O F F I C I A L P R O G R A M M E
ANZAC WEEKEND
21-25 APRIL 2017
ANZAC 2017 NEW ZEALAND HAWKS V AUSTRALIA NAB AFL ACADEMY NEW ZEALAND KAHU YOUTH GIRLS V MORNINGTON PENINSULA BLUESCOPE STEELERS YOUTH GIRLS
AFL NEW ZEALAND ACADEMY LEVEL 1 V AFL NSW INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS
AFL NEW ZEALAND ACADEMY LEVEL 2 V MORNINGTON PENINSULA BLUESCOPE STEELERS U16 BOYS
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A message from AFL New Zealand As each year passes, new opportunities are continually presented to the New Zealand AFL community to engage and establish an affinity with the sport that originates in Australia but is now more than just Australia’s game. April 2013 was an historic occasion when the first AFL fixture in 140 years was played outside of Australia in Wellington. This has inspired participation numbers to grow with 25,000 New Zealanders now playing AFL each year. AFL New Zealand welcomes the AFL Academy, the Mornington Peninsula BlueScope Steelers U16 Boys and Youth Girls and NSW Independent Schools, as they compete in their respective clashes against the Senior, AFLNZ Academy Level 1 & 2 and the NZ Kahu Youth Girls. The Mornington Peninsula BlueScope Steelers visit will see participants from the Mornington Peninsula Junior Football League compete against the AFL New Zealand Academy Level 2 team for the first time. The Mornington Peninsula BlueScope Steelers Youth Girls also travel to New Zealand for the first time and will take on the NZ Kahu Youth Girls. The support provided by MPJFL President Andrew Souter has been open minded and welcoming. No fewer than 15 clubs from the League are represented in the two match series whilst the Level 2 Academy showcases 17 different Secondary Schools from eight regions throughout New Zealand. The NSW Independent Schools are travelling to New Zealand for the second time after a successful tour in April 2016 and will take on the Academy Level 1 side in a two match series. On the 24th of April at Westpac Stadium, Wellington, the NAB AFL Academy and their opponents the New Zealand Hawks, showcase what the future could be. This represents the Academy’s sixth visit to New Zealand. An amazing percentage of members from the past five sides have now progressed to AFL and professional ranks and so once again we welcome to our shores, stars of the future. The New Zealand team continue to grow the awareness of the sport and showcase the desire to represent their country. Following on from other successful Trans Tasman sporting competitions, they look to place their stamp on the future. The visiting teams provide a significant opportunity to assist in the development of young athletes within New Zealand as they look to find their way in a new and mysterious sport. AFL New Zealand’s association with the Australian Leagues and organisations continues to grow with 7 current New Zealand Senior players playing and testing their skills within Australia. We look forward to the day when Australian players cross the ditch to be involved in the AFL New Zealand Premiership. Let’s enjoy another great weekend of football and welcome all involved to Aotearoa. Robert Vanstam, CEO AFLNZ
NAB AFL Academy The NAB AFL Academy commenced in 1997 and provides the best young talent in the country a NAB AFL Academy scholarship, as an opportunity to improve their football and personal skills in an accelerated AFL programme in their development years. This group therefore is the 20th Intake into the NAB AFL Academy which has contributed some much to the growth and development of so many of our AFL champions and rising AFL stars of today. The Level One squad of 28 players is selected following the NAB AFL Under-16 Championships, and the Level Two Squad includes the best 36 Under-18 players in the country; these players are eligible for the upcoming NAB AFL Draft. Both squads are under the guidance of Head Coach Luke Power along with Assistant Coaches including Glen Jakovich, Brent Harvey and Mark Williams at level one and Brad Johnson, Nick Dal Santo and Peter Sumich at level two. In 2017, there are 229 graduates of the NAB AFL Academy on AFL lists, including 9 of the current Captains including the likes of Joel Selwood at Geelong, Trent Cotchin at Richmond and Travis Boak at Port Adelaide. This is a wonderful opportunity for Australian Football to display its talented youth in the international arena against a region that is growing in both its development and the way in which it has taken to the AFL code, displaying great promise for the years ahead. It also provides players from both Nations with the rare opportunity to wear their countries colours in their chosen sport of AFL – something they will treasure and reflect upon in the years to come with their overall careers. The AFL would like to thank NAB for its outstanding support of the entire “NAB AFL Rising Stars Programme” which includes the NAB AFL Academy. This is the 6th occasion the NAB AFL Academy will come together to play the New Zealand Hawks. Both countries have a very proud and honourable history through the ANZAC spirit – may this spirit live on through life and football for many years to come. Lest We Forget
calendar of events Friday, April 21, 2017
11.00am
NSW Independent Schools Welcome Function
Hutt Park
Friday, April 21, 2017
4.00pm
AFLNZ National Female Combine
ASB Sports Centre
Friday, April 21, 2017
5.00pm
AFLNZ National Male Combine
ASB Sports Centre
Friday, April 21, 2017
7.00pm
Mornington Peninsula BlueScope Steelers Welcome Function
Brentwood Hotel
Saturday, April 22, 2017 10.00am
NZ Academy Level 1 vs NSW Independent Schools - Game 1
Hutt Park
Saturday, April 22, 2017 12.00pm
NZ Kahu Youth Girls vs Mornington Peninsula BlueScope Steelers Youth Girls - Game 1
Hutt Park
Saturday, April 22, 2017 12.15pm
NZ Academy Level 1 vs NSW Independent Schools - After match function
Hutt Park
Saturday, April 22, 2017 2.00pm
NZ Academy Level 2 vs Mornington Peninsula BlueScope Steelers Boys - Game 1
Hutt Park
Saturday, April 22, 2017 2.15pm
NZ Kahu Youth Girls vs Mornington Peninsula BlueScope Steelers Youth Girls - After match function
Hutt Park
Saturday, April 22, 2017 4.00pm
NZ Academy Level 2 vs Mornington Peninsula BlueScope Steelers Boys - After match function
Hutt Park
Saturday, April 22, 2017 6.00pm
2017 High Performance awards
Macs Function Centre
Monday, April 24, 2017
9.00am
NZ Academy Level 2 vs Mornington Peninsula BlueScope Steelers Boys - Game 2
Westpac Stadium
Monday, April 24, 2017
11.30am
New Zealand Hawks vs NAB AFL Academy
Westpac Stadium
Monday, April 24, 2017
12.25pm
NZ Academy Level 2 vs Mornington Peninsula BlueScope Steelers Boys - After match function
Westpac Stadium
Monday, April 24, 2017
1.00pm
NZ Academy Level 1 vs NSW Independent Schools - Game 2
Hutt Park
Monday, April 24, 2017
2.30pm
New Zealand Hawks vs NAB AFL Academy Aftermatch Function
Westpac Stadium
Monday, April 24, 2017
3.00pm
NZ Kahu Youth Girls vs Mornington Peninsula BlueScope Steelers Youth Girls - Game 2
Hutt Park
Monday, April 24, 2017
3.00pm
NZ Academy Level 1 vs NSW Independent Schools - After match function
Hutt Park
Monday, April 24, 2017
5.00pm
NZ Kahu Youth Girls vs Mornington Peninsula BlueScope Steelers Youth Girls - After match Function
Hutt Park
Mornington Peninsula Junior Football League We would like to thank AFL New Zealand for this amazing opportunity to come to Wellington with our U16 and Youth Girls representative teams to play 2 matches against the respective New Zealand representative teams. It is always an honour and a privilege to play representative sport at any level. However to play an international representative match is an opportunity that most will never experience. How fitting that the games will be played over the ANZAC weekend, where the tradition of our two great countries joined forces to become allies and form the world renowned ANZAC’s. This weekend we will also be commemorating the ultimate sacrifices our ancestors went through on the first day of landing on the shores of Gallipoli in 1915. The game of AFL is a truly unique sport that was originally formed in 1858 in Victoria Australia, primarily as something for the cricketers to do during the cold winter months. As all participants and spectators have witnessed it is an amazing sport with so many entertaining and thrill factors throughout the game – you really never know what will happen next. The four matches over the weekend between the Mornington Peninsula Junior Football League “Bluescope Steelers” & AFL New Zealand representative teams will not entail the same sacrifices of our ANZAC’s, however I am sure the matches will showcase the same fighting spirit and camaraderie. We may be rivals on the field but we are really looking forward to being allies off it. Our players and officials are excited to the adventure that is ahead of us in New Zealand and in particular to interact and embrace the culture we experience. The indigenous Maori culture is very intriguing to us and of course the Haka is world renowned and respected by everyone. What a great way to be educated in a new cultural experience by travelling, learning and playing the game that both countries are so passionate about - AFL or as we call it Australian Rules Football.
This year is the first year that the stand alone Mornington Peninsula Junior Football League representative teams travel to New Zealand to play football and we are all extremely keen to ensure that this exciting venture is the start of many more to come. We would like to extend our heart-felt thanks to CEO Rob Vanstam and all of the AFL New Zealand members for inviting us to participate and the unbelievable work carried out to ensure that these tours take place. I would also like to thank the players & parents from both the AFLNZ & MPJFL teams for embracing this venture and investing in the future of not only all of these players but the future of our sport. We would like to thank the following companies that have contributed in assisting our players to take this journey: • Bluescope • Sherwood Sportswear • Natural Sportswear • Flight Centre We would also like to wish all the players the best of luck, enjoy the games but most of all embrace the experience. The executive of the MPJFL are excited and look forward to the games played in both the ANZAC spirit and passion. Andrew Souter President Mornington Peninsula Junior Football League BLUESCOPE STEELERS
New Zealand Kahu Youth Girls With increasing pathway opportunities growing throughout AFL New Zealand Secondary School Programmes, the team has several new athletes. Some with as little as four months involvement along side more experienced campaigners now in their third and fourth seasons in the game. The Kahu Coaching staff lead by Mitch Ryan will look to blend new and exciting talent with players with previous experience to help guide their new teammates through the campaign. They will look to share their knowledge and assist the new players both on and off the field. The development of the inaugural AFL Women competition in Australia has thrown fresh eyes on sport for women and also added to opportunities afforded to New Zealand participants. The involvement of Kahu, Jolyn Collins in the Under 18 AFLW Championships in Melbourne 2016, is the first step towards New Zealanders playing in Australia’s premier competition for women. As part of the female development pathway, participation in the AFL New Zealand Youth Competition is now based at Auckland’s Harbour Stadium, with intentions to commence at Hutt Park in Wellington. This has provided an opportunity to develop much needed playing time and experience with their new sport in the lead up to the campaign and preparing them for the series ahead. This is the first time the Mornington Peninsula Youth Girls have toured New Zealand. We welcome them to our shores in what we hope is the first visit of many. The New Zealand Kahu Players have come through a variety of school programmes delivered in Secondary schools targeting female participation and the incentives for taking on a new sport are rewarded by potential national representation opportunities. AFL New Zealand has received considerable support through Regional Sports Trusts and KiwiSport initiatives and we are thankful for their support.
AFL New Zealand Academy The AFL New Zealand Academy has been created to provide a pathway for athletes to excel through AFL. Â The AFL New Zealand Academy will improve the skills and fitness of athletes, through a training and development programme. The Academy consists of two levels: Level 1: for Athletes that are new entrants to Academy and New Zealand representative pathway Level 2: for Athletes continuing their Academy and New Zealand representative pathway with their next step U18 New Zealand Hawks or Senior New Zealand Hawks. Eligibility for each level is also age related changing each year, based on the year you were born. Eligibility for this year can be found at aflnz.co.nz Academy Athletes are selected from the AFL New Zealand Youth Boys Competition in March of each year with each level containing up to 30 athletes. New Zealand Hawks Academy teams play touring Australian teams, April each year, with final selection of the New Zealand Hawks Academy teams being reduced to 24 athletes at the start of April each year. With limitations on programmes delivered in the South Island, talented players identified in the regions of Christchurch and Otago will be provided with a development staff and programme in place of the Youth Boys competition. The opportunity then exists for a fast track entry into the AFL New Zealand Academy as a wild card entrant. Academy athletes will participate in skill development, athletic testing and measurement, game play and personal development. Further opportunities arising from the AFL New Zealand Academy include, selection into New Zealand Hawks Academy teams, AFL New Zealand National Combine selection, access to talent scouts and AFL International Scholarships.
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HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH
#
RUNNER MANAGER PHYSIO
Andrew Crighton Howard Gilbert Andrew Annear
FULL NAME
CLUB
REGION
1
Shane Leat
Waitakere Magpies
Auckland
2
Misilifi Faimalo
North City Demons
Wellington
3
Jordan Drinkall
University Blues
Auckland
6
Samuel McKenzie
Mt Roskill Saints
Auckland
7
Te Kopa Tipene-Thomas
North Shore Tigers
Northland
9
William Dickinson
Mt Roskill Saints
Auckland
10
Andrew Howison
Oakleigh Districts
Melbourne
12
Mykelti Lefau
Casey Demons
Melbourne
13
Josh Mackie
Otago Riot
Otago
17
Carlos Donnell-Brown
Waitakere Magpies
Auckland
18
Liam Beattie
University Blues
Auckland
20
Andriu Sucu
North Shore Tigers
Auckland
21
Barclay Miller
St Kilda Saints
Melbourne
22
William Gregson
Sandringham Dragons
Melbourne
23
Aaron Harris
Morningside Panthers
Brisbane
24
Joe Baker-Thomas
St Kilda Saints
Melbourne
25
Ty Smith
North Shore Tigers
Auckland
26
James Kusel
Hutt Valley Eagles
Wellington
32
Ben Hick
University Blues
Auckland
39
Callum Hill
Redcliffe Dolphins
Brisbane
40
Simon Black
Brisbane Lions
Brisbane
42
Brad Mavor
Christchurch Bulldogs
Canterbury
43
Harison Manks
University Blues
Wellington
48
David Rattenbury
Waitakere Magpies
Auckland
50
Brendan Clark
Maroochydore Roos
Brisbane
55
Max Hicks
Rosmini College
Auckland
56
Joshua Morgan-Ranui
North City Demons
Wellington
24 April 2017, 11.30am // Westpac Stadium GOALS
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AFL Academy 20th Intake Level 1 NAB AFL ACADEMY HEAD COACH
ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH
Luke Power
NATIONAL TALENT FOOTBALL MANAGER
Michael Ablett
Brent Harvey Glen Jakovich Mark Williams Matthew Stokes
#
NAME
CLUB
STATE
1
Ian Hill
Perth F.C
Western Australia
2
Sydney Stack
Perth F.C
Western Australia
3
Chayce Jones
Launceston F.C
Tasmania
4
Izak Rankine
West Adelaide F.C
South Australia
5
Samuel Walsh
Geelong Falcons
Victoria
6
Tom Joyce
Claremont F.C
Western Australia
7
Rhylee West
Calder Cannons
Victoria
8
Connor Rozee
North Adelaide F.C
South Australia
9
Jason Carter
Claremont F.C
Western Australia
10
Bailey Scott
Broadbeach F.C/Gold Coast Suns Academy
Queensland
11
Luke Valente
Norwood F.C
South Australia
12
Jye Caldwell
Bendigo Pioneers
Victoria
13
Michael Mummery
Southern Districts F.C
Northern Territory
14
Sam Fletcher
Dandenong Stingrays
Victoria
15
Jack Bytel
Calder Cannons
Victoria
16
Mathew Walker
Murray Bushrangers/GWS Giants Academy
Victoria
17
Tarryn Thomas
North Launceston F.C
Tasmania
18
Buku Khamis
Western Jets
Victoria
19
Jackson Hately
Central Districts F.C
South Australia
20
Zane Barzen
Murray Bushrangers
Victoria
21
Ajak Dang
Murray Bushrangers
Victoria
22
Nick Blakey
UNSW/Sydney Swans Academy
NSW
23
Jack Lukosius
Woodville-West Torrens F.C
South Australia
24
Hudson Garoni
Murray Bushrangers
Victoria
25
Hugo Munn
Sturt F.C
South Australia
26
Ruben Flinn
Glenelg F.C
South Australia
27
Max King
Sandringham Dragons
Victoria
28
Ben King
Sandringham Dragons
Victoria
Notes
AFLNZ academy level 1 Shannon Wall Peter Geale Shane Goodwin
HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH
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MANAGER PHYSIO
FULL NAME
Matt Morling Ethan Horne
REGION
SCHOOL
27
Tom Hack
Harbour
Westlake Boys High School
28
Aidan Christians
Wellington
Raroa Normal Intermediate
29
Joel Hetherington
Harbour
Kingsway
30
Beren Goodwin
Wellington
Raphael House
31
Oliver Parsons
Harbour
Westlake Boys High School
32
Luke Buckley
Harbour
Albany Junior High School
35
Ronan Morling
Counties
Rosehill college
36
William Anderson
Wellington
Karori Normal School
37
Jaydn Che Robson
Wellington
Aotea College
38
Douglas McJorrow
Wellington
Scots College
39
Conrad Pender
Wellington
Scots College
40
Alexander Kempt
Wellington
St Brendans
41
George Hopkins
Wellington
Heretaunga College
42
Bailee Laurenson
Wellington
Wellington College
43
Wade McNabb
Counties
Rosehill College
44
Cameron Kerr
Palmerston North
Palmerston North Boys High School
45
Sam Warton
Auckland
Kristin
46
Hari Below
Wellington
Heretaunga College
49
Mark Komene-Stowers
Northland
Whangarei Boys High School
53
Max Milne
Otago
Otago Boys High School
54
Rico Tuhua
Wellington
Upper Hutt College
56
Taonga Stanish-Murphy
Northland
Whangarei Boys High School
57
Layton Cahill
Canterbury
Shirley Boys High School
Game 1 // 22 April 2017, 10.00am // Hutt Park GOALS
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NSW Independent Schools Brent Trewin Anthony Stuart Che Jenkins
HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH
#
TEAM MANAGER LOGISTICS MEDICAL
Matthew Baigent Rebecca McGowan Alex Gregurke
FIRST NAME
SCHOOL
1
Johnathon Stewart
St Patrick's College
2
Finn Anderson
Waverley College
3
William Gibbs
St Josephs College
4
Edouard Grigg
Mater Dei Catholic College
7
Joshua Currie
Mater Dei Catholic College
8
Jake Simcocks
Waverley College
9
Conor Carr
Waverley College
10
Errol Gulden
Marcellin College
11
Damian Sullivan
St Ignatius College
12
Christian Taylor
St Ignatius College
13
Oscar Davis
St Ignatius College
14
Thomas Connell
St Ignatius College
18
Louis Grigg
Mater Dei Catholic College
19
Angus Grigg
Mater Dei Catholic College
20
Jude Yates
Knox Grammar
21
Kale Gabila
Knox Grammar
22
Harry Britton
Kildare Catholic College
23
Keegan Brady
St Dominics College
28
Harry Martin
St Ignatius College
29
William McGowan
Kildare Catholic College
30
Nathanael Mooney
Mater Dei Catholic College
Game 2 // 24 April 2017, 1.00pm // Hutt Park GOALS
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AFLNZ academy level 2 David Abetz Warwick Kain Kieran Houlker
HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH
MANAGER PHYSIOS
Renaldo Christians Ethan Horne and Andrew Annear
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FULL NAME
1
Aidan Anthony Collins
Waitakere
Massey High School
3
Jackson Hemmingsen
Harbour
Westlake Boys High School
5
Braithan Anderson
Counties
Pakuranga College
6
Clayton Walters
Waitakere
Green Bay High School
7
Devin Pullyblank
Canterbury
Shirley Boys High School
8
Quinn Pocock
Auckland
Western Springs College
9
Levi Boyd
Waitakere
Rutherford College
10
Jevaan Croft
Counties
Alfriston College
11
Jonah Christians
Wellington
Scots College
12
Jerome Goodhue
Waitakere
Avondale college
13
Luke Williams
Counties
Pakuranga College
14
James Dakin
Auckland
Western Springs College
15
Isaac Piper
Auckland
St Peters College
16
Sam Anderson
Canterbury
St Bede's College
17
Couper Jones
Harbour
Long Bay College
18
Liam Neilson
Otago
Otago Boys High School
19
Brandon Absalom
Wellington
Wellington College
20
Bronson Hewitson
Waitakere
Avondale College
21
Declan Crann
Waitakere
Green Bay High School
22
Finn Moffat
Canterbury
St Bede's College
23
Manny SnooksÂ
Northland
Whangarei Boys High School
24
Milo John Crispin
Wellington
Wellington College
25
Michael Iwashita
Northland
Whangarei Boys High School
47
Jacob Burri
Waitakere
Green Bay High School
REGION
SCHOOL
Game 1 // 22 April 2017, 2.00pm // hutt park GOALS
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Mornington peninsula u16 Andrew Souter
HEAD COACH
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TEAM MANAGER TRAINER
Bindi Mealey Stuart Gay
NAME
CLUB
1
Hugh Buntine
Balnarring
3
Joe Collins
Sth Mornington
4
Riley McKenzie
Rosebud
5
Cooper Wisken
Balnarring
6
Mathew Bennetts
Somerville/Crib Point
7
Ashley Cadd
Somerville
8
Joshua Mitchell
Pearcedale/Baxter
9
Anderson millar
Sth Mornington
10
Zac Maynard
Rosebud
11
Lachlan Neil
Somerville
12
Jared Whitten
Pearcedale
13
Clayton Gay
Balnarring
14
Jarvis Espie
Sorrento
16
Blake Mealey
Red Hill
18
Max Urwin
Somerville
19
Todd Dupas
Somerville
20
Zac Cordina
Sorrento
21
Matthew Caine
Mt Martha
22
Bryce Ridsdale
Pearcedale
24
Josh Cottier
Mt Martha
25
Ryan McNamara
Somerville
27
Nathan Cincotta
Rosebud
29
Charlie Dixon
Somerville
30
Lauchlan Hollier
Sth Mornington
Game 2 // 24 April 2017, 9.00Am // Westpac Stadium GOALS
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NZ Kahu youth girls Mitchell Ryan Alastair Maisey Danielle McKenzie
HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH
#
Francisco Serrano Elaine Pollard
MANAGER PHYSIO
FULL NAME
REGION
SCHOOL
1
Emma Collins
Waitakere
Massey High School
2
Buell Verkade
Harbour
Whangaparaoa College
3
Valentina Serrano
Auckland
Baradene College
4
Chelsea Young
Counties
Pukekohe High School
5
Jazmin Stevens-Apaipora
Counties
Howick College
6
Jaimee Wyatt
Harbour
Westlake Girls High School
8
Jolyn Collins
Waitakere
Massey High School
9
Misialofa Saamu
Harbour
Hobsonville Point Secondary School
11
O'Shea Macmillan
Northland
Whangarei Girls High School
12
Ceyan Drollet
Counties
Howick College
14
Archie-Leigh Russell
Counties
Howick College
15
Killarney Morey
Auckland
Epsom Girls Grammar School
16
Daina Brazier
Waitakere
Massey High School
23
Masoka Kalenga
Harbour
Carmel College
24
Samantha Shrimpton
Harbour
Birkenhead College
25
Sydney Gill
Wellington
Onslow College
26
Charley Green
Northland
Dargaville High School
35
Jasmine Paki
Auckland
Epsom Girls Grammar School
Game 1 // 22 April 2017, 12.00pm // hutt park GOALS
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mornington peninsula youth girls Les Rand Grant Tyndall
HEAD COACH TEAM MANAGER
#
Glenn Mealey
TRAINER
NAME
CLUB
1
Sarah Hosking
Somerville
2
Charlotte Seller
Crib Point
3
Tayla Walker
Tyabb
4
May Peterson
Cranbourne
5
Skye Haslem
Balnarring
6
Mollie Radford
Pearcedale/Baxter
7
Lily Snooks
Crib Point
8
Tegan Chalmers
Pearcedale/Baxter
13
Teagan Bitters
Balnarring
17
Jacinta McCleary
Tyabb
18
Hollee Gray
Balnarring
19
Jessica Giblin
Balnarring
20
Meg Graham
Somerville
22
Ranee Vornhagen-Byrne
Tyabb
23
Monica Mail
Crib Point
24
Jemma Bromley
Crib Point
25
Katelyn Griffith
Crib Point
26
Emma Kesik
Balnarring
30
Siaan Timoney
Cranbourne
Game 2 // 24 April 2017, 3.00Pm // hutt park GOALS
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