Yarra Valley Mountain District Football League
Affiliated with the Victorian Country Football League
Mission Statement & Objectives
To become the leading Country Football League by providing quality football and development to the clubs, associated bodies and their communities and by providing proactive honest and effective communication, promotional management and development of football within our local community.
• Continued improvement in providing quality administration, financial management, coaching, senior and junior player development and all aspects of associated club environment.
• To ensure that the central office complex becomes the driving training and development centre, provide our league with adequate storage for all the league documentation.
• To forge strong and working allegiances with DRJFL, to ensure that they become a major provider of future senior players.
• Proactively pursue business activities in an ethical and professional manner.
• Proactively promote a two way open and honest communication between the league and the clubs associated with the YVMDFL.
• To vigorously pursue new clubs, while improving the resources within the league.
• To develop the best possible recreation environment and resources through productive interaction with all league clubs and other groups/bodies.
YARRA VALLEY MOUNTAIN DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE
League Office Bearers
Directors are elected for three year terms. The expiration date (year end) of each director’s term is detailed below.
Tony Mitchell (President) 2006
• Development • Financial / Budget Committee • Interleague Management • Policy Planning • Finals Management
• Club Recruitment / Development League President Tony Mitchell was captain-coach of Silvan in the mid 80s, and played for Mt. Evelyn (then in the EFL) before retiring at the age of 31. He worked for the National Australia Bank for 20 years, and has been selfemployed for the last nine. Tony has been President of the YVMDFL since 2001.
Shane Smith (Vice President) 2007
• Football Operations Management • Finals Management • Club Recruitment • Interleague Management • DRJFL Representative • Financial / Budget Committee
Shane Smith works with Yarra Valley Water as a co-ordinator. He was the Team Manager and Recruitment Officer for the Eastern Ranges for a couple of years in 1990s and 2002. He was the Vice President and Interleague Coach for Dandenong Ranges Junior Football League for a total of 6 years in the 1990s. This is Shane’s ninth year with the YVMDFL
Leo Groenewegen (Board Member) 2006
• Senior Interleague Management • Media • Ground/Risk Management
After playing for Nth Melbourne in the 1970s, Leo returned to his YVMDFL club in Gembrook-Cockatoo where he carved out a long career spanning 250+ games. Leo now operates his own successful clinic in Wantirna, as well as providing special comments on the YVMDFL match of the day, broadcast by 3MDR 97.1FM and managing the League’s senior interleague squad. Leo has been with the YVMDFL for the past 5 years.
Bob Moore (Board Member) 2007
• Umpires • Rules and Regulations • Independent Tribunal and Appeals Tribunal Management • Salary Cap Officer
• Office Administration
Bob Moore has an extensive background in football administration, having been general manager of Hawthorn FC in the 1970s. Through his involvement in the game over the last 30 years, he has built up an extensive network of contacts in both football and commercial circles. Bob’s expertise is in the area of football tribunals, with practical experience at AFL, VFL and VCFL levels.
Bill Heppell (Board Member)
2007
• Management Final Gates and Support Staff
Bill played junior football for Dandenong in the VFA before taking up professional foot running, where he spent 28 years competing, training and commentating. He joined Gembrook-Cockatoo’s committee in 1985, where he served 8 years before joining the YVMDFL Board in 1995. He has broadcast YVMDFL matches on community radio, and continues to host a weekly sports show on Yarra Valley FM, in between running his market gardens in Nangana. Bill is a life member of the YVMDFL.
Graeme Tuplin (Board Member) 2006
• Interleague Management / Director • Under 18s Interleague • Financial / Budget Committee • Kilsyth Reserve
• Marketing and Sponsorship
Graeme Tuplin racked up 175 games for Upwey-Tecoma, playing his last match for the club in 1987, before playing in Tasmania and Wangaratta. He is a former President of the League (2000) and financial planner with the National Australia Bank. He is currently a self-employed accountant.
Chris Prytula (Board Member) 2007
Chris is currently serving his first year on the YVMDFL Board. A former president of YVMDFL club Belgrave, Chris brings to the board recent practical experience of the important issues and difficulties faced by clubs and their volunteers.
League Office Bearers
Barry Stuart (Board Member)
2005
•Umpires
Like Chris, Barry Stuart is also serving his first year on the Board. Barry is a former player, umpire & secretary of the League, and is a life member of both the YVMDFL and our umpires’ association. With his background in umpiring and League administration, Barry was the ideal choice as the director responsible for liaison between the League and its umpires.
The last five years...
2001
- Match of the Day broadcast weekly on community radio
2002
- Mt. Evelyn Football Club joins the YVMDFL from EFL
- YVMDFL granted VCFL ‘major league’ status
2004
- Heads of Agreement signed between the YVMDFL, Eastern Ranges, Football Victoria and Shire of Yarra Ranges to re-develop Kilsyth Football Ground
2005
- Appointment of full-time Administration Officer
- Establishment of the YVMDFL Netball competition
- Establishment of the Yarra Ranges Trainers Association
- Establishment of the Yarra Valley Cougars Female Football Club
- YVMDFL Shop expanded to now include apparel, medical supplies, shorts, socks, jumpers, footballs and footwear
2006
- Continued development of Colchester Road Reserve
- The Expansion of the netball competition from 7 teams to 29
- The inclusion of two new clubs, Alexandra and Thornton Eildon
President’s Report
TONY MITCHELL President, YVMDFL
F irstly, I would like to welcome both the Alexandra & Thornton Eildon Football Netball Clubs to our League this season, and thank them for their support and the manner they conducted themselves in Season 2006. The League continues to grow and, in my opinion, is going from strength to strength, as we are committed to the development of both the football and netball within our region. The continued expansion of our league, particularly in the area of netball, will allow us to develop and grow our balance sheet. It is extremely important for the league to remain financially strong, which gives us the opportunity to support existing clubs and ultimately makes the league attractive to clubs outside our league. Again, we will be handing back to our clubs a dividend, so if your club supports the league and our valued sponsors, then your club will continue to gain financial rewards. Overall, this year has been a very positive one for the Yarra Valley & Mountain District Football League Inc and I am proud with our efforts both on and off the field.
I wish to express my personal thanks to each of our Board Members, Deputy President Shane Smith, Directors Leo Groenewegen, Chris Prytula, Bill Heppell, Graeme Tuplin, Barry Stuart and Bob Moore. These people are involved with our league for the right reasons. I thank each of these gentlemen for their support and friendship they have given me over past season and seasons prior. I appreciate their efforts, input and ideas you have all given the league and me. I would like to particularly thank those departing, in Barry & Bob, for their efforts as directors, and I hope to catch up with them at the footy next year.
The league has expanded its staffing levels over season 2006, with the inclusion of a trainee, Rebecca Wyhoon, who supported both Lori and Ben. Rebecca has shown us her maturity with her work ethic and development of the netball. Lori Woodcock continued to improve our web site, football record and administration area and we are saddened to see her go after nearly four years with us. I wish to personally thank Lori for her support for the board and the energy she gave us all over this period of time.
Interleague this season was a little disappointing at the senior level, however I know the commitment of our players will have us achieve a higher position in seasons to come. The efforts and commitment required to operate the interleague, were nothing short of first class. Thank you for the hard work and efforts of Board Members Shane Smith, Leo Groenewegen, and our
Senior Coach Mark “Beaker” Sandilands, chairman of selectors Jim Martin and runner Adrian Keitley were very much appreciated.
Our Under 18s had a fantastic carnival, where they won all three games. Thanks to the efforts of the coaches Geoff Shipp and his assistant Felix Fraraccio. I would like to also thank the clubs and players in both groups for their support with the interleague concept. Thanks to our trainers for their valued efforts: Frances, Karen, Naomi and Bobby. I am also good to see the redevelopment of the trainers association and this is through the efforts of the interleague trainers and other trainers throughout the league, well done guys thus far for your efforts and support.
In Season 2007, our joint venture with Eastern Ranges Under 18 TAC club was nearly completed, with renovated change rooms, new lighting and gymnasium. As I have mentioned over the past three seasons, the re-development of Kilsyth ground will offer us options to re-develop other grounds throughout our league. The playing surface is now at level one and is the best in the Outer Eastern Suburbs. Over the next five or so years, many of our clubs will have their grounds redeveloped and Kilsyth will cater for each of these clubs. We are working hard to ensure our poorer grounds are surfaced first by the Shire of Yarra Ranges.
We have also made some huge steps to getting both the Senior and Junior competition working together with the support and commitment of the VCFL, with Ben O’Brien, DRJFL President Doug Evans and VCFL Area Manager Shaun Connell working towards a joint administration for the not-so-distant future.
I would like to thank our Umpires, their President Leigh Walters, Director of Umpiring Ivan Walters and Will Eastmure (secretary of appointments board) for the professional manner they all conducted themselves this season under difficult circumstances. Thank you to all the Umpires for their efforts this season and I hope to see you all back next season. Special thanks is also extended to the club umpires who supported the league this season, well done to these people for helping us out of a jam.
Our presentation night was a great success, with in excess of 350 people in attendance, representing both football and netball. The work and professionalism into the presentation was again nothing short of first class. A special thank you is extended to our host Sandy Roberts and well done to the large(st) group of worthy award winners the League has ever had. We all appreciated the efforts of Matt Ewart, Tony Foo, Lori Woodcock, Bob Foletta & Rebecca Wyhoon for the preparation of this night and how well the night was perceived.
President’s Report
To our tribunal members, once again thank you for your efforts during 2006 and we hope that it has been an enjoyable season for you all. The system appears to be working well, with our players performing on the field the best in many years.
My personal thanks is extended again to Ben O’Brien, our Chief Executive Officer, for his work during this season which has been much greater than in the past. Ben has had to accept more duties this season due to board members being committed elsewhere. He is committed to the development of our Football and Netball competition. Many people just do not understand the work involved in running and controlling a competition of our size. Thank again Ben for your support you
support you continue to give clubs within our league. I know, at times, we have differed in opinions; however I hope we continue to achieve worthy results for both the clubs and league alike. I hope our future continues to prosper and you all respect my personal challenges over the past 12 months.
This is our third season with local radio station 3MDR of Emerald. I would like to personally thank Bob Foletta in his first season as our host for his excellent efforts of the continued development of our weekly broadcast and gaining valued sponsorship monies. Another thanks to Matt Ewart and Tony Foo, who both continued to brighten up the Saturday broadcasts. Leo Groenewegen’s special comments add something we all wish to hear about a game of football. They tell me that, on many occasions, we had two special comments people; obviously the second bloke didn’t have much to do on Saturdays, eh “Limpy”??!! I am sure that everyone would agree that, each season, the broadcast is gaining more listeners, the professionalism of 3MDR and their support has continued to lift our broadcasts to higher standards.
In season 2007, we are looking to extend the Netball further, with the support of Netball Victoria. Next season, I would like to see each club have three senior sides, and the development of one junior side. I know this is a challenge for some clubs, however to continue to provide sport to our youth, we must be committed to this concept. Those clubs who haven’t had netball or just one side this season have a lot of work to do and we are prepared to assist as much as possible, as is Netball Victoria. Let’s start the work now, not when the season is upon us. Netball coaches are as important as football coaches, appointing them sooner, rather than later, and you will gain the results.
Finally, to all the women involved with our football and netball, thank you for your support and continued development of our league, you are all valued by each and every person within our clubs. To my wife Kath and my loving three daughters, Jaimi, Carli and Brooke, thank you for letting me be involved in the (now) two sports I enjoy watching.
For the season ahead, there have been some great coaching recruits and all is looking good for a very successful 2007 and for many years beyond. Let’s continue to strive to achieve our aim of “becoming the leading Country Football and Netball League” - we aren’t far off and we are getting closer each year.
Tony (Knobby) Mitchell League President.
CEO’s Report
BEN O’BRIEN CEO
2006 promised to be one of the more challenging for the League’s administration and by season’s end it had certainly lived up to those expectations.
For the first time since 2001, the League welcomed new clubs into the competition, in Alexandra & ThorntonEildon. Both clubs slotted into second division, and one came within two kicks of playing in first division in 2007. By the time finals came around, both clubs competed in football and netball grand finals, adding much-needed depth to our second division and being among the best-performed of the former CGFL clubs in 2006. Their transition to the YVMDFL has been a learning experience for all parties, and we look forward to its continuation next year.
The explosion in the popularity of our netball competition took many by surprise, and it is now a key plank in the YVMDFL’s future development. After taking it quietly last year, with seven teams and limiting the competition to first division, 2006 saw 29 teams across both divisions taking to the court, with all bar one club represented each weekend with at least one team. It is ironic that the club with one of the best netball facilities in the competition (Seville) did not have a team, but that situation will be rectified in 2007. It is very difficult to have a netball comp without teams, and the YVMDFL clubs deserve congratulations for getting behind netball and promoting it to their members and supporters, with some clubs that did not field a team last year getting two up and running in 2006. All in all, the season did run fairly smoothly, and once again I would like to thank the netball co-ordinators at each club for applying common sense in resolving the majority of issues that arose on Saturdays. It is doubtful that the comp will increase 400% in 2007, but a main focus in the off-season will be umpire development. An “introduction to umpiring” course was run pre-season by Netball Victoria, and was well attended by club umpires, and the overall standard of umpiring has improved from last year. We will be looking to increase the number of courses available to our club umpires to keep improving the quality of umpiring, as we seem to have plenty of players, but, just like football umpires, qualified netball umpires are always in short supply.
2006 saw the introduction of club field umpires into our Reserves grade football for the first time. For some years, the YVMDFL had bucked a state-wide trend of decreasing umpire numbers, but the chickens eventually came home to roost in 2006, with almost 20 field umpires departing. Once again, full marks to our clubs, who fully understood the predicament (thanks largely to the preseason efforts of Will Eastmure, secretary of the Umpires’ Appointments’ Board) and were able to find volunteers to umpire each week, and to convince their Reserves
players (99% of the time) to cut the new umpires some slack! Of course, thanks must also go to the club umpires themselves, without whom Reserves football would have struggled this year – as it was, we received fewer complaints about Reserves umpiring than we did seniors! It has not yet been decided if we will require the services of these club umpires next year, but if we don’t, it would be great to see some 2006 umpires continuing to do so next year, as “official” YVMDFL umpires. The League took over the administration of umpires this year, following a similar move by the VCFL, and the evolution of a new structure to umpiring in the League will continue next year – reversing the slide in umpire numbers will be the top priority of the new umpiring department. In 2006, the efforts of both the appointments’ board in general, and Ivan Walters and Will Eastmure in particular, and the YRUA executive, headed up by Leigh Walters, in spreading our reduced numbers around more grounds this year than they have had to for some time are certainly worthy of praise. On a related issue, the League would like to thank both Ivan & Leigh for their off-field efforts this year (and in past years), as both are resigning from the adviser’s position and presidency of the YRUA respectively.
The League’s hosting of its division of the WorkSafe country championships will certainly go down as a highlight of the year, as will the performance of the U18 squad in winning the competition. An interleague “culture” is slowly being built in the League, and the senior squad will start to see the benefits of it in coming years, as will netball, which was a disappointing omission from the 2006 carnival. The other major League event for the year saw a record crowd attend Ramage Medal night in early September, thanks largely to an influx of life members and netballers. The League’s retail operations increased again this year, and our thanks go to clubs in both the senior and junior leagues for their support. At the time of writing, the joint administration of both senior and junior leagues is close to becoming a reality, thanks primarily to the efforts of the VCFL and our Area Manager, Shaun Connell, after being a pipedream for the best part of seven years, The final details are to be worked out (hopefully) in November. The streamlining of operations across both leagues will have a positive impact on sport in our region, and it is hoped that more senior and junior clubs will see the benefits in looking forward and aligning themselves more closely.
From a financial perspective, while turnover was up, profits were down, primarily through increased costs in office equipment, higher stock levels and an increase in the costs of running finals in the Shire of Yarra Ranges, combined with a decrease in first division finals’ gate receipts. In 2005, we had seven different clubs competing on grand final day – this year, we had three. The fact that the grand final gate was only down 10% is actually a credit not only to the supporters of the competing clubs, but to the supporters of all YVMDFL clubs who turned up, but it does make you wonder what might have been, if more clubs had been competing. It is also interesting to note that League costs to clubs have remained pretty much the same since 1999, while League operating costs have increased considerably in the intervening seven years, with the League absorbing those costs – I
can’t think of too many businesses that are charging the same prices now as they were in 1999, and this is something that will be looked at by the League in the off-season. The League has stated that keeping club costs to a minimum is a priority, and it will continue to be so, but a seven year freeze is possibly taking things too far.
That being said, the League is extremely fortunate to be well-supported by its sponsors in the Compass Group, Commodore Press, AMCOR, Cadbury-Schweppes and Sticks Yarra Valley, and its advertisers in the League’s weekly record, which received the VCFL award for the best record in country football/netball, after receiving the same accolade in 2004. We thank them all for their continued support, as we continue to strive to provide value for money.
Looking at last year’s report, I said that 2005 was the busiest of the past three (from an administrative perspective), which unfortunately paled into insignificance when compared to 2006. Despite being down on numbers, the Board, led by Tony Mitchell, continued to make themselves available with suggestions and advice on a regular basis, and I thank them for their support. The appointment of Rebecca Wyhoon as a trainee in March, with her background in netball, was a positive step for us, and Rebecca’s more-than-competent performance this year indicates that she will be of great benefit to us in the years to come. After four seasons, Lori Woodcock departed the League post-finals to pursue interests outside football,
CEO’s Report
and I would like to thank her for her contributions to the League over that time. There will be further changes/ additions to personnel in the off-season, based largely on the possibility of the YVMDFL/DRJFL alliance alluded to earlier.
The media team continued to grow and prosper, and the introduction of live internet streaming of our broadcasts (courtesy of Darren & the team at 3MDR) has brought the boys a national and international audience – apparently Howard Stern is already looking over his shoulder.
Greg Black, Alex Lagerwey and their colleagues continued to administer the tribunal with their usual aplomb, and were “rewarded” by having to sit the least of any YVMDFL tribunal on record – a look at the tribunal stats later in this report shows why.
What will 2007 bring? The abolition of the League’s salary cap, for a start; ongoing discussions with the VCFL and Football Victoria over country/metro boundaries in the outer eastern region; more netball; interleague in Geelong and the possible re-entry of two clubs into the competition. Apart from that, it should be pretty quiet!
Ben O’Brien Chief Executive Officer
Damian Monkhurst and Dermott Brereton take to the field for Woori against Monbulk, Round 6
2006 Affiliated Clubs
CLUB
Alexandra
Belgrave
Emerald
Gembrook-Cockatoo
Healesville
Monbulk
Mt. Evelyn
Olinda-Ferny Creek
Powelltown
Seville
Silvan
South Belgrave
Thornton Eildon
Upwey-Tecoma
Wandin
Warburton-Millgrove
Woori Yallock
Yarra Glen
Yarra Junction
PRESIDENT
Ray Steyger
Maurie Bilston
Bill Kuys
Steve Goodie
Greg Hay
Case Broekhof
Gary Martin
Brian Stevens
Doug Cole
Jason Brilli
Nick Di Stella
Ian Bakens
Ian Williamson
Andrew Peterson
Shane Chater
Rodney Woods
Trevor Selby
Gary Lusk
Terry Elliott
CONTACT
YVMDFL Life Members
R. Allen
A. Argoon
G. Griffith
J. Hajder
S. Lord
P. Malloy*
W. Phillips
R. Pell
T. ArmstrongG. HallidayR. MatthewsL. Purton
M. BenhamJ. Harrison
T. Bourke
R. Burke
W. Cadle
D. Carey
J. Cole
D. Cole
S. Cole
C. Crook*
S. Darwell
S. Hartnell
B. Heppell
P. Hermon
J. Hirst
J. Hughes
E. Hunter
R. Jeffrery
R. Jolley
R. Jones
R. DennehyC. Kay
P. Dunne
E. Fitton*
P. Kendall
SECRETARY
David McLaurin
Kerri Painter
Robyn Kuys
Carolyn Goodie
Bill Poppins
Nan Cleven
Chris Thiele
Gerard Credlin
Paul Mainey
Bev Lindsay
Charlie Caputo
Michelle Walters
Peter Grant
Don James
Jenny Burrows
Garry Lewis
Dawn Ryan
Martin Carter
Anne Stenhouse
M. Shore
K. Sonogan
T. Spark*
P. McConachyH. RamageK. Spence
K. McMasterJ. RamageL. Strattford*
E. Merriton
G. Miller
R. Mills
A. Mitchell
B. Mitchell
J. Mitchell
G. Mitchell
A. Morgan
F. Moss
F. Musico
J. LamonicaG. Owen
J. GoldsmithJ. LeonardB. Painter
V. Ressom*T. Steege
D. RobertsonP. Stockley
B. RobinsonB. Stuart
G. RutherfordM. Sund
M. Scott
M. Terjesen
A. Seamer*C. Thompson
D. Seamer
K. Thompson
N. Seamer J. Ure
T. Selby
J. Skelly
L. Ure
A. White*
C. Shalders*B. Dunstan*
J. Shalders * denotes deceased
Croydon North Veterans
Shane Latham Kilsyth Veterans
Mike O’Meara
Pridents
1966 - 1968 G. Sutherland
1969 - 1973 R. Mills
1974 - 1985 J. Dyer
1986 - 1991 H. Ramage
1992 - 1993 J. Hartnell
1994 R. Rolando
1995 - 1996 D. Harvey
1997 - 1998 G. Wragg
1999 - 2000 G. Tuplin
2001 - T. Mitchell
Vice Pridents
1966 - 1967 G. Miller, R. Mills, R. Walker
1968 R. Mills, T. Dalgiel, J. Dyer, E. Fitton, K. West
1969 E. Fitton, E Hunter, K. West
1970 J. Dyer, E. Fitton, T. Cormack
1971 J. Dyer, E. Fitton, R. McQuire, W. Phillips
1972 T. Ferguson, E. Holden
1973 K. Poynton
1974
1975
1976 G. Dark, P. Gilmore, E. Hunter, K. Poyton, H. Ramage, J. Stewart
1977 G. Dark, P. Gilmore, E. Hunter, H. Ramage, J. Stewart
1978 A. Argoon, P. Gilmore, E. Hunter, H. Ramage, J. Stewart
1979 - 1985 H. Ramage
1986 - 1989 P. Molloy
1990 - 1991 W. Cadle
1992 - 1993 R. Rolando
1994 A. Webb
1995 - 1997 J. Shalders
1998 - 1999 W. Heppell
2000 T. Mitchell
2001 - S. Smith
1966 - 1967 W. Valentine
1968 R. Matthews
1969 - 1970 W. Valentine
1971 - 1975 L. Day
1976 - 1981 V. Clauscen
Football Managers
1982 - 1985 N. Nash
1986 - 1991 V. Clauscen
1992 - 1994 K. Spence
1995 - 1998 B. Stuart
1999 - 2001 L. Elder
2001 - 2002 L. Rice
2003 - B. O’Brien 1996 - R. Hayes 2002 T. Foo
Busin Manager Administration
2003 - 2006 L. Woodcock
Football Promotions
2001 - 2002 S. Connell
YARRA VALLEY MOUNTAIN DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Independent Tribunal Report
BEN O’BRIEN CEO
The trend in the reduction of reports in the YVMDFL continued in 2006, with the number of reports dropping a further 17% this year to 19, the lowest on record. Conversely, the number of weeks’ suspension handed out by the Tribunal was the highest since 2001, a figure that was skewed somewhat because of two suspensions of at least 12 months.
It is pleasing to see that the words of Bob Moore last year have been heeded, with clubs and players continuing to strive to reduce the number of reportable incidents, while the increased professionalism of players in the competition was matched by the umpires. The advent of the VCFL’s “set penalty” system has been accepted by all relevant parties, and has, no doubt, contributed to the drastically reduced number of reports actually heard by the Tribunal, with hearings usually reserved for
the more serious charges, particularly those involving umpire abuse. There is a possibility that the system will be refined further for 2007, and clubs will be fully advised of any changes.
Messrs Greg Black and Alex Lagerwey continued in their roles as joint chairmen of the Tribunal, and the League would like to acknowledge their efforts, along with those of the Tribunal members in Fury di Pietro, Greg Tippett, Ken McMaster, Don Carey and Harold Bromley, Reporting Officer Keith Thompson, and Investigations Officer Paul Aarons, as well as the various club advocates – the services of these people were, fortunately, not called upon that often in 2006.
On a sad note, the League has noted the passing of League life member and Tribunal chairman Bill Dunstan since last year’s report, whose contribution to one of the more thankless tasks in a football league will be sorely missed.
Ben O’Brien CEO
YVMDFL Accounts
ROD HAYES Business Manager, YVMDFL
Trading Statement
The League’s profit for the 2004-05 financial year was $28,750, which was almost identical to the previous year’s results. This is a satisfactory result in a year when substantial cost increases were incurred compared to the previous year. Another strong financial result is testament to the focus and drive of the board in carrying out the League’s business on behalf of its member clubs. Total revenue was $522,644, compared to the previous year of $390,202. The 34% increase in revenue arose mainly from sale of goods up 62%, finals up 28% and interleague receipts up 114%. Finals’ gate reimbursements to players were included as both income and expenditure items for the first time in 2005. This resulted in approximately $10,000 being received from players (and then returned to clubs) which contributed 50% of the increased income, and 71% of the increased cost, of finals in 2005.
The sponsorship from Commodore Press that offsets the cost of
the League Record was also included as both an income and expenditure item in 2005, unlike in 2004.
Expenses on the Colchester Road Reserve totalled $7,923, which was the League’s 50% of the cost of total works – the other 50% was paid by Eastern Ranges FC. These consisted of the preparation of a master plan for the reserve and associated survey works, and these were “once-off” expenses. Sincere thanks must go to Shire of Yarra Ranges Mayor, David Hodgett, for his contribution of $2,500 towards the project. With on-field works almost complete, and Football Victoria looking to fund further development of the venue, the League will be aiming to keep future League expenditure on the venue to a reasonable (and affordable) level.
General expenses and specific costs totalled $493,894 compared to $361,421 in the previous year. The increase in the cost of sales was the major contributor to the overall expenditure increase. However, the gross margin on sales improved from 21.9% to 24.1%. A pleasing result considering the large increased in sales.
Interleague costs were $43,658 compared to $15,790 in 2004. This increase was mainly associated with the additional cost of air travel compared to coach travel in the previous year. Also, for the first time, the League’s representative netball team took part in the interleague event. While the VCFL made additional
As of October 31, 2006
Balance She
The financial position of the League, as demonstrated in the balance sheet, remains strong. Dividends to clubs now total $135,471, with the board declaring a $20,000 dividend for the 2005 year. Distributed dividends represent a large financial bonus to the clubs and these have been achieved while maintaining a solid financial
base for the League from which other club benefits can be pursued eg Kilsyth reserve.
The strength of the League has been helpful in providing temporary financial support to those clubs that find themselves with funding difficulties.
In August 2005, representatives of the Emerald Football Club met with members of the League board to discuss the financial position of the club. As a result of these meetings, $8,271.58 of the club’s trading account debt was transferred from the League’s Accounts Receivable to Sundry Debtor – Clubs. Unfortunately, the club has not been able to meet the commitment given to the League. Further discussions are currently taking place to resolve the problem. Under the original agreement, if the Emerald FC defaulted on its commitments, the club would not participate in the League’s 2005 dividend. The dividend distribution schedule is set out in the accompanying financial report.
The Seville football Club once again found itself in a difficult financial position and payments under the original agreement with the League have been temporarily suspended. The club did manage to reduce its loan account by $1,950 during the 2005 financial year.
YVMDFL Accounts
As of October 31, 2006
General Comments
As in previous years, at the time of including the League’s financial reports in the Annual Report the League’s auditor has not completed the audit. Therefore, all financial presentations in the report are subject to audit ratification
The financial results as presented in the 2003-2004 Annual Report have been adjusted to meet audit requirements. Depreciation has been reduced from $2,850 to $803
with a resultant increase in the 2003-04 profit of $1,847. The audited 2003-04 profit is $28,781, compared to the unaudited profit of $26,934.
The League directors continue to work passionately and diligently to deliver maximum benefits to member clubs and to make the YVMDFL the premium country football competition. While the business of football is the League’s primary reason for being, we should be continually trying to improve the quality of the nonfootball business so that we can achieve a sustainable and growing financial future.
Senior Interleague Report
WorkSafe VCFL 2006 Country Championships
LEO GROENEWEGEN
Senior Interleague Co-ordinator Director, YVMDFL
This year saw the YVMDFL host the VCFL Country Championships for the first time. Teams from Sunraysia, Western Border, and North Central /Murray came to the YVMDFL to compete in Pool D of the Championships.
As per usual, selection of a team is an arduous task with up to 70 players from our respective teams being invited to play. With attrition rates being exceptionally high this year, the YVMDFL sent out a reasonably young and inexperienced group, mixed with a few die-hard experienced seniors. Coach Mark Sandilands (ex UpweyTecoma) did a great job in moulding a committed group. Even though we only won one game, the experience gained by the group, especially the youngsters most notably Peter Monk (Healesville) and Marcus Hottes (Woori Yallock) will make us stronger for the future. Thanks go to our sponsors: Compass, Worksafe, and Victor Sports. Also, to our trainers, Karen Webb (Silvan), Naomi Booker (Silvan), Sriyan “Bob” Peries (Seville), and Frances van der Weele (Mt. Evelyn), runner Adrian
Keitley (ex-Powelltown), and assistant coach Jim Martin (Mt. Evelyn), and the clubs that allowed us use of their grounds for training and playing, namely Woori Yallock, Warburton-Millgrove, and North Croydon..
Congratulations go to Craig Clarke (GembrookCockatoo) who was voted best player of the carnival for the YVMDFL, represented the VCFL in Brisbane and made All-Australian for the second year.
The only disappointment was that netball was not represented this year. This was very unsatisfactory to the YVMDFL, and has been raised with the VCFL. Hopefully, this situation will not occur again, as our netball girls also deserve to represent our league, as they did in 2005. Next year’s interleague reverts to a “one match” format in Geelong, with the “pool” concept returning in 2008.
Finally, congratulations to Lori, Rebecca & Ben in the office on the magnificent job of organizing such a huge and successful event.
Leo Groenewegen Senior Interleague Co-ordinator
2006 YVMDFL Senior Team
Jye Conrau receiving a tough tackle from NCMFL
Luke Barclay (Healesville) clears with support from David Van Hoorn (Upwey Tecoma)
Under 18s Interleague Report
WorkSafe VCFL 2006 Country Championships
GEOFF SHIPP
Under 18s Interleague Coach
In the last three seasons, the Under 18 round robin series has been very successful for the YVMDFL, with two seconds and a victory in 2006. This has highlighted the enormous talent that is and has come through from the clubs’ under 18 competition and the D.R.J.F.L clubs over these last three years. I have been very fortunate to be involved as Interleague coach with people like “Joey” Tuplin, Shane Smith, Felix Fraraccio, Rob Charles ,Pat Connell and Gavin Rutherford. Their contribution has been sensational, as has the enormous amount of work by the league’s administration in Rebecca Wyhoon, Lori Woodcock and Ben O’Brien. My part is very small
compared to these contributions. To the training staff in Karen Webb, Naomi Booker, Francis Van der Weele and Syrian Peries, thankyou. The umpires played an enormous part in this year’s successfully run carnival, they did a truly professional job, with no complaints from anyone.
The parents’ support of the Interleague was very important and I thank them. The players who prepared themselves and put in over the entire carnival were fantastic.They played like a team on a mission from the first game to the last game. Carl Morandi, as captain, was a great influence on the team and played accordingly - even if he can’t dance, he can play footy! Alexandra’s Luke Heard, being the first player representing his club in the YVMDFL team, was the dominant ruckman over the carnival. Dean Carswell dominated the CHF position, as did Joel Godbee-Lingard at fullback.Although it was tough to rotate seven interchange players over 120 minutes of football, we tried our best.The result of the
2006 YVMDFL U18’s celebrating their Championship victory
Under 18s Interleague Report
first game was a highlight, and the come-from-behind victory in the last match topped off the weekend. For the input of the coaches around the League and the Monbulk Football Club in providing the training venue and meals, thankyou on behalf of the players. To Nan Cleven and Co, thanks for everything, especially your time. It will be interesting to see our U18 players starting to play senior interleague, as the culture starts to come through the ranks.
Geoff Shipp YVMDFL U18 Coach
Geoff Shipp (coach) and Pat Connell (Team Manager) with the 2006 trophy
2006 Pool D U18 Worksafe Champions - YVMDFL
Netball Report
CALIDA HAWKINS
Netball Interleague Captain
The 2006 season reflected the success of the introduction of netball into the league in 2005, with all Div 1 YVMDFL sides producing a senior netball team and a majority of sides were able to fill both a reserve and senior team.
The dominant teams of 2005, Healesville, Monbulk and Upwey settled into the top of the 2006 ladder, and little separated these teams when they met. Monbulk held the top position for most of the year, but Upwey finished on top due to percentage. Mount Evelyn and Woori Yallock were slow starters, whose strength developed as the season progressed - Mount Evelyn, showed a lot of potential. Wandin remained consistent and all three sides fought for a finals place throughout the season. The bottom half of the ladder saw Gembrook remain one step ahead of Belgrave and Silvan, while Olinda, although competitive, were unable to register a win.
Monbulk easily defeated Healesville, Mount Evelyn knocked Woori Yallock out. Mount Evelyn met their demise the following week against Healesville and Monbulk beat Upwey by a goal to have a weeks rest before the grand final.
Upwey and Healesville met in the preliminary final. Healesville looked to have the game in the bag but the persistence of the young Upwey side helped them secure their position in the 2006 grand final. The grand final saw Monbulk hit the lead early. It was a good fight from Upwey but Monbulk maintained their lead throughout the game to win comfortably.
In B-grade, Monbulk dominated number one position and retained their spot leading into reserve finals. The first finals saw a close game against Healesville and Woori, with the Bloods winning by one goal, and a loss for Mount Evelyn with Upwey winning by 30 goals.Upwey met Monbulk the following week and beat the Hawks by 10 goals to secure their place in the first B-Grade grand final, and Healesville defeated Mount Evelyn. The preliminary final against Monbulk and Healesville was a good fight by both sides but Healesville had all the answers, denying the grand final favourites in Monbulk a shot at the flag.
The 2006 B-grade Grand Final against Healesville and Upwey played out in a similar fashion to the A-grade game. Healesville started strongly and Upwey could not catch up. Healesville played a great game and took home the flag.
Congratulations to Monbulk A-grade and Healesville Bgrade. No doubt, all sides will return stronger and more determined in Season 2007.
Calida Hawkins
YVMDFL Interleague Captain
ANITA WOODS
Netball Interleague Coach
fter a successful introductory year of netball in First Division last year, 2006 saw the inclusion of netball in both divisions, with every club (bar one) having at least one team.
Division 2 welcomed Alexandra and Thornton- Eildon, who have fielded several teams in their previous league for many years, so they came along well experienced. Last year’s runners up in Warburton- Millgrove were also appearing in the competition, setting it up to be a ripper of a season, with Yarra Junction, South Belgrave, Yarra Glen and Emerald making up the rest of the group.
The season got underway with arch rivals Alex and Thornton going head to head, with Alex coming out victors by 12 goals. In other games, results were Emerald defeating Sth Belgrave and Yarra Junction to dominate for Yarra Glen and Warburton not playing due the bye.
By the end of round four, the top 4 teams had pretty much been decided: Yarra Junction, Alex, Thornton and Warburton - it was just a case of what the order at season’s end.
Yarra Junction set the pace all season, they were the team everyone needed to beat to be in the running for finals glory. Emerald and Sth Belgave were both big improvers and a win against them was well earned. In a great effort, newcomers Yarra Glen supplied two teams all year – they were stronger at home but struggled to find their feet away from home soil.
During finals time, we saw Warburton strongly defeated by Thornton, ending their season and Yarra Junction headed straight into the grand final. The following week saw Thornton again too strong for their opponent Alexandra and they found themselves playing in the grand final. In the final & major game of the year, Thornton had their grand final hopes severely dashed early doors, as Yarra Junction jumped out of the gates full steam ahead, and they never looked back, as they had done all season - Yarra Junction clear winners by 14 goals.
The B grade competition had only 5 teams and, not being as strong as the A grade, it saw a big gap separating first on the ladder over the other top 3 contenders - Warburton-Millgrove took the cup honors after being undeated all season.
Congratulations not only to the winners, but to all teams contending in A and B grades this season, it was a wonderful effort all round.
Good luck to all the teams participating next season.
Anita Woods YVMDFL Interleague
Coach
Yarra Ranges Umpires Association
YRUA
Yarra Ranges Umpires Association
Inthe preseason, a new initiative from the VCFL directed all Country Football Leagues to administer their umpiring bodies. Previously, the Yarra Ranges Umpires Association had appointed and employed the Umpires Board. Due to the late resignation of the previous Umpiring Board, the 2006 Umpires Board was not appointed until late March. By this time, we had lost numerous umpires who had moved to other Leagues and some who had retired. Recruitment at this stage was near impossible and, as an appointments board, we knew that we would not have the required number of umpires to ensure that each game had two official field umpires. The sudden loss left us with 40 umpires who were required to cover 54 positions each week. We achieved this by asking clubs to provide a field umpire in the reserves games, to be “chaperoned” by one of our members. The clubs responded magnificently and, due largely to their commitment and support, we managed to see the season through, which was an eye-opener for those who thought that clubs and their supporters “have it in for the umps”. If anyone had any misgivings about the camaraderie and “giving a helping hand”, then season 2006 was a glowing example of just how close-knitted we as a league are. We embraced a very difficult situation and, thanks to all concerned, we managed to succeed. This system was well accepted by the clubs and from all observations and feedback, it was a success. These club umpires performed to a good standard and, in fact, many were ex-umpires in other Leagues. Some of these club umpires have shown an interest in furthering their umpiring careers and I am sure that we will be welcoming many to our fold next year. The Umpires Board would sincerely like to thank all these club umpires and also the players and the “Fair Dinkum” supporters for the manner in which they showed their appreciation of the efforts of all our all umpires and the clubs for the proactive support throughout this season – we believe that this initiative has given the clubs a greater understanding and tolerance of the umpiring fraternity.
In June, the Board was asked to supply umpires for the Interleague series. Scott Walker (Field) Dane Madden and Samuel Lai (Boundary), Harold Marsh and Andrew Marshall (goal) were given the privilege and honour to umpire the Senior Football Series. Field, boundary and goal umpires were also supplied for the Under 18 games. These games were of a very high standard and all our umpires proved that once again they are equal to Umpires from any other Leagues. In past years, our league has produced many players of exceptional talent, some reaching the highest level. We, as umpires, have also tasted success, in particular Damian Sully, who is now umpiring in the AFL, and Michael Vozzo, who officiated as a field umpire in this year’s AFL grand final. Ian Burrows is also running as an AFL boundary umpire, and all the above have been coached at YRUA level,
so a pathway to higher levels clearly exists for umpires in the YVMDFL.
Despite the lack of numbers, the Umpires Board decided that three Field Umpires would be used in each of the finals games. The standard of football increases in finals and our decision proved worthwhile, as the games were fast and skilful and were well umpired. For a number of our umpires, this was the first year that they had been appointed for finals and all acquitted themselves extremely well. In another new concept for the YVMDFL, the 1st and 2nd division Senior Grand Finals had three boundary umpires officiating. This idea proved successful as the speed of the games has increased. For all those umpires selected to umpire a Grand Final, the Board would like to congratulate you as all your hard work and dedication throughout the season was rewarded.
At the Medals Night, the winners of the John Edwards Awards for season 2006 were announced. Scott Walker (field), Brad Scicluna (boundary) and Sean Lowe (goal) were all worthy winners of these awards and the Umpires Board would like to congratulate them. During our presentation evening, Scott Ashworth was the worthy recipient of the Golden Whistle award. Fittingly, Scott also umpired in our Division 1 senior grand final.
To all members of the Yarra Ranges Umpires Association I would like to commend you on your dedication and commitment this year. With the lack of numbers many umpires willingly volunteered to umpire two matches in a day. To these umpires, the Board is very grateful and appreciates all your efforts and cooperation.
The Umpires Association, with Leigh Walters as President, worked extremely hard and tirelessly assisting the Board in the smooth running of umpiring in this League. So to Leigh and all his committee, we thank you for all your time and efforts.
To Peter Tomlins (Boundary Umpire Coach), Darren Holt (Goal Umpire Coach), Neil Ashworth (Observer), and Scott Walker (Fitness Coach), we thank you for your assistance and support, as you all helped make our jobs so very much easier.
In 2007, we have some new faces on board: Peter Cameron (Director), Darren Holt (goals coach), Bill Walker (fitness and Boundary coach) & Will Eastmure (Secretary). Peter Cameron has already put in place a major overhaul of the umpiring department, and all clubs should see the benefits of Peter’s experience, enthusiasm and dynamic personality in 2007.
Ivan Walters Director of Umpiring
Yarra Valley Mountain District Football League. Will Eastmure Secretary, YVMDFL Appointments’ Board
Finals Report
BOB FOLETTA
YVMDFL Media
The season started all the way back in April, where we saw the old firm of Leo, Tony and myself joined this year by Matt Ewart. Matt was stepping in for departed John Kehoe, who ventured to Canberra for work. Once again, we were well supported by the team at 3MDR 97.1 FM who, every week, offered us the studio support needed to make sure the broadcast of every game went smoothy and without any problems. Special mention to Darren, Dale, Jason and Wes, as they were the main players in the studio for us. The season looked to hold many questions in regards to who was going to be the premier team in both divisions. Both divisions of football were highly successful but the standouts were Vincent Muccitelli (Warburton Millgrove) and Ryan Hall (Thornton Eildon) having 100 goal seasons, with Vincent kicking in excess of 170 for the season. 1st division also had a 100 goal kicker with Jye Conrau from Healesville. The media team also awarded a goal and mark of the year and they went to Paul Marshall (UT) and Dean Carswell(SIL) respectively.
Commodore Press Division Two Seniors
We looked forward to seeing the improvement and response to Warburton’s relegation to 2nd division. It was their first time in the division and their response was probably more than most expected to see. Going through the season undefeated and winning both the senior and reserve grand finals shows the strength that the club will take back into 1st division in season 2007. The inclusion of Alexandra and Thornton/Eildon was also going to provide us with some new players and teams to call during the season. Both didn’t disappoint the media team as they provided us with some exciting football during the season and one would like to think that they will build on the success they had this year. In the end the 7 sides chasing Warburton in the hope of causing some sort of upset come finals time didn’t eventuate though Thornton/Eildon came closest in the grand final but a new standard of footy has been set in 2nd division to which the competing clubs can aspire.
Compass Group
Division One Seniors
First division looked to be a race in two as Upwey and Monbulk set the early pace for flag favouritism. As the season unfolded, 3 other sides stamped themselves as contenders for the flag with Healesville, Woori Yallock and Silvan all playing football worthy of a grand final appearance. During the season, we saw many games go against the expected grain, with sides like Wandin and Gembrook being able to show that they could match it with the top sides, but they lacked consistency. In the end, it was consistency and experience that shone through with Upwey-Tecoma and Monbulk making the grand final. Upwey were trying to win their first senior flag since 1999, while Monbulk were trying to make it back-to-back flags to emulate the success of seasons 97/98. After a tight 1st, half Monbulk was able to exert its influence on the game and run out convincing winners and achieve back to back flags.
Finally I would like to thank Tony Foo, Leo Groenewegen and Matt Ewart for their efforts during the season, as
Finals Report
without their input to the broadcasts it would not nearly be as successful as it is. The opportunity to be involved with the radio broadcast has been fantastic from a personal point of view and I appreciate the board giving me the opportunity to hold down that position. Hopefully the radio broadcast can take the next step in the coming seasons and be the best in country football.
Bob Foletta Media Manager
Division One 2006 Premiers - Monbulk Football Club
Season 2006 Ladders
Compass Group Seniors
Sticks
Reserves
Amcor Under 18s
Sticks
Best and Fairest
division one seniors ramage medal
division one a-grade chandler medal
division two seniors wandin medal
division
division one reserves strattford medal
division
division two reserves morgan medal
division one u18s hunter
division
division one seniors
division one a-grade
division two seniors
division two a-grades
division one reserves
division one b-grade
division two reserves
division one u18s
division two u18s
Results Home & Away Season 2006
Comp Group Division One Seniors
Round Name: Round 1 Starting Date: 16/4/2005
Silvan 16.19 (115) v Monbulk 22.10 (142)
Warburton Millgrove 11.13 (79) v Wandin 7.16 (58)
Upwey Tecoma 20.7 (127) v Mount Evelyn 13.13 (91)
Woori Yallock 17.10 (112) v Belgrave 16.6 (102)
Healesville 10.10 (70) v Gembrook C’too 10.8 (68)
Round Name: Round 2 Starting Date: 23/4/2005
Warburton Millgrove 13.5 (83) v Silvan 22.7 (139)
Mount Evelyn 13.16 (94) v Wandin 16.12 (108)
Belgrave 9.8 (62) v Upwey Tecoma 22.8 (140)
Gembrook C’too 16.10 (106) v Woori Yallock 16.9 (105)
Monbulk 20.24 (144) v Healesville 8.10 (58)
Round Name: Round 3 Starting Date: 30/4/2005
Silvan 27.22 (184) v Mount Evelyn 9.7 (61)
Wandin 16.9 (105) v Belgrave 12.12 (84)
Upwey Tecoma 20.11 (131) v Gembrook C’too 8.12 (60)
Woori Yallock 16.8 (104) v Healesville 6.17 (53)
Warburton Millgrove 9.9 (63) v Monbulk 21.16 (142)
Round Name: Round 4 Starting Date: 7/5/2005
Belgrave 9.9 (63) v Silvan 12.9 (81)
Gembrook C’too 21.16 (142) v Wandin 9.4 (58)
Healesville 13.8 (86) v Upwey Tecoma 11.14 (80)
Monbulk 25.20 (170) v Woori Yallock 11.7 (73)
Mount Evelyn 13.18 (96) v Warburton Millgrove 12.9 (81)
Round Name: Round 5 Starting Date: 14/5/2005
Silvan 13.10 (88) v Gembrook C’too 24.7 (151)
Wandin 16.15 (111) v Healesville 17.12 (114)
Upwey Tecoma 25.11 (161) v Woori Yallock 12.4 (76)
Warburton Millgrove 16.12 (108) v Belgrave 24.8 (152)
Monbulk 25.15 (165) v Mount Evelyn 10.10 (70)
Round Name: Round 6 Starting Date: 21/5/2005
Healesville 15.18 (108) v Silvan 15.7 (97)
Woori Yallock 11.7 (73) v Wandin 11.12 (78)
Upwey Tecoma 12.7 (79) v Monbulk 8.12 (60)
Gembrook C’too 14.13 (97) v Warburton Millgrove 16.11 (107)
Belgrave 12.15 (87) v Mount Evelyn 14.17 (101)
Round Name: Round 7 Starting Date: 28/5/2005
Silvan 21.12 (138) v Woori Yallock 14.13 (97)
Wandin 17.11 (113) v Upwey Tecoma 6.11 (47)
Warburton Millgrove 11.7 (73) v Healesville 15.12 (102)
Mount Evelyn 7.6 (48) v Gembrook C’too 13.10 (88)
Monbulk 23.13 (151) v Belgrave 7.3 (45)
Round Name: Round 8 Starting Date: 11/6/2005
Upwey Tecoma 15.13 (103) v Silvan 9.16 (70)
Wandin 8.16 (64) v Monbulk 21.15 (141)
Warburton Millgrove 18.17 (125) v Woori Yallock 8.9 (57)
Healesville 12.13 (85) v Mount Evelyn 11.7 (73)
Gembrook C’too 16.12 (108) v Belgrave 12.9 (81)
Round Name: Round 9 Starting Date: 18/6/2005
Silvan 20.18 (138) v Wandin 8.9 (57)
Warburton Millgrove 19.12 (126) v Upwey Tecoma 23.23 (161)
Mount Evelyn 10.9 (69) v Woori Yallock 16.16 (112)
Healesville 9.11 (65) v Belgrave 11.11 (77)
Monbulk 22.23 (155) v Gembrook C’too 6.5 (41)
Round Name: Round 10 Starting Date: 25/6/2005
Monbulk 19.10 (124) v Silvan 6.9 (45)
Wandin 20.13 (133) v Warburton Millgrove 14.5 (89)
Mount Evelyn 12.11 (83) v Upwey Tecoma 15.10 (100)
Belgrave 12.12 (84) v Woori Yallock 10.12 (72)
Gembrook C’too 11.14 (80) v Healesville 16.15 (111)
Round Name: Round 11 Starting Date: 2/7/2005
Silvan 14.21 (105) v Warburton Millgrove 8.18 (66)
Wandin 8.16 (64) v Mount Evelyn 10.11 (71)
Upwey Tecoma 22.8 (140) v Belgrave 9.12 (66)
Woori Yallock 13.14 (92) v Gembrook C’too 8.8 (56)
Healesville 13.5 (83) v Monbulk 12.7 (79)
Round Name: Round 12 Starting Date: 9/7/2005
Mount Evelyn 9.10 (64) v Silvan 12.11 (83) Belgrave 7.8 (50) v Wandin 13.11 (89) Gembrook C’too 6.11 (47) v Upwey Tecoma 5.6 (36) Healesville 8.15 (63) v Woori Yallock 2.12 (24) Monbulk 20.11 (131) v Warburton Millgrove 5.3 (33)
Round Name: Round 13 Starting Date: 16/7/2005
Silvan 14.14 (98) v Belgrave 6.10 (46)
9.20 (74) v Gembrook C’too 7.8 (50)
Tecoma 7.8 (50) v Healesville 13.16 (94)
Woori Yallock 6.8 (44) v Monbulk 11.19 (85)
Warburton Millgrove 10.10 (70) v Mount Evelyn 13.7 (85)
Round Name: Round 14 Starting Date: 23/7/2005
Gembrook C’too 8.12 (60) v Silvan 20.19 (139)
Healesville 18.9 (117) v Wandin 4.12 (36)
Woori Yallock 18.10 (118) v Upwey Tecoma 7.5 (47) Belgrave 20.15 (135) v Warburton Millgrove 8.10 (58)
Mount Evelyn 9.5 (59) v Monbulk 27.16 (178)
Round Name: Round 15 Starting Date: 30/7/2005
Silvan 18.11 (119) v Healesville 16.12 (108)
Wandin 10.8 (68) v Woori Yallock 21.9 (135)
Monbulk 29.17 (191) v Upwey Tecoma 6.6 (42)
Warburton Millgrove 20.16 (136) v Gembrook C’too 15.6 (96)
Mount Evelyn 18.9 (117) v Belgrave 8.10 (58)
Round Name: Round 16 Starting Date: 6/8/2005
Woori Yallock 14.10 (94) v Silvan 7.12 (54)
Upwey Tecoma 11.8 (74) v Wandin 13.17 (95)
Healesville 17.15 (117) v Warburton Millgrove 6.8 (44)
Gembrook C’too 12.14 (86) v Mount Evelyn 15.9 (99)
Belgrave 7.9 (51) v Monbulk 17.14 (116)
Round Name: Round 17 Starting Date: 13/8/2005
Silvan 15.7 (97) v Upwey Tecoma 8.12 (60)
Monbulk 16.13 (109) v Wandin 9.8 (62)
Woori Yallock 10.13 (73) v Warburton Millgrove 11.6 (72)
Mount Evelyn 8.10 (58) v Healesville 15.14 (104)
Belgrave 15.15 (105) v Gembrook C’too 7.11 (53)
Round Name: Round 18 Starting Date: 20/8/2005
Wandin 8.8 (56) v Silvan 7.8 (50)
Upwey Tecoma 16.15 (111) v Warburton Millgrove 15.11 (101)
Woori Yallock 13.16 (94) v Mount Evelyn 8.12 (60)
Belgrave 8.5 (53) v Healesville 10.14 (74)
Gembrook C’too 11.13 (79) v Monbulk 12.8 (80)
Results Home & Away Season 2006
Commodore Pr Division Two Seniors
Round Name: Round 1
Starting Date: 8/4/2006
Thornton Eildon 8.18 (66) v Alexandra 7.6 (48)
Emerald 7.5 (47) v South Belgrave 16.14 (110)
Warb-Millgrove 30.25 (205) v Seville 5.4 (34)
Yarra Glen 7.5 (47) v Yarra Junction 30.14 (194)
Round Name: Round 2
Starting Date: 22/4/2006
South Belgrave 8.11 (59) v Thornton Eildon 19.13 (127)
Seville 16.15 (111) v Emerald 3.11(29)
Yarra Junction 8.15 (63) v Warb-Millgrove 22.19 151)
Alexandra 27.10(172) v Yarra Glen 9.8 (62)
Round Name: Round 3
Starting Date: 29/4/2006
Thornton Eildon 20.17 (137) v Seville 9.2 (56)
Emerald 7.8 (50) v Yarra Junction 29.18 (192)
Warb-Millgrove 29.21(195) v Yarra Glen 8.3 (51)
South Belgrave 14.14 (98) v Alexandra 16.20 (116)
Round Name: Round 4
Starting Date: 6/5/2006
Yarra Junction 9.12 (66) v Thornton Eildon 12.12 (84)
Yarra Glen 19.14 (128) v Emerald 8.9 (57)
Alexandra 9.6 (60) v Warb-Millgrove 12.16 (88)
Seville 20.12 (132) v South Belgrave 13.7 (85)
Round Name: Round 5
Starting Date: 13/5/2006
Thornton Eildon 30.16 (196) v Yarra Glen 2.2 (14)
Emerald 0.10 (10) v Warb-Millgrove 34.25 (229)
Seville 16.5 (101) v Alexandra 11.5 (71)
South Belgrave 16.10 (106) v Yarra Junction 12.17 (89)
Round Name: Round 6
Starting Date: 20/5/2006
Warb-Millgrove 17.11(113) v Thornton Eildon 5.7 (37)
Emerald 3.5 (23) v Alexandra 22.22 (154)
Yarra Glen 16.14 (110) v South Belgrave 18.13 (121)
Yarra Junction 22.8 (140) v Seville 5.7 (37)
Round Name: Round 7
Starting Date: 27/5/2006
Thornton Eildon 34.17 (221) v Emerald 7.5 (47)
South Belgrave 14.9 (93) v Warb-Millgrove 24.22 (166)
Seville 11.9 (75) v Yarra Glen 10.18 (78)
Alexandra 11.5 (71) v Yarra Junction 14.7 (91)
Round Name: Round 8 Starting Date: 10/6/2006
Alexandra 13.4 (82) v Thornton Eildon 7.13 (55)
South Belgrave 27.16 (178) v Emerald 10.18 (78)
Seville 7.8 (50) v Warb-Millgrove 22.20 (152)
Yarra Junction 19.10 (124) v Yarra Glen 12.9 (81)
Round Name: Round 9
Starting Date: 17/6/2006
Thornton Eildon 21.15 (141) v South Belgrave 8.7 (55)
Emerald 11.9 (75) v Seville 21.17 (143)
Warb-Millgrove 23.13 (151) v Yarra Junction 11.9 (75)
Yarra Glen 13.6 (84) v Alexandra 22.6 (138)
Round Name: Round 10 Starting Date: 24/6/2006
Seville 7.6 (48) v Thornton Eildon 19.10 (124)
Yarra Junction 35.19 (229) v Emerald 7.3 (45)
Yarra Glen 1.7 (13) v Warb-Millgrove 21.17 (143)
Alexandra 14.11 (95) v South Belgrave 16.11 (107)
Round Name: Round 11
Starting Date: 1/7/2006
Thornton Eildon 28.10 (178) v Yarra Junction 9.8 (62)
Emerald 12.15 (87) v Yarra Glen 11.10 (76)
Warb-Millgrove 25.19 (169) v Alexandra 9.3 (57)
South Belgrave 21.18 (144) v Seville 10.14 (74)
Round Name: Round 12
Starting Date: 8/7/2006
Yarra Glen 8.9 (57) v Thornton Eildon 19.19 (133)
Warb-Millgrove 36.26 (242) v Emerald 4.5 (29)
Alexandra 6.10 (46) v Seville 9.9 (63)
Yarra Junction 19.13 (127) v South Belgrave 14.6 (90)
Round Name: Round 13 Starting Date: 15/7/2006
Thornton Eildon 7 .11 (53) v Warb-Millgrove 14.7 (91) Alexandra 27.11(173) v Emerald 8.11(59)
South Belgrave 17.15 (117) v Yarra Glen 3.7 (25)
Seville 3.7 (25) v Yarra Junction 4.8 (32)
Round Name: Round 14 Starting Date: 22/7/2006
Emerald 7.7 (49) v Thornton Eildon 38.14 (242)
Warb-Millgrove 29.11 (185) v South Belgrave 11.9 (75)
Glen 12.11(83) v Seville 15.9 (99)
Junction 13.12 (90) v Alexandra 11.13 (79)
Round Name: Round 15 Starting Date: 29/7/2006
Thornton Eildon 16.7 (103) v Alexandra 13.13 (91)
(52)
(214) Warb-Millgrove 19.19 (133) v Seville
(43) v Yarra Junction
Round Name: Round 16 Starting Date: 5/8/2006
(52)
(191)
South Belgrave 20.14 (134) v Thornton Eildon 13.7 (85)
Seville 26.11(167) v Emerald 6.5 (41)
Yarra Junction 12.16 (88) v Warb-Millgrove 15.14 (104)
Alexandra 30.13 (193) v Yarra Glen 8.6 (54)
Round Name: Round 17 Starting Date: 12/8/2006
Thornton Eildon 12.15 (87) v Seville 8.6 (54)
Emerald 14.14 (98) v Yarra Junction 31.7 (193)
Warb-Millgrove 30.22 (202) v Yarra Glen 2.3 (15)
South Belgrave 16.17 (113) v Alexandra 17.11(113)
Round Name: Round 18 Starting Date: 19/8/2006
Yarra Junction 17.10 (112) v Thornton Eildon 13.15 (93)
Yarra Glen 20.16 (136) v Emerald 13.13 (91)
Alexandra 10.12 (72) v Warb-Millgrove 12.14 (86)
Seville 16.16 (112) v South Belgrave 18.7 (115)
Results Home & Away Season 2005
Sticks Division One A Grade Nball
:: Round Name: Round 1 Starting Date: 22/4/2006
Olinda Ferny Creek (27) v Belgrave (28)
Gembrook Cockatoo (22) v Woori Yallock (40)
Upwey Tecoma (56) v Silvan (14)
Wandin (12) v Healesville (26)
Mount Evelyn (14) v Monbulk Hawks (33)
:: Round Name: Round 2 Starting Date: 29/4/2006
Woori Yallock (26) v Olinda Ferny Creek (20)
Silvan (18) v Gembrook Cockatoo (36)
Healesville (30) v Upwey Tecoma (29)
Monbulk Hawks (37) v Wandin (15)
Belgrave (16) v Mount Evelyn (42)
:: Round Name: Round 3 Starting Date: 6/5/2006
Olinda Ferny Creek (41) v Silvan (45)
Gembrook Cockatoo (32) v Healesville (25)
Upwey Tecoma (25) v Monbulk Hawks (27)
Wandin (26) v Mount Evelyn (29)
Woori Yallock (25) v Belgrave (20)
:: Round Name: Round 4 Starting Date: 13/5/2006
Healesville (44) v Olinda Ferny Creek (25)
Monbulk Hawks (36) v Gembrook Cockatoo (12)
Mount Evelyn (19) v Upwey Tecoma (46)
Belgrave (18) v Wandin (41)
Silvan (25) v Woori Yallock (30)
:: Round Name: Round 5 Starting Date: 20/5/2006
Olinda Ferny Creek (20) v Monbulk Hawks (47)
Gembrook Cockatoo (27) v Mount Evelyn (48)
Upwey Tecoma (50) v Wandin (15)
Woori Yallock (17) v Healesville (33)
Belgrave (38) v Silvan (31)
:: Round Name: Round 6 Starting Date: 27/5/2006
Mount Evelyn (34) v Olinda Ferny Creek (22)
Wandin (43) v Gembrook Cockatoo (32)
Upwey Tecoma (52) v Belgrave (14)
Monbulk Hawks (32) v Woori Yallock (21)
Healesville (52) v Silvan (15)
:: Round Name: Round 7 Starting Date: 10/6/2006
Olinda Ferny Creek (20) v Wandin (42)
Gembrook Cockatoo (17) v Upwey Tecoma (45)
Woori Yallock (23) v Mount Evelyn (34)
Silvan (19) v Monbulk Hawks (41) Belgrave (21) v Healesville (50)
:: Round Name: Round 8 Starting Date: 17/6/2006
Upwey Tecoma (45) v Olinda Ferny Creek (16)
Gembrook Cockatoo (32) v Belgrave (22)
Wandin (26) v Woori Yallock (33)
Mount Evelyn (42) v Silvan (25)
Monbulk Hawks (26) v Healesville (22)
:: Round Name: Round 9 Starting Date: 24/6/2006
Olinda Ferny Creek (20) v Gembrook Cockatoo (37)
Woori Yallock (27) v Upwey Tecoma (31)
Silvan (24) v Wandin (46)
Healesville (39) v Mount Evelyn (30)
Belgrave (18) v Monbulk Hawks (37)
:: Round Name: Round 10 Starting Date: 1/7/2006
Belgrave (34) v Olinda Ferny Creek (30)
Woori Yallock (37) v Gembrook Cockatoo (23)
Silvan (15) v Upwey Tecoma (49)
Healesville (38) v Wandin (24)
Monbulk Hawks (26) v Mount Evelyn (14)
:: Round Name: Round 11 Starting Date: 8/7/2006
Olinda Ferny Creek (17) v Woori Yallock (55)
Gembrook Cockatoo (39) v Silvan (31)
Upwey Tecoma (27) v Healesville (24)
Wandin (18) v Monbulk Hawks (37)
Mount Evelyn (47) v Belgrave (12)
:: Round Name: Round 12 Starting Date: 15/7/2006
Silvan (27) v Olinda Ferny Creek (18)
Healesville (41) v Gembrook Cockatoo (29)
Monbulk Hawks (15) v Upwey Tecoma (18)
Mount Evelyn (17) v Wandin (19)
Belgrave (24) v Woori Yallock (42)
:: Round Name: Round 13 Starting Date: 22/7/2006
Olinda Ferny Creek (19) v Healesville (53)
Gembrook Cockatoo (16) v Monbulk Hawks (25)
Upwey Tecoma (34) v Mount Evelyn (28)
Wandin (33) v Belgrave (17)
Woori Yallock (42) v Silvan (26)
:: Round Name: Round 14 Starting Date: 29/7/2006
Monbulk Hawks (47) v Olinda Ferny Creek (17)
Mount Evelyn (51) v Gembrook Cockatoo (12)
Wandin (15) v Upwey Tecoma (29)
Healesville (44) v Woori Yallock (16)
Silvan (37) v Belgrave (30)
:: Round Name: Round 15 Starting Date: 5/8/2006
Olinda Ferny Creek (36) v Mount Evelyn (42)
Gembrook Cockatoo (22) v Wandin (26)
Belgrave (12) v Upwey Tecoma (47)
Woori Yallock (17) v Monbulk Hawks (44)
Silvan (19) v Healesville (63)
:: Round Name: Round 16 Starting Date: 12/8/2006
Wandin (31) v Olinda Ferny Creek (24)
Upwey Tecoma (51) v Gembrook Cockatoo (7)
Mount Evelyn (35) v Woori Yallock (36)
Monbulk Hawks (44) v Silvan (25)
Healesville v Belgrave (Forfeit)
:: Round Name: Round 17 Starting Date: 19/8/2006
Olinda Ferny Creek (16) v Upwey Tecoma (64)
Belgrave (27) v Gembrook Cockatoo (38)
Woori Yallock (35) v Wandin (27)
Silvan (14) v Mount Evelyn (54)
Healesville (36) v Monbulk Hawks (20)
:: Round Name: Round 18 Starting Date: 26/8/2006
Gembrook Cockatoo (38) v Olinda Ferny Creek (32)
Upwey Tecoma (42) v Woori Yallock (22)
Wandin (38) v Silvan (25)
Mount Evelyn (31) v Healesville (38)
Monbulk Hawks (63) v Belgrave (11)
Results Home & Away Season 2006
Sticks Yarra Valley Division Two Nball
:: Round Name: Round 1 Starting Date: 8/4/2006
Thornton Eildon (25) v Alexandra (37)
Emerald (21) v South Belgrave (13)
Yarra Glen (15) v Yarra Junction (36)
Warburton Millgrove (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 2 Starting Date: 22/4/2006
South Belgrave (9) v Thornton Eildon (21)
Yarra Junction (34) v Warburton Millgrove (27)
Alexandra (80) v Yarra Glen (17)
Emerald (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 3 Starting Date: 29/4/2006
Emerald (20) v Yarra Junction (37)
Warburton Millgrove (60) v Yarra Glen (13)
South Belgrave (24) v Alexandra (48)
Thornton Eildon (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 4 Starting Date: 6/5/2006
Yarra Junction (24) v Thornton Eildon (19)
Yarra Glen (9) v Emerald (52)
Alexandra (29) v Warburton Millgrove (38)
South Belgrave (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 5 Starting Date: 13/5/2006
Thornton Eildon (45) v Yarra Glen (6)
Emerald (20) v Warburton Millgrove (41)
South Belgrave (23) v Yarra Junction (35)
Alexandra (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 6 Starting Date: 20/5/2006
Warburton Millgrove (25) v Thornton Eildon (17)
Emerald (25) v Alexandra (40)
Yarra Glen (10) v South Belgrave (54)
Yarra Junction (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 7 Starting Date: 27/5/2006
Thornton Eildon (26) v Emerald (14)
South Belgrave (10) v Warburton Millgrove (33)
Alexandra (34) v Yarra Junction (34)
Yarra Glen (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 8 Starting Date: 10/6/2006
Alexandra (21) v Thornton Eildon (22)
South Belgrave (27) v Emerald (23)
Yarra Junction (48) v Yarra Glen (11)
Warburton Millgrove (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 9 Starting Date: 17/6/2006
Thornton Eildon (23) v South Belgrave (13)
Warburton Millgrove (21) v Yarra Junction (34)
Yarra Glen (39) v Alexandra (56)
Emerald (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 10 Starting Date: 24/6/2006
Yarra Junction (36) v Emerald (20)
Yarra Glen (34) v Warburton Millgrove (44)
Alexandra (37) v South Belgrave (12)
Thornton Eildon (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 11 Starting Date: 1/7/2006
Thornton Eildon (26) v Yarra Junction (12)
Emerald (32) v Yarra Glen (34)
Warburton Millgrove (21) v Alexandra (21)
South Belgrave (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 12 Starting Date: 8/7/2006
Yarra Glen (28) v Thornton Eildon (43)
Warburton Millgrove (30) v Emerald (10)
Yarra Junction (29) v South Belgrave (17)
Alexandra (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 13 Starting Date: 15/7/2006
Thornton Eildon (20) v Warburton Millgrove (19)
Alexandra (42) v Emerald (18)
South Belgrave (32) v Yarra Glen (24)
Yarra Junction (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 14 Starting Date: 22/7/2006
Emerald (20) v Thornton Eildon (39)
Warburton Millgrove (48) v South Belgrave (18)
Yarra Junction (31) v Alexandra (19)
Yarra Glen (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 15 Starting Date: 29/7/2006
Thornton Eildon (25) v Alexandra (28)
Emerald (39) v South Belgrave (26)
Yarra Glen (24) v Yarra Junction (67)
Warburton Millgrove (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 16 Starting Date: 5/8/2006
South Belgrave (15) v Thornton Eildon (35)
Yarra Junction (29) v Warburton Millgrove (27)
Alexandra (63) v Yarra Glen (29)
Emerald (0) v Bye (0)
:: Round Name: Round 17 Starting Date: 12/8/2006
Emerald (36) v Yarra Junction (34)
Warburton Millgrove (44) v Yarra Glen (14)
South Belgrave (15) v Alexandra (39)
Thornton Eildon (Bye)
:: Round Name: Round 18 Starting Date: 19/8/2006
Yarra Junction (24) v Thornton Eildon (18)
Yarra Glen (27) v Emerald (65)
Alexandra (22) v Warburton Millgrove (22)
South Belgrave (Bye)
Cadbury Schweppes Finals Results
Comp Group Division One Seniors
(114)
(81)
Division One Rerv
ELIMINATION
(76)
(84)
(47) PRELIMINARY FINAL: Upwey Tecoma
(136)
(51)
(102)
FINAL: Upwey Tecoma
Amcor Under 18s
(120)
(44)
(75)
Sticks Yarra Valley Nball A Grade
ELIMINATION FINAL:
Sticks Yarra Valley Nball B Grade
ELIMINATION FINAL: Healesville (42)
Woori Yallock (41) QUALIFYING FINAL Upwey Tecoma (43)
Evelyn (22) 1ST SEMI FINAL: Healesville (38)
2ND SEMI FINAL Upwey Tecoma (31)
PRELIMINARY FINAL: Healesville (36)
GRAND FINAL: Heaesville (33)
Mount Eveyln (21)
Monbulk Hawks (28)
Monbulk Hawks (28)
Upwey Tecoma (30)
Cadbury Schweppes Finals Results
Commodore Pr Division Two Seniors
1ST
Division Two Rerv
Amcor Under 18s
(138)
(136)
(123)
(135)
(85)
1ST SEMI FINAL: Warburton Millgrove 8.8 (56)
Alexandra 5.8 (38) 2ND SEMI FINAL: Yarra
Sticks Yarra Valley Nball A Grade
1ST
Sticks Yarra Valley Nball B Grade
1ST
Sticks Yarra Valley Verans
1ST SEMI: Croydon North
(132)
(116)
(70)
(76)
Seniors
Honour Roll Best & Fairest - Division One
Rer v
1966 D. Robertson Emerald
1967 T. Moule Emerald
1968 J. Chapman Woori Yallock
1969 R. Schipper Yarra Junction
1970 R. McDonald Gembrook-Cockatoo
1971 P. Lawrence Emerald
1972 J. Cole Yarra Junction
1973 J. Chapman Woori Yallock
1974 J. Haag Emerald
1975 W. Morris Warburton-Millgrove
1976 W. Morris Warburton-Millgrove
1977 R. Larkins Healesville
1978 W. Morris Warburton-Millgrove
1979 T. Lalor Healesville
1980 C. Mahon Woori Yallock
1981 R. King Woori Yallock
N. Blackmore Wandin
A. Morgan Monbulk
1982 R. Kent Emerald
1983 M. Chaplain Seville
1984 C. Richards Healesville
1985 G. Demster Emerald
1986 A. Goodwin Wandin
1987 C. Richards Healesville
1988 M. Mason Seville
1989 C. Walsh Gembrook-Cockatoo
1990 A. Bateman Yarra Glen
1991 A. Greenall Olinda-Ferny Creek
1992 D. Bail Wandin
1993 A. Bowater Emerald
1994 C. Brown Wandin
1995 R. Watson Warburton-Millgrove
1996 B. Aulich Woori Yallock
1997 M. Peterson Wandin
1998 M. Scott Olinda-Ferny Creek
1999 N. Cartledge Monbulk
2000 J. DeGraff Warburton-Millgrove
2001 D. Collins Healesville P. Ferguson Belgrave
2002 D. King Wandin
2003 B. Farrugia Mt. Evelyn
2004 S. Newsome Healesville
2005 B. Farrugia Warburton-Millgrove
D. Ryan Woori Yallock
2006 M.Stolarczyk Healesville
Nball
A-Grade
2005 J. Chandler Healesville
2006 M. Whitworth Monbulk
B-Grade
2006 P. Oliver Upwey-Tecoma
1978 L. Evans Gembrook-Cockatoo
1979 P. Youl Monbulk
1980 B. Steiger Healesville
1981 C. Wales Gembrook-Cockatoo
1982 D. Seamer Monbulk
1983 D. Seamer Monbulk
1984 D. Seamer Monbulk
1985 J. Smith Seville
1986 S. Hartnell Emerald
1987 A. Williams Gembrook-Cockatoo
1988 G. Carr Emerald
1989 T. Pitto Healesville
1990 G. Watts Wandin
1991 C. Robinson Olinda-Ferny Creek
1992 C. Robinson Olinda-Ferny Creek
1993 G. Griffiths Upwey-Tecoma
1994 P. Campbell Upwey-Tecoma
1995 A. Morgan Monbulk
1996 D. McDonald Healesville
1997 D. Broussard Woori Yallock
1998 D. Hill Monbulk
1999 M. Smith Wandin
2000 P. Koroibulu Monbulk
2001 J. Madden Wandin
2002 J. Madden Wandin
2003 D. Hill Monbulk
2004 A. Giblin Mt. Evelyn
2005 M. Mullinder Monbulk
2006 D. Allcott Gembrook Cockatoo
Under 18s
1978 S. Aldous Yea
1979 M. Fisher Healesville
1980 D. Hipworth Gembrook-Cockatoo
1981 P. Volta Gembrook-Cockatoo
1982 S. Bigham Seville
1983 J. Smith Woori Yallock
K. Bail Upwey-Tecoma
1984 P. Wolfe Woori Yallock
1985 W. McVay Healesville
1986 M. Ibbott Monbulk
1987 B. Ratten Yarra Glen
1988 C. Firrito Gembrook-Cockatoo
1989 S. Peters Woori Yallock
1990 M. Peterson Wandin
1991 J. Tomlick Woori Yallock
1992 S. Butler Emerald
1993 B. McAllister Monbulk
A. Perry Wandin
D. Taylor Upwey-Tecoma
1994 D. McMilliam Warburton-Millgrove
1995 J. Boulter Healesville
1996 T. Hofstee Olinda-Ferny Creek
1997 S. Liepa Healesville
1998 R. Simpson Emerald
1999 M. King Woori Yallock
2000 S. Koole Monbulk
2001 P. Fuller South Belgrave
2002 S. Martin Mt. Evelyn
2003 B. Payne Healesville
2004 P. Monk Healesville
2005 B. Sneddon Warburton-Millgrove
2006 B. Sheppard Upwey Tecoma
Honour Roll Best & Fairest - Division Two
Seniors
1978 I. Girwood Thorton
1979 J. Serong Marysville
1980 R. Britt Alexandra
1981 T. Geddes Emerald
1982 G. Meyers Belgrave
R. Ivey Yea
1983 J. Colby Emerald
1984 L. Ivanoff Belgrave
1985 A. Goodwin Wandin
1986 W. Peake Yarra Junction
1987 R. D’Angelo Silvan
1988 M. Hazeldene Wandin
1989 S. Burke Powelltown
1990 S. Fitzgerald Belgrave
1991 A. Keitley Powelltown
1992 B. Robinson Powelltown
1993 A. Bateman Yarra Glen
1994 J. Post Croydon North
1995 W. James Seville
1996 J. Long Yarra Junction
1997 J. Long Yarra Junciton
1998 C. Maclagan Silvan
1999 C. Maclagan Silvan
2000 B. McGain Silvan
2001 T. Edwards Yarra Glen
2002 S. Senior Seville
2003 J. Leeds Seville
2004 C. Clarke Gembrook-Cockatoo
2005 J. Gates Yarra Junction
2006 J. Iacono Warbuton Millgrove N. Oakley Alexandra
Under 18s
1978 P. Collins Wandin
1979 S. Lorimer Marysville
1980 A. Hayman Fairpark
1981 P. Ridgeway Marysville
1982 A. Dean Belgrave
1983 G. Salan Emerald
1984 P. Comerford Yea
1987 J. Lucas Yarra Junction
1988 R. Leech Wandin
1989 B. Clifford South Belgrave
1990 S. Charles Powelltown
1991 C. Hughson Monbulk
1992 W. Whyman Powelltown
1993 R. Fahie South Belgrave
1994 S. Northrop Croydon North
1995 A. Lawrence Seville
1996 A. Stockx South Belgrave
2000 P. Fuller South Belgrave
2002 J. Sundblom South Belgrave
2006 D. Clarke South Belgrave
Rer v
1978 M. Morris Emerald
1979 D. Ryan Yarra Junction
1980 C. Tait Silvan
1981 J. Radcliffe Marysville M. Cole Yarra Junciton
1982 K. Collier Thornton A. Coonan Yea
1983 F. Moss South Belgrave
1984 T. Ladd Silvan
1985 C. Dalton Yarra Glen
1986 G. Hayhurst Powelltown
1987 E. Anderson Monbulk
1988 G. Hayhurst Powelltown
1989 D. Ryan Yarra Junction
1990 P. Tait Yarra Junciton
1991 M. Weightman Croydon North
1992 W. Ware Seville
1993 S. Roberts Yarra Junction
1994 J. Hajder Powelltown
1995 J. Lovelock Seville
1996 P. McConachy Powelltown
1997 J. Hajder Powelltown P. Tait Yarra Junction
1998 G. McKenzie Yarra Glen
1999 G. McKenzie Yarra Glen
2000 D. Irwin Yarra Junction
2001 J. Lamonica Silvan
2002 G. McKenzie Yarra Glen
2003 P. Koski South Belgrave
P. Henkel Yarra Glen
2004 M. Croaker Gembrook-Cockatoo
2005 C. Kozina South Belgrave
2006 D. Irwin Yarra Junction
Nball
A Grade
2006 L. Miller Alexandra
B Grade
2006 M. Jack Alexandra
1996 M. Cartledge Woori Yallock
1998 S. Clearihan South Belgrave
1999 D. Peek Croydon North
2000 A. Benson Croydon North
2001 G. Smith South Belgrave
S. Adams South Croydon
2002 G. Smith South Belgrave
2003 M. Carusi Chirnside Park
2004 A. Hayman Mt. Evelyn
2005 J. Neale Kilsyth
2006 D. Rankin Croydon North
Honour Roll Premiers - Divsion One
SeniorsRer vUnder 18sNball A Grade
1966 Upwey-Tecoma
1967 Upwey-Tecoma
1968 Healesville
1969 Healesville
1970 Woori Yallock
1971 Woori Yallock
1972 Healesville
1973 Woori Yallock
1974 Woori Yallock
1975 Belgrave
1976 Belgrave
1977 Healesville
1978 Upwey-Tecoma
1979 Upwey-Tecoma
1980 Upwey-Tecoma
1981 Woori Yallock
1982 Seville
1983 Monbulk
1984 Woori Yallock
1985 Healesville
1986 Gembrook-Cockatoo
1987 Woori Yallock
1988 Healesville
1989 Upwey-Tecoma
1990 Upwey-Tecoma
1991 Upwey-Tecoma
1992 Wandin
1993 Upwey-Tecoma
1994 Upwey-Tecoma
1995 Warburton-Millgrove
1996 Seville
1997 Monbulk
1998 Monbulk
1999 Upwey-Tecoma
2000 Warburton-Millgrove
2001 Wandin
2002 Wandin
2003 Woori Yallock
2004 Silvan
2005 Monbulk
1978 Upwey-Tecoma
1979 Upwey-Tecoma
1980 Upwey-Tecoma
1981 Upwey-Tecoma
1982 Monbulk
1983 Seville
1984 Woori Yallock
1985 Woori Yallock
1986 Healesville
1987 Healesville
1988 Healesville
1989 Healesville
1990 Woori Yallock
1991 Warburton-Millgrove
1992 Woori Yallock
1993 Healesville
1994 Warburton-Millgrove
1995 Woori Yallock
1996 Woori Yallock
1997 Woori Yallock
1998 Upwey-Tecoma
1999 Woori Yallock
2000 Wandin
2001 Healesville
2002 Upwey-Tecoma
2003 Healesville
2004 Upwey-Tecoma
2005 Upwey-Tecoma
2006 Upwey-Tecoma
1977 Healesville
1978 Seville
1979 Woori Yallock
1980 Healesville
1981 Warburton-Millgrove
1982 Healesville
1983 Seville
1984 Woori Yallock
1985 Upwey-Tecoma
1986 Wandin
1987 Woori Yallock
1988 Emerald
1989 Upwey-Tecoma
1990 Woori Yallock
1991 Upwey-Tecoma
1992 Monbulk
1993 Upwey-Tecoma
1994 Upwey-Tecoma
1995 Woori Yallock
1996 Woori Yallock
1997 Woori Yallock
1998 Woori Yallock
1999 Healesville
2000 Upwey-Tecoma
2001 Upwey-Tecoma
2002 Upwey-Tecoma
2003 Upwey-Tecoma
2004 Woori Yallock
2005 Healesville
2006 Upwey-Tecoma
2005 Upwey-Tecoma
2006 Monbulk
2006 Healesville
Honour Roll Premiers - Division Two
1978 Wandin
1979 Wandin
1980 Alexandra
1981 Emerald
1982 Yea
1983 Emerald
1984 Yea
1985 Wandin
1986 Yarra Glen
1987 Monbulk
1988 Olinda-Ferny Creek
1989 Powelltown
1990 Yarra Junction
1991 Monbulk
1992 Silvan
1993 Yarra Glen
1994 Kinglake
1995 Seville
1996 South Belgrave
1997 Emerald
1998 Yarra Glen
1999 Belgrave
2000 Gembrook-Cockatoo
2001 Yarra Glen
2002 Silvan
2003 Seville
2004 Gembrook-Cockatoo
2005 Olinda-Ferny Creek
2006 Warburburton Millgrove
1978 Wandin
1979 Wandin
1980 Alexandra
1981 Powelltown
1982 Powelltown
1983 Emerald
1984 Belgrave
1985 Wandin
1986 Silvan
1987 Monbulk
1988 Wandin
1989 Wandin
1990 Belgrave
1991 Belgrave
1992 Seville
1993 Yarra Glen
1994 Seville
1995 South Belgrave
1996 Powelltown
1997 Emerald
1998 Yarra Junction
1999 Yarra Junction
2000 Gembrook-Cockatoo
2001 Yarra Junction
2002 Yarra Junction
2003 Yarra Junction
2004 South Belgrave
2005 South Belgrave
2006 Warburton Millgrove
1978 Fairpark
1979 Thornton
1980 Fairpark
1981 Emerald
1982 Belgrave
1983 Belgrave
1984 Belgrave
1985 Yarra Glen
1986 Yarra Junction
1987 Wandin
1988 South Belgrave
1989 Wandin
1990 Belgrave
1991 Monbulk
1992 Powelltown
1993 Belgrave
1994 Belgrave
1995 Belgrave
1996 Emerald
2000 Emerald
2002 South Belgrave
2006 South Belgrave
Nball A Grade
2006 Yarra Junction
Nball B Grade
2006 Warburton Millgrove
1995 Monbulk
1996 Monbulk
1997 South Belgrave
1998 South Belgrave
1999 South Croydon
2000 Croydon North
2001 East Division
- Woori Yallock
West Division
- Chirnside Park
2002 Major Premiers
- South Croydon
Minor Premiers
- Mt. Evelyn
2003 South Croydon
2004 Chirnside Park
2005 Kilsyth
2006 Kilsyth
