7 - Saturday 3 June Balwyn Rowville Vermont Montrose Doncaster Bayswater
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Norwood Blackburn East Ringwood North Ringwood South Croydon Noble Park
Round 8 - Saturday 10 June Noble Park South Croydon Norwood Blackburn North Ringwood East Ringwood
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Balwyn Rowville Vermont Montrose Bayswater Doncaster
Round 9 - Saturday 17 June Bayswater Montrose Blackburn Vermont Rowville South Croydon
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Balwyn Noble Park North Ringwood Doncaster East Ringwood Norwood
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Round 10 - Saturday 24 June Balwyn Doncaster East Ringwood Noble Park Norwood North Ringwood
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Montrose Bayswater Blackburn South Croydon Rowville Vermont
Round 11 - Saturday 1 July Balwyn South Croydon Montrose Norwood Noble Park Vermont
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Blackburn North Ringwood Rowville Doncaster East Ringwood
Bayswater
Round 12 - Saturday 8 July Doncaster East Ringwood North Ringwood Rowville Blackburn Bayswater
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Balwyn South Croydon Norwood Vermont Noble Park Montrose
Round 13 - Saturday 15 July Vermont v Balwyn Norwood v Blackburn
Sunday 16 July (Split Round) East Ringwood v North Ringwood
Saturday 22 July (Split Round) Doncaster v Montrose Rowville v Noble Park South Croydon v Bayswater
Round 14 - Saturday 29 July Noble Park Montrose North Ringwood Balwyn Bayswater Blackburn
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Norwood Vermont Doncaster Rowville East Ringwood South Croydon
Round 15 - Saturday 5 August Noble Park North Ringwood Blackburn South Croydon Norwood East Ringwood
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Doncaster Rowville Vermont Balwyn Bayswater Montrose
Round 16 - Saturday 12 August Balwyn Rowville Vermont Montrose Bayswater Doncaster
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Noble Park South Croydon Norwood Blackburn North Ringwood East Ringwood
Round 17 - Saturday 19 August Vermont Bayswater North Ringwood East Ringwood Doncaster Montrose
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South Croydon Blackburn Noble Park Balwyn Rowville Norwood
Round 18 - Saturday 26 August Blackburn Norwood Noble Park Rowville South Croydon Balwyn
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Doncaster East Ringwood Vermont Bayswater Montrose North Ringwood
Round 1 - Saturday 8 April Croydon 7.12-54 v Donc. East 9.14-68 Upper FTG 6.4-40 v Mitcham 7.9-51 Want. Sth 7.5-47 v Knox 11.9-75 Lilydale 12.18-90 v Wav. Blues 11.8-74 Mulgrave 11.12-78 v M’bark 12.10-82
Round 2 - Saturday 22 April Wav. Blues 9.12-66 v Mulgrave 14.16-100 Donc. East 17.5-107 v Upper FTG 15.8-98 Mooroolbark 3.5-25 v Lilydale 11.12-78 Knox 15.17-107 v Croydon 6.10-46 Mitcham 11.9-75 v Want. Sth 12.8-80
Round 3 - Saturday 29 April Croydon 11.24-90 v Mooroolbark 7.7-49 Upper FTG 5.8-38 v Knox 9.24-78 Donc. East 14.24-108 v Mulgrave 8.7-55 Lilydale 10.10-70 v Wantirna Sth 8.5-53 Wav. Blues 9.7-61 v Mitcham 11.14-80
Round 4 - Saturday 6 May Knox 11.17-83 v Donc. East 11.10-76 M’bark 9.2-56 v Wav. Blues 6.7-43 Mitcham 7.12-54 v Croydon 4.9-33 Mulgrave 8.6-54 v Lilydale 7.9-51 Want. Sth 5.10-40 v Upper FTG 6.7-43
Senior Interleague - Saturday 13 May Round 5 - Saturday 20 May Waverley Blues v Croydon Doncaster East v Mitcham Lilydale v Knox Wantirna South v Mooroolbark Upper FTG v Mulgrave
Round 6 - Saturday 27 May Mooroolbark v Knox Croydon v Upper FTG Mulgrave v Wantirna South Mitcham v Lilydale Doncaster East v Waverley Blues
Round 7 - Saturday 3 June Mooroolbark v Doncaster East Wantirna South v Croydon Knox v Waverley Blues Mulgrave v Mitcham Lilydale v Upper FTG
Round 8 - Saturday 10 June Croydon v Mulgrave Doncaster East v Lilydale Knox v Mitcham Upper FTG v Mooroolbark Waverley Blues v Wantirna South
Round 9 - Saturday 17 June Mulgrave v Knox Mitcham v Mooroolbark Lilydale v Croydon Upper FTG v Waverley Blues
FINALS
September 2 – Qualifying Final September 3 – Elimination Final September 9 – Semi Final 2 September 10 – Semi Final 1 September 16 – Preliminary Final September 23 – Grand Final
Wantirna South v Doncaster East
Round 10 - Saturday 24 June Doncaster East v Croydon Mitcham v Upper FTG Knox v Wantirna South Waverley Blues v Lilydale Mooroolbark v Mulgrave
Round 11 - Saturday 1 July Mulgrave v Waverley Blues Upper FTG v Doncaster East Lilydale v Mooroolbark Croydon v Knox Wantirna South v Mitcham
Round 12 - Saturday 8 July Mooroolbark v Croydon Wantirna South v Lilydale Mulgrave v Doncaster East
Saturday 15 July (Split Round) Mitcham v Waverley Blues Knox v Upper FTG
Round 13 - Saturday 22 July Doncaster East v Knox Waverley Blues v Mooroolbark Croydon v Mitcham Lilydale v Mulgrave Upper FTG v Wantirna South
Round 14 - Saturday 29 July Croydon v Waverley Blues Mitcham v Doncaster East Knox v Lilydale Mooroolbark v Wantirna South Mulgrave v Upper FTG
Round 15 - Saturday 5 August Knox v Mooroolbark Upper FTG v Croydon Wantirna South v Mulgrave Lilydale v Mitcham Waverley Blues v Doncaster East
Round 16 - Saturday 12 August Doncaster East v Mooroolbark Croydon v Wantirna South Waverley Blues v Knox Mitcham v Mulgrave Upper FTG v Lilydale
Round 17 - Saturday 19 August Mulgrave v Croydon Lilydale v Doncaster East Mitcham v Knox Mooroolbark v Upper FTG Wantirna South v Waverley Blues
Round 18 - Saturday 26 August Knox Mooroolbark Croydon Waverley Blues Doncaster East
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Mulgrave Mitcham Lilydale Upper FTG Wantirna South
FINALS September 2 – Semi Final 2 September 3 – Semi Final 1 September 9/10 – Preliminary Final September 16/17 – Grand Final
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DIVISION THREE Round 1 - Saturday 8 April The Basin 7.12-54 Scoresby 21.9-135 FT Gully 4.8-32 C’side Pk 17.17-119 Prk O’ds 23.24-162 Heathmont 11.4-70
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Round 2 - Saturday 22 April Ringwood 8.11-59 East Burwood 11.11-77 Warrandyte 7.9-51 Sth Belgrave 9.13-67
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Scoresby Templestowe Warrandyte Ringwood Heathmont East Burwood
T’stowe 16.13-109 v Pk Orchards 10.17-77 Boronia 9.15-69 v Scoresby 6.11-47
Round 3 - Saturday 29 April v v v v v v
Ferntree Gully Boronia East Burwood Chirnside Park South Belgrave Warrandyte
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Ferntree Gully Park Orchards Heathmont Ringwood Templestowe Chirnside Park
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Chirnside Park The Basin South Belgrave Ferntree Gully Warrandyte Heathmont
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Boronia Chirnside Park South Belgrave The Basin Park Orchards Scoresby
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The Basin Park Orchards East Burwood Chirnside Park South Belgrave Ringwood
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Ringwood East Burwood Warrandyte South Belgrave Boronia Templestowe
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The Basin Scoresby Ferntree Gully Chirnside Park Park Orchards Heathmont
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Boronia Scoresby Templestowe Heathmont Warrandyte Ferntree Gully
Round 15 - Saturday 29 July Ferntree Gully Warrandyte Heathmont Templestowe Boronia Scoresby
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South Belgrave Park Orchards East Burwood Ringwood Chirnside Park The Basin
Round 16 - Saturday 5 August Park Orchards Templestowe Ferntree Gully Ringwood Chirnside Park Heathmont
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East Burwood Warrandyte The Basin Boronia South Belgrave Scoresby
Round 17 - Saturday 12 August East Burwood Boronia Warrandyte South Belgrave The Basin Scoresby
Chirnside Park Heathmont Scoresby The Basin South Belgrave Warrandyte
Round 9 - Saturday 17 June
Park Orchards Templestowe Ringwood The Basin Heathmont Scoresby
Round 14 - Saturday 22 July
Park Orchards East Burwood Scoresby Templestowe Ringwood Boronia
Round 8 - Saturday 3 June Templestowe Ferntree Gully Ringwood Park Orchards Boronia East Burwood
Ringwood East Burwood Boronia Warrandyte South Belgrave Templestowe
Park Orchards Templestowe Ferntree Gully Ringwood Chirnside Park Heathmont
Round 7 - Saturday 27 May
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Round 13 - Saturday 15 July
East Burwood Boronia Warrandyte South Belgrave The Basin Scoresby
Round 6 - Saturday 20 May East Burwood Warrandyte The Basin Boronia South Belgrave Scoresby
Heathmont Chirnside Park Ferntree Gully The Basin Scoresby Park Orchards
The Basin 9.7-61 Pk Orchards 7.8-50 East Burwood 3.5-23 Chirnside Park 7.8-50 Sth Belgrave 14.10-94 Ringwood 14.11-95
Round 5 - Saturday 13 May
Ferntree Gully South Belgrave The Basin Chirnside Park Park Orchards Boronia
Round 12 - Saturday 8 July
FT Gully 15.11-101 W’dyte 10.10-70 H’mont 17.19-121 T’stowe 10.12-72 Boronia 22.17-149 Scoresby 10.17-77
Round 4 - Saturday 6 May Boronia 11.10-76 Scoresby 5.13-43 T’stowe 14.16-100 Heathmont 11.6-72 Warrandyte 6.5-41 FT Gully 9.13-67
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Round 11 - Saturday 1 July
Heathmont 12.13-85 C’side Pk 12.13-85 FT Gully 16.12-108 The Basin 16.11-107
Sunday 23 April
Sth Belgrave 9.11-65 Pk Orchards 5.12-42 E Burwood 8.12-60 Ringwood 7.13-55 Chirnside Pk 14.9-93 The Basin 8.10-58
DIVISION FOUR
Round 10 - Saturday 24 June
Ringwood 8.5-53 East Burwood 8.5-53 Boronia 17.11-113 Warrandyte 7.3-45 Sth Belgrave 9.15-69 Templestowe 7.6-48
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Ferntree Gully Park Orchards Heathmont Ringwood Templestowe Chirnside Park
Round 18 - Saturday 19 August Park Orchards Templestowe Ringwood The Basin Heathmont Scoresby
Warrandyte Ferntree Gully East Burwood Heathmont Ringwood Templestowe
FINALS
August 26/27 – Qualifying/ Elimination Final September 2/3 – Semi Final 1/2 September 9/10 – Preliminary Final September 16/17 – Grand Final
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Ferntree Gully Boronia East Burwood Chirnside Park South Belgrave Warrandyte
Round 1 - Saturday 8 April
Round 10 - Saturday 24 June
Silvan 9.3-57 v Donvale 13.14-92
Donvale v Silvan
Forest Hill 15.20-110 v Fairpark 3.6-24
Fairpark v Forest Hill
GW Hawks 9.11-65 v W’horse P 11.7-73
Whitehorse P v Glen W Hawks
Surrey Park 12.8-80 v Kilsyth 19.8-122
Kilsyth v Surrey Park
Nunawading 3.5-23 v Coldstream 30.27-207
Round 2 - Saturday 22 April
Coldstream v Nunawading
Round 11 - Saturday 1 July
Kilsyth 11.10-76 v GW Hawks 10.11-71
Glen W Hawks v Kilsyth
Nunawading 2.4-16 v Forest Hill 33.20-218
Forest Hill v Nunawading
Fairpark 12.13-85 v Donvale 9.14-68
Donvale v Fairpark
W’horse P 20.7-127 v Surrey Park 12.6-78
Silvan v Coldstream
Tuesday 25 April
Surrey Park v Whitehorse P
Coldstream 23.15-153 v Silvan 9.12-66
Round 12 - Saturday 8 July
Round 3 - Saturday 29 April
Whitehorse P v Silvan
Silvan 12.9-87 v W’horse P 15.10-100
Coldstream v Surrey Park
Surrey Pk 10.13-73 v Coldstream 14.6-90
Nunawading v Glen W Hawks
GW Hawks 29.15-189 v Nunawading 2.3-15
Donvale v Forest Hill
Forest Hill 6.13-49 v Donvale 16.15-111
Fair Park v Kilsyth
Kilsyth 14.25-109 v Fair Park 7.6-48
Round 13 - Saturday 15 July
Round 4 - Saturday 6 May
Forest Hill v Coldstream
C’stream 11.11-77 v Forest Hill 9.5-59
Donvale v Nunawading
Nunawading 3.3-21 v Donvale 35.29-239
Surrey Park v Fairpark
Fairpark 10.9-69 v Surrey Pk 11.14-80
Kilsyth v Whitehorse P
W’horse P 14.12-96 v Kilsyth 11.11-77
Glen W Hawks v Silvan
Silvan 11.9-75 v GW Hawks 6.8-44
Round 14 - Saturday 22 July
Round 5 - Saturday 13 May
Whitehorse P v Fairpark
Fairpark v Whitehorse P
Forest Hill v Glen W Hawks
Glen W Hawks v Forest Hill
Nunawading v Surrey Park
Surrey Park v Nunawading
Donvale v Coldstream
Coldstream v Donvale
Silvan v Kilsyth
Kilsyth v Silvan
Round 15 - Saturday 29 July
Round 6 - Saturday 20 May Glen W Hawks v Coldstream
Coldstream v Glen W Hawks
Nunawading v Fairpark
Fairpark v Nunawading Kilsyth v Forest Hill
Forest Hill v Kilsyth
Surrey Park v Silvan
Silvan v Surrey Park
Donvale v Whitehorse P
Whitehorse P v Donvale
Round 7 - Saturday 27 May
Round 16 - Saturday 5 August
Glen W Hawks v Donvale
Donvale v Glen W Hawks
Coldstream v Kilsyth
Kilsyth v Coldstream
Fairpark v Silvan
Silvan v Fairpark
Nunawading v Whitehorse P
Whitehorse P v Nunawading
Forest Hill v Surrey Park
Surrey Park v Forest Hill
Round 8 - Saturday 3 June Fairpark v Glen W Hawks
Round 17 - Saturday 12 August Glen W Hawks v Fairpark
Silvan v Forest Hill
Forest Hill v Silvan
Surrey Park v Donvale
Donvale v Surrey Park
Whitehorse P v Coldstream
Coldstream v Whitehorse P
Kilsyth v Nunawading
Round 9 - Saturday 17 June Coldstream v Fairpark
Nunawading v Kilsyth
Round 18 - Saturday 19 August Fairpark Silvan Surrey Park Whitehorse P Kilsyth
Nunawading v Silvan Glen W Hawks v Surrey Park Forest Hill v Whitehorse P Donvale v Kilsyth
FINALS August 26 – Semi Final 2 August 27 – Semi Final 1 September 2 – Preliminary Final September 9 – Grand Final
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Coldstream Nunawading Glen W Hawks Forest Hill Donvale
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COMPLETE INJURY CARE The EFL is pleased to announce we have created a program with five leading medical providers to establish a player injury care program unrivalled in community sport.
from internationally trained and highly regarded surgeons.
The program is EFL Complete Injury Care, and through Lifecare, Vermont Urgent Care, Capital Radiology, Sports Med Biologic and Orthopaedic Specialists Melbourne, we are creating a level of expert care for EFL players usually reserved for those at the elite level.
Concussion is, understandably, an important topic for our industry. It’s an area research has shown most local GP’s aren’t comfortable dealing with, and that as an industry we need to be cognisant of providing the best level of care possible. Through this program and the fast access to the level of care available at Sports Med Biologic this is possible.
Lifecare, are a leading provider of physiotherapy and sports medicine services who have had a relationship with the EFL for in excess of 25 years. Vermont Urgent Care is a walk in doctor’s surgery open on Saturday and Sunday afternoons to provide immediate care to injured players without waiting for hours at the public hospital or paying significant money before you walk in the door at a private hospital, with X-Ray available. Capital Radiology provide the full range of radiology services such as X-ray, CT scans and MRI, with quality care and fast communication with patients and other medical professionals. Sports Med Biologic are a sports medical clinic based in Box Hill of which the doctors have experience at the elite level of sport, mostly with AFL clubs, and will provide expert concussion care, both pre-screening and post injury management. And Orthopaedic Specialists Melbourne will help provide quick access to expert orthopaedic services
Vermont Urgent Care - Walk in Doctors Clinic. No appointment needed. 5 Boronia Road, Vermont http://vermonturgentcare.com.au/ Ph: 9874 3344
The program helps address two key concerns.
The second is when a player is hurt and needs immediate attention, or looks to have seriously injured themselves. With this program, the player can be assessed on the weekend at Vermont Urgent Care, be in getting scans on Monday at Capital Radiology, if they need to consult with an orthopaedic surgeon it will be done in a couple of days though OSM, and if surgery is required they could be on the operating table by the end of the week. Then post-surgery they can get expert rehabilitation though Lifecare to help get back on the ground ASAP. It’s a level of care only seen at the elite level but now available to community footballers. Keep your eye on the EFL website (efl.org.au) for more information on the program or contact the provider directly via the details below.
Lifecare Physiotherapy Croydon – Free Monday night triage 383-387 Dorset Road , Croydon, VIC 3136 http://croydon.lifecare.com.au Ph: 9725 2444
(Open Saturday & Sunday afternoon)
Orthopaedic Specialists Melbourne Mr Rodney Richardson Suite 8, Knox Private Hospital www.osom.com.au Ph: 9800 0136 SportsMed Biologic - Rapid Access Concussion Clinic Suite 1G, 116-118 Thames Street Box Hill www.sportsmedbiologic.com.au Ph: 1300 858 860 (Telephone Monday morning for same day appointment)
Capital Radiology Vermont - X-ray, CT scans and MRI 399-401 Burwood Highway Vermont South http://www.capitalradiology.com.au/ Ph: 9814 6666
(Telephone Monday morning for same day appointment)
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DIVISION 3 FERNTREE GULLY EAGLES: HERITAGE JUMPER ROUND 7: Saturday 27 May 125th Year Celebration Function/BALL Knox Italian Club
FERNTREE GULLY EAGLES Senior Coach: Peter Farrell Res Coach: Peter Weston Ground: Ferntree Gully Reserve, Glenfern Rd, Ferntree Gully (Melways 74 B5) Ph: 9758 9880 Colours: Blue and white vertical stripes, eagle emblem, blue shorts.
Round 8: Saturday 3 June LADIES LUNCH with DJ/MUSIC into the evening Round 9: Saturday 17 June REVERSE RAFFLE Club Rooms Round 11: Saturday 1 July PLAYER REVIEW Club Rooms Round 12: Saturday 8 July Under 17’s transition luncheon & Past Players Day Round 14: Saturday 22 July SPORTSMAN NIGHT Club Rooms Round 15: Saturday 29 July BACK TO 90’S NIGHT FUNCTION Club Rooms Combined Function Round 16: Saturday 5 August LADIES AFTERNOON TEA Club Rooms
1 Ben Lockhart 2 Nick Jook 3 Michael Caligiuri 4 Anthony Lorusso 5 Simon Godfrey 6 John Cavarra 7 Sam Crocker 8 Daniel Vanden Broek 8R Amarasekera Maliith 9 Dean Leary 10 Sam Goodman 11 Jye Goodman 12 Harry Mcaleese 13 Ben Rawlings 14 Ricky Aitken 15 Billy Morrison 16 Nick Knoops 17 Michael Russo 18 Jake Crowe 19 Kieran Gray 19R Patty Cafferkey 20 Lee Boyle 21 Frank Didonato 22 Lachlan Kennedy 23 Jacob Farrell 24 Josh O’Brien 25 James Bohan 26 Michael Edwards 27 Heath Beninga 28 Chris Cox 29 Andrew Cavarra 30 Brendan Blizzard 31 Jackson Gardiner 32R James Buckingham 32 Jarred Derkson 33 Sebastian Colakidis 34 Taylor Buckley Q1
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Alex Barton-Smith Jesse Uren Nicholas Hallo Brayden Beaton Ben Rohdes Brad Smith Michael Topp Matty Camera Dylan Eacott Luke Caton-Thomas Matthew Hill Luke Sproules Leigh Pomponio Mitchell Turner Jake Siewert Tom Geraghty Damon Maynard Matthew Lawson Zac Elms Mitchell Pavey Luke Morgan Ben Abraham Brayden Siewert Kane Levay Jeremy Stapleton Dale Collins Dylan Moloney Tristan Curtis
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UNDER 19 Coach: Mike Van Derbroek
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Jackson Gardiner Jake Siewert Brodie Worland Dylan Eacott Hayden Davis Michael Lindsay Ryan Thorneycroft Jarrod O’Donnell Andre Barbough Brock Perrett Dane Wilding Marcus Patterson
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Cory Beswick Matthew Lawson Lachlan Kennedy Liam Cahill Sam Evans Tyler Manning Andrew Cavarra Alex Barton-Smith Jayden Pritchard Tom Geraghty Harrison Brown Luke Sproules
60 Mark Battaglia 67 Mitch Burrows 69 Brayden Siewert
DIVISION 3
ROUND 5: SATURDAY 13 MAY 2017
EAST BURWOOD Senior Coach: Wayne Cripps Res Coach: Robbie Ward Ground: East Burwood Reserve, Burwood Hwy, East Burwood (Melways 62 B7) Ph: 9887 8574. Colours: Black jumper, white monogram, black shorts with EFL webbing. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 39 40 41
Sam Coates Jack Prelorenzo Chris Dafter Stephen Henshaw Sam Kilduff Andrew Pudney Joey Canavan Toby Ryan Sam Caruso Nick Prelorenzo Jason May Brad Caalot Kalem Murian Micheal Putts Robbie Kerr Luke Brown Ben Polkinghorne MyKelti Lefau Mathew Nicholson Jarrad Stafford Jessie Laurie Mark Holland Jeremy Hannan Tom Smith Wayne Cripps Daniel Patterson Matt Henriques Jarrod Cavlot Craig O Malley Mitchell Cosgrove Matthew Squires Richard Wilton Tylor Fent Adam Daley William Curtis Ron Llorico Christian Multari
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George Vitinaros Eddie Rixton Justin Winder Glynn Ford Spencer Owen Jacob Mulqueen Laughlan Fitzpatrick Conner Kret John Spiliotopoulos Yianni Griffith Codey Lucas Omkar Chitale Hayden Brown George Lazaris William Thornton-Smith
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EAST BURWOOD: Disappointing results from all three senior teams who went down to Templestowe in Round 4 last week. A massive Thank You to the four Under 19 players who backed up and played with the reserves last week. A great effort and much appreciated. We also want to wish Jason Dryden a speedy recovery from injury. This week offers the chance for redemption as we travel to Ferntree Gully with the opportunity to kickstart the season. Some major social events coming up at the club over the next month, ANNUAL $5000 DRAW - Saturday May 27th at the clubrooms, 7pm - 11.30pm LUNCH FOR MOTOR NEURONE DISEASE Saturday 3rd June 12.30pm at the clubrooms, proceeds to MND Victoria 1967 AND 1987 PREMIERSHIP REUNION Saturday 24th June 12 noon at the clubrooms
Q4
UNDER 19 Coach: Nathan Johns 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Josh Hooimeyer Daniel Millen Alex Killender Jared Walls Dylan Post Jordan Michael Jake Millen Chris Samios Liam Rodda Anthony Smith Mitch Cummings James Nelson
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John Paul Canavan Archer Kotsonis John Phillipou David Urbans Liam Farrelly Jake Elliott Callum Brady Max Wills Chuol Dot Yanni Billias Noal McCartinCollins
44 Aiden Winder 52 Mitchell Morris
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DIVISION 3 PARK ORCHARDS: Today we welcome top of the ladder Boronia to Domeney Reserve in a game between two young and exciting 3rd Division sides. We look forward to a great game as the team looks to build on the momentum it gained last weekend against Scoresby. After a poor game against Warrandyte the week before, the seniors went into the Scoresby game without their full forward, ruckman and centre half back. With backs against the wall and being down at half time, the boys played tough and relentless football in wet and difficult conditions to hold Scoresby to one goal after half time - we kicked five ourselves and ran out winners by seven points. Chappell was outstanding in the ruck and captain T. Feher, Wiggins and the whole playing group were able to force stoppage after stoppage to kill any chance the opposition had of pinching the game. In the other games, the D Squad chalked up another win with S. Pollard, J. Nicholson and Hudson in the best and the U19’s held Scoresby scoreless in the second half to run out easy winners – Heron, Cridland and Williamson in the best. Our netballers registered two wins and a draw on Friday night with the white team drawing against Scoresby, the red team winning by 10 points against UFTG and the black team accounting for Coldstream 32 to 5. Finally, we would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge and thank our new jumper sponsor, the AGI Group. We appreciate the support of AGI and all of our sponsors and encourage all Sharks people to support these businesses wherever possible. Go Sharks!
PARK ORCHARDS Senior Coach: Jarrod Bayliss Res Coach: Tim Raines Ground: Domeney Reserve, Knees Road Park Orchards (Melways 35 E9) Colours: Black with red and white bands, white shark, black shorts.
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Liam Buhagiar Chris De Jager Scott Rowland Ben Heyde Ryan Turner Jarrod Bayliss Michael Prosenak Michael Fowkes Tom Feher Greg Pollard Benn Fischer Michael Philp Jack Bayliss Adam Wilson Matthew Nicholson David Black David McDonald Tristan Valentino Ciaran Hickey Nathan Wiggins Matt Flemming Tim Raines Nick Handley Conner Hickey Will Debney Campbell Cromb Andrew Messina Jaye Witnish Justin Minogue Matt Haythorne Christian Kovarik James King Dane Egerton Dylan Fletcher Josh Chappell Dwayne Johnson Cooper Winter Q2
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Sam Scanlon Tom Hewitt Troy Walkley Don Stevens Jordan Buckingham Matt Horne Luke Turner Matt O’Conner Evan Smeed Trent Hudson Matt Butera Daniel Bowes Caleb Atkinson Steve Pollard Liam Batchelor Jahn Holewa Jamie Arnold Rudi Hunt Jarrod Nicholson
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Joel Donker Lachlan Calwell Mitchell Skien Mason Witnish Thomas Macrokanis Cody Farrell Jack Borrack Matthew George Nicholas Lambert Liam Cridland Jacob Price-Inglis Dean McLaughlan
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Damon Kemp Max Lowther Pat Sheers Matthew Williamson Sam Heron Bayley Forbes James Parker James Fasan Blake Purcell Charlie Jacob Darcy Trenfield Lionel Hunt
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Liam Taylor Jarrod Nicholson Jacob Blanck Steve McPherson Tom Livingstone Jack Simms Tom Holmes Rudi Hunt
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ROUND 5: SATURDAY 13 MAY 2017
BORONIA Senior Coach: Peter Brown Res Coach: Rick Mills Ground: Tormore Reserve, Tormore Rd, Boronia (Melways 64 J9) Ph: 9762 7850. Colours: Brown jumper with gold hawk, brown shorts.
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Ryan Henderson Luke Hannon Travis Murphy Nathan Allen Brett Casterson Sean Bell Corey Burgess Josh Hannon Jordan Grandland Chris McDonald Jarrod Lake Nathan Watson Lachlan Watson Jess Bolton Dayne Ruff Lachlan McKernan Tom Dodd Brenton McAlpine Scott Nicholas Luke Hare Matt Geraghty Zach Callinan Ryan Warren Jarryd Eckleston Sam Goldsack Luke Leeson Daniel Gerard Jake Godwin Jacob Paterson Dane Romano Luke Johnson Ryan Miller Mason Kirby Caelan Murrihy Dain Catley Ryan White Jesse Rosamacki
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BORONIA: Seniors: In a scrappy first half the guys were down by a couple of goals at the main break. Coach Brown moved his swingman forward, we produced a 6 goal 3rd qtr and ran out winners by 15 points. Freakshow kicked 3 and was BOG. Robbo and Corey 2 each. Doddy and Collo both played their roles. The D Squad In a tight game the fellas won by 3 points. Webby was BOG for a second week straight, Roza kicked 2 and was 2nd best with Agars 3rd. Colts The colts had a draw despite having 5 more scoring shots. Fewy, Dukey and Hoffy were our best. Vets The old boys went down by 71 points in their first game for the season to Scoresby. Stiffy, Surgeon and Hollywood were our best players. Netballers Boronia Hawks had a great win against new premier league side Montrose. They had a tough first quarter as they had trouble transitioning from defence to attack but after regrouping at quarter time they took control of the game. Work rate and focus was high and this earnt the girls a 25 goal win. Best players; Bec McMahon, Mel Martinov and Petra Keogh. Boronia Gold Going into this game the girls knew this would be a tough one. Boronia Gold lost by 2 in a competitive and strong game that could have gone either way, but unfortunately it went in favour of Montrose. Final score 27-29. A tight game all the way to the end. Although we lost, it was an absolute ripper of a game and everyone should be very proud of how they played. Montrose are a training team who have been playing together for a few years and were finalists last year, we stepped up and made them fight for their win! Dani in the mid court this week had a big influence especially in the last quarter in WA where she made some great leads. Belinda proved herself strong as GK. Katie was a major force in the Centre this week and worked the defence ring well with Jess in the last quarter. Everyone deserves a mention for a game well played. We can walk away proud of a game well fought. Boronia Brown looking to keep our perfect start to the season alive came up against a much taller Norwood side. The girls started with a bang with great team work to lead by 8 at 1/4 time and 4 at the 1/2. A fiercely contested game stepped up to another level in the 3rd quarter with Boronia keeping there heads to lead by 3 at the final change. With the first 4 goals of the last quarter the girls maintained a steady 8 to 10 goal lead to run out winners by 8. Best on court and a great start to the season by Mollie McMahon continued to work the circle well with Jess Hall and a special mention To the whole team who put together the best team performance we have seen in 3 years. Looking forward to another strong performance next week against the 7th placed Lilydale. Social Events Saturday May 27th – Gala Ball. See Snico for tickets Saturday June 3rd – Ladies Lunch. See Sherridan for tickets Saturday July 22nd – 200 Draw. See Harry for tickets Saturday August 12th – Chairman’s Lunch. See Woody for tickets GO HAWKA!
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DIVISION 3 HEATHMONT: TODAY we welcome Warrandyte to the Hangar good luck of all teams, and also the Ladies of the club to our annual LADIES LUNCH no doubt for an enjoyable day. LAST SATURDAY was a ‘typical’ Melbourne day, bathed in sunshine for the first two games, and the scorelines showed that, then the rain for the start of the seniors! Congrats to the club on another three wins. The Under 19’s kept their unbeaten record in tact with solid win against Chirnside Park by 92 points. They moved the ball well and were very accurate in front of goal, with Josh Robertson and Wade Van Leeuwan both kicking 6 apiece and Ben Irvine seemingly everywhere. They now share top spot on the ladder with Park Orchards. The Dev Squad were forced to make a few changes this week from the winning formula of last week but they didn’t miss a beat and continued where they left off. It was a great team effort by all players with our forward line well and truly firing. Chris Columbo made his presence felt with 5 goals with Godra, Furney, Dave and Trent also adding to the total. The Squad won by 81points and had their second win for the season on the board! Then the rain came. It was a different ball game for the Seniors in the wet conditions for the first time this season. Goals were hard to come by and the free flowing game was made more difficult by the weather. Although Jarrod Spurrell managed 4 for the day. The score changed regularly with no team able to capitalise, until the 24 minute mark in the last when the Jets managed to break the deadlock with two quick goals that saw them take the game by 22 points and make it three wins for the club and a share of top spot on the ladder. SOCIAL EVENTS – Business Lunch Fri June 2 – see Brad Munro, Poker Night June 3 – see Anne Parker. Keep up to date www.heathmontjets. com & Facebook.
HEATHMONT Senior Coach: Joel Cordwell Res Coach: Daniel van Velzen Ground: HE Parker Reserve, Heathmont Rd, Heathmont. (Melways 64 C2) Ph: 9729 0905 Colours: Blue with gold and white V, Blue shorts.
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Tom Rourke Alister Knudsen Lachie Sverns Jono Knudsen Anthony Bucello Jarrod Spurrell Nathan Parker Brent English Regan Davis Kevin Clark James Gould Dylan Sverns Jesse Francis David Knowles Jack Cornwall Josh Davis Ben Abbruzzese Aaron Walton Patrick Warman Blake Van Leeuwen Chris Nanya Nick Holloway Rob Savory Ryan Young David Sindrey Sam Barling Alan Pettigrew Aaron Abbruzzese Chris Colombo Luke Barrett Daniel McDonald David O’Brien Jake Sherriff Jon Wynne Joel Merrett James Kelly Matthew Sedgeman Q2
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Kyle Delaney Harrision Lowe Henry Ballard Talby Dove Daniel Palmer Daniel Wynne Jack Lacey Daniel George John McDonald Joel Gosbell Wade Van Leeuwen Scott Dawson
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Reuben Brown Nathan Amos Khaige Stenson Joshua Robertson Ben Savage Cameron Osborne Lachlan Phelan
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ROUND 5: SATURDAY 13 MAY 2017
WARRANDYTE Senior Coach: Peter Muscat Res Coach: Steve Rowarth Ground: Warrandyte Reserve, Taroona Ave, Warrandyte. (Melways 35 C1) Ph: 9844 3112 Colours: Red jumper with white vee, red shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38
James Appleby Lee Evans Tom Naughtin Lewis Oliver Sean Bowers Pat Abrey Scott Partroni Jayson Fitzgerald Michael Cullum (C) Tomas Warhurst Mark Lisle Nikoda Brooking Josiah Bektash Troy Ratcliffe (VC) Prior Campbell Luke Brewis Kyle Sultana Jake Bentley Luke Saunders Jesse Deer Josh Beasley Jake Trewella Ben Richardson Gareth Hitchman Bryce Leenaerts Max Jaffrey Sid Philip-Owen Charles Johnstone Ryan Tester David Wilson Daniel Large Luke Dunn (C) Sam Beasley Josh Appleby Josh Rowarth Lauchlan Frowd Lochie Richardson
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WARRANDYTE: Round 4 saw us take on South Belgrave in a game that had high hopes for us. Back to back wins would have set up our season but it was not to eventuate. The day was sponsored by Madisons Lawyers and a lot of work went in to advertising the day. It was also a pity that the weather was not kind to us. South Belgrave showed the determination and fight that we possessed last week against Park Orchards and unfortunately we could not match it. We had three senior players unavailable, lost one of our players post selection and another at quarter time with an injury but these are not excuses. On a positive note, our development team had their first win for the season and played a fantastic game. It was well deserved and it’s onwards and upwards for them. This week sees us traveling to Heathmont to play a confident and experienced team that are undefeated and sitting second on the ladder. The following week sees us back at home for the Fletchers Real Estate sponsored day.
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DIVISION 3 RINGWOOD: Last week we travelled to Ferntree Gully and it proved to be a good day for the club with both sides recording good victories. The Reserves displayed a solid four quarter effort and controlled the game for the majority of it and were never troubled to record their third victory and maintain their spot near the top of the ladder. The seniors were every slow to begin and if not for inaccurate shooting for goal by the opposition we would’ve faced a bigger deficit than 2 goals at the first break. The margin was the same at half time however the signs were showing us getting into the game and after a good third term we had grabbed the lead and led by a goal at the last break. We finished full of running and piled on the goals in the last quarter to run out convincing winners to record a much needed first victory for the year. Don’t forget to book your ticket to our 120th year celebration night which is being held on Friday June 2 @ The Coach starting at 7.00pm. For full details see Don Burns or visit the club’s website with bookings available on Try Booking. Today we welcome South Belgrave to Jubilee Park and we invite them to join us for drinks in the social rooms during and after the games. Good luck to both sides and let’s hope our good form continues and we record another couple of victories.
RINGWOOD Senior Coach: Patrick Bowden Res Coach: Geoff Brereton Ground: Jubilee Park, Greenwood Ave, Ringwood (Melways 49 H10) Ph: 9870 7947. Colours: Black jumper with white lightning strike vee, black shorts.
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Daniel Atwell Trent Farmer (C) Mitchell Jackson Brandon Stelfox David Burmeister Jamie Atkinson Jesse Matthews Nathan Cairns Luke Davis Daniel Collier Ash Darbyshire Jack Blyth Duncan Jones Michael Grierson James Katsiavos Adam Breen David Headland Stephen Burns Matt Wilkie Ben Power Harry George Scott Laing Steven Brown Keiran Hill Kelvin Grieg Declan Hill Mitch Brereton Nick Da Prue Shaun Lucas Daniel Jordanov Cameron Laing Tim Waack Jayden Cairns Joe Wilkinson Aaron Boone Michael King Patrick Bowden Anthony McCann Jae Darbyshire Zac Jenkins Nick Macklin
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ROUND 5: SATURDAY 13 MAY 2017
SOUTH BELGRAVE Senior Coach: Robert Johns Res Coach: Jeremy Cameron/Dave Huglin Ground: Belgrave South Recreation Reserve, Mount Morton Road, South Belgrave. (Melways 84 F4) Ph: 9754 3595 Colours: Black with Red and white V, Black shorts. 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38
Ricardo Daraio Cameron Hansen (DVC) Tom Hallinan (C) Alex Bakens (DVC) Phil Costa Anthony Daraio Harry O’Neil Aaron Purvis Aaron Moss Steve Colosimo Stephen O’Meara Riley Punnett Brad Conder (VC) Nick Stow David Cook Dean Spark Piva Wright Lucas Topp Taylem Withers (DVC) Michael Horton (RC) Bryce O’Hara Matt Young Harvey Moore Jason Marlow Robert Hudson Darren Young Liam Williams Sean Bartels Dan Camille Callum Syme Sam Brown Adam Pendlebury Jason Marlow Daniel Cormack Mitch Koski Danny Clarke Adam Pendlebury
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SOUTH BELGRAVE: After a somewhat indifferent start to the year our Senior team put some solid footy together to have a terrific 53-point win against Warrandyte in slippery conditions at the Bloods ground. Our defence stood up and constantly drove the ball to our forwards led by Bakes and Piva who kicked 4 each. All round team effort with some great work by Costa and Cormack down back, Condor, Stow and Purvis in the middle with the young blokes in Bartels and Robertson giving us a glimpse of the future. The Ressies were beaten again but there were some good signs coming out of the game with the new blokes starting to get a bit of the ball, better players were Doxy, Weeman, Phelo, Big Country and the Dazza. Stick together and the results will come. Our 19s ventured to Silvan to take on the Glen Waverley Eagles and in a great display managed to kick away in the last quarter for a well-deserved 15-point win. This team is improving every week and some really strong teamwork got the boys across the line. Our Veterans played South Croydon under lights at our home ground on Sunday afternoon and took it right up to last year’s grand finalists only going down by 3-4 goals. Thanks to those that called in to support them and helped in the setup and pack up and of course on the BBQ and Bar. We need more people like you that are always there to help. Our Netballers in the “Red” Team had another resounding win and find themselves on top of the ladder in Div 7 but unfortunately our “Black” team were beaten narrowly again going down by a goal in Div 5. On the social scene, we have our first function next week after the Chirnside Park game at home. QUEST NIGHT being hosted by our netballers so make sure you are there to support it. Good luck to all who pull on the red, white and black this week.
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UNDER 19 Coach: Rik Crook 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13
Kyle Bliss Noah Vandelaak Aidan Kidd Jack Kelty Harvey Moore Declan Andreola Tom McGill Josh Ryan Nick Kirby Lloyd Solomon Sam Ready Valters Baumanis
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James Price Luke Jones Trent Bartels Kieren Prys Damon Blomeley Jay Robertson Hudson Solomon (C) Ethan Nickless Mitch Jones Bryce Szaraszek Peter Jeffree (VC) Tyler Wills
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DIVISION 3 TEMPLESTOWE: Another big day today, we host our pre-Mother’s Day Ladies Lunch and Past Players Day celebrations playing The Basin Bears so a big welcome to all supporters and visitors to the Wharf. Round 4 V East Burwood Rams last weekend at home began in bright sunshine with our U19’s winning their second game by 84 points, multiple goal kickers and BOG to our Meeniyan Dumbalk recruit from the Alberton League in Gippsland, Michael Olden. The Reserves also won convincingly by 83 points against an opposition not up to full strength. Three goals each from Aleks Kumurdian and Dean Papa and BOG Jamie Van Kerckhof. The Seniors also pressured the Rams for 4 quarters winning by 77 points. The back six solid all day and every player contributing - 3 goals each to Jamie Bain and Ollie Lodge with BOG to Anthony Mariani. Socially, the Purple Haze coterie held their first lunch thanks to Rick Irwin for hosting. Some insights into the career of our new Senior Coach, Craig Decorsey and a special welcome to our Manningham Mayor, Michelle Kleinert who spoke passionately about her “Headspace” funding initiative linked to the Mayoral Ball giving back to the community. The players will be holding their first Function on Saturday 27th May with the “70’s Disco Theme” – see your Leadership Group for tickets. Don’t forget to complete your Purple Haze Membership for 2017. ”Whatever it Takes”– CQR.
TEMPLESTOWE Senior Coach: Craig Decorsey Res Coach: Travis Wason Ground: Templestowe Reserve, Porter St, Templestowe (Melways 33 G4) Ph: 9846 1478. Colours: Three white V-stripes with purple background, purple shorts.
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Sam Kirby Ryan Bain Cadeyn Williams David Di Stefano Billy Lodge Daniel Jackson Josh Waters Ken Thomas Matthew Tempone Matt Bain Nathan Franklin George Sahinidis Gus Growney Anthony Soriano Jamie Bain Daniel Pearce Jesse Wilson Alex Brown Tom May Adrian Fancellu Leigh Murphy Brad Riddle Alex Wadsworth Anthony Mariani Alistair Quinn Matthew Zukiewicz Matthew Mariani Ollie Lodge Matt Nagel Simon Harris Jono Cassidy Steve Chilton Maurice Contreras Aleks Kumurdian Sam Casalaz Joel Dicarla Harris Phaedonos Q2
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ROUND 5: SATURDAY 13 MAY 2017
THE BASIN Senior Coach: Scott Homewood Res Coach: Pat Garrity Ground: Batterham Reserve, Miller Road, The Basin (Melways 65 D7). Ph: 9761 0320. Colours: Red & green vertical stripes, red shorts.
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Josh Adams Mitch Rule Jarred Bell Clinton Jones Luke Watson Max Kruger (VC) Trevor Mills (C) Lachlan Cripps Sean Carlos Nathan Prosser Michael Thompson James Symnes Jackson Kean Jayden Brown Scott Mackay Cameron Cripps Matthew Hayhurst Jono Pitman Nathan Freeling Daniel Papa Josh Lee Joel Robertson Glynn Pratt Joshua Swainston Blake Henderson Aaron Jones Dayne Barclay Ashley Butler Adam Percy Daniel Bell Dylan Thierauf Nick Callanan Jackson Macaulay Dale McGrath Jackson Chalmers Aaron Findlay Jayden Pollard
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Liam Pollard Lachlan George Jordan Thomas Adam Gleeson Corey Simcocks Brandon Goodman Mitchell Wallace Jason Mickelson Jason Banks Joel Robertson Bailey Hobbs Shaun Oxley
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DIVISION 3 CHIRNSIDE PARK: SOCIAL CALENDAR 27th May - Trivia Night! Tables of 10 -@ $10pp BYO Nibbles drinks at bar prices. Themed Tables, raffles and prizes to be won.. Please see Tracy Cornish or Kathryn Walker for bookings ....................................................................................... 17 June 2017 - President’s Luncheon - details of Guest Speaker soon ....................................................................................... 24 June 2017 - 7pm - Mid Year Ball -Carnival Theme Tickets $50 payment can be made at the club on Thursday Nights ....................................................................................... 1 July 2017 - Past Players Luncheon - more details soon ....................................................................................... 8th July Ladies Day Luncheon - Cost TBA Spit Roast Luncheon - Wine Tasting, Games & Prizes ....................................................................................... 22nd July 7pm - Red Faces / Players Review - $10 Entry Please see Tracy Cornish or Kathryn Walker for booking an Act. ....................................................................................... 12 August 2017- Casino Night - more information to come
CHIRNSIDE PARK Senior Coach: Lachlan Tindal Res Coach: Brent Hawker Ground: Kimberley Reserve, Kimberley Drive, Chirnside Park (Melways 37 F3) Ph: 9726 9304 Colours: Black, white & gold vertical panels with panther emblem, black shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 Q1
Michael Baldwin Dean Prizmac Dylan Agnew Andreas Roth Luke Carratelli (C) Jackson Coultard Harley Chambers Michael King Luke London Aaron McNab Stuart London Jai Hardwick Lachlan Tindal Cain Eisele Kris Renkema Steven Young Sam Morton Dean Mitchell Johno Stewart Daniel Lewis Luke Power Ward Rakei Jake Hollingsworth Joshua Johnson Riley Griffiths Aaron Stevens Callum Vail Sam MciIwaine Luke O’neill Rob Sandy Dean Barker Mitch Tranter James Cooney Anthony Harmon Luke Hanscomb Troy Rimando Jesse Rottinger Q2
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Luke Pantalone Scott Morrison Ryan Mitchell Liam Flannigan Glenn Cornwell Jake Wilkinson Sam Cannon Heath Chamberlain Daniel Stanley Luke Folino Tom Long Bryce Harte Aaron Birt Daniel Woodstock Brent Jordan Regen Daniel Jordan Marsh Max Amos Matt Sidari Chris Smith Justin Vermuelen Lachlan Haggar Daniel Rodgers Lachlan Gilroy Taylan Hall Darcy Eastham Josh Amos Brent Hawker Anthony Thomas Aaron Pettinella
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Liam Carusi Jack Wilson Mitchell Wilson Lachlan Eagleton Travis Allison Jake Puckering Tyson Walker Sam King Tristan Amos Sam Layfield Bryce Crockford Thomas Elliott
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Daniel Wulf Tyler Burnett Luke Flannigan Mark Butler Rohan Carroll Lachie Meloni Brody Barton Tyler Hams Caleb Taylor Seth McDonnell Piolo Rimando
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ROUND 5: SATURDAY 13 MAY 2017
SCORESBY Senior Coach: Brent King Res Coach: Jeremy Fraser Ground: Scoresby Recreation Reserve, Stud Rd, Scoresby. (Melways 72 H7). Ph: 9763 8888. Colours: Black and white vertical stripes, black shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9R 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 33 35 36 37 38
Joel Thompson Scott Goldsworthy Scott Duncan Matt Krawczyk Ashley King Christopher Birthisel Ryan Hicks Ben Bronsgeest Jarrod Hicks Scott Castledine Mitchell Anderson Toby Richards Jesse Owen Nicholas Richards Scott Jones Ben Castledine Mitchell Walker Nathan Hicks Mitchell Gunton Luke McDonald Sean Byrne Jonathan Roberts Daniel De Ieso Sam Grimshaw Thomas Boxell Christian Acquaro Ben Johnson Trent Atkinson Marc Williams Krishan Paulpillai Michael Phillips Tyson Chapman Dyllan Milligan Sean Charles Nathan Wale-Buxton Jason Cousins Jake Lacriarde
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SCORESBY: We head off to Kimberley Reserve, Chirnside Park for the first time as a senior club. We look forward to 3 great matches, and look take the points back to our part of the eastern suburbs. Last week’s results were not what we had hoped for. The netballers had a good comeback to force a draw against Park Orchards, setting up a big Saturday with the same mob. The 19s were missing a few key talls and struggled in the stoppages in the 2nd half without a recognised ruckman. Josh Du Vallon led from the front in a losing side. Frog’s 2s were left under the pump with players attending a music festival instead and the result could have been worse if not for poor goalkicking by Park Orchards. Congrats to Scott Castledine on your 100th game. The Seniors looked the goods for most of the day, but the tale of the day was a poor 2nd half. Ben Bronsgeest tried hard all day, but we lost a winnable game. Scott Duncan played his 100th and Michael Phillips his 50th. Congrats to both. On the Sunday, the Vets had a big win over Boronia, conceding only 2 goals. Off the field, we had our Players Auction and Magpietonian luncheon – thanks to Carly Fraser and Michael Bourke for your efforts. Next, we move onto our $5K draw on May 27th. Make sure you get your tickets and money back to Larry Hall on Thursday nights or at the game. Sir Scoresby is not far away on June 3rd. The boys are hitting the gym in preparation.
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UNDER 19 Coach: Kristian Bardsley 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 14 15
Riley Gunton Nathan Bardsley Kobie Stock Cooper Bevis-Chedgy Bailey Meyer Joshua DuVallon James Perry Zac Ryan Nathan Kelly Christian Villella Thomas Sonsie Damon Crawford
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Jacob Richardson Jayden Adolph Jordain McNay Ben Butcher Harry Luke Lachlan Jones Jack Sabatinelli Lachlan Anderson Adam McNee Zac Taylor Jake Halley Liam Duncanson
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DIVISION 4 FAIRPARK: A massive CONGRATULATIONS is in order to Craig Banks and the Under 17’s for notching up their first win of the season. The boys really played as a unit to get the win in a low scoring affair against The Basin Bears at their home ground. The winning continued for the Fairpark Yellow Netball Girls who are still undefeated with a commanding win of Heathmont. Even with a couple of new players, the team comes together under Jordan’s leadership and everyone plays their rolls to a tee. Unfortunately Fairpark Red Netball Girls didn’t have the same luck and lost their first game of the season to Mooroolbark. The competition in Div 2 is tight and there will be no easy games to make finals this year, but the girls are playing well for their first season at Fairpark. It was a tough day on Saturday with both our Seniors and Reserves going down to Surrey Park. The Seniors had their chances throughout the game and even lead for a small part in the last quarter but were unable to get the job done going down by 11 points. The Reserves were on the back foot from the start and could not build any momentum to help them get back in the game and suffered a big loss. Hopefully we can get a good week of training under our belt and turn a few of the frowns upside down with a couple of wins this week at home again.
FAIRPARK Senior Coach: Sean Stanton Res Coach: Phil Sankey Ground: Fairpark Reserve, Manuka Drive, Ferntree Gully (Melways 64 F11) Colours: Maroon jumper with blue yoke and gold emblem, blue shorts
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ROUND 5: SATURDAY 13 MAY 2017
WHITEHORSE PIONEERS Senior Coach: Derek Shaw Res Coach: Joel Daley Ground: Springfield Park, Cnr Springfield & Dorking Rds, Box Hill North. (Melways 47 F7) Ph: 9898 5970 Colours: Maroon jumper with white side panels, Whitehorse emblem, maroon shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
Andrew Padbury Jyhe Pearson Noah Khan Charles Thorn James Duclos Michael McDougall Chris McDougall Mark Newton Mitchell Ward Peter Zennaro Joshua Bevis Tate Nichols Dylan Tempany Lachlan Obrien Lachlan Bacon Matthew McCormack Joel Dalgleish Brad Farley Ricky Bevan Jordan Trevaskis Jacob Daley Harrison Thorn Jesse Hockey Marcus Tippett Bailey Mallia Alex Townsend Christopher Ryan Nicholas Bertacco Maverick Gleed Thomas Connell Blake Celebi Damian Bertacco Michael Ferguson Nikolas Lucak Lachlan Smith Caleb Webb Chris Gilliland
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WHITEHORSE PIONEERS: Down at Horse Stadium the club saw a great effort by all three sides having solid wins against Kilsyth. The 19’s kicked the day off in a must win game which saw the first half in a bit of an arm wrestle. Skipper Tadan VITACCA lead by example all day with his physicality at the footy which helped the boys break open the game in the third quarter kicking 5 goals to 2 goals. Charlie CLIFFORD returned to the 19’s after playing his first game in the senior side last week, he snagged two majors and had it at least 30 times for the day. Xavier FRY had a stand out game, kicking two goals and getting plenty of ball, earning himself best of field honours. Playing his first game for the pioneers, Dana DIPOALA was unstoppable at Centre Half forward snagging three majors. Ritchie KEANE and Samuel VASSILIOUS were also very dangerous in the forward line kicking 3 majors each. The boy’s big winners by 53 points and a great team effort. The reserves continued to their great start this year defeating Kilsyth. Coach Joel DALEY inspired the reserves before the game and came out firing! The boys led from start to finish and were never challenged running out 44 point winners. The return of veteran and new father Chris Job boosted the forward line, booting three majors for the day and a memorable non preferred left foot snap in front of the club rooms which got the pioneer faithful in full voice. Chris Job also has not stopped mentioning it since kicking the goal. Other great efforts saw the return of Michael FERGUSON kicking two goals with Dan BONNET also chiming in with two goals. New recruit Alex TOWNSEND had another great game getting plenty of footy. Whilst Nick BERTACCO, Harry “the wizard” THORN and the Dorking Road Specialist Shaun NOLAN all had great games. The boys now go 3-1, a great start to the season with another big challenge next week against Fair Park. The seniors came up against an impressive undefeated Kilsyth line-up. Kilsyth shot out of the blocks kicking the first two goals in what was wet a slippery conditions. The boys rallied and hit back with two majors but went into the first break down by 12 points. The second quarter was a real arm wrestle, however Whitehorse regained some ascendency through the midfield led by Mitch WARD, Jacob DALEY and skipper Maverick GLEED getting plenty of ball and driving it forward causing it to be all tied up at half time. The third quarter was set alight by speedster Matt BERTACCO and goal kicking magician Marcus TIPPETT, both causing havoc for Kilsyth defenders, each booting multiple goals for the quarter and both ending up with four majors for the match. The back six were super, led by Chris RYAN, Adam BLYTHMAN and Ricky BEVAN. Michael MCDOUGALL continued his great start to the year and was never beaten and racked up plenty of disposals. Damien BERTACCO hit back with some good form, while Brad FARLEY and Matt MCCORMACK had it on a string. Whitehorse kicked away and at three quarter time led by 26 points. The last quarter started much like the third, kicking the first two goals and putting the game to bed. A few late goals to Kilsyth but it wasn’t enough, the pioneers running away to a hard fought 19 point win, making it four on the trot and a terrific start to the season 4-0. This week’s challenge is Fair Park away. A big congratulation to Lachie BACON being nominated for the young gun award. BACON has had a terrific start to the season and is in sizzling form. Ladies Night is on Saturday 21st of May after the home Donvale match, tickets are now being sold for $30 and is anticipated to be the biggest amount of women ever to be seen at a suburban football function. Get around the Pioneers in Season 2017, feed the horse.
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GLEN WAVERLEY HAWKS Senior Coach: Ryan Flack Res Coach: Brad Matthews Ground: Central Reserve, Springvale Road, Glen Waverley. (Melways 71 B5) Ph: 9887 9696 Colours: Blue jumper with gold and white side panels and gold hawk emblem, blue shorts. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Q1
Aaron Riddle Mitchell Potts (VC) Dan Eastman Ryan Goold Gavin Cruse Jesse Dunne (C) Billy Huxtable Beau Parthenides Daniel Eggington Tom Eddy Andrew Gellatly Oliver Wisniewski Josh McMillan (VC) Toby McMillan Dane Conboy Jared Lapsley Evan Pickering Sam Parlapiano Brandon Hodges Luke Broad Tim Pape Jason Pitts Stephen Varney Shaun Williams Brad Matthews Ryan Newey Luke Paolini Dave Edebohls Joel Wille Sean Murphy Julian Wong Ben Pickering Paul Sinden Nick Smith James Clare Adam Amin Adam Mercuri Q2
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Robbie Small Myles Viney Rhys Burton Shaun Straka Luke Sinden Stanley Campos Matt Munari Lachie Sheaf Aaron Barnard Callum Jackson Bijan Robilliard Scott Padgett Caillin Austin Will O’Shea Tony Crinis Connor Wright Daniel Luff
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Matt Usatov James White Nic Dore Matt Jenkins Pat Willett Matt Sevior Ben Gray-Fraser Dan Clarke Nick Ainsworth Harry Jones Aaron Mason
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Nick Pearson Jordan McGowan Jack Whitbourn Josh Keyte Anthony Jenkins Bailey Stevens Seamus Bolton Zac Trotter
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ROUND 5: SATURDAY 13 MAY 2017
FOREST HILL Senior Coach: Martin Stillman Res Coach: Matthew Peterson Ground: Forest Hill Reserve, Fraser Place, Forest Hill. (Melways 62 E2) Ph: 9878 9336 Colours: Green and White vertical stripes, Green shorts
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Mitchell Gibbons Lucas Gibbons Jake Rowe Jacob Mowat Adam Ziegerink David Smyth Aaron Creak Michael Casey James O’Sullivan Damian Hodder Justin Scicluna Austin Deneys Nick Pincott Daniel Ratcliffe Sanjit Jayasinghe Riley Gillian Tom Denham Gavin Willoughby Dean McGuire David Mathers Dylan Wallace Ryan Fisher Mitchell Remington Jarryd Healey-Rotheram James Martin Jarrad Hills Brandon Perring Mitchell Newman Luke Harley Joseph McLelland Matt Carnelley William Burgess Todd Burger James Powell Dan Gregg-Mantle Sam Grose Lachlan Mason
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Liam Carnelley Harley Burmeister-Lyons Nathan Palmer Nathan Walsh Nathan Wilson Jake Davis Rohnan Laws Will Stoneham Elijah Dale Davis Kelly Max McAra Jason Rossit Mark Parrent Dale Kline Erik Vakalis Ben Casey Tim Douglas James Hair Stuart Cassidy Shaun Smith Dylan Harries Dylan Knight Brock Smith Leigh Waldron Tim O’Brien Jim Buaban
FOREST HILL: A big week for the club as we made the trip to Coldstream with our seniors looking to bounce back from their defeat at the hands of Donvale. Forest Hill got off to a great start and lead Coldstream at quarter time. In a closely contested game in tough conditions Coldstream ended up taking the points by 3 goals, and deserve to be on top of the ladder after 4 rounds as one of two undefeated teams. We lead at QT and lost the game by 3 goals outscoring Coldstream in the LQ. The Seniors are 2-2 the same as this time last season and look to keep building more consistency for today’s game against Glen Waverley Hawks and beyond. Our Netballers had another great weekend with all three sides recording good wins. Congratulations to club stalwart Alannah Coleman who has been appointed Coach of the Under 19 Representative Netball side. All 3 Junior sides playing at home enjoyed wins including our girls team. The Under 10s won 3 out of their 4 games at Lightning Premiership so the junior ranks are looking strong at Zebra land. This week as we travel to take on Glen Waverley Hawks the Seniors will be looking for a win and the Reserves will be keen to maintain their top position. Saturday night is one of the club’s biggest function; the $5k Draw. $100 gets you entry for 2, basic beverages, finger food and a chance at $5k in vouchers. If you haven’t already got your ticket get down to the club after the match and pay at the door for a great night. Go Zebras!
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DIVISION 4 SURREY PARK: The under 19s had the week of this week with a bye. The Reserves don’t like losing, as this week they bounced back from their only loss to chalk up another win, running out victorious against Fairpark. Luke ‘Teddy’ Jackson was a thirsty centre half forward, having himself a Furphy’s day out, with a six-pack of goals. Club legend Jimmy proved the price was Wright, when he kicked a spectacular boo-naa-naa from the infamous “come with me” pocket, straight through the big sticks. Harry Cook was a night-owl down back, patrolling and surveying the area, with fellow defender Pat Hatch igniting in the 3rd term. Ryan Missy Higgins got himself a 5-star hospitality rating for serving Sherrins on a silver platter all day at stoppages. It was a great day for the twos, and it looks like it’s going to be a great season. The senior side got the monkey off their back, getting their first win of the season in what was wet and slippery day. Jayden Murphy came up against his old side, and was prolific whilst carrying a few niggles. The Rifle, Riley Tempany, was all guns blazing down back, and battled through a shoulder injury in which was a gutsy and courageous effort. The miraculous one, Terry, showed pace all day breaking lines, whilst Bede Briscomb provided help in the ruck, and has become a much-needed utility for the club. We look to carry on our winning form against Nunawading this week.
SURREY PARK Senior Coach: Scott Hamill Res Coach: Andrew Comello Ground: Surrey Pk Reserve, cnr Canterbury & Elgar Rds (Melways 47 B12) Ph: 9898 7282 Colours: Black yoke with Black and White stripes. Black shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 Q1
Liam Doidge Justin Cuzzupi Michael Paolini Riley Tempany Jayden Murphy Teri Miriklis James Wright Graeme Johns Joseph Crabtree Kane Henden Andrew Venables Cameron McCasker Ryan Kennedy Patrick Hatch Darby Edgeworth Danyon Smart Andrew Rogers Darcy Sketcher Zachary Tempany Daniel Toma Dean Spencer Sloane Willing Benjamin Podger-Carroll Nick Coad Thomas Rogers Dylan Jones Ben Field Bailey Jones Ryan Higgins Alex Hocking Josh Garvin Michael Mckenzie Thomas Ross Joshua Reid Zachary Moore Oliver Anderson Declan Hauser Q2
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Thomas Veitch Matthew Anderson Thomas Badcock Harrison Cook Matthew Mcbride Nick Tanner Matthew Olden Tyson Rattle Luke Jackson Joshua Bentley Daniel Brock David Truong Josh Brown Ben Myers Christopher Allen Patrick Dowling Paul Young Sam Pentney Patrick McCaughan Liam Williamson Bede Briscomb Stuart Johns Alan Chung
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James Gray James Marshall Noah Bennett Liam Mooney Callum Ternes James Box Harry Lacchiana Harry Clyne Ronan Bohanna Conrad Dickson Tyler O’Neill Henry Chambers
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ROUND 5: SATURDAY 13 MAY 2017
NUNAWADING Senior Coach: Paul Bevan Res Coach: Ryan Dobson Ground: Koonung Reserve, Springfield Rd, Blackburn Nth. (Melways 47 K6) Ph: 9894 4174 Colours: Maroon and Gold vertical stripes, Maroon shorts.
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Ryan Dobson Marty Lambe Tim Burgoyne Jason Kotis James Backhouse Nick Whelan Andrew McDonald Jordan Smith Stefan Krakowick Luke Bogdon Daniel Jones Tim Barro JP Tom Hogg Leigh Gifford Chris Ciemcioch Ryan Hardy Dean Kirk Bowen Strahan Ashley Schulz Ash Cox Nathan Foyster Joshua Delaney Nathan Clements Alex Mitchell Craig Corrin Daniel Flanagan Rory Dezylva Andre Eramo Scott McMnhon Sam Merhebi Mitch Wilson Liam Burns Tim Jenkins Matthew Eastaugh Nick Martin Douglas Manley
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DIVISION 4 COLDSTREAM: Welcome to Donvale Football Club to our club, another exciting round of grass roots football in the making. Seniors a great win last week v Forest Hill while the Reserves went down but never stopped on the day. Reserves Best Players C. Majok, Z. Brown, J. Deacon. Seniors Best Players T. Clayton, A. Sedgman, A. McInerney. Netball teams are doing the club super proud while not only representing the club on the courts but cooking dinners and supporting all the club events. Thanks to Doug Gray for his great support in running the bar with club publican Mr John Jefcott. Doug is also owner of Coldstream Ice so feeling the need to chill out then drop in and see Doug. Good luck to all our teams both Senior and Junior covering Football and Netball. #cougs17 Social Calender. All Events On The CFC Facebook Page and Team App 27th May- 90’s Night Dress Up Theme $10 entry 3rd June- Ladies Night. $25 See Naralle or Laura for tickets 24th June- Special Effort Draw. $100 ticket see Jamie Clark 8th July- Trivia Night Sports Theme $10 a ticket. Get your tables in to Dean Cecere 22nd July- Annual Ball. Yarra Glen Racecourse $140 ticket all inclusive. See Kelly Tarr for a ticket. 5th Aug- The Surburban Footballer $35. See Jamie Clark for a ticket. Vote Count and Presentation Night Details to come.
COLDSTREAM Senior Coach: Michael Cardamone Res Coach: Ash Rankin Ground: Coldstream Reserve, Sth Gateway (off Maroondah Hwy), Coldstream. (Melways 281 B9) Ph: 9739 1984 Colours: Navy jumper with white vee, navy shorts. 1 Aaron Brown 2 Michael Cardamone 3 Benjamin Thomas (RVC) 4 Rodney Williams (RC) 5 Daniel Price 6 Jai Deacon 7 Lauchlan Craig (SC) 8 Chol Majok 9 Daniel Versteegen 10 Brody Ross-Travis 11 Darcy Carrigan 11R Jamie Pegg (RC) 12 Shaun Bennett 13 Sean McCarthy 14 Mathew Price 15 Adam Burdick 16 Jamie Cecere 16R Zachary Grenfell 17 Patrick O’Neil 18 John Rafferty 19 Jeffrey Akers 20 Dean Cecere 21 Aaron Sedgman (SVC) 22 Leigh Odermatt 22R Jordan Rice 23 Paul Wagner 24 Brendan Dickinson 25 Adam Dale 26 Austin Mcinerney 27 Cameron Skelton 28 Tobias Griffin 29 Andy Cultrera 30 Clinton Gerace 31 Mitchell Edmonds 32 Michael Hendley 33 Sean Hartley 34 Shannon Walsh Q1
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ROUND 5: SATURDAY 13 MAY 2017
DONVALE Senior Coach: Matt Fife Res Coach: Daniel Michelangeli Ground: Donvale Reserve, Mitcham Road, Donvale. (Melways 48 F3) Colours: Black with Green and white V, Black shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38
Karl Toce Matt Fife Matt Leardi Matthew Sheen Jack Purcell Peter Ancona James Hayward Josh Busch Jesse Liebelt David Holland Hayden Cotsford Sam Coghlan Josh Phillips Nick Murphy Jeremy Grocott Nick Lannen Michael Foley Matthew Sutherland Kyle Wignell Rob Finch Daniel Jones Jaimie Ruberto Adam Woods Andy O’Meara Clay Crimmins Dean Di Staso Jason Wade Alex Fiore Kyle Rodda Jake McCormack James Rausa Michael Howse Zac Haig Lachlan Imeneo Sean Maher Daniel Michelangeli Josh Cardamone
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Chris Sutherland Dave Withers Carl Seiger Christian Lucarelli Damien De Blasio Craig Nicholson Sean Donovan Jonathan Salamon Daniel Clarke Avi Limbu Aaron Lucietto Ryan Paterson Hayden Eddy Aiden Baggoley Anthony Lasala Aloma Obialor Daniel Zachariah Brad Harrington Julien Withers Pat Dillon Tierney Reid James Schutz Michael Withers Michael Trkulja
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DONVALE: Big wins by our seniors and reserves in the wet at Nunawading last Saturday. Thanks to Nunawading for a great day. We had a number of senior players miss through injury so it was pleasing to put in a really solid performance in both matches. Our under-19s had a resounding victory at Ferntree Gully to bring themselves to 2-2 for the season so far. It’s good for this group to get on a roll in a season that has so far seen them unable to play the same opposition or at the same venue as our Seniors. At the time of writing, we don’t know the fixture for our Under 19s this week; but of course we wish them well wherever they may be! Our Seniors and Reserves travel to face ladder leaders Coldstream. Coldstream have rebuilt their list from last season and we congratulate them on the great strides they have made. We look forward to testing ourselves against such tough competition today and our aim is to bring the four points from each match back to Donvale. A reminder to our supporters to please purchase your membership as soon as you can. Memberships are available for purchase on-line at our website and can also be bought at our temporary rooms at St Davids. Please contact Club Secretary Diarmuid McAlary if you have any difficulty. Thanks again to our sponsors for coming on board again in 2017. Their support is more important than ever; especially with the first half of the season being away games. Particular thanks to our major sponsors, including Jellis Craig Manningham, Venture Egg Financial Services and Konstruct Recycling. Tickets are available now for our Gala Cocktail Ball on 24th June. It promises to be a great night. Please remember to follow us on Social media (Facebook and Instagram) to stay up to date with all the Donvale news.
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Aaron D’Amato Christopher Rinkquest Nicholas Decesare Ethan Parkinson Jackson Rowe Ben Di Virgilio Luke Scapin Jack Dullard Kristian Panayiotou Mark Squillace Grant Harris Jono Tommasoni
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Christopher Drakos Lucas Hehir Harrison Goss Tim Stanghi Luke Leighton Vincent Meagher James Kolokythas Chris Massarotti Jordan Crombie Nadi Hamzovski Mark Odhiambo Dylan Kelly
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Joshua Jordaan Jordan Haigh Rhys Matthews Shabhan Teffaha Harrison Giles Matt Day
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DIVISION 4 KILSYTH: The under-19s boys played their best game so far, this season, unfortunately running out of legs in the last half. The boys only had 16 players, no bench and were extremely competitive in the first half. O’Rourke kicked 4, J Bentley, Newton, Anderson, Sells and J Polkinghorne all kicked 1. Best on: Newton, O’Rourke, Ivanovic, Anderson, Stevens, Scheepers.
KILSYTH Senior Coach: Paul Newlands Res Coach: Chris Rutty Ground: Pinks Reserve, Liverpool Rd, Kilsyth. (Melways 51 H8) Ph: 9728 8773 Colours: Black jumper with red sash, red shorts.
We are very proud of the boy’s efforts this weekend and hopefully with a full team, the boys can show us how good they really can be! The reserves boys had their second loss of the year, going down 83 – 39. After losing a couple of key players to injury during the game, the boys were also down on bench numbers and had to push hard all game. Donaldson was back to his goal kicking best, kicking 4, with Hincksman and first gamer for the club Gardiner, both kicking 1 each. Best on: Grylls, Molesworth, Donaldson, P Malan, Beavan and Gardiner. The seniors had their first loss of the year, going up against the also undefeated Whitehorse. The match was hard and tough, with both sides drawn going into the half time break. Unfortunately, the boys came out in the third and let Whitehorse kick 4 unanswered goals which in the end got them the win. Clarke again with a bagful, kicking 4, Mainenti, Currey, Miechel, Van Gulik, Nautili, Masters and Jacobs all with 1 each. Best on: Currey, Miechel, Noonan, G Malan, Clarke and Ross.
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Rob Mainenti Mathew King Cam Van Florstein Josh Van Gulik Aaron Beavan Cameron McArthur Jye Sigersma Travis Browning Jack Meichel Ben Benson Ryan Goodinson Ryan Crosby Jake Henshall Callum Donaldson Sean Currey (C) Nic Leary Ash Masters Scott Irvine Harley Thomas Jackson Lucas Michael Noonan Scott Killen Chris Rutty Corey Webb Simon Clarke Elliot Ross Mathew Jackson Kane Hillier Matthew Richards Eddie Molesworth Josh Garside Gavin Nautili Mose Levey Max Spiers Brendan Richards Heath Williams Gavin Malan Q2
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Hayden Harris Troy Zaicz Michael Hincksman Miff Smith Ben Fogarty Luke Perryman Morgan Gardiner Mitchell Jacobs Josh Oliver Matthew Stather Jay Kelly Hayden Lane Tyrone Russell Michael Charles Paul Malan Robb Bailey Manny Webb Paul Hare Matthew Dobson Dale Fedat Haydn Morse Adrian Grylls Daniel Nevins
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Brandon Wallan Noah Hargreaves Bradley Polkinghorne Jake Powell Cooper Stevens Tom Clarke Ben Shepherd Mitchell Clavant Drew Sells (C) Jacob Newton (C) Daniel McCall Jake Coleman
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Nathan O’Rourke Jason Polkinghorne Tyson Doutch Harry Clarke Jarred Prest Mark Parker Brandon Scheepers Ben Anderson Jackson Bentley Mark Hutchins Cooper Bentley
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ROUND 5: SATURDAY 13 MAY 2017
SILVAN Senior Coach: Michael Scoon Res Coach: Shane Rowe Ground: Silvan Reserve, Cnr Parker and Monbulk Roads, Silvan. (Melways 123 C1) Colours: Navy blue with arched pale blue stripes on side and navy shorts
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Aaron Lamonica Tristan Verhoef Thomas Frost Luke Moore Aaron Rowe Adam Robert Dean Janssen Leigh Dickfos Matthew White Will Shephard Andrew Knight Brayden Bowes Brent Guglielmi Neal Macaulay (Res) Trent Fennell Paul Jones Damien Noll Adrian Cannata Troy Smith Daniel Begley Luke Beddome Bryce Litchfield Daniel Wells (Res) Alex Walker Jarrod Rowe Shaun Jones Beau Kitto Andrew Daou John Bonnano Matthew Welten Borris Shane Rowe Jarryd Dietzel David Denton Aaron Fortescue Rhys Spooner Warren Schmidt
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Cameron Bisschop Daniel Jones Hugh McCollam Angus McCollam Stefan Cardamone Jake Andrews Anthony Giuliano Blair Neill Patrick Calvert Chris Murphy Alex Richardson Harley Bain Justin Taylor Tim Martin Tom Hoare Mohammad Hussini Alex Harris Keegan Hewitt Dean Toohey Sam Russell Simon Surrao
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Aaron Morris Curtis Damon Samuel Margo Tim Martone Brayden Bowes Ben Hunt Max Huntley Daniel Sharp Jake Francombe Rhys Lloyd Neal Macauly (VC) Tyson Fisher
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Aaron Francis Jimmy Harrington Tim Sugarmur Patrick Calvert (C) Tom Hore Aaron Enener Thomas Robertson Tristan Williams Tom Dwight Jacob Zahra Brandon Cameron Cameron Bisschop (DVC)
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TEAM Vermont Purple Rowville Hawks East Ringwood Blackburn Black Boronia FTG Eagles Blue Heathmont Norwood
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17D TEAM Knox Black Lysterfield Forest Hill Scoresby Blackburn White Vermont Gold Kilsyth Eastern Lions The Basin Green FTG Eagles White
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L 0 1 1 1 1 2 3 3 4 3
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
For 479 397 378 309 266 244 232 154 177 115
Agst 133 178 211 234 245 337 273 356 399 385
% 360.15 223.03 179.15 132.05 108.57 72.40 84.98 43.26 44.36 29.87
Pts 16 12 12 12 12 8 4 4 0 0
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JUNIOR LADDERS 2017 14A TEAM Vermont Purple Lysterfield Teal East Ringwood Blue The Basin North Ringwood Blackburn Black FTG Eagles Blue Chirnside Park
P 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
W 4 4 3 2 1 1 1 0
L 0 0 1 2 3 3 3 4
13A
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For Agst 349 146 284 137 331 226 288 236 229 219 201 294 126 301 122 371
% 239.04 207.30 146.46 122.03 104.57 68.37 41.86 32.88
Pts 16 16 12 8 4 4 4 0
TEAM Lysterfield Teal East Ringwood Blue Rowville Hawks North Ringwood Waverley Blues Mooroolbark Vermont Croydon
P W 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 2 4 2 4 1 4 1 4 0
14B TEAM East Burwood Mooroolbark Heathmont Knox Lilydale Glen Waverley Rovers Croydon Mitcham
P 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
W 4 4 3 2 1 1 1 0
TEAM Rowville Hawks South Croydon Donvale Wantirna South Upper Ferntree Gully Montrose Lysterfield Grey Bayswater/Norwood
P 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
W 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 0
TEAM Waverley Blues FTG Eagles White Vermont Gold Kilsyth East Ringwood White Blackburn Red
P 4 4 4 4 4 4
W 4 3 2 2 1 0
L 0 0 1 2 3 3 3 4
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F 410 325 304 266 320 255 228 75
A 183 156 224 258 218 326 312 506
% Pts 224.04 16 208.33 16 135.71 12 103.10 8 146.79 4 78.22 4 73.08 4 14.82 0
TEAM GW Rovers Black Heathmont Bayswater The Basin Kilsyth Blackburn Lilydale Boronia
% Pts 405.83 16 275.00 12 116.26 12 141.87 8 100.87 8 118.46 4 43.01 4 12.18 0
TEAM Upper Ferntree Gully Mitcham Glen Waverley Hawks The Knights - Rowville Chirnside Park Donvale East Ringwood White Wantirna South
P 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
W 4 4 2 2 2 1 1 0
L 0 0 2 2 2 3 3 4
14C
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F 339 237 151 147 109 95 89 95
A 52 145 123 123 192 172 226 229
% Pts 651.92 16 163.45 16 122.76 8 119.51 8 56.77 8 55.23 4 39.38 4 41.48 0
13C
L 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4
D FF F A 0 0 418 103 0 0 341 124 0 0 236 203 0 0 288 203 0 0 232 230 0 0 231 195 0 0 160 372 0 0 66 542
14D
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D FF For Agst % Pts 0 0 219 107 204.67 16 0 0 255 110 231.82 12 0 0 299 141 212.06 12 0 0 165 164 100.61 8 0 0 194 199 97.49 8 0 0 145 243 59.67 4 0 0 121 215 56.28 4 0 0 90 309 29.13 0
13B
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
L 0 1 2 2 3 4
L 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4
P W 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 2 4 2 4 1 4 0 4 0
L 0 0 1 2 2 3 4 4
D FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F 207 183 183 233 148 104 87 79
A 61 121 106 163 141 142 187 303
% 339.34 151.24 172.64 142.94 104.96 73.24 46.52 26.07
Pts 16 16 12 8 8 4 0 0
13D D FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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F 650 265 232 263 155 58
A % Pts 45 1444.44 16 235 112.77 12 264 87.88 8 340 77.35 8 363 42.70 4 376 15.43 0
TEAM Coldstream Montrose Rowville Gold Ferntree Gully Eagles Lysterfield Grey GW Rovers White Forest Hill Knox
P W L 4 4 0 4 4 0 4 3 1 4 2 2 4 1 3 4 1 3 4 1 3 4 0 4
D FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F 243 268 187 112 77 92 99 52
A % 23 1056.52 66 406.06 90 207.78 209 53.59 120 64.17 170 54.12 187 52.94 265 19.62
Pts 16 16 12 8 4 4 4 0
JUNIOR LADDERS 2017 12A TEAM East Ringwood Blue Blackburn Black Mooroolbark Green Vermont Purple Lysterfield Teal North Ringwood Waverley Blues Glen Waverley Rovers
P W 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 0 4 0
L 0 1 1 2 2 2 4 4
11A D FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For Agst 274 72 243 110 275 171 219 140 206 132 153 156 55 326 27 345
% 380.56 220.91 160.82 156.43 156.06 98.08 16.87 7.83
Pts 16 12 12 8 8 8 0 0
TEAM Mitcham Vermont Purple Glen Waverley Hawks Lysterfield Teal Wantirna South Green Norwood The Basin Red Blackburn Black
P W L D B FF For Agst 4 4 0 0 0 0 126 48 4 3 1 0 0 0 163 59 4 3 1 0 0 0 80 49 4 2 2 0 0 0 101 59 4 2 2 0 0 0 88 105 4 1 3 0 0 0 86 123 4 1 3 0 0 0 46 112 4 0 4 0 0 0 47 182
Pts 16 16 12 8 8 4 0 0
TEAM Croydon White Glen Waverley Rovers Knox Heathmont Blue North Ringwood Lilydale East Ringwood Blue Rowville Hawks
Pts 16 12 12 12 8 8 8 4 0 0
TEAM Chirnside Park Donvale The Knights - Rowville Kilsyth Upper Ferntree Gully Mooroolbark Ferntree Gully Eagles East Burwood South Croydon Blackburn Red
P W 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 0 4 0
% Won 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 66.67 50.00 33.33 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 0.00 0.00
TEAM The Basin Green Heathmont Gold Coldstream Wav.Blues/ Want. Sth Vermont Gold Bayswater Croydon Blue Lysterfield Grey East Ringwood White
P W 3 3 4 4 4 3 3 2 4 2 3 1 4 1 3 0 4 0
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12B TEAM FTG Eagles Blue Upper Ferntree Gully East Burwood Black The Knights - Rowville Lilydale Knox South Croydon Kilsyth
P W 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 2 4 2 4 1 4 0 4 0
TEAM Montrose Blue Wantirna South Vermont Gold Croydon Donvale Mitcham The Basin Lysterfield Grey North Ringwood Boronia
P W 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 1 4 0 4 0
L 0 0 1 2 2 3 4 4
D FF F A 0 0 273 75 0 0 223 106 0 0 208 124 0 0 153 64 0 0 157 151 0 0 170 227 0 0 60 270 0 0 44 271
% 364.00 210.38 167.74 239.06 103.97 74.89 22.22 16.24
P 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
W 4 4 3 2 2 1 0 0
12C L 0 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 4 4
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P W L 4 4 0 4 4 0 4 4 0 3 3 0 3 2 1 4 2 2 3 1 2 4 1 3 4 1 3 4 1 3 4 1 3 3 0 3 4 0 4
L 0 0 1 2 2 3 4 4
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F A 216 8 198 28 174 74 157 111 80 97 44 217 38 180 23 215
% 2700.00 707.14 235.14 141.44 82.47 20.28 21.11 10.70
Pts 16 16 12 8 8 4 0 0
11C
D FF F 0 0 225 0 0 358 0 0 259 0 0 236 0 0 228 0 0 137 0 0 110 0 0 50 0 0 59 0 0 12
A 92 59 52 66 127 114 198 259 356 351
% 244.57 606.78 498.08 357.58 179.53 120.18 55.56 19.31 16.57 3.42
12D TEAM South Belgrave East Ringwood White Forest Hill Coldstream Heathmont Vermont Eagles Mooroolbark Gold FTG Eagles White Blackburn Red Eastern Lions Bayswater Montrose Red East Burwood White
% Pts 262.50 16 276.27 12 163.27 12 171.19 8 83.81 8 69.92 4 41.07 4 25.82 0
L 0 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 4 4
D FF F A 0 0 205 27 0 0 137 65 0 0 132 73 0 0 164 39 0 0 101 69 0 0 106 84 0 0 77 74 0 0 82 121 0 0 41 212 0 0 2 283
% Pts 759.26 16 210.77 12 180.82 12 420.51 8 146.38 8 126.19 8 104.05 8 67.77 8 19.34 0 0.71 0
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
% 719.05 288.73 317.95 268.52 175.64 42.28 38.46 23.53 0.45
11D D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0
F 432 235 310 150 120 146 89 89 98 82 77 58 47
A 13 18 31 64 58 177 162 100 200 188 302 262 358
% 3323.08 1305.56 1000.00 234.38 206.90 82.49 54.94 89.00 49.00 43.62 25.50 22.14 13.13
L 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4
B 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0
F A 151 21 205 71 124 39 145 54 137 78 63 149 55 143 32 136 1 222
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WOMEN’S LADDERS 2017 DEAKIN UNI SENIOR WOMEN’S TEAM Knox Chirnside Park Mount Evelyn Bayswater Waverley Blues Yarra Junction Norwood Upper Ferntree Gully Heathmont
P 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 2
W 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0
L 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 2
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0
F 282 144 54 70 62 34 0 28 9
DEAKIN UNI UNDER 18
A % Pts 0 1000000.00 8 39 369.23 8 23 234.78 8 65 107.69 4 79 78.48 4 56 60.71 4 138 0.00 4 97 28.87 0 186 4.84 0
TEAM Chirnside Park Blackburn/ Norwood Mount Evelyn Emerald Ferntree Gully Croydon East Burwood Knox Donvale Vermont The Basin
DEAKIN UNI UNDER 16 PREMIER TEAM Blackburn Knox Donvale Mount Evelyn Mitcham Ferntree Gully Norwood Worawa Waverley Blues East Ringwood Blue
P W 4 4 4 3 4 3 3 2 4 3 4 2 4 1 3 1 4 0 4 0
L 0 1 1 1 1 2 3 2 4 4
D FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F 541 311 434 309 166 233 187 184 63 28
P W L D B FF 2 2 0 0 1 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 3 2 1 0 0 0 3 2 1 0 0 0 3 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 0
P W 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 2 4 0 4 0
L 0 1 1 2 4 4
D 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0
F A 240 46 413 33 365 68 242 231 43 501 15 439
Pts 16 12 12 12 12 8 4 4 0 0
TEAM Montrose North Ringwood Wandin East R’wood White Coldstream Kilsyth Lilydale
P W 4 4 3 3 3 2 4 2 3 1 3 0 4 0
TEAM Blackburn Mount Evelyn Montrose Norwood Yarra Glen Donvale Mitcham Mooroolbark Bayswater
P W 3 3 4 4 4 3 3 2 4 2 3 1 4 1 3 0 4 0
P W 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 2 4 2 4 1 4 1 4 0 4 0
L 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F 324 379 211 122 190 136 108 104 42 38
TEAM Montrose Vermont Purple Mitcham Lilydale Donvale Kilsyth East Ringwood Coldstream Mooroolbark
P W 3 3 3 3 4 2 4 2 4 2 3 1 4 1 4 1 3 0
% Won 100.00 75.00 75.00 50.00 0.00 0.00
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L 0 1 2 2 2 4
D 0 0 0 0 0 0
B FF 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
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F 159 134 184 112 83 69
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 1 1 0 1 1 0
FF FA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F 384 242 190 121 63 48 57
A % % Won 38 1010.53 100.00 65 372.31 100.00 93 204.30 66.67 230 52.61 50.00 209 30.14 33.33 173 27.75 0.00 297 19.19 0.00
L 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F 329 234 214 100 287 58 72 21 39
A 18 16 53 68 138 132 374 188 367
% % Won 1827.78 100.00 1462.50 100.00 403.77 75.00 147.06 66.67 207.97 50.00 43.94 33.33 19.25 25.00 11.17 0.00 10.63 0.00
UNDER 12 NORTH A % 15 2160.00 20 1895.00 110 191.82 118 103.39 140 135.71 153 88.89 235 45.96 231 45.02 256 16.41 376 10.11
Pts 16 16 12 12 8 8 4 4 0 0
UNDER 12 YARRA RANGES TEAM Mt Evelyn Belgrave Monbulk Healesville Yarra Glen Olinda Ferny Creek
L 0 0 1 2 2 3 4
UNDER 14 DIVISION 1
% 521.74 1251.52 536.76 104.76 8.58 3.42
UNDER 14 DIVISION 2 TEAM Knox Ferntree Gully Emerald Forest Hill Vermont Upper Ferntree Gully Olinda Belgrave The Basin Upwey-Tecoma
A % % Won 0 1000000.00 100.00 1 31800.00 100.00 15 2506.67 100.00 74 425.68 100.00 122 221.31 66.67 83 197.59 66.67 240 14.58 33.33 127 27.56 0.00 359 4.74 0.00 321 1.87 0.00 620 0.00 0.00
DEAKIN UNI UNDER 16 DIVISION 1
A % 41 1319.51 80 388.75 122 355.74 144 214.58 122 136.07 212 109.91 268 69.78 352 52.27 519 12.14 596 4.70
DEAKIN UNI UNDER 16 DIVISION 2 TEAM Vermont Gembrook-Cockatoo Rowville Knights Upper Ferntree Gully Heathmont Glen Waverley Rovers
F 426 318 376 315 270 164 35 35 17 6 0
L 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 3
D B FF 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
F 166 128 135 96 126 81 85 57 52
A % % Won 12 1383.33 100.00 10 1280.00 100.00 57 236.84 62.50 48 200.00 62.50 77 163.64 50.00 107 75.70 33.33 148 57.43 25.00 213 26.76 25.00 192 27.08 0.00
UNDER 12 SOUTH A 23 115 95 161 143 204
% Pts 691.30 16 116.52 12 193.68 8 69.57 8 58.04 8 33.82 0
TEAM Sth B’ve/Lysterfield Rowville Hawks Rowville Knights Ferntree Gully Bayswater Upper Ferntree Gully Glen Waverley Rovers Knox Blackburn Vermont Gold
P W 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 2 4 2 4 1 4 1 4 0 4 0
L 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F 242 133 192 197 87 137 57 57 22 12
A 38 35 67 71 35 88 148 197 206 251
% % Won 636.84 100.00 380.00 100.00 286.57 75.00 277.46 75.00 248.57 50.00 155.68 50.00 38.51 25.00 28.93 25.00 10.68 0.00 4.78 0.00
SCOREBOARDS 2017 DEAKIN UNI SENIOR WOMEN – ROUND 2 - 6/05/2017 Bayswater 1.0, 2.4, 5.5, 6.11 (47) Yarra Junction 1.4, 1.4, 1.5, 1.5 (11) GOALS – Bayswater: L. McShane 2, H. McMillan 2, B. Lay 2 Yarra Junction: K. McConnell 1 BEST – Bayswater: K. Aquilina, M. Bock, B. Eastham, A. Gill, C. Mason, B. Lay Yarra Junction: J. Laidlaw, T. Eason, T. Irwin, J. Cousens, K. McConnell, L. Sandqvist Chirnside Park 1.0, 4.3, 7.6, 10.14 (74) Upper Ferntree Gully 3.0, 3.0, 3.0, 3.1 (19) GOALS – Chirnside Park: J. Freeman 2, A. Barker 2, G. Bradshaw 2, S. de Cler 2, J. Mandl 1, S. Ruddick 1 Upper Ferntree Gully: C. Kerr 1 BEST – Chirnside Park: J. Mandl, S. de Cler, A. Barker, V. Clarke, A. Leslie, S. Ruddick Upper Ferntree Gully: S. De Bono Temopoulos , C. Kerr, K. Elder, K. Sommers, B. Owen
Waverley Blues 1.1, 2.1, 4.3, 6.6 (42) Heathmont 0.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 (9) GOALS – Waverley Blues: L. Donaldson 1, A. Keana 1, C. Zwack 1 Heathmont: E. Gosbell 1 BEST – Waverley Blues: P. Panayi, J. McKenna, C. Zwack, B. Murphy Heathmont: J. Saunders, S. Evans, A. Martz Knox Norwood GOALS – K nox: Norwood: BEST – K nox: Norwood:
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Bayswater v Upper FTG
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Chirnside Park v Norwood
Croydon 10.12 (72) defeated East Burwood 0.2 (2) Chirnside Park 39.30 (264) defeated The Basin 0.0 (0)
Mount Evelyn v Knox
Ferntree Gully 6.13 (49) defeated Knox 4.7 (31)
Yarra Junction v Heathmont
Mount Evelyn 24.26 (170) defeated Donvale 0.0 (0)
Waverley Blues - Bye
Emerald 9.8 (62) defeated Vermont 0.4 (4)
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SENIOR LADDERS 2017 DIVISION 1 SENIORS TEAM Vermont South Croydon Blackburn Noble Park Doncaster North Ringwood Norwood Montrose East Ringwood Rowville Balwyn Bayswater
P 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
W 4 4 3 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 0
L 0 0 1 1 1 2 3 3 3 3 3 4
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FOR 406 434 325 278 294 257 316 292 238 271 212 220
AGST 217 279 262 247 274 254 318 345 287 351 298 411
DIVISION 2 SENIORS % 187.10 155.56 124.05 112.55 107.30 101.18 99.37 84.64 82.93 77.21 71.14 53.53
PTS 16 16 12 12 12 8 4 4 4 4 4 0
Doncaster 10.13 (73) defeated Balwyn 4.11 (35) South Croydon 20.9 (129) defeated East Ringwood 6.4 (40) Norwood 18.7 (115) defeated North Ringwood 9.4 (58) Vermont 16.15 (111) defeated Rowville 8.7 (55) Blackburn 8.9 (57) defeated Noble Park 3.11 (29) Montrose 12.18 (90) defeated Bayswater 5.9 (39)
TEAM Knox Lilydale Doncaster East Mitcham Mulgrave Mooroolbark Wantirna South Croydon Upper FT Gully Waverley Blues
P 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
W 4 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 0
P 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
W 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 0
L 0 0 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F 387 315 339 265 197 245 229 182 211 190 109 157
A 129 118 115 223 195 255 249 245 286 270 424 317
PTS 16 16 12 12 8 8 8 4 4 4 4 0
TEAM Croydon Knox Lilydale Mooroolbark Mitcham Doncaster East Wantirna South Waverley Blues Upper Ferntree Gully Mulgrave
P 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
W 4 3 3 3 3 2 1 1 0 0
W 3 4 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 0 0
L 0 0 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1
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% 165.70 141.67 123.79 121.50 93.49 72.66 83.65 80.22 79.35 74.85
PTS % Won 16 100.00 12 75.00 12 75.00 12 75.00 8 50.00 8 50.00 4 25.00 4 25.00 4 25.00 0 0.00
L 0 1 1 1 1 2 3 3 4 4
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F 299 363 306 316 246 258 199 167 208 170
A 202 178 182 197 176 299 240 313 367 378
% 148.02 203.93 168.13 160.41 139.77 86.29 82.92 53.35 56.68 44.97
Pts 16 12 12 12 12 8 4 4 0 0
% Won 100.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 50.00 25.00 25.00 0.00 0.00
DIVISION 2 U19s F 436 216 153 275 281 230 171 106 134 124 62
A 71 127 143 163 200 201 196 155 311 169 452
% 614.08 170.08 106.99 168.71 140.50 114.43 87.24 68.39 43.09 73.37 13.72
South Croydon 9.6 (60) defeated East Ringwood 7.6 (48) Norwood 15.9 (99) defeated North Ringwood 6.8 (44) Vermont 15.12 (102) defeated Rowville 5.4 (34) Noble Park 6.3 (39) defeated Blackburn 3.7 (25)
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AGST 207 204 290 214 307 289 263 278 276 326
Knox 11.16 (82) defeated Doncaster East 6.4 (40) Mooroolbark 14.10 (94) defeated Waverley Blues 4.7 (31) Croydon 9.9 (63) defeated Mitcham 6.2 (38) Lilydale 17.19 (121) defeated Mulgrave 5.3 (33) Wantirna South 12.5 (77) defeated Upper Ferntree Gully 6.10 (46)
DIVISION 1 U19s P 3 4 3 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3
FOR 343 289 359 260 287 210 220 223 219 244
DIVISION 2 RESERVES % 300.00 266.95 294.78 118.83 101.03 96.08 91.97 74.29 73.78 70.37 25.71 49.53
Balwyn 8.12 (60) defeated Doncaster 6.6 (42) South Croydon 12.15 (87) defeated East Ringwood 5.8 (38) Norwood 11.10 (76) defeated North Ringwood 7.4 (46) Vermont 7.17 (59) defeated Rowville 6.6 (42) Blackburn 6.9 (45) defeated Noble Park 2.4 (16) Montrose 14.8 (92) defeated Bayswater 2.4 (16)
TEAM Vermont Noble Park Doncaster Blackburn Rowville Norwood North Ringwood South Croydon Montrose East Ringwood Balwyn
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Knox 11.17 (83) defeated Doncaster East 11.10 (76) Mitcham 7.12 (54) defeated Croydon 4.9 (33) Mulgrave 8.6 (54) defeated Lilydale 7.9 (51) Upper Ferntree Gully 6.7 (43) defeated Wantirna South 5.10 (40)
DIVISION 1 RESERVES TEAM Vermont Blackburn Rowville South Croydon Noble Park Montrose Norwood East Ringwood Doncaster North Ringwood Balwyn Bayswater
L 0 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 3 4
Pts 16 16 12 8 8 8 8 8 8 4 4
TEAM Knox Mulgrave Waverley Blues Lilydale Ferntree Gully Croydon Upper FT Gully Wantirna South Doncaster East
P 4 4 3 4 4 3 3 3 4
W 4 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 0
L 0 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 4
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0
F 299 383 209 311 261 255 139 134 108
A 158 186 164 273 305 177 195 218 423
% 189.24 205.91 127.44 113.92 85.57 144.07 71.28 61.47 25.53
Pts 16 12 8 8 8 4 4 4 0
% Won 100.00 75.00 66.67 50.00 50.00 33.33 33.33 33.33 0.00
Knox 10.11 (71) defeated Doncaster East 4.4 (28) Ferntree Gully 10.12 (72) defeated Waverley Blues 5.4 (34) Mulgrave 14.7 (91) defeated Lilydale 9.4 (58) Wantirna South 8.11 (59) defeated Upper Ferntree Gully 3.11 (29)
SENIOR LADDERS 2017 DIVISION 3 SENIORS TEAM Boronia Heathmont Templestowe Scoresby Park Orchards The Basin Chirnside Park Ferntree Gully Ringwood South Belgrave Warrandyte East Burwood
P 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
W 4 4 3 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 0
L 0 0 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 4
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FOR 407 348 329 302 331 280 347 308 262 295 207 213
DIVISION 4 SENIORS AGST 233 217 225 230 291 273 343 324 278 411 363 441
% 174.68 160.37 146.22 131.30 113.75 102.56 101.17 95.06 94.24 71.78 57.02 48.30
PTS 16 16 12 8 8 8 8 8 4 4 4 0
TEAM Coldstream Whitehorse Pioneers Donvale Kilsyth Forest Hill Glen Waverley Hawks Surrey Park Silvan Fair Park Nunawading
Pts 16 16 12 12 8 8 8 8 4 4 0 0
TEAM Forest Hill Surrey Park Coldstream Whitehorse Pioneers Donvale Silvan Kilsyth Glen Waverley Hawks Fair Park Nunawading
Boronia 11.10 (76) defeated The Basin 9.7 (61) Park Orchards 7.8 (50) defeated Scoresby 5.13 (43) Templestowe 14.16 (100) defeated East Burwood 3.5 (23) Heathmont 11.6 (72) defeated Chirnside Park 7.8 (50) South Belgrave 14.10 (94) defeated Warrandyte 6.5 (41) Ringwood 14.11 (95) defeated Ferntree Gully 9.13 (67)
P 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
W 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 0 0
L 0 0 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 4 4
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F 348 273 276 343 214 248 249 225 240 201 163 149
W 4 4 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 0
L 0 0 1 1 2 3 3 3 3 4
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FOR 527 396 510 384 436 369 311 279 226 75
AGST 221 301 212 295 228 239 408 389 367 853
% 238.46 131.56 240.57 130.17 191.23 154.39 76.23 71.72 61.58 8.79
PTS 16 16 12 12 8 4 4 4 4 0
Coldstream 11.11 (77) defeated Forest Hill 9.5 (59) Donvale 35.29 (239) defeated Nunawading 3.3 (21) Surrey Park 11.14 (80) defeated Fair Park 10.9 (69) Whitehorse Pioneers 14.12 (96) defeated Kilsyth 11.11 (77) Silvan 11.9 (75) defeated Glen Waverley Hawks 6.8 (44)
DIVISION 3 RESERVES TEAM Park Orchards Boronia Templestowe Ringwood Ferntree Gully The Basin Heathmont Chirnside Park Scoresby Warrandyte South Belgrave East Burwood
P 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
DIVISION 4 RESERVES A 170 209 132 193 213 270 294 286 246 208 354 354
% 204.71 130.62 209.09 177.72 100.47 91.85 84.69 78.67 97.56 96.63 46.05 42.09
Boronia 8.10 (58) defeated The Basin 8.7 (55) Park Orchards 10.18 (78) defeated Scoresby 5.5 (35) Templestowe 13.18 (96) defeated East Burwood 2.1 (13) Heathmont 18.9 (117) defeated Chirnside Park 5.6 (36) Warrandyte 11.8 (74) defeated South Belgrave 4.6 (30) Ringwood 10.14 (74) defeated Ferntree Gully 9.3 (57)
P 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
W 4 3 3 3 2 2 2 1 0 0
L 0 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 4 4
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F 519 336 318 299 350 263 233 178 95 39
A 90 163 163 234 200 195 192 309 422 662
% 576.67 206.13 195.09 127.78 175.00 134.87 121.35 57.61 22.51 5.89
Pts 16 12 12 12 8 8 8 4 0 0
Forest Hill 12.10 (82) defeated Coldstream 5.3 (33) Donvale 26.20 (176) defeated Nunawading 0.4 (4) Surrey Park 19.11 (125) defeated Fair Park 3.4 (22) Whitehorse Pioneers 12.11 (83) defeated Kilsyth 5.9 (39) Silvan 17.16 (118) defeated Glen Waverley Hawks 4.5 (29)
DIVISION 3&4 U19s TEAM Heathmont Park Orchards Surrey Park Scoresby Boronia The Basin Glen Waverley Eagles South Belgrave Donvale Whitehorse Pioneers Templestowe Chirnside Park East Burwood Ferntree Gully Kilsyth
P 4 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 3 4
W 4 4 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 0 1 0 0
L 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 4
D 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0
F 559 371 301 226 322 186 254 252 229 178 200 100 102 51 91
A 85 69 92 173 121 192 200 237 273 257 299 249 304 447 424
% 657.65 537.68 327.17 130.64 266.12 96.88 127.00 106.33 83.88 69.26 66.89 40.16 33.55 11.41 21.46
Pts 16 16 12 12 10 10 8 8 8 8 8 4 4 4 0
DIVISION 3 & 4 U19 RESULTS - Round 4 - 6/05/2017 Whitehorse Pioneers 16.15 (111) defeated Kilsyth 9.4 (58) Boronia 3.11 (29) drew with The Basin 4.5 (29) Park Orchards 11.13 (79) defeated Scoresby 3.5 (23) Templestowe 13.18 (96) defeated East Burwood 1.2 (8) Heathmont 20.16 (136) defeated Chirnside Park 7.2 (44) South Belgrave 10.10 (70) defeated Glen Waverley Eagles 7.12 (54) Donvale 17.19 (121) defeated Ferntree Gully 3.3 (21)
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DIVISION 3 – ROUND 4 - 06/05/2017
Doncaster 2.1, 5.6, 8.7, 10.13 (73) Balwyn 1.2, 2.4, 2.9, 4.11 (35) GOALS – D onc: J. Kalanj 3, J. Munks 3, D. Cooper 2, J. Lumicisi 1, Z. Tiernan-Perversi 1 Balwyn: J. Gobbels 2, M. North 1, J. Simpkin 1 BEST – D onc: E. Kavanagh, G. Jarvis, J. Kalanj, C. Tout, D. Molloy, B. Marganis Balwyn: M. O’Regan, R. Gilchrist, T. Simpkin, J. Wright, J. Weatherald, S. Cross South Croydon 5.1, 12.3, 16.4, 20.9 (129) East Ringwood 1.0, 3.1, 5.4, 6.4 (40) GOALS – S outh Croydon: P. Rosier 3, L. Cox 3, J. Tucker 2, F. Anderson 2, M. King 2, T. Zomer 2, S. Cali 1, S. Dinnell 1, J. Cass 1, R. Mallison 1, J. Allison 1, B. Kilpatrick 1 East R’wood: D. Butera 1, J. Belo 1, T. Millard 1, J. Weightman 1, B. Jones 1, M. Ekers 1 BEST – S outh Croydon: D. King, P. Rosier, L. Cox, J. Cass, M. Jones, J. Crowle East R’wood: J. Weightman, A. Renton, C. Cerni, O. Chadwick, B. Legg, M. Ekers Norwood 6.1, 11.3, 13.6, 18.7 (115) North Ringwood 2.1, 5.1, 7.2, 9.4 (58) GOALS – N orwood: R. Jordon 6, L. Williams 4, B. Trend 3, T. Shinners 2, B. Hudson 1, J. Buceto 1, C. Quinlivan 1 North Ringwood: R. Harbeck 2, C. Haley 2, J. Vanunen 2, A. Fenton 1, T. Hill 1, J. Dean 1 BEST – Norwood: J. Kroussoratis, R. Jordon, J. Gould, D. Johnson, M. Wright, B. Trend North Ringwood: A. MacKinnon, C. Dunne, J. Vanunen, H. Decker, A. Johns, D. Wood Vermont 2.2, 7.5, 9.9, 16.15 (111) Rowville 0.4, 1.4, 5.6, 8.7 (55) GOALS – V ermont: L. Johns 3, M. Davis 2, J. Best 2, T. Castledine 2, R. McComb 1, D. Reid 1, C. Young 1, S. Davidson 1, A. Ellis 1, C. Mendes 1, K. McConnon 1 Rowville: J. Anderson 2, M. Robinson 1, M. Davey 1, J. Bastinac 1, L. McDonald 1, D. Archer 1, A. Frawley 1 BEST – V ermont: R. McComb, T. Schneider, L. Johns, J. Best, L. Wale-Buxton, A. Parker Rowville: J. Kinder, M. Garner, D. Zajac, J. Anderson, J. Bastinac, G. Pears Blackburn 4.1, 5.1, 8.7, 8.9 (57) Noble Park 1.0, 1.4, 2.6, 3.11 (29) GOALS – B lackburn: J. Hammond 2, M. Thorp 1, B. Daniher 1, T. Watkins 1, P. Contin 1, D. Vizzarri 1, X. Murphy 1 Noble Park: T. Harper 1, K. Martin 1, Z. Alwan 1 BEST – B lackburn: X. Murphy, B. Daniher, S. Macaulay, P. Contin, M. Donoghue Noble Park: R. Morrison, K. Martin, Z. Alwan, C. Anagnostou, J. Sketcher, T. Glen Montrose 5.3, 8.8, 10.13, 12.18 (90) Bayswater 2.0, 2.2, 2.7, 5.9 (39) GOALS – M ontrose: B. Schilling 4, D. Bell 2, J. Peni 2, K. Moore 2, A. McIntosh 1, J. Garthwaite 1 Bayswater: J. Galvin 1, C. McLeod 1, M. Cunningham 1, J. Callanan 1, B. Galvin 1 BEST – M ontrose: D. Bell, J. McDonald, S. Waters, B. Schilling, A. Haining, J. Garthwaite Bayswater: K. Lopo, C. O’Reilly, A. Van Rooyen, M. Galvin, S. Stallion, M. McCluskey.
Boronia 3.3, 3.4, 9.4, 11.10 (76) The Basin 3.2, 5.4, 7.7, 9.7 (61) GOALS – Boronia: J. Lake 3, B. Robertson 2, C. Burgess 2, B. Rapisarda 1, M. Geraghty 1, J. Bolton 1, H. Burgess 1 The Basin: M. Kruger 3, J. Symes 2, M. Thompson 1, J. Kean 1, C. Cripps 1, J. Brown 1 BEST – Boronia: J. Lake, T. Dodd, J. Collins, R. Henderson, H. Burgess, S. Bell The Basin: J. Adams, C. Cripps, M. Kruger, T. Mills, S. Carlos, A. Findlay Park Orchards 2.1, 2.4, 5.7, 7.8 (50) Scoresby 1.4, 4.7, 4.9, 5.13 (43) GOALS – Park Orchards: J. Price-Inglis 2, A. Wilson 1, C. Hickey 1, M. Prosenak 1, N. Wiggins 1, J. Minogue 1 Scoresby: B. Bronsgeest 2, R. Hicks 1, T. Boxell 1, J. Hicks 1 BEST – Park Orchards: J. Chappell, N. Wiggins, T. Feher, M. Philp, M. Haythorne, W. Debney Scoresby: B. Bronsgeest, L. McDonald, M. Williams, D. Milligan, A. Bronsgeest, R. Hicks Templestowe 4.3, 7.6, 10.11, 14.16 (100) East Burwood 0.2, 1.4, 2.4, 3.5 (23) GOALS – Templestowe: O. Lodge 3, J. Bain 3, M. Mariani 2, A. Mariani 2, J. Dawson 1, D. Di Stefano 1, D. Pearce 1, M. Bain 1 East Burwood: W. Cripps 2, J. Winder 1 BEST – T emplestowe: A. Mariani, M. Mariani, J. Dawson, K. Thomas, J. Malietzis, A. Brown East Burwood: J. Stafford, W. Cripps, S. Caruso, B. Cavalot, T. Ryan Heathmont 1.0, 5.2, 7.2, 11.6 (72) Chirnside Park 1.3, 3.4, 6.6, 7.8 (50) GOALS – Heathmont: J. Spurrell 5, K. Clark 2, B. Abbruzzese 2, L. Douglas 1, J. Cornwall 1 Chirnside Park: M. King 3, A. Mcnab 2, A. Roth 1, S. Morton 1 BEST – Heathmont: J. Davis, T. Rourke, J. Spurrell, R. Young, B. English , B. Abbruzzese Chirnside Park: J. Wilkinson, A. Mcnab, D. Agnew, R. Sandy, M. King, S. Morton South Belgrave 2.2, 5.5, 9.7, 14.10 (94) Warrandyte 1.1, 2.3, 5.4, 6.5 (41) GOALS – South Belgrave: P. Wright 4, A. Bakens 4, S. Colosimo 2, S. Bartels 1, R. Hudson 1, B. Condor 1, A. Benbow 1 Warrandyte: M. Cullum 1, J. Fitzgerald 1, S. Ternes 1, W. Morley 1, S. Patroni 1, J. Beasley 1 BEST – South Belgrave: P. Costa, N. Stow, S. Colosimo, S. Bartels, J. Robertson, B. Condor Warrandyte: Z. Ballard, W. Morley, J. Appleby, T. Ratcliffe, C. Johnstone, P. Abrey Ringwood 0.1, 4.3, 8.9, 14.11 (95) Ferntree Gully 1.6, 5.8, 7.9, 9.13 (67) GOALS – Ringwood: T. Farmer 5, D. Hill 3, P. Bowden 3, M. Brereton 2, M. Jackson 1 Ferntree Gully: L. Boyle 4, B. Blizzard 3, B. Morrison 1, L. Kennedy 1 BEST – R ingwood: D. Atwell, T. Farmer, M. Jackson, B. Power, Z. Callinan, D. Hill Ferntree Gully: B. Morrison, J. Farrell, C. Cox, K. Gray, A. Cavarra, L. Boyle.
DIVISION 2 – ROUND 4 - 06/05/2017
Coldstream 1.3, 6.7, 10.8, 11.11 (77) Forest Hill 3.0, 4.0, 7.2, 9.5 (59) GOALS – Coldstream: M. Edmonds 2, M. Cardamone 2, D. Carrigan 2, L. Odermatt 2, D. Cecere 1, A. Cultrera 1, J. Cronin 1 Forest Hill: M. Carnelley 1, N. Pincott 1, M. Newman 1, J. Davis 1, J. Mowat 1, R. Gillian 1, S. Jayasinghe 1, J. Rowe 1, D. Hodder 1 BEST – Coldstream: T. Clayton, A. Sedgman, L. Odermatt, A. McInerney, J. Rafferty, D. Versteegen Forest Hill: E. Dale, T. Burger, N. Palmer, J. Mowat, L. Gibbons, J. Davis Donvale 8.4, 21.17, 27.20, 35.29 (239) Nunawading 2.0, 2.0, 3.0, 3.3 (21) GOALS – Donvale: N. Murphy 9, J. Purcell 7, M. Sheen 5, A. Fiore 4, J. Grocott 3, M. Leardi 3, M. Sutherland 1, M. Foley 1, M. Trkulja 1, J. McCormack 1 Nunawading: W. Gemenis 1, J. Kotis 1, J. Winter 1 BEST – Donvale: M. Sheen, Z. Haig, J. Grocott, N. Murphy, M. Sutherland, M. Leardi Nunawading: M. Ritchie, N. Clements, W. Gemenis, N. Whelan, J. Kotis, L. Burns Surrey Park 1.6, 5.8, 7.11, 11.14 (80) Fair Park 1.4, 3.7, 9.7, 10.9 (69) GOALS – Surrey Park: A. Rogers 3, J. Cuzzupi 3, D. Toma 2, B. Jones 1, P. Collopy 1, G. Johns 1 Fair Park: T. McNamara 2, N. Werle 2, E. Doulgeris 2, B. Nied 1, M. Flintoff 1, M. Eddy 1, J. Peagram 1 BEST – Surrey Park: B. Briscomb, T. Miriklis, G. Johns, K. Henden, A. Rogers, J. Murphy Fair Park: J. Topp, E. Doulgeris, T. McNamara, M. Eddy, K. Hird, R. McKendry Whitehorse Pioneers 2.3, 6.4, 10.9, 14.12 (96) Kilsyth 4.3, 6.4, 6.7, 11.11 (77) GOALS – Whitehorse Pioneers: M. Bertacco 4, M. Tippett 4, A. Padbury 2, M. Gleed 1, B. Farley 1, P. Zennaro 1, M. McDougall 1 Kilsyth: S. Clarke 4, R. Mainenti 1, M. Jacobs 1, J. Miechel 1, A. Masters 1, S. Currey 1, G. Nautili 1, J. Van Gulik 1 BEST – Whitehorse Pioneers: M. Tippett, A. Blythman, J. Duclos, M. Gleed, J. Daley, M. Bertacco Kilsyth: S. Currey, J. Miechel, M. Noonan, G. Malan, S. Clarke, E. Ross Silvan 5.4, 8.4, 8.7, 11.9 (75) Glen Waverley Hawks 0.2, 2.5, 4.5, 6.8 (44) GOALS – Silvan: T. Smith 3, B. Kitto 2, L. Beddome 2, C. Murphy 1, W. Shepherd 1, W. Schmidt 1 Glen Waverley Hawks: P. Sinden 3, M. Potts 1, B. Huxtable 1, T. McMillan 1 BEST – S ilvan: L. Beddome, A. Daou, T. Smith, A. Knight, D. Janssen, B. Kitto Glen Waverley Hawks: B. Parthenides, B. Huxtable, P. Sinden, T. McMillan, T. Pape, E. Pickering.
Knox 4.4, 6.10, 6.13, 11.17 (83) Doncaster East 5.2, 6.2, 8.10, 11.10 (76) GOALS – K nox: H. Greaves 3, J. Curtiss 3, J. Damatopoulos 2, M. Tsirtsikos 1, J. Duman 1, J. McGown 1 Doncaster East: T. Gordon 5, J. Summers 3, C. Lucas 1, J. Locke 1, S. Gold 1 BEST – K nox: L. Kidd, H. Greaves, J. Curtiss, J. Duman, J. Beech, S. Aiello Doncaster East: T. Gordon, J. Summers, J. Locke, M. Vaiano, J. Lowther, R. Ayoubi Mooroolbark 4.0, 6.0, 7.0, 9.2 (56) Waverley Blues 1.0, 4.4, 5.5, 6.7 (43) GOALS – M ooroolbark: K. Talevski 2, B. Slattery 2, A. Beddoes 2, J. Jordan 1, R. Johns 1, F. Jake 1 Waverley Blues: W. Edwards 2, M. Engley 1, M. Sharpe 1, N. Slater 1, P. Savage 1 BEST – M ooroolbark: B. Slattery, G. Stephens, S. Atkinson, S. McManus, J. Jordan, F. Jake Waverley Blues: W. Edwards, B. Turner, M. Sharpe, A. Swierzbiolek, N. MacDonald, N. Slater Mitcham 1.1, 3.5, 6.11, 7.12 (54) Croydon 1.3, 3.4, 3.6, 4.9 (33) GOALS – M itcham: J. Parente 3, C. Hoegel 3, L. Marro 1 Croydon: C. Spaulding 1, B. Weinert 1, M. Wilkins 1, E. Wadsworth 1 BEST – M itcham: L. Ryan, J. McCubbin, W. Gordon, J. Petracca, R. Handley, N. Winterton Croydon: J. Taylor, D. Lemon, P. Thatcher, H. Dempster, J. Grant, C. Spaulding Mulgrave 0.1, 4.3, 6.5, 8.6 (54) Lilydale 0.4, 3.4, 4.6, 7.9 (51) GOALS – M ulgrave: B. Gilling 2, T. McGowan 2, J. Davidson 1, S. Kassianou 1, D. Siakoulis 1, S. Lester 1 Lilydale: C. Berntsen 2, A. Preston 2, C. Morison 2, K. Quilty 1 BEST – M ulgrave: P. Cole, N. Grylls, J. Falloon, G. Alepidis, D. Siakoulis, J. Davidson Lilydale: B. Batty, C. Morison, S. Horsley, C. Berntsen, A. Preston, K. Quilty Upper Ferntree Gully 1.1, 2.5, 3.5, 6.7 (43) Wantirna South 0.1, 1.5, 4.9, 5.10 (40) GOALS – U pper Ferntree Gully: B. Hards 2, R. Hore 2, J. Whiteman 1, T. McWilliam 1 Wantirna South: J. Freeman 1, B. Hutchinson 1, N. Papadopoulos 1, D. Beddome 1, Z. Klibingaitis 1 BEST – U pper Ferntree Gully: M. Smith, J. Whiteman, B. Haddock, P. Gellie, J. Whiteman, C. Wakefield Wantirna South: S. Gerloff, D. Lang, D. Waller, A. Teakel, J. Hare, J. Denes.
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