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FINALS – 8-9 SEPTEMBER 2018

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DIVISION 4 GRAND FINAL

GLEN WAVERLEY HAWKS V WHITEHORSE PIONEERS

DEAKIN UNI WOMEN’S DIVISION 1 GRAND FINAL MOUNT EVELYN V VERMONT

DEAKIN UNI WOMEN’S DIVISION 2 GRAND FINAL DONVALE V BLACKBURN

INSIDE THE EFL Resurrection As we head into our first weekend of senior football grand finals, seeing a few clubs who are or have been involved, it got me thinking about footballing resurrection.

Scoresby’s rise this season has been the best case in point.

Sunday week back I saw their veterans team win through to Phil Murton this week’s grand final with a EFL Chief Executive Officer comfortable win over Wantirna South. Last Friday night their netball team took out the Premier Reserves flag. Then on the Sunday I saw the reserves and senior teams fight it out for a place in the Division 3 grand final. How far they’ve come. It was only a few years back, in my first few months as CEO, I remember difficult conversations with presidentelect Steve Weir on how they were going to keep the club afloat. A tough few years followed, with regular floggings in Division 1 to start with, then the drop to Division 3.

It’s why I hope there’s some players, committee and supporters who are still around from those tough days that are enjoying some brighter times now.

There are a few other examples too.

Surrey Park, once on the end of a 60-plus game losing streak, have had both their reserves and under-19s play during the finals with the 19s making the grand final. With a young senior team and building a strong relationship with the junior club, the future looks bright.

After some lean years not that long ago, Glen Waverley Hawks find themselves with the chance to win their first grand final.

East Burwood are playing off in the reserves grand final this weekend while the seniors just missed out after a terrific year. Having been into the club this year and seeing the buzz that winning games has brought, it shows that whether you’re winning games in Division 1 or 4, it doesn’t matter.

Last year we had Donvale win in Division 4, just four years after being in recess.

I wrote a piece at the time about Scoresby, relevant for any club that’s going through a period of difficulty. That in the history of the club, when the walls are adorned with pictures of premiership teams, that the efforts of those who keep clubs afloat in the darkest times is somehow recognised. Scott Cairns and Paul Bevan from Nunawading at present. Rod Buncle and Andrew Toop at Surrey Park. John Giles and Kev Keaney at Donvale.

Rob Peak and the Worner brothers at East Burwood. The Hockings, Danceys and Potts at Glenny Hawks. People who put up their hand when often no-one else will and all seems too hard.

Divisional footy helps clubs find a spot where they can be competitive and rebuild from and the incoming restructure will assist in giving more clubs the chance to play finals and taste the ultimate success. This was a big motivating factor behind the change. Seeing the buzz around clubs competing in finals over the last few weeks and knowing how big the build up to a grand final will be for everyone involved reaffirms this position.

So, for clubs like Nunawading and Chirnside Park who have had tough years in 2018, it shows a brighter future, while taking plenty of hard work, may not be that far away.

This Sunday also marks grand final day for the Deakin Uni Senior Women’s Competition at Lilydale, with Vermont taking on Mount Evelyn in the Division 1 grand final, while in Division 2, it’s Donvale playing Blackburn. The competition this year had 18 teams across two divisions.

Combined with the 110 teams in the Eastern Region Girls Competition, it’s amazing to think that just a few years ago there were half a dozen junior girls teams and three senior women’s teams in Melbourne’s east.

With club junior girls programs building and increasing numbers of girls graduating from the under-18 competitions, indications for next year are that we may have in excess of 30 teams, with four divisions a distinct possibility. The standard of footy is improving quickly, but more importantly, it’s giving girls and women across the east the chance to play our great game and all that comes with being part of a club and team.

Some of the stories this year have been inspiring. Boronia building their numbers and enjoyment as the year went, despite struggling on the scoreboard, culminating in a big win with the vets giving them a guard of honour and belting out the club song together. South Croydon’s inaugural year including a game when a couple of mums and senior president Cathy White joined in to help make up the numbers, the pres even getting on the scoreboard.

Vermont making the grand final in their first year. There is an air of excitement and innocence that comes with female footy, which is a bit lacking in the men’s footy.

Our focus in 2019 will again be on trying to integrate men’s and women’s footy on match days as much as possible. We’ve had a number of examples this year where it’s worked fantastically, and for the full benefits to be fully reached, this has to happen.

Best of luck to all teams this weekend and see you at the footy.

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STATS BENCH

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Division 1 Finals Vermont Doncaster

Wins 26 24

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South Croydon Blackburn

South Croydon won its first-ever match EFL Finals Record Wins Losses Draws Streak against Vermont but just one of the next 26 Vermont 60 34 0 L1 encounters until the famous grand final win South Croydon 21 19 1 W3 last season. A finals victory each against each Doncaster 24 26 0 L3 other, both matches coming in 2017. This year Blackburn 17 18 0 W1 they have shared the spoils with Vermont’s Round 17 win counter-balancing the Bulldogs’ victory in Round 10.

With successive finals appearances, Doncaster and Blackburn appear to be representing a changing of the guard of Division 1 finals teams. The Burners won last year’s elimination final; they have played each other in one other final in 1990 in Division 2 won by the Sharks. In 2018, they played each other twice for a win apiece.

Division 2 Finals Upper FTG

Wins 20

Not sure this match could top the first semi for EFL Finals Record excitement but let’s hope so. This is the third Upper FTG EFL preliminary final between these two teams Lilydale with Upper Gully winning the previous two.

They have shared the spoils against each other in 2018.

Division 3 Finals Scoresby

Wins 19

Whitehorse Pnrs

Wins 13

With Division 3 status already assured the Pioneers and Hawks can focus on gaining some much needed silverware. Just one EFL flag between them – the Pioneers’ Division 4 triumph in 2007.

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Glen W Hawks EFL Finals Record Whitehorse Pnrs Glen Wav Hawks EFL Grand Finals Whitehorse Pnrs Glen Wav Hawks

Losses 22 21

Wins Boronia

There’s been a fair time between premierships EFL Finals Record for both Scoresby and Boronia, the Magpies Scoresby last hoisting a flag in 2006 while Boronia’s Boronia premiership drought extends back to 2000.

Have the Hawks learnt enough to turn the tables of a fortnight ago?

Division 4 Finals

Wins Lilydale

Wins 8 6 Wins 1 0

Losses 8 9 Losses 1 2

Draws 0 0 Draws 0 0

Streak W1 W1 Streak W1 L2

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EASTLAND NETBALL REVIEW By: Jessie Hare Twitter: @JessieHaree

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he Netball EFL season is all over for another year with the Premier, Premier Reserve, Divisions 1 and 2 grand finals played last Friday night.

It was Fairpark Yellow who came away with the premiership cup for the second year in a row. Fairpark came streaming out of the blocks in the first quarter taking a nine-goal lead at the first break against Wantirna South Devils. The Devils worked tirelessly to get the margin down but just wasn’t enough to stay within reach. Fairpark defeated Wantirna South, 49 goals to 30. Stephanie McNay from Fairpark was solid for all four quarters which earnt herself a best on court medal. Fairpark’s Claire Van Dreumel showing why she has been a leading goal scorer across the whole division with 28 goals and Victoria McLellan backing her up with 21 goals. For Wantirna South Lauren Woodgate’s standout season in the goal circle was shown again as she scored 24 goals for her side.

The Premier Reserve grand final was won by Scoresby Swoopers who went on to defeat Lilydale Falcons, 58 goals to 46. After an even first quarter it was all Scoresby from the second quarter, they blew out their quarter time lead of three goals to half time leading by 14. Although Lilydale didn’t go away, it just wasn’t enough to compete with Scoresby. Scoresby’s Bianca Sanzaro’s performance was just far too good and it got herself the best on court medal. Sanzaro’s massive

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game in the goal circle saw her shoot 37 goals and her goaling duo Karin Halstead with 21, they were too good for Lilydale’s defence.

In Division 1, it was an inspired come-from-behind win for South Croydon Red who got over the line against Fairpark Red. South Croydon were down at every break before the last quarter, at three quarter time they found themselves down by four goals.

Naomi Linossier from South Croydon had a dominant game which saw her receive the best on court medal.

South Croydon was led by Jamie Sands and Sophie Stubbs in the goal circle while Fairpark’s Megan Williams was their highest scorer for the game.

The Division 2 grand final saw Vermont Eagles come away with the victory against Croydon, 38 goals to 22. A shaky start from the minor premiers saw them trailing Croydon at the first break by two goals.

Vermont was able to find their rhythm in the second half and shut down Croydon for the rest of the game.

Vermont’s Hannah Barry-Murphy played out a solid game of netball which meant she was the one to receive the best on court medal for that match. Kellie Phillips stared in the goal circle for Vermont with 27 goals while Croydon’s highest goal scorer was Matilda Higgins with 10 goals.

We would like to thank all the players, officials and supporters over the 2018 Netball EFL season. The EFL is looking forward to an even bigger and better season next year!

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DIVISION 4 GRAND FINAL PREVIEW By: Jessie Hare Twitter: @JessieHaree

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HE stage is set for the Division 4 grand final

In the first round of finals, it was the Whitehorse Pioneers who cemented the first spot in today’s decider, defeating minor premiers, Glen Waverley Hawks by a mere two points with inaccurate kicking from both sides.

Fast forward two weeks and we are set for a re-match of that game for the premiership trophy after the Hawks were able to bounce back and defeat a strong East Burwood outfit.

Hawks’ coach Ryan Flack made sure they didn’t focus on the disappointment of the previous loss in the lead up to last week’s game.

“We had already arranged to have a dinner back at the club after that game (first semi-final) for all the partners, supporters and everything like that,” Flack said.

“It actually became a really good forum for us to just put that day to bed and refocus and reset for the week (prelim).

“I think we went in with a pretty good mind set and we knew that there was a job to be done and East Burwood certainly made us work for it.”

“Many of the weeks (during the season) we’ve had seven or eight individual goal kickers which we think is important for us in terms of us being a dangerous side, we don’t rely heavily on one or two players.”

For Whitehorse, it was about managing its week off wisely and keeping the bond strong for the next two weeks in time for the grand final.

After having the last couple of weeks to reflect on its first final, Whitehorse knows it had some areas to work on.

Whitehorse’s assistant coach, Joel Daley gives an insight to how they prepared.

Daley and the club are excited for what Saturday’s game will bring.

“Last week we had a few sore boys on the Tuesday, so we had a light night then on Thursday we ramped it up a little bit,” Daley said.

“Obviously we’re very excited to be in the grand final but at the same time we know that we were pretty lucky. They (Glen Waverley) missed a couple of shots late in the game and we think we have a lot of improvements to come out that,” he said.

“We then met at the club on Saturday and we all went and had a look at the Glen Waverley and East Burwood game.

“Trying to stick together you know, we just bonded really well - just over the half way mark of the year, we sort of made a bit of a pact that we were going to become brothers.

“We’ve stuck together ever since and that’s what we tried to do last week.”

For the Hawks, Flack is confident that their defensive pressure in their forward 50 will support their multiple goal scorers. “(In the preliminary final) I thought our pressure was really good and we probably generated a couple of shots just from tackle pressure and winning free kicks in our forward 50 from forward defensive pressure,” he said.

“We’ve showed we’re a pretty accurate side all year but occasionally you have those days where you’re off.

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“In that semi-final it was a low scoring game, both sides applied a lot of pressure and different momentum swings were there.

“So whichever team can get on top and make the most of their chances and put the most pressure on the opposition will probably end up winning the flag.”

Saturday will be Whitehorse’s first grand final appearance since 2007, where it won the club’s last flag - senior coach, Jamie Carpenter was an integral part of the win, too. For the Glen Waverley Hawks, they have never won a senior premiership in the 45 years of the club’s existence. Their last grand final appearance was in 2012 in Division 3 where they lost to North Ringwood.

The Hawks and Pioneers are one win apiece in the pair’s last two encounters, with just seven points separating the two sides in Round 10 and two points a fortnight ago in the semi-final.

LAST TIME THEY MET DIVISION 1 SENIORS SEMI FINAL 2 VERMONT V SOUTH CROYDON Round 17: Vermont 13.16 (94) def. South Croydon 12.9 (81)

SEMI FINAL 1 DONCASTER V BLACKBURN Round 12: Doncaster 6.13 (49) def. by 11.7 (73)

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DIVISION 1 SENIORS VERMONT: First up may we congratulate our Netball Team who won the Women’s Div.2 Premiership on Friday Night. A particular well done to Captain Hannah Barry-Murphy, who not only is the prime organizer but deservedly won the Best Player award in the Grand Final. We also have our Woman’s Football team in the Grand Final starting at 12.15pm tomorrow at Lilydale.

We all wish Coach Meredith Denvir and the players the best of luck and urge supporters to try and get there tomorrow. To have our three 1st.Div. sides here today for the Second Semi Finals is a terrific achievement given the injuries that have plagued our Seniors and Reserves all year and the unfortunate situation with the Under 19 competition where we only played 13 games.

The result so far is a credit to our Coaches Harmit Singh, Paul Breen and the U19 panel of Coaches :Paul Barlow Kris Barlow and Jack Furey. We well know that finishing on top does not guarantee anything, but the rest last week was very much welcomed. To our supporters we thank you for your continued assistance.

Our thanks go to all our Sponsors, particularly the Wantirna Hill Club, Lilydale International, Rycon Building Group, Freight Concepts, Bekdon Richards Estate Agents, Simpson Constructions, Asahi and the Bendigo Bank. Tonight we are back at Vermont hopefully with lots of smiles. The Social Club is open from 5pm. Presentation Night will be on Thursday 27th of September at Clubrooms.

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SOUTH CROYDON: Fantastic start to last weekend, when on Friday evening our Division 1 Netball Red team continued their undefeated run and took out the Grand Final. By all accounts a fantastic come from behind win by this outstanding team led by Bec McCormick.

Congratulations ladies and hopefully we will see you all back for 2019!

On Saturday morning the combined U19 Sth Croydon/ Whitehorse team easily won their prelim and have made it through to the Grand Final (today as you read this), and another contest against Surrey Park!

Saturday afternoon at Bayswater - two close games; the Reserves fought out a close encounter and missed out by 4 points against Blackburn. The game ultimately could have gone either way, and the boys gave their all. They now take on Doncaster at Central Reserve, Glen Waverley tomorrow (Sunday) in a must win 1st semi-final.

The Seniors turned around the H&A results against Doncaster - this time we came from behind to take out a very hard fought game by kicking a goal with the game’s last scoring shot! To be honest we should have held a bigger lead early and recorded a greater winning margin, if not for our poor kicking – 30 scoring shots of which 21 points were registered.

Today we meet Vermont again in what we hope will be another close clash against the Eagles.

Tomorrow the Vets play their Grand Final at Lilydale Sports Oval – please attend this game if you can and give the old boys your support.

Best of luck to all players representing our great club – you have made us extremely proud.

Social SCFC Presentation Night - 12th October at Cheong Park 7pm start. This is going to a huge night so please book early to avoid disappointment. $65 per head for 3 course meal. Drinks at bar prices. Contact Cathy 0403 122 966 or Michelle 0409 929 155 to book. Check the Facebook page or newsletter for all details – pre-payment is required.

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DONCASTER: Last week was certainly a heart-stopper for Division 1 supporters with 3 of the 4 senior/reserve finals decided by a goal or less. And the Sharks were deep in the action with a disappointing 6-point loss by the Seniors and a delightful 4-point win by the Ressies. The good news is that both footy teams are still “alive” in September with both the Firsts (vs Blackburn) and the Seconds (vs Sth Croydon) playing ‘cut-throat’ first semi-finals on Sunday at Glen Waverley. GO SHARKERS !!!

“Footy Karma” is alive and well in the EFL and last week it came to the Sharks in a big way with a very bitter-sweet taste !!

Seniors: Having narrowly beaten the reigning premiers twice in the minor rounds, we were keen for the trend to continue. But the opposition and Footy Karma had other ideas ! Sth Croydon was switched on from the first bounce and could have blown us out of the game early but for bad goal-kicking and a big slice of lady-luck for the Sharks. In the 2Q we lifted well and with better drive from the midfield and accurate goal-scoring the Sharks forged ahead – only to let the opposition back in the game with two late goals.

The 2H continued a closely-fought, entertaining final with neither side managing to establish a match-winning break. At 3Q time the margin was only 4 points and, at the 23- minute mark of the last, the scores were level. For the next 8 minutes the game was a torrid, defensive, scoreless arm-wrestle by both teams. But in the final minute of the game there was no-more lady-luck for the Sharks as an inadvertent, defensive action led to an opposition goal. The bitter Footy Karma had spoken !!

Best for the Sharks were: Whelan (a great shutdown job), Annakis (under close attention), Rambo and Kalanj (each with 3 valuable majors), Vanders (tough, defensive rebounding) and JT (the work horse !)

Ressies: Having lost twice to Rowville during the season the underdog Sharks were nevertheless keen to make amends. And that we did, with a fighting, disciplined effort by all. Rowville was kept goal-less from the second minute of the game until well into the 3Q. In the meantime we took on the opposition and, with Jarvo feeding our on-ballers, we used Cheesy’s smarts (3 goals) up forward to grind out a 14-point lead at the last break in a lowscoring affair.

In the 4Q the opposition came hard at us but the boys stood tall – with resolute, desperate and determined footy to hold off Rowville in a major upset win. The Footy Karma had spoken again, this time sweetly, in a (4) points decision for Doncaster.

Best of the Sharks were: Jarvo (the ageless warrior !) and several of the younger guys who represent the club’s senior future: Thiely, Millsy, Liebo, Pascoe and Tommy B. Great effort, fellas !

Social: Please diary Friday, October 12 for the Player’s Presentation night … more info later.

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2:10PM - CENTRAL RESERVE - GLEN WAVERLEY

DONCASTER

Senior Coach: Andrew Tranquilli Res Coach: Steve Sheales Ground: Schramms Reserve, JJ Tully Dve, Doncaster, (Melways 33 F12) Ph: 9840 2776 Colours: Navy blue and white horizontal stripes, navy shorts.

1 Tyson Hartwig 2 Rob Colaneri 3 Micheal Fogarty 4 David Molloy 5 Chris Annakis 6 Nick Komen 7 Ben Marganis 8 Chris Tout 9 Todd Vanderhaar 10 Jake Kalanj 11 Josh Lumicisi 12 Shane Mills 13 Riley Fyffe 14 Troy Hill 15 Matthew Wilson 16 Jesse Finnen 16R Lukas Jackson 17 Jack Mahon 18 Greg Jarvis 19 Tom Bartholomew 20 Angelo Rambaldi 21 James Siakavallis 22 Adrian Gallace 23 Peter Stathopolous 24 James Munks 25 Frankie Mckenzie 26 James Saville 27 Steven Sheales 28 Marcus Alessi 29 Jesse Liebelt 30 Maurice Contreras 31 Matthew Schimmelbush 32 Steven Fitzgerald 33 Jake Hall 34 Josh Turner 35 Christian Thiel 36 Dylan Pascoe 38 Harry Conway 39 Josh Whelan 40 Blair Whelan 41 Ash Polak 43 Azam Ozagli 44 Jordan Richards 45 Zach Tiernan Pervesi 46 Cale Valkenburg 47 Josh Parkinson 48 Josh Richards 50 Dion Kapnias

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Tom Delaney Issac Barassi Christian Csilliganis Sean Byrnes Christian Trikolis Nick Kent Christian Moritz Stefan Dinatale Lachie Hutton Alec Nolech Anthony Ion Fred Fares Scott Valentine Jack Ellis Josh Mcnamarra Mason Giles

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BLACKBURN

Senior Coach: Brendan Allen Res Coach: Anthony Allen Ground: Morton Park, Central Rd, Blackburn, (Melways 48 A10) Ph: 9894 1409.

Colours: Red and black vertical stripes, black shorts.

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Luke Conca Michael Dunn Ben Daniher Max Otten Jake Harkins Liam Patterson Ben McIntyre Jake Hammond Nathan Hammond (VC) Xavier Murphy (VC) Anthony Fagan Adam Banks Chris Clay Luke Parker (VC) Pat Contin (C) Nick Gray Dylan Vizzarri James Pell Sam Hudson Tyler Faulkner Patrick Lawlor James Hanley Jackson Hood Julian Soccio Tom Maher Ryan Bathie Matt Barton Marcus Young Jordan Harte Tim Watkins Lake Tink Matthew Bartlett Kyle Dove Doreian MacKenzie

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DIVISION 1 SENIORS

BLACKBURN: It will be another busy weekend watching our 4 Senior Teams participate in EFL Finals action. Our wonderful Women’s team will be playing in a Grand Final tomorrow in just their first season together. It what has been a fantastic effort for all players, families and supporters. With the experienced Leeann “Gilly”” Gill at the helm, the girls have demonstrated great teamwork and continued development to give themselves every chance tomorrow in the big one. All the best ladies Both our Futures (U19) and Development teams will face arch local rival Vermont in big 2nd Semi Finals at Bayswater on Saturday. With both squads showing fight against stiff competition last week (Noble Park & Sth Croydon respectively) they will go in to both games aware that only the best 4 Qtr. performance will get the desired results for a GF berth the following week. We wish them all the best.

Our Seniors were locked in a tough battle with Rowville last week in a must win Elimination Final and scores were level at H/T. After the long break, it was the boys in red and black that opened up a match winning lead slamming on 7 goals to 1 in the 3rd Qtr. To win by 38pts. Showing good ball movement and targets up forward the Burners made it hard for their opposition to stem the flow. It was a solid win which will give the boys confidence that if they repeat the intensity and game plan adherence, that they will be tough to beat against an in from Doncaster at Central Reserve on Sunday.

Major Raffle: Tickets ($10.00) are now available for our major fundraiser with 1st Prize being a $3,000 Holiday package in Kuta Beach BALI. Only 2,500 tickets to be sold so get yours now from Mike McCoy on 0419 879 808 or Darren Adey on 0455 134 007 #WeAreBlackburn #OneClub

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LAST TIME THEY MET DIVISION 1 RESERVES SEMI FINAL 2 VERMONT V BLACKBURN Round 18: Blackburn 10.6 (66) def. by Vermont 10.8 (68)

SEMI FINAL 1 SOUTH CROYDON V DONCASTER Round 13: Doncaster 2.6 (18) def. by South Croydon 15.14 (104)

DIVISION 1 UNDER-19S SEMI FINAL 2 VERMONT V BLACKBURN Round 18: Blackburn 3.14 (32) def. by Vermont 13.5 (83)

SEMI FINAL 1 NOBLE PARK V NORWOOD Round 12: Norwood 3.13 (31) drew with Noble Park 4.7 (31)

Applications are invited for the following coaching positions for the 2019 EFL season

Senior Assistant Coach Senior Playing Assistant Coach Reserves Coach The Fairpark Football Club are seeking applications from suitable candidates that are interested in the above positions and working to further develop our playing group. Successful candidates will be expected to work closely with our experienced senior coach- Sean Stanton and will need to demonstrate: • A strong commitment to grow, develop, mentor and teach our playing list • Possess the ability to communicate effectively to the playing group • Be experienced and highly organised • Valid AFL coaching accreditation Expressions of interests will be treated in strict confidence and can be directed by email to the President Brad Treverton at fairpark@efl.org.au For further information about any of these positions, we can be contacted at the same email address.

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DIVISION 1 RESERVES

SEMI FINAL 2: SATURDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2018 12:05PM - BAYSWATER OVAL - BAYSWATER

VERMONT Res Coach: Ground:

Colours:

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Luke McComb Robbie McComb Andy Ellis Ryan Phillips Adam Parker (VC) Joey Fisher Brett Eddy Rory Lehmann Lachlan Johns (C) Kirby McConnon Trent Castledine Cam Purdy Jake Best (VC) Tom Schneider Liam Buxton Charlie Young Matt Willcocks Travis Bird Andrew Ainger Cal Mendes Tyson Hyams Shane Davidson Cam Howat Kyle Staples Sam Wadley Tom Maas Darcy Crocker Jack Furey Ned Coghlan Brook Kainey Andrew Pretto Pat Wallis Tim Johnson Jordan Collopy James Krikas Connor McCafferty Xavier Barry-Murphy Lachlan Carey Hamish McGowan James Box Jay Barlow Ryan Antidormi (RC) Mitch Wells Michael Knoll Fergus Ward Braeden Barlow Tom Jacotine Matt Garvin Max Healey

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Paul Breen Vermont Recreation Reserve, Cnr Canterbury and Terrara Roads, Vermont (Melways 62 J2) Ph: 9873 4513.

Purple jumper with gold eagle emblem, purple shorts.

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Mitch Trait Lachie Vaughan Jack O’Keefe Jordan Vassis Pat Bridges Matt Brown Matt Barnard Joel Cendamo Pat Willett Rory Sheridan-Ferrie Alex Greenwood

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BLACKBURN Res Coach: Ground:

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Anthony Allen Morton Park, Central Rd, Blackburn, (Melways 48 A10) Ph: 9894 1409.

Red and black vertical stripes, black shorts.

Michael Prendergast Michael Dunn David D’Araugo Daniel McGee Jake Harkins Liam Patterson Ben McIntyre Nathan Hammond Adam Banks Luke Parker Dylan Vizzarri James Pell James Kenworthy Tom Cooper James Hanley Lochie Adey Tom Randles James Harkins Corey Patterson Matt Barton Jay Windle Charlie Summers Noah Wright Jayden Wilson Rob Tersigni Patrick Djordjevic Jacob Epple Craig Bentley Lake Tink Matthew Bartlett Carl Giovannini Mitch Dawson Sam Harte Lachlan Bugeja Lachlan Bacon

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DIVISION 1 RESERVES

SEMI FINAL 1: SUNDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2018

12:05PM - CENTRAL RESERVE - GLEN WAVERLEY

SOUTH CROYDON Res Coach: Ground:

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Max King Steve Dinnell Frank Anderson David Del Papa Liam Cox Dylan Marshall Jason Coghlan Josh Allison Jason Want Nathan Burnage Lachlan Tindal Darcy Brown Ryley McKernan Lucas O’Neill Robbie Mallison James Crowle Jake Tucker Daniel Cooper Matt Jones Eric Stone Sam Cali Luke O’Toole Mathieu Rosier Anthony Zeniou Jayden Cass Jason Payne Liam Fitzgerald Dale Walker Pierce Rooney Lachie Arthurson Daniel King Ben McDonald Patrick Rosier Michael King James Draper Liam Tobin Joel Roos Alex Birch Jayden Humphris Patrick Ashton Ben Zoppo Nic Molnar Andrew Dellavedova Darcy Whiffin Josh O’Toole

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DONCASTER

Brad Neil Cheong Park, Eastfield Road, South Croydon.

(Melways 50 G7).

Ph: 9725 7016.

Red, white and blue horizontal stripes, royal blue shorts.

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Ash Stagg Rhys Mills Tom Schinck Jayson Fabris Jayson Fitz-Gerald Zac Parr Jarrod Parr Glenn Strachan Jack Schinck Mitchell Schinck Lachlan Evans Brandon Panza Sam Cuthbert Justin McCormack Kyle Rooney Zack Porcellana Braydon Kilpatrick Jack Kennett Troy Dynes Nick Repalust Nick Mason Thomas Ondarchie Tom Catalano Jack McDonald Aaron Foley Anthony Brolic Nick Evans Stuart Horner Chris Jones Jason Pongracic Jordan Walker Joel Burleigh Ben Cardamone Brendan Myers

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Steve Sheales Schramms Reserve, JJ Tully Dve, Doncaster, (Melways 33 F12) Ph: 9840 2776 Navy blue and white horizontal stripes, navy shorts.

Robert Colaneri Chris Tout Josh Lumicisi Shane Mills Matthew Wilson Lucas Jackson Gregory Jarvis Tom Bartholomew Steven Sheales Jesse Liebelt Steven Fitzgerald Christian Thiel Dylan Pascoe James Hall Cale Valkenburg Dion Kapnias Thomas Delany Isaac Barassi Nicholas Kent Christian Moritz Stefan Dinatale Anthony Ioan Jack Ellis Aaron Snibson

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SEMI FINAL 2: SATURDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2018 10:00AM - BAYSWATER OVAL - BAYSWATER

VERMONT Coach: Ground:

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Kris Barlow Vermont Recreation Reserve, Cnr Canterbury and Terrara Roads, Vermont (Melways 62 J2) Ph: 9873 4513.

Purple jumper with gold eagle emblem, purple shorts.

Dan Clarke Damien Furey Josiah Duncan Taine Barlow (C) Matthew Jenkins Jordan Wright Tyson Calder Matt Adams Luke Evans Dan Clarke Zac Thiessen Kieran Barrett Isaac Biasuzzo Ryan Fitzpatrick Matt Eaton Nick Ainsworth Justin Ridley Damien Vassilou (VC) Nick Pearson Kyle Barlow Anthony Jenkins Daniel Houiex Joshua Hopkins Bayley Werle Haydn Shallvey Jackson Pallotta Calvin Daraio Xavier Fry Adrian Kalcovski Zac Trotter

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Brendan Fulton Morton Park, Central Rd, Blackburn, (Melways 48 A10) Ph: 9894 1409.

Red and black vertical stripes, black shorts.

Jackson Wright Blake Williams Jackson Bersey Declan Bird Andrew Bottomer Ben Paydon Lachlan Walker Jack Kritopoulos Samuel Harte Guy Lamond Travis Baker Jack Morris Lachlan Harry Lachlan Bugeja Rafal Paszkowski Lachlan Keighran Kane Falahey Ben Sandells Tim Van Twest Keighran Hubber Muon Le Alexander Tassell Matt Sandells Lachlan Bacon Oscar Alliota Braiden Bodin Matthew Laffin Mitch Brouwer Tom Bridges Charlie Oglethorpe Flynn Power Brant Hubber Blake Tahlambouris Jake Gasper

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DIVISION 1 UNDER-19

SEMI FINAL 1: SUNDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2018

10:00AM - CENTRAL RESERVE - GLEN WAVERLEY

NOBLE PARK Coach: Ground:

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Brent Williams Pat Wright Senior Oval, Moodemere St, Noble Park (Melways 89 D5) Ph: 9546 0653.

Gold jumper, royal blue shoulders, with blue bulls emblem, royal blue shorts.

Jarrod Smith Chris Manthey Dean Jones Dylan Diacono Rory Mills Lachie Quaife Declan Brunell Nick Borchard Ben Marson Tom Long Will Oudman Lochie Marshall Frankie Mitropoulos Mitch Boribon Samir Kazizada Kareem Nasser Lachie Begg Noah Milton Azahn Springle Mamath Ter Aaron Crichton Tristan Brunning Matt Ryan Declan McBean Jordan Andrews Lachie Marolla Liam Scott Joey Pourre

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NORWOOD Coach: Asst Coach: Ground:

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Shane Fenton Hayden Cuff, Kelvin Janssen Mullum Reserve, Mullum Mullum Rd, Ringwood (Melways 49 K5) 9879 1082.

Black jumper with purple, gold and white lightning strikes with Norseman logo, black shorts.

Braden Bird Jacob Bourke Sam Meadows Jack O’Sullivan Will Ellis Bailey D’monte Alex Thomas Kieren West Mitchell Planner Patrick Hogan Jake Styles Lachlan Lynch Riley Constantino Daniel Frost Jacob Burke Benjamin Fulton Michell Lyon Callum Spurrell Callum MacKenzie Nick Tibb Hayden Patterson Joshua Cunningham Evely Griffin Bailey Raiti Michael Cramp Hayden Kemp Sam Layfield Tom Knox Dylan Feltham Jack Lee Steve Collins Jarrod Thomson Oliver Kitley Alex Di Simone Leo Rosman

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LAST TIME THEY MET DIVISION 2 SENIORS PRELIMINARY FINAL UPPER FERNTREE GULLY V LILYDALE Round 16: Upper Ferntree Gully 9.2 (56) def. Lilydale 5.7 (37)

DIVISION 2 RESERVES PRELIMINARY FINAL UPPER FERNTREE GULLY V BAYSWATER Round 17: Bayswater 4.8 (32) def. by Upper Ferntree Gully 6.5 (41)

DIVISION 2 UNDER 19 PRELIMINARY FINAL LILYDALE V CROYDON Round 10: Lilydale 8.12 (60) def. Croydon 3.4 (22)

SENIOR WOMEN’S COACH REQUIRED – PLAYING OR NON-PLAYING It is with much excitement the Park Orchards Football and Netball Club Committee would like to announce that the club will be entering its first senior women’s Football team into the EFL Women’s competition for 2019.

The club now seeks a Senior Women’s coach & mentor for our senior team for season 2019.

Information: The Senior Women’s Coach’s role is to manage the on-field performance of the club’s senior team and develop the overall women’s playing list. The role will also provide leadership within the Football Department and Club assisting in the mentoring of the women’s assistant coaches, recruitment and overall development of the Senior Women’s football Program. The role will also include input in to the development of programs for the pathway of players from the Park Orchards Junior club, through to senior football.

Requirements: The successful applicant will need to demonstrate strong football acumen and: • • • •

Experienced coaching and/or playing resume Strong leadership skills and an eye for developing playing lists and young female footballers.

Excellent organisational and communications skills are essential.

Have, or willing to obtain, Level 1 Coaching Accreditation (minimum) and Working with Children check.

Desirable: • Knowledge of women in sport and challenges/successes that are involved in this environment.

The appointed Coach will need to work closely with players, other coaches, football operations and the committee in supporting the ongoing success and sustainability of women’s football at Park Orchards Football Netball Club.

A detailed job description can be found on our website: www.parkorchardsfc.com.au/womensfootball Closing Date: 30th October 2018.

Applications “in confidence” can be made in writing to: women@parkorchardsfc.com.au Further enquiries & more information can also be made to: Vicki Knight: 0418 544 423 www.efl.org.au

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DIVISION 2 SENIORS UPPER FTG: The weather was cold, windy and wet at Boronia last week with the Reserves starting okay against Mooroolbark before getting run over late in the game. Our boys need to take their chances against good sides but they have another chance today against Bayswater determined to book a spot in the Grand Final. Best players last week were Josh Eyres, Ben Haddock and Jayden Cutts. The seniors started well with an early goal from Alex Giurini, but Donny East got away from us in the 2nd quarter before our boys rallied in the second half but were unable to convert enough opportunities to get close enough in the end. Best players included Mike Smith, Tim Riseley and Bryce Hards. Today we have another opportunity against Lilydale confident that if we play our brand of footy for the full four quarters we will book our spot in the Grand Final. Don’t forget Presentation Night this year will be at Kings Park on the 22nd September; please see Maxine or Wendy for tickets. Thanks to all our sponsors who have supported us this year, please use them and mention you are from the club. Good Luck Today Upper……Go the Red and Blue

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2:10PM - TORMORE RESERVE - BORONIA

UPPER FERNTREE GULLY Senior Coach: Joel Perry Res Coach: Damien Lowe Ground: Kings Park, Willow Road, Upper Ferntree Gully (Melways 74 D6) Colours: Red and blue vertical stripes, royal blue shorts

1 2 3 4 5 5R 6 6R 7 7R 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 18R 19 20 20R 21 22 22R 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

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Liam Gellie (C) Joel Perry Carmine Porcaro Tom Meagher Matthew Lee Luke Leslie Luke Meagher Brad Carroll Daniel Reid Christian Dileo Patrick Gellie Fletcher Dodds Rowan Hore Tyler Willis Adrian Catalano Nathan Bardsley Tim Riseley Bryce Hards Luke Wakefield Jordy Whiteman Brad Kelleher Daniel Feleppa Michael Smith Andrew Godfrey (C) Paul Caruso Jayden Cutts Josh Ward Josh Mason Ben Haddock Justin Laughlin Jason Godfrey Sandon Jennings Ethan Grose Mason Bond Jarrod Whiteman Jake Saltum Leigh Lawson (RC) Matthew Lawson Lachlan Callaghan Daniel Beyer Patrick Bullock Ben Ward Josh Gillespie Josh Eyres-Lacey Andrew Constantine Lewis Ferguson Craig Bridle Carmine Parrella

44 45 55 60 65 69 71 83 88 90 91

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Tom Heuston Hugh Taylor Mark Fenelon Tom Robinson Nick Croft Daniel Deangelis Alex Giurini Keegan Mitchell Rory Bailey Corey Wakefield Darcy Wilson

DIVISION 2 SENIORS

PRELIMINARY FINAL: SATURDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2018

LILYDALE Senior Coach: Ben Neagle Res Coach: Wayne Vandeross Ground: Lilydale Sports Oval, off Main St, Lilydale (Melways 38 E4) Ph: 9735 0270.

Colours: Blue jumper with yellow sash, royal blue shorts.

1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 39 40 42 43 44 47 48 52

Jarrod Healey Lochie Wilson Corey Bernstein Zak Kennedy Billy Gardiner Leigh Carswell Ryan Harvey Jake Clements Daniel Baldwin Bryce Batty Lochie Koger Patrick Klep Taylor Hohepa Richard Wyles Callum Morrison Brad Lowe Nick Del Biondo Jamie Cruikshank Brandon Droessler Sam Horsley Josh Petracca Dylan Dipietrantonio Harry Beckwith Andy Malcolm Beau Mitchener Sam Baker Douglas Wootton Ryan McNay Jayden DePace James Munro Jye Scortino Mitch De Fran Adam O’Donohue Tori Klaas-Henry Jake Dipietrantonio Mitch Caratelli Joel Toohey Lucas Halse Steve McDonald Brad Long Sean Hajdu Shane Butler

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John Dell Taylan Hall Harry Stevens Jikola Whyman

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LILYDALE: Father’s Day at Tormore Reserve was a chance for us to keep our season alive for another week. The game started at a hot pace with us not being able to impact the scoreboard and put Bayswater under pressure. To Bayswater’s credit they executed their game plan really well. They held up the play and played possession footy, we on the other hand couldn’t apply enough to get the ball back. Five goals down at the long break and a win seemed miles away. We tweaked the side around and demanded that the intensity lift otherwise we’ll be having mad Monday early. Two early goals to Bayswater saw us 42 points at the 15 minute mark then the game started to turn.

Willo’s smother and goal was the catalyst for 5 goals in twelve minutes. Two points down a three quarter time. The last quarter turned into an arm wrestle with momentum switching between both sides. In the end Lowey goaled from 20 metres out to seal a most memorable victory . Every player deserves credit for the unselfishness they showed in getting the win, that’s what makes good teams.

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PRELIMINARY FINAL: SATURDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2018 12:05PM - TORMORE RESERVE - BORONIA

UPPER FERNTREE GULLY Res Coach: Ground:

Damien Lowe Kings Park, Willow Road, Upper Ferntree Gully (Melways 74 D6) Red and blue vertical stripes, royal blue shorts

Colours:

1 2 3 4 5 5R 6 6R 7 7R 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 18R 19 20 20R 21 22 22R 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

Liam Gellie ( C ) Joel Perry Carmine Porcaro Tom Meagher Matthew Lee Luke Leslie Luke Meagher Brad Carroll Daniel Reid Christian Dileo Patrick Gellie Fletcher Dodds Rowan Hore Tyler Willis Adrian Catalano Nathan Bardsley Tim Riseley Bryce Hards Luke Wakefield Jordy Whiteman Brad Kelleher Daniel Feleppa Michael Smith Andrew Godfrey ( C ) Paul Caruso Jayden Cutts Josh Ward Josh Mason Ben Haddock Justin Laughlin Jason Godfrey Sandon Jennings Ethan Grose Mason Bond Jarrod Whiteman Jake Saltum Leigh Lawson (RC) Matthew Lawson Lachlan Callaghan Daniel Beyer Patrick Bullock Ben Ward Josh Gillespie Josh Eyres-Lacey Andrew Constantine

41 42 43 44 45 55 60 65 69 71 83 88 90 91

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Lewis Ferguson Craig Bridle Carmine Parrella Tom Heuston Hugh Taylor Mark Fenelon Tom Robinson Nick Croft Daniel Deangelis Alex Giurini Keegan Mitchell Rory Bailey Corey Wakefield Darcy Wilson

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Colours:

1 2 3 5 6 7 9 11 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 29 31 34 39 41 42 43 45 47 55 56 57 59

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Mark Hickinbotham Appleby Bayswater Oval, Bayswater Road, Bayswater (Melways 64 G2) Green jumper with gold vee and black shorts

Alan Wallace Mitchell Galvin Lachlan Moss Jai Melchiorre Josh Treeby Zac Leacy Matthew Thompson AshVandelak Cameron Smith JamesPritchard Samuel Reeves MathewCamera Jayden Murphy Patrick Iellamo Lachlan Pritchard Trent Vanvugt Jayson Gordon Anthony Lorusso BenBarker Matthew McCluskey Matthew Green Travis Gordon SheldonSmith Feroz Khan Patrick Connell Dale Duggan Daniel McLachlan Dylan MacIsaac DaleCollins

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PRELIMINARY FINAL: SATURDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2018

10:00AM - TORMORE RESERVE - BORONIA

CROYDON

LILYDALE

Coach: Ground:

Senior Coach: John Gordon Ground: Lilydale Sports Oval, off Main St, Lilydale (Melways 38 E4) Ph: 9735 0270.

Colours: Blue jumper with yellow sash, royal blue 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

1 James Stanley 2 Pat Smith 3 Jackson Walker 4 Ryland Witnish 5 Srayash Chitrakar 6 Rhys Deray 7 Chris Newlands 8 Riley Brammer 9 Aaron Nicholas 10 Aiden Pemberton 11 Sam Milner 12 Brent Gaudion 13 Andy Carter 14 Luke Dingley 15 Jack Rollinson 16 Jackson Pitts 18 Jason Prior 19 Paul Zeniou 20 Trent Dodd 21 Rhys Wade 22 Lachlan Macdonald 23 Jyah Taylor 24 Jai Mortimer 25 Lachie Wilton 26 Josh Hausler 38 Aaron Puckering 44 Tom Taylor 58 Josh Jones

Lachlan Cox Nathan Tompson Shane Kollosche Riley Clausen McAuley Beckwith Jesse Ebert Trent Elliot (VC) Jackson Lowe Matthew Gibbons Dominic Aloi Jai Spalding Matt Waters Mitch Gordon Kyle Skewes Mitch Felstead Daniel Robson Joel Koger (C) Will Pleming Trent Davison Liam Canadier Jordan Trollope Cody Hirst Jack Ronchi Matthew Dipietrantino Lachie Huckstep Bai Scortino (C) Caleb Price Will O’Reilly Zac Griffin Tyler Weeks

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Chris Browning Croydon Oval, Hewish Rd, Croydon, (Melways 50 K4) Ph: 9723 4004.

Navy jumper, white monogram, navy shorts.

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SEN DIVISION 3 TEAM OF THE YEAR - 30 MAN SQUAD No.

Name

Club

1

Jarrod Lake

Boronia

2

Lachlan McKernan

Boronia

3

Luke Hannon

Boronia

4

Ryan White

Boronia

5

Nicholas Murphy

Donvale

6

Nick Knoops

Ferntree Gully

7

Leigh Odermatt

Heathmont

8

Brent English

Heathmont

9

Dylan Sverns

Heathmont

10

Fin Brown

Heathmont

11

Matthew Decler

Heathmont

12

Ben Power

Ringwood

13

Kyle Matthews

Ringwood

14

Mitch Farmer

Ringwood

15

Mitchell Jackson

Ringwood

16

Trent Farmer

Ringwood

17

Zach Callinan

Ringwood

18

Brenton Legg

Scoresby

19

Dale Hehir

Scoresby

20

Paul Chadwick

Scoresby

21

Anthony Bernardo

South Belgrave

22

Alex Brown

Templestowe

23

Daniel Cripps

Templestowe

24

Daniel Pearce

Templestowe

25

Jordan Roberts

The Basin

26

Josh Adams

The Basin

27

Trevor Mills

The Basin

28

Billy Evans

Waverley Blues

29

James Coghlan

Waverley Blues

30

Mitch Hayes

Waverley Blues

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Name

Club

1

Cameron Shield

Coldstream

2

Darcy Carrigan

Coldstream

3

Adrian Gileno

East Burwood

4

Andre Angemi

East Burwood

5

Jarrod Stafford

East Burwood

6

Jason Kennedy

East Burwood

7

Scott Davis

East Burwood

8

Jesse Pearce

Fair Park

9

Benjamin Dadswell

Fairpark

10

Daniel Ousley

Forest Hill

11

Jake Davis

Forest Hill

12

James Powell

Forest Hill

13

Michael Cardamone

Forest Hill

14

Timothy Johnston

Forest Hill

15

Adam Amin

Glen Waverley Hawks

16

Beau Parthenides

Glen Waverley Hawks

17

Jesse Dunne

Glen Waverley Hawks

18

Luke Broad

Glen Waverley Hawks

19

Matthew Ferguson

Glen Waverley Hawks

20

Jye Sigersma

Kilsyth

21

Daniel Lemon

Silvan

22

Trent Martin

Silvan

23

Christopher Smith

Surrey Park

24

Kane Henden

Surrey Park

25

Michael Paolini

Surrey Park

26

Andrew Padbury

Whitehorse Pioneers

27

Edward Sim

Whitehorse Pioneers

28

Jesse Hockey

Whitehorse Pioneers

29

Matthew Mariani

Whitehorse Pioneers

30

Michael McDougall

Whitehorse Pioneers

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DIVISION 2 GRAND FINAL DONVALE V BLACKBURN Semi Final 2: Donvale 5.2 (32) def. Blackburn 2.13 (25)

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2:10PM - LILYDALE SPORTS OVAL - LILYDALE

VERMONT Coach: Asst Coach: Ground:

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Meredith Denvir Liz Whitfield Vermont Recreation Reserve, Cnr Canterbury and Terrara Roads, Vermont (Melways 62 J2) Ph: 9873 4513.

Purple jumper with gold eagle emblem, purple shorts.

Chloe Baldasso Marissa Lee [c] Natalie Campbell Nicole Marks Stephanie Moss Madeleine Buck Penelope Knight (C) Natalie Mitchell Xanthia Wright Molly Chamberlain Alice Hansen Annaliese Carroll Tennille Nash Abbey Rutherford Hayley O’Neill Jodie Leek Kaylee Miller Trudi Henn Laura Box Chloe Pearson Kate Brien Casidee Cullen Georgia Russell Ciara Reid Nicola Junginger Jamie Chamberlain Pip Stewart Keely Browne Elizabeth Whitfield Hannah Barry-Murphy

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GRAND FINAL: SUNDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2018

MOUNT EVELYN Coach: Daniel Byrnes Asst Coach: Shane Brierley, Glenn Burton

2 4 5 7 9 10 11 13 14 15 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 30 32 33 35 36 37 38 40 41 42 44 45

Alycia Olney Deborah Welsh Katelyn Betts Sarah Lousie Clark Morgan Doherty Nolene Kingi Ysabelle Price Storm Jenkin Elisa Aitkins Jessica Smith Kate Hutchinson Tamara Halit Sophie McCracken Nicole Akers Talia Bebarfald Alannah Gordon Holly Brennan Madison Foley Heather L’huillier Monique Thomas Paige Clark Jessica Dight Emily Eastham Rebecca Maria Theakstone Jennifer Anderson Priscilla Slinger Isabella Rennick Natasha Bennett Isobel Urquhart Skye Johnston

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DIVISION 2 WOMEN

10:00AM - LILYDALE SPORTS OVAL - LILYDALE

DONVALE Senior Coach: Clint Martin Asst Coach: Dean Thomas 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 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 28 30 31 34 35

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Emily Miller Samantha Onley Tina Liu (C) Lucy Milkeraitis (VC) Alannah Antonellos Pamela Ikosidekas Sara Miller Eilish Barrett Jess Perna Holly Chele Mulder Jess O’Keefe Kate Maxwell Alex Blackburn Jocelyn Barker Jess Crundall Zoe Perna Alexandra Jaksic Sonia Di Cosmo Taylah Di Staso Monica Latino Felicity Neligan Elise Hoole Jacqui Riccioni Melody Hamilton Kim Munro Daniella Rausa Amy Browitt Elli Kentfield Amelia Frawley

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DIVISION 2 WOMEN

GRAND FINAL: SUNDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2018

BLACKBURN Coach: Asst Coach: Ground:

Colours:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 14 16 17 18 20 21 24 25 26 27 30 33 38 42 45

Leeann Gill Libby Schoenfeld Morton Park, Central Rd, Blackburn, (Melways 48 A10) Ph: 9894 1409.

Red and black vertical stripes, black shorts.

Felicity Langton Alice Nelms Alice Moore Ellie Cleland Alicia O’Keeffe Alison Williams (C) Kylie Morton Kimberley Lo Jacqueline Turner Christina Lange Portelli May Singh Sarah Moorfoot Shae Denny Emily Mutimer Chrissy Lagos Michelle Parratt Amber Thorn Abbey Jordanov Sheena Cronin Steph Kanen Brigitte Wolhuter Jamie Donovan Emma Bossong Emma Warren Alyce Collett Eliana Parratt

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BAYSWATER V WAVERLEY BLUES Semi Final 1 25/08/2018 Bayswater 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 4.1-25 Waverley Blues 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.6-6 Bayswater Goal Kickers: L. McShane 2, J. Austin, M. Cook Best Players: Z. Alston, E. Bethune , A. Neary, J. Austin, H. McMillan, T. Gibb Waverley Blues Best Players: L. Edwards, G. De cesare, J. McKenna, H. Campbell, K. Lewin, T. Pham

EAST RINGWOOD V UPWEY TECOMA FNC Semi Final 1 25/08/2018 East Ringwood 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 7.6-48 Upwey Tecoma FNC 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 7.12-54 East Ringwood Goal Kickers: T. Mount 2, S. Farmer 2, M. Thompson, N. Belo, K. Shanahan Best Players: S. Farmer, T. Murphy, K. Shanahan, R. Gallaher, J. Hicks, K. Bevan Upwey Tecoma Football and Netball Club Goal Kickers: J. Occhipinti 2, M. Lesueur, D. Gisler, C. White, S. DiCiero, A. Bantock Best Players: K. Oates, J. Kirkmoe, S. DiCiero, L. Cleeman, J. Occhipinti, S. Royce

MOUNT EVELYN V VERMONT Semi Final 2 25/08/2018 Mount Evelyn 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 6.12-48 Vermont 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 8.6-54 Mount Evelyn Goal Kickers: A. Gordon 2, K. Hutchinson, K. Betts, I. Urquhart, I. Rennick Best Players: K. Betts, M. Doherty, J. Anderson , Y. Price, J. Smith, N. Akers Vermont Goal Kickers: H. ONeill 3, A. Rutherford, A. Hansen, M. Chamberlain, M. Lee, J. Elder Best Players: N. Junginger, M. Lee, C. Cullen, H. BarryMurphy, C. Baldasso, H. ONeill

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DONVALE V BLACKBURN Semi Final 2 25/08/2018 Donvale 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 5.2-32 Blackburn 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 2.13-25 Donvale Goal Kickers: E. Hoole 2, M. Latino 2, J. Crundall Best Players: T. Di Staso, F. Neligan, J. Crundall, A. Frawley, S. Miller, A. Blackburn Blackburn Goal Kickers: A. Jordanov, E. Parratt Best Players: S. Denny, E. Mutimer, A. Nelms, A. Williams, E. Parratt, K. Lo

EASTERN RANGES MATCH REPORT (BOYS) - WILD CARD vs GIPPSLAND POWER WESTERN JETS - 12.12.84 EASTERN RANGES - 7.4.46 Season 2018 has come to an end for Eastern Ranges, after a 38-point loss in the Wild Card match against Western Jets.

The day began with a heart-warming pregame address with the players’ parents present in the rooms on Fathers’ Day. It served as a reminder that at the end of the day, win or loss, their parents are there supporting their dreams.

Once the game got underway, our boys took the fight to the Jets. After conceding the first goal of the game we then kicked the next four to open up a 10-point lead at quarter time.

The second quarter was essentially a stalemate for much of the 25 minutes, with the only goal of the term going to Ben Hickleton for his third of the day.

With a 16-point half time lead, there was reason to be confident going into the second

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half, if the same level of performance could be maintained.

The Jets had other ideas, kicking nine goals to one in the second half. The momentum we had in the first half had quickly evaporated and by the fourth term it was a matter of salvaging the final margin.

The boys were left to rue the same issue that has been common throughout this season - their best footy has been good enough to seriously challenge contending teams, but too many small lapses have allowed the opposition to get back into the game and win.

The day’s best players were Mihaele Zalac, Kye Quirk, Adrian Kalcovski, Lachlan Stapleton, Joel Nathan, and Joel Burleigh.

Goalkickers were: B Hickleton 3 D Brereton J Duff y A Kalcovski J Kritopoulos

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ALL TROPHIES GOALKICKERS DIVISION 1

DIVISION 2 This Rnd

Total

Leigh Williams - Norwood

0

72

Jake Summers - Doncaster East

4

54

Brett Eddy - Vermont

3

70

Connor Hickey - Park Orchards

1

44

Jeffrey Gobbels - Balwyn

5

55

Justin Ficorilli - Croydon

2

43

Jake Hammond - Blackburn

3

52

Lachlan Koger - Lilydale

0

41

Jake Tucker - South Croydon

4

43

Jack Callanan - Bayswater

1

38

Jake Best - Vermont

4

43

Daniel Gorringe - Park Orchards

0

35

Piva Wright - Noble Park

3

38

Taylor Leggate - Wantirna South

0

33

Daniel Cooper - South Croydon

5

37

Rowan Hore - Upper Ferntree Gully

1

32

Andrew Ainger - Vermont

7

36

Trent Georgiou - Mooroolbark

4

30

Michael King - South Croydon

3

35

Adam Booth - Mulgrave

5

29

This Rnd

Total

DIVISION 3

This Rnd

Total

DIVISION 4 This Rnd

Total

Dale Hehir - Scoresby

1

65

Christopher Smith - Surrey Park

Trent Farmer - Ringwood

0

61

Fin Brown - Heathmont

0

Nicholas Murphy - Donvale

2

10

82

Adrian Gileno - East Burwood

0

69

49

Adam Amin - Glen Wav Hawks

0

58

47

Andrew Padbury - Whitehorse Pioneers 1

57

Daniel Cripps - Templestowe

0

44

Matthew Ferguson - Glen Wav Hawks

3

53

Leigh Odermatt - Heathmont

2

42

Michael Cardamone - Forest Hill

0

52

Nathan Hicks - Scoresby

3

41

Steven Pimm - Forest Hill

2

41

Alex Bakens - South Belgrave

0

39

James Gough - Fairpark (Eastern Lions) 0

40

Zak Robinson - Boronia

2

33

Jye Sigersma - Kilsyth

5

34

Beau Dowler - The Basin

0

33

Chris Whitchell - Coldstream

0

33

Congratulations to Leigh Williams (Norwood), Jake Summers (Doncaster East), Trent Farmer (Ringwood) and Christopher Smith (Surrey Park) on winning the 2018 All Trophies Goalkicking for their respective divisions.

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BJS CHAMPION CLUB AWARD DIVISION 1

DIVISION 2

Vermont

94

Park Orchards

Blackburn

79

Upper FTG

Sth Croydon

79

Rowville

75

Doncaster

62

Norwood

52.5

Croydon

Mooroolbark

East Ringwood

18

Knox

8

80

Heathmont

79

Whitehorse Pio

72.5

Scoresby

76

Ringwood

74

The Basin

70

Templestowe

57.5 54

74

61

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East Burwood

Lilydale

Noble Park

Montrose

84

61

Bayswater

Wantirna South

DIVISION 4

Boronia

Doncaster East

43

38.5

82.5

61.5

Balwyn

North Ringwood

DIVISION 3

50

Mitcham

31.5

Mulgrave

20

Glen Wav Hawks

66

Forest Hill

60

61

Surrey Park

55

Waverley Blues

55

Kilsyth

51

Ferntree Gully

45

Silvan

45

Donvale

38 Coldstream

27

Warrandyte

17

South Belgrave

14

Fairpark

25

Chirnside Park

11

Nunawading

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LAST TIME THEY MET BJS VETERANS GRAND FINAL SCORESBY V SOUTH CROYDON Round 2: South Croydon 6.13 (49) def. by Scoresby 12.5 (77)

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The Mooroolbark Football Club is seeking expressions of interest from suitable candidates for the positions as stated below for the 2019 season.

SENIOR COACH QUALIFIED HEAD TRAINER TRAINERS It’s a very exciting time at the club with our current playing list and the emergence of talent coming through our junior system.

Applications can be sent to mooroolbark@efl.org.au stating experience, qualifications and references.

Applications close on the 20th of September 2018.

All enquiries to the Football Operations Manager – Richard Sutherland 0412 043 090

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BJS VETERANS

2:30PM - LILYDALE SPORTS OVAL - LILYDALE

SCORESBY Senior Coach: Scott Goldsworthy Res Coach: Scott Slater 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 8 9 10 11 13 14 16 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 31 34 35 36 56

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Pryce Dalgleish Daniel Blakemore David Hay Christopher Adolph Scott Ellis Christopher Baker Paul Giannopoulos Brett Renshaw David Cosson Murray Silver Troy Dunn Robert Mackwell Ben Newham Daniel King Simon Way Ryan Burgess Andrew Lawton Karl Thomson Jeremy Phillips Rick Langford Steven Marshall Andrew Mcleod Michael Langford Jonathan McCartney Shane Chambers Nathan Whelan

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GRAND FINAL: SUNDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2018

SOUTH CROYDON Ground:

Colours:

Cheong Park, Eastfield Road, South Croydon.

(Melways 50 G7).

Ph: 9725 7016.

Red, white and blue horizontal stripes, royal blue shorts.

Brett Crapper Peter Tatterson Paul Polgar Michael Oosterwyk Andrew Tuminello Paul Jones Rhett Newell Tim Kennedy Ken Darby Cameron Mclean Christopher D’Astoli Kenneth Murphy Maurice Kouvaras Brad O’Brien Michael Maurice Dixey Matthew Whitty Dale White David Roach Cory McGrath Brad Thomas Mark Shalders Bradley Crossland Damon Maclean George Azzam Brett Shalders Paul Mitchell

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LAST TIME THEY MET DIVISION 3 SENIORS PRELIMINARY FINAL SCORESBY V BORONIA Qualifying Final: Scoresby 14.7 (91) def. Boronia 6.6 (42)

DIVISION 3 RESERVES PRELIMINARY FINAL HEATHMONT V BORONIA Round 14: Heathmont 16.8 (104) def. Boronia 7.10 (52)

DIVISION 3 UNDER-19 PRELIMINARY FINAL HEATHMONT V BORONIA Round 14: Heathmont 12.12 (84) def. Boronia 8.3 (51)

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2:10PM - EAST BURWOOD RESERVE - EAST BURWOOD

SCORESBY Senior Coach: Scott Goldsworthy Res Coach: Scott Slater Ground: Scoresby Recreation Reserve, Stud Rd, Scoresby.

(Melways 72 H7).

Ph: 9763 8888.

Colours: Black and white vertical stripes, black shorts.

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Joel Thompson Scott Goldsworthy Scott Duncan Matt Krawczyk Ashley King Ryan Hicks Jarrod Hicks Dale Hehir Toby Richards Jesse Owen Mitchell Walker Nathan Hicks David Marcius Jonathan Roberts Wade McConnon Owen Chadwick Mitchell Dole Trent Atkinson Marc Williams Brad Jones Daniel DeIeso Cal McConnon Dyllan Milligan Paul Chadwick Adam Bronsgeest Marc Cosentino Jake Ryall Joshua Du Vallon Jack Paravicini Thomas Sonsie Brenton Legg Angus Letzing

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DIVISION 3 SENIORS

PRELIMINARY FINAL: SUNDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2018

BORONIA Senior Coach: Matt Clark Res Coach: Craig Brockley 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 Nathan Allen Brett Casterson Sean Bell Andrew Phillips Corey Burgess Josh Hannon Jordan Granland Chris McDonald Jarrod Lake Damon Fairchild Lachlan Watson Jess Bolton Dayne Ruff Matt Buzinskas Lachlan McKernan Thomas Dodd Brenton McAlpine Scott Nicholas Nick Heuston Matt Geraghty Jayden Collins Ryan Warren Braydon Bowes Nicholas Stamatakos Sam Goldsack Luke Leeson Julian Rambaldo Jake Godwin Jacob Paterson Dane Romano Luke Johnson Ryan Miller Luke Biddau Caelan Murrihy Jarryd Rutherford Ryan White Jesse Rosomacki Zak Robinson-Summerfield Brayden Wright Kane Milde Brenden Rapisarda Cameron Flanagan Damon Webb Harry Burgess Tyler Steele Michael Goldsack Zac Dower Ben Robertson Jayden Purdon Lindsay Palmer

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Michael Bruce Josh Collins Dylan Dower Michael Smith Nick Carrodus Patrick Kinniff Hayden Betts Rhys Migues Zack Brasher Jourdon Stamatakos Kyle Notley Jake Whitmore Sam Fung Tyler Dower Anthony Biddau Nick Heuston

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PRELIMINARY FINAL: SUNDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2018

12:05PM - EAST BURWOOD RESERVE - EAST BURWOOD

BORONIA

HEATHMONT Res Coach: Ground:

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Tom Rourke Al Knudsen Lachie Sverns Jono Knudsen Anthony Bucello Jarrod Spurrell Nathan Parker Brent English Regan Davis Kevin Clark Gary Conyers Dylan Sverns Jesse Francis David Knowles Jordan Haynes Matt Decler Ben Abbruzzese Fin Brown Lucas Grierson Brent Honey Cam Evans Leigh Odermatt Rob Savory Ryan Young David Sindrey Bailey Stevens Alan Pettigrew Wade Van Leeuwen Chris Colombo Ryan Burleigh Alex McIntosh David O’Brien Jake Sherriff Jon Wynn Joel Merrett Ben Irvine Josh Kral Jack McDonald Liam Douglas Matt Beasley Tyson Walshe Luke Casini Reuben Brown Sam Fowless Taylor Van Der Wal Henry Ballard Jack Hendricks Derek Scarratt

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Jack Leithhead Pat Schwalger David Short Connor Van Der Wal Rob Woods Jamie Campbell Jordan Gasparini Daniel Wynne James Kelly Daniel Morelli Nick Sellar

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Res Coach: Ground:

Guido Van Der Wal HE Parker Reserve, Heathmont Rd, Heathmont. (Melways 64 C2) Ph: 9729 0905 Blue with gold and white V, Blue shorts.

Colours:

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Ryan Henderson Luke Hannon Nathan Allen Brett Casterson Sean Bell Andrew Phillips Corey Burgess Josh Hannon Jordan Granland Chris McDonald Jarrod Lake Damon Fairchild Lachlan Watson Jess Bolton Dayne Ruff Matt Buzinskas Lachlan McKernan Thomas Dodd Brenton McAlpine Scott Nicholas Nick Heuston Matt Geraghty Jayden Collins Ryan Warren Braydon Bowes Nicholas Stamatakos Sam Goldsack Luke Leeson Julian Rambaldo Jake Godwin Jacob Paterson Dane Romano Luke Johnson Ryan Miller Luke Biddau Caelan Murrihy Jarryd Rutherford Ryan White Jesse Rosomacki Zak Robinson-Summerfield Brayden Wright Kane Milde Brenden Rapisarda Cameron Flanagan Damon Webb Harry Burgess Tyler Steele Michael Goldsack Zac Dower Ben Robertson Jayden Purdon Lindsay Palmer

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Craig Brockley Tormore Reserve, Tormore Rd, Boronia (Melways 64 J9) Ph: 9762 7850.

Brown jumper with gold hawk, brown shorts.

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Michael Bruce Josh Collins Dylan Dower Michael Smith Nick Carrodus Patrick Kinniff Hayden Betts Rhys Migues Zack Brasher Jourdon Stamatakos Kyle Notley Jake Whitmore Sam Fung Tyler Dower Anthony Biddau Nick Heuston

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PRELIMINARY FINAL: SUNDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2018

10:00AM - EAST BURWOOD RESERVE - EAST BURWOOD

BORONIA

HEATHMONT Coach: Ground:

Colours:

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Lachlan Purkis Trent Wynne Trey Braione Jake Herring Declan Browne Max Scotti Jack McNeil Will Deerbon Nick Harrison Jack Farrell Taylor Wallace Jimmy Von Eitzen Harry Isaacs Khaige Stenson Liam Di Biase Talby Dove Kane Ponton Jayaran Dove Harley Kielblock Jarrod Sedunary Joel Gosbell Michael Palmer Trent Schubert Reuben Brown Nathan Amos Harry Annal Cameron Osborne

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Coach: Ground:

Darren McNeil HE Parker Reserve, Heathmont Rd, Heathmont. (Melways 64 C2) Ph: 9729 0905 Blue with gold and white V, Blue shorts.

Colours:

Craig McKenzie Tormore Reserve, Tormore Rd, Boronia (Melways 64 J9) Ph: 9762 7850.

Brown jumper with gold hawk, brown shorts.

Ben Anderson Will Arndt Brody Aughterson Josh Baker Bailey Campbell Harvey Chinn Connor De Boer Tyler Dower Fletcher Duke Hayden Emslie Harry Fewson Lee Fletcher James Hoffman Tyler Griffiths Jackson Lech John McDonald Jake Mellis Trent Mellis William Morrison Hamish Mountain Jack Mueller Kyle Notley James O’Neill Luke Sturdy Sean Tunstall Ryan Williams

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THE STATS THAT MATTER The Key Performers – DIVISION 4 GRAND FINAL Glen Waverley Hawks No 40 12 20 19 1 37 23 7 9 8

Player Adam Amin Matthew Ferguson Sam Parlapiano Evan Pickering Andrew Murray Paul Sinden Luke Broad Jesse Dunne Beau Parthenides Billy Huxtable

M 20 18 16 20 20 20 19 20 20 18

G 60 56 29 26 21 14 13

GAVE 3.00 3.11 1.81 1.30 1.05 0.70 0.68

MG 8 13 5 4 3 3 3

TIB 5 6 3 6 7 4 8 9 8 8

TIBAVE 25% 33% 19% 30% 35% 20% 42% 45% 40% 44%

M 19 17 18 18 12 18 16 18 15

G 57 25 16 16 16 15 11 9 1

GAVE 3.00 1.47 0.89 0.89 1.43 0.83 0.69 0.50 0.07

MG 9 4 4 3 4 7 2 2 1

TIB 8 2 3 8 7 3 8 7 11

TIBAVE 42% 13% 17% 44% 58% 17% 50% 39% 73%

Whitehorse Pioneers No 1 18 4 11 25 17 2 6 39

Player Andrew Padbury Anthony Mariani Charles Thorne Edward Sim Matthew Mariani Joel Dalgleish Damian Bertacco Michael McDougall Alistair Quinn

M- Matches, G-Goals, GAVE-G/M, MG – Most Goals TIB – Times In Best

TIBAVE – TIB/M

The Stats That Matter – DIVISION 4 GRAND FINAL Individual Club Stats Glen Waverley Hawks 33 290 22 13.18 26 31

Players Used Total Goals Indv Goalkickers Avg Goals Average Age (Season) Points (Season)

Whitehorse Pioneers 39 215 29 7.41 26 31

Scoring Efficiency Division 4 Season Average

Glen Waverley Hawks

Whitehorse Pioneers

12 12 84 24 50% 28

15 13 103 28 53.57% 35

14 15 99 29 48.28% 36

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LAST TIME THEY MET DIVISION 4 SENIORS GRAND FINAL GLEN WAVERLEY HAWKS V WHITEHORSE PIONEERS Semi Final 2: Glen Waverley Hawks 6.15 (51) def. by Whitehorse Pioneers 7.11 (53)

DIVISION 4 RESERVES GRAND FINAL EAST BURWOOD V FOREST HILL Semi Final 2: East Burwood 8.10 (58) def. Forest Hill 7.7 (49)

DIVISION 4 UNDER-19 GRAND FINAL SURREY PARK V WHITEHORSE/SOUTH CROYDON Semi Final 2: Surrey Park 10.9 (69) def. Whitehorse/South Croydon 9.8 (62)

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GLEN WAVERLEY HAWKS: It only seems like yesterday that the call out for preseason was posted on all our social networks. The previous 2017 season was still fresh in the players minds, who desperately wanted to improve on the results of 9 and 8 finishing 6th on the ladder. The Club created a mission statement - One Club, One Goal, Two Flags and with the playing group on board, set about putting in the hard work required to achieve this goal.

Recruiting had the committee and coaching staff excited about the pending season ahead. A lot of work was done both off and on the field in preparation for the round 1 clash against Whitehorse Pioneers. While we struggled to organise a decent number of practice matches for the boys, we started to wonder what the season would bring when Whitehorse showed that their season sights were firmly set on getting to the Grand Final, giving the Hawks a lesson in skills and teamwork by defeating us 11.7.73 to 9.11.65.

Round 2 presented much of the same as the previous week. We hosted our first home game in our new social rooms and although the mood in the rooms was upbeat with special guest speaker Sam Kekovich, the same could not be said for our on field performance - Glen Waverley Hawks 6.8.44 defeated by East Burwood 10.10.70.

To our coach’s credit, Ryan Flack believed that we had the team to match it with the best. With a large number of new players, it was only a matter of time when the boys would gel as a group. This came in round 3 when we traveled to Forest Hill with the boys working well on the small ground defeating the Zebras 10.12.72 to Glen Waverley Hawks 15.12.102.

With the 30 point win from the previous week, the Hawks never looked back and continued their winning season taking the next fifteen games straight to earn the second chance.

The “Get out of gaol card” was played as we lost by 2 points in a nail biter in week one of the finals against Whitehorse pioneers. It felt like Déjà Vu as we had to face off against East Burwood with memories from round 2. But this fairytale story was not going to end last week as the boys ended up winning by 19 points.

It has been a great journey along the way with our two netball teams making grand finals, taking home the silver wear in one game and missing out by 4 goals in the other.

Win or lose today, the committee, members and supporters are very proud of what this group has done. The committee would like to thank all their wonderful sponsors for a great season and are looking forward to what the new division structure will bring in 2019.

The Club Rooms at Central Reserve will be open from 6pm after today’s game. Please come down and help celebrate the season that was.

Go Hawks.

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Senior Coach: Ryan Flack Res Coach: Drew Withers 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.

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Andrew Murray Mitchell Potts Dan Eastman Ryan Goold Gavin Cruse Jesse Dunne (C) Billy Huxtable Beau Parthenides Tom Eddy Matthew Ferguson Tim Cook Josh McMillan Toby McMillan Evan Pickering Sam Parlapiano Brad Riddle Luke Broad Jason Pitts Ben Sullivan Andrew Humphries Jack Steinfort Musa Amin Ben Pickering Paul Sinden (VC) Brandon Hodges Adam Amin

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WHITEHORSE PIONEERS Senior Coach: Jamie Carpenter Res Coach: Dylan Tempany 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.

Louis Wain Shaun Nolan Mosese Vakatovola Chris Dunlop Alex Townsend Paul Eidem Cameron Webb Shaw Stone Bailey Maillia Ryan Harris Dylan Tempany Anthony Morse Harry Thorn

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GRAND FINAL: SATURDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2018 12:00PM - WALKER PARK - NUNAWADING

FOREST HILL

EAST BURWOOD Res Coach: Ground:

Colours:

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Sam Coates Jack Prelorenzo Adrian Gileno Aiden Stephens Andrew Pudney Steven Perri Anthony Perri Jason Kennedy Nick Prelorenzo Scott Davis Jack Murphy Ben Miller Brett Handreck Mitchel Donald Luke Brown Jai Middleton Jack Wensley Stephen Kennedy Rhett Masters Max Wills Jarrod Stafford Andre Angemi Brett Kay Joel McGown Ryan Lepore Sam McCarthy Chris Samios Alex Pagliaro Lachie Gould Brennan McCafferty Craig O’Malley Jacob McCarthy James Nelson Tyler Fent Adam Daly Anthony Smith Ryan Jeffery Will O’Brien Christian Mulatri Noah McCartin Greg Papanikolaou Eddy Rixton Justin Winder Glynn Ford Spencer Owen Jacob Mulqueen Benedikt Lux Henry Ross-Stubbs

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Harry Black East Burwood Reserve, Burwood Hwy, East Burwood (Melways 62 B7) Ph: 9887 8574.

Black jumper, white monogram, black shorts with EFL webbing.

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Mitchell Morris Jonathon Spiliotopoulos Yianni Griffiths Cody Lucas Omkar Chitale Hayden Brown Troy McGown Jordan Damatopoulos

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Res Coach: Ground:

Matthew Peterson Forest Hill Reserve, Fraser Place, Forest Hill.

(Melways 62 E2) Ph: 9878 9336 Green and White vertical stripes, Green shorts

Colours:

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Mitchell Gibbons David Smyth Michael Casey James O’Sullivan Joe Lamperd David Black Elijah Dale Travis Clarke Dylan Wallace Jack Walter Jarryd Healey-Rotheram Brandon Perring Luke Strachan Will Burgess Todd Burger Lachlan Mason James Buaban Nathan Wilson Rohnan Laws Will Stoneham Josh Wylde Davis Kelly Nick Bridges Jason Rossit Chris Thompson Austin Creak Martin Nguyen Gary Kemper Erik Vakalis Leigh Fisher Marshall Sadikin Josh Hewitt Mitchell Tomkins-Barry Sam Russell Gareth Britten James Hair Stuart Cassidy Shaun Smith Dale Kline Jono East Jackson Woodward Dyson Baker

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DIVISION 4 UNDER-19

GRAND FINAL: SATURDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2018

9:30AM - WALKER PARK - NUNAWADING

SURREY PARK Coach: Asst Coach: Ground:

Colours:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 40 53 55 61 67 73 75

Chris Langkau George Papadopoulos Surrey Pk Reserve, cnr Canterbury & Elgar Rds (Melways 47 B12) Ph: 9898 7282 Black yoke with Black and White stripes. Black shorts.

Samuel Naidu Harrison Alexander Matthew Warlond William Grant Declan Marshall Tommy Landmann John van Twest Tyler O’Neil Findlay Hanna Callum Garvin Joshua Hayes Jonathan Brisbane Henry Chambers Parker Fox Alexander Digby Lachlan Girvan Joshua Southwood William Potter Ngong Arou Stefano Ciccotosto Hans Anjou Rhys Krishnasamy Weshin Zeyto Adam Lowndes Damon Parr Tutty Joseph Benjamin Peters Shelley Thomas Adam Steiner

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WHITEHORSE/S CROYDON Coach: Asst Coach: Ground:

Colours:

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Zane Job Harry Giannikos Springfield Park, Cnr Springfield & Dorking Rds, Box Hill North.

(Melways 47 F7) Ph: 9898 5970 Maroon jumper with white side panels, Whitehorse emblem, maroon shorts.

Thomas Perrett James Wright Xavier Fry Nicholas McDonald Aidan Mulhern Angus McArdle Ashley Stagg Bradley Stewart Josh Taylor Jack Reid Samuel Vassiliou Rhys Mills Ritchard Keane Troy Dynes Ben Willis Noah Stoffels Baron Chu Nicholas Repalust Kyle Phelan Nekta Adamopoulos Samuel McKellar Jayson Fabris Jack Schinck Miller Bartholomew Ben Akaruru Hayden Currie

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GLEN WAVERLEY HAWKS PEN PICS 1.

Andrew Murray - Highly skilled and well-balanced midfielder who is also a regular goal kicker. Has had a very consistent season.

3.

Mitchell Potts - Loyal and tough utility who bleeds blue and gold. Can play a number of roles around the ground.

4.

Dan Eastman - Mid-sized utility who is cool under pressure and tough at the contest.

5.

Ryan Goold - Skilled midfielder/forward, was the 2017 club best and fairest. Capable of breaking a game open.

6.

Gavin Cruse - Strong and fast, long kicking half back. Will break the lines and give the forwards good opportunity.

7.

Jesse Dunne - Reliable and consistent captain who patrols the backline with his footy nous and sure hands.

8.

Billy Huxtable - Courageous backman who runs straight lines and provides great rebound. A club best and fairest winner.

9.

Beau Parthenides - Premier ruckman who has had a stellar season winning the best and fairest. Good at ground level too.

11. Tom Eddy – Hard-running backman who can mark and rebound. Assistant coach and a vocal on-field leader.

12. Matt Ferguson – High-flying forward who is capable of a big bag and has plenty of finals experience.

14. Josh McMillan - Hard nut who is one of the most consistent midfielders in the competition.

15. Toby McMillan - Strong midfielder/forward who wins the hard ball and gives good leadership.

19. Evan Pickering - Elusive forward who is good in the air and on the ground. Brings great energy to the contest.

20. Sam Parlapiano - Strong marking and mobile forward with great finishing skills. Applies good pressure inside the arc.

21. Brad Riddle - Super-fit hard-nut. An original senior player at the club in 2005. Will be going hard when others fall.

22. Luke Broad - Dual best and fairest who has had another very consistent season. Classy and fast - will be hard to stop.

24. Jason Pitts - Athletic backman who organises the defence can lock down on a range of forwards.

25. Ben Sullivan - Powerful midfielder. Hits the contest hard and sticks tackles. Popular member of the group.

26. Andrew Humphries - Fast and long kicking midfielder. Can ignite the game in a short space of time.

31. Jack Steinfort - Premier full back of the competition who has taken all of the key scalps. In great form.

32. Musa Amin - Silky skilled finisher at his best when setting up the team-mates around him. Dangerous player.

36. Ben Pickering - Great athlete and composed decision maker. Can play a variety of roles and will keep running all day.

38. Brandon Hodges - Young gun has taken a big step this year. Great user of the footy.

37. Paul Sinden - Classy ball winner and previous club best and fairest winner. Vice- captain. GW scores often involve his input.

40. Adam Amin - Dangerous and skilled forward has racked up his fourth 50+ goal year in succession.

Potential gamebreaker.

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WHITEHORSE PIONEERS PEN PICS 1.

Andrew Padbury – Our leading goal kicker for the past two seasons. Always presenting and if not marking, bringing the ball to ground for our smaller guys. His forward-half pressure has been a highlight this year.

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Damian Bertacco – Strong tackling small forward/midfielder. Always dangerous when the ball hits the ground in our forward line.

2.

Charlie Thorn – Smooth-moving forward with excellent skills on both sides of his body. Works as had at ground level as he does in the air.

6.

Michael Mcdougall – Has played in all areas of the ground this year with great results. Rarely plays a bad game and is ready to have a big one on the big stage. Great skills combined with courage.

7.

Chris Mcdougall – Wingman who loves to attack and take the game on. Worked hard on his defensive side and won a few crucial one on one’s late in the semi.

8.

Tim Law – Has improved with every game this year. Always leading hard and giving us a great target to kick to. Ready for a big one.

9.

Mitch Ward - An older statesman of the club, Wardy is a strong mark for his size and has great foot skills.

Hair never out of place.

11. Ed Sim – A player back to the club this year, always leading from the front with his attack on ball. Has been very instrumental in some close wins this year, especially late in matches.

12. Matthew Bertacco – An exciting/pacey wingman who applies a lot of pressure. Loves pushing forward and getting amongst the goal kickers.

13. Daniel Tallariti – Tough as nails young player who never takes his eyes off the ball. Was great in the semi when the game was there to be won.

14. Lachie O’Brien – Great for everyone to see Lachie have such a good year. He’s a popular member of the club who a great tackler and clever around goals.

15. Aleksander Kurmurdian – Key defender who is rarely beaten. Very good intercept mark and has nice skills. Was another defender who was very good in the semi.

16. Matthew McCormack – Another silky midfielder with great skills. Looking for ‘Hevs’ to get involved early and have a big game on Saturday.

17. Joel Dalgleish – Joely has played at both ends of the ground this year with some great results, but it’s down back where he is most comfortable. He’s a strong mark who loves taking the game on when he’s out.

18. Anthony Mariani – Kicked the second most amount of goals for us this year playing as high half forward or in the middle. We love the ball in Maz’s when we’re marching forward. Rarely wastes a kick.

21. Jacob Daley – 2015 Frank Bibby Medallist. A fleet of foot midfielder who loves to run. Look out if ‘Blanket’ gets it on the outside and takes off.

23. Jesse Hockey - A ruckman who more often than not gives our mids first use. Strong mark around the ground who has had some big moments in big matches this Year.

25. Matthew Mariani - A bull around the footy who makes his teammates walk a bit taller. Loves it and the bottom of the packs, but also very good when he gets it on the outside.

27. Chris Ryan – Reliable defender with very good foot skills. Has been a popular player at our club for a number of years.

29. Maverick Gleed – Hard as a cat’s head, our skipper. Always leads from the front with his attack on the opposition and the ball. Impossible to get off the ground for a rotation.

30. Tommy Connell – Highly-respected member of our leadership group. Never plays a bad game. Simple as that.

38. Adam Blythman – The wily old fox in his 20th-odd season at the club, always plays his role well whether down back, or pinch hitting in the ruck. Absolute warhorse.

39. Alistair Quinn – Strong-marking backman who was magnificent in the semi. Also a very good ruckman who glides over the grass. www.efl.org.au

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SENIOR LADDERS 2018 DIVISION 1 SENIORS TEAM Vermont South Croydon Doncaster Rowville Blackburn Balwyn Norwood Noble Park North Ringwood Montrose East Ringwood Knox

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

W 15 14 14 12 12 10 8 8 6 5 2 1

L 3 4 4 6 6 8 9 10 11 13 16 17

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

F 1904 1893 1606 1567 1661 1546 1567 1546 1215 1128 1163 946

A 1151 1227 1064 1208 1451 1368 1400 1588 1457 1910 1734 2184

DIVISION 2 SENIORS % 165.42 154.28 150.94 129.72 114.47 113.01 111.93 97.36 83.39 59.06 67.07 43.32

PTS 60 56 56 48 48 40 34 32 26 20 8 4

Round 18 - August 25 South Croydon 28.19-187 defeat Montrose 3.5-23 East Ringwood 9.5-59 defeat by Rowville 15.10-100 Knox 7.6-48 defeat by Doncaster 22.13-145 Blackburn 14.10-94 defeat by Vermont 19.16-130 Norwood 11.17-83 drew with North Ringwood 12.11-83 Noble Park 14.6-90 defeat Balwyn 11.12-78

TEAM Doncaster East Upper Ferntree Gully Lilydale Bayswater Park Orchards Croydon Wantirna South Mooroolbark Mulgrave Mitcham

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

W 16 15 15 15 11 8 7 6 5 3 3 2

L 2 3 3 3 7 9 10 12 12 14 15 16

D 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0

F 1567 1756 1560 1372 1110 1034 866 683 803 676 926 517

A 621 630 658 685 928 886 1313 1185 1339 1698 987 1940

W 15 14 13 11 9 9 7 4 4 3

L 3 4 5 7 9 9 11 13 14 14

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1

F 1789 1366 1506 1672 1525 1286 1374 1133 1003 1028

A 1125 977 1075 1285 1428 1427 1335 1375 1868 1787

% 159.02 139.82 140.09 130.12 106.79 90.12 102.92 82.40 53.69 57.53

PTS 60 56 52 44 36 36 28 18 16 14

Round 18 - August 25 Mooroolbark 12.4-76 defeat by Park Orchards 12.12-84 Upper Ferntree Gully 7.16-58 defeat Croydon 5.9-39 Mulgrave 10.11-71 defeat by Lilydale 15.19-109 Wantirna South 13.16-94 defeat by Bayswater 14.17-101 Doncaster East 22.18-150 defeat Mitcham 5.6-36

DIVISION 2 RESERVES

DIVISION 1 RESERVES TEAM Vermont Blackburn South Croydon Rowville Doncaster Norwood North Ringwood East Ringwood Montrose Balwyn Noble Park Knox

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

% 252.33 278.73 237.08 200.29 119.61 116.70 65.96 57.64 59.97 39.81 93.82 26.65

PTS 64 60 60 60 44 34 30 24 22 14 12 8

Round 18 - August 25 South Croydon 16.12-108 defeat Montrose 6.4-40 East Ringwood 2.5-17 defeat by Rowville 12.12-84 Knox 8.6-54 defeat by Doncaster 15.8-98 Blackburn 10.6-66 defeat by Vermont 10.8-68 Norwood 7.6-48 drew with North Ringwood 7.6-48 Noble Park 12.13-85 defeat by Balwyn 13.12-90

TEAM Mooroolbark Upper Ferntree Gully Park Orchards Bayswater Wantirna South Croydon Mitcham Doncaster East Lilydale Mulgrave

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

W 16 13 12 12 11 10 6 6 3 1

L 2 5 6 6 7 8 12 12 15 17

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 1161 1207 1139 1141 1271 1130 794 854 841 684

A 688 765 781 835 875 1033 1046 1304 1224 1671

% 168.75 157.78 145.84 136.65 145.26 109.39 75.91 65.49 68.71 40.93

PTS 64 52 48 48 44 40 24 24 12 4

Round 18 - August 25 Mooroolbark 8.8-56 defeat Park Orchards 8.2-50 Upper Ferntree Gully 21.13-139 defeat Croydon 4.3-27 Mulgrave 6.3-39 defeat by Lilydale 14.17-101 Wantirna South 10.9-69 defeat by Bayswater 11.9-75 Doncaster East 10.11-71 defeat Mitcham 6.10-46

DIVISION 2 U19’s DIVISION 1 U19’s TEAM Vermont Blackburn Noble Park Norwood Rowville Balwyn Knox North Ringwood Montrose

P W L 15 14 1 18 13 5 17 11 4 16 9 5 18 9 9 15 6 9 4 1 3 18 4 14 17 0 17

D 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0

F 1906 1560 1409 1159 1194 697 180 773 481

A 578 701 671 645 1121 1421 362 1634 2226

% 329.76 222.54 209.99 179.69 106.51 49.05 49.72 47.31 21.61

Round 18 - August 25 Montrose 3.10-28 defeat by North Ringwood 14.18-102 Blackburn 3.14-32 defeat by Vermont 13.5-83 Norwood 11.6-72 defeat Rowville 7.9-51 Noble Park 23.9-147 defeat Balwyn 2.1-13

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PTS 68 52 48 40 36 24 4 16 0

TEAM Park Orchards Lilydale Croydon Mitcham Wantirna South Mooroolbark Upper Ferntree Gully Mulgrave Doncaster East Bayswater

P W L 18 16 1 18 16 2 18 14 3 18 9 9 18 7 11 18 7 11 18 6 12 18 6 12 18 4 14 18 4 14

D 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 1828 1640 1537 978 975 890 758 925 848 843

A 533 576 653 1166 1292 1385 1125 1503 1489 1500

% 342.96 284.72 235.38 83.88 75.46 64.26 67.38 61.54 56.95 56.20

Round 18 - August 25 Mooroolbark 9.1-55 defeat by Park Orchards 17.12-114 Upper Ferntree Gully 3.7-25 defeat by Croydon 10.17-77 Mulgrave 5.10-40 defeat by Lilydale 20.9-129 Wantirna South 14.10-94 defeat Bayswater 8.17-65 Doncaster East 11.3-69 defeat by Mitcham 11.10-76

PTS 66 64 58 36 28 28 24 24 16 16

SENIOR LADDERS 2018 DIVISION 3 SENIORS TEAM Ringwood Scoresby Boronia The Basin Heathmont Templestowe Waverley Blues Donvale Ferntree Gully South Belgrave Warrandyte Chirnside Park

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

W L D F A % 18 0 0 1542 750 205.60 15 3 0 1654 819 201.95 15 3 0 1640 819 200.24 12 6 0 1477 1097 134.64 11 7 0 1614 1028 157.00 11 7 0 1272 1105 115.11 8 10 0 1239 1391 89.07 6 12 0 1160 1425 81.40 5 13 0 994 1441 68.98 4 14 0 1066 1618 65.88 3 15 0 986 1533 64.32 0 18 0 698 2316 30.14 Round 18 - August 18 Donvale 12.7-79 defeat South Belgrave 5.11-41 Ringwood 9.10-64 defeat Boronia 6.10-46 Chirnside Park 3.2-20 defeat by Templestowe 23.14-152 Warrandyte 3.10-28 defeat by Scoresby 10.11-71 Waverley Blues 8.11-59 defeat by Heathmont 11.18-84 The Basin 9.8-62 defeat Ferntree Gully 6.9-45

DIVISION 4 SENIORS PTS 72 60 60 48 44 44 32 24 20 16 12 0

TEAM Glen Waverley Hawks Whitehorse Pioneers East Burwood Forest Hill Kilsyth Coldstream Fair Park Surrey Park Silvan Nunawading

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

W 16 15 14 11 8 7 7 6 6 0

L 2 3 4 7 10 11 11 12 12 18

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 1861 1752 1724 1571 1454 1420 1304 1350 1322 745

A 1044 1048 1044 1207 1384 1431 1512 1361 1600 2872

% 178.26 167.18 165.13 130.16 105.06 99.23 86.24 99.19 82.62 25.94

PTS 64 60 56 44 32 28 28 24 24 0

Round 18 - August 18 Coldstream 18.9-117 defeat Fair Park 6.6-42 Forest Hill 9.16-70 defeat Kilsyth 6.7-43 Silvan 13.11-89 defeat by Glen Waverley Hawks 13.12-90 Whitehorse Pioneers 9.13-67 defeat East Burwood 5.7-37 Surrey Park 24.18-162 defeat Nunawading 4.7-31

DIVISION 3 RESERVES TEAM Scoresby Heathmont Ferntree Gully Boronia The Basin Templestowe Ringwood Waverley Blues Donvale Warrandyte Chirnside Park South Belgrave

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

W L D F A % 16 2 0 1422 633 224.64 15 3 0 1524 534 285.39 15 3 0 1354 654 207.03 13 5 0 1229 583 210.81 12 6 0 1080 742 145.55 9 9 0 928 1097 84.59 8 10 0 880 863 101.97 7 11 0 987 968 101.96 6 12 0 873 1138 76.71 3 15 0 795 1298 61.25 3 15 0 682 1861 36.65 1 17 0 477 1860 25.65 Round 18 - August 18 Donvale 13.14-92 defeat South Belgrave 4.4-28 Ringwood 1.5-11 defeat by Boronia 11.7-73 Chirnside Park 11.8-74 defeat by Templestowe 12.7-79 Warrandyte 2.4-16 defeat by Scoresby 12.21-93 Waverley Blues 5.1-31 defeat by Heathmont 10.9-69 The Basin 3.6-24 defeat by Ferntree Gully 8.13-61

PTS 64 60 60 52 48 36 32 28 24 12 12 4

DIVISION 4 RESERVES TEAM East Burwood Forest Hill Kilsyth Surrey Park Whitehorse Pioneers Silvan Glen Waverley Hawks Coldstream Fair Park Nunawading

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

W 17 13 13 12 10 10 9 3 2 1

L 1 5 5 6 8 8 9 15 16 17

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 1408 1415 951 1102 1063 1093 975 628 690 566

A 528 786 789 684 835 979 993 1353 1333 1611

% 266.67 180.03 120.53 161.11 127.31 111.64 98.19 46.42 51.76 35.13

PTS 68 52 52 48 40 40 36 12 8 4

Round 18 - August 18 Coldstream 7.9-51 defeat Fair Park 3.12-30 Forest Hill 8.4-52 defeat by Kilsyth 9.13-67 Silvan 8.10-58 defeat Glen Waverley Hawks 6.6-42 Whitehorse Pioneers 6.11-47 defeat by East Burwood 10.9-69 Surrey Park 7.14-56 defeat Nunawading 3.10-28

DIVISION 3 U19’s TEAM Heathmont Waverley Blues Boronia The Basin Templestowe Scoresby South Belgrave Chirnside Park Donvale Warrandyte Ferntree Gully

W L D F A % 15 1 0 1318 589 223.77 14 2 0 1376 477 288.47 13 3 0 1110 644 172.36 10 6 0 1188 752 157.98 10 6 0 906 756 119.84 8 8 0 866 1041 83.19 6 10 0 1194 1165 102.49 5 11 0 888 1130 78.58 5 11 0 750 1072 69.96 2 14 0 645 1419 45.45 0 16 0 494 1690 29.23 Round 18 - August 18 Donvale 11.7-73 defeat South Belgrave 7.6-48 Chirnside Park 6.14-50 defeat by Templestowe 12.4-76 Warrandyte 12.6-78 defeat by Scoresby 12.9-81 Waverley Blues 6.9-45 defeat by Heathmont 8.12-60 The Basin 7.17-59 defeat Ferntree Gully 3.4-22

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P 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16

PTS 60 56 52 40 40 32 24 20 20 8 0

DIVISION 4 U19’s TEAM Surrey Park Whitehorse/Sth Croydon Park Orchards Silvan East Burwood Fair Park

P W L 18 16 2 18 13 5 18 13 5 18 8 10 18 4 14 18 0 18

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

F A 1608 698 1646 724 1346 736 1176 1156 860 1701 432 2053

% PTS 230.37 64 227.35 52 182.88 52 101.73 32 50.56 16 21.04 0

Round 18 - August 18 Park Orchards 12.15-87 defeat Fair Park 5.3-33 Whitehorse/Sth Croydon 15.14-104 defeat East Burwood 7.2-44 Surrey Park 10.11-71 defeat Silvan 8.11-59

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SCOREBOARDS 2018 DIVISION 1 - FINALS Qualifying Final Saturday 1 September South Croydon 1.9-15 3.13-31 7.17-59 10.21-81 Doncaster 1.0-6 5.4-34 8.7-55 11.9-75 South Croydon Goal Kickers: M. King 4, G. Strachan 2, M. King, R. Mallison, N. Evans, P. Rosier Best Players: M. King, D. Walker, M. Jones, S. Dinnell, J. Crowle, L. O’Neill Doncaster Goal Kickers: J. Kalanj 3, A. Rambaldi 3, J. Turner, H. Conway, J. Hall, C. Annakis, M. Alessi Best Players: B. Whelan, C. Annakis, A. Rambaldi, J. Kalanj, T. Vander Haar, J. Turner Elimination Final Sunday 2 September Rowville 1.1-7 6.5-41 7.5-47 9.8-62 Blackburn 2.5-17 6.5-41 13.13-91 14.16-100 Rowville Goal Kickers: L. McDonald 4, M. Robinson 2, M. Garner 2, D. Garner Best Players: M. Garner, N. Schoenmakers, M. Crozier, L. McDonald, M. Robinson, J. McDonald Blackburn Goal Kickers: M. Doreian 2, T. Watkins 2, R. Bathie 2, X. Murphy 2, J. Hammond 2, J. Hood, M. Dunn, P. Lawlor, S. Harte Best Players: L. Parker, N. Gray, M. Doreian, J. Pell, K. Dove, L. Conca

DIVISION 3 - FINALS Semi Final 2 Saturday 1 September Boronia 5.2-32 5.4-34 7.6-48 9.10-64 Heathmont 1.2-8 2.7-19 3.9-27 4.12-36 Boronia Goal Kickers: Z. Robinson 3, L. Watson 2, B. Robertson 2, B. Bowes, H. Chinn Best Players: J. Godwin, J. Bolton, L. McKernan, L. Hannon, B. Robertson, R. Henderson Heathmont Goal Kickers: B. Abbruzzese 2, L. Odermatt, F. Brown Best Players: L. Grierson, J. Haynes, R. Young, J. Sherriff, D. Sverns Semi Final 1 Sunday 2 September Ringwood 2.4-16 7.5-47 11.12-78 12.12-84 Scoresby 0.4-4 3.5-23 4.6-30 8.9-57 Ringwood Goal Kickers: Z. Callinan 3, M. Brereton 2, N. Cairns 2, J. Cairns, D. Jordanov, M. Jacobs, S. Lucas, H. George Best Players: Z. Callinan, K. Matthews, S. Laing, D. Collier, M. Farmer, B. Power Scoresby Goal Kickers: D. Evans-Marcius 3, D. Hehir 2, P. Chadwick, A. Bronsgeest, M. Krawczyk Best Players: D. Evans-Marcius, S. Duncan, C. McConnon, J. Thompson

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DIVISION 2 - FINALS Semi Final 2 Saturday 1 September Doncaster East 1.1-7 6.4-40 9.6-60 9.8-62 Upper Ferntree Gully 2.0-12 2.0-12 5.3-33 6.6-42 Doncaster East Goal Kickers: T. Gordon 3, J. Summers 3, M. Steven 2, J. Sholakis Best Players: J. Martin, S. White, J. Smith, A. Neville, N. Batsanis, T. Appleby Upper Ferntree Gully Goal Kickers: A. Giurini, L. Meagher, C. Porcaro, R. Hore, D. Beyer, M. Lee Best Players: M. Smith, B. Hards, T. Meagher, D. Wilson, J. Perry, T. Riseley Semi Final 1 Sunday 2 September Lilydale 1.4-10 1.7-13 7.12-54 10.13-73 Bayswater 4.3-27 6.7-43 8.8-56 10.12-72 Lilydale Goal Kickers: R. McNay 2, L. Wilson 2, L. Halse, A. O’’Donohue, C. Morison, B. Lowe, R. Harvey, C. Berntsen Best Players: B. Mitchener, B. Lowe, L. Wilson, P. Klep, C. Morison, R. Wyles Bayswater Goal Kickers: J. Callanan 4, M. Cunningham 2, M. Camera 2, A. Cotte, A. Vandelaak Best Players: H. Schroeder, K. Lopo, J. Moore, M. Cunningham, K. Millar, S. Smith

DIVISION 4 - FINALS Preliminary Final Saturday 1 September Glen Wav Hawks 2.4-16 7.5-47 10.8-68 12.11-83 East Burwood 3.1-19 3.3-21 8.7-55 9.10-64 Glen Waverley Hawks Goal Kickers: L. Broad 3, E. Pickering 2, A. Murray 2, M. Ferguson 2, J. McMillan, A. Amin, A. Humphries Best Players: B. Sullivan, L. Broad, A. Humphries, J. McMillan, J. Dunne, B. Huxtable East Burwood Goal Kickers: J. McGown 4, A. Gileno 3, B. Handreck, L. Gould Best Players: S. Davis, J. McGown, E. Rixton, L. Brown, J. Kennedy, B. Kay

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