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Trainers needed for Masters Games The 14th Australian Masters Games are set to take place in Geelong between October 5 and 12 this year. This iconic Australian event continues to provide a unique sports festival atmosphere where more than 10,000 mature age athletes (30-plus in most cases), across 54 sports can come together and celebrate all that is great about sport and friendly competition. The organisers of the games require a team of qualified and experienced sports trainers to provide first aid and treatment to participants, workforce and spectators. Sports trainers will be responsible for conducting an initial assessment on an

athleteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s injury and provide emergency or continued care and referral for further diagnosis and treatment providing athletes with best practice care and support. This will include completing injury reports and returning them to the Games Office. Applications are now open for sports trainers. For more information, contact Danielle McDougall, Administration and Sports Care Program, Officer Australian Masters Games, phone 4242-4304 or email amg. sportcare@unisport.com.au.

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A MESSAGE FROM AFL VICTORIA

V/Line Umpire Academy Program Every weekend at country grounds across Victoria, the men and women with whistles and flags in hand play a pivotal role in making local football what it is. Ensuring the development of the next generation of umpires is at the very heart of keeping country football the great social and community event it is for everyone involved, from players, officials and of course the spectators. Because of the key role umpires play, each year WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country’s Umpiring Department invites a group of talented whistle blowers to participate in the V/Line Umpire Academy Program. Invitations are sent to young developing field, boundary and goal umpires to participate in Junior Football Programs, as well to more experienced umpires from local associations that are then considered for selection in a wide-range of umpiring appointments. In 2013 the V/Line Umpire Academies are located at: • Camperdown/Terang • Ballarat/Geelong • Morwell/Churchill • Berwick/Dandenong • Albury/Wangaratta • Shepparton/Echuca • Horsham • Bendigo • Mildura The location for each academy was determined in the latter part of last year and at pre-Christmas sessions, summer training programs are distributed to the new members and the current fitness levels are determined.

Post-Christmas – usually in mid-February – the Academy Program resumes with fitness levels of all participants measured once again. Coaching sessions at the Academy sessions include on-track coaching with discipline-specific coaching groups and also indoor-coaching sessions that range from umpiring philosophies, personal goal-setting, the completion of self-development plans and an outline of what the year ahead will include. Active participants of the AFL National UmpireCoach Professional Development Program play an important role in the delivery of the Academy sessions and conduct skill-based coaching sessions where the participants are exposed to ‘a different voice’ where the expectations of the performances are extremely high. This year members of the Academy have thrived in the opportunities the program offers, with all umpiring appointments for the 2013 V/Line Cup (U15 country representative carnival) and AFL Victoria’s 2013 U16 Championships being active participants in the V/Line Umpire Academy Program. The Academy Program also provided 230 of the 248 umpires for last month’s WorkSafe Country Championships. In addition to these achievements, 12 umpires have been invited to umpire attend the three WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country versus Victorian Amateur Football Association games on Sunday, July 7. For anyone who is interested in learning more about the V/Line Umpire Academy Program, please visit www.vcfl.com.au

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SPIRIT OF SPORT AWARD

Colts players rewarded Colts footballers Jesse Phillips (Belmont Lions) and Jak Evans (Queenscliff) are the most recent winners of the Spirit of Sport Award. Jesse and Jak received their weekly awards before their games last round. The Spirit of Sport Award is conducted in conjunction with St Laurence and Victoria Police and aims to target behavioural standards in sport by encouraging and rewarding fair play, sportsmanship and mutual respect among team mates and competitors. At each Colts football and Under 17 netball game, the umpires choose the three most prominent players from each competing team and award them points out of five for performance and points out of 10 for the spirit in which they played the game.

2013 weekly winners:

Round 1: Joshua Demunari (Lara), Zac Sheahan (Newtown & Chilwell) and Joshua Matsubara (Leopold); Meg Blood (St Mary’s). Round 2: Abbey Middleton (Leopold). Round 3: Jackson O’Hanlon (Modewarre) and Sara Devine (St Joseph’s). Round 4: Xavier Carew (St Joseph’s), Kody Spokes (Colac) and Georgia Finn (Colac). Round 5: Tuan Tran (St Albans) and Elly Ryan (Lara). Round 6: Brittany Christy (Grovedale) and Liam Vagg (Portarlington). Round 7: Georgina Barclay (Newtown & Chilwell) and Kayne Coulson (North Geelong). Round 8: Jesse Phillips (Belmont Lions) and Jak Evans (Queenscliff).

The player who scores the most points for that round is recognised for their performance with the weekly Blue Ribbon Foundation Medal and certificate. A player can only win the weekly medal once during the season, but the points accumulate over the home and away season and the player with the most points following the final round will be declared the Spirit of Sport Player of the Year. They will be presented with the Blue Ribbon Foundation Medal, framed with a citation certificate. Winners in the Colts competition will come from Bellarine, Geelong and Geelong & District clubs.

Jesse Phillips (Belmont Lions) and Jak Evans (Queenscliff).

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AT THE GRILL with Milky Mahoney

A good, long weekend I hope you enjoyed the week without my input. I got caught out with the short week. Anyway, I had a really interesting long weekend. I caught up with some old team mates at a joint function between Geelong West and Ammos. I really enjoy footy functions and quite seriously don’t go to enough of them. I was made feel really welcome by both clubs. Us old Ammos boys were bigger, better, stronger than what really took place. It’s amazing what a difference a couple of frothies makes. The Geelong West gang are a great bunch with legends like Kevin Hannan, Youngie, Fenno, Freddie. Unfortunately there was also the president, Danny O’Leary, the one-pot screamer. I also had a really good chat to Anthony Chirnside and his two brothers from Warrnambool. They are a very close family and the younger brothers idolise Anthony for some of the best reasons - big brother and father figure. They are a sensational gang. Look out the rest of the GFL if they can land the little brothers into the West camp. Over the long weekend, Ronnie Watt celebrated a birthday and whether it was a coincidence or not, there was a massive turnout of the whole North Shore playing group at the Cremorne. I hear Ronnie’s kids gave him a voucher for sky diving for his birthday and while he’s not keen on using it, North Shore secretary Sherryn Duff is already talking about turning it into a fundraiser for the Seagulls. Not sure the skydiving company would be keen to land at Windsor Park.

Past legends return St Joseph’s twos have had a couple of past legends pull on the jumper. This week I spotted Butch Shaw and Sean Simpson. I watched as Simmo sold some candy and danced around an opponent, but I’m told the highlight came later in the game when Simmo did a Percy Jones and missed the footy when having a shot at goal. I bet it wasn’t even mentioned at the bar later!

Umpiring puzzle I’m still concerned by fit umpires out in the middle not umpiring. Are they using the Aussie cricketers rotation system? Well it didn’t work for them either! A couple of coaches have spoken to me about just how many free kicks are being paid. The AFL is down by 30 per cent, GFL continues to rise.

Predictions can change Part of my last column that didn’t make to the Record on time was my declaration that the five Will Not Change. Lucky nobody got to see that. So in the last two weeks what has changed, Geelong West dropped a game they probably shouldn’t have, but Leopold was always going to beat someone. St Albans lost the last two, Grovedale fell away against Newtown but bounced back against Lara. The Lara Cats just got past Joeys then smashed by Grovey. South Barwon, Newtown and Bell Park are certainties; Grovedale and Lara are in charge of their own destiny. St Mary’s has a very interesting four weeks, Geelong West is getting some players back and must beat all sides outside the five and at least one in the five. Colac and St Albans need a couple of serious scalps and a lot of luck. Colac has five home games and away games against two sides below; St Albans have the same number of home games but have a tougher draw.

This week Bell Park hosts the in-form Grovedale and the battle of the big men should be a beauty, Vale against Abbott. Can Razga hold Paulke and who will get Erskine, Johnson or McSparron? And don’t forget Sheringham, Cuthill, Batchelor and the Bucovaz brothers for Bell Park against Donohue, Barrett, Bell-Warren and Deans - what a cracking contest. Colac must make it as uncomfortable for Newtown as possible and make the Central Reserve a place all GFL sides hate with a passion. North Shore will see this week as a chance to score its first win, Leopold has other thoughts. I’m sure Joeys will be at their competitive best, but they are running out of numbers and South Barwon at home is not where you want to be in that shape. St Albans and Geelong West have one of the eight-point games for this round - either side will find it really tough from here, particularly St Albans. The other eight-pointer is St Mary’s and Lara. Lara has a chance to send a message that last week was a blimp on the radar, St Mary’s must win and the finals door remains open. Come Saturday night, the five could be set or it could still include eight combatants, GFL is alive and well. Contact me milkymahoney@hotmail.com or @milkymahoney on Twitter

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IN THE ROOMS with Alex Tigani and Paddy Slack

Top ruckmen to battle at Hamlyn Park Paddy Slack: Round 9 saw the stronger sides of the competition overpowering weaker teams with a round full of percentage boosting wins. Good news came out during the week that Lara’s James Allan in fact did not do his ACL as suspected and will be back in 6-8 weeks, which is great news for the Cats. Alex Tigani: Though the news, which was released days after our deadline, was great for Lara fans they would be unable to capitalise on Saturday in its side’s loss to Grovedale.

PS: The Tigers’ organised defence limited the Cats to just four goals for the game and league-leading goalkicker Shaydon Bloomfield to just the one. Bell Park will host Grovedale today following the Tigers “best win for the year” according to Coach Grant Tanner. Will Grovedale hold second spot today or will the Dragons take their place?

AT: I’ve been asking myself that question all week as I’ll be heading to the Hamlyn Park today. In a battle of the league’s top two ruckmen (Zane Vail and Ryan Abbott) I’m going with the Dragons who remain undefeated at home so far this season. Speaking of the undefeated, can the Swans record win number 19 on the trot?

PS: Coming off a 12-goal loss to Bell Park, I can’t see Joey’s competing with South Barwon today. To the disappointment of both Colac and South Barwon spectators last week, Matthew Scarlett did not play, but will hopefully line up for the Swans today. Colac managed to obtain a one-goal lead at half time against the undefeated South Barwon, how do you think they’ll go against fourth placed Newtown today? AT: If it’s anything like last year’s match, where Newtown & Chilwell came from behind thanks to a controversial free kick, we’re in for a show! The Eagles should be able to fly back to their nest with the four points. Sadly, last week I witnessed the Seagulls’ wings clipped by the Roosters.

PS: It was the Roosters’ first win away from home. After St Albans suffered a brutal 10-goal loss to your boys last week, do you think the Roosters can make it their second away win for the year against the Saints today? AT: St Albans (along with Grovedale) has been a tough side to tip this year. I can’t help but agree with their assistant Coach Rory Nicol that there is too much of a gap between their veterans and youth. With that in mind, the Roosters may hold onto seventh place with a small win.

PS: Matthew Hebbard and Romain Grenville (St Mary’s) both booted four goals each, which puts them both on the league’s leading goalkickers board, with Hebbard on 27 for the year and Grenville on 28. Lara defenders will have to limit their impact on the scoreboard today in order to bounce back with a win. This may possibly be a season defining match for both sides, who are you tipping and by how much?

AT: This match is a must-win for the Cats, who are very fortunate to have their 1-2 record following the Interleague bye. St Mary’s had the edge over the Cats in their last two encounters, so I’m going to have to hand them my tip, only by a goal. The return of Ash McLean couldn’t have come any later for the Seagulls; do you give them any chance in the bottom-of-the-table clash?

PS: It’s pretty hard to back the Seagulls following last week’s performance and that their last seven games have been 100-plus point losses. But I am tipping a close game and possibly see Leopold jump to tenth spot. AT: Finally, the most important question of the day - when will we see you back on the field in the Colts competition? PS: That’ll be tomorrow against Torquay at Queens Park. The P.Slack show starts at 10am!

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Boots getting good use Well the real football weather is upon us and many umpires have had to wear football boots to keep upright through the centre of many grounds. I must say I’m getting my money’s worth out the white footy boot specials I picked up. I am at $3.33 per boot wear per game at the moment and my feet are still staying dry. It has been a bit cool on the track as well, plenty of rain coats, skins, beanies and gloves have been observed. The trivia night was last weekend was a huge success, battled out over seven rounds by 10 teams.

a huge goal umpiring appointment coming up very soon and he just wanted to blow out the cobwebs.

Family Round I congratulated Callum Binyon on his senior debut a couple of weeks back. I actually ran with him along with his dad in The Family round. For a second gamer, Callum was like he had been doing it for years. Well done. Back to the family round, some other family members who umpired together were: McMahons, Gray’s and Grossmans at Barwon Heads; the Grahams at Anakie; Hamiltons at Geelong West; and the Dixons at Werribee.

Mark Osborne did a superb job as MC, reading out the questions and revealing the answers. The trivia questions were put together by Rob Steel and he was driving the questions on the screen.

In the juniors, the Gahans were at Ocean Grove. Hope you all enjoyed the family round.

Paul Trotter was Rob’s side kick, allocating the scores. Andrew Guy was the scribe for the evening, writing the scores up on the whiteboard. It was a great mix of trivia, sport, general knowledge, movies, music etc.

Director of Umpiring Scott McLeod not only looks after operations at Grovedale Secondary College, he is now also in charge of the Year 9 students. Thanks for that info Davin.

The last round was an absolute pearler; you had to match a word for a group of animals. Lyrebirds was the first? Ossie had a ball reading out the answers for this set of questions. The Riewolts, comprising of a couple of coaching panel members and their team members was highlighted as not the correct answer. For example, for Owls the Reiwoldts went with Hooters, great answer but not correct; for Crows, they went with A Kill, on the right track but it is a murder. Other animal groups listed were wombats, crocodiles, lizards, dolphins and a few more, way too difficult for me. The scores, the Riewoldts didn’t end up last (they were second last). Last were the Destroyers, the Riewoldts, the Sadies, the Landy Legends (I help these guys with a few answers), Winning at our own pace. Equal third were Trendsetters and Tryhards, runners-up were We Don’t Need Two Tables and taking home the glory was Up the Guts. (Well I suppose we do need to let the chairman and treasurer win something for the year.)

Umpire Exchange Weekend this week, so you might week some different uniforms in some of the games on field, boundary and goal umpires.

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Team

Bradley Surkitt Patrick Eastman Nick Batchelor Benjamin Evans James Allan Luke Williams Andrew McLean Lochlan Veale Jai Thompson Dale Carson

North Shore GWSP Bell Park St Albans Lara St Albans St Mary’s Colac Leopold St Joseph’s

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This Rd

TOTAL

2 3 0 3 0 2 3 0 3 0

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GFNL LADDERS & GOAL KICKERS After Round 9 GFNL SENIORS LADDER

GOALKICKERS

TEAM

For

Agst

PTS

Player

Team

South Barwon

911

488

186.68

Shaydon Bloomfield

Lara

Jordan Erskine

Grovedale Tigers

Romain Grenville

St Mary’s

Mathew Hebbard

St Mary’s

Last Rd TOTAL

Grovedale

920

558

164.87

Bell Park

966

616

156.82

Newtown & Chilwell

0 1043 743

140.38

Lara

0 1077 725

148.55

St Mary's

929

753

123.37

Clinton Wells

South Barwon

GWSP

829

822

100.85

Jacob McGuane

Colac

797

872

91.40

Ryan Normington

Newtown & Chilwell

St Albans

750

861

87.11

St Joseph's

703

905

77.68

Stephen Paulke

Bell Park

Leopold

613 1095

55.98

Jai Sheahan

Newtown & Chilwell

North Shore

328 1428

22.97

Jordan Crerar

Newtown & Chilwell

For

PTS

Player

Team

Andrew Hawker

South Barwon

Ross Dillon

Bell Park

Troy Nolan

St Mary’s

Christopher Wiedmann Geelong West St Peters

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GOALKICKERS P

Agst

Last Rd TOTAL

South Barwon

929

364

255.22

GWSP

798

374

213.37

Bell Park

740

410

180.49

St Mary's

693

430

161.16

Colac

575

486

118.31

Lara

545

562

96.98

Lachlan Smith

Grovedale Tigers

Rahnee Hay

North Shore

Thomas Breed

St Joseph’s

Mark Morrow

Colac

Matthew Wilkinson

Lara

Joel Iskra

South Barwon

St Joseph's

723

409

176.77

Grovedale

552

721

76.56

Leopold

432

800

54.00

Newtown & Chilwell

486

757

64.20

St Albans

407

849

47.94

North Shore

354 1072

33.02

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Bell Park v Grovedale

In brief: Grovedale’s goal-kicking trio Jordan Erskine (38), Adam Donohue (19) and Marcus Smith (19) may meet its match in the Dragons Stephen Paulke, Will Sloss and Kristian Bucovaz, who have all shown fantastic form post Interleague-round. Therefore, this second versus third clash will more than likely be determined by the two side’s leading ruckmen. Putting aside names such as Street, Neurath, Veale (due to forward line roles) and Banjanin (VFL); Ryan Abbott and Zane Vail look set to battle for the league’s number one mantle. Interestingly, the Dragons have remained undefeated at home since Round 18, 2012.

TIP: Bell Park by 11 points. V

Colac v Newtown & Chilwell

In brief: The Tigers fought hard to the take lead against the reigning premier at the main break last week, however would be unable to record a third win in as many weeks come full time. The Eagles, on the other hand, continued to dominate at the Elderslie Reserve, defeating St Albans by 60 points in a match that saw Adam Healy (Sandhurst recruit) make his red and black debut. Though five of these two sides’ last seven encounters have been decided by 20 points or less, Colac has not been able to overrun its OCR fm rival since Round 18, 2010.

TIP: Newtown & Chilwell by 19 points. V

Leopold v North Shore

In brief: The Lions came awfully close to securing a second consecutive win against St Mary’s last week, however, it would be highly unlikely if today’s match doesn’t carry Steve Clark’s men out of the bottom two. Ryan Dahlhaus returned to his best last week while Jai Thompson looks set to be the early favourite for the Lions best and fairest following another best on ground performance. The Seagulls look forward to the (likely) return of defender Ash Mclean while coach Peter Riccardi predicts that VFL star Nathan Peoples may also return after the bye.

TIP: Leopold by 44 points.

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South Barwon v St Joseph’s

In brief: South Barwon’s dominance continues to amaze supporters of the league. As the Swans prepare to match a side situated outside of the top five for the fifth week in a row, they’ll be aiming for a 10th consecutive win at home and 19th consecutive overall. The Swans will also hope to equal its best start to a season since sitting 10-0 after commencing the second half of the 2011 season. As defender Matthew Scarlett returns back into the line-up, his (other) junior club, St Joseph’s, may now need to produce a miracle to end its current seven-match losing streak.

TIP: South Barwon by 39 points. V

St Albans v Geelong West St Peters

In brief: The Roosters rebounded from its shock loss to the Lions to the tune of 119-points at the Windsor Park last week, in a match that saw ball winner Scott Frangos nail six goals. However the Roosters have been unable to string two wins together since Round 2, losing two of their three away games by an average margin of 90 points. St Albans must prevent a repeat of the downfall it showcased at the second half of last season, resulting in nine consecutive defeats. The Supersaints also now have a small September opportunity, not having to play a top five side until Round 15.

TIP: St Albans by 1 (the home ground advantage tickles my fancy). V

St Mary’s v Lara

In brief: There’s no doubt that Grovedale, Bell Park and Newtown & Chilwell supporters will be rallying behind St Mary’s today to detach Lara from top-three contention. St Mary’s have now swept their opening fortnight of the season under the rug after recording five wins these last seven weeks by an average margin of 48-points. Lara will hope to limit the Saints entry, debuting WRFL recruit Daniel Riosa. The Hoppers Crossing defender was named in the best players 10 times last year, before his Warriors side was eliminated by eventual grand finalist Spotswood.

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SCOREBOARD TEAM

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2nd QTR

3rd QTR

FINAL QTR

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Football Operations Manager: Leigh Vail Senior Team Manager: Kym Batchelor

BELL PARK TEAM LIST No. PLAYER

GOALS

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4th QTR

Daniel Mullane Will Sloss Lachlan Patten Ross Dillon Morgan Churchill Mark Nelson Daniel Du Buisson-Perrine Jack McNamara Kane Robertson Joe Couch Tyson Callahan Tom Hanlon Zoran Golaboski Connor Blythe Shane Hickey Zane Vail Matthew Sheringham Scott Costello Dylan Weir Callum Vail Jeremy Palmer-Morgan Matt Jones Nick Gallichan Jake Hawkins Justin Cole Adam Tabak Brad Watach David McLaws Patrick Dillon Peter Lynch Matt Talarico Tom Mathieson Rhys Mathieson Hayden Skene Jarrod Sandells 3rd QTR

38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 4th QTR

3rd QTR

BEHINDS

2nd QTR

GOALS

James Rock Aaron Hutchison Nick Batchelor Kristian Bucovaz Joel O'Connor Steve Brown (Captain) Tim Sheringham (Senior Co-Coach) Tyler Stack Chris Lynch Ben Johnson (Senior Vice-Captain) Matthew Uebergang Rowan McSparron Paul Waldron Scott Uebergang Ben Armstrong (Senior Co-Coach) Matt Ianelli Jason Graham Tom Henderson Ben Kennedy Nick Sutcliffe Tim Austin Sam Connelly Billy Henderson Stephen Paulke Blake Nelis Cameron Green Jackson Bright Brad Lynch Hugh Hanlon Mitch Cuthill Ben Bucovaz Billy Finnemore Michael Bright Tyler Skowronski Daniel Pigott Harry Smith 2nd QTR

1st QTR

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1st QTR

No. PLAYER

BEHINDS

GROVEDALE Coach: Grant Tanner Football Director: Trevor Colbert

Team Manager: Charles Johnson

GROVEDALE TEAM LIST BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

GOALS

Beau Duthie

Aaron Zillner

Jordan Erskine

Linton Hogan

Wayne Barrett

Cameron Young

Michael McNeel

Matthew Kelly

Tom Fowler

Andrew French

Tom Leeds

Cameron Marchbank

Sam Naylor (Reserves)

Joel McInerney

Jarrod Young

Callum Whitehead

Peter Johnston (Reserves)

James Bisinella

Nathan Martin (Captain)

Devon Eddy

Tim Colbert

Andrew Chalmers

Tim Delaney

Jed Engwerda

Nathan Deans

Ben Lang

Ryley Hall

Karl Wilkins

Jamie Frisby

Dylan Fry

Tristan Hillbig

Ben Kemp

Heath Brown

Lucas Atchison

Jack Chafer

Nathan Harmat

Shaun Kingwell

Sam Sferco

Mitchell Robertson

Adam Wood

Brad Percy

Matthew Lang

Joe Fama

Daniel Goonan

Lachlan Whitehead

Vinnie Chapman

Marcus Smith

Jake Lewis

Matthew Broad

Abe Anderson

Dyson Bell-Warren

Brett Howard

Matthew Vale (Res)

Jason Russell

Matthew Costello

Lachlan Smith

Ryan Chadwick (Reserves)

Darcy Kirk

Ryan Abbott

Daniel Gibbons

Daniel Razga

Jeremy O'Brien

Cameron Brown

Paul Meenks 2nd QTR

Adam Donohue

1st QTR

Renn Bogan

4th QTR

3rd QTR

Rob Thorogood

2nd QTR

1st QTR

Alex Gubbins

BEHINDS

4th QTR

GOALS

3rd QTR

No. PLAYER

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We’re looking forward to the second half of the season and will be truly tested facing the top two teams in the next two weeks. We welcome Grovedale today and wish all teams a healthy competition.

Raffle a success too. Everyone who purchased a ticket, Cam Green, Rochelle Clark, Tony Evans, Kym Batchelor, Fiona Chisholm, Leigh Vail, and the staff at Bell Park Social Clubrooms for assisting on the day.

FOOTBALL: Wins are always welcome away from home, especially at

Canteen helpers: We’re continually looking for more helpers on match day and for junior matches. Please see John, Michelle or Leigh if you can assist, especially today while the Ladies Day is on in the Social Clubrooms.

St Joseph’s. Pleasingly, our boys shone, along with the sun, on such a beautiful day and are now in the top three on the ladder. In the Seniors, while the number of scoring shots, 36 to 14, indicated a huge margin, it was not to be due to inaccuracy. It was a special triumph to see the fellas begin to gel like a real team and we hope to see it continue strongly in the next two weeks. We have a few players to come back, which along with pressure from the Reserves solid performances, all goes well for a sound second half to the season. Our co-coach Tim Sheringham led the way after a week’s rest and was ably supported by Zane Vail, Mitch Cuthill and Michael Bright in the centre along with backmen, Ben Johnson, Rowan McSparron, Steve Brown and Daniel Pigott. Good performances by the young group are beginning to make life difficult for the selectors; always a good place to be. The Reserves staged a good fourth quarter comeback after the opposition took it right up to us. The big men, Sam Connelly and Tom Hanlon, spurred us on as we kicked five goals one behind in the last quarter. The Colts played at home against a formidable opposition. They showed great improvement, getting players back from injury and also beginning to gel as a team! Go Dragons! A fantastic Casino Royale/Major Auction was held last Saturday night , June 15 at the Geelong Club. Thanks to all those involved in its organisation: Teresa Hanlon, Toni Hefford, Michelle Gerdtz, Jeff Jarvis, Kev Purcell and our brilliant Auctioneer Andrew Mapleson. We must thank all those involved in making the Major Reverse Draw

Dragon Den: Members please join past player, Lachlan ‘Barge’ Kennedy at 1pm in the LEGENDS ROOM (next to canteen) for discounted drinks while we play Grovedale today. Upcoming Social Events: Ladies Day TODAY at 1.30pm in the Bell Park Social Clubrooms, during our home game against Grovedale. Please pay $45 pp to Teresa Hanlon. Our Ladies Day will of course replace our WAGS afternoon tea with Toni Hefford. Our WAGS afternoon tea will return Round 12, next home game against Leopold on July 13.

Did you know? Today we celebrate Ben Armstrong’s (No 15) 250th senior game. Ben has come up through the juniors for Bell Park and played in the Geelong Falcons also. He played one Reserves game, coached by Andrew Mapleson, before making his senior debut. Since his debut he has played in six grand finals including the draw in 2003, winning two premierships, 2003 and 2011. He has played in multiple Interleague sides, captained the Dragons numerous times, won numerous Club Best and Fairest awards throughout juniors and seniors, represented Vic Country and today is the Co-Coach of the Bell Park Football Club. Congratulations on a wonderful decorated career so far and all the best for the remainder of your future at Bell Park Football Club and beyond.

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This week we travel to Hamlyn Park to take on Bell Park in what is always a tough encounter. Good luck to all our football and netball teams and congratulations to Dev Eddy who played his 50th game last weekend and Mick McNeel who plays his 50th game today.

We are fortunate to have a great group of sponsors supporting our club and last weekend we held our annual sponsors lunch which gave us the opportunity to show them just how much we appreciate all they do for us. A great afternoon was had by all.

It was a great effort from our Senior team against Lara last week. The boys played a fantastic brand of tough, uncompromising footy and were very happy to walk away with the four points.

This week we acknowledge our bronze sponsors – Hall Builders, Academy Safety, Geelong Security Doors, Short Attention, Anytime Fitness, Vast Interiors, Odyssey Tavern, Tutt Bryant Hire, Champion Sportswear, Begley Motors, Barrett Painting, Apco Service Station Waurn Ponds, Geelong & Colac Orthodontics and Red Rooster.

Our Reserves came up short after being in a winnable position at three-quarter time. The boys have been playing good footy for parts of games, but need to be more consistent over four quarters. Our Colts A side had a strong win against Lara after gaining a break early in the game and our Colts B side had a convincing victory against Ocean Grove. Paul, Fitzy and Pete have the boys playing some great team first footy. Keep up the good work lads.

Volunteers of the Week – This week we thank the senior players who have helped out at junior training this season. The feedback we have received from the young lads, their parents and coaches has been outstanding. Thanks to all the guys who have taken time out to assist. It is well worth the effort. For anything you need to know about the club, like us on Facebook - Grovedale Tigers – or check out our website at www.grovedaletigers.com.au

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COLAC Senior Coach: Paul Lynch Football Manager: Chris McGuane

President: Nick Lang Captain: Andrew Kelly

COLAC TEAM LIST BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

GOALS

Tom Doolan

Sam Cardinal

Luke Theodore

Lachy Mahoney

Jake McGuane

James Rowan

Andrew Kelly (Captain)

Mark Morrow

Lachlan Simpkin

Ben Waldron

Lochie Veale

James Menzies

Kane Leerson

Jarrod Krooks

Alex Adams

Shaun Keast

Jay Baulch

Jason Murnane

Jack Parker

Callum Colvin

Jono Filice

Nick Simpkin

Michael Bolitho

Kane Smartt

Luke Consedine

David Weiss

David Jackson

Will Bourne

Klay Robinson

Tom Matthews

Liam McGuane

Jake Carmody

Pat Seal

Trent Theodore

Dean Felekos

Luke Cardinal

Nick Lynch

Liam Kirkman

Josh Murfitt

Josh Morrissy

Shane Theodore

Darcy Lang

Dylan Fedley

James Linton

Mick Embrey

Kody Spokes

Dale Menzies

Chris Parsons

Kaden Newton

Steve Presani

Ryan Monaghan

Luke Hillman

Alex McVilly

David O'Sullivan

Chris Oborne

Danny McCarthy

Matt Garner 2nd QTR

Ben Lynch

1st QTR

Travis Woodmason

4th QTR

3rd QTR

Dylan McCarthy

2nd QTR

1st QTR

Paul Presani

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4th QTR

GOALS

3rd QTR

No. PLAYER

BEHINDS

NEWTOWN & CHILWELL Coach: Jacob Spolding Football Director: Stuart Higgins

Manager: Geoff Deppeler Captain: Jarrod McCorkell

NEWTOWN & CHILWELL TEAM LIST BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

GOALS

Aidan Potter

Daniel Semmens

Jacob Spolding

Ethan Drew

Lachlan Edwards

Brendan Foster

Jai Sheahan

Taylor Hyland

Lewis Hyland

Ged Brody

Matthew McMahon

John Leyden

Bernie Lynch

Matthew Rollo

Aaron Baxter

Adam Healy

Justin Perkins

Jackson Ramus

Matthew Sully

Daniel Goodwin

Ashley McCorkell

Mick Grant

David Wojinscki

Kell Craven

Piers Flanagan

Nicholas Parker

Josh McDonald

Patrick Carroll

Tom Veale

Braden Hocking

David Nye

Peter Burford-Smith

Ryan Gamble

Jacob Bruhn

Tom O'Dwyer

Jack Hyde

Matt Higgins

Pat O'Donoghue

Jarrod McCorkell (Captain)

Jack Harman

Dylan Hulgtren

Nick Kalbarczyk

Michael Stanley

Jack Steel

David Jelbart

Oscar Harrop

Cain Ackland

Liam Blue

Alex Hyslop

Braydn Dean

Jordan Crerar

Nicholas Watson

Nicholas Spolding

Edward Marks

Timothy McKinnon

Jess Petrovski

David Symons

Harley Finnigan

Mick Foster 2nd QTR

Jackson Kelly

1st QTR

Luke Kermond

4th QTR

3rd QTR

Ryan Normington

2nd QTR

1st QTR

Nathan Braddock

BEHINDS

4th QTR

GOALS

3rd QTR

No. PLAYER

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COLAC What a great game of footy we watched last week. Although the Tigers were defeated, we showed that we can match it with the best and whilst we did fall away in the second half there was plenty to take out of that performance. Today we face another top side in Newtown at the Central Reserve. We all know last time we played the Eagles they jumped us early and we were unable to catch up with them for the rest of the day. Today we will look to put four consistent quarters together and let’s hope we can take a big scalp. Whilst it wasn’t a great day last week as far as wins were concerned, we must praise the efforts of our Colts team who are a little undermanned at the moment. The young Tigers really took it up to the Swans and hopefully over the next few weeks we will see a few of the boys back and we are sure that they will make a run for the finals. Our Under 14 team had a great win last Saturday, they might start early but it is well worth getting along and having a look at these young tigers play, they play a great brand of footy and they are they future of our club. It will be an interesting day at the netball again today, like their male counterparts our girls are improving each game and with a little luck we can cause a few upsets today. Well

colacfc.vcfl.com.au done to our lower grades who had some very good wins last week. We have consolidated some of our places in the top five and let’s hope our A Grade girls can put themselves in a position to threaten for the finals. Tonight we will be having a bit of a social night in the club rooms, plenty of music and plenty of fun to be had so stick around and join in, as we know it is always a good night at the club and we love to see our families and friends turn up and have a great time. Reverse Raffle tickets need to be returned before next Sunday’s Draw. Make sure if you have tickets that they are all sold and don’t leave it until the last minute. Get your tickets back to Ray today or at least let him know that you have sold them. If you haven’t yet got a ticket, see Ray or any player remember to get a syndicate together it is always a great day and it will be drawn on next Sunday June 30. Calcutta winner’s last game was the Mitchell Club with the Magoo Syndicate taking the honours, well done to all concerned. Don’t forget Counter Teas on Thursday Nights so get in and get amongst it, a great feed and they are well priced. Go Colac KFC Tigers.

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Today we welcome travel to Colac, in another important game. Colac was extremely competitive last week and appears to have turned its season around. We always have excellent games against each other and this should be no different.

the result was fitting in the end as they led all day. Today they face the top side Leopold and will need to be at their best to continue their good form to win. Best were: Jacob Ngawati, Hamish Barclay and Kieran McNally.

Last week the Seniors controlled the game all day after a good start. Apart from some poor kicking for goal our multi function forward line operated well and kicked our highest score for the season so far. Bernie Lynch once again showed his strength and experience up back with solid support.

A Grade netball won again against solid opposition. They are rotating some players and many girls are gaining experience in this level. B Grade won convincingly to keep their winning run going, today they face a strong Colac B team. C Grade was once again a winner and has kept on improving all year. Good players were many once again and we were also able to Many more win are theirs while we hope D Grade, whom are introduce Adam Healy to Senior football. Best players Bernie still struggling, will regain some confidence. Lynch, Jai Sheahan and Matt McMahon. Last Saturday was our successful Ladies Day and we give The Reserves were very disappointing in their loss to St Albans, after taking many steps forward in recent games this was a big step backwards. Led early but were headed and were unable to bridge the final gap. Consistency they must obtain and today’s game gives them a chance for redemption. Best were Matt Rollo, Mick Grant and David Nye.

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LEOPOLD Coach: Steve Clark Reserves Coach: Matt Russell President: Phil Carmichael

Football Director: David Dowd Captain: Jai Thompson

LEOPOLD TEAM LIST GOALS

BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

GOALS

Ryan Dahlhaus

Jarron Booth

Alex Gregorio

Tim Connolly

Guy O'Keefe

Jakob Kiddle

Brad Grills

Matt Miller

Josh Cole

Sam Hughes

Jake Dowsett

Trent Williams

Nathan VanSomeren

Tim Marshall

Todd Jones

Shane Johnson

Mitch Butteriss (Reserves Captain)

Brett Cunningham

Daniel Lane

Michael Murray

Steve Jeffreys

Jye Walker

Lachlan Alford

Jai Thompson (Senior Captain)

Ryan Hole

James Bennett

Sandan Inturrisi

Adam Bond

Adrian Schryver

Jeremy Larcombe

Troy McLaughlin

Greg Hardy

Cameron Devlin

Lewis Iverson

Tom Pesa

Leigh Thompson

Jackson Bews

Matt Pitt

Nick Hughes

Sam Calder

Adam McGaffin

Jake Roberts

Aaron Tom

Luke Moore

Matthew Batterham

Jason Tom

Dillon Barnby

Scott Miller

Josh Hughes

Tom Quinlan

Jack Stephens

Luke Gale

Matthew Williams

Tyler Jones

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3rd QTR

2nd QTR

Jesse Lothian

1st QTR

4th QTR

James Menzies

3rd QTR

2nd QTR

Brandon Howarth

1st QTR

4th QTR

No. PLAYER

BEHINDS

NORTH SHORE Coach: Peter Riccardi Manager: Ken Ivermee

Captain: Nathan Peoples

NORTH SHORE TEAM LIST GOALS

BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

GOALS

Michael Franksen

Tim Ivermee

Leigh Chandler

Nathan Peoples

Adam Goodman

Callum Hobbs

Hayden Thompson

Ashley McLean

Joshua Cleary

Ryan Robertson

Michael Riccardi

Jamie Grace

Wayne Dennert

George Cavalas

Brad McDougall

Nathan King

Ben Lennon

Sam Harmer

Brett Van der vliet

PJ DiSanto

James Gibbs

Zac Mawson

Mario Arcoraci

Aaron Seller

Matt Whiting

Peter Riccardi

Brendan Beck

David Riccardi

Peter Riccardi (Senior)

Brad Surkitt

Clint Turner

Mathew Robinson

Allan Bilney

Zachary Smith

Anthony Sutej

Dylan Watt

Michael Sammut

Ron Watt

Taona-Nyasha Mutchochoni

Jordan Purcell

Jamie Robertson

Brad Scown

Ron Dando

Jayden Hutchins

Rahnee Hay

Killian Unsworth

Matthew Egan 3rd QTR

2nd QTR

Nik Pavic

1st QTR

4th QTR

Brendan Kennedy

3rd QTR

2nd QTR

Anthony Close

1st QTR

BEHINDS

4th QTR

No. PLAYER

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LEOPOLD Today the club hosts our sponsors for our annual Sponsors Luncheon, which we hope you enjoy the day and you can see that the contribution you make to our club is greatly appreciated and utilised throughout the many facets of our club. Without your support, the club would not be able to participate at the high level required to be a part of the GFL, so we thank you for this support and trust that we can count on it for many years to come. We also extend our welcome to the North Shore Football Club. On the football front, we hope to put on a good showing for you today, having come close last weekend against St Mary’s. We were in a winning position at threequarter time, but were overrun in the last quarter. Whilst we are unable to be at full strength for any stage this year due to season long injuries, today we will get a few back which takes us that one step closer towards having our best side on the ground. We regularly have four to five changes each week to our senior team, so it is hoped that we can soon get some continuity soon which will certainly help our consistency. The Reserves put up a really good showing last week and they will be determined to continue that form into this weekend. Both of our Colts teams had wins last

leopoldlions.com.au week, and it was said that the half-time address from Dave Dowd to his team made our senior coach look like a puppy. It seems that Otis’ “enthusiasm” has worn off on Dowdy. It worked, with his boys kicking the last couple to get over the line. Our netballers continue on their winning ways. A strong 14-goal win in the As against fellow top three team in St Mary’s capped off a highly successful day for our netballers last weekend. It is a shame that our As have the week off as we would encourage our sponsors to get over to the netball today for a look, but you can still see some high quality netball from the rest of our girls, just get over there early as they will probably be finished by 1pm. On the social scene, the Auction night is fast approaching so keep an eye out for details of the night. We ask all involved with the club to have a think about potential items for the night, as there will be a major auction and an accompanying silent auction. This has been our major fundraiser for the year, so we cannot stress enough how important that we have everyone contributing to the night. July 13 after the away game to Bell Park is the date, and it will be at the clubrooms. Go Polders!

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NORTH SHORE

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This week we head to Memorial Park, the home of the Leopold Lions to enjoy the hospitality of Phil and his committee.

call and they will let you know. Once you have your Foxtel account number, it will take just a few minutes to assign your subscription to our club and we will be in the running for some great rewards. Please note that anyone can assign their subscription towards our club, so if you have friends, and family outside of the club, and you can get them to do this, our club will benefit further.

After the game we’ll be stopping into Buckley’s Entertainment Centre, make sure you drop in for dinner to support this integral sponsor of Local football. Congratulations to Jamie Grace who plays his 100th game this week for the Seagulls. Jamie has been a part of the Seagulls since playing Under 16s and is now an integral part of our leadership group.

Memberships are now overdue! We are lucky enough to have partnered with the Corio Lions Club who will be manning out gate at each home game. Don’t get caught out having to pay at the gate and see Sherryn for your 2013 membership.

Congratulations are also in order for Jacob Sammut-Miljevic who has made the Under 13 interleague team.

Major partners: Thank you to our Major Sponsors for 2013:

Saturday, July 13: Good Faces for Radio will be entertaining us

Archibald Builders, Transport Consultancy Group, Avalon Airport, Terminals, Ray White and the Norlane Hotel. We ask our members to support not only these businesses, but all our sponsors that have jumped on board for 2013.

at the clubrooms. Cost will be $15 per head; we’ll also have drink specials throughout the night. Be great to see all our supporters and junior parents to help get the clubrooms packed on this night so make sure you lock in your baby sitters now!

Dates for your diary:

Apparel: Our apparel range is always on display in the clubrooms

Friday, July 19: Ladies/Traders Night.

but on a Thursday nights or home game you can try and buy! Eftpos facilities are available at the club. Some of you may have seen our new jackets being work by our junior coaches & team managers. We’re happy to advise these have now been added to our merchandise range and will be available for $50.

Saturday, July 20: Dinner at The Norlane.

Fox Footy Rewards: Have you signed up for Fox Footy Rewards yet? Please head to www.foxfootyclubrewards.com.au and register your details towards the club. You will need your Foxtel account number (usually found on your bill), if unsure give Foxtel a quick

Saturday, July 27: Saturday, August 10: Auction Night. Saturday, August 24: Silver Circle. Keep an eye out on our website and check out Cee Gull on Facebook for the latest details. Keep up to date with everything happening at Windsor Park by checking our website regularly - www.northshorefootballclub.com

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SOUTH BARWON Senior Co-Coaches: James Garvey & Casey Tutungi Manager: Bill McCann

Reserves Coach: James Maas Reserves Manager: Wendy Durran

SOUTH BARWON TEAM LIST GOALS

BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

GOALS

Nick Buller

Al Maas

Tom Maas

Toby Prendergast

Luke Buckland

Mark Hoare

Dan Roy

Mitch McKee

Paul Sullivan

Jackson Fort

Mark Corrigan

Danny Phillips

Anthony Biemans (Captain)

Sean Sim

Jordan Duncan

Adam Wiseman (Assistant Coach)

Ben Raidme

Ryan Jacobi

Isaac Baker

Huw Wilson

Sam Stavenuiter

Nathan Kerby

Peter Hardy

Joel Jahn

Tom Stewart

Andrew Jarvis

Clinton Wells

Cody Diana

Matthew Di-Giusto

Jessi Verdichizzi

Josh Westwood

Michael Crossett

Nathan Tweddle

Daniel Chittenden

Mitch Fisher

Dylan Kee

Mitchell Herbison

Chris Di-Giusto

Joel Iskra

Spencer Kelly

Jason Kerby (Assistant Coach)

Jackson Brennan

Jono Ramondo

Andrew Hawker

Joel Edwards

Dillon Benn

Darcy Hansen

Andrew Tiglias

Casey Tutungi

Steele Judd

Will Hoare

Blair Vredenbregt

Chris Primmer

Ash Howard

Andy Higgins

Josh Barnes

David Sanzaro

Chris Arnold

Trent Richards

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3rd QTR

James Garvey

2nd QTR

Reece Woods

1st QTR

4th QTR

Taylor Buchanan-Huhn

3rd QTR

2nd QTR

Matthew Scarlett

1st QTR

4th QTR

No. PLAYER

BEHINDS

ST JOSEPH’S Coach: Heath Jamieson Assistant Coaches: Greg Dennis & Chris Nicholls

Reserves Coach: Josh Bell Football Director: Chris Humphrey Senior Team Manager: Ross Hultgren

ST JOSEPH’S TEAM LIST BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

GOALS

Tom Breed

Mitchel Capra

Jonathon Casey

Andrew Richardson

Xavier Fowler

Kieran Paliouras

Jack Thackeray

Ben Capra

Daniel Courtney

Brett Jackman

Lucas Farrugia

Hayden Foss

Kieran Nolan

Paul Carson

Mitchel Marino

David Fawkes (Captain)

Ben Joustra

Tim Bourke

Michael Dann

James Allen

Matthew Bolton

Zac Morrisson

Andrew Casey

Sam Dennis

Phil Paliouras

Alex Simpson

Josh Bell

Josh Hill

Aaron Torpey

Adam Podbury

Dean Trembath

Dale Carson

Brandon Peart

Ant Littore

Lachlan McDowell

Tom Lttore

Sam Cracknell

Joe Macula

Lachlan Devine

Darcy Nolan

Sean Anderson

Lucky Stankovic

Alan Witcombe

Willis Flanders

Darcy Purser

Rhys Hultgren

Brent Balchin

Ryan Marino

Peter Paliouras

David King

Tom Barber

Brant Haintz

Will Fitzgerald

Jesse Purser 2nd QTR

1st QTR

Lachie Howe

4th QTR

3rd QTR

Rory Nolan

2nd QTR

1st QTR

Michael Sleep-Dalton

BEHINDS

4th QTR

GOALS

3rd QTR

No. PLAYER

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SOUTH BARWON A big welcome to our friends from St Joseph’s as we start the second half of the home and away season. Sitting 9-zip is possibly our greatest start to a season ever but that doesn’t make winning any easier. The challenge for the Swans is to maintain the momentum and finish the season on the same rung of the ladder that we currently occupy.

southbarwonfnc.com.au five points. Best for the Swans were Brad Mayes, Jarrod Arnold, Harry Purcell and Chris Buller (3 goals). Our annual Volunteers Night is on Thursday, July 4 commencing at 6.30pm with pizzas and drinks provided. It’s a small way whereby we can thank all our volunteers who give so much towards making this club the success that it is. So, if you help out around the ground, with the juniors, netball, in the canteen or wherever please turn up and be rewarded.

Today we are having a 25 year reunion of the Belmont Reserves and Under 18 premiership teams of 1987/88. There is an old saying – “the older I get, the better I was” – so, after 25 years we should Don’t forget - JD Superdraw Day is planned for Sunday, July 14 at have a room full of champions today. Our thanks to Bruce Brauer for the clubrooms. See John Darragh or Richard Holz for tickets. organising the day and we hope you all have a great time, enjoy our The Swans Ball has now been re-scheduled to Saturday, August 17 hospitality and a great game of footy. due to a double booking by the band. Please think about getting a Another strong win by the Seniors last week. It’s always tough at table together and contact Geoff Wiseman for tickets. Colac, but great games by Darcy Hansen (5 goals), Casey Tutungi Ladies Day is planned for Saturday, July 27 during our home game and Clinton Wells (4 goals) led the Swans to a 25-point win. The against Lara. Reserves are also rolling along at present and registered a 15-goal

win. Josh Barnes, Sean Sim and Huw Wilson were amongst our Long time sponsor Greg Dodds’ Barwon Club Hotel is the venue of best and it was great to see David Sanzaro play his first game for the our Friday night raffle run by Holzie and his good mate Froggie. If year after injury and kick five goals. time permits please call into the Barwon Club between 5.30pm6.30pm on a Friday night for a drink, catch up on all the footy news Our two Colts teams capped off a great week for the Swans by both and buy a raffle ticket. Just another way to support our great club recording thrilling wins. Colts (1) fought hard for an 11-point win and our sponsor. at Colac with best players being Cameron Toomey, Jack Driver and Ethan Baker. Colts (2) fell over the line by two points at Anakie. The last quarter saw the opposition kick five goals whilst we kicked

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ST JOSEPH’S

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Today we set off to play over the Barwon River against the South Barwon Football and Netball club and we are hoping to have success today – best of luck to all our netball and football teams The Seniors were disappointly defeated by 72 points against Bell Park last Saturday. Whilst the boys’ effort cannot be questioned, their skills left a lot to be desired unfortunately. Good teams will make you pay for your mistakes and Bell Park collected. Best players were Lachlan Howe, Rhys Hultgren, Hayden Foss, Lucky Stankovic and Andrew ‘Briefy’ Casey. A big shout out to Jono Casey to get well soon from all at SJFandN Club after a serious injury he incurred last weekend resulting in a couple of operations and a few days stay in hospital – get around him lads! The 12 o’clock team lost by two goals in a very tight affair. The boys were out gunned in the last quarter, although as usual they never gave up. Best players were Lachie McDowell, Matt King, Mitch Merino, ‘Butch’ Shaw, Rory Nolan and Coach Josh Bell. The Colts went down by 10 points in a hard-fought game against Torquay. Best were Luke McCoy, James Hickey, Nick Balic and Tyson West. Keep training hard boys and the effort will be rewarded on match day. A great day was had by all who attended our 40th birthday lunch last Saturday where the first year of the club’s footballers were recognised and acknowledge with a framed certificate – a big thank you to Alex and Jen Semianiw for all their work behind the scenes organising the event and to John McKinnon for his work promoting and organising the players/ supporters to attend. It was great to see so many people in the rooms after the game both past players as well as the current playing group.

Social notes Don’t forget our junior fundraiser on Friday, July 12 - A Day at the Races. $80 per head which includes entry into the course, race book, two-course meal and drinks included and also a 12-month membership to Geelong Racing Club – great value and a great day out. Please see Adrian Buckley, Ross McLachlan or Janet Edwards for further details as tickets are selling fast! Please keep Sunday, July 21 free in your social calendar as we have one of our major fundraisers in our Major Raffle Day. $50 per ticket which includes finger food and drinks for two hours and then bar prices will apply from 3pm – we also will be having live music from 3 pm to 7 pm with ‘Pip Joyce’ (lead guitarist of the Glenn Shorrock Band). Please see Russell Baker, Ross Hultgren, Adrian Buckley John McKinnon or Janine Nicholls for further details.

Thursday night meals We are having huge success with our Thursday Night meals with Slim and Mardi Hill providing a great meal (no cooking ladies). Please continue to support them even on these chilly nights as our rooms are nice and warm. For any further information please don’t forget to check our website www. stjoeys.com or like/comment on our facebook page. Today we would like to acknowledge some of our bronze sponsors in The Edge Bar and Cafe, A and G Engineering, J.T Dixon, Chicken Ranch, Hyde Building Surveyors and Panozzo Builders.

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ST ALBANS Coach: Clinton Proctor Reserves Coach: Linton Zavaglia

Football Manager: Greg Evans

ST ALBANS TEAM LIST GOALS

BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

GOALS

Billy Beardsell

Ben Evans (Captain)

Brent Manson

Lynton Zavaglia

Sam Young

Jake Watson-Serle

Patrick Prendergast

Jack Beardsell

Harley Jacobs

Heath Robbins

Scott Halls

Alex McLeod

Jackson Burke

Tristan Battaglia

Zac Host

Clynton Proctor

Sam Humphries

Matt Graham

James Blakney

Raphael Clarke

Kirby Bourke (Vice-Captain)

Damien Carmody (Captain)

Andrew Mazey

James Bruce

Lauchan Bruce

Adam Stirling

Matthew Schumaker

Alexander Riches

Ryan McInnes

Luke Williams

Alex Ciotti

Cain McFarlane

Damien Morell

Darren Clarke

Jai Willoughby

Kaen Reardon

Brendan Looney

Adam Marsland

Liam Atchison

Zac Smith

Paul Chealuk

Will Findlay

Ashley-James Graham

Chesney Milne

Brett Hardiman

Eugene Stanicu

Joe Martinello

Brandon Papalado

Campbell Hodgson

Andrew Steel

Jeremy Wagstaff

Daniel Sturzaker

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3rd QTR

2nd QTR

Lauchlan Longmire

1st QTR

4th QTR

Cameron Hall

3rd QTR

2nd QTR

Josh Wilson

1st QTR

4th QTR

No. PLAYER

BEHINDS

GEELONG WEST ST PETERS Coach: Terry Bright Football Director: Nick Faull

Manager: Matt Coon Captain: Danny Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Keefe

GEELONG WEST ST PETERS TEAM LIST BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

GOALS

Leye Meleisea

Damien Dwyer

Luke Vogels

Boden Carkeek

Lucas Boyd

Nathan Robbins

Chris Moreland

Luke Sharry

Daniel McNaughton (Reserves)

Scott Galloway

Seamus Orr

Daniel Holroyd

Dan O'Keefe (Captain)

Chris Weidmen

Mitch Wight

Cameron Lewis

Tim Wight

Rhys Davis

Corey Walter

Jahd Anderson

Anthony Chirnside

Tim Brown

Angelo Marcantonio

Daniel Craven

Brenton Ritchi

Michael Fleming

Scott Frangos

Adam Donald

Nick Buller

Fraser Bourchier

Rhys Raymond

Jamie Morgan

James Hussey

Marcus Boom

Patrick Lowery

Jayden Malseed

Tom Kelly

Tom Rogan

Ben Rowe

Isaac Holroyd

Tom Gribble

Blake Morrissey

Tim Dwyer

Jon Conway Stewart

Ben Moloney

Nathan Walter

Luke Sells

Blake Keating

Todd Rodgers

Sam Wight

Harley Lewis

Ben Moreno

Will Foott

Dillon Haire

Jayden Fanning

Lachie Fernsides

Tom Kingston

Joel Bagshaw 2nd QTR

Patrick Eastman

1st QTR

Kevin Bourke

4th QTR

3rd QTR

Ned Clonan

2nd QTR

1st QTR

Gareth Donald

BEHINDS

4th QTR

GOALS

3rd QTR

No. PLAYER

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ST ALBANS

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This week we welcome Geelong West St Peters to St Albans Reserve.

Everybody had a great night and I would assume there were a few sore heads on Sunday morning (or afternoon).

The Seniors will be looking to redeem themselves after a disappointing loss last week to Newtown. Even though we kicked one of our highest scores for the season, too many easy goals going the other way cost us dearly. Best players were Ben Evans, Luke Williams, Clint Proctor, Jackson Burke, Cameron Hall and Josh Wilson.

Also, today is Ladies Day during the match and kicks off at noon. Tickets are still available and will cost $30 at the door and includes lunch and supper. Following the match will be the “Mr St Albans” players review so to all those hard working ladies of the club and the equally important players and supporters partners get along and have an enjoyable day and night.

In the seconds, after a great four-quarter effort the boys were able to chalk up their second win for the season and in doing so we may have unearthed a new full forward of the future. Best players were A.J. Graham, Jack Beardsell, Heath Robbins, Cain McFarlane, Eugene Stanciu and Brendan Looney. In the Colts, after a competitive first half we were unable to match it with a slick Geelong Amateur team. Best players were Darcy McFarlane, Dylan McInnes, Jack Whatnall, Tom Caudullo, Jake Watson-Serle and Sam Muir. On a social note, congratulations must go to all of those involved in putting together last week’s St Albans Ball. Once again the rooms looked great, the music was fantastic and the night was again the social highlight of the season.

A little more information on July 6, the stand alone game against St Mary’s where we will be having a major fundraising lunch to raise funds for the Ted Whitten Foundation. The day will kick off at noon and tables of 8 are now available. Our guest speaker is ex-Hawthorn great and their Team of the Century Full Forward Peter Hudson. Tickets will be $50 per person and includes free entry to the game, a three-course lunch and complimentary drink on arrival. Tickets are now available through Michael Cobb or Trevor Robbins. Good luck to all football and netball teams and “GO SUPERSAINTS” Sponsors of the Week: Moolap Marine, Econopave, Fortunato Group.

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The winter chill made itself known at Windsor Reserve today when the Roosters took on North Shore. Both football teams smashed their opponents in a special day for both clubs. The Senior boys played off for the Ron Sells Cup, in honour of the former North Shore coach and St Peter’s football legend. It was a flip-of-the-coin contest between Ronnie’s grandsons Patrick Eastman and Tom Gribble for who would take the best on ground honours, but Eastman was awarded the imitation cup. The netballers had wins all around, with the 19s achieving a 69-point victory.

Function wise, we get another week’s break before Ladies Day hits us! They’re never a disappointment, but this year we’re all in for a treat. There’ll be an all-male tap trio, complimentary manis and pedis and plenty of champagne. It’s definitely not to be missed. Due to unavailability the date of the annual Auction Night has been changed and a new one will be set soon. Keep an eye out though, it’s always a classy, funfilled evening. Check out www.gwspsc.org for more details!

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ST MARY’S Senior Coach: Jason Orr Assistant Coach: J ames Colbert

Football Director: Scott Hosking Manager: Terry Jubb Captain: Mathew Hebbard

ST MARY’S TEAM LIST BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

GOALS

Alex Hamilton

Damien Fazio

Robert Condy

Jonny Fazio

Mitch Etherton

Rennan McMahon

Josh Eddy

Kevin O'Leary

James Cail

Sam Miller

Jacob Welsh

Anthony Kelly

Ryan Hardiman

Jackson Attwood

Mathew Hebbard

Troy Nolan

Andrew Banjanin

Daniel Jubb

Jordan Carruthers

Alexander Snowdon

Adam Nolan

Dion Nolan

Alexander Davie

Tim Hebbard

Damian Hoare

Tom Treble

Zac Sherman

Jesse Fisher

Flinn Chisholm

Paddy Cleary

Fred Stephan

Cory Ogle

Luke Bath (Vice-Captain)

Mitch Cleary

Daniel Jull

Jack Trimble

Romain Grenville

Steven Smith

Justin Foss

Raleigh Phillips

Matthew Craig

Tim Bohan

Travis O'Donohue

Ben McCarthy

Will McGregor

Zac Wright

Scott Condy

Michael Phelan

Brenton Snowdon

Shaun McCormack

Ethan Blacksell

Oscar Bitton

Joshua McMahon

Aaron Wright

Andre Lister

Sam Rowe

Will Dillon

Cassidy Redden 2nd QTR

Kyle Devlin

1st QTR

Andrew McLean

4th QTR

3rd QTR

Callen Wade

2nd QTR

1st QTR

Ben Lavars

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4th QTR

GOALS

3rd QTR

No. PLAYER

BEHINDS

LARA Coach: Matthew Kershaw Assistant Coaches: S hayne Stone & Jermey Dyer

Reserves Coach: Craig Williams Assistant Coach: Matt Chambers

LARA TEAM LIST BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

GOALS

Peter Street

Tom McKane

Craig Williams

Ben Fitzgerald

Kane Smith

Layton Kelly

James Allen (Captain)

Daniel Green

Sam Allan

Matthew Stevens

Jack Shanahan

Josh Smith

Brad Neurath

Daniel Weigl

Kieran McGrath

Billy Goodwin

Matthew Wilkinson

Brendan Parkinson

Shaydon Bloomfield

Jordan Hopper

Luke Wilson

Brett Helling

Mitch Day

Sam Lancaster

Jack Hollmer

Matt Trethowan

David Isbister

John Gaffney

Ryan Noye

Jason Hewitt

Rhys Prismall

Darryn Evans

Gary Walker

Luke Willis

Nathan Schroder

Jake McManus

Daniel Walve

Robert Cannon

Richard Wilson

Daniel Ladgrove

Aidan Courtney

Todd Smith

Michael Stevenson

Tyler Woods

Nick Elliott

Jarrod Rhode

Dylan Jose

Luke Christensen

Matt Spence

Leigh Eltringham 2nd QTR

1st QTR

Jack Fogarty

4th QTR

Matt Taylor

3rd QTR

David Sablich

2nd QTR

David Stretton

1st QTR

9 10

BEHINDS

4th QTR

GOALS

3rd QTR

No. PLAYER

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ST MARY’S

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A big welcome to our friends from Lara for our Round 10 match. Our Seniors’ confidence is soaring following the 20-point win last week against Leopold, but we are expecting a great clash with Lara who will want to assure that they make up for the loss back in Round 3. Last Saturday night was the St Mary’s Night of Nights, the major fundraiser for the club and a great night was had by all that attended. The auctions were very successful and the band had everyone up and dancing with music from the 60s right through to some classic Nirvana. The major auctions had good bidding against them and all items were sold. In order to enhance our web page, we are looking for some old or new photos or even newspaper articles that you may have collected that relate to the club.

If you have articles that you would like to share, then please email them to our email address at stmaryssportingclub@bigpond.com This week we acknowledge our sponsors, Jetset Travel Waurn Ponds, Kardinia Park Motel, Lane Kelly Curtains and The Lord Nelson Hotel. We thank these sponsors for their ongoing support of the club.

Upcoming events: Under14 Camp at Cottage By The Sea July 6 and 7. Scotchman Hills Ladies Day - July 20. Past Players Lunch - August 3.

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LARA

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The best thing we can say about last week is that it was last week and this week we have the opportunity to make amends. There should be no excuses this week, the whole team needs to play as one unit and get back on the winners’ list. We have a point to prove against St Mary’s as they made us look stupid last time we played them. The Twos continue to build momentum, they are only a game out of the five. Another good display like last week and we could end up in the five after this week’s game. The Colts again matched it with Grovedale for three-and-a-half quarters, it was only a 15 minutes lapse in the second quarter that cost the game. In fact they outscored Grovedale in the second half, let’s hope this week we can pull off win against South Barwon. The juniors continue to work hard and win matches. The Under 16 As and Under 14 As are both sitting in the top two of their division. The rest of the teams are also performing well and most are in the hunt for finals action. Make sure everyone gets around the kids and encourage them as they are the future champions of our club. If would be great if some of the senior players can get to the AusKick on Sunday plus, time permitting join in training as part of your warm up with the Under 16s and 14s. They all train on the same nights. It was great to see last week a couple of senior players joining in training with the Under 16s. You cannot underestimate the positive affect this has on junior players. Also on home games, if anyone can spare half an hour to help in the canteen, it would be greatly appreciated. A timely reminder to all supporters, players and staff about inappropriate comments and remarks on facebook, emails and twitter.

Football Geelong has policies in place and if you breach these policies it not only affects you as the person, it also affects the club. If you cannot say something good about a person don’t say anything. So before you add a comment on social media, stop and think, will your comments embarrass you, your family, team mates and the club? If so, keep your comments to yourself. Again thanks to all the sponsors of the club. The sponsors for this week are: Bisinella Developments, Hass Pumps, W & B Dando Pty Ltd, Civilex Vic, Central Recycling, Apco, Lara Town & Country Pizza and Pasta, Lara Subway, Lara Quality Meats, Little River Plumbing, BKM Engineering, Rod’s Bakery, Buckley’s, Green and Kelly Motors, EnviroRisk Management, Daisy’s Plumbing, DMT Dancing, All Things Travel Lara and the Norlane Hotel. Please support these businesses when you can. When passing make sure you call in to the Norlane for a cold beer and meal. Special thanks to the organisers of the Auction night which was held last Saturday night, being Deb Tomlinson, Jack Fogarty, Luke Wilson, Carol Stone, Di Van Doran, Brendan McAuliffe and Kathy Fulton. It was a great night. It was also pleasing to get great feedback and comments from Buckley’s Centre Management on how well the night ran and that it was a pleasure working with the Lara Football Club. Thanks again to Buckley’s Centre.

Upcoming events: July 20: Sponsor Day. August 17: Lara Football Club Formal Ball. August 24: Snake Drop.

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COLTS FIXTURE & LADDERS DIVISION 1

DIVISION 2

THE GORDON COLTS FIXTURE Colac v St Mary’s 1

BENDIGO COMMUNITY BANK COLTS FIXTURE St Joseph’s 1 v Drysdale 1

Bell Park 1 v Grovedale Tigers 1 Leopold 1 v Newtown & Chilwell South Barwon 1 v Lara 1

St Albans v Geelong West St Peters Barwon Heads v Ocean Grove 1 Geelong Amateur v Torquay 1

LADDER

TEAM

For Agst

Leopold 1

443

207

PTS

214.01

TEAM

For Agst

Barwon Heads

421

186

PTS

226.34

St Mary's 1

322

200

161.00

Ocean Grove 1

420

236

177.97

Grovedale Tigers 1

351

288

121.88

Drysdale 1

381

285

133.68

South Barwon 1

289

326

88.65

St Joseph's 1

292

258

113.18

Newtown & Chilwell

253

330

76.67

Torquay 1

203

296

68.58

Colac

288

311

92.60

Geelong Amateur

331

289

114.53

Bell Park 1

247

396

62.37

St Albans

185

357

51.82

Lara 1

247

382

64.66

Geelong West St Peters

191

517

36.94

DIVISION 3

DIVISION 4

CORIO BAY HEALTH GROUP COLTS

FIXTURE Bell Post Hill v Modewarre

FIXTURE Leopold 2 v Anakie

Portarlington v Werribee Centrals Queenscliff v Inverleigh St Mary’s 2 v Belmont Lions North Shore v North Geelong

South Barwon 2 v Bannockburn Barwon Heads/Queenscliff v East Geelong Anglesea v Ocean Grove 2 Corio v Grovedale Tigers 2

LADDER TEAM

LADDER P

For Agst

PTS

TEAM

For Agst

PTS

Queenscliff

593

197

301.02

Grovedale Tigers 2

497

145

342.76

Inverleigh

511

313

163.26

South Barwon 2

421

173

243.35

St Mary's 2

498

249

200.00

East Geelong

392

266

147.37

Belmont Lions

336

375

89.60

Anakie

438

262

167.18

North Shore

409

310

131.94

Leopold 2

292

384

76.04

Portarlington

417

331

125.98

Anglesea

291

308

94.48

Werribee Centrals

306

315

97.14

Ocean Grove 2

352

444

79.28

Modewarre

264

446

59.19

Bannockburn

323

439

73.58

North Geelong

132

588

22.45

Corio

252

454

55.51

Bell Post Hill

170

512

33.20

Barwon Heads/Queenscliff

164

547

29.98

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COLTS TEAMLISTS ANAKIE

ANGLESEA

BANNOCKBURN

BARWON HEADS

Coach: Bert Van Baar

Coach: Clark Veale

Coach: Matt Watts

Coach: Sam Schaller

Captain: Zakary Testa

Football Director: Clark Veale

Football Director: Ken Woods

Manager: John O’Leary

Managers: D onna Francesca

Manager: Nick Lynch

Managers: Ken Woods/Deb Thewlis

Captain: Joseph Lynch

Captains: Jai Robinson & Connor Jervies

Captains: Andy Walsgott & Dylan O’Leary

No. PLAYER

1 3

Dylan Fairchild Adam Beattie

Tyler Wood

Dylan Paton

Aidan Spiller

Shae Stebbing

No. PLAYER

Sam Leeds

Josh Rice

Josh McAuley

Danny Midolo

10 Matt Bourke 13 Ben Tekin 14 Ash Caldwell 15 Lachie Solly

Lachlan Toll

Cameron Emond

23 Joseph Lynch (Captain)

Judd Vicary

28 Oscar Daffy

10 Luke Reed 11 Zak Testa 12 Jake Roberts 13 Thomas Tucker 14 Corey Mazzonetto

29 Jaron Lengyel 30 Tenzin Liddy-Corlett

33 Dale Kerr

36 Tom Fawcett 38 Rhys Eames

51 Edward VonMoger

53 Nick Simson 54 Aiden Walker 56 Ned Cooper

23 Shaun Eibl

58 Nicholas Trounson

Samuel Coppe

Reece Wood

Blake Jorgensen

Cameron O'Leary

Curtley Balshaw

Samuel Everett

Tim Ollis

Taylor Bonner

Jake Heard

Andy Walsgott (Captain)

Hugh Fleet

Bradley Michell

10 Luke Schilling 12 Dylan O'Leary (Captain) 13 Tyler Friswell

10 Darcy Huntley-Mitchell

14 Kyle Polley 15 Jake Koster

11 Jesse Varcoe 12 Matthew Wilson 14 Liam O'Connor

16 Jacob Connoley 17 Thomas Jackson 18 Brock Close 19 Nathan Spinks 20 Joshua Cole 21 Guy Mordy 22 Geordie Booth

15 Samuel Munroe

23 Jordon Kinsey 24 Tom Maguinness

16 Alex Butterfield

25 Scott Michell 26 Dylan Davis

17 Brodie Coon

27 Cooper Moody 28 Tom Hobbs

21 Troy Donovan

29 Tom Andrew 30 Samuel Stanford

23 Jack Dalton

31 Thorben Croft 32 Maxwell Crelin

26 Jarryd Thewlis

67 Nicholas Blincoe 68 Josh Quick

No. PLAYER

11 Zak Porter

60 Harrison Veale 62 Liam Van Gernst

28 Joel Thompson

Connor Jervies (Captain)

52 Liam Perkins

19 Mitch Wilson

26 Connor Walmsley

Jai Robinson (Captain)

34 Liam Cruickshank

16 Nicholas Barke

25 Brett Peters

Jake Gibbs

31 Jordan Bews

40 Daniel Maher

19 Dean Reeve

21 Lochie McVean

15 Harrison Spiller

18 Darcy Gasper

No. PLAYER

30 Kieran Fulton

33 Teia Miles 34 Braeden Eddy 37 Joseph Bradley 59 Thomas Membrey

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COLTS TEAMLISTS BELL PARK

BELMONT LIONS

COLAC

CORIO

Football Operations: Leigh Vail

Coach: Mick Mathews

Coach: Darryl Black

Coach: Craig Benson

Coach: Jason Connelly

Football Director: Brian Coughlan

Manager: Les Marshall

Captains: Lachie Buyel & Marcus Groves

Manager: Marika Watkins

Assistant Coaches: Sam Cardinal & Matthew Gibson

Team Manager: D avid Groves

Captain: Adam Beath

No. PLAYER

Louis Haygarth

Brent Watkins

Steven Presani

Jack MacLean

Mikali Harrison

Jack Berry

James Baker

Mitchell Boal

Kody Spokes

Scott Sharman

Lachie Buyel (Captain)

Adam Beath (Captain)

Josh Murfitt

Toby Manganelli

Jackson Bell

Peter Plummer

Daniel Carr

Kane.Collins

Marcus Groves (Captain)

10 Jack Connelly 11 Patrick Bright 12 Dylan Tatersall

Callum White

Micheal Gerrard

Joe Herewini

David O'Sullivan

Dylan Riseley

Luke Hillman

Billy-Jay O'toole

Alex Moloney

Brody Finn

Jarrod Davies

Thomas Anderson

11 Luke Edwards

10 Thomas Rieniets

11 George Steven

Jacob McCarthy

14 Christopher Dunne

15 Jarrod Love

Sam Beckett

15 Richard Couch

16 Jayden Wombell

Richie Wylie

17 Tom Whittington

19 Chris Pedersen

17 Declan Collins

18 Adam Costello

22 James Carr

19 Oscar Perrett

26 Kodey Picone

20 Luke Inglis

21 James Rippon

19 Nick Swain 20 Darcy King 21 Aaron Gillet

No. PLAYER

14 Keenan Campbell

13 Ryan Popovski

Captain: Dylan Riseley

Jessie Phillips

10 Jake O'Neil 11 Sam McConachy 12 Daniel Gieles 13 Nathan Caldwell 14 Justin Saddington

Joshua Sutherland 15 Ashley Norman 16 Justin Rose 17 Jordan Tallentyre 19 Ben Parigi

28 Jake Smith

22 Trent Theodore

23 Liam Law

29 Brayden Hassett

23 Jack Riches

24 Aker Ali

30 Harry Perry

24 Darcy Walters

25 Nick Hutchison

35 Cain Dyett

25 Luke Cardinal

24 Dale Jakupek

39 Liam Vaughan

27 Aaron Walters

25 Aaron Taylor

Jordan Edwards

33 Josh Woods

Zane Mott

34 Patrick Ryan

22 Mitch Buhman

27 Joe Couch 29 Agath Ayom 30 Tom Mathieson 32 Kane Smiljanic 33 Scott Webber

42 Ry Hazelarger

35 Alex Burnett

37 Liam Law

52 Lachlan Davis

36 Lochie Donne

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21 Timothy Earl 23 Kyle Conner-kent

31 Joshua Baulch 53 Daniel Baulch 57 Blake Shillington

COLTS TEAMLISTS DRYSDALE Coach: Rory McNamara Team Manager: Phil Lowe Runner: Tim Johnston

No. PLAYER

EAST GEELONG Coach: Dean Watson Assistant Coach: Cal Inderberg Football Director: Graham Thompson Manager: Melissa Dixon Captain: Adam Bird No. PLAYER

GEELONG AMATEUR

GEELONG WEST ST PETERS

Coach: Mark West

Coach: Phil Maddock

Football Director: Gavan Clark

Manager: Raul Cavallo

Manager: Martine Tucker

Co-Captains: Tom Caldow & Brad Wood

No. PLAYER

Caleb Senior

Shane O'Connell

Patrick Slack

Jack Tabor

Liam Strafford

Trent Forehan

John Simson

Oliver Gruszak

Devon Humphrey

Shannon Alford

Bevan Shelley

Clint McLaren

Brandon Kelly

David Jennings

Levi West

Callum Castanedo

Mitch McGuire

Luke Greaves

Alex Mantella

Mark Pope

Mitch O'Dowd

Adam Bird (Captain)

Max Farrell

David Plut

Tim Shandley

Matthew Ficarra

Oscar Lee-Laurie

Matt Ward

Darcy Mullins

Jett Scholes

10 Ben Moore

Damion Tabacovic

Finn Tucker

12 Nick Toohey

11 Nick Moriarty 12 Nathan Wilson

Jayden Pulford

11 Ulzana Lovett 13 Luke Carmichael

13 Trent Elliot

14 Blake Coster

14 Jacob Lowe

16 James Mewett

15 Chris Halsell

17 Steven Todorovic

16 Ben Ryan

18 Dylan Bond

17 Josh Rushton

19 James Dixon

18 Rhys Humpage

20 Daniel Welsh

19 Mitch Simons 20 Ryan Binder 21 Sam Leahy 22 Tim McLennan

22 Aiden Cooper 25 Jake Catchpole 26

Jake Loverso-Kanellos

29 Zac Hobbs

10 Matt Welsh

13 Michael Castanedo

11 Brad Horsham

14 Jake Maddock

12 William Cunningham

15 Harrison Reader

13 Jack Pickering

16 Samuel Nichols

14 James Carter

17 Kye Morell

16 Laine Orchard

18 Andre Sharp

17 Dylan Dunoon

20 Liam Sharry

18 Sam Bucovaz

21 Kad McEwan-Walsh

19 Sam Darley

22 Brady Fanning

20 Riley Dickson

23 Dylan Rayner

21 Nick Nott

24 James Whelan

22 John Olliff

25 James Ervacinovic

32 Harley Carobbo

24 Daniel Grose

27 Luke Maddock

44 Adrian Palmerio

25 Angus Widdicombe

28 Lachlan Dillon

50 Brandon Carpentier

27 Matthew Defina

31 Bradley Wood

30 Sam Lockman

52 Regan Simmonds

28 Liam Horniblow

36 Nathan Cavallo

31 Josh Lockman

61 Dylan Scriba

30 Toby Sudweeks

44 Joel Morrissy

34 John Patterson

62 Matthew French

32 RupertCourtnay

48 Thomas Caldow

23 Callum Olsen 24 Liam Walder 25 Riley Simons 26 Dylan Mannix

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COLTS TEAMLISTS LEOPOLD

GROVEDALE Coach: Brendan Thompson

Coaches: P aul Michell & David Fitzsimmons

President: Phil Carmichael

Team Manager: Andrew Lawrance

Football Director: David Dowd Captain: Matt Gunn No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

Matthew Lawrance (Captain)

32 Andrew Jones

Jordan Inturrisi

24 Corey Sheridan

Joshua McKenzie

33 Thomas Kenneally

Thomas Scott

25 Jarrod Dowd

Jedd Michell

34 Jack Wilson

Marcus Thompson

26 Cam Williams

Jacob Dale

35 Joshua Edwards

Jayden Pulford

27 Callum Stephens

Heath Walsh

36 Steven Topouzakis

Leigh Ellis

37 Tom Smith

Hayden Russell

28 Alan McNish

Ashley Wilton (Vice-Captain)

38 Michael Blain

Riley Patten

29 Kain McKinnis

Jarryd Colbert

39 Jamie Whelan

Lachy Thompson

30 Daniel Phillips

Tyran Dillon

40 Ben Vawdrey

James Reinert

31 Cam Kos

41 Hayden Forssman

Josh Mastin

32 Liam Nankervis

10 Michael Ford 11 David Kenny

42 Jake Gibbs

12 Dylan Williams

43 Liam Van Hees

13 Shane Walker

44 Nicholas Martin

14 Alistair Bozkurt

45 Liam Bastin

15 Braiden Fitzsimmons

46 Bayley Nelis

16 Jake Ross

47 Kahu Pearless

17 David McNeel

10 Matt Gunn (Captain)

33 Harrison James

11 Tom Harper

34 Daniel Pitcher

12 Jordan Drayton

35 Jack Hudson

13 Mitch Thomas

36 Caleb Slotegraaf

14 Patrick Clifton

37 Jacob Stephen

48 Terry Rankin

15 Ryan Parrott

38 Nick Anthony

18 Blake McPhee

49 Luke Womersley

16 Curtis Dowd

39 Ben Mitchell

19 Darcy Looker

50 Aden Johnson

17 James Ricci

40 Mitchell Board

20 Matthew Harding

52 Zachary Ireland

18 Kirby O'Connor

41 Jack Karalekas

21 Joshua West

53 Alister Turley-Sunderland

19 Reece Plumridge

42 Jack Hudson

22 Ryan Stark

54 Rigby Cole

23 Pat Blood

56 Michael DePaoli

20 Josh Matsubara

43 Mitch Dickson

24 Liam Ryan

58 Brodie Dale

21 Sam Quinlan

44 Kyle Jones

28 Tyler Boots

59 Jake Cobb

22 Brendan Wray

45 Josh Donald

31 Caine O'Neil

60 Jake Flintoff

23 Jake Penny

46 Luke Staggard

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1 2 3

Jack Sellars

Coach: Tory Morrow Assistant Coach: Darren Goddwin

No. PLAYER

Jackson Thomas

Lachlan. A.Turner

Alex Cations

Thomas Spence

Joshua Fitzgerald

Billy Whiting

Jayden Pearce

Dylan Selvidge

Tyson Alford

Lachlan Platt

10 Ryan Soldic 12 Harley Malady 15 Jordan Drew 18 Jack Fiolet

Coach: Jono Holt

Football Director: Michael Fitzgerald

Football Director: Stuart Higgins

Manager: Barrie Smith

Managers: Greg Thompson & Clive McNally

No. PLAYER

1 3

Zac Wemyss Aaron Collins

Ryan Haynes

Jimi Watson

Mitchell Harrison

William Wright

Mathew Mathieson

Jarrod Lines

Liam Phillips

10 Lachlan Putland 11 Nicholas Egan

11 Louis Wylie 12 Ricky Moran 14 Aaron Pickering (Captain)

21 Brayden Vicars 24 Jackson Brown 25 Harrison Lamond 27 Dalton Grundell 42 Angus McRitchie 46 Brody Van Dreumel

Captain: Kieran McNally No. PLAYER

Zac Herman

Hamish Barclay

Kieran McNally (Captain)

Zac Mathieson

Jake Scott

Jordan Flaccavento

Oscar Doyle

Jack Jenkins

Brad Spicer

10 Sam Troy 11 Ned Grant 12 Zac Sheahan 13 Jacob Ngawati 14 Luke Guest 15 Alex Hyslop

12 Josh McManus

15 Josh Penny

13 Brendan Miller

17 Jackson O'Hanlon (Captain)

17 James Field

14 Trent Smith

20 Ljoshua Collins

18 Tom Whitehand

15 Lachlan Turner

21 Jamie McInnes

16 Jacob Nicholson

19 Lachlan Battaglia 20 Casey Meehan

NEWTOWN & CHILWELL

Coach: Todd Smith

Captains: Aaron Pickering & Jackson Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Hanlon

Dougal Haslam

MODEWARRE

LARA

16 James Goette 17 Joel Guthrie 18 Jordan Stone

19 Tane Rabbas

22 Nicholas Hogan 23 Jacob Hilsdon 27 Steffan Fowkes

19 Harley Goodwin 28 Nathan Jones 20 Chris Volkov 21 Harrison Bennett

29 Mitchell Falzon 41 Reagan Peart

47 Hamish McRitchie

25 Jack Borchard

49 Jarrod Lubcke

26 Billy Goodwin

52 Robert Rice

28 Josh De Munari

64 Jake Creeley

57 Ethan McIntyre

30 Harry Storer

67 Billy-Jay Glynn

47 Zane Patten

20 Darcy Troop 21 Angus Lamond 22 Lachlan Ansell 23 Nic Clarke 24 Brandon Efthimiou 25 Alex Tigani 26 Michael Connolly 27 Tavae Sauni 28 Jack Sellen 29 Max Garratt 30 Brad Walsh 31 Tyler Sheedy 32 Riley Harmon 33 Paddy Dowling 35 Bradie Thomas

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COLTS TEAMLISTS NORTH GEELONG

OCEAN GROVE A

NORTH SHORE

OCEAN GROVE B

Coach: Jeff Czajkowski

Coaches: Chris Nolan & Ryan Endrei

Coach: Shane Bailey

Coach: Phil Emery/ Craig Jeffrey

Football Director: Gavin Habib

Team Manager: Rowley Bone

Football Director: Phil Emery

Manager: D anny Heaver

Manager: Charlie Caldow

Manager: Paul Sanders

Captain: Cody Curruthers

Captain: David Dimech

Captain: James Peers

No. PLAYER

Michael Neilson

Tyler Keane

Josh Love

No. PLAYER

Tyson Cropley

Nicholas Freeman

Ben Taylor

No. PLAYER

Luke Smyth

David Dimech

Jesse Copeland

Sean Dedini

Ben Ryan

Matthew Caldow

Nick Murphy

Jacob Lane

Emmet Maloney

Nick Murphy

Elliot Taylor

Jake Taylor

Mikey Vasilevski

Jack Cleary

10 Kayne Coulson

Jeremy Large

10 Dylan Thorley

10 Ryan Traynor

13 Dyrone Watene

Nicholas Mackay

10 Ryan Traynor

14 Rob Procter

11 Brayden Warren

14 Alex Shiels

Benjamin McGregor

14 Brodie Reid 15 Ryan Bedford-Van Parreren 16 William Palmer

Jake Large

10 Nathan Vanderpol

14 Rob Procter

11 Alex McKeown

14 Alex Shiels

12 Bradley Saddington

17 Billy Boothroyd

13 Sam Harmer

19 Atilla Gurlu

14 Brent Ryan

21 Justin Campbell 23 Liam O'Connor

15 Zac Mawson

38 Mason Woods 39 Jacob Tomlinson 42 Alexander Cartwright 49 Jarrod Mawson 50 Thomas Davis 55 Brad Owen 59 Cameron Riccardi

15 Kyle King 16 Adam Lazarus

17 John Tournier

19 Josh Hawkins-Page 20 Mitchell Habib

17 Jack Ness 19 Jack Diment 21 Mike Awramenko 22 Joshua Shiels

17 Jack Ness

23 Conor Guina

19 Che Durran

24 William Gant

21 Mike Awramenko

25 Jake Foord-Engelsman

21 Thomas Darker

18 Billy Jack Short 24 Zac McIvor

12 Matthew Gibbs

23 Conor Guina 24 William Gant 26 Toby Featherby 27 Daniel McManus

26 Toby Featherby 33 Jake Koski 36 Ben Sanders 37 Ned Holland

28 Harry Rawlings

40 Patrick Britt

21 Jye Eccles

29 Hamish Moore

41 James Peers

22 Jack Dewit

31 Christian West

42 Sam Pfeiffer

36 Ben Sanders

43 Ashley Denneman

24 Ashley Pont

39 Jackson Gravener

25 Damien Fitzpatrick

41 James Peers

26 Ezekiel Rudolph

42 Sam Pfeiffer

27 Josh Cowton 28 Mithchell Bone

43 Hugh Attard

49 James McGarry 50 Jacob Van Eggelen 61 James Stirling

52 Dylan Moroney

65 Cameron Habgood

66 Milich

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ST ALBANS

ST MARYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S

Coach: Heath Robbins

Colts 1 Coach: Harvey Lang

Team Manager: Enzo Travaglini

Football Director: Greg Evans

Colts 1 Asst. Coach: Bruce Doherty

Colts 2 Coach: David Stewart

No. PLAYER

Manager: Margie Burke Captain: Dylan McInnes No. PLAYER

1 2

Allen Anthony Kal Dubbeldam

No. PLAYER

Team Manager: Paul Godsell

29 Jacob Tompkins

Jake Whatson-Serle

Jack Lang

34 Kyle Carnell

30 Harley Paulas

Carlin Johnston

William Hardiman

35 Tyler O'Brien

Toby Ryan

36 Indi Ryan

Jesse Travaglini

37 Hayden Garner

Trent Archer

38 Jack Hayes

Jayden Dower

31 Brandon Aird

Liam Connoley

Cory Beazley

32 Ashley Phillips

Lachlan Bruce

Bradley Verfurth

33 Ashley Livingston

Ted Finlay

Ben Stewart

39 James McGrath

34 Luke Ibbotson

Caleb Finn

Hayden McMahon

40 Joel McMahon

Josh Rhodes-Beattie

Cooper Hyde

41 Wade Archer

Keegan Doherty

42 Guy Hardiman

Cameron Toomey

Lachlan Ramsay

35 Luke Searle

Jarrod Arnold

36 Tommy Moore

Mitchell Hoare

37 Thomas Bath

10 Mason Gladwell 11 Jeremy Santuccione

38 Ned Gowers 39 Samuel Wood

12 Joel Trezise

40 Ryan Rush

13 Adam Box

41 Harry Purcell

15 Caleb Slade

42 Thomas Hicks

16 William Guida

43 Samuel Lowe

17 Nicholas Szabatura

44 Tim Johnson

18 Nicholas Hampton

45 Brandon Verfurth

19 Jack Doyle

46 Kurt Berg

20 Ben Allison 21 Riley Brown

47 Christopher Buller 48 Josh Conway

22 Jake Gilmore

49 Alex Brittain

23 Harrison Wilks

50 Billy Keogh

24 Bailey Partyka

51 Lewis Nagle

25 Matthew McLachlan

52 Bayden Maxwell

7 8

Josh Walker

10 Samuel Dempster

43 Ben Webb

11 Sam Hosking

44 Dion Wunungmurra

12 Callum McVean

45 Robert Brown

11 Dylan McInnes

13 Lewis McDonald

46 Ben Walker

13 Matthew Kelly

14 Michael Quinane

47 Harrison Kol

15 Tim Lancaster

48 Mitchell McDonald

16 Damien McMahon

49 Matt James

17 Jack Tierney

50 Darcy Brice

18 Jackson Livermore

51 Jake Smith

19 Darcy McFarlane

19 Rangy Vickers

52 Jerol Wunungmurra

20 Ezei Go

20 Nicholas Powell

53 Mitchel Helmore

21 Julian Cole

54 Xavier Slatter

22 Cameron Fowler

55 Billy Auger

23 Harrison Dolley

56 Tim Hosking

24 Alex Hackett

57 Kurt Tremain

25 Jayden Brach

58 Josh Edwards

25 Ross Elliot

26 Rohan Nunan

59 Mitchel Gardiner

26 Tuan Tran

27 Pierre Tannouri

60 Jackson Nelson

27 Samuel Muir

28 Jack Massey

61 Zac Sherman

29 Caleb Baird

62 Dylan McMahon

30 Caden MacDonald

63 Patrick Darcy

31 Thomas McCormack

64 Yohan He

32 Hamish Scott

66 Oscar Godsell

Tom Caudullo

10 Jack Whatnall

Chris Ryan Craig Denton

17 Zac Smith

Tyler James Neighbour

22 Jackson Burke 23

Josh Thorpe

24 Brady Smith

28 Dylan Sandell

26 Bradly Mayes

54 Alex Naumovski

27 Ethan Baker

55 Josh Pelchen

30 Djaran Jones

28 Jack Driver

Michael Todorovic

Jake Spalding

33 Jackson Kol

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COLTS TEAMLISTS QUEENSCLIFF

PORTARLINGTON

TORQUAY

WERRIBEE CENTRALS

Coach: Shane Stephenson

Coach: Paul Liistro

Coach: David McCormick

Coach: Fab Gatti

Football Director: Dave McNamara

Football Director: Russell Burnside

Assistant Coach: Stephen Grossman

Football Director: Jack Derouse

Manager: K errie Farrar

Manager: Bob McCabe

Manager: Jenny Bennett

Manager: Darren Jacobs

Captain: Jack Powell

Captain: Tom Lowe

No. PLAYER

Luke Devereaux

James Campbell

Captain: Harrison Thompson

No. PLAYER

Captain: James Cations No. PLAYER

Levi Dawson (VC)

Anthony Briggs

Liam Vagg

Oisin Griffiths

Ryan Harrison (VC)

Jack Powell (Captain)

Kane Walker

Jake Lindrea

Kayne Holroyd

Gavin Uren

Andrew Wedge

Matthew Walsh

Curtis Dawson

Mark Ridgway

Michael Korenj

Brayden Aldrich

10 Brody Conolan

Jack Wighton

11 Harrison Thompson (Captain)

Connor Jacobs

Jeremy Jardine

Connor Walker

Reid Baker-Huthinson

10 Josiah Anderson 7

Joshua Salisbury

Travis Morgan

Devlin Foott

10 Ben Vanvledder 11 Dean Jeffrey

11 Callum Herron 12 James Chapman 13 Jack Hagan

14 Matthew Ludbrook (VC)

14 Nathan Fenby

17 Jake Hams

15 Darcy Caddy 16 Jak Evans

23 Jaidyn Eagle

18 Sam Nicholson

24 Darcy Thornton

20 Jackson Hand 21 Jacob McCabe

17 Dean Mcnay

22 Jacob Esler 23 Josh Reid

19 Mitchell Spence 21 Mathew Tabone 23 Joshua Campbell 25 Matthew Trezise 41 Nathan Cini

47 Michael Albert 49 Jesse King

26 Daniel Vandervlist 27 William Campbell 30 Kyle Doyle

26 Spencer Davies

31 Patrick Binyon

27 James De Gois 28 Michael Randone

37 Mark Robb

36 Sam Hicks

40 Callum Voss

37 Zac Henderson

41 Jackson Barlow

41 Jed Evans 45 Myles Henderson

43 Jack Brugman

10 Corey Nuske 11 Reece Richardson 12 Gzim Halimi 13 Matthew Haughton 14 Jake Pettit 15 Kyle Pengelly 17 Jack Kitson 18 Blake Tammark 19 Brandon Marston 20 Ben Humphries 21 Thomas Kitson 22 James Cations

45 Rory Benzie

23 Brandon Reid

48 James Cooper

24 Che Hockins

Dylan Whitley

54 Joshua Viney

25 Jake Ryan

Tom Donoghue

56 Leon Robbins

26 Benjamin Wharton

61 James Newell

27 Wayne Addicott

68 James Menzel

28 Justin Wilson

70 Ryley Breckon Spencer Symes

45 Benjamin Mitchell

25 Connor Williamson

24 Brock Thompson

55 Gerrard Hurley 44 Nathan Carter

19 Lee Hogan

17 Tom Lowe (Captain) 19 Tayler MacKenzie

16 Hayden Smith

12 Jeremy Grossman

Harry Welleman Nic Cayzer Brad Jennings

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CORIO BAY HEALTH GROUP with Alice Goodear, Podistrist

Tibialis posterior tendon dysfunction Tibialis posterior tendon dysfunction is a soft tissue injury that is not widely known within the general community. The dysfunction can result in foot pain, swelling and flat feet.

You can use your arms for assistance, but ensure majority of your weight is going through your feet. It is advised this regime be undertaken twice daily for 12 weeks.

The tibialis posterior muscle extends from tibia and fibula (lower leg bones), it then travels down the inside of the lower leg and ankle (behind the inner ankle bone) where it inserts into various bones in the foot via the tibialis posterior tendon. It is this insertion into various bones of the foot that is usually affected and results in severe mid-foot pronation (rolling inwards) and pain upon palpation of the tendon. The tibialis posterior muscle is responsible for maintaining the foot arch, moving the foot/ankle inwards and pointing the foot/ankle down. Tibialis posterior tendon dysfunction is a common injury seen in running sports such as football, basketball, hockey and long distance athletes. Along with overuse, there are other factors that may predispose a person to this type of injury, for example, poor foot biomechanics, weight, training errors, joint stiffness, muscle weakness (particularly in the calf muscle), inadequate fitness etc. Adequate rest along with specific exercise is the best form of recovery for this soft tissue injury. The following exercises should be also tried to help decrease inflammation and aid in the recovery process of the tendon.

Strengthening exercises Heel raises

Performed in a single-leg standing position with bodyweight placed mainly in the forefoot region and heel hanging off the low step. Lift heel off step, and then lower heel just past step height. Complete fifteen repetitions, three times on each leg , resting for one minute in between sets.

Inversion exercises Turning foot inwards with an elastic Theraband (building up to three sets of thirty repetitions, twice daily).

Physical therapies Massage of the tibialis posterior muscle/tendon region is appropriate as it improves blood circulation which helps aid in the healing and regeneration process. Icing the tendon for five minutes on and then five minutes off after exercising will reduce inflammation too. Be sure to move the ice pack around to avoid damage to the skin. Anti-pronation taping: This form of taping is designed to hold up your arch and re-align your foot into a neutral position, thereby taking the unwanted pressure off the injured tendon. Tibialis Posterior tendon dysfunction has a positive prognosis if there is the appropriate rehabilitation program. Early intervention is best, so if you suspect you are suffering from this injury, and have completed the above exercises with no improvements, it is important to be seen by a health professional that can treat and manage you accurately. Alice Goodear is a Podiatrist for Surfcoast Podiatry and works at the Belmont, Ocean Grove and Jan Juc clinics.

Alice Goodear is a Podiatrist for Surfcoast Podiatry and works at the Belmont, Ocean Grove and Jan Juc clinics

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NETBALL NEWS with Nikki Cooke

Championship finals tomorrow Tomorrow will see more than 1000 players converge on the State Netball Hockey Centre to compete in the State Association Championships for 2013. The Geelong Football Netball League will have its 13/Under, 15/Under, 17/Under and Senior teams competing. The junior teams qualified at the tournament held at Kardinia Park in May and the Senior team goes straight through to the finals day. I would like to take this opportunity to wish all players, coaches and officials the best of luck for the day and here’s hoping you will be driving some silverware back down the highway tomorrow afternoon.

Brazilian Butterfly Player of the Round Congratulations to Kate Shepherd from Bell Park who was awarded Player of the Round for the Round 9 clash against St Joseph’s. Congratulations Kate, we hope you enjoy the voucher. This year our weekly winners are awarded a Brazilian Butterfly Prize Pack to the value of $45.

Coaches Corner Shooting

Regardless of which country netball is played in, the techniques of shooting for goal remains very similar. Shooting is all about balance, rhythm and feel for the shot. Shooting for goal should be an automatic, well sequenced skill. This just doesn’t happen by chance and players wanting to be either Goal Shooters or Goal Attacks take on the added responsibility of extra training. Being an accurate shooter takes many extra hours of practice shooting above and beyond the team’s normal training sessions. Shooters should aim to practice every day to gain accuracy. Shooters should always try to be balanced and in line with the post before they attempt to shoot. Feet, hips, body, shoulders and elbows should all be ‘square’ to the post. This will give the ball every opportunity to travel in a straight line to the ring. Shooters should always look at the same aim point every time they shoot. These aim points could be the front of the ring, above the middle of the ring or at the back of the ring. Each shooter must find an aim point which suits them then stick with it. Start at the base and look at what the feet and legs do when shooting for goal. The shooter’s feet should be parallel approximately shoulder width apart in a comfortable stance. Shooters should try not to step forward as they shoot. This will give the defender an advantage because the shooter has stepped toward the defender and lessened the 0.9m distance. The power of the shot comes from the legs. It does not matter from where the shooter takes the shot, the top of the shot should not change. More bend in the knees will give more

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NETBALL NEWS (Cont’d) Therefore coaches should consider:

power on a longer shot for goal.

• Short shots - Mid range shots - Long shots.

Consider opening a bottle of soda. As you open the lid the bubbles come from the bottom to the top. This is the same for the shot for goal. The fingers guide the ball in an arc towards the goal ring. The upper portion of the shot for goal should not differ whether the shooter is in close or far from the post. The ball should sit on all finger tips and the thumb on one hand.

• Shots taken from favourite position. • Shots taken from least favourite position. •S tep backs - Steps to the side Step ins. • Jump shots. • Penalty shots.

To get this position, toss the ball up a few times using one hand. Where the ball sits in the fingers as it is caught is where the fingers should be for the shot of goal. The fingers should be spread evenly.

• Shots taken after a split leg land. • Shots after taking a rebound.

If the ball sits too high on the finger tips the shooter will lose control of the shot. If the ball sits flat on the palm of the hand the shooter will lose the feel of the shot and throw the ball instead of shooting (guiding) it to the post. The ball should be placed above the head in the shooting hand. The other hand is placed gently to the side of the ball as a support only to keep it balanced.

•S hots as the shooter is falling out of court. • Shots after the shooter has been moving. • Shooting when fatigued.

Drills:

Because shooting is all about rhythm, the knees and elbows bend at the same time. As the body straightens in sequence the ball is not released until the arm is at full extension. The ball is released in a smooth fluid action following right through to the finger tips. The index and middle fingers direct the ball to the post and must be strong. Coaches can determine which fingers are being used by the spin placed on the ball. A back spin shows the index and middle fingers being used. A lateral rotation of the ball will tell the coach that the ring and little fingers are too strong, causing the ball to spin out of the ring. The wrist and fingers should flick the ball in a gentle back spin motion to the ring. Fingers should follow the arc of the ball to the post. The entire sequence of the shot for goal should be a rhythmic motion. Jerky movements can cause the ball to move off the line to the post. Shooting practices include any of the movements and landings that shooters perform in a match.

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GFNL NETBALL LADDERS & TOP GOAL SCORERS GFNL A GRADE BENDIGO BANK CUP LADDER

TOP GOAL SCORER PTS

TEAM

For

Agst

Newtown & Chilwell

428

237

180.59% 32

Sth Barwon

506

349

Leopold

477

GWSP

St Marys

St Albans

Bell Park

RATIO

Player

Team

TOTAL

100.00%

Ruby Horton

South Barwon

313

144.99% 32

88.89%

Rachel Leader

GWSP

261

323

147.68% 28

77.78%

Julia Knott

N&C

251

327

275

118.91% 20

71.43%

Rachel King

Leopold

228

328

297

110.44% 16

50.00%

Bree Walton

Leopold

186

245

338

72.49%

50.00%

273

278

98.20%

42.86%

Elley Heard

St Mary's

157

Lara

306

319

95.92%

37.50%

Shannon Pietsch

Grovedale

146

Colac

318

413

77.00%

22.22%

Tess Upstill

Lara

126

Grovedale

264

423

62.41%

12.50%

Nicole Laurelli

St Alban's

125

St Joseph's

278

442

62.90%

11.11%

Breda O'Kane

Bell Park

124

GFNL B GRADE BUCKLEYS CUP LADDER

TOP GOAL SCORER

TEAM

For

Agst

PTS

Leopold

475

369

128.73

Newtown & Chilwell

394

320

123.13

GWSP

460

324

141.98

St Marys

413

367

112.53

Bell Park

433

333

130.03

St Albans

370

356

Colac

357

312

Lara

318

400

South Barwon

393

St Josephs

Grovedale

North Shore

Player

Team

Kathryn Asmussen

St Mary's

302

Emma Alwright

Leopold

263

Alexandra Lee

St Alban's

256

Lauren Ford

South Barwon

247

103.93

Angelica Langham

Bell Park

201

114.42

Mary Waldron

GWSP

195

79.5

Jacqui Ball

N&C

172

384

102.34

300

394

76.14

Sara Devine

St Joseph's

157

258

385

67.01

Grace Langdon

Colac

156

283

510

55.49

Brianna Caldow

Grovedale

156

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TOTAL

GFNL NETBALL LADDERS & TOP GOAL SCORERS GFNL C GRADE TOYOTA YARIS CUP LADDER

TOP GOAL SCORER

TEAM

For

Agst

PTS

St Josephs

382

269

142.01

Leopold

387

247

156.68

South Barwon

314

233

134.76

Colac

331

254

130.32

GWSP

349

266

131.2

Bell Park

310

309

St Marys

279

283

St Albans

292

Newtown & Chilwell

298

Lara

North Shore

Grovedale

Player

Team

TOTAL

Kaitlin Meesen

GWSP

222

Errin Schaffer

St Joseph's

160

Saskis Douglas-Dekker

Colac

155

Tammy Eloredge

Bell Park

149

100.32

Claire McFadyen

Leopold

148

98.59

Stacey Learmouth

Leopold

144

265

110.19

Courtney Smith

South Barwon

137

328

90.85

231

357

64.71

Sarah Murfitt

Colac

134

203

403

50.37

Rachel Bell

St Joseph's

133

196

358

54.75

Gayle Hartshorne

GWSP

120

Player

Team

TOTAL

Tina Cooke

St Alban's

193

Adriene Doherty

St Mary's

170

Katelyn Griffths

Lara

165

Melanie Willis

St Mary's

154

GFNL D GRADE CORIO BAY HEALTH GROUP CUP LADDER

TOP GOAL SCORER

TEAM

For

Agst

PTS

St Marys

363

160

226.88

St Albans

311

237

131.22

Colac

264

252

104.76

South Barwon

256

185

138.38

Leopold

273

221

123.53

GWSP

278

227

122.47

Hayley Bromley

South Barwon

145

Bell Park

251

209

120.1

Caitlin Bowman

GWSP

140

St Josephs

257

231

111.26

Brittnee Tait

GWSP

125

Lara

241

267

90.26

North Shore

156

336

46.43

Kara Stratham

St Joseph's

122

Grovedale

141

302

46.69

Shae Bradley

Bell Park

117

Newtown & Chilwell

171

335

51.04

Natasha Ferguson

N&C

111

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GFNL JUNIOR NETBALL LADDERS GFNL 19 & UNDER

GFNL 17/U SEC 1 KEMPE CUP

TEAM

W L D For Agst

St Marys

Sth Barwon

Grovedale

TEAM

W L D For Agst

0 357 87 410.34% 32 100.00%

St Joseph's

0 335 181 185.08% 32

88.89%

0 248 147 168.71% 28

87.50%

GWSP

1 256 177 144.63% 22

78.57%

0 326 150 217.33% 24

75.00%

Colac

0 380 219 173.52% 28

77.78%

GWSP

0 293 162 180.86% 24

75.00%

Sth Barwon

0 350 227 154.19% 28

77.78%

Bell Park

0 276 194 142.27% 20

55.56%

Lara

0 288 197 146.19% 20

62.50%

St Albans

0 212 189 112.17% 16

50.00%

St Marys

0 229 159 144.03% 20

62.50%

Leopold

0 196 204 96.08%

50.00%

Leopold

0 246 309 79.61%

33.33%

Newtown & Chilwell

0 200 210 95.24%

37.50%

Grovedale

1 235 258 91.09%

31.25%

Lara

0 145 239 60.67%

25.00%

Bell Park

0 129 221 58.37%

14.29%

St Joseph's

0 102 305 33.44%

0.00%

St Albans

0 152 337 45.10%

12.50%

North Shore

0.00%

Newtown & Chilwell

0 129 356 36.24%

0.00%

PTS

62 459 13.51%

PTS

GFNL 17/U DIV 2 CORIO BAY HEALTH GROUP CUP TEAM

W L D For Agst

Sth Barwon

1 264 116 227.59% 30

St Marys

Bell Park

St Joseph's

PTS

GFNL 15/U DIV 1 ALCOA CUP TEAM

W L D For Agst

93.75%

Leopold

0 307 174 176.44% 36 100.00%

1 279 139 200.72% 30

93.75%

Grovedale

0 224 131 170.99% 28

87.50%

0 179 140 127.86% 20

71.43%

Colac

0 298 149 200.00% 28

77.78%

0 186 201 92.54%

50.00%

Sth Barwon

0 307 154 199.35% 28

77.78%

Leopold

1 159 171 92.98%

43.75%

St Marys

0 229 175 130.86% 16

50.00%

GWSP

0 172 138 124.64% 12

42.86%

Lara

1 151 150 100.67% 10

35.71%

Lara

0 150 165 90.91%

37.50%

GWSP

0 126 165 76.36%

33.33%

Newtown & Chilwell

0 161 259 62.16%

25.00%

Grovedale

0 134 168 79.76%

28.57%

Bell Park

1 113 226 50.00%

21.43%

Colac

0 130 253 51.38%

25.00%

St Joseph's

1 177 274 64.60%

16.67%

Newtown & Chilwell

0.00%

St Albans

0 105 397 26.45%

0.00%

80 185 43.24%

PTS

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W L D For Agst

PTS

St Marys

1 247 162 152.47% 30

Sth Barwon

Leopold

GWSP

GFNL 13/U DIV 1 KEMPE CUP TEAM

W L D For Agst

83.33%

Sth Barwon

0 365 85 429.41% 36 100.00%

0 272 121 224.79% 28

87.50%

Grovedale

0 223 101 220.79% 28

87.50%

0 229 169 135.50% 28

87.50%

Colac

0 301 170 177.06% 28

77.78%

0 182 142 128.17% 24

75.00%

Leopold

0 248 170 145.88% 28

77.78%

St Joseph's

1 199 205 97.07%

56.25%

Bell Park

0 132 186 70.97%

42.86%

Grovedale

0 155 132 117.42% 16

50.00%

St Joseph's

1 193 274 70.44%

38.89%

Newtown & Chilwell

2 170 165 103.03% 16

37.50%

St Marys

0 172 207 83.09%

37.50%

Bell Park

0 160 263 60.84%

22.22%

GWSP

0 134 220 60.91%

28.57%

Colac

0 136 222 61.26%

12.50%

St Albans

96 251 38.25%

25.00%

Lara

0 179 169 105.92%

0.00%

Lara

1 152 219 69.41%

18.75%

North Shore

0.00%

Newtown & Chilwell

0 113 241 46.89%

0.00%

67 244 27.46%

PTS

GFNL 13/U DIV 2 CORIO BAY HEALTH GROUP CUP TEAM

For Agst PTS

St Marys

326

366.29

South Barwon

249

289.53

Leopold

243

267.03

Grovedale

228

256.18

Bell Park

150

148

101.35

St Josephs

261

123

212.2

GWSP

122

112

108.93

Colac

142

211

67.3

Newtown & Chilwell

135

223

60.54

Lara

232

32.33

North Shore

248

23.39

St Albans

361

6.65

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NETBALL CLUB NOTES

LEOPOLD What a fabulous day we had against St Mary’s who we respect and know are fantastic opposition. Our As had a brilliant win by 14 goals after putting their foot down with a 10-0 start to the third quarter. Anna Simonsen was brilliant in defence and Rach King was equally great in goals, shooting 90%. Our Bs welcomed Simone Fagan back in style with a brilliant two-goal win against St Mary’s in second place. Daisy Medic was outstanding in WD, dictating play and driving hard out of defence. The Bs currently sit on top of the ladder, which is great. The Cs continued their return to form run winning by 20 goals, seeing them return to second on the ladder. Lisa Carmichael and Stacey Learmonth led a true team effort. In Kirsty Harper’s 100th game, the Ds certainly had their chances against the current ladder leaders, but turnovers proved costly resulting in a narrow fivegoal defeat. Rach Murray and Bryony Exner played great matches.

The 19s were outplayed by a very skilful St Mary’s team, losing by 43 goals. Tilly Skok showed her versatility again with a great mid and goals performance. Congratulations to our 13 & Under Div 1 and 15 & Under Div 1&2 who all had great wins against strong St Mary’s junior teams. All other junior teams competed well in great contests. Milestones, achievements and announcements: Congratulations to A Grade Superstars Holly Hood and Emily Mannix who have successfully made the Victorian Flames team for the 2013 Australian Netball League competition commencing in August. We are very proud of you both. Holly and Emily will play alongside fellow Geelong players Kelsey Browne (South Barwon) and Kate Thompson (former Bell Park). We wish you all the success for the coming season. This week we welcome North Shore to our courts. Go Polders’!

ST MARY’S The unstoppable Under 19s have once again had an impressive performance on the court, walking away with a 51-8 goal win. Second-time 19s coach Katrina Daws is drawing some serious potential from this group of girls, especially Laura Ellis, Ashlee Merchant and Ally Bamford who were best on court. After a magnificent performance from Courtenay McLaughlin and shooter Adrienne Doherty, D Grade played a strong four quarters to defeat Leopold. It was a tight match for at least three quarters before St Mary’s broke away, winning by eight. Still undefeated from last year, the team is seemingly unbeatable.

A 20-goal loss for St Mary’s C grade puts them seventh on the ladder. After a loose first half they picked up and managed to hold their own, but reining premier Leopold proved too strong. B Grade displayed an exciting match which saw the teams score 56 Leopold to 55 St Mary’s with Marnie Hughes stepping up in the ring with shooter Kat Assumussen as great support. This win keeps the team in the top four. An intense match between the two A Grade teams blew out after the first half with St Mary’s going down by 14. Lucy Vercher, Kate Slattery and Caitln O’Dwyer among the best for St Mary’s.

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GROVEDALE Grovedale Tigers visit Bell Park to contest Round 10 competition. Tiger Juniors will be looking to continue their winning form with all but Under 17 divisions finishing with wins last round against Lara. Under 19 girls were far too strong for the Cats opposition and celebrated a convincing win.

Cartwright is encouraged by an impressive final quarter against the Cats last round with the girls hitting their given target score. After a disappointing first half, Meg will be expecting improved court performances from her charges this week and place an emphasis on game fundamentals. Tiger supporters are encouraged to don the black and gold and support our girls once again at both Bell Park venues of Douglass Street and Hamlyn Park.

Tiger Seniors continue to build on lessons learned from disappointing results throughout the season and will be playing to improve their performance against the Dragons this round.

Members and supporters are reminded of the upcoming 80’s Night on July 13, with tickets now available from the clubrooms. It’s sure to be another great Tigers’ social event and we look forward to seeing everyone there.

B Grade recovered against the Cats from what looked to be a convincing loss to go down by only three goals at the full time whistle. A Grade girls have embraced the return of the consistent and reliable Ash Davies who has recovered from an early season injury. Coach Meg

Go Tiges!

ST ALBANS her played her 100th game. Kirsten has played from juniors and is now a strong senior player.

Last week we travelled to Elderslie Reserve to take on Newtown and Chilwell. Unfortunately we were only able to come away with the one win. D Grade was able to cement its spot in the top five with a 25-goal win, scoring 51 goals to 26. They are now sitting second on the ladder with only the two losses for the season. The girls are playing great netball and are looking forward to the last half of the season. C Grade had a six-point loss, scoring 34 goals to 40. The girls were competitive throughout but unfortunately were not able to overcome Newtown. B Grade had just their third loss for the season, losing to Newtown by 12 goals. The girls are now sitting just outside the top five, below Bell Park on percentage only. Congratulations to Kirsten Gahn

A Grade also had a loss to a strong Newtown side. After two good wins, unfortunately the girls were unable to keep up with Newtown and lost by 18. Today we welcome Geelong West to St Albans Reserve. It is also the football Ladies Day at the club rooms, so after netball feel free to go and join the ladies for a few drinks. Entry is $30 and lunch and supper are supplied. Good luck to all players taking the court today. GO SAINTS!

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NEWTOWN & CHILWELL It was Ladies Day at Elderslie Reserve where we hosted St Albans. A thank you to all those who organised and ran the day. And a special thank you to St Albans for accommodating the game day changes so we could get off the courts by 1pm and over to lunch. Overall it was a reasonably successful day for the netballers. Maddie Taylor again displayed the courage and determination that puts her amongst the best players on a weekly basis. Danni Stewart and Julia Knott also had excellent games with the team running out winners 50 to 32. The B Grade girls also ran out comfortable winners, Kate Jeanes providing the drive from defence, with support from Sallyanne Jennings and their efforts being rewarded by excellent shooting again from Jaymie Lowe. C Grade went one better than last week, winning 40 to 34. Liz Moore split her time evenly between the defence and shooting circle – shooting 17 goals in half a game to be best-on-court. Jayde Gray and Hannah Coulter provided able support to bring the team home. D Grade worked tirelessly but have still yet to get a win on the board. Prue Clissold leads from defence with consistent best on court performances, and was supported by Tiarni Longworth and young Natasha Ferguson. The Under 19 squad notched up their third win of the season, with the defence of Jaimee Wilkens and Kayla Di Pasquale into the midcourt where they received excellent support from Abbey Vansomeran. Only one Under 17 side was fielded by St Albans, but unfortunately despite the best efforts of Georgie Barclay in

defence and Cassidy Moore and Erin Cleary playing in goals they were not able to overcome the St Albans girls. In the Under 15 competition again there was only one junior side, however on this occasion our juniors came out on top. Some excellent shooting by some of the girls at an accuracy of 84% showed our junior shooters can stand up to the game if given the opportunity. Sophie Claridge set up the feeding, and received excellent support from Jess Harcombe in shooting and Millie Porte in defence for the girls to have a good win 41 to 23. The Under 13 teams had mixed results, the Under 13 Div 2 team running out winners 37 to 3 despite the loss of several girls to injury and illness, with Georgia Kelly, Laura Kelly (no, they are not related) and Hannah Hall providing great work in the midcourt for a good reward. The Div 1 team however, were not so fortunate losing 21 to 19. The defensive team of Katie Hopkin, Denby Taylor and Millie Simkinson-Lindsay were best on court. The Friday night girls continue to work hard, with reward for effort gradually coming. The Under 11 girls have fun and are hopefully not put off by the weather. The 17 girls and 13 girls had wins and one of the 11 teams, the others are showing steady improvement. A thank you to all parents and coaching staff for their efforts. An early start for us this week with the road trip to Colac before another away game at Lara. Once again thank you to all volunteers and sponsors for putting on an excellent Ladies Day – we hope all had fun.

SOUTH BARWON With several players missing from all senior levels, our senior teams were pushed to the limits last week. It was wonderful to see our senior coaches, Sascha Veldhuis and Stacey Hoiles, take the court for the A Grade team. These two players did everything they encourage our senior players to do, and it was a pleasure to watch and learn from them on court. This week we move into the second half of the draw, and have our ‘Side By Side’ round against St Josephs. The Side By Side round gives all players and supporters of the South Barwon Netball Club the opportunity to come together and show their support for our club and each other,

both at the Friday night and Saturday games. We welcome our sponsors to watch our A Grade (and other teams) play, and take the opportunity to thank them for their ongoing support. We also have the presentation of the Madison Browne Medal which is annually awarded to a junior player who plays at both a junior and senior level, and displays outstanding qualities and characteristics in aspects of their involvement with our club. Should be a great day, so get along and show your support of our amazing club, sponsors and each other. GO SWANS!

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BELL PARK Today the seniors play Grovedale at Hamlyn Park while the juniors play Grovedale at Douglass Street. Good luck to all players who take the court.

minimise St Joseph’s attempts at goals and provide Bell Park with more opportunities to get the ball down their attack end.

It was a pleasant day at Hamlyn Park Reserve a last week. We came up against St Joseph’s and came away with mixed results in the seniors.

C Grade lost 32-52. The team lacked intensity and urgency throughout the game resulting in lost opportunities across the court. Tammy Eloredge played smart in the attacking end and Casey Bett and Maddy Menzel provided their team with turnovers in defence.

A Grade had a very eventful game coming away with a 49-21 win. Kelsey Rau backed up her stellar B Grade performance with another fantastic game for A Grade. Alannah McCooke had a strong game in defence while Maloury Davis shot accurately to get her side over the line. Rachel Rodger put her body on the line, fighting hard for the win, and came away with a broken nose.

The D Grade lost 31-21. They had some great passages of play but poor passes meant they couldn’t capitalise on their hard work. Stacey Sharp, Lisa Uebergang and Maddy Richmond were among the best players. To all the lovely ladies of the club who will be participating in the Ladies Day, have a fantastic day and enjoy this special social event.

B Grade came away with a win 46-28. The midcourter Kelsey Rau had an outstanding game working tirelessly in the midcourt. Defenders Laura Giles and Hayley Johnstone combined well to

NORTH SHORE ily Arnott, Skylah Bell and Today we travel to Leopold for what is sure to be a big 13 Under: L Brooklyn Blake. day of netball. Good luck to all of our teams – keep putting what you’re learning at training into practice 15/Under: Bridgett Surkitt, Dharnae Couzens and and the results will come your way. Annalise Cumming. Last week’s Ladies Day was a great success. Thanks to everyone who attended and brought family and friends with them. Thanks to those who helped prepare for the day and kept it running smoothly.

19/Under: J ess O’Callaghan, Hannah Milsome and Stacey Mahieu. D Grade: H ayley Hodgson, Kate Ivermee and Mel Pavic.

We are grateful to our sponsors - Priceline Corio C Grade: Stacey Hawker, Sarah Chandler and and Nevada Roasts - for their great support on the Sarah Arklay. day. Thanks also to Sweet Indulgence and Fernwood Bellpost for their donations. The gift bags supplied by B Grade: J ess Lanigan, Brooke Brown and Imogen Allan. Priceline were fantastic and the meal delicious. Make sure you support these businesses that have gone out of their way to help us. Don’t forget the club is heading to Buckley’s after the Geelong West St Peters had the upper hand on the football today. netball court. Best players for each team last week were:

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GFNL 2013 FIXTURE Round 1

Round 7

Round 13

Saturday, 6th April

Saturday, 1st June

Geelong West St Peters 20.13 (133) v St Albans 13.9 (87)

Bell Park 20.19 (139) v Newtown & Chilwell 13.9 (87)

Saturday, 13th April

Colac 27.15 (177) v Leopold 9.12 (66)

Lara 21.22 (148) v Colac 14.16 (100)

North Shore 6.5 (41) v St Mary’s 24.15 (159)

Leopold 12.9 (81) v St Joseph’s 17.20 (122)

South Barwon 14.14 (97) v Geelong West St Peters 3.7 (25)

North Shore 5.7 (37) v Bell Park 20.18 (138)

St Albans 9.9 (63) v Lara 7.12 (54)

South Barwon 10.13 (73) v Newtown & Chilwell 8.9 (57)

St Joseph’s 10.12 (72) v Grovedale 18.19 (172)

St Mary’s 10.11 (71) v Grovedale 14.10 (94)

Round 8

Saturday, 20th July Geelong West St Peters vs. Bell Park Grovedale vs. South Barwon Lara vs. North Shore Leopold vs. St Albans Newtown & Chilwell vs. St Joseph's St Mary's vs. Colac

Round 2 Saturday, 20th April

Saturday, 8th June Bell Park 20.18 (138) v North Shore 6.2. (38)

Geelong West St Peters 18.21 (129) v North Shore 5.6 (36)

Geelong West St Peters 12.8 (80) v Leopold 13.7 (85)

Leopold 15.14 (104) v Lara 27.8 (170)

Lara 14.5 (89) v St Joseph’s 11.15 (81)

Newtown & Chilwell 15.12 (102) v Colac 12.19 (82) South Barwon 9.10 (64) v Grovedale 9.9 (63) St Albans 9.14 (68) v St Joseph’s 14.8 (92) St Mary’s 11.10 (72) v Bell Park 11.16 (82)

Round 3 Saturday, 27th April St Joseph’s 6.6 (42) v South Barwon 11.14 (80) Bell Park 13.20 (98) v Geelong West St Peters 11.12 (78) Grovedale 13.19 (97) v Colac 7.11 (53) Lara 14.14 (98) v St Mary’s 18.12 (120) Newtown & Chilwell 19.10 (124) v Leopold 6.9 (45) North Shore 8.3 (51) v St Albans 20.19 (139)

Round 4 Saturday, 4th May Bell Park 8.4 (52) v South Barwon 15.15 (105) Colac 9.10 (64) v St Mary's 19.12 (126) North Shore 3.5 (23) v Lara 31.16 (202) St Albans 13.9 (87) v Leopold 9.16 (70) St Joseph's 14.10 (94) v Newtown & Chilwell 20.18 (138)

Sunday, 5th May Geelong West St Peters 10.9 (69) v Grovedale18.15 (123)

Round 5 Saturday, 11th May Colac 12.17 (89) v St Joseph’s 10.11 (71) Grovedale 32.16 (208) v North Shore 2.8 (20) Lara 26.18 (174) v Geelong West St Peters 9.12 (66) Leopold 6.11 (47) v Bell Park 15.17 (107) South Barwon 24.16 (160) v St Albans 12.6 (78)

Newtown & Chilwell 16.12 (108) v Grovedale 8.13 (61) St Albans 11.7 (73) v Colac 11.9 (75) St Mary’s 7.7 (49) v South Barwon 15.12 (102)

Round 9 Saturday, 15th June Colac 11.9 (75) v South Barwon 15.10 (100) Grovedale 10.12 (72) v Lara 4.13 (37) Leopold 9.13 (67) v St Mary’s 15.6 (96) Newtown & Chilwell 22.19 (151) v St Albans 14.7 (91) North Shore 5.9 (39) v Geelong West St Peters 25.8 (158) St Joseph’s 6.8 (44) v Bell Park 16.20 (116)

Round 10 Saturday, 22nd June Bell Park vs. Grovedale Colac vs. Newtown & Chilwell Leopold vs. North Shore South Barwon vs. St Joseph's St Albans vs. Geelong West St Peters St Mary's vs. Lara

Round 11 Saturday, 29th June Geelong West St Peters vs. St Mary's Grovedale vs. Leopold Lara vs. Newtown & Chilwell North Shore vs. Colac South Barwon vs. Bell Park St Joseph's vs. St Albans

St Mary’s 17.13 (115) v Newtown & Chilwell 17.18 (120)

Round 12

Round 6

Saturday, 6th July St Albans vs. St Mary’s Saturday, 13th July Bell Park vs. Leopold Colac vs. Lara Newtown & Chilwell vs. South Barwon North Shore vs. Grovedale St Joseph's vs. Geelong West St Peters

Saturday, 18th May Geelong West St Peters 14.5 (89) v Colac 11.16 (82) Grovedale 10.15 (75) v St Albans 9.10 (64) Lara 15.14 (104) v Bell Park 14.12 (96) Leopold 6.11 (47) v South Barwon 20.10 (130) Newtown & Chilwell 24.12 (156) v North Shore 6.7 (43) St Mary’s 17.15 (117) v St Joseph’s 13.7 (85)

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Round 14 Saturday, 27th July Bell Park vs. St Mary's Colac vs. Geelong West St Peters North Shore vs. Newtown & Chilwell South Barwon vs. Lara St Albans vs. Grovedale St Joseph's vs. Leopold

Round 15 Saturday, 3rd August Geelong West St Peters vs. South Barwon Grovedale vs. St Joseph's Lara vs. St Albans Leopold vs. Colac Newtown & Chilwell vs. Bell Park St Mary's vs. North Shore

Round 16 Saturday, 10th August Bell Park vs. St Joseph's Colac vs. Grovedale Geelong West St Peters vs. Newtown & Chilwell

Lara vs. Leopold South Barwon vs. St Mary's St Albans vs. North Shore

Round 17 Saturday, 17th August Colac vs. Bell Park Grovedale vs. Geelong West St Peters North Shore vs. South Barwon St Albans vs. Newtown & Chilwell St Joseph's vs. Lara St Mary's vs. Leopold

Round 18 Saturday, 24th August Bell Park vs. St Albans Grovedale vs. St Mary's Leopold vs. Geelong West St Peters

Newtown & Chilwell vs. Lara South Barwon vs. Colac St Joseph's vs. North Shore