AFL Outer East Annual Report 2021 by Outer_East_Football_Netball

2021 ANNUAL REPORT

AFL Outer East Details

AFL Outer East Mission and Values

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RGM Report

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Commission Chair Report

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Commercial and Operations Report

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Junior Operations Report

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Development/Interleague

AFL OUTER EAST DETAILS A.B.N. 84 160 417 818

Office - 95 Colchester Road, Kilsyth, VIC 3137 Phone - (03) 9735 5448 Email - admin@outereastfn.com.au Website - www.outereastfn.com.au

Netball Development Report

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Football Development Report

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Media Report

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Umpires Report

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Tribunal Report

AFL OUTER EAST COMMISSIONERS: Chair:

Mr Tony Mitchell

Deputy Chair: Mr Graeme Tuplin Mr Leo Groenewegen Ms Lauren Bourke Mr Mark Sargent Mr Ryan Ford

Audit Report

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Financial Statement

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Notes to the Financial Statement

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AFL OUTER EAST OFFICE BEARERS:

Profile

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Region General Manager:

Past Executives

Life Members

Affiliated Clubs

Ladders

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Results

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Best & Fairest

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Leading Goal Kickers & Scorers

Mr Aaron Bailey

Commercial & Operations Manager: Mr Cameron Hutchison Junior Operations Coordinator: Operations Coordinator - Programs: c Finance Officer: Media & Marketing Coordinator: Participation Coordinator: Netball Development Manager:

Mr Andrew Gibbons Mr Sebastian Mueller-Schmuki Mrs Sheryn Harbert Mr Lachlan Shaw Miss Grace Nicholls Mr Greg Heinrich

Honour Roll Best & Fairest

59 – 64

Honour Roll Premiers

65 - 69

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2021 Report – Aaron Bailey 2021 began with cautious optimism, following the loss of the 2020 season to the COVID19 pandemic. Concerns of a significant decrease to participation numbers quickly dissipated and we saw increased crowds and interest in local football and netball. Unfortunately, after a largely interrupted beginning to the season, surging case numbers and further lockdowns saw the 2021 season unable to be completed. Planning for multiple scenarios required strong collaboration between the board, staff, and clubs. The consultation and flexibility in an everchanging landscape allowed us to consider multiple factors including promotion and relegation, financial planning, removal of spectators, loss of fixtures and competition integrity. Our clubs and in particular, our volunteers, once again led the way and their continued support allowed us to make a successful return and ensure participants returned to football and netball. The ability to return to competition and complete half a season will benefit clubs and the league in the long term, particularly in 2022 when we look to return to a full season. To achieve this in such difficult circumstances is a credit to everyone across the Outer East. I am grateful for the efforts of our board and staff as well as our players, parents, umpires, officials, volunteers, sponsors, and supporters. The resilience, adaptability, persistence and collaboration are a credit to everyone involved. The awarding of ‘minor premierships’ across all football and netball competitions recognised the achievements of clubs and teams throughout the season, while best and fairest awards highlighted the strong individual performances of players.

At the end of the 2019 season, the league had over $250,000 in debtors. In 2021, this figure has been reduced to $44,000, greatly minimising risk for the league. To have no clubs with outstanding debt to the league is a credit to our clubs and volunteers and provides all clubs with an excellent starting point moving into 2022. The introduction of our online invoicing system, which provided clubs with their total invoice at the beginning of the season and pay in instalments has contributed strongly to a reduction in club debts. Through the COVID-19 pandemic, Outer East has been able to improve its financial position, whilst decreasing the burden on clubs. Over the past two years, we have seen our cash reserves and assets double, whilst our liabilities have decreased markedly. This strong position allowed us to provide rebates and credits back to all clubs this year, with over $100,000 returned to clubs for fees and charges not utilised once competitions ceased.

Heading into season 2021, a key focus was to support clubs in financially navigating the pandemic and ensuring all clubs were in a strong off-field position. Savings/discounts of $285,000 were passed on to clubs at the start of the 2021 season. Thank you to AFL Victoria for their support in removing player registration fees for the season, to aid player retention as we returned from no competitions. This saving, coupled with significant reductions in player payments sees all clubs financial with the league.

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2021 Report continued Government support from November 2020 to March 2021 via Job Keeper and through the more recent lockdowns, access the Business Relief Grants, a fortnightly payment, provided cover for lost revenue, in particular finals. The league also applied for various other grants available through SRV, AFL Victoria and other government organisations, with various levels success. We are most appreciative of these measures and acknowledge their role in managing what has been an unprecedented crisis and maintain financial stability. AFL Victoria and Netball Victoria’s support and guidance through the pandemic has been vital in helping us navigate this period. Our strong financial position would not have been achieved without the support of our partners and sponsors. Thank you to our major partner in Bendigo Community Bank and major sponsors Yarra Valley Water, Totally Work Wear, Hallam and Baywater Truck Centres, Box Hill Institute, Glenbrae Signs, ATC Traffic and Rochford Wines. We also thank all our other valued sponsors and community partners. We welcomed Kärcher and Coates as partners in 2021, which highlights the growing standing of our organisation within the community. We are grateful for the ongoing support of our partners and look forward to these relationships continuing for many years to come.

Thank you to Tony Mitchell and the board for their unwavering support, guidance and energy in leading our organisation. Thank you also to Peter Dixon and the Yarra Ranges Umpires Association (YRUA) for their flexibility and commitment this year. 2021 saw our umpiring numbers grow from 130 to 171, which goes against the trends across the state which saw umpire retention become a major concern. The opening of the Officer training base, appointment of John Howorth and strong relationship between the YRUA and Outer East provides a terrific platform for 2022 and beyond.. Season 2022 will see a significant shift for Outer East, moving from an AFL Victoria country commission to a metropolitan league, Outer East Football Netball. It is a significant move for our organisation, clubs and stakeholders and has been two years in the making. Thank you to the team at Outer East, both our board led by Tony Mitchell and staff, whose passion, resilience, and energy has seen Outer East navigate an immensely difficult period to build a strong, vibrant community sporting body.

Importantly, we have been able to retain all staff through this period, whilst adding two new roles to support clubs in umpiring and netball operations. We welcome John Howorth and Matt Blanchard, who bring a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to their respective roles. Thank you to Cameron Hutchison (Operations), Sheryn Harbert (Administration and Finance), Andrew Gibbons (Juniors), Greg Heinrich (Netball Development) Sebastian Mueller-Schmuki (Umpiring) and Lachlan Shaw (Media) for your resilience, support and efforts in trying circumstances. Grace Nicholls, in her role as AFL Victoria Participation Coordinator for the region has been an outstanding addition to our team. Her work in schools and transition age groups will benefit the league long term.

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2021 Report continued The five-year strategic planning period (2017-2021) has been a period of change; in which our competitions and participation numbers have grown significantly, and our geographical footprint has shifted. Over this period, Outer East has built a strong foundation for the future: - Introduction of our organisational mission, vision, and values, as well as future direction and strategic plan documents. - 36% growth in participation (6,500 to 8,900 participants). - 376% growth in Sponsorship and partnerships (We will reach $200,000 in 2022, up from $42,000 at the start of 2017). - Building strong corporate partnerships with industry leading organisations such as Box Hill Institute, Kärcher, Rochford Wines, Yarra Valley Water, Bendigo Bank, Coates Hire and Australian Traffic Control. - Significant growth in female participation, with the introduction of four standalone junior girls, two senior women's and junior netball competitions. - Two new junior clubs (Worawa Indigenous College and Yarra Junction), new senior club (Berwick Springs). - 38% increase in junior teams, with growth in both boys and girls’ participation. The introduction of graded divisions and Friday night Under 9's in particular have been excellent initiatives. - Building our cash reserves from just over $40,000 to over half a million dollars, whilst simultaneously reducing club costs by over $300,000. - Significant investment in welfare and club development programs, in particular Mental Health First Aid Training Richmond Institute, Club Strategic Plans for every club through CLUBMAP, the Leading the Change program, which has focused on respect and responsibility, family violence and mental health, and delivered education to participants and clubs across the region. 266% increase in our social media followers across all platforms. - Development of a high-quality, cutting-edge media program, supported brilliantly by our media partners GameFace and Premier Data.

Following such a significant period of growth, it is crucial now that stability and consolidation is our focus over the next five years. We will engage with clubs in setting the vision for the next five years with a key focus on participation, junior to senior transition and female sport. Strong, sustainable and spirited competitions across all grades and levels will only benefit our clubs and Outer East. Though COVID-19 will continue to provide fresh challenges, we enter 2022 with renewed optimism of better times in front of us and a full season of football and netball.

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2021 Report – Tony Mitchell We have had yet another disrupted season in 2021, following promising signs early that we would be able to play a full season. As with Season 2020, COVID-19 again took control and our season was cut short. The past two years have been a massive challenge for all clubs, volunteers, participants and our administration. During the difficult part of the season, we were constantly requested via social media sites and other mediums to just call the season off. We as a board and staff felt the best approach was to delay any decision of calling the season off. The rationale was we all felt clubs needed an opportunity to generate as much income as possible on the back of minimal if any income during season 2020. A key factor raised by many was, would it hurt for clubs to socialise. Whether this be at training, the small opportunities within the club room environment, Thursday dinners or after games we felt this was critical for everyone’s wellbeing and overall mental health. I still to this day believe the correct decisions were made to hold on as long as possible to see if we could continue some games either in our junior or senior competitions, as that’s what our role is all about. During these difficult times, we chose to waiver the player registration and refund clubs prorata clubs fees back to the clubs, for games not played. Our competition received for the first-time significant support funding via AFL Victoria, which allowed player registration fees to be waived. Note, these fees will be reintroduced from season 2022 now that we as a competition have chosen to enter into a Metropolitan model in lieu of Victorian Country. There will be vast savings elsewhere, however. Our clubs and participation of our youth and adults playing our sports is critical to the ongoing development of our communities within our region, whether as a coach, player, volunteer, committee person, trainer or an umpire, we need everyone back involved with our valued club environment.

Our focus with the transition from country to metropolitan structure is to ensure our club and competitions ongoing financial viability. Many meetings and discussions were undertaken with member clubs to provide the SWOT differentials between both football models, clearly our clubs felt switching to the metro structure was best for them with an overwhelming vote of 39 clubs in favour and two against. We have secured new apparel supplier/s and we have no doubt the cost to purchase goods from these new suppliers will be at great financial benefits to all, with online ordering and trademark branding to protect our new entity Outer East Football Netball Competitions Limited. There will continue to be development of partnerships to strengthen everyone’s future and we will continue to strive to assist all member clubs with financial benefits and support. As we come to the end of our five (5) year strategic period (2017-2021), our future direction requires stability. Contained within our newly developed constitution clubs have agreed to a commitment in staying and building our competitions. Our focus in the future is to re-visit our Strategic Direction with a new plan, we will focus on the development of new clubs both in junior, senior netball and football, whether to assist some amalgamations or joint venture proposals. We are flexible on this front, It is about developing the game/s within our region. Outer East Football Netball Competitions will continue to grow as a competition, with the encouragement of club development through increased junior teams and netball juniors and senior teams. We must ensure we are focused on improvement of both football and netball competitions and give each club the opportunity in finding its own level and standard, within our proven divisional structure. This will not change when we commence in season 2022 to the Metropolitan structure. A key focus will be on junior to senior club development and opportunities to grow the game.

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2021 Report continued I wish to again acknowledge and thank the great work being undertaken by our office staff during these difficult times under the management of Aaron Bailey, Cameron Hutchison, Andrew Gibbons, Sheryn Harbert and Greg Heinrich.

Some real positives during the COVID-19 period are the re-development of some of our grounds. This includes Mount Evelyn’s new pavilion, Seville’s ground and the pavilion redevelopment works at Gembrook Cockatoo and Powelltown.

I would like to pass on my special thanks to my fellow commissioners (now board members) for their support, varying ideas, commitment to the growth of our region, healthy debates, and their support they have given me and our clubs.

I just ask we work together, stay strong and abide by the future COVID-19 plans as we direct you, AFL Victoria, local councils, State and Federal Government’s alike.

Many thanks to our Deputy Chair Graeme Tuplin, Commissioners Mark Sargent, Leo Groenewegen, Ryan Ford and Lauren Bourke, thank you so much. Our club environments are continuing to focus on participation, retention, growth and being safe. We are to provide opportunities for our youth and most importantly, provide a safe environment for our children and family members to enjoy our great game.

2022 is going throw many challenges up with the new variant of COVID-19. We are going to have further challenges with this, but I ask we all work together to minimise disruption in order for us to get back on the park so our players, committees, parents, and supporters can enjoy watching our great community sports during 2022 and beyond.

Graeme Tuplin

Leo Groenewegen

Ryan Ford

Mark Sargent

Lauren Bourke

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2021 Report – Cameron Hutchison Season 2021 began with an air of trepidation following the cancelled 2020 season and the ongoing effects of COVID-19 which included not being able to attend our offices until late November. As a result, the preparation for the 2021 season was greatly condensed for us and our clubs and led to a slow start with player registrations with some participants and clubs uneasy about returning. A snap lockdown in February didn’t help and the flow on effect led to more delays especially in the ordering of apparel, team entries and a very hectic preseason period. Thankfully, our clubs, communities, suppliers, and partners all worked well together through this period to ensure our football and netball seasons began as scheduled.

Monbulk FNC also celebrated their 1000th match since the combining of the Mountain District and Yarra Valley leagues in 1966 in round one, with the Hawks victors over Officer FC. Anzac Round saw some local rivals reunite for this commemorative round of matches, notably Olinda Ferny Creek Vs Upwey Tecoma, Warburton Millgrove vs Yarra Junction, Berwick NC vs Pakenham Lions NC and Emerald vs Gembrook Cockatoo. I’d like to pay a special tribute to the Emerald FNC and President Mark Pedder for the extra effort they put into this day, with the releasing of doves, plane fly overs and the firing of a cannon, making it a very memorable day for all in attendance and a great tribute to our veterans.

Our Season Launch was well attended at Rochford Winery in early March and we kicked off our Go Local 2021 campaign at this event as well. The Go Local campaign was well received by our communities as it encouraged our participants to shop and support the businesses and clubs which had been greatly affected by the COVID-19 enforced lockdowns during 2020.

We made it through until late May before another COVID-19 lockdown saw us abandon the next two rounds of play in line with our specially created COVID-19 interruption By-Laws. Play was able to resume after the Queen’s Birthday long weekend, but it was to be without spectators. As our participants were not able to train together though the lockdown period, we also made the decision to reduce the length of the quarters in the football matches for the first two resumption rounds.

Season 2021 itself started off well as it was very exciting to be back at our local venues after so long. Our marquee round one match in the senior competitions was at Powelltown, where the local side took on community rivals Warburton Millgrove for the first time since the merger of the Warburton and Millgrove clubs in the 1960’s. A large, socially distanced crowd attended and was of the likes never before seen at the Powelltown venue. The attendances across the board in 2021 were really pleasing to see, as people preferred staying local than venturing out to the city to see some football and netball action. Broadford FNC and Berwick Springs FNC were finally able to commence their AFL Outer East journeys with matches against Yea and Belgrave respectively. Berwick Springs were the big winners of the week, taking home a victory in their first ever senior match as a club. Both Broadford and Berwick Springs had waited a long time for this occasion, having to endure the covid lockdowns of 2020 without yet playing a match in our competitions. I look forward to both clubs having a long and fruitful history in our competitions.

Thank you to our media partners for season 2021, Gameface, who facilitated a live stream for the majority of the matches played on this weekend, which was well received by our communities who were not able to attend these matches in person. A big thank you to Glenn Carter, Quinn De Luca, Jordan Smith, and the rest of the Gameface crew for all their efforts and support in season 2021. Four rounds were able to take place in the middle part of the season before further lockdowns were reinstated and would ultimately end our 2021 season, with no further matches possible. During this time, we had begun our Women’s, Veterans and Junior Football finals series. The Women and Junior Footballers had completed the first week of their finals, with the Women’s only having two weeks to go and some teams already into the Grand Final. In the Veterans we only had the Grand Final left to play. Numerous scenarios and all avenues were exhausted regarding the completion of all competitions during this time, but with the lockdown period extending into October it became untenable to try and complete any of our competitions.

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2021 Report continued To finalise the seasons and reward the teams for their achievements in the interrupted year. It was decided that the teams who either finished in 1st place on the ladder or finished in the higher place after playing a finals match, would be recognised as minor premiers for season 2021. League Best & Fairest and Goal Shooting/Kicking awards were still presented but had to be done remotely. The presentations were premade and premiered on Facebook for the senior competitions and via Zoom meetings for the Junior Football competitions. Our first season partnering with Premier Data for player stats linked to our matchday footage greatly enhanced these events along with our offerings to our senior coaches and our social media exposure throughout the season. I look forward to continuing this partnership with Tony and the Premier Data team in 2022. Thank you to Aaron, Andy, Sheryn and our entire team of staff for their support and commitment to making the best of the difficult situations we were faced with this year. Special mentions to our clubs and their teams of volunteers who all showed great resilience and understanding throughout the year. We all missed out on a lot due to the interruptions of 2021; Gembrook Cockatoo’s celebration of their 1000th match became an away game vs Berwick Springs, our Sockit2MND round and celebration of Shane Smith’s connection to both Seville and Monbulk were unable to take place along with our inaugural Women’s competitions grand finals didn’t eventuate. Melbourne’s weather also played a hand in interrupting the season with a huge windstorm decimating Mount Dandenong and surrounds, felling trees, and causing large power outages, which led to several of our clubs being displaced as their club facilities were required as community refuges. Once again, our clubs rallied together and ensured each other were supported through this period. We had some new additions to our office team for season 2021 beginning with Grace Kalac as our Media Coordinator who filled the vacant position left by Matt Fotia upon his departure in March 2020. Grace joined us from Richmond FC after their forced staff changes due to COVID-19. I’d like to thank Grace for her efforts in producing the 2020 Virtual awards presentation and the 2020 AGM report. Unfortunately, Grace’s time with us wasn’t a long one as she was able to land a great role with the Cathy Freeman Foundation.

Following Grace’s departure we added another Grace, Grace Nicholls as our AFL Victoria Participation Coordinator and our media intern, Lachlan Shaw was able to step into the Media Coordinator role after completing his work placement with us in late 2020. Both have been great additions to us and have fitted in nicely to our team. Sebastian Mueller-Schmuki was the final addition to our team in 2021. Seb joined us as our Umpiring and Development Coordinator overseeing our football umpiring department and assisting our junior Interleague programs. Thank you to Greg Heinrich and the Inspire Netball team for their contribution to our Junior Netball development programs along with Jamie Maher who came on board as our Netball pool umpire director. Greg and Jamie were extremely organised and a pleasure to work with in 2021. Greg was also key in the implementation of our Netball player points system for season 2021 and beyond. A special mention of Jeff Lawton, who we sadly lost to cancer during the 2021 season. Jeff’s contribution to our competitions playing results history was enormous and I only hope we can continue to add to the amazing piece of work that he was able to put together. Pleasingly, our Tribunal panels weren’t called upon as much in season 2021. However, thank you to Craig, Greg, Mick, Tony, Harold, John and Geoff for their time as league volunteers in this role. Once again, our match day media team of Leo joined by Liam Vertigan in the commentary box and Bethany behind the camera were great. Thanks to Bob Foletta for filling in for Leo when he was unavailable as well. Finally, I’d like to thank Tegan, Marshall and Charlotte for their personal support and understanding throughout the 2021 season. Working from home, juggling home schooling, Zoom meetings and the uncertainty surrounding this year provided for many more challenges than we would normally face and I greatly appreciate everything they did for me this year.

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2021 Report – Andrew Gibbons After not playing any football in 2020, we geared up for an exciting yet apprehensive 2021 season. Our priority was working with clubs to ensure their players returned to the field after such a long layoff. Given the challenges presented with COVID-19, our clubs should be congratulated on what they were able to achieve. After trialling the Under 9 Wayalaks on a Friday night in 2019, we finally had the chance to fixture them each week. Whilst attending the Under 9 Wayalaks Friday nights, I was pleased to see all the children and parents enjoying the new format. Our aim was always to give them a non-pressured enjoyable environment which they could participate in, and I feel we succeeded in this. Our Under 9 Wayalaks were also lucky to be able to fit in their mini carnival and I extend my appreciation to Woori Yallock JFC for hosting the event. Emerald & Mount Evelyn played off in an exciting final with Mount Evelyn coming out on top. However, the children were the ultimate winners, enjoying a wonderful day of footy. We also decided to change our age group structure so we could give our older players a chance to complete their junior career, due to the cancellation of the 2020 season. This would also bring us into line with our neighbouring leagues, which would see us maintain our playing group.

The season started with great hope but unfortunately due to COVID-19 we were shut down for two weeks in late May. We resumed in Round 10 losing Rounds 8 & 9, but were again shut down and couldn’t play Round 13. We made a decision to go straight into playing the younger age group finals and Round 14 for the older age groups when we returned on Sunday 1st August. The younger age group completed their first finals week, and the older age group were ready and raring to go when we were shut down for a third time. We tried everything to get some sort of finals completed, but unfortunately the lockdown lasted until late October. Due to not having completed a full finals series, we decided not to award premierships, but to award minor premierships for the team ranked highest when we drew a close to season 2021. With the lock down not allowing us to hold any face-to-face events, we decided to complete our season with a virtual best & fairest presentation. This was a major success which saw us celebrate our best & fairest winners and all players that received votes. Thank you to Lachlan Shaw, our Media Coordinator, for his help in setting up our virtual best & fairest presentation.

Coming into the start of the season, we were down on the previous year (2019) by 10 teams, which was understandable due to the COVID-19 apprehension. We fielded Under 9 Wayalaks (13 teams), Under 10 (6 teams), Under 11 (14 teams, which we split for the finals), Under 13 (17 teams), Under 13 Girls (7 teams), Under 15 (14 teams split into two divisions), Under 15 Girls (8 teams), Under 17 (9 teams) and Under 17 Girls (5 teams). The season started with 17 Under 13 teams, which was great under the circumstances, and we firstly graded them into two divisions, but later on split them again into three divisions. It was fantastic to have graded competitions as this ultimately provided a more even playing field.

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2021 Report continued Congratulations to the following winners:

Age Group

Best & Fairest Winners

Under 11 Under 13 Girls

Tyson Pilcher - Wandin JFC Paisley Stock - Healesville JFC

Under 13 Ranges Under 13 Yarra Under 15 Girls Under 15 Ranges Under 15 Yarra Under 17 Girls Under 17

Runners Up

Jesse Desta - Olinda Ferny Creek JFC Ava Sproat - Monbulk JFC Lani Rigg - Mt Evelyn JFC Charlie Watts - Yarra Glen JFC Sammy Anderson - Healesville JFC Hunter Ryan - Woori Yallock JFC Mason O’Neill - Woori Yallock JFC Jay Parkinson - Mt Evelyn JFC George Tingay - Upwey Tecoma JFC Brylee Anderson - Healesville JFC Grace Belloni - Olinda Ferny Creek JFC Shaun Gamley - Upwey Tecoma JFC Jeremy Newsome - Healesville JFC Liam Westlake - Wesburn JFC Baylin Spencer - Woori Yallock JFC Georgia Knight - Monbulk JFC Gabrielle Woods - Mt Evelyn JFC Paris Saunders - Yarra Glen JFC Patrick Huynh - Wesburn JFC Mackay Bateson - Monbulk JFC Cameron Nyko - Healesville JFC

Age Group

Minor Premiers

Minor Runner Up

Under 11 Ranges Under 11 Yarra Under 13 Girls Under 13 Division 3 Under 13 Ranges Under 13 Yarra Under 15 Girls Under 15 Ranges Under 15 Yarra Under 17 Girls Under 17

Yarra Junction Olinda Ferny Creek Mt Evelyn Monbulk Gembrook Cockatoo Mt Evelyn Mt Evelyn Monbulk Woori Yallock Mt Evelyn Emerald

Wandin Mt Evelyn Belgrave Wesburn Yarra Glen Upwey Tecoma Healesville Healesville White Olinda Ferny Creek Monbulk Monbulk

I would like to thank the Commission, Aaron Bailey and Cameron Hutchison for their leadership in what was a difficult season. Your collaborative approach and openness enabled me to make the hard decisions easier. Thank you to all the office staff, who kept the season alive and provided an enjoyable environment to work in during a difficult year. The clubs and their committees were exceptional in the road to recovery after an abandoned season in 2020. The year produced a lot of stops and starts and the clubs performed exceptionally well in keeping their players & members engaged. We were thrown a lot of curve balls this year with COVID-19 and then the storms, but our community spirit came to the forefront and our clubs helped each other out. Well done to all.

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2021 Report – Andrew Gibbons Our Development and Interleague program was extremely challenging this season, due to the numerous lockdowns and restrictions.

Peninsula Juniors and a considerable layoff, we were able to complete our interleague carnival.

We started with unwelcome news that our Under 17 International game against New Zealand had been cancelled. Our training schedule for all teams was thrown into chaos, but amongst all the turmoil, we managed to complete our trial games against the MPJFL.

We headed to BlueScope Arena in Hastings on another wet day in mid-November. To their credit, our teams played some inspiring football after such a long layoff, with our Under 14 Boys coming away with a thrilling win. Our Under 15 Girls fell just short of winning the carnival in what was a highly contested game.

Thanks to Danny Ryan at the Eastern Ranges for their patience and help getting the trials up and running. Our Development Coordinator, Sebastian Mueller-Schmuki, did a tremendous job contacting and sending out all the correspondence for all our programs, organising training or non-training at the last moment was difficult, but Seb took it all in his stride.

The standout team for us were the Under 18 Girls who came together late but jelled into an extremely tough and competitive team, winning all three of their games to win the carnival. I feel we have one of the best female programs in the state and it is a testament to the magnificent work our local clubs & coaches put in to promoting female participation.

The Development squads (Under 12 Boys & Girls, Under 13 Boys) started training on the 14th March and though we had an interrupted training schedule, they played their games on Friday 9th April under lights at Kilsyth Reserve. It was fantastic to see the players back on the park and giving their all.

In what was an exceedingly difficult 2021 interleague season, I would like to thank everyone involved - the coaches, support staff, parents and especially the players for their patience, enthusiasm and commitment to our program.

After rescheduling due to lockdowns, we finally got to play our first interleague game at Sweeney Reserve in Narre Warren South on Wednesday 30th June. The day did not start too well due to a glitch with the fixture, but once we had it sorted, our players showed a great deal of determination and did their best against bigger bodied opposition. Our female teams led the way, with both our Under 15 & 18 Girls coming away with resounding wins against South East Juniors. Game two was played at Casey Fields in some of the most atrocious weather imaginable. Our boys dug deep against well-organised and physical opposition but were unable to come away with the win. Our girls played some spirited football and both fought hard for well-earned victories against strong Frankston District juniors sides.

In a review of the Development/Interleague Program late in the year, we will be striving to make the program more professional in the future. To facilitate this, we have reconfigured Sebastian’s position and introduced the Interleague HighPerformance Coordinator to his job description. Sebastian is also currently working with Casey in their high-performance female space, and I look forward to his knowledge and input to the program. 2021 Interleague Carnival Results: Under 14 Boys - 3rd - 1 win 2 loses Under 15 Boys - 4th Under 16 Boys - 4th Under 17 Boys - 4th Under 15 Girls - 2nd - 2 wins 1 loss Under 18 Girls - 1st - 3 Wins

Our program was thrown into chaos yet again with more lockdowns and the consensus was that the remaining games should be cancelled. After much discussion with our good friends at Mornington

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2021 Report – Greg Heinrich Junior Netball Competition

Junior Netball Representative Program

After a season of no netball in 2020, it was great to see junior athletes back out on court, albeit for a reduced fixture due to the ongoing restrictions that plagued community sport. Whilst 2021 saw some additional changes in the junior age groups with participation numbers slightly down from that of 2019, the competition remained strong:

The representative program in 2021 saw a similar fate to the home and away season, spending most of the year living life like a yo-yo of scheduling trainings, rescheduling trainings, preparing for tournaments to then have them cancelled on multiple occasions.

13 Under Blue: 6 Teams 13 Under White: 7 Teams 15 Under Blue: 6 Teams 15 Under White: 9 Teams 17 Under Blue: 7 Teams 17 Under White: 7 Teams The ongoing focus will be the continued growth of the junior competition across all three divisions. 2022 will see the compulsory introduction of a 17 & Under team for all clubs/divisions. The 17 underage group will also shift to a mixed competition for the Blue section (Premier, Division 1 & Division 2). This is to ensure we continue to provide opportunities for boys participation as well as take a holistic approach to the long term growth of our junior competition. Junior Netball Development – Emerging Talent Academy 2021 saw the commencement of the brandnew Emerging Talent Academy for the 13 & Under and 15 & Under age groups. The academy has been implemented as a pathway program towards the representation program and saw 46 athletes participate across two locations: South East (Pakenham) and Valley (Woori Yallock) over a nineweek program. The program is designed to support emerging athletes in further developing their physical preparation and development, technical and tactical skill development as well as their game sense awareness and ability to implement these skills into match play.

With much of the disruptions taking up most of the available calendar year, the Association Championships were finally held in November in a modified format with the main focus on the Netball Victoria Talent Identification process. This meant that we only competed in a preliminary round format with no finals on the day, and no progression through to the Finals Day for the top two placed teams in each age group, meaning also that the Open Representative Team would not compete at all as they usually only play off in the final’s series. We are blessed in the Outer East with some incredibly talented junior athletes electing to play for the league, so much so that one of our 15 & Under athletes Eliza Molino (Pakenham Lions NC) became ineligible due to playing too many VNL games in the 19 & Under age group as a 15-year-old throughout the year. I'd like to congratulate Eliza on behalf of the league on this achievement. The tournament itself brought sunshine and warm weather, our 13 & Under and 15 & Under teams both finished in the top two of their pool whilst the 17’s continued to get stronger as the day went on. With no final’s series, this means the Outer East remains the 15 & Under reigning champions and will have the opportunity to defend their title in 2022.

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2021 Report continued 13 & Under Coach: Carol Gregorovich Asst. Coach: Jemma Osborne Annemieke Carlin Charli lambert Chloe Buxton (TP) Ella Fisher Isla Armstrong Katie Strickland Lorelai Cordtz Nikita-Jaye Faoa Serena Dickson Shae Lewis Sienna De La Sota Zarah Hamilton (TP)

15 & Under Coach: Donna Wilson Abby Curtis Abby Meinecke Ashlee Frankcombe Charlotte Hudolin Delylah Loulanting Ellie Trembath Rebecca Course Taylah Simondson Tayla Wilkinson Teagan Bethune Georgia Courtis

A special thanks to our athletes, parents and especially our coaching panel who endured what I am sure of as the longest representative season in their coaching careers. Senior Netball Competition The senior competition was as fierce as ever, continuing to prove why we are one of the best in the state with the quality of athletes and coaches that choose to represent their clubs within the Outer East. We had additional teams entered by Berwick Springs following their entry into the competition for the first time in 2019 with only 2 senior teams in C and D Grade. This year, they were able to field four teams across A – D Grade which is a fantastic effort and we will see their continued growth into 2022 and beyond. 2021 also saw Berwick Netball Club compete as a standalone club for the first time after the departure of Berwick FC in season 2020. A huge thankyou to Steve Santamaria and his executive for their commitment to the Outer East structure, we know there are some exciting things on your horizon, and I can’t wait to see what the future holds.

17 & Under Coach: David O’Hare Alissa Davis Asha Gallard Ava Van Leemput Eliza Mettes Evie Drake Harper Scott Holly Moulday Kaylee McCubbin Luiza Sulemani Luiza Sulemani Tayla Ferguson

get out and about to most venues throughout the limited season to mentor our panel umpires, either umpiring alongside or mentoring from the sidelines and we can’t wait to see how Jamie and the panel continue to grow throughout 2022. I’d also like to take this opportunity to provide a special mention and thanks to Carolyn Gunn who did a great job of looking after the panel umpires for many seasons prior to Jamie coming on board. We appreciate the time and commitment to the league and the efforts you put into the panel over your journey with us. Netball Coach Development Unfortunately for the coaches within the Outer East, the pre-season proved difficult to get the Inspiring Coaches Workshops off the ground due to the changing landscape that COVID-19 provided. We did, however, have four coaches complete the theory of their Intermediate Coaching Accreditation late in the year and now just need to complete their practical assessments. Congratulations to these coaches for your continued development.

Umpire Development

Season Review:

There was a new face in town in 2021 with Jamie Maher taking on the recruitment and development of our panel umpires. Jamie brought a wealth of knowledge and experience from both grass roots and the elite level and matched this with his passion to see the sport and the league continue to grow. The results were almost instantaneous with a new umpire to the league achieving their C badge in the first round of the season. Jamie was also able to

It wasn’t perfect and it certainly wasn’t pretty, but we did see netball take place in 2021 which was so important for our clubs and our communities. Thankyou to all the netball presidents and coordinators for your continued support over the past 12 months. I know it wasn’t the easiest of tasks but what you were able to put into action to ensure your clubs could compete was amazing and you should be extremely proud of your efforts. I look forward to seeing you all again in 2022.

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2021 Report – Grace Nicholls Amidst the stop-start nature of 2021, participation in the Outer East has continued to thrive and develop. Firstly, I would like to thank the 16 Auskick coordinators in the Outer East who have continued to work hard and collaborate with the participation team to grow Auskick participation to 936 participants in 2021 which is an increase from both the 2018 & 2019 seasons. With continued collaboration with the Auskick coordinators and volunteers, participation in Auskick can continue to grow in 2022. With a big emphasis on bringing footy back into schools in 2021, the participation team in Outer East has successfully run 24 AFL School Programs reaching 3,951 students. With much of the year being spent in lockdown, it is with certainty that these participation numbers will be increased in 2022 to support and grow Auskick centres and junior football clubs. Excitingly in 2021, the participation team began a targeted kindergarten initiative to further support the current Auskick centres. Throughout terms three & four, we were able to visit nine kindergartens and run AFL Programs to 167 kindergarten students. As kindergarteners are now able to participate in Auskick, we believe this will continue to support the growth of AFL and Auskick. With AFL Victoria prioritising participation and transition, this has given the Outer East participation team the opportunity to collaborate with the junior football clubs to strengthen pathways from Auskick to junior football and recognise opportunities for growth. Through this, I have been able to build worthwhile relationships with junior committees and volunteers and I look forward to continuing this in

2022 to grow the Outer East junior competition and allow for clearer pathways and strong junior clubs. Coaching has continued to play a big part in the participation team at AFL Victoria as we have been able to continue to educate coaches in person and online. In May, there was a junior coaching curriculum where 63 junior coaches were in attendance. In August, there was an online coaching forum with the Eastern Ranges NAB League Coach, Travis Cloke, where over 80 coaches attended. Before 2021 wrapped up, we were able to have two more coaching sessions in December. One was with the Box Hill Hawks and a Female Coaching Session with some Box Hill Hawks VFLW coaches and Cloke. Coaching will continue to be integral to the participation team in 2022. The new ‘Footy 4 Fun’ concept at AFL Victoria was an initiative brought to life in 2021. The Outer East ‘Footy 4 Fun’ Auskick Carnival was run in December and there were 47 Auskick participants in attendance. The carnival was aimed at transitioning older aged Auskick participants into junior football, so we were also able to work with the junior football clubs throughout this event. ‘Footy 4 Fun’ will continue in 2022 so keep an eye out for these events! The participation team has seen success in all aspects of participation in 2021 and we cannot wait to see Outer East grow in 2022 to increase not only in participation, but the strength of competition in the league. I am appreciative for your collaboration with the participation team and look forward to strengthening my relationships with you all in 2022.

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2021 Report – Lachlan Shaw Following a year of no sport for any of our competitions in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the opportunity to recommence community sport again was terrific. As we continue to live through one of the most extraordinary periods in world history, the one thing this pandemic has taught us is to appreciate the small things and never take anything for granted, of which community sport is a big part of this. Following the completion of a sports media and communications degree and an internship with AFL Outer East during the summer months of 2020/2021, I was very fortunate in gaining a position leading the media team, officially starting in the week leading up to Round One in April. I would like to thank Grace Kalac, who preceded me, for her initial guidance and assistance so I could be comfortable and more relaxed in the role before she departed Outer East for a new opportunity. As the season moved along, the areas of my role which I really prospered in were written content and promotions, where I liaised with our partners to produce engaging content for our audience. The production of the GameDay Record, in partnership with Gameface was one of the best forms of content I was involved in this year as I was able to showcase a lot of my own work and bring to light some of the best feelgood stories of the year. Despite not being able to get a full season in and host a complete finals series for all our competitions, this did not get in the way of some great moments and other milestones to occur across the region. My two favourite moments of the year which I shared through engaging stories with our publics were when the Woods sisters Alex, Emerson and Gabby took the field together for Healesville in its match against Beaconsfield on Sunday 20th June and Kate McGowan’s 400th game for Pakenham Lions Netball Club, which took place on Saturday 3rd July.

Season 2021 saw Outer East strengthen its alliance with Gameface as our official media partner. The first in a multi-year agreement with the digital media firm saw them deliver some great pieces of content for us, the highlight of which was the recording of all senior football games as well as a handful of netball and women’s football games. Each game was produced into a highlights reel and shared onto our Facebook page, which received great numbers with engagement. The ability for many of our home and away games to be filmed provides a great resource for our members and volunteers to look back on in years to come. Additionally, one game per week (the match of the round) was livestreamed on our Facebook page which was a great way to keep our audience engaged on weekends. Additionally, I would like to thank the team at Gameface for facilitating the livesteam of senior games on our first weekend back from lockdown in June and for the women’s finals in August when we were unable to have a crowd attendance at metropolitan games. The work undertaken to organise this was monumental and I am appreciative of this. Every Friday night, a live show was streamed through our Facebook page to keep our audience up to date with the latest in Outer East games and preview the weekend ahead. A big thank you to Liam Vertigan, Quinn De Luca, Darren Parkin and Lee Lawrence for your input into this. As we close the book on season 2021, I would like to express further my sincere appreciation to several people who either assisted me, or through their hard work went above and beyond to ensure our suite of media offerings were delivered in the best way possible. Aaron Bailey and Cameron Hutchison, thank you for providing a keen and passionate young man with the opportunity get his start in an industry he has aspired to work in for a long time. You believed in me and my ability to produce some great work and for that, I really appreciate you for it.

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2021 Report continued To Glenn Carter, Quinn De Luca and the entire team at Gameface, thank you for your commitment this season which delivered a number of positive outcomes for our competition. To Liam Vertigan, who completed a media internship with me as part of his studies at Holmesglen Institute, thank you for your work, passion and dedication to your role at Outer East, particularly through a disruptive period. Your collaboration and commitment to your tasks this year was impressive, and we look forward to having you back in the commentary van in 2022. Bethany Hutchison, the leagues official photographer, your ability to capture the important moments from the year, through natural photography skills was exceptional. The beginning of a new week was one of the most exciting as I reflected on a weekend of football and netball through imagery which could then be used for media and promotional purposes. Our commentary team, once again, were outstanding in their efforts and even after 18 months of no competitions. Their enthusiasm for the task was magnificent and I thank Leo Groenewegen for his leadership in this space, as he and Cameron mentored Liam in the commentary box this year. I really appreciated all your efforts in the games commentated this year. Finally, thank you to all my colleagues in the office for your collaboration with me and most of all, for making our workplace a fun place to be around. As we look ahead to season 2022, I am really excited about what’s ahead for the Outer East and the opportunity to cover further news stories and other forms of content for our audiences to engage with. I am particularly looking forward to providing more exposure with our women’s football, netball and junior football competitions. Additionally, I am also keen to again work closely with my colleagues to deliver a great football and netball competition which our participants are proud to be involved in.

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2021 Report – Sebastian Mueller-Schmuki Heading into the 2021 season, there was sense of optimism and opportunity to finally take the field again after the 2020 season was unable to be played. Despite an interrupted year, we managed to fill all appointments across the junior, senior, women’s and veteran’s competitions. As this was a key target for the season, it was a great achievement by the umpires to commit to weekly training and games. Everyone involved should be proud of their efforts. Recruitment was paramount in ensuring all games had umpires appointed. Initial registration numbers were concerning due to hesitation that the season wouldn’t go ahead. However, once pre-season training commenced, great progress was made. At the conclusion of the season, we had 171 registered umpires, up from 165 in 2019. It was our strongest year over the past five years (2017-2021). Most noticeable was the number of junior and senior umpires who transitioned from other leagues – umpire retention amongst this cohort will be a key focus heading into the 2022 season. One of the most successful initiatives of the year was to establish a weekly training venue in Officer. Not only did this encourage new umpires from the south east growth corridor region of our league to join and become a part of the umpiring fraternity but moving forward, it will allow for greater retention of umpires due to providing flexible training options. Having three training venues spread throughout the region (Emerald, Lilydale and Officer) will encourage growth with umpiring numbers and ensure there are training opportunities for all our umpires in the long term.

Other highlights of the season included: - The development of junior umpires who trained every Monday and regularly umpired junior football to a very high standard for their age on Sundays. - New young umpires regularly officiating the U9 competition on Friday nights. Great introduction to junior umpiring with mentors at games to support them. - ‘Buy-in’ from all umpires. Having a new venue spread the training numbers, however, this resulted in some of the less experienced umpires stepping out of their comfort zones during training sessions. On a more individual note, special acknowledgment must go to the following three umpires for their outstanding 2021 seasons. All three demonstrated commitment and the drive to develop themselves as umpires, alongside encouraging the rest of the umpire group to strive for their own personal best. Josh Johansen – Junior Umpire of the Year Zeke Tresidder – Golden Whistle Award Greg Malone – John Edwards Medal I would like to thank all the coaches and mentors who stepped up to drive our umpiring group. Due to your guidance, umpires were performing to a high standard every weekend. In the senior space; Ken Taylor and Steve White (Field Coaches), Graham Bergroth (Boundary Coach) and Nelson Tucker (Goal Coach). Don Cooper supported Aaron in his role as Head of Umpiring Assistant, providing feedback to our goal umpires and working in tandem with Shannyn Gereg (Field Umpire Appointments Coordinator) in the appointments process.

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2021 Report – Sebastian Mueller-Schmuki My appreciation also must go to the mentors who helped during games and training sessions. Laurie Girardo and Lindsay Skipworth (Development Coach) provided great support to the many up-andcoming younger umpires who got their first taste of senior umpiring and created a pathway from junior to senior umpiring. Thank you to Warwick Marsh (Junior Coach) and Steve White (Assistant) for developing our junior umpires each Monday night at Lilydale, as well as Junior Appointments Officer Emily Jose who worked tirelessly to ensure that all junior games were filled. Finally, working in partnership with the Yarra Ranges Umpires Association allowed for a consistent approach to umpiring despite a rollercoaster football season. YRUA President Peter Dixon was a voice for the umpires in the AFL Outer East competition, helping to retain experienced umpires while establishing opportunities for young umpires to develop and demonstrate their abilities. The YRUA has a long and proud history within the AFL Outer East football community, and I am looking forward to many more years of collaboration between the league and the association. Although the 2021 season may not have ended as we hoped, the future looks bright for umpiring in the region. A new direction within the coaching structure and the opportunity for umpires to develop and execute each weekend gives me great confidence that the 2022 season will be one of the most productive, successful and enjoyable seasons in recent years!

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2021 Report Tribunal Report – 2021 There was a reduction in total reports in 2021 in comparison to the 2019 season. This can be best attributed to the shorter 2021 season due to Covid interruptions and players looking to make the most of their availability to compete in matches after the full year off in 2020. Overall, there were 16 reports. A summary of reports in 2021 include: 7 for “Striking” 3 for “Rough Conduct” 2 for “Making contact to the Face” 2 for “Kicking” 1 for “Spitting” 1 for “Disputing an Umpires decision” Tribunal 2021 – Seniors

Tribunal 2021 - Juniors

Total Reports

Reports Heard

Total Reports

Reports Heard

Reports Withdrawn

Set Penalties

Reports Withdrawn

Set Penalties

Investigations

On Going

Guilty

Not Guilty

Reprimand

Weeks Suspended

Guilty

Not Guilty

Reprimand

Weeks Suspended

History Year

Total Reports

Guilty

Not Guilty

Total Weeks

2007

2008

1 (on appeal)

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2 (1 on appeal)

2015

2016

2017

2018

5 (1 on appeal)

2019

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

No Season

(Covid-19)

2021

The AFL Outer East would like to acknowledge and thank the efforts of Mr Craig West and Mr Greg Black in their role as Chairpersons of the tribunal. We also thank the tribunal panel members of, Mr Mick Huisintveld, Mr Fury Di Pietro, Mr Harold Bromley, Mr John Dennis and Mr Tony Robertson for giving up their time to volunteer with us.

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2021 Report YARRA VALLEY AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL COMMISSION LIMITED ABN 84 160 417 818 INDEPENDENT AUDIT REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF YARRA VALLEY AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL COMMISSION LIMITED. Report on the audit of the financial report Opinion We have audited the accompanying financial report of Yarra Valley Australian Football Commission Limited, which comprises the statement of financial position as at 31 October 2021, the statement of comprehensive income, statement of changes in equity and statement of cash flows for the year then ended, and notes to the financial statements including a summary of significant accounting policies, other explanatory information, and Board of Management declaration. In our opinion the accompanying financial report of the Yarra Valley Australian Football Commission Limited (League) is in accordance with the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012, including: a) b)

giving a true and fair view of the league’s financial position as at 31 October 2021 and of its financial performance for the year then ended; and complying with Australian Accounting Standards and Associations Incorporation Regulations.

Basis for opinion We conducted our audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor’s Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Report section of our report. We are independent of the League in accordance with the auditor independence requirements of the Corporations Act 2001 and the ethical requirements of the Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards Board’s APES 110 Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (the Code) that are relevant to our audit of the financial report in Australia. We have also fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance with the Code. We confirm that the independence declaration required by the Corporations Act 2001, which has been given to the directors of the Company, would be in the same terms if given to the directors as at the time of this auditor’s report.. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion. The directors are responsible for the other information. The other information comprises the information included in the League’s annual report for the year ended 31 October 2020 but does not include the financial report and our auditor’s report thereon. Our opinion on the financial report does not cover the other information and accordingly we do not express any form of assurance conclusion thereon.

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2021 Report continued In connection with our audit of the financial report, our responsibility is to read the other information and, in doing so, consider whether the other information is materially inconsistent with the financial report or our knowledge obtained in the audit or otherwise appears to be materially misstated. If, based on the work we have performed, we conclude that there is a material misstatement of this other information, we are required to report that fact. We have nothing to report in this regard. Responsibilities of the directors for the financial report The directors of the league are responsible for the preparation of the financial report that gives a true and fair view in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards and the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012 and for such internal control as the directors determine is necessary to enable the preparation of the financial report that gives a true and fair view and is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. In preparing the financial report, the directors are responsible for assessing the league’s ability to continue as a going concern, disclosing, as applicable, matters related to going concern and using the going concern basis of accounting unless the directors either intend to liquidate the Company or to cease operations, or have no realistic alternative but to do so. Auditor’s responsibilities for the audit of the financial report Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial report as a whole is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor’s report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with the Australian Auditing Standards will always detect a material misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of this financial report. A further description of our responsibilities for the audit of the financial report is located at the Auditing and Assurance Standards Board website at: http://www.auasb.gov.au/Home.aspx. This description forms part of our auditor’s report. Emphasis of Matter The operations of the Yarra Valley Australian Football Commission Limited for the year ended 31 October 2021 have been interrupted by the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdowns. I refer to Note 1 to the Financial Statements for more details of the impact of the pandemic on the financial report.

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as at 31 October 2021 BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 OCTOBER 2021 2021

2020

CURRENT ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents

498,072

317,318

Inventories

60,926

139,024

Trade Debtors & Receivables

21,018

52,700

580,016

509,042

115,599

89,322

115,599

89,322

695,616

598,363

44,819 -10,042 24,982 17,706 77,466

58,621 -2,272 10,523 11,779 78,651

Bank Loan

43,122

Total Non-Current Liabilities

43,122

Total Liabilities

120,588

78,651

NET ASSETS

575,028

519,712

519,712 55,316 575,028

540,607 -20,894 519,712

Total Current Assets

NON-CURRENT ASSETS Property, plant & equipment Total Non-Current Assets

Note 2

Total Assets CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade Creditors & Other Payables GST Liabilities Borrowings Payroll & ATO Clearing accounts Provision for Employee Entitlements Total Current Liabilities NON CURRENT LIABILITIES

EQUITY Retained Earnings Net Income Total Equity INCOME & EXPENDITURE STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2020

INCOME Sale of Products Cost of Sales Properties Division Gross Surplus OTHER INCOME

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2021 $

2020 $

364,776 300,080 64,696

269,982 228,485 41,497

as at 31 October 2021 OTHER INCOME Finals Gameday Functions Interleague Membership Fees -Football Membership Fees -Netball Umpiring Other Income Fines & Investigations External Funding & Salary Reimbursements Sponsorship & Donations Government Grants/Subsidies & Jobkeeper TOTAL INCOME

0 78,495 0 13,100 94,964 73,052 200,264 19,958 5,390 162,584 98,850 120,150 931,502

0 15,000 0 3,300 27,379 7,030 0 2,070 -770 0 82,057 315867 493,431

94,421 17,005 29,100 30,563 7,940 0 34,453 205,444 418,926

12,020 30,598 0 12,735 25,681 6,090 22,963 240 110,326

32,046 3,745 14,446 3,071 11,488 791 4,250 3,103 385,321

39,378 6,624 16,666 0 6,928 0 4,218 2,000 328,185

458,260

403,998

877,186

514,325

54,316

-20,894

OPERATING EXPENSES Football Expenses: Gameday Club Development Finals Insurance & Licenses Interleague Other/Sundry Netball Expenses Umpires Non Football Expenses: Admin. & Compliance Expenses Bad Debts Written Off & Rebates Depreciation Functions Property & Utilities Interest Inventory Write Off Sponsorship Costs Employment & Staff Expenses

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES OPERATING SURPLUS

CASH FLOW STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2020

CASH FLOWS FROM THE OPERATING ACTIVITIES Cash Receipts in the course of operations Interest received (costs paid) Cash Payments in the course of operations Net cash provided by / (used in) operating activities

Note 4

2021 $

2020 $

1,264,263 0 (1,085,908)

907,256 0 (780,110)

178,355

127,146

(40,724)

(12,969)

(40,724)

(12,969)

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES Payments for property, plant & equipment Net cash provided by / (used in) investing activities

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCE ACTIVITIES

Proceeds/(Repayment) Bank Loans

43,122

Net cash provided by / (used in) finance activities

43,122

180,754

114,177

Net increase / (decrease) in cash held

Cash at beginning of financial year

317,318

203,141

Cash at end of financial year

498,072

317,318

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as at 31 October 2021 Profit and Loss November 2020 - October 2021 Total Nov. 2020 - Oct. 2021

Nov. 2019 - Oct. 2020 (PY)

Income 40100 Sale of Products

364,775.65

269,981.98

40300 Membership Fees - Football

94,963.84

27,378.23

40350 Membership Fees - Netball

73,051.93

7,030.49

40400 Sponsorship

99,849.85

82,056.85

40500 Interleague

13,100.41

3,300.44

40600 Gameday Income

78,494.58

15,000.00

5,390.00

-770.00

40700 Fines & Investigations 40800 Telcommunictions - Club

11,799.82

40900 Umpiring

200,263.68

40950 Funding

162,583.75

45000 OTHER INCOME

127,353.45

49300 Sundry Income 49330 Services. 49400 Rebate Income

0.00

157,558.11

954.55 0.00 0.00

11.75

1,232,581.51

561,547.85

50000 Cost of Sales

300,079.61

228,485.14

Inventory Shrinkage

4,249.58

4,217.61

Total Cost of Sales

304,329.19

232,702.75

Gross Profit

928,252.32

328,845.10

0.00

160,367.42

0.00

160,367.42

0.00

6,090.00

Total Income Cost of Sales

Other Income 80000 Other Non operating Income Total Other Income Expenses 60000 Expenses 60800 Final Events 60900 Functions 61000 Sponsorships

29,100.17 3,070.91 3,103.36

2,000.00

61100 Licenses, permits & Insurance

30,563.00

12,734.62

61200 Netball Expenses

34,453.27

22,962.69

61300 Game Day Expenses

94,421.09

12,019.99

61400 Umpires

205,443.61

240.00

62000 Employment Expenses

385,321.21

328,184.67

63100 Development

17,004.95

30,598.14

63200 Property & Equipment

8,401.65

19,977.55

63300 Rebates & Bad Debts

3,744.73

6,624.00

10,304.40

10,774.79

63400 Utilities 63500 Interleague Costs

7,940.00

25,680.90

64000 Depreciation

14,446.23

16,666.24

65000 Administration

24,199.90

19,862.08

65200 Discounts Total Expenses

0.00 871,518.48

514,415.67

70000 Capital Expenditure

625.00

-4,310.00

90000 Other Expenses

791.10

Other Expenses

BAS Roundoff Gain or Loss Total Other Expenses Net Earnings

2.16

1.32

1,418.26

-4,308.68

55,315.58

-20,894.47

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NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2021

1. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES

These financial statements are a special purpose financial report prepared in order to satisfy the financial reporting requirements of the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012, for use by the members of the League and to fulfil the board's requirements to prepare financial statements. The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012 and the following Accounting Standards: AASB 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers AASB 16 Leases AASB 101 Presentation of Financial Statements AASB 102 Inventory AASB 107 Cash Flow Statements AASB 108 Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting Estimates and Errors AASB 110 Events after the Reporting Period AASB 113 Fair Value AASB 116 Property, Plant and Equipment AASB 119 AASB 119 Employee Benefits No other applicable Accounting Standards, Australian Accounting Interpretations or other authoritative pronouncements of the Australian Accounting Standards Board have been applied. The financial statements have been prepared on an accruals basis and are based on historic costs and do not take into account changing money values or, except where specifically stated, current valuations. The financial statements have been prepared on a going concern basis. The following significant accounting policies have been adopted in the preparation of these financial statements and consistently applied to all periods covered. PROPERTY, PLANT & EQUIPMENT

Items of property, plant and equipment are carried at cost or fair value less, where applicable, any accumulated depreciation and impairment loss. The items have been assessed for current replacement cost in 2019, and as a result there has been no change in the values of the individual items. Subsequent costs are included in the asset's carrying amount or recognised as a separate asset, as appropriate, only when it is probable that future economic benefits associated with the item will flow to the association and the cost of the item can be measured reliably. All other repairs and maintenance are charged to the income and expenditure statement during the financial period in which they are incurred. Gains and losses on disposal of an item of property, plant & equipment are determined by comparing the proceeds from disposal with the carrying amount, and are recognised net within other income in the income and expenditure statement.

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NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (Continued) FOR YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2021

DEPRECIATION

Depreciation is calculated on the depreciable amount of all fixed assets over their useful lives commencing from the time the asset is held ready for use. The depreciation methods and rates used for each class of assets are as follows: Computer Equipment – Diminishing value method 33%. Furniture & Fittings – Diminishing value method 7.5% to 20% Leasehold Improvements – Diminishing value method 20% Motor Vehicles - Diminishing value method 25% Depreciation methods, useful lives and residual values are reviewed at each financial year end and adjusted if appropriate. INVENTORIES

Inventories are measured at the lower of cost and net realisable value. The cost is based on the first in, first out principle and includes expenditure incurred in acquiring the inventories and other costs associated with bringing them to their existing location and condition. Net realisable value is the estimated selling price in the ordinary course of business, less the estimated selling expenses. A significant amount of Inventory ($65,655) was written off in 2019 to ensure that Inventory was valued at its net realisable value. LEASES

Operating leases do not transfer substantially all the risks and benefits incidental to ownership of an asset. Payments made under an operating lease are recognised in the expenditure statement on a straight line basis over the term of the lease. The leased assets are not recognised in the balance sheet of the association. EMPLOYEE ENTITLEMENTS

Provision is made for the association's liability for Employee Entitlements arising from services rendered by employees to balance date. Employee Entitlements that are expected to be settled within one year have been measured at the amounts expected to be paid when the liability is settled, plus related on-costs. Annual leave has been assessed in accordance with the provisions of AASB 119 however, no change in classification between current and noncurrent is considered necessary. INCOME TAX

The League has been granted an income tax exemption by the Australian Taxation Office.

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NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (Continued) FOR YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2021

GOODS AND SERVICES TAX

Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST), except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Taxation Office. In these circumstances, the GST is recognised as part of the cost of acquisition of the asset or as part of the expense. Receivables and payables are stated with amount of GST included. The net amount of GST recoverable or payable to the Australian Taxation Office is included as a current asset or liability in the balance sheet. REVENUE RECOGNITION Property Division Sales Property Division Sales represent revenue earned from the sale of products to member clubs. Revenue is recorded when the goods are despatched. lnterest Income Interest Income is recognised as it accrues. Management Fees Management Fees represent revenue earned from charges to member clubs used to fund the provision of services (including but not limited to umpires). Asset Sales The profit or loss on disposal of assets is included as revenue of the association. Such profit or loss on disposal of assets is brought to account at the date an unconditional contract of sale is signed. 2. PROPERTY PLANT & EQUIPMENT Movement in Carrying Amounts Net Carrying Amount As at 31 October 2019 Additions Disposals Depreciation As at 31 October 2020 Additions Disposals Depreciation As at 31 October 2021

Motor Vehicles

Leasehold Improvements

Furniture & Fittings

Total

5,060

23,555 10,997

64,404 1,972

93,019 12,969

3,480 1,580 40,724

1,737 32,815

11,449 54,927

16,666 89,322 40,724

3,233 39,071

1,737 31,078

9,477 45,450

14,446 115,599

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NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (Continued) FOR YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2021

3. OPERATING LEASES The League has no operating or financial leases at 31 October 2021. 4. CASH FLOW STATEMENT NOTES RECONCILIATION OF CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

Operating Profit/(Deficit) Non-cash flow items Depreciation Leasehold amortisation Changes in Assets & Liabilities Decrease/(Increase) in trade & other receivables Decrease/(Increase) in inventory Increase/(Decrease) in trade & other payables Increase/(Decrease) in employee provisions Cash flows from operating activities

2021

2020

$ 55,316

$ (20,894)

14,446

16,666 0

31,681 78,098 (7,113) 5,927 178,355

183,069 (72,911) 25,402 (4,186) 127,146

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2021

PARTICIPANTS

Total – 8902 Auskick – 936 Juniors – 2525 Seniors – 3444 Netball - 1826 Umpires – 171 *All registered participants in AFL Outer East

TEAMS

CLUBS Total – 48 Senior Football – 27 Junior Football Clubs – 15 Veterans – 2 Netball - 4

Total – 330 Seniors – 72 Veterans – 6 Junior Boys – 74 Junior Girls – 20 Netball - 146 Women’s - 12

FACEBOOK 2020 – 8,606 likes 2021 – 9,221 (+515) Post Reach Best – Division One Men’s Team of the Year Reach – 14,047 engagements – 3,056

INSTAGRAM 2020 – 3,095 likes 2021 – 3,547 (+452) Post Reach Best – 2,219 1,000+ views: 204 posts

TWITTER 2020 – 630 followers 2021 – 677 (+39) Impressions 12-month total – 119,746 12-month average – 9,979 Post Reach Best – 2,357 80 engagements

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2021

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2021

1 4

Broadford FNC

Alexandra FNC

Kinglake FNC

Marysville Vets

Thornton-Eildon FNC

Yea FNC

Healesville FNC & JFC

Mount Evelyn FNC & JFC

Powelltown FNC

Seville FNC & JFC

Wandin FNC & JFC

Warburton Millgrove FNC

Wesburn JFC

Woori Yallock FNC & JFC

Worawa JFC

Yarra Glen FNC & JFC

Yarra Junction FNC & JFC

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2021

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Beaconsfield FC & NC

Belgrave FNC & JFC

Berwick NC

Berwick Springs FNC

Cranbourne FC & NC

Doveton FNC

Emerald FNC & JFC

Gembrook Cockatoo FNC & JFC

Monbulk FNC & JFC

Narre Warren FNC

Officer FC & ROC NC

Olinda Ferny Creek FNC & JFC

Pakenham FC & NC

Upwey Tecoma FNC

2021 Senior Presidents 1966-1968 G. Sutherland 1969-1973 R. Mills 1974-1985 J. Dyer 1986-1991 H. Ramage 1992-1993 J. Hartnell 1993-1994 R. Rolando* 1995-1996 D. Harvey 1997-1998 G. Wragg 1999-2000 G. Tuplin 2001-2008 T. Mitchell 2009 - 2011 G. Tuplin 2012 - 2015 L. Groenewegen Senior Vice Presidents 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, L. Ure 1972 T. Ferguson, E. Holden 1973-1975 K. Poynton* G. Dark, P. Gilmore, E. Hunter, H. Ramage, J. 1976-1977 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 2001-2009 S. Smith 2010-2011 L. Groenewegen 2012- 2014 M. Sandilands 2015 C. Hutchison

Secretaries 1966-1967 1968 1969-1970 1971-1975 1976-1981

W. Valentine R. Matthews W. Valentine L. Day V. Clauscen

Senior Committee of Management Chair 2016 - 2017

L. Groenewegen

Senior Committee of Management Vice Chair 2016 - 2017

M. Hill

Football Managers 1982-1985 N. Sash 1986-1991 V. Clauscen 1992-1994 K. Spence 1995-1998 B. Stuart 1999-2001 L. Elder 2001-2002 L. Rice 2003-2007 B. O'Brien CEO/General Managers 2008 - 2014 S. Walter 2014 - 2015 G. Sumner 2015 - 2016 L. McCormick 2017 A. Bailey

Junior Presidents D. Makieson T. Barklay D. Evans J. Myers -2015 S. Elliott

Commercial & Regional Operations 2016 - 2016 T. Boyle 2016 C. Hutchison

Business Manager 1996-2007 R. Hayes

Admin & Accounts Manager 2002 T. Foo 2003-2006 L. Woodcock 2006 R. Wyhoon 2007-2008 C. Tuplin 2008-2012 S. Cooper 2013 - 2018 G. Seeger 2019 S. Harbert

Junior Committee of Management Chair 2016 - 2017

A. Gibbons

Junior Committee of Management Chair 2016 - 2017

K. Stokes

Outer East Commissioners 2013 T. Mitchell 2013 - 2015 S. Smith* 2018 - 2019 S. Smith* 2013 - 2017 D. Evans 2013 - 2015 M. Sargent 2018 M. Sargent 2015 - 2016 R. Allen 2015 - 2017 K. DeVillars 2016 L. Groenewegen 2017 - 2018 M. Hill 2016 - 2017 A. Gibbons 2016 - 2019 K. Stokes 2018 - 2020 M. Darke 2019 R. Ford 2019 L. Bourke 2020 G.Tuplin

Business Manager 1996-2007 R. Hayes

Football Promotions Officer 2001-2001 S. Connell Football Development Manager 2013 - 2017 Dean Rice 2018 - 2020 Daniel Ryan 2021 Grace Nicholls Football Operations Manager 2008- 2015 J. Orren Netball Operations Manager 2013 - 2015 K. Upton Netball Administration Officer 2015 - 2015 M. Chamberlin Media Manager 2019 Matt Fotia 2020 Grace Kalac 2021 Lachlan Shaw

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2021 K. Adams R. Allen B. Andrews A. Argoon T. Armstrong L. Barclay M. Benham G. Black T. Bourke J. Brent H. Bromley R. Burke B. Cadle * D. Campbell J. Campbell D. Carey W. Carpenter Mrs J.Chandler T. Chandler A. Clarke Mrs N. Cleven J. Cole D. Cole S. Cole C. Crook* G. Crook S. Darwall J. De Graaf D. De Munk E. Dillon R. Dennehy* S. Dicello G. Dounan P. Dunne B. Dunstan* V. Dunstan J. Dyer J. Edwards D. Evans J. Exton R. Fellows I. Ferguson T. Fitton* P. Fletcher T. Foo* A. Giblin J. Goldsmith

S. Goodie G. Gordon P. Gramlick G. Griffith L. Groenewegen J. Hajder S. Halit G. Halliday J. Harrison S. Hartnell C. Haworth G. Hay P. Hayne S. Hedger B. Heppell P. Hermon M. Hill J. Hirst* M. Holly J. Hughes A. Humphrey E. Hunter* R. Hunter* W.E. Hutchinson G. Ison R. Jeffery P. Johnstone R. Jolley A. Jones B. Jones R. Jones W. Jones C. Kay P. Kendall J. Krijt V. Lamendola J. Lamonica J. Leonard H. Linden Mrs B. Lindsay S. Lord D. Mackieson P. Molloy* H. Marsh S. Martin B. Matthews R. Matthews*

G. Maxwell P. McConachy R. Mc Kail D. McKecknie K. Mc Master E. Merriton* G. Miller G. Millman R. Mills Alan. Mitchell A. Mitchell B. Mitchell C. Mitchell D. Mitchell G. Mitchell J. Mitchell T. Mitchell D. Monkhorst A. Morgan R. Morris L. Morrison F. Moss F. Musico* J. Myers M. O'Neill J. Orren G. Owen B. Painter S. Pantorno R. Pell L. Phillips W. Phillips* D. Plozza R. Pollard D. Porter G. Potter I. Purdon L. Purton H. Ramage J. Ramage V. Ressom* S. Richardson A. Richter D. Robertson B. Robinson G. Rutherford D. Ryan

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M. Sandilands R. Scot* M. Scott T. Scott A. Seamer* D. Seamer N. Seamer T. Selby C. Shalder* J. Shalders M. Shore J. Skelly S. Smith* K. Sonogan T. Spark* K. Spence T. Steege G. Steiner P. Steiner P. Stockley L. Strattford* J. Stuart M. Sund G. Sutherland L. Taylor M. Terjesen C. Thompson K. Thompson G. Tippett G. Tuplin L. Ure J. Ure W.E. Valentine W. Wales M. Walker T. Walker L. Walters A. White* S. Wolfe T. Wragg

* denotes deceased

2021 2021 Senior Affiliated Clubs Club

President

Secretary

Alexandra

Ray Steyger

Kylie Cairns

Beaconsfield FC

Troy Robinson

Naomi Rice

Beaconsfield NC

Wayne Nelson

Shelley Ziesler

Belgrave

Julian Schill

Alys Johnson

Berwick NC

Steve Santamaria

Emma Clarke

Berwick Springs

Ashley Allison

Nicole Fletcher

Broadford

Bonnie Cavanagh

Amanda Rothwell-Hiscock

Cranbourne

Shane Baker

Terry Gleeson

Doveton

John Stapleton

Carol Stapleton

Emerald

Mark Pedder

Kelly Pascoe

Gembrook Cockatoo

Ross Hubbard

Tina Van Schilt

Healesville

Daniel Plozza

Brooke Coleman

Kinglake

Clinton Robinson

Kris Hamer

Marysville

Wayne Elliott

Bill Metcalfe

Monbulk

Grant Dennison

Nan Cleven

Mt Evelyn

Ray Fellows

Lauren Zelunka

Narre Warren

Stuart Stephenson

Sonya Alexander

Officer FC

Nick McLennan

Debbie O’Loughlin

Olinda Ferny Creek

Mick Hill

Mick Beattie

Pakenham FC

Travis Hamilton

Kylie Camenzuli

Pakenham Lions

Marg Jones

Sarah O’Neill

Powelltown

Geoff Mooney

Rebecca Taylor

ROC NC

Laura Quinn

Nic Robbins

Seville

Mick Shore

Mick Morris

Thornton Eildon

Heather Mason

Chantelle Dundas

Upwey Tecoma

Craig Waters

Robbyn Johnson

Wandin

Mick Fowkes

Melissa Lang

Warburton Millgrove

Rodney Barnard

Anita Woods

Woori Yallock

Robert Thompson

Sharyn Cotton

Yarra Glen

Vincent Erickson

Meaghan Carter

Yarra Junction

Tony Aulich

Stacey Davis

Yea

Duncan Newcomen

Brian Phillips

2021 Junior Affiliated Clubs Club

President

Secretary

Belgrave

Paul Piaser

Ben Brockliss

Emerald

Mark Goodyear

Brenda Goodyear

Gembrook Cockatoo

Renee Martini

Tina Van Schilt

Healesville

Anne Marie Ebbels

Steve Ebbels

Monbulk

Cindy Downey

Stephen McDonald

Mt Evelyn

Mathew Bell

Peter Scash

Olinda Ferny Creek

Patrick Ford

Tara Tonkin

Seville

Brett Hook

Christie Smith

Upwey Tecoma

Brendan Ferguson

Gareth Philips

Wandin

Scott Coghlan

Tanya Sibilia

Wesburn

Tony Wunhym

Amy MacDonald

Woori Yallock

Aaron Ratten

Jessica Ratten

Worawa

Mim Preston

Yarra Glen

Darren Bennett

Grant Mouncey

Yarra Junction

Belinda Conway

Kristy Burrows

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2021 Premier Division Karcher Premier Division - A Grade

Totally Work Wear Premier Division - SENIORS Team

% Won

1 Beaconsfield

776

334 232.34

100

1 Olinda Ferny Creek

2 Cranbourne

697

399 174.69

3 Narre Warren

787

4 Pakenham

5 Olinda Ferny Creek

6 Woori Yallock

7 Upwey Tecoma

8 Wandin

9 Doveton

0 523 383 136.55

68.75

2 Narre Warren

0 521 367 141.96

466 168.88

66.67

3 Beaconsfield

0 441 354 124.58

548

447 122.60

57.14

4 Cranbourne

0 432 376 114.89

466

417 111.75

57.14

5 Berwick

0 386 346 111.56

716

620 115.48

6 Woori Yallock

0 453 468 96.79

332

723

45.92

7 Wandin

0 446 471 94.69

448

838

53.46

12.5

8 Pakenham

0 325 406 80.05

335

861

38.91

12.5

9 Upwey Tecoma

0 346 450 76.89

10 Doveton

0 349 601 58.07

Coates Premier Division - Reserves Team

Team

Pts

Premier Division - B Grade

% Won

1 Cranbourne

852

103 827.18

100

1 Narre Warren

2 Narre Warren

840

233 360.52

3 Pakenham

332

4 Olinda Ferny Creek

526

Team

0 529 337 156.97

Pts 36

88.89

2 Olinda Ferny Creek

0 490 366 133.88

328 101.22

71.43

3 Wandin

0 361 289 124.91

341 154.25

57.14

4 Pakenham

0 410 339 120.94

0 400 345 115.94

5 Wandin

337

442

76.24

5 Beaconsfield

6 Doveton

310

624

49.68

31.25

6 Cranbourne

0 425 342 124.27

7 Beaconsfield

292

595

49.08

7 Berwick

0 375 348 107.76

8 Woori Yallock

206

821

25.09

16.67

8 Woori Yallock

0 283 458 61.79

9 Upwey Tecoma

284

492

57.72

12.5

9 Upwey Tecoma

0 334 524 63.74

10 Doveton

0 248 507 48.92

Box Hill Institute U19 Boys - Premier Division Team

Premier Division - C Grade

% Won

1 Beaconsfield

715

106 674.53

100

2 Pakenham

503

262 191.98

3 Narre Warren Black

595

4 Upwey Tecoma

5 Berwick Springs

6 Cranbourne

7 Woori Yallock

1 Narre Warren

Team

0 423 216 195.83

Pts 32

85.71

2 Olinda Ferny Creek

0 351 239 146.86

256 232.42

66.67

3 Beaconsfield

0 298 215 138.60

483

466 103.65

4 Cranbourne

0 389 228 170.61

372

716

51.96

5 Pakenham

0 315 211 149.29

240

767

31.29

6 Berwick

0 277 244 113.52

278

613

45.35

7 Wandin

0 246 258 95.35

8 Upwey Tecoma

0 167 342 48.83

9 Doveton

0 170 408 41.67

10 Woori Yallock

0 134 409 32.76

Premier Division - D Grade P

1 Narre Warren

Team

0 367 136 269.85

2 Cranbourne

0 260 134 194.03

3 Berwick

0 242 171 141.52

4 Upwey Tecoma

0 215 171 125.73

5 Olinda Ferny Creek

0 265 238 111.34

6 Beaconsfield

0 221 210 105.24

7 Pakenham

0 191 204 93.63

8 Wandin

0 157 197 79.70

9 Woori Yallock

82 322 25.47

10 Doveton

0 157 374 41.98

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Pts

2021 Division One Karcher Division 1 - A Grade

Hallam & Bayswater Truck Centres Division One - Seniors

1 ROC

2 559 241 231.95

100

2 Seville

2 533 266 200.38

72.22

3 Emerald

2 477 311 153.38

0 911 422 215.88

66.67

4 Gembrook Cockatoo

2 332 398 83.42

0 823 551 149.36

55.56

5 Mt Evelyn

2 432 433 99.77

0 667 513 130.02

6 Monbulk

2 360 339 106.19

0 381 851

7 Healesville

2 268 425 63.06

0 500 1030 48.54

22.22

8 Berwick Springs

2 240 472 50.85

0 349 1299 26.87

9 Belgrave

2 330 646 51.08

Team

1 Monbulk

0 694 318 218.24

81.25

2 Mt Evelyn

0 1090 592 184.12

3 Gembrook Cockatoo

0 705 544 129.60

4 Officer

5 Seville

6 Emerald

7 Healesville

8 Berwick Springs

9 Belgrave

44.77

Team

% Won

Coates Division One - Reserves

% Won

Division 1 - B Grade

Team

% Won

1 Mt Evelyn

0 779 407 191.40

2 Officer

0 804 315 255.24

3 Seville

4 Emerald

5 Gembrook Cockatoo

6 Monbulk

7 Belgrave

8 Healesville 9 Berwick Springs

1 ROC

Team

2 532 249 213.65

% Won 100

77.78

2 Seville

2 476 242 196.69

0 568 294 193.20

77.78

3 Monbulk

2 357 245 145.71

0 464 299 155.18

4 Mt Evelyn

2 459 353 130.03

0 480 476 100.84

55.56

5 Emerald

2 334 316 105.70

0 463 405 114.32

37.5

6 Gembrook Cockatoo

2 341 365 93.42

0 433 688

62.94

7 Belgrave

2 372 464 80.17

0 201 797

25.22

12.5

8 Healesville

2 157 419 37.47

0 287 798

35.96

11.11

9 Berwick Springs

2 207 582 35.57

% Won

Division 1 - C Grade

Box Hill Institute U19 Boys - Division 1 Team

1 Emerald

0 789 270 292.22

88.89

1 ROC

Team

4 365 163 223.93

% Won 100

2 Officer

0 679 290 234.14

88.89

2 Seville

4 290 183 158.47

3 Olinda Ferny Creek

0 639 288 221.88

88.89

3 Emerald

3 286 218 131.19

4 Healesville

0 668 292 228.77

4 Gembrook Cockatoo

3 302 278 108.63

5 Gembrook Cockatoo

0 481 448 107.37

55.56

5 Monbulk

3 224 205 109.27

6 Mt Evelyn

0 417 682

61.14

6 Mt Evelyn

4 247 321 76.95

7 Wandin

0 297 711

41.77

12.5

8 Monbulk

0 217 736

29.48

7 Berwick Springs 8 Belgrave

9 9

2 1

7 8

0 0

4 265 354 74.86 3 254 358 70.95

22 11

9 Narre Warren White

0 207 677

30.58

1 ROC

2 403 97 415.46

100

2 Emerald

2 290 112 258.93

3 Seville

2 196 133 147.37

4 Mt Evelyn

2 219 232 94.40

5 Berwick Springs

2 209 275 76.00

6 Gembrook Cockatoo

3 126 187 67.38

7 Belgrave

3 121 254 47.64

8 Healesville

61 150 40.67

9 Monbulk

77 262 29.39

Division 1 - D Grade Team

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% Won

2021 Division Two ATC Traffic Division 2 - Seniors Team

Karcher Division 2 - A Grade

10 10 10 10

9 8 7 6

1 2 2 4

0 0 1 0

0 0 0 0

0 990 527 187.86 0 1116 676 165.09 0 907 558 162.54 0 872 627 139.07

36 32 30 24

0 1113 674 165.13

6 Warburton Millgrove 10

702 816

86.03

7 Yea 8 Broadford

1 0

8 10

1 0

0 0

464 1110 41.80 316 1492 21.18

6 0

1 2 3 4

Kinglake Powelltown Alexandra Yarra Glen 5 Yarra Junction

10 10

Pts

1 Warburton Millgrove

Team

1 473 259 182.63

% Won 100

2 Yea

10 10

1 452 263 171.86

100

3 Broadford

2 401 380 105.53

4 Powelltown

1 338 336 100.60

5 Yarra Glen

1 331 361 91.69

6 Alexandra

1 356 464 76.72

7 Yarra Junction

2 317 402 78.86

8 Kinglake

0 111 314 35.35

Division 2 - B Grade

PFG Australia Division Two - Reserves P

1 Warburton Millgrove 10

0 1215 276 440.22

1 Yarra Glen

10 10

0 576 253 227.67

100

2 Powelltown

761 338 225.15

2 Powelltown

0 452 351 128.77

3 Kinglake

789 390 202.31

3 Broadford

0 487 414 117.63

4 Alexandra

589 619

4 Warburton Millgrove

0 369 398 92.71

0 331 399 82.96

Team

95.15

Team

Pts

% Won

5 Yarra Glen

667 466 143.13

5 Yea

6 Yarra Junction

426 760

56.05

6 Yarra Junction

0 395 443 89.16

7 Broadford

299 1174 25.47

7 Alexandra

0 285 461 61.82

8 Yea

185 908

20.37

8 Kinglake

0 263 439 59.91

Pts

Box Hill Institute U17 Boys

Division 2 - C Grade

Team

1 Kinglake

684 206 322.04

1 Broadford

0 335 171 195.91

2 Broadford

366 420

87.14

2 Warburton Millgrove

0 379 166 228.31

3 Seville

243 376

64.63

3 Powelltown

0 333 215 154.88

4 Alexandra

297 588

50.51

4 Yarra Glen

0 342 216 158.33

5 Alexandra

0 258 320 80.63

6 Yea

0 218 277 78.70

7 Yarra Junction

0 141 288 48.96

8 Kinglake

96 449 21.38

Division 2 - D Grade

Bendigo Bank Veterans Team

Team

Pts

1 Healesville

1 389 140 277.86

1 Powelltown

10 10

0 300 135 222.22

2 Mt Evelyn

0 437 220 198.64

2 Broadford

0 180 136 132.35

3 Narre Warren

0 354 220 160.91

3 Yarra Glen

0 211 167 126.35

4 Gembrook Cockatoo

0 369 198 186.36

4 Warburton Millgrove

0 225 167 134.73

5 Tooradin Dalmore

0 204 575 35.48

5 Alexandra

0 165 194 85.05

6 Marysville

0 118 855 13.80

6 Thornton Eildon

0 170 203 83.74

7 Yea

0 153 220 69.55

8 Yarra Junction

Team

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97 279 34.77

Pts

2021 Women’s Karcher Women's Division 2

Karcher Women's Division 1 1 2 3 4 5 6

Team Mt Evelyn Beaconsfield Upwey Tecoma Pakenham Healesville Monbulk

P 10 9 9 10 9 9

W 10 8 5 4 1 0

L D B FF F A % % Won 0 0 1 0 651 36 1808.33 100 1 0 1 0 329 190 173.16 88.89 4 0 1 0 303 275 110.18 55.56 6 0 1 0 194 371 52.29 40 8 0 1 0 171 265 64.53 11.11 9 0 1 0 40 551 7.26 0

Team 1 Yarra Junction 2 Olinda Ferny Creek

P W L D B FF F A % 9 8 1 0 1 0 494 115 429.57 9 5 4 0 1 0 248 162 153.09

Pts 36 24

3 4 5 6

9 9 9 9

0 299 205 145.85 0 223 225 99.11 0 157 255 61.57 0 65 524 12.40

24 24 20 4

3.5-23

Officer Belgrave Thornton - Eildon Seville/Woori Yallock

5 5 4 0

Round 1

4 4 5 9

0 0 0 0

1 1 1 1

Round 1

17/04/2021

Upwey Tecoma

2.4-16

Beaconsfield

11.9-75

17/04/2021

Belgrave

6.6-42

Olinda Ferny Creek

17/04/2021

Healesville

1.0-6

Mt Evelyn

7.16-58

17/04/2021

Yarra Junction

9.11-65

Thornton - Eildon

1.2-8

17/04/2021

Monbulk

1.0-6

Pakenham

7.13-55

17/04/2021 Seville/Woori Yallock

1.0-6

Officer

8.9-57

24/04/2021

Mt Evelyn

7.13-55

Upwey Tecoma

0.1-1

24/04/2021

Belgrave

6.4-40

Thornton - Eildon

2.2-14

23/04/2021

Beaconsfield

6.7-43

Pakenham

2.2-14

24/04/2021

Yarra Junction

7.9-51

Officer

5.2-32

24/04/2021

Monbulk

Bye

24/04/2021

Healesville

Bye

Round 2

24/04/2021 Olinda Ferny Creek

1/05/2021 Seville/Woori Yallock 3.1-19

1/05/2021

Mt Evelyn

5.11-41

Beaconsfield

1.1-7

1/05/2021

Healesville

6.1-37

Monbulk

0.0-0

1/05/2021

Yarra Junction

1/05/2021

Pakenham

2.3-15

Upwey Tecoma

6.4-40

1/05/2021

Officer

8/05/2021

Upwey Tecoma

6.6-42

Healesville

3.6-24

8/05/2021

Thornton - Eildon

8/05/2021

Pakenham

1.4-10

Beaconsfield

6.4-40

8/05/2021

Olinda Ferny Creek

8/05/2021

Monbulk

0.0-0

Mt Evelyn

10.11-71

8/05/2021

Yarra Junction

Round 4

Round 5 Mt Evelyn

12.6-78

15/05/2021

Upwey Tecoma

16/05/2021

Beaconsfield

22/05/2021

Monbulk

22/05/2021

Pakenham

0.0-0

12.16-88

Monbulk

2.1-13

6.5-41

Healesville

3.3-21

2.2-14

Pakenham

2.7-19

Beaconsfield

7.5-47

Upwey Tecoma

3.5-23

Mt Evelyn

5.9-39

Healesville

2.3-15

Round 6

22/05/2021

Olinda Ferny Creek

2.2-14

Belgrave

6.8-44

Thornton - Eildon

2.6-18

Bye Bye

Round 4 2.12-24

Officer

5.3-33

8.9-57 Seville/Woori Yallock

1.1-7

7.7-49

Belgrave

3.5-23

Round 5 15/05/2021 Seville/Woori Yallock

1.1-7

Thornton - Eildon

7.6-48

15/05/2021

Officer

8.6-54

Belgrave

2.5-17

15/05/2021

Yarra Junction

5.6-36

Olinda Ferny Creek

0.1-1

Round 6 22/05/2021

Thornton - Eildon

1.3-9

Yarra Junction

8.12-60

22/05/2021

Belgrave

2.3-15

Olinda Ferny Creek

3.5-23

22/05/2021

Officer

10.5-65 Seville/Woori Yallock 2.1-13

Rounds 7 & 8 were cancelled due to lockdown

Round 9

Round 9 18/06/2021

1.1-7

Round 3

15/05/2021

9.8-62 Seville/Woori Yallock

Mt Evelyn

10.10-70

Monbulk

0.0-0

20/06/2021

Healesville

2.1-13

Beaconsfield

2.3-15

19/06/2021

Upwey Tecoma

5.3-33

Pakenham

3.5-23

Round 10 26/06/2021

Beaconsfield

2.4-16

Upwey Tecoma

1.2-8

26/06/2021

Pakenham

7.10-52

Monbulk

0.0-0

27/06/2021

Healesville

1.1-7

Mt Evelyn

3.1-19

Round 11

19/06/2021

Officer

19/06/2021

Thornton - Eildon

1.3-9

Belgrave

19/06/2021 Olinda Ferny Creek 19/06/2021

1.4-10

Bye

Yarra Junction

Bye 19.12-126 Seville/Woori Yallock

0.0-0

Round 10 26/06/2021

Thornton - Eildon

26/06/2021

Officer

26/06/2021

Belgrave

3.7-25 Seville/Woori Yallock

0.0-0

3.2-20

Olinda Ferny Creek

2.2-14

2.4-16

Yarra Junction

1.1-7 4.3-27

Round 11

3/07/2021

Beaconsfield

3/07/2021

Mt Evelyn

16.11-107

Monbulk

Bye 0.0-0

4/07/2021

Pakenham

1.0-6

Healesville

0.4-4

3/07/2021

Upwey Tecoma

Bye

3/07/2021

Belgrave

2.4-16

Olinda Ferny Creek

3/07/2021

Officer

1.3-9

Thornton - Eildon

1.4-10

1.0-6

Yarra Junction

4.16-40

3/07/2021 Seville/Woori Yallock

Round 12

10/07/2021 Seville/Woori Yallock

Bye

10/07/2021

Monbulk

1.1-7

Upwey Tecoma

7.10-52

10/07/2021

Thornton - Eildon

0.1-1

Olinda Ferny Creek

4.3-27

10/07/2021

Beaconsfield

6.9-45

Healesville

7.2-44

10/07/2021

Officer

3.2-20

Yarra Junction

9.6-60

11/07/2021

Pakenham

0.0-0

Mt Evelyn

17.11-113

10/07/2021

Belgrave

Round 13 was cancelled due to lockdown

Bye

Round 13 was cancelled due to lockdown

Finals Week One

1/08/2021

Upwey Tecoma

4.4-28

Pakenham

1.3-9

1/08/2021

Officer

2.0-12

Belgrave

2.10-22

1/08/2021

Mt Evelyn

4.9-33

Beaconsfield

2.2-14

1/08/2021

Yarra Junction

1.5-11

Olinda Ferny Creek

4.8-32

The season was cancelled after week one of the finals due to lockdown

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The season was cancelled after week one of the finals due to lockdown

2021 Juniors Glenbrae Signs Under 13 - Division 3 Glenbrae Signs Under 17

Team

% Won

Team

% Won

Monbulk

Emerald

81.82

Wesburn

Monbulk

Mt Evelyn

Healesville

77.78

Emerald

Wesburn

55.56

Upwey Tecoma

Belgrave

Seville

Upwey Tecoma

Mt Evelyn

Gembrook-Woori

22.22

Wandin

Glenbrae Signs Under 11 – Yarra

Glenbrae Signs Under 15 - Yarra

Team

% Won

Olinda Ferny Creek

100

Mt Evelyn Upwey Tecoma

Monbulk

Belgrave

Woori Yallock

Healesville

Seville

Team

% Won

Woori Yallock

90.91

Olinda Ferny Creek

81.82

Wesburn

81.82

Belgrave

63.64

Emerald

63.64

Healesville Red

54.55

Team

% Won

Mt Evelyn

36.36

Yarra Junction

Gembrook Cockatoo

36.36

Wandin

Yarra Glen

Wesburn

Glenbrae Signs Under 11 - Ranges

Glenbrae Signs Under 15 – Ranges Team

% Won

Gembrook Cockatoo

Monbulk

63.64

Emerald

Healesville White

63.64

Upwey Tecoma

27.27

Yarra Glen

18.18

Seville

9.09

Wandin

9.09

Glenbrae Signs Under 17 Girls

Glenbrae Signs Under 13 - Yarra

Team

% Won

Mt Evelyn

94.44

Monbulk

61.11

Yarra Glen

56.25

Healesville

22.22

Emerald

16.67

Team

% Won

Mt Evelyn

100

Upwey

87.5

Team

% Won

Mt Evelyn

90.91

Woori Yallock

57.14

Healesville

81.82

Healesville

33.33

Olinda Ferny Creek

63.64

22.22

Belgrave

45.45

Emerald

36.36

Yarra Glen

31.82

Worawa

27.27

Wandin

22.73 % Won

Wandin

Glenbrae Signs Under 15 Girls

Glenbrae Signs Under 13 - Ranges Team

% Won

Yarra Glen

Gembrook Cockatoo

Wandin

Healesville

Olinda Ferny Creek

Emerald

Glenbrae Signs Under 13 Girls Team

Mt Evelyn

100

Belgrave

88.89

44.44

Healesville

66.67

22.22

Monbulk

44.44

Upwey Tecoma

37.5

Yarra Glen

12.5

Olinda Ferny Creek

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2021 Juniors 17 & Under - White

17 & Under - Blue Team

% Won

1 Berwick

342 132 259.09

100

1 Narre Warren

3 252 89

283.15

100

2 Narre Warren

278 166 167.47

2 Pakenham

3 176 139 126.62

3 Emerald

244 206 118.45

3 Cranbourne

133.33

4 Olinda Ferny Creek

209 206 101.46

4 Berwick

3 160 138 115.94

5 Pakenham

217 210 103.33

5 Beaconsfield

4 120 151

79.47

6 Beaconsfield

171 210

81.43

6 Berwick Springs

2 122 203

60.10

7 ROC

112 272

41.18

7 Doveton

18.47

% Won

1 Narre Warren

297 81

366.67

100

Team 1 Narre Warren

P 9

W 9

L 0

D 0

B F A % % Won 1 323 103 313.59 100

2 Pakenham

218 143 152.45

2 Pakenham

1 258 147 175.51

3 ROC

256 180 142.22

3 Healesville

2 201 117 171.79

4 Cranbourne

148 175

4 ROC

1 167 215

77.67

5 Cranbourne

2 162 218

74.31

6 Beaconsfield

2 162 238

68.07

7 Gembrook Cockatoo

2 175 245

71.43

8 Berwick

1 136 224

60.71

9 Doveton

10 246

4.07

15 & Under - Blue Team

5 Beaconsfield 6 Berwick

72 54

29 157

15 & Under - White

7 7

1 1

6 6

0 0

2 3

116 200 89 186

84.57 58.00 47.85

13 & Under - White

13 & Under - Blue Team

Team

% Won

1 Narre Warren

2 ROC

3 Berwick

4 Beaconsfield

5 Cranbourne

6 Pakenham

% Won

317 46

689.13

100

1 Narre Warren

Team

2 232 68

341.18

100

336 60

560.00

100

2 Beaconsfield

3 205 82

250.00

131 116 112.93

3 Berwick

2 216 144 150.00

83 244

34.02

4 Pakenham

3 135 110 122.73

102 300

34.00

5 ROC

4 116 165

70.30

56 259

21.62

6 Gembrook Cockatoo

59 280

21.07

7 Doveton

24 138

17.39

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Premier Division - FOOTBALL Totally Work Wear Premier Division - SENIORS Round 1

24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021

Olinda Ferny Creek Beaconsfield Doveton Woori Yallock Bye

1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021

Narre Warren Wandin Beaconsfield Pakenham Bye

8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021

Upwey Tecoma Doveton Pakenham Olinda Ferny Creek Bye

17/04/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021

19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021

Narre Warren Upwey Tecoma Woori Yallock Wandin Bye

12.15-87 13.12-90 9.6-60 8.10-58

Round 2

14.30-114 13.13-91 12.8-80 7.22-64

Round 3

12.11-83 2.5-17 10.3-63 12.14-86

Round 4

18.15-123 3.4-22 22.17-149 12.12-84

Upwey Tecoma Narre Warren Wandin Cranbourne Pakenham

6.7-43 5.14-44 7.15-57 16.16-112

Doveton Woori Yallock Cranbourne Upwey Tecoma Olinda Ferny Creek

2.6-18 18.21-129 12.5-77 2.10-22

1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021

Woori Yallock 5.7-37 Narre Warren Black Pakenham 11.4-70 Beaconsfield 23.21-159

Berwick Springs Bye Upwey Tecoma Cranbourne

15.11-101

Wandin Beaconsfield Narre Warren Woori Yallock Cranbourne

11.15-81 26.27-183 10.10-70 9.16-70

8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021 7/05/2021

Upwey Tecoma 16.11-107 Bye Pakenham 12.11-83 Narre Warren Black 15.21-111

Woori Yallock Beaconsfield Cranbourne Berwick Springs

9.6-60

Olinda Ferny Creek Cranbourne Doveton Pakenham Beaconsfield

5.11-41 23.12-150 5.10-40 13.18-96

Doveton 11.14-80 Pakenham Beaconsfield 15.15-105 Olinda Ferny Creek Cranbourne 25.17-167 Wandin Narre Warren 13.18-96 Woori Yallock Bye Upwey Tecoma Rounds 6 & 7 were cancelled due to lockdown

12.16-88 3.4-22 4.5-29 5.7-37

Round 5

Woori Yallock Doveton Upwey Tecoma Cranbourne Bye

Round 8

11.10-76 10.17-77 12.14-86 6.6-42

Wandin Woori Yallock Upwey Tecoma Cranbourne Doveton

1.3-9 9.14-68 3.3-21 7.9-51

Olinda Ferny Creek Beaconsfield Doveton Woori Yallock Bye

4.11-35 12.13-85 5.14-44 5.9-39

Doveton 7.6-48 Narre Warren Woori Yallock 21.15-141 Wandin Beaconsfield 11.14-80 Cranbourne Upwey Tecoma 10.9-69 Pakenham Olinda Ferny Creek Bye The season was cancelled after Round 11 due to lockdown

17.22-124 3.10-28 7.5-47 21.17-143

Upwey Tecoma Narre Warren Wandin Cranbourne Pakenham

Round 9

18.10-118 8.4-52 11.11-77 7.7-49

Round 10 4.15-39 12.9-81 9.15-69 6.3-39

Round 11

17/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021

15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021

Upwey Tecoma Bye Beaconsfield Woori Yallock

20.11-131

Berwick Springs Pakenham 17.11-113 Narre Warren Black 14.10-94 Cranbourne

Round 2

Round 3

Round 4

Upwey Tecoma Woori Yallock Berwick Springs Cranbourne

5.4-34 4.2-26 2.3-15

Round 5

8.4-52 3.3-21 15.9-99

6.4-40 0.3-3

3.1-19 3.2-20

Narre Warren Black 13.13-91 Pakenham 14.10-94 Beaconsfield 18.15-123 Bye

22/05/2021 Beaconsfield 9.10-64 Upwey Tecoma 22/05/2021 Narre Warren Black 15.12-102 Pakenham 22/05/2021 Cranbourne 7.10-52 Berwick Springs 22/05/2021 Woori Yallock Bye Rounds 6 & 7 were cancelled due to lockdown

4.5-29 1.5-11 15.5-95

19/06/2021 Woori Yallock 19/06/2021 Upwey Tecoma 19/06/2021 Cranbourne 19/06/2021 Narre Warren Black

Beaconsfield Berwick Springs Pakenham Bye

0.0-0 7.7-49 12.15-87

26/06/2021 Pakenham 10.6-66 26/06/2021 Beaconsfield 9.15-69 26/06/2021 Narre Warren Black 20.15-135 26/06/2021 Berwick Springs

Woori Yallock Upwey Tecoma Cranbourne Bye

4.5-29 0.1-1 0.2-2

3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021

Pakenham Upwey Tecoma Beaconsfield Woori Yallock

13.14-92

Round 8

Beaconsfield Olinda Ferny Creek Narre Warren Pakenham Wandin

Olinda Ferny Creek Pakenham Beaconsfield Narre Warren Bye

3.7-25 3.10-28 5.3-33 7.12-54

Box Hill Institute U19's - Premier Division Round 1

0.0-0 7.8-50 2.2-14

Round 9

Round 10

Berwick Springs Bye Narre Warren Black Cranbourne

5.2-32 3.11-29 5.10-40

Round 11

9.13-67 3.5-23

10/07/2021 Upwey Tecoma 12.19-91 Cranbourne 1.5-11 10/07/2021 Berwick Springs 1.2-8 Beaconsfield 17.18-120 10/07/2021 Bye Pakenham 10/07/2021 Woori Yallock 0.0-9 Narre Warren Black 0.0-106 The season was cancelled after Round 11 due to lockdown

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Division One - FOOTBALL Hallam & Bayswater Truck Centres Division One - SENIORS Round 1 17/04/2021 17/04/2021 17/04/2021 17/04/2021 17/04/2021

Belgrave Seville Monbulk Mt Evelyn Healesville

24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021

Mt Evelyn Belgrave Officer Emerald Monbulk

1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021

Seville Mt Evelyn Healesville Gembrook Cockatoo Emerald

8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021

Mt Evelyn Emerald Healesville Monbulk Officer

15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021

Mt Evelyn Belgrave Emerald Officer Seville

9.11-65 17.13-115 12.15-87 15.13-103

Box Hill Institute U19's - Division One Round 1

Berwick Springs Gembrook Cockatoo Officer Emerald Bye

12.16-88 10.13-73 12.9-81 7.14-56

17/04/2021 17/04/2021 17/04/2021 17/04/2021 17/04/2021

Narre Warren White Monbulk Mt Evelyn Healesville Wandin

Seville Healesville Berwick Springs Gembrook Cockatoo Bye

10.15-75 14.12-96 4.4-28 12.8-80

24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021

Emerald Olinda Ferny Creek Officer Mt Evelyn Bye

Belgrave Officer Monbulk Berwick Springs Bye

2.2-14 11.12-78 8.16-64 12.4-76

1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021

Mt Evelyn Healesville Gembrook Cockatoo Wandin Narre Warren White

Belgrave Seville Gembrook Cockatoo Berwick Springs Bye

5.6-36 6.7-43 15.15-105 5.1-31

8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021

Mt Evelyn Emerald Healesville Olinda Ferny Creek Officer

Monbulk Gembrook Cockatoo Berwick Springs Healesville Bye

12.7-79 18.18-126 9.9-63 4.0-24

14/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021

Narre Warren White Officer Mt Evelyn Wandin Bye

7.8-50 6.5-41 2.2-14 8.7-55

21/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021

Emerald 7.7-49 Olinda Ferny Creek Narre Warren White 4.9-33 Mt Evelyn Monbulk 7.18-60 Wandin Officer 11.9-75 Healesville Gembrook Cockatoo Bye Rounds 7 & 8 were cancelled due to lockdown

Monbulk Belgrave Healesville Officer Bye

1.3-9 2.6-18 5.7-37 8.3-51

19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021

Gembrook Cockatoo Mt Evelyn Emerald Wandin Bye

Seville Belgrave Monbulk Mt Evelyn Healesville

7.5-47 4.5-29 5.9-39 8.13-61

26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021

Olinda Ferny Creek Officer Emerald Gembrook Cockatoo Bye

Mt Evelyn Belgrave Officer Emerald Monbulk

10.5-65 5.7-37 15.11-101 12.10-82

2/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021

Monbulk Gembrook Cockatoo Narre Warren White Wandin Healesville

24.29-173 9.8-62 4.7-31 15.16-106

10/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021

Officer 12.14-86 Mt Evelyn Monbulk 1.5-11 Healesville Olinda Ferny Creek 8.9-57 Gembrook Cockatoo Emerald 18.19-127 Wandin Bye Narre Warren White The season was cancelled after Round 12 due to lockdown

Round 2 10.17-77 9.9-63 13.20-98 7.16-58

Round 6

19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021

Gembrook Cockatoo Emerald Mt Evelyn Seville Berwick Springs

26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021

Gembrook Cockatoo Berwick Springs Officer Emerald Bye

3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021

Seville Healesville Berwick Springs Gembrook Cockatoo Bye

10/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021

Belgrave 2.2-14 Seville Officer 6.16-52 Mt Evelyn Monbulk 21.16-142 Healesville Berwick Springs 10.10-70 Gembrook Cockatoo Bye Emerald The season was cancelled after Round 12 due to lockdown

Round 9

2.5-17 14.11-95 3.11-29 6.3-39

Officer Monbulk Olinda Ferny Creek Emerald Bye

10.16-76 3.1-19 16.11-107 13.17-95

6.7-43 16.12-108 12.11-83 21.16-142

Gembrook Cockatoo Monbulk Narre Warren White Wandin Bye

10.14-74 3.3-21 6.2-38 6.2-38

4.2-26 2.8-20 11.6-72 3.9-27

Gembrook Cockatoo Olinda Ferny Creek Monbulk Healesville Emerald

12.14-86 8.13-61 2.6-18 16.12-108

5.9-39 8.12-60 4.4-28 8.11-59

Round 9

Round 10

8.8-56 4.4-28 15.13-103 5.6-36

Monbulk Healesville Narre Warren White Officer Olinda Ferny Creek

0.2-2 11.8-74 0.1-1 12.10-82

Narre Warren White Monbulk Mt Evelyn Healesville Wandin

3.0-18 2.4-16 6.3-39 4.8-32

Olinda Ferny Creek Emerald Officer Mt Evelyn Bye

4.6-30 5.7-37 14.12-96 3.5-23

Round 10

Round 11 13.7-85 14.20-104 2.6-18 8.12-60

10.8-68 5.6-36 7.4-46 10.12-72

Round 6

Seville 11.14-80 Healesville Monbulk 13.7-85 Emerald Officer 26.19-175 Belgrave Mt Evelyn 35.20-230 Berwick Springs Gembrook Cockatoo Bye Rounds 7 & 8 were cancelled due to lockdown

7.8-50 9.17-71 9.11-65 6.3-39

Gembrook Cockatoo Monbulk Narre Warren White Wandin Healesville

Round 5

22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021

0.2-2 18.17-125 22.18-150 6.7-43

11.10-76 9.7-61 16.11-107 10.14-74

Round 4

Round 5 8.8-56 9.5-59 15.19-109 32.18-210

9.9-63 12.10-82 12.20-92 11.6-72

Round 3

Round 4 27.17-179 24.13-157 4.4-28 29.15-189

Olinda Ferny Creek Officer Emerald Gembrook Cockatoo Bye

Round 2

Round 3 25.12-162 15.17-107 1.5-11 14.19-103

5.5-35 1.1-7 3.5-23 10.8-68

10.19-79 8.7-55 16.6-102 3.4-22

Round 11

Round 12

3.9-27 5.8-38 1.4-10 8.7-55

Round 12

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6.2-38 22.17-149 5.6-36 0.2-2

Division Two - FOOTBALL ATC Traffic Division Two - SENIORS Round 1 17/04/2021 17/04/2021 17/04/2021 17/04/2021

Broadford Powelltown Yarra Junction Yarra Glen

24/04/2021 24/04/2021 25/04/2021 25/04/2021

Yea Alexandra Warburton Millgrove Kinglake

1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021

Yarra Glen Alexandra Powelltown Broadford

8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021

Yarra Glen Kinglake Warburton Millgrove Yarra Junction

15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021

Yea Yarra Junction Broadford Warburton Millgrove

22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021

7.8-50 14.11-95 9.13-67 11.16-82

Yea Warburton Millgrove Kinglake Alexandra

14.11-95 11.10-76 12.9-81 15.11-101

7.12-54 28.25-193 10.12-72 17.16-118

Yarra Glen Broadford Yarra Junction Powelltown

11.19-85 4.8-32 19.13-127 10.9-69

11.15-81 11.8-74 22.22-154 7.10-52

Kinglake Warburton Millgrove Yea Yarra Junction

17.12-114 8.16-64 14.5-89 20.11-131

11.10-76 14.9-93 27.15-177 34.26-230

Powelltown Alexandra Broadford Yea

7.13-55 9.7-61 4.9-33 5.5-35

2.4-16 9.15-69 6.6-42 6.8-44

Alexandra Powelltown Yarra Glen Kinglake

14.13-97 9.17-71 14.10-94 19.13-127

Round 2

Round 3

Round 4

Round 5

Round 6

Alexandra 16.8-104 Yarra Junction Powelltown 29.17-191 Broadford Yarra Glen 12.9-81 Warburton Millgrove Kinglake 16.26-122 Yea Rounds 7 & 8 were cancelled due to lockdown

11.10-76 3.3-21 5.13-43 4.5-29

Round 9

19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021

Yarra Glen Broadford Yarra Junction Powelltown

26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021

Kinglake Warburton Millgrove Yea Yarra Junction

3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021

Alexandra Powelltown Broadford Yea

10/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021

10.12-72 1.9-15 8.6-54 14.6-90

Yea Alexandra Warburton Millgrove Kinglake

2.6-18 20.8-128 9.11-65 10.7-67

7.5-47 7.3-45 7.4-46 28.12-180

Yarra Glen Alexandra Powelltown Broadford

5.4-34 10.5-65 19.9-123 7.5-47

3.7-25 22.12-144 2.3-15 3.5-23

Kinglake Yarra Glen Warburton Millgrove Yarra Junction

10.16-76 8.5-53 12.17-89 17.16-118

Round 10

Round 11

Round 12

Alexandra 8.11-59 Yea Powelltown 17.22-124 Yarra Junction Yarra Glen 32.22-214 Broadford Kinglake 21.19-145 Warburton Millgrove The season was cancelled after Round 12 due to lockdown

8.11-59 8.13-61 1.3-9 4.3-27

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17/04/2021 17/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021

Box Hill Institute U17 (Saturday) Boys Round 1 Broadford 2.9-21 Kinglake 17.10-112 Seville 13.13-91 Alexandra 0.2-2 Round 2 Alexandra 7.5-47 Broadford 19.14-128 Kinglake Bye Seville Bye Round 3 Seville 0.2-2 Kinglake 13.14-92 Alexandra Bye Broadford Bye Round 4 Kinglake 16.14-110 Alexandra 7.3-45 Seville 5.7-37 Broadford 8.7-55 Round 5 Broadford 0.0-58 Alexandra 0.0-15 Seville 2.3-15 Kinglake 7.16-58 Round 6 Kinglake Bye Seville 0.0-0 Broadford 0.0-0 Alexandra Bye Round 9 Broadford 7.7-49 Alexandra 6.12-48 Kinglake 12.11-83 Seville 2.2-14 Round 10 Kinglake 5.9-39 Alexandra 7.2-44 Seville 7.6-48 Broadford 3.7-25 Round 11 Alexandra 5.5-35 Kinglake 11.11-77 Broadford Bye Seville Bye Round 12 Alexandra 9.7-61 Seville 5.6-36 Kinglake 17.11-113 Broadford 4.6-30 The season was cancelled after Round 12 due to lockdown

Premier & Division One - NETBALL Karcher Premier Division A Grade Round 1

24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021

Beaconsfield Doveton Woori Yallock Berwick Olinda Ferny Creek

1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021

Narre Warren Beaconsfield Pakenham Olinda Ferny Creek Wandin

8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021

Upwey Tecoma Doveton Pakenham Olinda Ferny Creek Berwick

17/04/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021

48 def 37 39 def by 60 68 def 56 41 def 21 48 def 45

Round 2

83 def 21 40 def 29 32 def by 39 50 def 33 62 def 44

Round 3

Narre Warren Berwick Upwey Tecoma Woori Yallock Wandin

55 def 48 21 def by 79 35 def by 58 63 def 45 36 def by 39

Round 4

48 def by 56 37 def by 41 40 def by 55 59 def 51 48 def 47

Karcher Division One A Grade Round 1 Narre Warren Wandin Cranbourne Pakenham Upwey Tecoma

17/04/2021 17/04/2021 17/04/2021 17/04/2021 17/04/2021

Belgrave Seville Monbulk Hawks Mount Evelyn Healesville

Doveton Cranbourne Upwey Tecoma Berwick Woori Yallock

24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021

Mount Evelyn Belgrave ROC Emerald Monbulk Hawks

1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021

Seville Mount Evelyn Healesville Gembrook Cockatoo Emerald

8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021

Mount Evelyn Emerald Healesville Monbulk Hawks ROC

15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021

Mount Evelyn Belgrave Emerald ROC Seville

Wandin Beaconsfield Narre Warren Woori Yallock Cranbourne Olinda Ferny Creek Beaconsfield Cranbourne Doveton Pakenham

Round 5

Doveton 37 def by 57 Pakenham Beaconsfield 39 def by 55 Olinda Ferny Creek Cranbourne 72 def 22 Wandin Narre Warren 58 def 47 Woori Yallock Berwick 54 def 33 Upwey Tecoma Rounds 6 & 7 were cancelled due to lockdown Woori Yallock Doveton Upwey Tecoma Cranbourne Berwick

Round 8

51 def 50 53 def by 74 29 def by 58 46 def 30 52 def 49

Round 9

Olinda Ferny Creek Pakenham Beaconsfield Narre Warren Doveton Upwey Tecoma Narre Warren Wandin Cranbourne Pakenham

76 def 49 35 def by 51 56 def 29 55 def 42 43 def by 52

Round 10

36 def by 53 53 def 45 66 def 40 51 def 42 22 def by 46

Beaconsfield Olinda Ferny Creek Narre Warren Pakenham Wandin Wandin Woori Yallock Upwey Tecoma Cranbourne Berwick Olinda Ferny Creek Beaconsfield Doveton Woori Yallock Berwick

Round 11

Woori Yallock 46 def 42 Wandin Berwick 35 def by 48 Olinda Ferny Creek Doveton 44 def by 71 Narre Warren Beaconsfield 43 def 42 Cranbourne Upwey Tecoma 40 def by 46 Pakenham The season was cancelled after Round 11 due to lockdown

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41 def by 42 58 def 15 33 def by 49 38 def by 47 v

Berwick Springs Gembrook Cockatoo ROC Emerald Bye

Round 2 30 def by 59 42 def by 50 62 def 11 49 def 21 v

Seville Healesville Berwick Springs Gembrook Cockatoo Bye

Round 3 77 def 12 30 def by 52 30 def by 61 40 def 19 v

Belgrave ROC Monbulk Hawks Berwick Springs Bye

Round 4 69 def 30 53 def by 57 32 def by 46 59 def 23 v

Belgrave Seville Gembrook Cockatoo Berwick Springs Bye

Round 5 41 def 32 41 def by 56 56 def 29 64 def 26 v

Monbulk Hawks Gembrook Cockatoo Berwick Springs Healesville Bye

Round 6 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021

Seville 61 def 27 Monbulk Hawks 45 def by 62 ROC 92 def 26 Mount Evelyn 64 def 17 Gembrook Cockatoo v Rounds 7 & 8 were cancelled due to lockdown

19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021

Gembrook Cockatoo Emerald Mount Evelyn Seville Berwick Springs

26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021

Gembrook Cockatoo Berwick Springs ROC Emerald Bye

3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021

Seville Healesville Berwick Springs Gembrook Cockatoo Bye

Healesville Emerald Belgrave Berwick Springs Bye

Round 9 48 def 39 92 def 40 55 def 34 40 def by 50 v

Monbulk Hawks Belgrave Healesville ROC Bye

Round 10 26 def by 50 36 def by 38 59 def 30 52 def 51 v

Seville Belgrave Monbulk Hawks Mount Evelyn Healesville

Round 11 41 def 28 42 def 35 19 def by 62 30 def by 66 v

Mount Evelyn Belgrave ROC Emerald Monbulk Hawks

Round 12 10/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021 10/07/2021

Belgrave 25 def by 90 Seville ROC 69 def 26 Mount Evelyn Monbulk Hawks 61 def 27 Healesville Berwick Springs 44 def by 50 Gembrook Cockatoo Bye v Emerald The season was cancelled after Round 12 due to lockdown

Division Two - NETBALL & Veterans Veterans Semi Finals

Karcher Division Two A Grade Round 1 17/04/2021 17/04/2021 17/04/2021 17/04/2021

Broadford Powelltown Yarra Junction Yarra Glen

33 def by 35 30 def by 67 53 def 19 52 def 35

Yea Warburton Millgrove Kinglake Alexandra

Round 2 24/04/2021 Yea 24/04/2021 Alexandra 25/04/2021 Warburton Millgrove 25/04/2021 Kinglake

53 def 17 49 def by 55 45 def 26 11 def by 60

Yarra Glen Broadford Yarra Junction Powelltown

Round 3 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021

Powelltown Yarra Glen Alexandra Broadford

18 def by 52 59 def 23 39 def by 72 47 def 38

8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021

Kinglake Warburton Millgrove Yarra Junction Yarra Glen

Yea Kinglake Warburton Millgrove Yarra Junction

Round 4 29 def by 53 60 def 30 28 def by 48 33 def by 37

Alexandra Broadford Yea Powelltown

Round 5 15/05/2021 Yea 15/05/2021 Yarra Junction 15/05/2021 Broadford 15/05/2021 Warburton Millgrove

46 def 36 35 def by 38 41 def 27 37 def 11

Alexandra Powelltown Yarra Glen Kinglake

Round 6 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021

Alexandra 42 def 37 Yarra Junction Powelltown 31 def by 40 Broadford Yarra Glen 34 def by 53 Warburton Millgrove Kinglake 18 def by 52 Yea Rounds 7 & 8 were cancelled due to lockdown

Round 9 19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021

Yarra Glen Broadford Yarra Junction Powelltown

28 def by 43 45 def 36 33 def by 41 v

Yea Alexandra Warburton Millgrove Bye

Round 10 26/06/2021 Bye 26/06/2021 Warburton Millgrove 26/06/2021 Yea 26/06/2021 Yarra Junction

v 68 def 33 41 def 35 28 def by 47

Yarra Glen Alexandra Powelltown Broadford

Round 11 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021

Broadford Alexandra Powelltown Yea

23 def by 30 v 36 def 35 22 def 17

Warburton Millgrove Bye Yarra Glen Yarra Junction

Round 12 10/07/2021 Powelltown 53 def 22 Yarra Junction 10/07/2021 Yarra Glen 46 def 40 Broadford 10/07/2021 Bye v Warburton Millgrove 10/07/2021 Alexandra 33 def by 60 Yea The season was cancelled after Round 12 due to lockdown

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31/07/2021

Mt Evelyn

31/07/2021

Healesville Narre Warren

0.2-2

Narre Warren

17.6-108

7.2-44

Gembrook Cockatoo

7.3-45

Dual Minor Gembrook Cockatoo Premiers

The veterans finals series was cancelled after the first week due to lockdown

17 & Under Blue and White - NETBALL 17 & Under Blue Round 1 17/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021 24/04/2021

Narre Warren Beaconsfield Berwick Emerald Olinda Ferny Creek ROC

1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021 1/05/2021

Beaconsfield Narre Warren Olinda Ferny Creek Pakenham

8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021 8/05/2021

Berwick Emerald Olinda Ferny Creek Pakenham

15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021 15/05/2021

Berwick Olinda Ferny Creek Emerald ROC

28 def 12 18 def by 36 32 def 22 48 def 7 v v

Olinda Ferny Creek Narre Warren Pakenham Cranbourne Bye Bye

Round 2 38 def 12 37 def 13 14 def by 30 22 def by 27

Cranbourne ROC Berwick Emerald

Round 3 62 def 4 38 def 21 34 def 12 14 def by 30

Cranbourne Beaconsfield ROC Narre Warren

Round 4 31 def 7 42 def 3 24 def by 33 14 def by 30

Beaconsfield Cranbourne Narre Warren Pakenham

Round 5 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021 22/05/2021

Beaconsfield 17 def by 27 Olinda Ferny Creek Cranbourne 14 def by 21 ROC Narre Warren 31 def 10 Pakenham Berwick 33 def 15 Emerald Rounds 6 & 7 were cancelled due to lockdown

Round 8 19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021 19/06/2021

Emerald Olinda Ferny Creek Berwick Bye

26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021 26/06/2021

ROC Pakenham Olinda Ferny Creek Bye

3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021 3/07/2021

Olinda Ferny Creek Narre Warren Pakenham Bye

28 def 25 24 def by 33 50 def 7 v

Beaconsfield Narre Warren ROC Pakenham

Round 9 20 def by 28 33 def 30 11 def by 32 v

Beaconsfield Emerald Berwick Narre Warren

Round 10 25 def 14 18 def 17 32 def by 35 v

ROC Beaconsfield Berwick Emerald

Round 11 10/07/2021 ROC 11 def by 54 Pakenham 10/07/2021 Emerald 34 def 32 Narre Warren 10/07/2021 Berwick 37 def 20 Olinda Ferny Creek 10/07/2021 Bye v Beaconsfield The season was cancelled after Round 11 due to lockdown

17 & Under White Round 1 24/04/2021 Beaconsfield 11 def by 37 Narre Warren 24/04/2021 Berwick 32 def 26 Pakenham 24/04/2021 Berwick Springs v Bye Round 2 1/05/2021 Beaconsfield v Bye 1/05/2021 Narre Warren 30 def 26 Berwick 1/05/2021 Pakenham 31 def 11 Berwick Springs Round 3 8/05/2021 Berwick v Bye 8/05/2021 Beaconsfield 31 def 15 Berwick Springs 8/05/2021 Pakenham 14 def by 29 Narre Warren Round 4 15/05/2021 Berwick 20 def 17 Beaconsfield 15/05/2021 Narre Warren 41 def 15 Berwick Springs 15/05/2021 Pakenham v Bye Round 5 22/05/2021 Beaconsfield 22 def 19 Berwick Springs 22/05/2021 Berwick 17 def by 30 Pakenham 22/05/2021 Narre Warren v Bye Rounds 6 & 7 were cancelled due to lockdown Round 8 19/06/2021 Berwick Springs 5 def by 16 Beaconsfield 19/06/2021 Cranbourne 16 def by 19 Pakenham 19/06/2021 Doveton 7 def by 45 Narre Warren 19/06/2021 Berwick v Bye Round 9 26/06/2021 Berwick Springs 21 def by 26 Cranbourne 26/06/2021 Doveton 7 def by 49 Berwick 26/06/2021 Beaconsfield v Bye 26/06/2021 Pakenham v Bye 26/06/2021 Bye v Narre Warren Round 10 3/07/2021 Berwick Springs 18 def 8 Doveton 3/07/2021 Pakenham 28 def 16 Berwick 3/07/2021 Narre Warren 25 def 9 Beaconsfield 3/07/2021 Cranbourne v Bye Round 11 10/07/2021 Doveton 7 def by 45 Narre Warren 10/07/2021 Berwick Springs 18 def by 28 Pakenham 10/07/2021 Beaconsfield 14 def by 30 Cranbourne 10/07/2021 Berwick v Bye The season was cancelled after Round 11 due to lockdown

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Under 17 Boys and Girls - JUNIORS 11/04/2021 11/04/2021 11/04/2021 11/04/2021 11/04/2021 18/04/2021 18/04/2021 18/04/2021 18/04/2021 18/04/2021 25/04/2021 25/04/2021 25/04/2021 25/04/2021 25/04/2021 30/04/2021 2/05/2021 2/05/2021 2/05/2021 2/05/2021 9/05/2021 9/05/2021 9/05/2021 9/05/2021 9/05/2021 16/05/2021 16/05/2021 16/05/2021 16/05/2021 16/05/2021 21/05/2021 23/05/2021 23/05/2021 23/05/2021 23/05/2021

18/06/2021 20/06/2021 20/06/2021 20/06/2021 20/06/2021 27/06/2021 27/06/2021 27/06/2021 27/06/2021 27/06/2021 11/07/2021 11/07/2021 11/07/2021 11/07/2021 11/07/2021

1/08/2021 1/08/2021 1/08/2021 1/08/2021 1/08/2021

Glenbrae Signs Under 17 Boys Round 1 Healesville Bye Mount Evelyn 1.5-11 Wesburn Belgrave 6.7-43 Wandin Monbulk 6.5-41 Emerald Upwey Tecoma 5.12-42 Gembrook - Woori Round 2 Wesburn 7.6-48 Monbulk Belgrave 11.10-76 Upwey Tecoma Emerald 26.15-171 Mount Evelyn Healesville 16.13-109 Wandin Bye Gembrook - Woori Round 3 Healesville 21.16-142 Gembrook - Woori Wandin 14.10-94 Mount Evelyn Upwey Tecoma 7.9-51 Belgrave Monbulk 5.9-39 Emerald Wesburn Bye Round 4 Emerald 29.31-205 Wandin Gembrook - Woori 11.11-77 Mount Evelyn Healesville 16.13-109 Upwey Tecoma Bye Belgrave Wesburn 7.7-49 Monbulk Round 5 Upwey Tecoma 12.13-85 Gembrook - Woori Monbulk 13.19-97 Mount Evelyn Belgrave 8.5-53 Wesburn Healesville 8.10-58 Emerald Bye Wandin Round 6 Wesburn 20.10-130 Wandin Upwey Tecoma 5.6-36 Healesville Mount Evelyn Bye Gembrook - Woori 1.3-9 Monbulk Emerald 15.19-109 Belgrave Round 7 Upwey Tecoma 3.7-25 Emerald Wesburn 7.8-50 Gembrook - Woori Belgrave 4.10-34 Healesville Wandin 12.2-74 Mount Evelyn Bye Monbulk Rounds 8 & 9 were cancelled due to lockdown Round 10 Wandin 7.12-54 Monbulk Bye Healesville Wesburn 7.9-51 Gembrook - Woori Emerald 13.13-91 Upwey Tecoma Mount Evelyn 10.7-67 Belgrave Round 11 Mount Evelyn 3.5-23 Healesville Gembrook - Woori 1.1-7 Emerald Belgrave 10.11-71 Wandin Bye Wesburn Upwey Tecoma 4.7-31 Monbulk Round 12 Wandin 7.9-51 Upwey Tecoma Emerald 21.14-140 Mount Evelyn Healesville 5.5-35 Wesburn Monbulk 12.11-83 Belgrave Bye Gembrook - Woori Round 13 was cancelled due to lockdown Round 14 Gembrook - Woori 13.16-94 Belgrave Healesville 6.7-43 Monbulk Mount Evelyn 14.8-92 Wandin Emerald 15.9-99 Wesburn Upwey Tecoma Bye The season was cancelled after Round 14 due to lockdown

Glenbrae Signs Under 17 Girls Round 1 11/04/2021 Emerald Bye 11/04/2021 Monbulk 15.20-110 Healesville 0.1-1 11/04/2021 Yarra Glen 1.1-7 Mount Evelyn 14.9-93 Round 2 18/04/2021 Emerald 5.4-34 Yarra Glen 5.16-46 18/04/2021 Mount Evelyn 8.11-59 Monbulk 6.11-47 18/04/2021 Bye Healesville Round 3 5/05/2021 Monbulk 21.15-141 Emerald 0.0-0 25/04/2021 Yarra Glen 13.14-92 Healesville 2.2-14 25/04/2021 Bye Mount Evelyn Round 4 2/05/2021 Emerald 0.1-1 Yarra Glen 2.9-21 2/05/2021 Monbulk Bye 2/05/2021 Mount Evelyn 20.22-142 Healesville 1.1-7 Round 5 8/05/2021 Yarra Glen 8.18-66 Healesville 3.3-21 9/05/2021 Emerald Bye 9/05/2021 Monbulk 1.4-10 Mount Evelyn 8.5-53 Round 6 14/05/2021 Emerald 0.0-0 Mount Evelyn 11.18-84 16/05/2021 Healesville 1.1-7 Monbulk 15.12-102 16/05/2021 Bye Yarra Glen Round 7 23/05/2021 Healesville 4.8-32 Emerald 3.9-27 23/05/2021 Bye Mount Evelyn 23/05/2021 Yarra Glen 4.0-24 Monbulk 15.6-96 Rounds 8 & 9 were cancelled due to lockdown Round 10 18/06/2021 Mount Evelyn 3.4-22 Monbulk 1.2-8 20/06/2021 Healesville 4.9-33 Emerald 1.0-6 20/06/2021 Yarra Glen Bye Round 11 27/06/2021 Mount Evelyn 14.11-95 Emerald 2.1-13 27/06/2021 Monbulk Bye 27/06/2021 Yarra Glen 8.12-60 Healesville 3.4-22 Round 12 11/07/2021 Emerald 2.0-12 Monbulk 20.16-136 11/07/2021 Mount Evelyn 15.17-107 Yarra Glen 0.0-0 11/07/2021 Healesville Bye Round 13 was cancelled due to lockdown Round 14 1/08/2021 Emerald 10.17-77 Healesville 4.4-28 1/08/2021 Yarra Glen Bye 1/08/2021 Mount Evelyn 5.3-33 Monbulk 5.3-33 The season was cancelled after Round 14 due to lockdown

26.18-174 11.5-71 3.11-29 2.5-17 10.7-67 9.16-70 1.4-10 4.3-27

0.0-0 20.5-125 7.12-54 8.5-53

2.2-14 7.2-44 3.6-24 10.10-70 5.11-41 2.3-15 6.10-46 7.8-50

5.10-40 23.19-157 6.6-42 0.4-4 14.13-97 1.11-17 13.11-89 21.11-137

5.1-31 3.6-24 4.6-30 12.10-82 14.15-99 15.7-97 3.3-21 12.10-82 13.11-89 3.7-25 11.6-72 4.5-29

5.9-39 9.8-62 8.9-57 4.5-29

Junior Finals Results Glenbrae Signs Under 11 Ranges 1/08/2021 Yarra Glen 1.6-12 Emerald 2.1-13 1/08/2021 Wesburn 0.3-3 Gembrook - Cockatoo 2.3-15 1/08/2021 Yarra Junction 3.2-20 Wandin 3.1-19 Glenbrae Signs Under 11 Yarra 1/08/2021 Olinda-Ferny Creek 4.4-28 Upwey Tecoma 2.1-13 1/08/2021 Mount Evelyn 7.5-47 Monbulk 0.1-1 1/08/2021 Belgrave 3.3-21 Healesville 2.1-13 1/08/2021 Seville 3.2-20 Woori Yallock 1.0-6 Glenbrae Signs Under 13 Division 3 1/08/2021 Mount Evelyn 4.12-36 Seville 2.1-13 1/08/2021 Emerald 0.1-1 Upwey Tecoma 10.11-71 1/08/2021 Monbulk 1.3-9 Wesburn 1.1-7 Glenbrae Signs Under 13 Ranges 1/08/2021 Wandin 2.2-14 Emerald 6.3-39 1/08/2021 Healesville 0.0-0 Olinda-Ferny Creek 9.12-66 1/08/2021 Yarra Glen 3.5-23 Gembrook - Cockatoo 9.3-57 Glenbrae Signs Under 13 Yarra 1/08/2021 Upwey Tecoma 4.5-29 Woori Yallock 4.3-27 1/08/2021 Healesville 1.4-10 Wandin 7.6-48 Glenbrae Signs Under 13 Girls 1/08/2021 Belgrave 3.5-23 Healesville 1.0-6 1/08/2021 Monbulk 0.2-2 Upwey Tecoma 3.1-19 1/08/2021 Yarra Glen 6.9-45 Olinda-Ferny Creek 0.2-2 The junior finals series was cancelled after the first week due to lockdown

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2021 Winners Premier Division Seniors - Shane Smith Medal Trent Cody Narre Warren Premier Division Reserves Mitchell Cowan Narre Warren Premier Division Under 19's Kayden Buselli Berwick Springs Division One Seniors - Harold Ramage Medal Nathan O'Keefe Seville Anthony Bernardo Officer Division One Reserves - Len Strattford Medal Ben Conder Seville Under 19's Division One Noah Desta Olinda Ferny Creek Division Two Seniors - Jim Wandin Medal Dean Galea Alexandra Benjamin Wratten Powelltown Michael Fowkes Powelltown Division Two Reserves Jordan Rice Alexandra Terry Walker Powelltown Under 17's (Saturday) - Arthur Cowley Medal Thomas McrElain Kinglake Women's Division 1 Kiana Oates Upwey Tecoma Women's Division 2 Tali Verohoeven Officer Veterans - Mark Darcy Medallist Craig Clarke Gembrook Cockatoo

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Premier Division A Grade - Jodi Chandler Medal Tara Cecil Cranbourne Premier Division B Grade Jordan Lang Beaconsfield Dana Millwood Olinda Ferny Creek Premier Division C Grade Summah Hinchcliffe Narre Warren Premier Division D Grade Sarah Fabbri Narre Warren Shayla Wood Berwick Division One A Grade Paige Ladner Gembrook Cockatoo Samantha Neil ROC Division One B Grade Amy Jones ROC Division One C Grade Rebecca Johnson ROC Division One D Grade Tayler Kennedy Emerald Jessica Hoskin Mount Evelyn Division Two A Grade Nikki Watts Yea Division Two B Grade Jessica Coffey Powelltown Division Two C Grade Alexandra Woods Warburton Millgrove Division Two D Grade Eden Duff Smith Powelltown Rhiannon Brown Broadford 17 & Under Blue Lupe Fonua Emerald 17 & Under White Avani Singh Pakenham 15 & Under Blue Shayla Dale ROC 15 & Under White Charly Jovic Pakenham 13 & Under Blue Nikita Jaye-Faoa Narre Warren 13 & Under White Nicola Henshaw Beaconsfield

2021 Winners U17 Boys Healesville Wesburn U17 Girls Georgia Knight Monbulk U15 Yarra Liam Westlake Wesburn U15 Ranges Shaun Gamley Upwey Tecoma U15 Girls Brylee Anderson Healesville U13 Yarra Hunter Ryan Woori Yallock Jay Parkinson Mount Evelyn U13 Ranges Charlie Watts Yarra Glen U13 Girls Paisley Stock Healesville U11 Tyson Pilcher Wandin Cameron Nyko Patrick Hyunh

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2021 Winners Premier Division Seniors Marc Holt Cranbourne 30 goals Premier Division Reserves Mitchell Cowan Narre Warren 28 goals Premier Division U19's Jaxon Knight Berwick Springs 18 goals Sam Cachia Beaconsfield Zach Paull Upwey Tecoma Division One Seniors Taylor Joyce Monbulk 33 goals Division One Reserves Luke Callander Officer 25 goals U19's Division One Samuel Gebert Healesville 40 goals Division One Seniors Michael Fowkes Powelltown 53 goals Division One Seniors Kris Hall Warburton Millgrove 32 goals U17's (Saturday) Callum Mcallister Kinglake 23 goals Women's Division One Isobel Urquhart Mount Evelyn 22 goals Women's Division Two Patricia Boxell Yarra Junction 32 goals Veterans Aaron McIver Narre Warren 17 goals

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Premier Division A Grade Elizabeth Murphy Beaconsfield Premier Division B Grade Hayley Melsen Pakenham Premier Division C Grade Summah Hinchcliffe Narre Warren Premier Division D Grade Alyssa Hunter Narre Warren Division One A Grade Olivia Ray Seville Division One B Grade Sarah Castricum ROC Division One C Grade Alana Vallas ROC Division One D Grade Tayler Kennedy Emerald Division Two A Grade Nikki Watts Yea Division Two B Grade Stephanie Gibbs Yarra Glen Division Two C Grade April Stanley Powelltown Division Two D Grade Ashlyn Hermansen Powelltown 17 & Under Blue Brooke Abu-Jaber Berwick 17 & Under White Ella Weaver Berwick 15 & Under Blue Charlotte Hudolin Pakenham 15 & Under White Keely Mepstead Narre Warren 13 & Under Blue Isla Armstrong Narre Warren 13 & Under White Kimi Ratu-Bishop Narre Warren

364 goals 296 goals

241 goals 248 goals 317 goals 274 goals 197 goals 196 goals 259 goals 313 goals 237 goals 137 goals 169 goals 99 goals 130 goals 183 goals 166 goals 111 goals

Premier Division Seniors 2019 2020 2021

Zach Monkhorst No Season Trent Cody

Woori Yallock (Covid-19) Narre Warren

Reserves 2019 2020 2021

J. Trait No Season Mitchell Cowan

Berwick (Covid-19) Narre Warren

Under 18s/19S 2019 Jordan Parker 2020 No Season 2021 Kayden Buselli

Beaconsfield (Covid-19) Berwick Springs

Netball 17 & Under Blue 2019 A. Bidwell E. Crabtree C. Morris 2020 No Season 2021 Lupe Fonua

Narre Warren Cranbourne Cranbourne (Covid-19) Emerald

Netball 17 & Under White 2019 S. Barandurage Berwick Springs 2020 No Season (Covid-19) 2021 Avani Singh Pakenham Lions Netball 15 & Under Blue 2019 L. Sulemani 2020 No Season 2021 Shayla Dale

Berwick (Covid-19) ROC

Netball A Grade 2019 Tara Cecil 2020 No Season 2021 Tara Cecil

Cranbourne (Covid-19) Cranbourne

Netball B Grade 2019 C. Nelson M. Rouget 2020 No Season 2021 Dana Millwood Jordan Lang

Beaconsfield Wandin (Covid-19) Olinda Ferny Creek Beaconsfield

Netball 13 & Under Blue 2019 T. Waqanisau 2020 No Season 2021 Nikita-Jaye Faoa

Cranbourne (Covid-19)

Netball 13 & Under White 2019 P. Fairclough Pakenham Lions 2020 No Season (Covid-19) 2021 Nicola Henshaw Beaconsfield

Netball C Grade 2019 B. Davenport 2020 No Season Summah 2021 Hinchcliffe Netball D Grade 2019 C. Hurst T. Talbot 2020 No Season 2021 Sarah Fabbri Shayla Wood

Netball 15 & Under White 2019 J. Parr Berwick 2020 No Season (Covid-19) 2021 Charly Jovic Pakenham Lions

Narre Warren (Covid-19) Narre Warren

Narre Warren

Berwick Beaconsfield (Covid-19) Narre Warren Berwick

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Division One - FOOTBALL Seniors

Reserves

Under 18/19s

1966

D. Robertson

Emerald

1978

L. Evans

Gembrook Cockatoo

1978

S. Aldous

Yea

1967

T. Moule

Emerald

1979

P. Youl

Monbulk

1979

M. Fisher

Healesville

1968

J. Chapman

Woori Yallock

1980

B. Steiger

Healesville

1980

D. Hipworth

Gembrook Cockatoo

1969

R. Schipper

Yarra Junction

1981

C. Wales

Gembrook Cockatoo

1981

P. Volta

Gembrook Cockatoo

1970

R. McDonald

Gembrook Cockatoo

1982

D. Seamer

Monbulk

1982

S. Bigham

Seville

1971

P. Lawrence

Emerald

1983

D. Seamer

Monbulk

1983

J. Smith

Woori Yallock

1972

J. Cole

Yarra Junction

1984

D. Seamer

Monbulk

K. Bail

Upwey Tecoma

1973

J. Chapman

Woori Yallock

1985

J. Smith

Seville

1984

P. Wolfe

Woori Yallock

1974

J. Haag

Emerald

1986

S. Hartnell

Emerald

1985

W. McVay

Healesville

1975

W. Morris

Warburton Millgrove

1987

A. Williams

Gembrook Cockatoo

1986

M. Ibbott

Monbulk

1976

W. Morris

Warburton Millgrove

1988

G. Carr

Emerald

1987

B. Ratten

Yarra Glen

1977

R. Larkins

Healesville

1989

T. Pitto

Healesville

1988

C. Firrito

Gembrook Cockatoo

1978

W. Morris

Warburton Millgrove

1990

G. Watts

Wandin

1989

S. Peters

Woori Yallock

1979

T. Lalor

Healesville

1991

C. Robinson

Olinda Ferny Creek

1990

M. Peterson

Wandin

1980

C. Mahon

Woori Yallock

1992

C. Robinson

Olinda Ferny Creek

1991

J. Tomlick

Woori Yallock

1981

R. King

Woori Yallock

1993

G. Griffiths

Upwey Tecoma

1992

S. Butler

Emerald

N. Blackmore

Wandin

1994

P. Campbell

Upwey Tecoma

1993

B. McAllister

Monbulk

A. Morgan

Monbulk

1995

A. Morgan

Monbulk

A. Perry

Wandin

1982

R. Kent

Emerald

1996

D. McDonald

Healesville

D. Taylor

Upwey Tecoma

1983

M. Chaplain

Seville

1997

D. Broussard

Woori Yallock

1994

D. McMilliam

Warburton Millgrove

1984

C. Richards

Healesville

1998

D. Hill

Monbulk

1995

J. Boulter

Healesville

1985

G. Demster

Emerald

1999

M. Smith

Wandin

1996

T. Hofstee

Olinda Ferny Creek

1986

A. Goodwin

Wandin

2000

P. Koroibulu

Monbulk

1997

S. Liepa

Healesville

1987

C. Richards

Healesville

2001

J. Madden

Wandin

1998

R. Simpson

Emerald

1988

M. Mason

Seville

2002

J. Madden

Wandin

1999

M. King

Woori Yallock

1989

C. Walsh

Gembrook Cockatoo

2003

D. Hill

Monbulk

2000

S. Koole

Monbulk

1990

A. Bateman

Yarra Glen

2004

A. Giblin

Mount Evelyn

2001

P. Fuller

South Belgrave

1991

A. Greenall

Olinda Ferny Creek

2005

M. Mullinder

Monbulk

2002

S. Martin

Mount Evelyn

1992

D. Bail

Wandin

2006

D. Allcott

Gembrook Cockatoo

2003

B. Payne

Healesville

1993

A. Bowater

Emerald

2007

M. Peterson

Wandin

2004

P. Monk

Healesville

1994

C. Brown

Wandin

2008

D. Collins

Healesville

2005

B. Sneddon

Warburton Millgrove

1995

R. Watson

Warburton Millgrove

2009

S. Marcus

Upwey Tecoma

2006

B. Sheppard

Upwey Tecoma

1996

B. Aulich

Woori Yallock

2010

R. Comfort

Monbulk

2007

C. Tones-Erickson

Healesville

1997

M. Peterson

Wandin

2011

G. Dingwall

Wandin

2008

C. Tones-Erickson

Healesville

1998

M. Scott

Olinda Ferny Creek

2012

G. Dingwall

Wandin

2009

M. Thompson

Gembrook Cockatoo

1999

N. Cartledge

Monbulk

2013

J. Ormsby

Warburton Millgrove

2010

D. Cracknell

Warburton Gembrook Kookas

2000

J. DeGraff

Warburton Millgrove

2014

T. Harris

Upwey Tecoma

2011

N. Keegan

Olinda Ferny Creek

2001

D. Collins

Healesville

2015

J. Orger

Upwey Tecoma

2012

L. Barker

Wandin

P. Ferguson

Belgrave

2016

G. Stevens

Olinda Ferny Creek

2013

W. Mutschler

Upwey Tecoma

2002

D. King

Wandin

2017

C. Barclay

Healesville

2014

N. Cramer

Monbulk

2003

B. Farrugia

Warburton Millgrove

2018

S. Gannell

Upwey Tecoma

2015

J. Prato

Olinda Ferny Creek

2004

S. Newsome

Healesville

2019

S. Van Seters

Monbulk

2016

J. Beamish

Mt Evelyn

2005

D. Ryan

Woori Yallock

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2017

M. Dall

Wandin

B. Farrugia

Warburton Millgrove

2021

Ben Conder

Seville

2006

M. Stolarczyk

Healesville

2007

V. Dunstan

Monbulk

T. Hedge

Upwey Tecoma

2019

Ali Bryan

Healesville

P. Sharp

Woori Yallock

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2008

S. Tregoning

Olinda Ferny Creek

2021

Kiana Oates

Upwey Tecoma

2009

P. Sharp

Woori Yallock

2010

P. Sharp

Woori Yallock

2011

O. Millwood

Olinda Ferny Creek

2012

R. Clark

Gembrook Cockatoo

2013

L. Barnard

Warburton Millgrove

2014

J. Bayliss

Wandin

2015

M. Polkinghorne

Wandin

2016

J. Williams

Woori Yallock

2017

J. Charge

Olinda Ferny Creek

2018

R. Ross

Wandin

M. Hottes

Olinda Ferny Creek

2019

W. Smith

Doveton

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2021

Nathan O'Keefe

Seville

Anthony Bernardo

Officer

Womens

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J. Byrne

Wandin

2018

D. South

Gembrook Cockatoo

2019

T. Muangsri

Pakenham

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2021

Noah Desta

Olinda Ferny Creek

Division One - NETBALL Netball A Grade

Netball C Grade

2005

J. Chandler

Healesville

2009

S. Buckland

Mount Evelyn

2006

M. Whitworth

Monbulk

2010

C. Connell

Healesville

2007

A. Hardy

Woori Yallock

C. Fuerst

Olinda Ferny Creek

2008

M. Whitworth

Monbulk

K. Huyser

Wandin

2009

K. Tomlinson

Upwey Tecoma

2011

T. Starling

Mount Evelyn

2010

S. Hogan

Mount Evelyn

2012

C. Volta

Emerald

2011

S. Hogan

Mount Evelyn

2013

D. Weisgerber

Belgrave

2012

K. Tomlinson

Upwey Tecoma

2014

C. Chandler

Healesville

2013

M. Martinov

Wandin

2015

N. Hargreaves

Belgrave

2014

G. Hankinson

Upwey Tecoma

T. Halton

Wandin

2015

J. Walker

Mt Evelyn

2016

O. Kerr

Wandin

2016

P. Whitworth

Monbulk

2017

A. Lennie

Wandin

2017

K. Tomlinson

Olinda Ferny Creek

2018

S. Munday

Monbulk

2018

K. Tomlinson

Olinda Ferny Creek

2019

R. Gorfine

Mount Evelyn

2019

K. Black

Mount Evelyn

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2021

Rebecca Johnson

ROC

2021

Paige Ladner

Gembrook Cockatoo

Samantha Neil

ROC

Netball B Grade

Netball D Grade 2012

N. Edwards

Mount Evelyn

2013

T. Campbell

Emerald

2006

P. Oliver

Upwey Tecoma

2014

K. Checkley

Wandin

2007

E. Paternoster

Mount Evelyn

2015

A. Kay

Wandin

B. Stubbs

Monbulk

2016

D. Weisgerber

Belgrave

2008

S. Piper

Mt Evelyn

2017

P. Adams

Warburton Millgrove

2009

N. Ellis

Upwey Tecoma

G. Young

Healesville

2010

M. Berry

Wandin

B. Munnerley

Gembrook Cockatoo

2011

K. Nicol

Wandin

2018

F. De Wit

Monbulk

2012

K. Lowe

Upwey Tecoma

2019

A. Barnes

Pakenham Lions

2013

K. Nicol

Wandin

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2014

M. Berry

Wandin

2021

Tayler Kennedy

Emerald

2015

M. Berry

Wandin

Jessica Hoskin

Mt Evelyn

2016

E. Allwell

Woori Yallock

2017

L. Van Der Westuizen

Woori Yallock

2018

L. Van Der Westuizen

Woori Yallock

2015

S. Durant

Warburton Millgrove

2019

C. Yann

Mount Evelyn

2016

K. Smith

Kinglake

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2017

M. Sudomirski

Woori Yallock

2021

Amy Jones

ROC

2018

L. Murphy

Healesville

Netball 17 & Under

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Division Two - FOOTBALL Seniors 1978 1979 1980 1981

I. Girwood J. Serong R. Britt T. Geddes

Thornton Marysville Alexandra Emerald

1982 1983 1984 1985

G. Meyers R. Ivey J. Colby L. Ivanoff A. Goodwin

Belgrave Yea Emerald Belgrave Wandin

1986 1987 1988 1989 1990

W. Peake R. D'Angelo M. Hazeldene S. Burke S. Fitzgerald

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995

Reserves

Under 17/18s

M. Morris D. Ryan C. Tait J. Radcliffe

Emerald Yarra Junction Silvan Marysville

1978 1979 1980 1981

P. Collins S. Lorimer A. Hayman P. Ridgeway

Wandin Marysville Fairpark Marysville

1983 1984

M. Cole K. Collier A. Coonan F. Moss T. Ladd

Yarra Junction Thornton Yea South Belgrave Silvan

1982 1983 1984 1987 1988

A. Dean G. Salan P. Comerford J. Lucas R. Leech

Belgrave Emerald Yea Yarra Junction Wandin

Yarra Junction Silvan Wandin Powelltown Belgrave

1985 1986 1987 1988 1989

C. Dalton G. Hayhurst E. Anderson G. Hayhurst D. Ryan

Yarra Glen Powelltown Monbulk Powelltown Yarra Junction

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

B. Clifford S. Charles C. Hughson W. Whyman R. Fahie

South Belgrave Powelltown Monbulk Powelltown South Belgrave

A. Keitley B. Robinson A. Bateman J. Post W. James

Powelltown Powelltown Yarra Glen Croydon North Seville

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

P. Tait M. Weightman W. Ware S. Roberts J. Hajder

Yarra Junction Croydon North Seville Yarra Junction Powelltown

1994 1995 1996 2000 2002

S. Northrop A. Lawrence A. Stockx P. Fuller J. Sundblom

Croydon North Seville South Belgrave South Belgrave South Belgrave

1996 1997

J. Long J. Long

Yarra Junction Yarra Junction

1995 1996

J. Lovelock P. McConachy

Seville Powelltown

2006 2007

D. Clarke N. Fage

South Belgrave Belgrave

1998 1999 2000

C. Maclagen C. Maclagen B. McGain

Silvan Silvan Silvan

1997

Powelltown Yarra Junction Yarra Glen

2008 2009

1998

J. Hajder P. Tait G. McKenzie

B. Kapakoulakis T. Estcourt B. Thompson

Thornton Eildon Seville Belgrave

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

T. Edwards S. Senior J. Leeds C. Clarke J. Gates

Yarra Glen Seville Seville Gembrook Cockatoo Yarra Junction

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

G. McKenzie D. Irwin J. Lamonica G. McKenzie P. Koski

Yarra Glen Yarra Junction Silvan Yarra Glen South Belgrave

2010 2011 2012 2013

T. Groen J. Crowe L. Casini C. Moate J. Cecere

Seville Yea Seville Yarra Glen Seville

2006

Warburton Millgrove Alexandra Alexandra Powelltown

2004 2005 2006

P. Henkel M. Croaker P. Koski D. Irwin

Yarra Glen Gembrook Cockatoo South Belgrave Yarra Junction

2014 2015 2016 2017

H. Jarvie Combined Comp D1&D2 Combined Comp D1&D2 Combined Comp D1&D2

Yea

2007 2008

J. Iacono N. Oakley N. Oakley R. Cowan

2009

S. Tregoning

Olinda Ferny Creek

2007

S. Hedger

Alexandra

2018

Combined Comp D1&D2

2010 2011 2012 2013

R. Cowan M. Cecere W. Robertson D. Toomey

Yarra Glen Seville Yarra Junction Alexandra

2008 2009 2010 2011

C. Benoiton M. Maloney M. Maloney M. Maloney

Emerald Kinglake Kinglake Kinglake

2019 2020 2021

No Division Two Competition No Season Thomas McErlain

2014 2015

W. Robertson M. Livermore

Yarra Junction Emerald

2012 2013

M. Meyer B. Conder

Belgrave Seville

2021

Tali Verhoeven

R. Chapman D. Hurley S. Steiner L. Telford L. Telford

Thornton Eildon Yarra Glen Alexandra Yarra Glen Yarra Glen

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

B. Conder A. Dajlan D. Trevorah L. McGookin D. Trevorah

Seville Yarra Junction Gembrook Cockatoo Thornton Eildon Gembrook Cockatoo

M. Cecere B. Wratten No Season Dean Galea Michael Fowkes

Seville Powelltown (Covid-19) Alexandra Powelltown

2019 2020 2021

M. Kikidopoulos No Season Jordan Rice Terry Walker

Yarra Glen (Covid-19) Alexandra Powelltown

Benjamin Wratten

Powelltown

2016

2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

1978 1979 1980 1981 1982

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(Covid-19) Kinglake

Womens Officer

Division Two - NETBALL Netball A Grade

Netball C Grade

2006

L. Miller

Alexandra

2010

G. Lord

Yea

2007

K. Brown

Thornton Eildon

2011

A. Penman

Seville

2008

E. Thomas

Alexandra

2012

S. Krijt

Alexandra

2009

M. O'Bree

Yea

2013

C. Hayes

Yea

2010

E. Bound

Powelltown

2014

K. Buckland

Yea

M. O'Bree

Yea

S. Meads

Powelltown

2011

S. Coller

Emerald

2015

S. Fotia

Seville

2012

J. Walker

Alexandra

2016

E. Taylor

Yarra Glen

2013

R. Gentle

Seville

2017

E. Bourke

Belgrave

2014

C. Cook

Yarra Junction

2018

K. Brook

Alexandra

2015

S. Hogan

Yea

2019

C. Doyle

Yarra Junction

2016

R. Gentle

Seville

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2017

L. Bennett

Belgrave

2021

Alexandra Woods

Warburton Millgrove

J. Sweet

Yarra Junction

2018

S. McNay

Seville

2019

S. McNay

Seville

2012

J. White

Yea

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

K. Kennedy

Seville

2021

Nikki Watts

Yea

2013

J. Watts

Yea

2014

K. Smith

Kinglake

Netball D Grade

2015

J. Scott

Emerald

2006

M. Jack

Alexandra

2016

S. Eddington

Kinglake

2007

C. Ridd

Yarra Junction

2017

A. Williams

Belgrave

2008

M. Creighton

Thornton Eildon

2018

E. White

Kinglake

M. Jack

Alexandra

2019

E. White

Kinglake

M. Warren-Smith

Alexandra

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2009

T. Hoare

Yarra Junction

2021

Rhiannon Brown

Broadford

2010

S. MacDonald

Powelltown

Eden Duff Smith

Powelltown

2011

H. Hajder

Powelltown

2012

M. Walker

Powelltown

2013

K. McMaster

Yea

1996

M. Cartledge

Woori Yallock

2014

C. Hayes

Yea

1998

S. Clearihan

South Belgrave

2015

C. Volta

Emerald

1999

D. Peek

Croydon North

2016

C. Hayes

Yea

2000

A. Benson

Croydon North

2017

N. Hargreaves

Belgrave

2001

G. Smith

South Belgrave

O. Twining

Alexandra

S. Adams

South Croydon

2018

M. Foster

Seville

2002

G. Smith

South Belgrave

2019

S. Corrigan

Yarra Glen

2003

M. Carusi

Chirnside Park

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2004

A. Hayman

Mt Evelyn

2021

Jessica Coffey

Powelltown

2005

J. Neale

Kilsyth

2006

D. Rankin

Croydon North

2007

J. McLean

Warburton Millgrove

2008

B. Woods

Warburton Millgrove

2009

B. Woods

Warburton Millgrove

2010

G. Paxton

Upwey Tecoma

2011

R. Dobby

Woori Yallock

2012

R. McDonald

Croydon North

2013

B. Simmons

Woori Yallock

2014

A. Coppens

Wandin

2015

C. Buckland

Mt Evelyn

2016

A. Daff

Emerald

J. Dalton

Mt Evelyn

C. Buckland

Mt Evelyn

L. Doughty

Wandin

2018

M. Whitehead

Mt Evelyn

2019

C. Clarke

Gembrook Cockatoo

S. Newsome

Healesville

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2021

Craig Clarke

Gembrook Cockatoo

Netball B Grade

Veterans Football

2017

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Juniors Under 10

Under 13

Under 16/17

1993

Clinton Marsh

Emerald

1985

Jamie Bolton

Emerald

1995

David King

Emerald

1998

Ryan Creed

Emerald

1988

Chris Cooper

Wesburn

1996

Simon Frankish

Wesburn

2001

Ryan Creed

Emerald

1997

Ryan Simpson

Emerald

Brent Clinch

Wesburn

2001

Glen Stevens

Olinda Ferny Creek

Under 11 1999

Jack Besley

Emerald

2002

Robbie Stewart

Emerald

2002

A. Vloedmans

Wandin

2001

Justin Creed

Emerald

2003

Shane Williams

Emerald

2003

Marcus Hottes

Yarra Junction

2002

Daniel Coghlan

Wesburn

Daniel Coghlan

Wesburn

2004

Jarrad Martin

Belgrave

2003

Cameron O'Shea

Emerald

2004

Reece Pepi

Emerald

2005

Jarrod Scott

Gembrook Cockatoo

2004

Aaron Rowe

Wandin

2005

Cameron O'Shea

Emerald

2006

Shane Williams

Emerald

2005

Sam Raru

Upwey Tecoma

2006

Nick Sargent

Mount Evelyn

2007

Ethan Clasby

South Belgrave

2006

Nathan Bownds

Emerald

2007

Sam Raru

Upwey Tecoma

2008

Declan Fitzgerald

Olinda Ferny Creek

2007

Troy Broussard

Woori Yallock

2008

William Mutschler

Upwey Tecoma

Iain Marshall

South Belgrave

Sean Jackson

Woori Yallock

2009

Matthew Jeffery

Healesville

2009

Jamie Hoffman

Wandin

2008

Daniel Giannopoulos

Belgrave

2010

Mason Kirby

Upwey Tecoma

2010

Sam Raru

Upwey Tecoma

2009

Adam Moate

Yarra Glen

2011

Jesse Volta

Gembrook Cockatoo

2011

Liam Kidd

Belgrave

2010

Patrick Barge

Monbulk

2012

Joel Garner

Wandin

2012

Brodie Currie

Belgrave

2011

Patrick Bruzzese

Wandin

2013

Patrick Bruzzese

Wandin

2013

Jesse Fraser

Mount Evelyn

2012

Joshua Tilly

Emerald

2014

Tennyson Amarant

Healesville

2014

Joel Garner

Wandin

2013

Aaron Firrito

Gembrook Cockatoo

2015

Joshua Spencer

Monbulk

2015

Dale Senior

Healesville

2014

Bailey Syswerda

Mount Evelyn

2016 U14B

Benjamin Grimes

Monbulk

2016

Patrick Bruzzese

Wandin

2015

Ned Park-Jenkinson

Upwey Tecoma

2021-Yarra

Hunter Ryan

Woori Yallock

2017

Thomas Holland

Upwey Tecoma

2016 U12B

Darcy Vorhauer

Healesville

2021-Yarra

Jay Parkinson

Mount Evelyn

2018

Thomas Taylor

Monbulk

2017

Baylin Spencer

Woori Yallock

2021-Ranges

Charlie Watts

Yarra Glen

2019

Liam Michael O’Dea

Woori Yallock

2018

Jeremy Newsome

Healesville

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2019

M. O’Neill

Woori Yallock

2021

Patrick Huynh

Wesburn

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2001

Zac Kelly

Healesville

Cameron Nyko

Healesville

2021

Tyson Pilcher

Wandin

2002

Tom Van Veen

Woori Yallock

2003

Robbie Stewart

Emerald

2004

Gary Teunissen

Seville

2015

Katie Cameron

Bayswater

Under 12

Under 14

Under 12/13 Girls

1993

Mark Wheatley

Emerald

2005

Andrew Moore

Healesville

2017

Samantha Beecroft

Monbulk

2000

Liam Barnard

Wesburn

2006

Jedd Ralph-Oakley

Emerald

2018

Grace Belloni

Olinda Ferny Creek

2001

Jye Myers

Wandin

2007

Nick Sargent

Mount Evelyn

2019

T. McLellan

Belgrave

2002

Justin Myers

Wandin

2008

Jordan Whiteman

Upwey Tecoma

Paisley Stock

Healesville

2004

Kieran Harper

Monbulk

2009

Hayden Smith

Woori Yallock

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2005

Tom Bugg

Gembrook Cockatoo

2010

Matthew Jeffery

Mount Evelyn

2021

Paisley Stock

Healesville

Luke Nash

Seville

Liam Kidd

Belgrave

2006

Patrick Ashton

Yarra Glen

2011

Mason Kirby

Upwey Tecoma

2007

Dylan Broadway

Mount Evelyn

2012

Jesse Volta

Gembrook Cockatoo

2018

Samantha Beecroft

Monbulk

2008

Dagan Filardi

Olinda Ferny Creek

2013

Joel Garner

Wandin

2018

Jessica Beraud

Yarra Glen

2009

Jack Lee

Wesburn

2014

Angus Fern

Mount Evelyn

2019

A. Rabot

Emerald

2010

Jesse Volta

Gembrook Cockatoo

2015

Thomas Taylor

Emerald

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2011

Joel Garner

Wandin

2016

Harrison Keeling

Yarra Glen

2021

Brylee Anderson

Healesville

2012

Patrick Bruzzese

Wandin

2017

Benjamin Grimes

Monbulk

2013

Callum French

Woori Yallock

2018 Green

Christopher Beattie

Yarra Glen

Hunter Greenall

Olinda Ferny Creek

2018 Green

Connor Smith

Wandin

2018

Bridget Deed

Seville

2014

Hugh Basset

Seville

2018 Blue

Daniel Chamberlin

Mount Evelyn

2019

S. Potter

Healesville

2015

Benjamin Grimes

Monbulk

2019 Yarra

B. Spencer

Woori Yallock

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2016

Daniel Ebbels

Healesville

2019 Ranges

B. Farr

Wandin

2021

Georgia Knight

Monbulk

2017

Cameron Nyko

Healesville

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

2018

Cody Anderson

Healesville

2019 Yarra

Jeremy Newsome

Healesville

2019 Ranges

Noah Holt

Wandin

1983

Norm Cartledge

Wesburn

2020

No Season

(Covid-19)

1985

Richard Wicks

Emerald

1986

Robert Halit

Wesburn

1987

Darrel Clinch

Wesburn

1990

Chris Cooper

Wesburn

2008

Mathew Dompietro

Emerald

2009

Sam Raru

Upwey Tecoma

2010

Jack Preston

Emerald

2021-Yarra

Liam Westlake

Wesburn

2021-Ranges

Shaun Gamley

Upwey Tecoma

Under 15

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Under 14/15 Girls

Under 16/17 Girls

Premier Division Netball A Grade

Seniors

Netball 17 & Under Blue

2019

Narre Warren

2019

Olinda Ferny Creek

2019

ROC

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

Beaconsfield (Minor Premier)

2021

Olinda Ferny Creek (Minor Premier)

2021

Berwick NC (Minor Premier)

2021

Reserves

Netball B Grade

Netball 17 & Under White

2019

Narre Warren

2019

Beaconsfield

2019

ROC

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2021

Cranbourne (Minor Premier)

2021

Narre Warren (Minor Premier)

2021

Narre Warren (Minor Premier)

Under 18/19's

Netball C Grade

Netball 15 & Under Blue

2019

Berwick

2019

Cranbourne

2019

ROC

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2021

Beaconsfield (Minor Premier)

2021

Narre Warren (Minor Premier)

2021

Narre Warren (Minor Premier)

Netball 15 & Under White

Netball D Grade 2019

Berwick

2019

Beaconsfield

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2021

Narre Warren (Minor Premier)

2021

Narre Warren (Minor Premier)

Netball 13 & Under Blue 2019

Pakenham Lions

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2021

Narre Warren (Minor Premier)

Netball 13 & Under White 2019

Narre Warren

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2021

Narre Warren (Minor Premier)

AFL OUTER EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2021 | Page 65

Division One 1987

Woori Yallock

2008

Monbulk

1966

Upwey Tecoma

1978

Upwey Tecoma

1988

Emerald

2009

Mount Evelyn

1967

Upwey Tecoma

1979

Upwey Tecoma

1989

Upwey Tecoma

2010

Mount Evelyn

1968

Healesville

1980

Upwey Tecoma

1990

Woori Yallock

2011

Wandin

1969

Healesville

1981

Upwey Tecoma

1991

Upwey Tecoma

2012

Wandin

1992

Monbulk

2013

Wandin

1993

Upwey Tecoma

2014

Wandin

1994

Upwey Tecoma

2015

Wandin

2016

Wandin

2017

Woori Yallock

2018

Wandin

2019

Pakenham Lions

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2021

ROC (Minor Premier)

Seniors

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976

Woori Yallock Woori Yallock Healesville Woori Yallock Woori Yallock Belgrave Belgrave

Reserves

1982 1983 1984

Monbulk Seville Woori Yallock

1985

Woori Yallock

1995

Woori Yallock

1986

Healesville

1996

Woori Yallock

1987

Healesville

1997

Woori Yallock

1988

Healesville

1998

Woori Yallock

1999

Healesville

2000

Upwey Tecoma

2001

Upwey Tecoma

2002

Upwey Tecoma

2009

Healesville

2003

Upwey Tecoma

2010

Upwey Tecoma

Woori Yallock

2011

Upwey Tecoma

2012

Mount Evelyn

2013

Mount Evelyn

2014

Wandin

2015

Wandin

2016

Wandin

2017

Woori Yallock

2018

Wandin

2019

Doveton

1977

Healesville

1989

Healesville

1978

Upwey Tecoma

1990

Woori Yallock

1979

Upwey Tecoma

1991

Warburton Millgrove

1980

Upwey Tecoma

1992

Woori Yallock

1981

Woori Yallock

1993

Healesville

1982

Seville

1994

Warburton Millgrove

1983

Monbulk

1995

Woori Yallock

1984

Woori Yallock

1996

Woori Yallock

1985

Healesville

1997

Woori Yallock

1986

Gembrook Cockatoo

1998

Upwey Tecoma

1987

Woori Yallock

1999

Woori Yallock

1988

Healesville

2000

Wandin

1989

Upwey Tecoma

2001

Healesville

1990

Upwey Tecoma

1991

Upwey Tecoma

1992

Wandin

2004

Upwey Tecoma

1993

Upwey Tecoma

2005

Upwey Tecoma

1994

Upwey Tecoma

2006

Upwey Tecoma

1995

Warburton Millgrove

2007

Warburton Millgrove

1996

Seville

2008

1997

Monbulk

1998

2004

Netball C Grade

2005

Healesville

2006

Upwey Tecoma

2007

Healesville

2008

Warburton Millgrove

2009

Monbulk

2010

Olinda Ferny Creek

2011

Upwey Tecoma

2012

Wandin

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2013

Woori Yallock

2021

ROC (Minor Premier)

2014

Healesville

2015

Healesville

2016

Mt Evelyn

2012

Mount Evelyn

Wandin

2013

Upwey Tecoma

2017

Upwey Tecoma

Gembrook Cockatoo

Olinda Ferny Creek

2009

2018

2014

Monbulk

Officer

Olinda Ferny Creek

2010

2019

2015

1999

Upwey Tecoma

2000

Warburton Millgrove

No Season (Covid-19)

Wandin

2011

2020

2016

2001

Wandin

Healesville

Emerald (Minor Premier)

Olinda Ferny Creek

2012

2021

2017 2018

Wandin

2002

Wandin

2013

Upwey Tecoma

2019

ROC

Upwey Tecoma

Woori Yallock

Upwey Tecoma

2005

2003

2014

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

Monbulk

Silvan

Upwey Tecoma

2006

2004

2015

2021

ROC (Minor Premier)

Woori Yallock

Monbulk

Olinda Ferny Creek

2007

2005

2016

Wandin

Mount Evelyn

Monbulk

2017

2008

2006

Mount Evelyn

2015

Wandin

Silvan

Mt. Evelyn

2009

2007

2018

Pakenham

Mount Evelyn

2016

Wandin

Silvan

2019

2010

2008

Wandin

Upwey Tecoma

No Season (Covid-19)

2011

2009

2020

2010

Woori Yallock

Mt. Evelyn (Minor Premier)

Mount Evelyn

Woori Yallock

2021

2012

2017

2013

Upwey Tecoma

2018

Wandin

2011

Upwey Tecoma

2014

Belgrave

2012

Woori Yallock

1977

Healesville

2015

Olinda Ferny Creek

2013

Woori Yallock

1978

Seville

2016

Wandin

2014

Woori Yallock

1979

Woori Yallock

2017

Olinda Ferny Creek

2015

Wandin

1980

Healesville

2018

Olinda Ferny Creek

2016

Healesville

1981

Warburton Millgrove

2019

Mount Evelyn

2017

Olinda Ferny Creek

1982

Healesville

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2018

Wandin

1983

Seville

2021

ROC (Minor Premier)

2019

Doveton

1984

Woori Yallock

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

1985

Upwey Tecoma

2006

Healesville

2021

Monbulk (Minor Premier)

1986

Wandin

2007

Warburton Millgrove

2002 2003

Upwey Tecoma Healesville

Under 18/19's

Netball A Grade

Netball B Grade

AFL OUTER EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2021 | Page 66

Netball D Grade

Netball 17 & Under

Division Two Seniors

1987

Monbulk

1995

Belgrave

1978

Wandin

1988

Wandin

1996

Emerald

1979

Wandin

1989

Wandin

2000

Emerald

1980

Alexandra

1990

Belgrave

2002

South Belgrave

1981

Emerald

1991

Belgrave

2006

South Belgrave

1982

Yea

1992

Seville Yarra Glen

Yarra Junction

Emerald

1993

2007

1983

Yea

Seville

Emerald

1984

1994

2008

Wandin

South Belgrave

Olinda Ferny Creek

1985

1995

2009

Yarra Glen

Powelltown

Emerald

1986

1996

2010

Monbulk

Emerald

Seville

1987

1997

2011

Olinda Ferny Creek

Yarra Junction

Seville

1988

1998

2012

Powelltown

Yarra Junction

Olinda Ferny Creek

1989

1999

2013

Gembrook Cockatoo

Woori Yallock

Yarra Junction

2000

2014

1990

Monbulk

Yarra Junction

Combined Comp D1&D2

1991

2001

2015

Yarra Junction

Combined Comp D1&D2

Silvan

2002

2016

1992

Yarra Glen

Yarra Junction

Combined Comp D1&D2

1993

2003

2017

Kinglake

South Belgrave

Combined Comp D1&D2

1994

2004

2018

Seville

South Belgrave

No Competition

1995

2005

2019

South Belgrave

Warburton Millgrove

No Season (Covid-19)

1996

2006

2020

Alexandra

Kinglake (Minor Premier)

Emerald

2007

2021

1997 1998

Yarra Glen

2008

Alexandra

1999

Belgrave

2009

Olinda Ferny Creek

2000

Gembrook Cockatoo

2010

Seville

2001

Yarra Glen

2011

Seville

2002

Silvan

2012

Seville

2003

Seville

2013

Healesville

2004

Gembrook Cockatoo

2014

Seville

2005

Olinda Ferny Creek

2015

Yarra Junction

2006

Warburton Millgrove

2016

Yarra Glen

2017

Belgrave

2007

Thornton Eildon

2018

Seville

2008

Alexandra

2019

Yarra Junction

2009

Olinda Ferny Creek

2020

2010

Yarra Glen

2011

Emerald

No Season (Covid-19) Warburton Millgrove (Minor Premier)

2012

Belgrave

2013

Healesville

2014

Yarra Glen

2015

Emerald

2016

Gembrook Cockatoo

2017

Belgrave

2018

Yarra Junction

2019

2021

Under 17/18's

Netball A Grade 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Yarra Junction Emerald Thornton Eildon Powelltown Powelltown Emerald Yarra Glen Seville Yarra Glen Seville Seville Belgrave Yea Yea No Season (Covid-19)

2021

Warburton Millgrove (Minor Premier)

1978

Fairpark

1979

Thornton

1980

Fairpark

2006

Warburton Millgrove

1981

Emerald

2007

Yarra Junction

1982

Belgrave

2008

Alexandra

Seville

1983

Belgrave

2009

Yarra Junction

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

1984

Belgrave

2010

Powelltown

2021

Kinglake (Minor Premier)

1985

Yarra Glen

2011

Powelltown

1986

Yarra Junction

2012

Powelltown

1987

Wandin

2013

Yea

1988

South Belgrave

2014

Yarra Glen

1989

Wandin

2015

Yea

1990

Belgrave

2016

Seville

2017

Yea

1991

Monbulk

2018

Seville

1992

Powelltown

2019

Seville

1993

Belgrave

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

1994

Belgrave

2021

Yarra Glen (Minor Premier)

Reserves 1978

Wandin

1979

Wandin

1980

Alexandra

1981

Powelltown

1982

Powelltown

1983

Emerald

1984

Belgrave

1985

Wandin

1986

Silvan

Netball B Grade

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

2021

Netball C Grade Powelltown Yea Alexandra Yea Yarra Glen Seville Yarra Glen Kinglake Yea Seville No Season (Covid-19) Broadford (Minor Premier) Netball D Grade Seville Yea Yea Seville Yea Yarra Glen Yarra Glen Yea No Season (Covid-19) Powelltown (Minor Premier) Veterans Monbulk Monbulk South Belgrave South Belgrave South Croydon Croydon North East Division - Woori Yallock West Division - Chirnside Park Major Premiers - South Croydon Minor Premiers - Mt Evelyn South Croydon Chirnside Park Kilsyth Kilsyth Croydon North Croydon North Croydon North Croydon North Mount Evelyn Croydon North Wandin Wandin Wandin Wandin Mount Evelyn Mount Evelyn Healesville No Season (Covid-19) Narre Warren (Minor Premier) Gembrook Cockatoo (Minor Premier) Womens Olinda Ferny Creek (Minor Premier)

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Juniors Under 9

1990

Wesburn

1991

Wesburn

1999

Woori Yallock

2000

Emerald

Healesville

2001

Emerald

Monbulk

2002

Wesburn

1984

Seville

2003

Wandin

1985

Yarra Glen

2004

Healesville

2005

Upwey Tecoma

2006

Emerald

2007

Woori Yallock

2008

Woori Yallock

2009

Yarra Glen

2010

Wandin

2011

South Belgrave

2012

Monbulk

2013

Upwey Tecoma

2014

Mount Evelyn

1979

Emerald

1980

Wesburn

1981

Upwey Tecoma

1982 1983

1986

Healesville

1987

Weburn

1988

Gembrook Cockatoo

1990

Emerald Under 10

1978

Emerald

1979

Upwey Tecoma

1980

Monbulk

1981

Emerald

2015

Monbulk

1982

Wesburn

2016

Monbulk - U12B

2017

Woori Yallock

2018

Mt. Evelyn

2019

Woori Yallock

2020 2021 Yarra 2021 Ranges

No Season (Covid-19) Olinda Ferny Creek (Minor Premier) Yarra Junction (Minor Premier)

1983

Healesville

1984

Healesville Monbulk

1985

Upwey Tecoma

1986

Seville

1987

Yarra Glen

1998

Healesville

Under 12 1975

Woori Yallock Gembrook Cockatoo

1990

Wesburn

1976

1991

Wesburn

1996

Emerald

1997

Wandin

1998

Upwey Tecoma

1999

Belgrave

2000

Upwey Tecoma

2001

Upwey Tecoma

2002

Emerald

2003

Healesville

1994

Emerald

1998

Emerald

1999

Emerald

2000

Emerald Under 11/Under 12B

1977

Emerald

1978

Emerald

1979

Upwey Tecoma

1980

Monbulk

1981

Emerald

1982

Wesburn

1983

Healesville

1984

Healesville Monbulk

1985

Upwey Tecoma

1986

Seville

1987

Yarra Glen

1998

Healesville

2018 2019 Yarra 2019 Ranges 2020

1972 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1984 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Woori Yallock Mount Evelyn Wandin No Season (Covid-19) Under 13/Under 14B Upwey Tecoma Woori Yallock Gembrook Cockatoo Fairpark Seville Emerald Woori Yallock Wesburn Emerald Healesville Emerald Healesville Emerald Mount Evelyn Upwey Tecoma Emerald Healesville Emerald Emerald Wandin South Belgrave Wandin Monbulk Woori Yallock - U14B

2018 U14 Green Upwey Tecoma 2019 Ranges Wesburn 2020 No Season (Covid-19) 2021Yarra 2021Ranges 2021Div3

Mt Evelyn (Minor Premier) Gembrook Cockatoo (Minor Premier) Monbulk (Minor Premier) Under 12/13 Girls

1973 1974 1975 1976 1993 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2017 2018Blue 2019 Yarra 2020

Under 14 Upwey Tecoma Upwey Tecoma Belgrave Belgrave Emerald Emerald Healesville Emerald Healesville Gembrook Cockatoo Gembrook Cockatoo Upwey Tecoma Emerald Upwey Tecoma Healesville Upwey Tecoma Emerald Wandin South Belgrave Gembrook Cockatoo Monbulk Mt Evelyn - Dual Premier Healesville - Dual Premier Mt Evelyn Belgrave No Season (Covid-19) Under 14/15 Girls

2019

Monbulk

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2021

Mt Evelyn (Minor Premier) Under 15

1977

Woori Yallock

1978

Emerald

1979

Fairpark

1980

Seville

1981

Belgrave

1982

Emerald

1985

Emerald

1986

Emerald

1989

Monbulk

2019

Healesville

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

1990

Monbulk

Mt Evelyn (Minor Premier)

2008

Healesville Upwey Tecoma

2021

2004

Monbulk

2009

2005

Gembrook Cockatoo

2010

Emerald

2006

Belgrave

2007

Emerald

2008

Woori Yallock

No Season (Covid-19) Woori Yallock (Minor Premier)

2009

Olinda Ferny Creek

2010

Yarra Glen

2020 2021Yarra 2021Ranges

2011

Wandin

2012

South Belgrave

2013

Woori Yallock

2014

Wesburn

2015

Healesville

2016

Mt Evelyn

2017

Healesville

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Monbulk (Minor Premier)

Juniors Under 16/17 1972

Upwey Tecoma

1973

Upwey Tecoma

1974

Upwey Tecoma

1975

Belgrave

1976

Belgrave

1978

Woori Yallock

1979

Fairpark

1980

Fairpark

1981

Belgrave

1982

Emerald

1983

Belgrave

1984

Woori Yallock

1985

Emerald

1986

Emerald

1987

Gembrook Cockatoo

1989

Monbulk

1990

Monbulk

1992

Upwey Tecoma

1993

Upwey Tecoma

1994

Upwey Tecoma

1996

Gembrook Cockatoo

1997

Emerald

1999

Upwey Tecoma

2000

Upwey Tecoma

2001

Emerald

2002

Yarra Junction

2003

Healesville

2004

Emerald

2005

Upwey Tecoma

2006

Healesville

2007

Olinda Ferny Creek

2008

Olinda Ferny Creek

2009

Upwey Tecoma

2010

Upwey Tecoma

2011

Emerald

2012

Healesville

2013

Emerald

2014

Emerald Black

2015

Mount Evelyn

2016

Wandin

2017

Gembrook Cockatoo

2018

Monbulk

2019

Mount Evelyn

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2021

Emerald (Minor Premier) Under 16/17 Girls

2019

Healesville

2020

No Season (Covid-19)

2021

Mt Evelyn (Minor Premier)

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