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SENIOR/RESERVES

UNDER 19â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

Doveton v Cranbourne

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Berwick v Narre Warren B

Officer SFC v Hampton Park Pakenham v Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore v Narre Warren

Saturday, April 29

Doveton v Cranbourne A Officer SFC v Cranbourne B Pakenham v Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore v Narre Warren A

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Welcome to round 4 of the SEFNL Berwick Motor Group 2017 Premiership Season. Last weekend’s ANZAC matches were a fantastic day for all. There were wonderful services held prior to games in remembrance to those who died at war, and we thank all clubs for their participation. The AFL VIC Community Championships squads have been announced, and if you haven’t seen them make sure you check out our website www.sefnl.com.au to see who has made the initial squad. Due to a workload, unfortunately, our game has been moved from the Holden Centre, but we will be playing in our own backyard at Casey Fields Saturday, May 13th, so put in your diary. We are taking on the Hampden FNL in Senior football only. So get down to Casey Fields that Saturday to cheer on the boys as they try and get back into the top 10 of the state.

Our Pink Sports Day is on Saturday 6th May, so make sure your club starts to think pink, and get behind the day and help raise awareness and funds for the fight against breast cancer. We all have a mother, sister, grandmother, niece, a friend that we know that has been affected, and this is our chance as a community to rally around one another and support this great cause. That’s all this week from the SENFL Desk, best of luck to all sides competing this weekend!

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Competition Review As senior officials from all Clubs are aware, I have been conducting interviews with each of the Clubs in the AFL Southeast region over the past 6 weeks or so. The exercise has been a good opportunity to meet several Presidents and committee representatives for the first time. More relevantly it was also an opportunity to get Club’s views on the best structure for the senior football competition in 2018 and beyond. I have been very appreciative of the manner in which the meetings have been conducted, and I thank all those involved for their input. It’s timely to provide a reminder of the process from here. All the feedback received from Clubs will be provided to the Review Panel appointed by the Commission. It is hoped by the end of May a Position Paper will be distributed to the industry. Clubs will then have a month to formally respond to the Paper. The Review Panel will then make formal recommendations, taking all feedback into account, to the Commission for approval. The Commission is the ultimate decision maker and based on the current timetable the recommendations are due to be issued by the end of July. There has been speculation that certain outcomes have been determined already. I can assure you that is not the case and any comments from Clubs will be there own view, not the view of the Review Panel. Conversations between myself and Club Presidents as part of the Review are confidential and will not be made public. AFL Victoria – Community Championship Matches. The Worksafe AFL Victoria Community Championships 1v2 between the MPNFL and the Geelong FNL is confirmed to commence at 3.30pm on May 13 at the MCG. This will be prior to the

Essendon v Geelong AFL Fixture. The MPNFL list will be trimmed down this week. Coach John Hynes will have a tough job finalising his best side. This is a fantastic opportunity for not only players, but for umpires, coaches and volunteers to participate on the game’s biggest stage. I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone involved in making this match a reality, including the competition sponsor WorkSafe, AFL, Essendon and Geelong Football Clubs for their support. The fixture between SEFNL and the Hamden League has had a change of venue to the sudden unavailability of the Holden Centre (Collingwood FC made that decision).The match will now be played at Casey Fields on May 13 starting at 1pm. Highgrove Bathrooms Sponsorship It was pleasing to see 21 of the 22 MPNFL Clubs represented at a function at the Mornington Isuzu Ute Stadium (Frankston Park) last Friday night to receive their cheque from Highgrove Bathrooms. The Clubs are most appreciative of the gesture and as such will be displaying signage at each of the venues This had been arranged through the Frankston Dolphins. One of the criteria in the Dolphins bid to regain a VFL License is to be more engaged with the local football community. While it is easy to say the words, the Dolphins have gone out of their way to engage with AFL Southeast and this sponsorship has a direct benefit to the Clubs in particular. In my view it is important for the young players in our competitions to have pathways through to TAC Cup, the VFL and the AFL. Having a VFL presence in our region is important and we support the Frankston Dolphins in their quest.

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Our Club Safety Fund, which offers financial support to clubs who have initiatives to make their players and supporters safer, will again be available this year. But workplace safety is not just an issue for WorkSafe. Every employer and employee must take responsibility for keeping safe at work. And every family member who says goodbye to their mum or dad, their son or daughter, or their brother or sister as they leave for work each morning, can do their part by reminding them of the need to take care. We ask all regional Victorians to stop and think about what is ultimately important to them. What can they do to prevent the death or injury of a loved one at work? While the number of workplace injuries in country Victoria continues to decline, there’s always more that can be done. Through our involvement in country football and netball, we will continue to spread the message that no one should be injured at work. Safety is everyone’s responsibility and we must work together to ensure a safer Victoria for all. Clare Amies Chief Executive WorkSafe Victoria

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round 1 results

SENIORS Cranbourne 13.11-89 FINAL 11.8-74 Tooradin-Dalmore Narre Warren 9.11-65 FINAL 13.13-91 Beaconsfield Hampton Park 8.1-49

FINAL 31.22-208 Berwick

Pakenham 7.10-52 FINAL 13.18-96 Officer SFC

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Doveton

PAKENHAM

RESERVES Cranbourne 11.14-80 FINAL

4.3-27

Tooradin-Dalmore

Narre Warren 14.9-93 FINAL

4.5-29

Beaconsfield

Hampton Park 1.5-11 Pakenham 8.8-56

FINAL 26.10-166 Berwick FINAL 10.10-70 Officer SFC

Toomuc Valley Reserve, Pakenham

BYE

Doveton

UNDER 19’s 0.1-1

FINAL 24.21-165 Berwick

Narre Warren B 3.7-25

FINAL 12.15-87 Doveton

Cranbourne B

Cranbourne A 31.18-204 FINAL

0.1-1

Tooradin-Dalmore

FINAL

7.8-50

Beaconsfield

Narre Warren A 9.4-58

BEACONSFIELD

Pakenham 11.6-72 FINAL 3.13-31

Officer SFC

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RESERVES

SENIORS TEAM

For

Agst

PTS

TEAM

For

Agst

PTS

Berwick

329

105

313.33

Narre Warren

210

381.82

Doveton

279

106

263.21

Berwick

272

357.89

Cranbourne

327

175

186.86

Doveton

155

271.93

Beaconsfield

207

138

150.00

Cranbourne

286

294.85

Narre Warren

137

131

104.58

Pakenham

112

87.50

Officer SFC

208

234

88.89

Beaconsfield

191

167

114.37

Tooradin-Dalmore

164

210

78.10

Officer SFC

128

237

54.01

Pakenham

164

54.88

Tooradin-Dalmore

100

249

40.16

Hampton Park

114

592

19.26

Hampton Park

433

9.93

UNDER 19â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s TEAM

For

Agst

PTS

Cranbourne A

407

656.45

Pakenham

277

314.77

Narre Warren A

289

105

275.24

Beaconsfield

270

296.70

Doveton

251

253.54

Berwick

240

123

195.12

Officer SFC

131

231

56.71

Narre Warren B

276

32.97

Cranbourne B

410

6.34

Tooradin-Dalmore

512

2.93

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CRANBOURNE 13.11.89 DEF TOORADIN 11.8.74 The traditional ANZAC Day clash lived up to all expectations. Cranbourne has had the wood over the opponents in recent years and kicked the first 3 goals of the match and there was ominous signs that we could see a result we have come accustomed too. Tooradin started to get themselves back into the contest, Aisake O’Halpin was proving a difficult big man to curtail for the Eagles. O’Halpin’s dominance turned the game into the favour of the Seagulls as they kicked 2 goals to reduce the margin to 13 points at the first change. Nick Lang kicked a magnificent goal from the boundary which lifted the visitors. Ryan Jones was battling hard inside forward 50 to help the Eagles regain composure, his 2 goals in the second quarter helped the Eagles to a 3 goal lead. Both teams exchanged goals before new recruit Brandon Wapshott drifted forward and kicked a great goal to give the Eagles the momentum and lead by 4 goals at halftime. Similar to second quarter Lang kicked another goal to start the quarter but it was Nathan Gardnier to hit back straight away for the premiers. Tooradin started to win the physical contest, O’Hailpin was providing first use of the footy down to Josh Muling and the momentum swung to the underdogs. Cranbourne failed to capitalise in front of goal while Tooradin kicked 3 unanswered goals to reduce the margin to 14 points and a upset was on the cards. Luke Bee-Hugo kicked a late goal to return the momentum to Cranbourne going into the last stanza. Nick Lang’s day out continued as the skilful forward kicked 2 last quarter goals to have the margin to only 9 points and take his game tally to 6 goals. Khaled Kandajki managed to break free and kick the sealer late in the last quarter which took the sting out of the contest as Cranbourne were pushed to the brink in their 15 point win.

NARRE WARREN 9.11.65 LOST TO BEACONSFIELD 13.13.91 Nick Scanlan got the ball rolling for the home side but it was Beaconsfield who built the momentum quickly. Beaconsfield booted 8 unanswered goals and Narre were on the back foot. It’s not often Narre are head goalless for a quarter especially at home. It wasn’t until early in the second quarter that Narre Warren where able to get themselves back into the contest. The Magpies hit back hard, kicking 5 goals in a matter of 5 mins to reduce the margin to 11 points and it looked like they were going to wrestle back the lead. Beacy’s experienced leader Daniel Mislicki kicked a goal to steady the ship before 2 late goals including Scanlan’s fourth the half, leaving the teams were separated by 4 points at the half. The third quarter was a

dour struggle, Beaconsfield’s defence working overtime restricting the home side to only 3 points and extending their lead to 16 points at the final change. Kyle Van Der Plyum had his best day out for his new side booting 3 goals. Beacy would be proud of their efforts restricting Narre to only 1 goal for the second half as they ran out victors and received a huge confidence boost winning by 26 points.

HAMPTON PARK 8.1.49 LOST TO BERWICK 31.22.208 Hampton Park played one of their best quarters in a long time, pushing their fancied rivals all the way to quarter time they were trailing by only 16 points. The Redbacks accurate kicking where making the most of limited of opportunities as Berwick started to apply the pressure and extend their lead. Berwick had 21 scoring shots to 5 in the first half and were starting to show their dominance over their young opposition. The second half was all Berwick, the premiership quarter saw them score 12 goals as the gap quickly increased beyond 100 points. By three quarter time it was 40 scoring shots to 8, the Wickers forwards scored multiple goals and if they kicked straight the margin could have been in excess of 150 points. With the result beyond doubt Berwick continued to press hard, Bryce Connelly finished the day with 6 goals, while they had 7 multiple goalkickers as they amassed 31 goals and won the match by 159 points.

PAKENHAM 7.10.52 LOST TO OFFICER 13.18.96 Pakenham and Officer always put on a contest on the ANZAC Day weekend and this was no exception early. Officer failed to capitalise on early opportunities, they had more scoring shots but were trailing by a point at the early change. The second quarter was a lot better for Officer as they started to turn their dominance into scoreboard pressure and got out to a 4 goal lead. Officer’s defensive work shouldn’t be underestimated, they restricted Pakenham to only 3 behinds as they took a 24 point lead into the main change. Officer continued to work their opposition over and the applied pressure got them into a winning position early in the third quarter. Officer restricted Pakenham’s ball movement and continued to get numbers around the contest as they extended their lead to 37 points at three quarter time. Pakenham were unable to get themselves into the contest as Officer really put their rivals to the sword. Officer kicked 2.6 in the last quarter and failed to capitalise on their opportunity for a huge win. Matt Jones and Matt Rogers combined for 6 goals while Leigh Adams was considered best on ground in the Kangaroos impressive 46 point win.

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DOVETON (2ND 2-0 263%) V CRANBOURNE (3RD 2-1 186%)

PAKENHAM (8TH 0-2 54%) V BEACONSFIELD (4TH 2-1 150%)

Last Time – Round 12 Cranbourne 12.17.89 def Doveton 6.6.42

Last Time – Round 15 – Pakenham 10.7.67 def Beaconsfield 9.8.62

The Doves welcome The Eagles in what shapes as the match of the round. Doveton have won both of their matches in in impressive style, although expected to win it’s the way they went about it which has seen them towards the top of the ladder early in the season. The introduction of Taylor Joyce has eased goal scoring pressure and Michael Henry has been at his best combing with Joyce for 23 goals in 2 weeks. Rus Gabriel is looking as fit as ever and uses his big frame to advantage, his tap work is some of the best in the business which feeds a talented midfield like Sam Raru and Nick Battle. Cranbourne are a hard side to read at the moment, they dismantled Hampton Park before being trounced by Berwick and pushed all the way at home against Tooradin. Their form has been patchy and we are yet to see a full four quarter performance in recent times. Doveton at home is always a tough ask and the game looks set to be won in the midfield, both teams have plenty of depth and will be an enthralling contest. If Doveton can apply pressure for the full 120 minutes they have enough to push Cranbourne and throw a cat amongst the pigeons as teams push for early season ladder positions. Doveton by 11 points.

OFFICER (6TH 1-2 88%) V HAMPTON PARK (9TH 0-3 19%) Last Time – Round 11 Officer 9.5.59 def Hampton Park 4.15.39 Officer received a much needed confidence boost retaining the ANZAC Cup against traditional rivals Pakenham last week. This could propel their season forward and they look set for their second win of the season against the developing Hampton Park. The Roos are adapting to new coaching techniques but it seems Doug Koop is already leaving an impression on his young troops, with the team playing with more endeavour and with better structures. Hampton Park have shown improvements in all their matches this season, they have shown patches of what we can expect when they play well but when they lose momentum allowing their opposition capitalise. To the Redbacks credit their young charges haven’t dropped their heads and will find their opposition a touch easier than they have faced in the first 3 weeks. It could be said that there is no easy opposition in the SEFNL as the teams outside out of the 5 are closing the gap but Hampton Park haven’t played a team who was outside the Top 5 at the end of last year. It will be an interesting reception former Redback players now in the blue and white. The game offers a lot of intrigue and we will find out some answers but Officer should have the class edge at home. Officer by 35 points

Pakenham have tussled with a difficult start to the season after an off-season exodus. The young Lions are trying to move forward without seasoned stars under the guidance of their new coach. It will take time for the rebuild to take shape but a team steeped in such history they will want success sooner rather than later. Beaconsfield is a team to watch under their own first year coach. Beaconsfield’s stock rose last week with an impressive away win at Narre Warren. The Eagles pushed 2015 premiers Berwick for 3 and a half quarters that form could be strong as the Wickers have monstered their other opponents this season. Beaconsfield’s new defensive approach will strangle most opposition sides this season and Pakenham will be no different. The Lions have struggled to hit the scoreboard all season and with The Eagles game plan having a heavy emphasis on defence it’s hard to see it changing this week. Pakenham unearthed a few new recruits and rumoured a few more to hit the track shortly maybe some improvement is around the corner but it appears they face a tough task at home. Beaconsfield by 51 points.

TOORADIN (7TH 1-2 78%) V NARRE WARREN (5TH 1-1 104%) Last Time – Round 11 Tooradin 16.5.101 lost to Narre Warren 26.11.167 In past years you would say this would be a walkover in the favour of perennial finalist Narre Warren, but from what we saw last week this game could be a real contest. Tooradin have recruited Aisake O’Hailpin and the beast will dominate most of the big men in this competition. O’Hailpin was too big and too strong for Cranbourne last week and kept his side within range all match. Tooradin have developed their squad, Luke McKenna adds some experience to their defensive half. Tooradin have let themselves down too often when the opportunity presents themselves. If the Seagulls can find the consistency to play their committed brand of football then they have shown they can run with the best in the SEFNL. Narre Warren would be seething after losing at home last week. Rumours have it that emotions spilled over in the after match, a week of soul searching should have the Magpies amped and ready for the contest. Narre Warren could come out and flex their muscle and really turn up the heat against Tooradin at home. Narre by 27 points.

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

CRANBOURNE

DOVETON

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW

COLOURS: GREEN & BLACK

Senior Coach: Simon Goosey Assistant Coaches: M att Brown, Luke Martin, Justin Hamilton Team Manager: D ianne Leinmueller (Sen), Russ Matthews (Res) Reserves Coach: Ben Corrie Res. Assistant Coach: Frank Matthews Football Manager: Manny Vella

Senior Coach: A aron Davey Reserves Coach: Chris Rodriquez Reserves Assistant Coach: Peter Pullen Team Manager - Senior: Sam Bianco Team Manager - Reserves: Paul Rodriquez Football Director: Graham Henwood No. PLAYER

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Ryan Hendy Taylor Joyce Shannon Henwood Chris Rodriquez Michael Henry Alywn Davey Aaron Henwood Lachlan Batten Sam Raru Mitchell Woolgar Malis Lokeron Harley Primrose Kyle Hendy Shannon Brennan Sam Muirhead Milan Mandic Ashley Scott Mathew Jameson Ned Battle Philip Johnson Frank D'Agostino Jackson Bianco Jarred Boumann Andrew Henwood Michael Rodriquez Travis Davis Ryan Mackie Russell Gabriel Ryan Morrison Charlie O'Neill Jarrod Smith

No. PLAYER

32 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 54 55 56 57 58 59 62 63 65 66 67 68 69 70

Brayden Hillman Clayton McCartney Jamie Tapner (Reserves Capt) Adam Corunna Darryl Thomas Aaron Davey Josh Bradley Jake Blackwood Cameron Williamson Trent Warkuss Tristan Warkruss Harry O'Neill Joel Pay Sean Semmens Chris Ahovelo Marfin Lokeron Jordan Temopoulos Cameron Bowman Michael Hann Ben Dalforno Luke Dalforno Bei Nienkel Che Gray Justin Burghardt Aiden Van Beek Peter Dye Mitchell Lewis Brian Plapp Ethyn Miller Shaun Kelleher Gach Nyuon

Ryan Davey Jordan Betrand Shaun Marusic Max Gearon Mathew Fletcher Anthony Vella Marc Holt (Capt) Dillan Bass Matthew Alister Daniel Baker Brandon Wapshott Dylan Cavalot Jarrod Murphy Stuart Morrish Jayden Sullivan Ryan Jones Troy Tharle Zak Roscoe Michael Boland Brandon Osborne Leigh Holt (Res. Co-Capt.) Glenn Osborne Michael Thompson Harry Bird Blake Pearce Kirk Dickson Nick Darbyshire Anthony Fisher Nick McPhillips (Res. Co-Capt)

Luke Bee-Hugo Daniel Kitto Shane Begent

Lewis Vella Jake Stephens Adam Koe Aaron Bower Jay Mills Adrian Russo Jordan Leinmueller Lachlan Grant Bodhi Leguier Shaun Redmond Khalid Kandakji Brad Bigaignon Chace Struth Jordyn Baker Mitch Lindsay Archie Labato Robbie Bakker Jordan Miceli Jake Harrington Jordy Lamont Steve Tut Shay Morgan Dom Williams Adham Chazbek Nick Russo Steve De Paoli Chris Ramac Ty Ellison Jake Carosella Corey Ellison Aiden Ganajovic Hazar Onurlu

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

OFFICER SFC

HAMPTON PARK

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE & WHITE

COLOURS: BLACK & RED

Senior Coach: D oug Koop Reserves Coach: Ash Chapman Assistant Coach: Matthew Jones Assistant Coach: Bill King Team Manager: Gary Tivendale Football Director: Nick McLennan No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31

32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 58 59 61 63 66 67

Corey Phillips Chris LaRosa Jake Ingaliso Jesse Longmuir Matthew Jones Sean Roach James Waldon Luke Nunan Hayden Spierings James Canty Ben Tivendale Michael Moylan Ben O'Loughlin (Vice Captain)

Luke Smaluch Kane Willie Blair Allen Matt Rogers Nick Redley Dylan Chapman (Vice Captain)

Brad Phillips Ben Johnson Jarrod Marson Geordie Fyfe Callan Hannagan Hayden Davey Chase Smaluch Daniel Ellett James Bourke Dean Leskie Luke Adams

Troy Datson Bryce Westwood Harris Wassylko Luke Callander Hayden Westwood Nick Rolph Jake Callander Matt Waldon Ben Lord Jack Cousins Chris Armstrong Luke Clarke Matt Clarke (Captain) Lachlan Balzary Hayden Allen Mitch Tivendale Nick McLennan Blake Mitchell Craig Chapman Matthew Laity Brad Jenson Nick Lord Danny Pullen Luke Harrison Trent Westwood Jamie Andrade Andrew Dike Jason Titchie Jessie Rogers Aussie Gilbert

Senior Coach: Dean Warren Reserves Coach: Hayden Reynolds Assistant Coach: Nick Johnstone Assistant Coach: Vince Miceli Assistant Coach: Christopher Rodney Captain: Peter Bastin No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

Shaun Deckers

31 Keyan De La Motte

Nathan Dawes

32 Tyson Tapner-Gillies

Hayden Brough

33 Michael Guinane

Mark Penn

34 Jackson Viney

Jordan Ashwood

36 Josh Thurwood

Harrison Paul

37 Stewart Puwaye

Josh Wallace

38 Dylan Nolan

CJ Layfield

39 Michael Cashin

Dale Glazier

40 Paul Stockdale

10 Heath Peach

41 Aaron Miles

11 Luke O'Brien

42 Zappa Jenkins

12 Nathan Carver

43 Matthew Ziegeler

13 Shaun Walsh

44 Tim Ziegeler

14 Jack Jones

45 Andrew Lawless

15 James McMichael

46 Aziz Hussaini

16 Bryce Keyzer

47 Thomas Marshall

17 Peter Bastin

48 Peter Dicecco

18 Aaron Holden

50 Mathew McInroy-Howard

19 Braeden Philpin

51 Travis Kerr

20 Joshua Smart

52 Dylan Ward

22 Jackson Philpin

53 Jake Pelham

23 Zac Hanlen

54 Kasey Mobourne

24 Michael Phouttanouvong

55 Reece Smart

25 Jakob Smit

56 David Mullins

26 Dylan Asling

58 Brett Lukacs

29 Jay Warry

59 Jake Thomas

30 Josh Craig

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

PAKENHAM

COLOURS: MAROON, BLUE & GOLD

BEACONSFIELD

COLOURS: NAVY BLUE, GOLD & WHITE Senior Coach: Leigh McQuillen Reserves Coach: Justin Stanton Assistant Coach: Brent McGrath Assistant Coach: Dale Carey Team Manager: Wayne Decker Football Manager: Darren Hamilton

Senior Coach: A sh Green Captains: Steve Morey & Chris Cardona Reserves Coach: Darren Sidebottom Assistant Coach: Dean Blake Team Manager: Greg Guan Runner: Tom Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;loughlin No.

PLAYER

1 Sam Blackwood 2 Jake Barclay 3 Josh Muley 4 Russell Lehman 5 Adam Alberni 6 Jake Smith 7 Tom Blackwood 8 Michael Taurua 9 Steve O'bryan 10 Matt Wheeler 11 Dean Blake 12 Tyler Guan 13 John Kalantumama 14 Grant Barclay 15 Damien Holmes 16 Jack Kowarzik 17 Chris Cardona 18 Stephen Morey 19 Liam Tyrrell 20 Dylan Guan 21 Brendon Robinson 22 Lincoln King 23 Michael Bennett 24 Zac Calvert 25 Jack Muirhead 26 Tom Fusinato 27 Brett Kirkham 28 Brenton Hillard 29 Mitch Gray 30 Nathan Brown 31 Jayden Bootsma

No.

PLAYER

No. PLAYER

32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 62 65 69

Sam Cole Corey Bevan Jackson Hillard Jarrod Theisz Brandon Rich Chris Cairns Brendon Robinson Nick Verleg Brayden Baguley Jack Phillips Jesse Pantorno Ash Smallman Jason Naffa Nathan Johnstone Jordan Taylor Dillon Anderson Clayton Gubbles Jack Glen Brodie King Brodie Calvert Nick Conroy Andrew Taylor Andrew Berry Dave Hershaft Jake Brady Jarred Thompson Tristan Sutherland Jack Melbourne David Solberger Dave Hershaft

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

32 33 34 35 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 64 65

Mitch Trait Jake Bowd Kyle Van Der Pluym Daniel Battaglin Scott Meyer Snr Capt Luke Edmondson Daniel Mislicki Jackson Thomas Daniel Galante Ash Beck Kyle O'Sullivan Corey Walker Troy McDermott Snr VC Damian Johnston Brad Decker Julian Stone Lachlan Morrish Troy Aust Jordan Roberts Daniel Johnston Keiran Roberts Trent Stokoe Lachlan Modica Josh Dodsworth Sean McDermott Res VC Eddie Wilson Jason Budge Lachie Roberts Jayce Valentine Michael Misso Travis Grommer

Jackson Bennett Res Capt Aidsen Maloney Ryan Bromley Nathan Hopwood Matthew Bradfield Daniel Hellyer Beau Dowler Kyle Halls-Ferguson Bradley Homfray Ben McGowan Tylah Stokoe Robbie McMillan Cooper Shepherd Nick McPherson Kade Lynch Peter Alier Connor Guley Ben Amos Gabe Bonicelli Rhys Stewart Nathaniel Isaacs Brandon Frith Jaie Roberts Zac Johnston Jake Aarts Devon Smith Brodie McConnell Trent Stewart Nikola Stevancevic Jack Docherty Bailey Morrish

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

TOORADIN-DALMORE

NARRE WARREN

COLOURS: GREEN & RED

COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE

Senior Coach: Lachie Gillespie Senior Assistant Coach: Nathan Jagoe Senior Assistant Coach: Matt Shorey Senior Assistant Coach: Jason Hill Reserves Coach: Craig Perrott U19s Coach: Daniel Conroy Football Director: Jeremy Knight No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

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Jordan Csincsi Jake O'Donnell Kristopher Sabbatucci Luke McKenna Michael Hobbs Adam Galea (Capt) Patrick Chin Rory Hillis Jake Genoni Adam Splatt Andrew Proctor Nick Lang Michael Wallace Adam Muling Nathan Page (VC) Jordan Kelly Brad Lenders Jason Kestle Andrew Dean Tom Bethune Matt Livermore Nick Schumann Travis Puntaroni Julian Suarez Nick Jansen Aisake O'hAilpin David Casjni Lachie Groh Setanta O'hAilpin Daniel Stafford Nick Pouki (Res Co-Capt)

Andrew Sabbatucci Michael Zinner Pete Hannan Jack Murphy Justin Smaluch Matt Nicholls Matt Shorey Lachie Gillespie Phil Webster Tim Lenders Jordan Meade Jack Marshall Tom Weinzerl Nigel Fisher Ben Andrews Dylan Sutton Josh Muling Murray Sims Ben Cherry Joseph Bisognin Jesse Dodd Ben Wilson Nic Simpson Bailey Webb Alex May (Res VC) Club Jumper James Wheeler (Res Co-Capt)

Liam Edgar Matthew Brown Kristian Carroll Chris Langley

Senior Coach: Health Black Assistant Coach: Dean Urwin and Bret Lavars Senior Team Manager: Brad Alexander Reserves Coach: Paul Hamilton Reserves AssCoach: Kim McGill Reserves Team Manager: Filippo Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Addario No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

Dylan Quirk (Senior Captain)

30 Jack Wheeler

Jordyn Flannery

31 Nathan Reid

Micheal McGill

32 Daniel Jackson

Mithcell Dempster

33 Brent Urwin

Chrishtopher Collins

34 Andrew Vella

Joshua Tonna

35 Nathan Allen

Trent Cody

36 Luke Cody

Nick Scanlon

37 Hayden Stagg

Rhys Dempster

10 Colin McNamara

38 Ben King 39 Jace Kelly

11 Ryan Quirk

40 Benjamin Holland

12 Andrew Hunter

41 Billy Athanasopoulos

13 Heath Black

42 Dean Scanlon

14 Jayden Bubb

43 Jack Soroczynski

15 Domenic Larosa

44 Daniel Borninkhof

16 Stewart Scanlon

45 Mitchell Tonna

17 Sam McLean

46 Nathan Foote

18 Dean Kelly

49 Christopher Johnson

19 Matthew Soroczynski

50 Cory MacHaya

20 Corie Intveen

53 Robert D'Addario

21 Trent Papworth

54 Jake Richardson

22 Michael Milivojevic

56 Emmanual Faustin

23 Jake Gray

61 Nicholas Mashado

24 Damian Collins

62 Troy Mengler

25 Michael Collins

63 Jake Whiting

26 Andrew Ray

64 Nathan Aliotta

27 Mitchell Cowan

67 Mitchell Cox

28 Ben Carter

68 Aaron Wilson

29 Dale Gawley

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The annual Good Friday match was hosted last Friday 14th of April by Hampton Park which was predicted to be huge day on & off the field & it sure didn’t disappoint. We would like to thank the Hampton Park Football & Netball Club for their hospitality & making sure the day was a successful one. We came away from the day with 3/3 football wins & 7/8 netball wins. What a day to be a dove! Also a massive congratulations to Shaun Semmens who played his 200th game for the club. The U19’s took on Cranbourne B. We were boosted by the inclusions of the young & exciting Kaleb VanBeek from the Eastern Rangers. The young Doves controlled the match from start to finish, running out 99 point winners. Midfield stars saw Dylan Bowman kick 5 goals & Ricky Johnson 4 goals, both awarded best on field for the day. Keep up the momentum & effort boys! The reserves came up against a determined Hampton Park side that brought pressure around the ground all day. Sean Kelleher and Andy Henwood held up back half well, while the O’Neil brothers absolutely dominated the midfield to help secure a 10 goal win. Well done boys!

We topped off a successful day by our annual Full Moon Party, which saw numbers flock through the door. We would love to thank our wonderful volunteers Aaron, Barry, Andrew, Donald, Annette, Cass and Jude would worked tirelessly throughout the night to make sure it was a success and all ran smoothly. You guys are the back bone of our club & we appreciate you all very much. This week we would like to wish all of our Footballers & Netballers all the best against Cranbourne which will showcase some amazing talent across the day. We are also hosting our Doveton in Business Launch which commences at 12pm until 4pm. Our MC for the day is Shawn Cosgrove. Our big name guest speakers for the day are Collingwood’s newest recruit & former North Melbourne 243 game veteran Daniel Wells. Accompanied by Western Bulldogs 2016 premiership player & norm smith medallist Jason Johannisen & Matthew Suckling – former Hawthorn turned Western Bulldogs defender. Go Doves!

The seniors were eager to continue their strong start to the season & that they did, coming away with a convincing 135 point victory. We saw Sam Muirhead get the call up to the seniors, going off his impressive reserves performance last week against ROC. Big Russ was instrumental yet again for us in the middle & gaining yet another best on ground performance. Taylor Joyce had the crowd in a frenzy kicking a massive 11 goal haul for the game. Michael Henry, Jake Blackwood and Matt Jameson were also solid contributors for the match. We take on Cranbourne this week who are a force in this competition. This will be a bench mark game for us & it will prove to not only ourselves but the rest of the competition we are a much more determined, focused & stronger matched side then previous seasons.

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Cranbourne Football Club

Last week sawTwo weeks ago we travelled to Berwick in rematches of the us take on Tooradin-Dalmore (as well as our Under 19B side playing Berwick) in ourin annual ANZAC clash. We had 2016 Grand Finals the seniors and Round reserves of which of the pleasure of ex-Cranbourne footballer and returned Afghanistan course we won both. veteran Sean The Mulqueen in our presence to read the ode prior to the day didn’t resemble much in terms of results as both start of the senior game,sides and were alongbeing with Jamie Clearihan, of our senior comfortably. Our brother Under 19s VFL Women’s however Coach Sein andit also returned serviceman, the day was made two ain a row as they ran away from full of respectBerwick to win by 21 points. from our clubs as we paid tribute to all of those that fought for ourWith the game in the balance right up until ¾ time, a goal country.

on the siren to Corey Ellison saw us go to a game high 18The 19Bs kicked off the day and were unfortunately on the receiving point lead at the final change after a seesawing contest. end of a big loss to a side that had lost its first two games of the year, Best for our boys were Cal White, Hazar, Cooper, Stevie something out of the ordinary for a traditionally strong Under 19s DePaoli, Bailey Buntine and Josh Stewart. side. We were outclassed all day but that didn’t stop the boys from The twos got off to a good start and lead Berwick by a goal working their hardest at every contest. Best for us were Sheldon at ¼ time. But our endeavour dropped off as did our run Connolly, Jack Benham, Mitch Jelo, Brendan Purcell, Josh Donald and and after Berwick took the lead in the 2nd quarter, they Thomas Hodge. were never headed and eventually ran away to win by 33 Best for our guys were Birdy, Jordo, Jake Our 19As tookpoints. the field against Tooradin-Dalmore, whichLachie, is a great Stephens, Jonesy & Wettys. effort by the TDFC to get a side together in tough circumstances. Our The ones allowed Berwick to get away to a flying start and boys took control of the game early to record a 200 plus win. For our we never looked in the all day. It appeared that 19Bs and no doubt TDFC, the split in contest the leagues Under 19 comp can’t one side had a lot to play for and the other nothing as our come quick enough where they will be able to play competitive games normal solid structure fell away resulting in a 47 point loss, of footy regularly. Best for us were Corey Ellison (kicking 11 goals), in a game that was held up and then eventually called off Thomas Stiglich, Michael Richardson, Hazar Onurlu, Cameron Angus due to lightning. Best for us were Yoz, Stu, Cav, Ty, Micky b and Paul Delaroche. and Jaydos. Our reserves were challenged early in their game but eventually This week we host what is becoming our traditional ANZAC ran out comfortable 53 point winners. It this was year a good return clash against Tooradin and it is ours to to form host. for our guys who were fairlygiven well that beaten in their at a Unfortunately ANZAC Day previous this year game falls on Berwick. Best Tuesday, made it hard for both us and Tooradin to back up for us were Jake Stephens, Chace, Dan Kitto, Lachie Grant, Jordo Leinmueller and later Harryfor Bird. again four days another contest. Regardless of day took this the game falls on, the back meaning the ANZAC And while ourwhat seniors points to get on toof the winners spirit will remain alive and well and we know our guys and list, it didn’t come easily as Tooradin-Dalmore never gave up in what fo4rward to late playing in game the spirit of won the turned out to girls be a will tightlook contest decided in the as we ANZAC’s as to well as all of those that have for half our by 15 points. We got out a game high 31 point lead fought just after country. time but Tooradin threw everything at us to keep us honest. Best were Moz, Dicko, Jake, Waters, Jonesy and Whopper. Events Events Saturday May 6 we have a bye but our VFL and South East Saturday MayWomen’s kick their year off with a home game at Frenken 6 we have a bye but our VFL and South East Women’s kick their yearHomes Oval. This will be followed by our $5k Draw which a off with a home game at Frenken Homes Oval. This will that will be ahosted by none than Luke be followed bygreat our night $5k Draw which great night thatother will be hosted of “The Cranbourne” King, from Biggest by none other“The thanKing Luke King of Cranbourne” King, Loser from fame. Biggest $60/head see see the the flyer details all tickets Loser fame. $60/head flyer forfor details andand all tickets are are available at the club. available at the club. Go Eagles!! Go Eagles!!

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Welcome everyone to our Rd 4 clash with Hampton Park. In the Under 19’s today our boys take on Cranbourne as Hampton Park don’t field an Under 19’s side this year. Good luck to all teams today. Last week at Toomuc Reserve the Under 19’s went down to Pakenham by nearly seven goals in a disappointing result. The boys went in to the match confident of a win but a lack of intensity and poor use of the ball allowed a more determined Pakenham side to get away with a well-deserved win. Lachlan Ward, Jamie Longmuir and Tyler Clark played well for Officer.

wine tour during the winter school holidays - more details to follow when available. The Royal Roo coterie group memberships are also available again this year at $350 per single or $400 including spouse. See the PPO officials in the Past Players Building.

In the Reserves game the Kangaroos put a poor first half behind them to overrun the Lions in the second half to win by 14 points. With the inclusion of regular Senior players Dylan Chapman and Jake Ingaliso and a greater level of desperation the boys managed to play to their abilities and get their first win of the season. The Senior side also achieved their first victory of the season with a good showing against Pakenham to retain the Anzac Day Cup. The first half was a bit patchy but again a stronger second-half effort saw the superior skill and strength of the Kangaroos carry them to a comfortable 44 point win. James Waldon was outstanding in defence and Nick Redley again dominated in the ruck. Congratulations to the Pakenham club on a well-presented tribute to the ANZAC tradition. Today is also the Past Players and Officials Day with a function being held in the Past Players Building. The PPO are also planning the annual

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Last weekend we played host to Berwick which was always going to be a tough day at the office and it proved as much. The reserves got the day underway and although the score blew out you could not fault the boys endeavour. There were passages of play were you can see the improvement over the past few weeks which comes from the squad putting in the hard yards at training. Better players on the day were J Warry, R Smart, M Penn, J Viney, A Hussaini, & M Phouttanouvong.

Congratulations to Carly & Josh Thurwood on the safe arrival of Caleb Anthony Thurwood on 22nd April at 4.44pm weighing 4.35kg or 9lb9oz. Well done guys and here is hoping that Caleb is a sleeper. Thank you to all our sponsors whom without your assistance we would not be able to field our teams.

Seniors were next up and there were some encouraging signs over the first half. The boys held there own in the first half however Berwick were too strong in the second half. There were some sprouts of encouragement for the team though, with our score being our highest for the season along with the highest score Berwick have conceeded in the first 3 rounds. Better players on the day were; Y Jaffer-Williams, L Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien, J Philpin, H Brough, CJ Layfield & N Carver. This week we head out to Officer for the first of two away games. Milestones Today Bryce Keyzer plays his 50th game, congratulations Bryce. Thank you to all the players/volunteers that attended the Dawn Service in Hampton Park on Tuesday.

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Last weekend saw Pakenham play Officer in our first home game for season 2017. A big crowd converged on Toomuc Valley Reserve for the annual Anzac Weekend clash against Officer, whereby both clubs paid tribute, in conjunction with the Pakenham RSL Club to our fallen soldiers of yesteryear.

Officer all over the ground. At quarter time Pakenham were leading by a solitary point and the game looked to be heading into an arm wrestle. But in the 2nd and 3rd quarters, Officer split the game open with 8 goals to 2, to put the game beyond doubt and they came away with a convincing 44 point win.

Prior to the Senior Game, both clubs, along with our netball clubs, did a line of honour on the ground and the RSL Club conducted the Last Post with all in attendance at the ground in complete silence. It was a fantastic service.

On Saturday night, we had Gerard V Comedy Hypnotist to the club, performing his Hypnotist Show and was a great success. All in attendance were in raptures seeing some of the players and personalities around the club under hypnosis. Best on was certainly Ken McClean, who was hilarious under hypnosis. Another crowd favourite was Jackson Hillard, who pulled of a great rap rendition of StKilda’s theme song.

We thank everyone involved in the day, in making it a great success. Our Under 19’s continued their great start to the season, by easily accounting for Officer. The boys gained control of the game and once they hit the front, were not headed and came away with a convincing win. In the Ressies, this was a tight contest for the first quarter and then Pakenham put scoreboard pressure on Officer in the 2nd and at half time we were a couple of goals in front. Officer came out in the 3rd quarter and totally outplayed us and pulled away in the third term. At 3/4 time, they had jumped to a 20 point lead. Pakenham had their chances in the last quarter and got back to 8 points with still 10 minutes to go, before Officer wrestled back control of the game hang on to win by 14 points.

Comedy Night June 17 at 8pm The Pakenham Football Club will be hosting a Comedy Night on June 17th, 2017 after our home game against Cranbourne from 8pm. Dave O’Neil and Lehmo will be in attendance, along with Brad Oakes from Hey Hey its Saturday. This will be a terrific night of Comedy. So pencil this into the calendar and tickets will be available in the coming weeks.

The Senior side were looking to atone for the rd 1 loss against Tooradin and early stages of the game things were looking good. We were matching

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Welcome to round 4 It is with great sadness that we report the news that we have lost one of our clubs greatest ambassadors in Alex Robson who has been our number 1 ticket holder for a long period of time. Alex was well known and has always been a great club supporter. In conjunction with Pakenham Football Club we will hold a minute’s silence for each of our games as a mark of respect to Alex who was a true gentlemen a standout club person and a part of our club for 50 years. Last week we had a mixed day of footy and this Saturday we are hopping all teams are focused and ready to bring their best football to one of our arch rivals in Pakenham who will be hosting us on their home turf for the “Battle of the Highway” Cup. Saturday night also sees our first social function with an “IPod shuffle Night” back at the club after the game Saturday night. All footy & netball players and supporters are invited to come along for a great fun night. The event will be held over at the netball rooms with a marquee, can bar and food. For full details visit our Facebook page or Team App. Next Saturday is our annual Ladies Day Luncheon with $5.00 from each ticket sold and money raised on the day going to the Peter McCallum Cancer Research Centre. Tickets are on sale with limited numbers still available so please get in quick for this great occasion. Full details on our Facebook page and Team App. Good luck to all teams Saturday Let’s go Beacy

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Mixed results for Narre in the Anzac Round. Our Twos dominated, and our Under 19A won a tight one against Beaconsfield. However, Beacy’s Ones dealt our boys a 4 goal loss in the Senior game, and our Narre Under 19B were beaten by a strong Doveton outfit. Thanks to all involved in the moving pre-game Anzac ceremony to pay tribute to men and women who have served and sacrificed in the Australian Defence forces in times of peace and war. Seniors – Narre’s Ones couldn’t get our hands on the footy early and Beacy’s dominance in the midfield helped them open up a six-goal break by quarter time. From then it was catch-up footy for Narre, despite a 7 goal second quarter bringing us back on to level terms at the long break. We’d expended a lot of energy and Beaconsfield steadied again in the second half. Their defence was drum tight and they won the contest with impressive run and spread, getting numbers around the footy across the ground.

out early to support the boys. Doveton were quicker out of the blocks and took a 23 point lead into quarter time which extended to 39 by the halftime break. Narre showed more focus after the break. We pressured the opposition endlessly and started to move the ball freely which gave our forwards more scoring opportunities. Doveton ran out winners by 62 points but it was an encouraging effort by Narre and we can take a few positives from the game. Narre had an even contribution around the field, with Jack McGuffie, Brandon Hogan and Lachie Marie our better players. Social Notes – Narre’s Past Players, Supporters and Committee Day is at our Round 5 home game v Berwick on Saturday 6 May in the Social club at Fox Road. All are welcome - $20 entry includes beer, wine and finger food from 1 pm.

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Nick Scanlon was Narre’s best with four goals, but our forwards were choked of supply once Beaconsfield regained control upfield. Andrew Hunter, Dale Gawley and Jake Richardson worked hard at their tasks all day and the Kelly brothers were solid under constant pressure in the back half. Reserves - Narre’s Twos played some impressive footy to open up an 8-goal to 1-goal lead by half time against good opposition. Hard running and slick ball use will be a feature of this Narre outfit as the season unfolds. Narre’s early dominance in the air through Dutchy Holland and ‘Trenta’ Papworth opened the game up for our runners and Andy Vella (Narre’s best), and Dean Scanlon (3 goals) capitalised to stake Narre’s early ascendancy. After half time Beaconsfield pushed harder but Narre had all the momentum and played the game out for an impressive ten goal win. Brent Urwin, Dom Larosa and Daniel Borninkhof were also among Narre’s best in a very even team effort. Under 19 A – The Narre Under 19A v. Beaconsfield match was a cracker between two very good sides Quick ball movement and long kicks to targets will be a hallmark of both these teams, but this match was tough and contested in close. A tight, goal-for-goal first half was pressure footy all over the ground. Narre gained a three goal break in the third term but Beaconsfield surged again in a three goal last quarter. It took all of Narre’s poise and effort under pressure to hold on for a great win. In a low scoring affair, Narre’s goals were shared around. Our best were Tom Miller , Jake Stuart , Jake Bocari Leigh Tannerhill & “Tony “ Bartuccio. Under 19 B – Narre’s Under 19B side welcomed Doveton to Fox Rd for the early game in front of a big crowd. Thanks to all the players’ families and friends of both sides for coming

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ROUND 4 - Friday April 28

BERWICK

NARRE WARREN B

COLOURS: NAVY BLUE & WHITE

COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE U19 B Coach: Ariki Matwijkiw

Under 19 Coach: Chris Kyriacou

No. PLAYER

1 3 4 5 7 10 12 16 18 19 20 23 24 28 29 31 32 36 37 40 41 45 48 49 51 53 54 65 68 69

Hamish West Lachlan Brown Tom Hillard Joshua Stow James McLean Jack Collins Ellis Jed Smith Mitchell Bramich Toby Weinzierl Brady Graham Daniel Kidd Jake Sullivan Lachlan Bell Towers Rhys Cannon Tom Delaney Brock Jenkins Blake Rogers Joshua West Lucas Riley Connor Radings Dylan Padgham Nicholas Green Jake Smith Scott Binder Nick Williams Luke Verschaeren Matt Pereira Jethro Von Hesse Tyler Yeilds Miller Anderson Adam Nekic Jesse Yeilds

GOALS

Team Manager U19 B: Greg Baker

BEHINDS

No.

PLAYER

Jack Toner

GOALS

Tom Miller

Jason Luppino

Jamie Caruana

Marco D'Addario

Tom Mason

Joel Zietsman

Kyle Potter

Peter Gentile

Ryan Patterson

James Milivojevic

Brayden Sharpe

Broadie Jamieson

Josh Caddy

Benny Kanka

Bailey Wardle

Michael Schreiber

Kyle Contencin

Karl Artner

Christopher Martin

Matt Jerram

Jessie David

Stuart Scottland

Adam Machnikowski

Nick Brooks

BEHINDS

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

DOVETON

CRANBOURNE A

COLOURS: GREEN & BLACK

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW

Under 19 Coach: Nathan Wilson Under 19’s Assistant Coach: Mark Mott Under 19’s Assistant Coach: Stuart Batten Team Manager - U/19’s: TBA Football Director: Graham Henwood No.

PLAYER

Makis Lokeron

Shannon Brennan

Jordan Cackett

Andrew McDonald

Chad McDonald

Blake Collins

Declan O'Donnell

Dylan Bowman

Jack Sorati

Jess Ciconte

Jake Basa

Alex Millard

Tyson Bellinger

Jackson Lambert

Luke Coad

Harry Malone

Ricky Johnson

William Smith

Caleb Van Beek

Mitchell Cotter

Corey Joyce

Jarrod Smith

Jake Blackwood

Jake Nicholson

Joshua Bradley

Sam Morgan

Nathan Tarca

GOALS

BEHINDS

Coach: Dom Carosella Assistant Coach: Matt Davey & Rob Russo Runner: Scott Abaloz Team Manager: Tony DePaoli

No.

PLAYER

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 34

Nick Russo (Capt) Hazar Onurlu Stephen De Paoli (VC) Jake Carosella Chris Ramac Aiden Gajanovic (DVC) Corey Ellison Corey Mills Brady O'Toole Cameron Angus Brendan Purcell Harkireth Calais Bailey Buntine Callum White Ryley Abaloz Josh Donald Paul Delaroche Cooper Reilly Jake Cowburn Joshua Stewart Michael Richardson Michael Roth Tyson Woodall Hayden Murphy Hayden Bower Brodie White Corey Mastrangioli Thomas Stiglich Sean Wilson Ty Ellison Callum Cavanagh

GOALS

BEHINDS

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

CRANBOURNE B

OFFICER SFC

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE & WHITE

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW

Under 19’s Coach: Brad Lord President: Barry O’Loughlin Assistant Coach: Chris Martin Team Manager: Bev Byne Football Director: Rob Dean No. PLAYER

GOALS

Coach: Pete Jonson Assistant Coach: Darryl Higgins Runner: Brett Wilmott Team Manager: TBA

No.

PLAYER

Harry Dean

BEHINDS

Nathan Thomas

GOALS

Joel Dunstone

Jack Lovett

Ash Smith

Jesse Day

Troy Miller

Jye Clarke

Jack Langley

Matthew Harvey-Sich

Josh Martin (Captain)

Thomas Hodge

Mitchell Mibus (Vice Captain)

Ollie Williams

Tyler Clark (Vice Captain)

Joshua Wilson

10 Dylan Uteda

Tyson Disher

12 Rohan Marra

Sheldon Connolly

14 Korey Luxford

Jack Benham

16 Christiaan Dauphin

Mitchell Jelo

17 Jarred Don

Oskar Knight

18 James Hicks

Joshua Patterson

21 Matthew Stacey

Tyler Higgins

23 Lachlan Mitchell

Jack Jonson

24 Nathan Hancock

Corey Lyons

25 Callum Hughes

Fletcher Wilmott

27 Jarrod Chessan

Hamish Robinson

29 Bryce Thomas

Zachary Kais

30 Rhys Simmons

Michael Wilson

31 Jamie Longmuir

Magir Veil

32 Lachlan Ward

Yash Hamidi

36 David West

Henry Apai

37 James Mackenzie

Fida Hussaini

BEHINDS

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

BEACONSFIELD

PAKENHAM

COLOURS: BLUE, YELLOW, WHITE

COLOURS: MAROON, BLUE & GOLD Under 19s Coach: Derrick Brown

Under 19’s Coach: Luke Young Under 19’s Asst Coach: D avid Entwistle Team Manager: Grahame Don

Team Manager: Paul Beswick

No. PLAYER

Jackson Berry

Joel Laycock

Anusorn Muangsri

Bush Fanchol

Riley Skinner

Riley Bull

Evan Poulton

Brayden Carr

10 Chotnyang Puok 11 Jacob Beswick 12 Jakeb Jorgensen 13 Nathan De Klerk 14 Anthony Brkljacic 15 Kuok Puok 16 Matt Smoulders 17 Kaine Wilcox 18 Tim Ashe 19 Brodie Weir 21 Peter Riddiford 22 Hugh Skinner 23 Damien Poidevin 24 Truman Koehler 25 Rhys Brooks 26 Tyler Pierce 41 Jack Phillips

GOALS

BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

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GOALS

BEHINDS

Jai Hamilton Jackson Bramich Rhys Johnson Dan Coinu Co Capt Harrison Don Robert McMillan Jamie Plumridge Kale Clothier Jack Garwood Rhys Nelson Harrison Morgan Jack Docherty Scott Triffitt Co Capt Mitchell Hayes Lachlan Valentine Brodie Entwistle Jackson Drake Alex Young Luke Hardie Luke Bettio Riley Boland Lachlan Gleeson Luke Scott James Cairns Daniel Hellyer Peter Alier Will Ashmore Mitch Riordan Jack McHale Kade Lynch Connor Guley Mitchell Smith Devon Smith

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

NARRE WARREN A

TOORADDIN-DALMORE

COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE

COLOURS: GREEN AND RED

Coach: Shane Dwyer Assistant Coach: Phillip Ciptiani Team Manager: Roger Johnson

No.

PLAYER

GOALS

BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

Clayton Taylor

Kyle Grigg

Jake Stuart

Lachlan Baker

Zach Gulivan

Mark Bartuccio

Kyle Graham

Tom Collard

Jack Flannery

GOALS

BEHINDS

10 Matt Cronjager 11 Tyson Graham 12 Barney Mauot-Agarg 13 Jake Boccari 14 Dylan Webber 15 Dylan Mutimer 16 Paddy Andrew 17 Jett Cipriani 18 Jack McGuffie 19 Thomas Toner 20 Brandon Hogan 21 Hayden Johnson 22 James Richards 23 Josh Collett 24 Leigh Tannahill 25 Max Sheppard 26 Matt Steedman

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Round 1 Saturday, 1 April Narre Warren v Bye Beaconsfield 5.3-33 def by Berwick 7.9-31 Cranbourne 33.17-215 def Hampton Park 5.1-31 Tooradin-Dalmore 9.14-68 def Pakenham 5.8-38 Doveton 16.14-110 def Officer SFC 10.12-72 Round 2 Split Round Saturday, 8 April Pakenham v Bye Beaconsfield 12.11-83 def Tooradin-Dalmore 3.4-22 Berwick 10.10-70 def Cranbourne 3.5-23 Officer SFC 6.4-40 def by Narre Warren 10.12-72 Good Friday, 14 April Hampton Park 5.4-34 def by Doveton 25.19-169 Round 3 ANZAC Round Saturday, 22 April Doveton v Bye Pakenham 7.10-52 def by Officer SFC 13.18-96 Narre Warren 9.11-65 def by Beaconsfield 13.13-91 Cranbourne 13.11-89 def Tooradin-Dalmore 11.8-74 Hampton Park 8.1-49 def by Berwick 31.22-208 Round 4 Saturday, 29 April Berwick v Bye Officer SFC v Hampton Park Pakenham v Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore v Narre Warren Doveton v Cranbourne Round 5 Pink Sports Day Saturday, 6 May Cranbourne v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore v Officer SFC Beaconsfield v Hampton Park Pakenham v Doveton Narre Warren v Berwick AFL Vic Community Championships Saturday, 13 May - NO GAMES Round 6 Saturday, 20 May Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Beaconsfield v Doveton Berwick v Pakenham Officer SFC v Cranbourne Hampton Park v Narre Warren Round 7 Indigenous Round Saturday, 27 May Officer SFC v Bye Cranbourne v Beaconsfield Doveton v Berwick Hampton Park v Tooradin-Dalmore Narre Warren v Pakenham

Round 8 Saturday, 3 June Beaconsfield v Bye Berwick v Officer SFC Cranbourne v Narre Warren Doveton v Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham v Hampton Park Queen’s Birthday – No Games Saturday, 10 June Round 9 Saturday, 17 June Hampton Park v Bye Officer SFC v Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore v Berwick Pakenham v Cranbourne Narre Warren v Doveton Round 10 Saturday, 24 June Narre Warren v Bye Berwick v Hampton Park Beaconsfield v Pakenham Tooradin-Dalmore v Cranbourne Officer SFC v Doveton Round 11 White Ribbon Round Saturday, 1 July Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Hampton Park v Beaconsfield Cranbourne v Berwick Doveton v Pakenham Narre Warren v Officer SFC Round 12 Saturday, 8 July Beaconsfield v Bye Berwick v Narre Warren Cranbourne v Officer SFC Doveton v Hampton Park Pakenham v Tooradin-Dalmore Round 13 Saturday, 15 July Doveton v Bye Beaconsfield v Narre Warren Hampton Park v Cranbourne Officer SFC v Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham v Berwick Round 14 Saturday, 22 July Hampton Park v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore v Beaconsfield Berwick v Doveton Narre Warren v Cranbourne Officer SFC v Pakenham

Round 15 Multicultural Round Saturday, 29 July Berwick v Bye Beaconsfield v Officer SFC Cranbourne v Pakenham Tooradin-Dalmore v Doveton Narre Warren v Hampton Park Round 16 Saturday, 5 August Cranbourne v Bye Doveton v Beaconsfield Berwick v Tooradin-Dalmore Hampton Park v Officer SFC Pakenham v Narre Warren Round 17 Saturday, 12 August Pakenham v Bye Beaconsfield v Cranbourne Doveton v Narre Warren Tooradin-Dalmore v Hampton Park Officer SFC v Berwick Round 18 Saturday, 19 August Officer SFC v Bye Berwick v Beaconsfield Cranbourne v Doveton Hampton Park v Pakenham Narre Warren v Tooradin-Dalmore Qualifying/Elimination Finals Saturday 26/Sunday 27 August Venues: TBC Semi Final 2/1 Saturday 2/Sunday 3 September Venues: TBC Preliminary Final Saturday 9 September Venues: TBC Grand Final Saturday 16 September Venues: TBC

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Round 1 Saturday, 1 April Narre Warren v Bye Beaconsfield 52 def Berwick 40 Cranbourne 50 def Hampton Park 33 Tooradin-Dalmore 66 def Pakenham 23 Doveton 44 def by ROC 48 Round 2 Split Round Saturday, 8 April Pakenham v Bye Beaconsfield 33 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 50 Berwick 41 def by Cranbourne 43 ROC 29 def by Narre Warren 54 Good Friday, 14 April Hampton Park 31 def by Doveton 35 Round 3 ANZAC Round Saturday, 22 April Doveton v Bye Pakenham 25 def by ROC 53 Narre Warren 46 def by Beaconsfield 49 Cranbourne 32 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 47 Hampton Park 46 def Berwick 34 Round 4 Saturday, 29 April Berwick v Bye ROC v Hampton Park Pakenham v Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore v Narre Warren Doveton v Cranbourne Round 5 Pink Sports Day Saturday, 6 May Cranbourne v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore v ROC Beaconsfield v Hampton Park Pakenham v Doveton Narre Warren v Berwick AFL Vic Community Championships Saturday, 13 May - NO GAMES Round 6 Saturday, 20 May Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Beaconsfield v Doveton Berwick v Pakenham ROC v Cranbourne Hampton Park v Narre Warren Round 7 Indigenous Round Saturday, 27 May ROC v Bye Cranbourne v Beaconsfield Doveton v Berwick Hampton Park v Tooradin-Dalmore Narre Warren v Pakenham

Round 8 Saturday, 3 June Beaconsfield v Bye Berwick v ROC Cranbourne v Narre Warren Doveton v Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham v Hampton Park Queenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Birthday â&#x20AC;&#x201C; No Games Saturday, 10 June Round 9 Saturday, 17 June Hampton Park v Bye ROC v Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore v Berwick Pakenham v Cranbourne Narre Warren v Doveton Round 10 Saturday, 24 June Narre Warren v Bye Berwick v Hampton Park Beaconsfield v Pakenham Tooradin-Dalmore v Cranbourne ROC v Doveton Round 11 White Ribbon Round Saturday, 1 July Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Hampton Park v Beaconsfield Cranbourne v Berwick Doveton v Pakenham Narre Warren v ROC Round 12 Saturday, 8 July Beaconsfield v Bye Berwick v Narre Warren Cranbourne v ROC Doveton v Hampton Park Pakenham v Tooradin-Dalmore Round 13 Saturday, 15 July Doveton v Bye Beaconsfield v Narre Warren Hampton Park v Cranbourne ROC v Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham v Berwick Round 14 Saturday, 22 July Hampton Park v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore v Beaconsfield Berwick v Doveton Narre Warren v Cranbourne ROC v Pakenham

Round 15 Multicultural Round Saturday, 29 July Berwick v Bye Beaconsfield v ROC Cranbourne v Pakenham Tooradin-Dalmore v Doveton Narre Warren v Hampton Park Round 16 Saturday, 5 August Cranbourne v Bye Doveton v Beaconsfield Berwick v Tooradin-Dalmore Hampton Park v ROC Pakenham v Narre Warren Round 17 Saturday, 12 August Pakenham v Bye Beaconsfield v Cranbourne Doveton v Narre Warren Tooradin-Dalmore v Hampton Park ROC v Berwick Round 18 Saturday, 19 August ROC v Bye Berwick v Beaconsfield Cranbourne v Doveton Hampton Park v Pakenham Narre Warren v Tooradin-Dalmore Qualifying/Elimination Finals Saturday 26/Sunday 27 August Venues: TBC Semi Final 2/1 Saturday 2/Sunday 3 September Venues: TBC Preliminary Final Saturday 9 September Venues: TBC Grand Final Saturday 16 September Venues: TBC

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A GRADE

B GRADE

Cranbourne 32

def by

Tooradin-Dalmore 47

Hampton Park 46

def

Narre Warren 46

def by

Beaconsfield 49

Pakenham 25

def by

ROC 53

Berwick 34

Doveton

BYE

Cranbourne 29

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 24

Hampton Park 34

def

Berwick 24

Narre Warren 41

def

Beaconsfield 30

C GRADE

Cranbourne 44

def by

Tooradin-Dalmore 50

Hampton Park 48

def

Narre Warren 40

def by

Beaconsfield 44

Pakenham 35

def by

ROC 36

Doveton

BYE

Berwick 38

D GRADE

Pakenham 22 Doveton

def by

ROC 51

BYE

Cranbourne 29

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 27

Hampton Park 29

def

Berwick 12

Narre Warren 35

def

Beaconsfield 31

Pakenham 13 Doveton

17 & UNDER RED

def by

ROC 47

BYE

17 & UNDER WHITE

Cranbourne 52

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 9

Cranbourne 24

def

Hampton Park 21

def

Berwick 20

Hampton Park 8

def by

Berwick 26

Narre Warren 33

def

Beaconsfield 28

Narre Warren 14

def by

Beaconsfield 42

Pakenham 34 Doveton

def by

ROC 42

BYE

15 & UNDER RED def by def

Narre Warren 34 Pakenham 6 Doveton

def

Doveton

BYE

ROC 15

15 & UNDER WHITE def

Cranbourne 45 Hampton Park 12

Pakenham 31

Tooradin-Dalmore 15

def by

Tooradin-Dalmore 8 Berwick 27 Beaconsfield 21 ROC 34

BYE

13 & UNDER RED

Cranbourne 45

def

Narre Warren 11

def by

Beaconsfield 16

Pakenham 12

def by

ROC 23

Berwick

BYE

Doveton

BYE

Tooradin-Dalmore 13

13 & UNDER WHITE

Cranbourne 21

def by

Tooradin-Dalmore 26

Cranbourne 18

def

Hampton Park 10

def by

Berwick 42

Narre Warren 7

def by

Beaconsfield 38

Narre Warren 15

def by

Beaconsfield 19

Pakenham 12

def by

ROC 24

Pakenham 4

def by

ROC 52

Doveton

BYE

Berwick

BYE

Doveton

BYE

Tooradin-Dalmore 17

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A GRADE TEAM Tooradin-Dalmore Narre Warren ROC Cranbourne Doveton Beaconsfield Hampton Park Pakenham Berwick

B GRADE P 3 2 3 3 2 3 3 2 3

W 3 1 2 2 1 2 1 0 0

L 0 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 3

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

For 163 100 130 125 79 134 110 48 115

Agst 88 78 123 121 79 136 119 119 141

PTS 12 8 8 8 8 8 4 4 0

% 185.23 128.21 105.69 103.31 100.00 98.53 92.44 40.34 81.56

TEAM Beaconsfield Hampton Park Doveton Narre Warren Tooradin-Dalmore Cranbourne Pakenham ROC Berwick

P 2 3 2 3 3 3 3 2 3

W 2 3 2 2 1 1 1 0 0

L 0 0 0 1 2 2 2 2 3

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0

For 77 89 59 100 101 83 73 43 59

Agst 50 63 54 78 90 78 79 84 108

PTS 12 12 12 8 4 4 4 4 0

% 154.00 141.27 109.26 128.21 112.22 106.41 92.41 51.19 54.63

TEAM Narre Warren Doveton Cranbourne Beaconsfield Hampton Park ROC Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham Berwick

P 3 2 2 3 2 3 3 3 3

W 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 0 0

L 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 3

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

For 135 75 80 99 66 101 53 67 30

Agst 49 40 65 64 53 113 115 90 117

PTS 12 12 12 8 8 4 4 0 0

% 275.51 187.50 123.08 154.69 124.53 89.38 46.09 74.44 25.64

TEAM Beaconsfield Doveton Pakenham Cranbourne Narre Warren Berwick ROC Hampton Park Tooradin-Dalmore

P 3 2 3 3 2 2 3 3 3

W 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 0 0

L 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 3 3

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0

For 80 38 84 83 59 49 67 41 24

Agst 38 34 52 52 50 45 63 71 120

PTS 12 12 8 8 8 8 4 0 0

% 210.53 111.76 161.54 159.62 118.00 108.89 106.35 57.75 20.00

TEAM

P 3 3 3 3 2 3 2 2 3

W 3 3 2 2 1 1 0 0 0

L 0 0 1 1 1 2 2 2 3

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0

For 128 94 68 56 24 60 28 20 34

Agst 23 48 55 53 57 64 48 84 80

PTS 12 12 8 8 8 4 4 4 0

% 556.52 195.83 123.64 105.66 42.11 93.75 58.33 23.81 42.50

TEAM

C GRADE TEAM Narre Warren Cranbourne Doveton Beaconsfield ROC Hampton Park Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham Berwick

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0

For 151 125 72 93 130 111 69 111 105

Agst 108 113 67 90 135 125 79 128 122

PTS 12 8 8 8 8 4 4 4 4

% 139.81 110.62 107.46 103.33 96.30 88.80 87.34 86.72 86.07

P 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 2 3

W 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 0 0

L 0 0 1 1 1 2 2 2 3

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

For 72 59 98 96 87 95 72 31 48

Agst 53 51 76 79 72 81 73 68 105

PTS 12 12 8 8 8 4 4 4 0

% 135.85 115.69 128.95 121.52 120.83 117.28 98.63 45.59 45.71

W 3 2 2 2 1 1 0 0 0

L 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 3 3

D 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

BYE 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

For 136 66 55 93 60 62 44 40 22

Agst 27 21 18 64 60 76 100 111 101

PTS 12 12 12 10 8 6 0 0 0

% 503.70 314.29 305.56 145.31 100.00 81.58 44.00 36.04 21.78

P 3 2 2 3 2 3 3 3 3

15 & UNDER WHITE

13 & UNDER RED TEAM ROC Berwick Tooradin-Dalmore Beaconsfield Doveton Cranbourne Narre Warren Pakenham Hampton Park

L 0 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2

17 & UNDER WHITE

15 & UNDER RED TEAM Berwick Doveton Cranbourne ROC Narre Warren Pakenham Beaconsfield Hampton Park Tooradin-Dalmore

W 3 2 1 1 2 1 0 1 1

D GRADE

17 & UNDER RED TEAM Cranbourne Doveton Narre Warren Beaconsfield Pakenham ROC Hampton Park Berwick Tooradin-Dalmore

P 3 3 2 2 3 3 2 3 3

BYE

For

Agst

PTS

Beaconsfield

289.29

ROC

184.78

Pakenham

225.81

Cranbourne

181.08

Berwick

92.86

Doveton

50.00

Narre Warren

63.64

Tooradin-Dalmore

148

15.54

13 & UNDER WHITE P

BYE

For

Agst

PTS

Beaconsfield

122

762.50

ROC

321.43

Pakenham

196.67

Berwick

91.43

Cranbourne

52.27

Doveton

18.60

Narre Warren

24.59

Tooradin-Dalmore

119

22.69

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Round 3 action saw 2 of the 3 undefeated teams in the season lose their first matches for the season. Tooradin proved to be tough a task for Cranbourne. Beaconsfield got revenge against fancied rivals Narre Warren ending their 21 game winning streak, while ROC and Hampton Park both recorded convincing wins to return the winners list.

CRANBOURNE 32 LOST TO TOORADIN 47 Two evenly matched teams faced off at Casey Fields, and were only separated by 2 goals at quarter time. Tooradin has been playing with a new confidence after making the finals last year, while Cranbourne has shown continuous improvement early in the season. Tooradin came out in the second and really pressed their opposition into turnovers while capitalising in front of goal to shoot 12 goals to 8 goals to extend their lead to 6 goals at the half. With the game up for grabs it was Tooradin who came out after halftime and really turned it on shooting 16 goals to 6 and lead by 16 goals with a quarter to go. It looked hard for the Eagles to get back into contest but to their credit their fought it out to the end, outscoring their classy opponents but went down by 15 goals.

NARRE WARREN 46 V BEACONSFIELD 49 Last year’s premiers, a team which hadn’t been defeated since 2015 took on their traditional rivals at Kalora Park. Beaconsfield had an indifferent start to the season with a win Round 1 and lost comprehensively to ladder leader Tooradin making them desperate to get the win. Narre are a well drilled unit and a difficult task regardless of location and Beaconsfield would have to be at their best to secure the upset. Narre suffered with the loss of their regular goalers with Taylor Shannon going doing with an early injury. The game ebbed and flowed with close to 10 lead change with momentum swinging both ways but to Beaconsfield’s credit they stood up to unrelenting pressure from the home side. Beaconsfield managed to convert in front of goal with their experienced players stepping up to cause the biggest upset of the season winning by 3 goals ending Narre Warren’s 21 game winning streak.

HAMPTON PARK 46 V BERWICK 34 Hampton Park came into this contest desperate for their first win of the season as they had been close but were unable to secure a win. Berwick had shown plenty of improvement and started the game confidently but were struggling to convert their opportunities into scoreboard pressure. Hampton Park took an early lead in the first quarter and could sense they were a chance of getting the win and started to work hard and managed to slowly start to build an unsurmountable 10 goal lead. Berwick never gave up the chase in the second half and worked hard to try and reduce the margin. The home side made best use of the home court advantage and really pressed to ensure they maintained their winnable position. The Redbacks looked good in their confidence building 12 goal win in front of their home crowd.

PAKENHAM 25 V OFFICER 53 Like their football counterparts, Pakenham and ROC have built a strong rivalry with some close tough contests in the past. This season has both teams at different spectrums of the ladder, with ROC pushing towards a possible finals finish with Pakenham rebuilding their netball club after preseason changes. Pakenham have had their issues this season getting enough scoring opportunities to put scoreboard pressure back on their opposition and this was no different. ROC could sense they were in the pole position to secure their second win of the season and they wouldn’t let that opportunity slip winning by 28 goals.

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DOVETON (5TH 1-1) V CRANBOURNE (4TH 2-1) Doveton come into their crucial contest with a week off due to the bye. The evenness of this competition makes a game like this so important if the team is to remain in the finals picture. Although the season is still young a win here can really provide a confidence boost as teams jostle for ladder position. Cranbourne have played some brilliant netball already this season, although they went down to the ladder leaders last week, their form in the first 2 weeks would put them in a strong position to get a win. The Eagles don’t enjoy the same margins as others but they work hard and play a great brand of team netball which can be difficult to stop. Doveton play their home court better than anyone in the competition and will be hoping the conditions give them a slight edge. Cranbourne to bounce back strongly and secure an important away win. Cranbourne by 6 goals.

OFFICER (3RD 2-1) V HAMPTON PARK (7TH 1-2) ROC couldn’t ask for a better start to the season. ROC are currently in 3rd position and seem to be reaping the rewards from their new found depth at the club. ROC are fortunate to have some of the best netball facilities in the competition and it’s starting to see some of their players really flourish. Hampton Park secured a confidence boosting first win of the season. The Redbacks played finals last year and will need to build some momentum into their season to ensure they don’t fall too far down the ladder. This is shaping as one of the matches of the round and looks a tough one to find a winner. ROC have scored more goals but have also conceded more goals then their opposition this season. It might come down to the team who can reduce turnovers and free passes to ensure they are in control of the possession. In a flip of the coin contest, I think ROC might use the home court advantage enough to grab their third win of the season. ROC by 3 goals.

PAKENHAM (8TH 0-2) V BEACONSFIELD (6TH 2-1)0-2) Pakenham had a disappointing loss last week at the hands of ROC and will need to re-group quickly as they welcome Beaconsfield, who will be brimming full of confidence after an upset win against Narre Warren. The Eagles have welcomed back a flock of experienced stars and it was going to take a while for the line-up to settle but going by last week the Eagles will be considered one of the teams to beat this season and should account for Pakenham pretty easily at Toomuc Reserve. Pakenham will need to look at their ball movement to provide their goalers better opportunities in front of goal, the Lions are currently averaging the lowest amount of goals this season at just 24. Pakenham will come out with plenty of fight early but could run out of steam against the high flying Eagles. Beaconsfield by 17 goals.

TOORADIN (1ST 3-0) V NARRE WARREN (2ND 1-1) This will be an early season preview of what to expect during the 2017 finals. I know it’s early to say but these 2 teams have really taken their games to new level. Narre will be seething after a stinging lost last week at the hands of the Eagles, while Tooradin has been taking everything in front of them. Tooradin is averaging 54 goals a game while conceding less than 30 goals a game which goes to show they are a force across the court. There is nothing to suggest that Tooradin can’t continue in their rich vein of form at home and cause Narre back to back loses which would be a feat in itself as Narre have been a dominant force in local netball for over 18 months. Tooradin by 7 goals.

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

PAKENHAM V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: PAKENHAM Coach: Karen Meredith

Player

POS

Carly Saunders

Captain

ROC V HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

Coach: Simon O’Shanassy

Coach: Sharon Hook Team Manager: Louisa Vincent

Coach: Kylie Kibble

Player Bianca Sanzaro

POS CoCaptain

Player

POS

Courtney Linhart (Captain)

Player

Karli Foster Shannon Rennison

Christine Meyer

Emily Boribon

Sam Neil

Courtney Davey

Gemma Stacey

Katrina Meredith

Jasmine Jones

Ash Barnett

Hinemoa Collie

Emma Jones

Kate Murphy

Georgie Douglas

Alysson Jeanes

Kassidy Withers

Ashleigh Gill

Laura Quinn

Channing Withers

Mal Overdyk

INT

Amy Jones

INT

Maddison Hanlen

Taylah Jencke Britnee Tyers

Sarah Smith

INT

Renae Joiner

Rylee Nelson

Amelia McCarthy

Danielle Cameron

Kate McGowan

CoCaptain

Vice Captain

Chloe Birch

DOVETON V CRANBOURNE

TOORADIN-DALMORE V NARRE WARREN TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Coach: Kelly Andrews

Coach: J ade & Greg Heinrich Team Manager: Jodi McLaren

Coach: Liz Edwards

Coach: Donna Wilson

Player

Gabrielle Dwyer Tayla Shannon Chloe Phillips Leigh Taylor © Erin Clark Rebecca Potalej Brittany Mashado Tracey Dell Kara Hargrave Caity Stephens Corrina Emery

Hayley Stewart

Alanah Hardy Tara Cecil Natalie Sparks Stephanie Ryan Darcy O'Donnell Tegan Stahl Melissa Perrins Sharni Lambden Hailey Galpin Tahlia Coates Carissa Rakip

Player Alex Maher Alex Duff Emma Iacovou Shona Wells © Sara Duncan Jessica Cox Rebecca Kinna Ebony Dolan Jessica Maher

Melissa Webster Shonalene San Jose Leah Seeto Aggie Seeto Rahni Samason Danielle Kamana Zali Mifsud Liz Edwards Kerry Mundy

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

PAKENHAM V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: PAKENHAM Coach: Carolyn Green

Player

POS

Caitlin Armstrong

Captain

Hayley Melsen

Vice Captain

Emma Literback Chloe Maas

ROC V HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

Coach: John Ioane

Coach: Sharon Hook Team Manager: Louisa Vincent/ Debby Stacey

Coach: Matt Weaver

Player

POS

Danielle Fedel

Vice Captain

Melanie Davies

Co-Captain

Corinne Merrigan Zoe Mason

Jade Waite

Ciara Nelson

Ally Johnson

Kelly Cecere

Kowirra Thorpe

Rebecca Allen

Meaghan Winter

Gabrielle Stinear

Talissa Ryrie

Tanya Mijovic

Co-Captain

Player

POS

Carly Winther Sidney Kneebone Larissa Wood Bec Johnson Sarah Chapman Jessica Lewis Hayley Anderson Ashleigh Unsworth Sophie Abel Katelyn Vincent

GS GA WA C WD GD GK INT INT INT

Player Amber Dunn-Marler Megan Egbers Rebecca Hall Skye Harvey Shannesy Hilder Alisha Parissis Khloe Weaver Jessica Wilkie

DOVETON V CRANBOURNE

TOORADIN-DALMORE V NARRE WARREN TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Coach: Jessica Maher

Coach: Rebekah Bogos Team Manager: Jill Brown

Coach: Liz Edwards

Coach: Bela Tatham

Player

Jemma Osborne

Linda Hunt

Player Rachel Cole © Kelly Andrews Mary McGindle

Kealeigh Brown Holly Booth

Vanessa San Jose Natalie Montanari

Karina Brady Aimee Harkin

Jessica Pastras

Ashleigh Honan

Jasmine Wilson

Emily Andrew

Helen Margaret

Emma Robertson

Holly Gillespie

Carly Stagg ©

Bronte Evans

Madison Nation

Stacey Sawyer

Jayde Stow

Dayle Willis

Atleini Seeto

Sophie Gambetta

Tessa Woodward

Emma Haynes

Meaghan McGill

Kyla Quinn

Olivia Corrigan

Erin McMillan

Amy Rae

Emily Pastras

Jodie Holt

Ellen Graham

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

PAKENHAM V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: PAKENHAM

ROC V HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

Coach: Meaghan Musgrave Assistant Coach: Deb Mibus

Coach: Roger Palmer

Coach: Louisa Vincent Team Manager: Debby Stacey

Coach: Kylie Kibble Assistant Coach: Bev Buchanan

Player

POS

Jessica Dart

Captain

Mia Palmer

Nicole Blandthorn

Renee Weaver

Vice Captain

Dorothea Nelio

Molly Murnane

Natali Van Deelen

Christine Dugan

Suzie Bourchier

Kaisha Stacey

Elly Carter

Lauren Bateman Ashleigh Brady

Samantha O'Dea

Tahlia Brown

Jordan Lang

Vice Captain

Belinda Giouskos Belinda Hallas Megan La Rocca

Laura Hughes

Hannah Blair

Jade Cappola

Jamii Teaka

Paris Houeix

Emma Arnett

Bev Buchanan

Kayla Trussell

Maddison Wrench

Hannah Wren

INT

Lisa Simpson

Tukmate Teaka

Caitlyn Budge

Teagan Davies

INT

Kayla Uildriks

Courtney Egerton Ngatungane Paniora

Co-Captain

Rebecca Loomans Katlin Mason

DOVETON V CRANBOURNE

TOORADIN-DALMORE V NARRE WARREN TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Coach: Sara Duncan

Coach: Carly Camilleri & Jaymie Hammond Team Manager: Donna Maund

Coach: Jay Peterson

Coach: Ellen Graham

Player Shannon Williams Jayne DaRose Jessica Lamont

Player

Alison Wightman

Amberleen Marsters Angela Karika Charleen Dunn Felicity Potae Helen Ashin Lesina Hunt Oceana Perry Serita Weggery Oshania Natu Taylah Howie Suliana Yakopo

Jacqui McNamara Chelsea Tonna

Sharna O'Dwyer

Maddison Maund

Kate Gillespie ©

Kate Dowling ©

Natalie Tout

Tayla Hammond

Teegan Rolfe

Kayleigh Spink

Ellie Brooke

Tara Heinze

Jamieson Rendall

Simone Potter

Bridget Cook

Donna McEwen

Player Brooke Davey

Alana Haslett

Jodie Pike

Georgia Blackney Caitlyn Borley Brodie Davenport Samantha Bond Sarah Mooney Nicole Turner Jenna Bliss

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

PAKENHAM V BEACONSFIELD

ROC V HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

Coach: Tracey Brown

Coach: Tracey Treweek

Coach: Sue Wren

Coach: Kylie Kibble Assistant Coach: Bev Buchanan

Player

POS

Kirsty Leskie

Captain

Janelle Dale

Vice Captain

Karolyn Honeysett Jessica Purches Bianca Lombardi

Player

POS

Player

POS

Player

Emily Wrench

Sarah Hoffman

Chrissy Barcos

Maddie Kellet

Tayla Chapman (Captain)

Hayley Barron

Madison Percival

Keely Comerford

Jacinta Hart

Sarah Lord (Vice Captain)

Shelley Ziesler

Kristen Hanson

Alex Taylor

Ellen Barnes

Crystal Clark

Stacey Loizou

INT

Tianah Talbot

Chelsea Maher

INT

Tayla O'Brien

Ashleigh Murray

Caity Mason

INT

Ashleigh Peters

Rebecca Chippendale

Claire Van Lambaart

Captain

Vidhi Fernandes

Tayla Entwistle

Vice Captain

Molly Saunders

Kahrynn Lloyd

Fiona Partridge Sharni Bluhm

Victoria Hitchcock Chloe Jankovic Kylie Kibble

DOVETON V CRANBOURNE

TOORADIN-DALMORE V NARRE WARREN TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Coach: Alex Duff

Coach: Michelle Mashado Team Manager:Marg Stuart

Coach: Melinda Wilson Team manager: Vicky Hendy

Coach: Sally Harkin

Player

Jessica Egan

Melinda Wilson

Renee Wright

Rebecah Dall

Sherridan Murphy

Maddison Baker

Player Leanne Ansalde © Sarah Holloway © Sarah Antcliffe Teagan Bennett Abigail Eades Jessica Eades Courtney Genoni Caitlin Gibson Jamieson Rendall Stephanie Kane Kathleen O'Dwyer

Rebecca Hendy

Jade Whitnell

Rebecca Sparks

Britney Stuart

Ashley Beardsworth

Madison Le Page

Rhiannon Warkuss

Laura May

Holli Dedlefs

Cassie Hill

Ashleigh Macdonald

Paige Rodgers Hayley Rae Ashleigh Stephenson

Taliah Micaleff Ashleigh Taylor

Kristy Whitnell

Rachel Williams Katelyn Garbett Stephanie Wright

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

PAKENHAM V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: PAKENHAM Coach: Jessica Dart

Player

POS

Joanna Anastasoglou Kyra Esler Keely Wright

Co Captain Co Captain Vice Captain

Kaitlyn Jones

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

Coach: Melanie Davies

Coach: Scott Eastwood

Coach: Courtney Debono

Player

Emily Pupuke

Chloe Potocnik

Anne-Maree Hughes

Sarah Casticum

Danielle Devlin

Korrina Pol Bodetto

Emily Kerr

Abbey Luttrell

Paige Ladner

Rachael Mcleod

Ebony Lang

Mary Miles

ROC V HAMPTON PARK

Anya Fesolai

Player Taylor Ashley Bianca Baker Lara Breen Maddalyn Eden

Jaymee Eastwood Olivia Hamilton

Jacinta Hart

Topsy Morgan

Layni Keyzer Kiah Sheedy

Meg Da Costa

Charlotte Petelinek

Abby Williams

Telomi Paniora

Teneille Morrell

Shannyn Wolffenbuttel

Taleisha Stoter-Wallace

Jenna Douglas

Brianna Pratt

Cheyenne Mason

Laura Thomas

DOVETON V CRANBOURNE

TOORADIN-DALMORE V NARRE WARREN TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Coach: Jessica Cox

Coach: Holly Booth Team Manager: Paul Cairns

Coach: Jason Baker

Coach: Donna Wilson and Steph Ryan

Player

Tamika Cairns

Shonalene San Jose

Erin Wollfenbuttle

Mikaylah Howes

Taylah Boatwood

Oshania Natu

Tahlia Coates

Grace Iverach

Hayley Carmichael

Taylah Howie

May Peterson

Georgia Elkins

Player Miya Peterson

Kaitlyn Harding Abbie Potter

Kacey Maund Chloe Crouch Caitlin Egan

Aimee Harkin Allegra Sujica

Hayley Stewart

Grace Rand

Oceana Perry

Isabella Trezise

Kyla Quinn

Ebony Mason

Alexandra Stephenson

Melissa Webster

Breanna Gibson

Corrina Emery

Lesila Seeto

Samantha Ryan Allie Oakenfull Chelsea Gray Tiana Butler

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

PAKENHAM V BEACONSFIELD

ROC V HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

Coach: Andi Dickson

Coach: Travis Pretty

Coach: Krystyna Gabell

Player

Mackenzie Little

Tahlia Dale

Brodie Szybkowski

Hannah Meniecke

Jacquie Dunne

Abby Gregorovich

Brianna Burns

Mahayla McCrae

Bailey King

Jenelle Joiner

Kasey Brooks-Macmillan

Ebony Tsardakas

Annalise Miall

Maddison Jude

Hanna Levin

Zoe Dallasta

Sarah Jones

Jessica Coburn

Hannah Moyle

Adelaide Paternoster

Abhilaashini Ramesh

Jacinta Hickey

Emma Reid

Zara Treweek

Sahra Eishold

INT

Jessica Miles

Mikaela Dakic

Grace Pym

INT

TEAM: PAKENHAM Coach: Deb Mibus

Player

POS

Leah Gartside

Captain

Elayne Schneider

Vice Captain

Yar Biar

POS GS

Player Jemma Boswell

Emma Smith Rochelle Smith Warren Kate Paige Woodbridge

DOVETON V CRANBOURNE

TOORADIN-DALMORE V NARRE WARREN TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Coach: Emma Haynes and Tara Smith

Coach: Leigh Taylor Team Manager: Mr Simpson

Coach: Kellie Miller

Coach: Sally Harkin

Player

Caitlyn Pritchard

Taliah Micallef

Chelsea Blackney

Taylah Simpson Cailie Goodes Abbey Langham Natalie Hatigan

Charli Howie Keeley Miller Keeley Mitchell Ebony Phillips Makaela Abrahama

Jenna Bliss Shaylee Hearn Nikita Milner

Rachel Huxtable

Emma Alexander

Natalie Wood

Olivia Catrucco

Tusani Carter Castelli

Ebony Lee

Jamie Stephens

Kayla Atkinson

Amy Johnson

Brooke Wilson

Gemma Robertson

Heather Keziah

Olivia Antonello

Harmony Thomas

Tegan Harris

Christine Stiglich

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

PAKENHAM V BEACONSFIELD

ROC V HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

Coach: Caitlin Armstrong

Coach: Melanie Petelinek

Coach: Larissa Wood

Coach: Shane Uildriks Assistant Coach: Tayla O’Brien

Player

Alixandria Petelinek

Maddison Chamberlain

Chelsea Little

Kelly Cousins

Alicia Baker

Mikayla Halstead

Emilee Dunn

Indyanna De Vries

Player

POS

Sheridan O'Brien

Captain

Charlotte Reid

Vice Captain

Romi Esler

POS Captain

Tahlia Emery

Player Karla Abu-Jaber

Caitlin Green

Jaimee Nelson

Angelina Interlandi

Alix Rozynski

Leah Mibus

Millicent Utber

Vanessa Qunivutia

Francesca Paila

Karly Meinecke

Soleil Lehmann-Rhodes

Britney Simpson

Jemima Sheedy

Jessica Postregna

Rochelle Weatherly

Gerogie Talbot

Maxine Fitiao

Elyse Pretty

Tiahn Willis

Gemma Fleiner

Brydie Engellenner

Taneisha Handyside

Alexis Jeanes

Ruby Klepac

Ellie Keen

DOVETON V CRANBOURNE

TOORADIN-DALMORE V NARRE WARREN TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Coach: Ebony Dolan and Shannon Williams

Coach: Michelle Mashado Team Manager: Kim Hammond

Coach: Emma Barry Team Manager: Cassandra Pullen

Coach: Sarah Mooney

Player Elly Agius Mackenzie Coutts Maddison Diwell

Player Jaimee Adema Lauren Bechet Amy Bidwell

Player Teileah Pullen Chelyn Rakei Zealand Rakei

Player Chelsea Gray Mackenzie Fox Emily Pollock Paige Borley

Bridget Holloway

Molly Calderwood (vc)

Chloe Carmichael

Lilly Howes

Kira Hamilton

Helen Margaret Ashin

Alicia Mirabile

Ella Murray

Sontina Teinakore

Tara Sujica

Karlee Roberts

Amy Heinze

Holly White

Chloe Grimsey

Ruby Sheppard

Adele Batten

Madalyn Grimsey

Sophie Miller

Maddison Parker

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

DOVETON V CRANBOURNE

PAKENHAM V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Coach: Carol Gregorovich

Coach: Mia Palmer Assistant Coach: Roger Palmer

Coach: Mel Gravell

Coach: Kelly Thompson and Jade Whitnell

Player

Jamie Quinn

Chaecie Armansin

Adelle St Mart

Kayla Bratic

T.J Sturdy

Cassie Kirkpatrick

Paige Drake

Laney Franklin

Chelsea Fernandez

Player

POS

Charlotte Anderson

Captain

Taylor Wilson Taylah Ellis Brooke Grimmer

Demi Heights

Sophie Freis

Evangeline Isamaela

Chloe Sutherland

Sienna Jude

Darcy Paterson

Natasha Serdzeff

Keely Stibbard

Jazlyn Smith

Sophie Williams

Georgia Henwood

Jastehana Ngatokoa

Rhiannon Soun

Tahlia Lane

Haylie Pastras

Tiarna Eldridge

Megan Hunt Monica San Jose Nikita Hawthorn

Alisha Oskan

Anna Dowling Ebony Rich Jade Leenen

TOORADIN-DALMORE V NARRE WARREN TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

Coach: Sharna O’Dwyer Assistant Coach: Bronte Evans

Coach: Jayde & Glenn Stow Team Manager: Steve Woolfe

Player Ella Alexander Mikayla Cipriani Paris Hastings Caitlin Johnson Jessie Little

Hannah Sellings

Jayde Mashado

Ruby Sievewright

Alicia Scalzo

Ellen Streat ©

Jessica Stow

Jade Weatherhead

Hayley Woolfe

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

PAKENHAM V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: PAKENHAM Coach: Emma Jones

Player

POS

Bethany Hoefer

Captain

Taylah Partridge

Vice Captain

Ava Da Costa

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

Coach: Nicole Nelson

Coach: Julie Williams Co Coach: Abby Williams

Coach: Chloe Birch

Player

Tiarna Gates

Keeley Burgmann

Darcy Utber

Mikayla Phillips

Sophie Fleiner

Mia Williams

Sharna Free

Isabelle O'Shanassy

Jorja Ferrari

ROC V HAMPTON PARK

Ethan De Vries

Gemma Ziino

Sophie Gamble

Holly Van De Loop

Charlotte Harris

Jamie MacKinder

Syke Hopkins

Chloe MacKinder

Meg O'Brien

Tahlia Stibbard

Ella Tevaga

Hannah Sach

Kasey Gambetta

Ally Grist

David Sollberger

Imogen Lancaster

Tayla Ferguson

Player

Emily Goodman

Elise Setches Amelie Mucic

Tara Goodman

Moesha Griffin

Ellarnah Hanlen Natel Lehmann-Rhodes Cheyanne Binney

DOVETON V CRANBOURNE

TOORADIN-DALMORE V NARRE WARREN TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Coach: Lisa Williams

Coach: Amy Rae Team Manager: Natalie De La Sota

Coach: Rita Camilleri Team Manager: Susan Micaleff

Coach: Nicole and Paul Turner

Player Lainey Bidwell

Player Haylie Pastras

Player Sarah Johnson Brooke McPartlane

Emilie Jones ©

Jasmine De La Sota

Charlee Webb

Shanae Allen

Georgia Henwood

Chloe Isgro

Mackenzie Morrison

Keeley Finegan

Courtney Siwes

Amelia Mundy

Uaina Purcell

Emma Zukowski

Racheal Hunt

Lesina Cordtz

Tara Bratic

Annabel Sheppard

Haylie Andrews

Brooke Galley

Amber Jackson

Roshelle Thompson

Shaylee Wilson

Eliza Fox

Isobel Potter Charlotte Shortis Tiana Jones

Zealand Rakei

Emily Tatt Hayley O'Sullivan Anahera Langley

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ROUND 4 - Saturday April 29

DOVETON V CRANBOURNE

PAKENHAM V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Coach: Hayley Melsen

Coach: Sally Lane

Coach: Brooke Wirramanaden

Player

Coach: Clare Pollock Assistant Coach: Emily Pollock and Adelle St Mart

Eliza Mettes

Dakota Rakei

Player

POS

Mia Mae Mckinlay

Captain

Molly McLeod

Vice Captain

Bridget Carney

Kyana Eagle Ariah Eagle

Evie Drake

Calypso Galeney

Player Ashley Fox Bailey Jenkin Gabby Sibiala

Olivia Frost

Paigelyn Brooks-Macmillan

Jaymi Andrews

Erin Judd

Aleisha Islamovski

Rhylee Wiramanaden

Kyah Hearn

Sophie McKellar

Abbey Kerr

Chelsea Wiramanaden

Kiara St Mart

Eliza Molino

Lauren Clark

Mary O'Loughlin

Sami Lane

Chelsea Snowden

Bella Sherritt

Shaylee Wilson Tanika Seymour

Isabella Hetherington

Marie Dowling Mia Sibiala Olivia Berry

TOORADIN-DALMORE V NARRE WARREN TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

Coach: Trish Howes and Jayne DaRose

Coach: Jemma Osborne Team Manager: Simone Potter

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Player Olivia Brinkmann (VC) Delainey Brown © Tahlia Cipriani Jayde Davey Tahni Goodes Sienna Hastings Shannon Lowe Paige Micallef Elly Quirk Savannah Stodal

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On behalf of Pakenham Lions Netball Club, we extend a warm welcome to your players, officials, coaches and supporters for Round 4. We sincerely thank ROC Netball Club and our own players, families and supporters for so enthusiastically supporting the use of our netball gate for Round 3 from 8 - 10 am and making it a great start to this joint initiative between the PFC and us. As we write this on the morning of ANZAC Day we take time to remember with respect, honour and sincere gratitude those that sacrificed so much for our country. Both the PFC and PLNC have the following important events occurring over the next few weeks: • Round 5 – Pink Sports Day will be celebrated and this year we will combine this important event to celebrate and thank our Life Members and sponsors for their valued and appreciated ongoing contributions to our clubs with a luncheon commencing at 12 noon. A guest speak from Breast Cancer Australia has been arranged. Everyone is welcome to attend and tickets are $25 per head.

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A Grade bounced back after a disappointing performance last round, with a win over Narre. The game was played at a frantic pace, both teams in a position to take the win. A great effort by all playing to our potential. Bianca & Emily utilised the space inside the attacking circle providing a strong target for our midcourters. Jaz, Ash, Kate & Rylee had the ball moving through the midcourt with great precision, making it difficult for the opposition midcourt. Defenders Dan, Tay & Brit worked tirelessly for 4 qtrs to provide us with some much needed possession. This win will give us a great amount of confidence & sense of belief for our upcoming games. Well done to Bianca on being awarded the Anzac Medal, aswell as Emily & Kate for the club awards.

13 Red-This game was a well battled win all the way to the siren. Narre put up a great fight through all 4 qtrs, but it was the Beacy girls determination, persistence & hunger that motivated them to fight to the end. Awards:Darcy, Chloe & Holly. 13 White-Narre was tougher then the final score line suggests. Beacy had to counteract a very tall Narre defender in the first half & it was a fair battle for all players across the court. The team was patient for intercepts & turnovers & then brought the ball down the court efficiently using channels. Special mention to Paige for showing her strength as a key defender & Aleisha for making a strong start to the season after recovering from her shoulder injury. Awards: Sami, Paige, Aleisha.

The B Grade girls travelled to Fox Rd to take on Narre in what was always going to be a tough match for both teams. Beacy managed to take a 4 goal lead in the 1st qtr & hold on for the remainder of the game. Making this 3 from 3 for the Eagles, the team will need to continue to keep pushing themselves in order to continue their good form. Awards:Corrine, Gabbi & Zoe. C grade fought hard for 3 qtrs in our battle against Narre but ran out of legs in the last qtr. We showed some good signs but our discussion after the game pinpointed the areas we need to work on. Awards:Caity, Mia, Sam & Hannah. D Grades match against Narre had our girls challenged throughout the entire match with the score being close & the lead being shared on numerous occasions. Our midcourt started out strong with some great feeds into our goalers & Emily holding strong. Defense had there own challenges but come out on top. Unfortunately we fatigued in the last qtr & went down by 4 goals. Awards:Tianah, Shelley & Maddi K. 17 Red-Coming up against Narre at their home you always know that itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s going to be a highly competitive match. Unfortunately the girls didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t come away with the result they hoped for but it was a great test to see exactly where the playing group is at. There were some outstanding passages of play throughout the game & it was great to witness the talent battle it out in the midcourt. Lots of opportunities to learn & develop from & look forward to next time. Awards:Teneille, Paige & Bri. 17 White-A fantastic game by the girls, they hit the court pumped & focused to take on Narre. The girls kept building all game to put 4 strong qtrs together displaying a fantastic team effort! Awards:Brodie, Zara & Abhi. U15 Red had a disappointing loss against Narre. A few changes in defence & midcourt at half time saw the girls put on a much stronger contest in the 2nd half. Awards:Maxine, Millie & Mikayla. U15 White showed good consistency in some aspects of the match & came away with a great win. Awards:Tahlia, Keely & Jaime for their awesome perseverance through the whole 4 qtrs.

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The ANZAC round saw ROC travel to Pakenham , it was a beautiful sunny day and ROC came to play. With 9 out of our 10 teams winning , ROC were a dominate force ! A grade gave a solid performance on the day and came away with a very convincing win.

Congratulations to Georgie Douglas from our A Grade side for winning the Spirit of Anzac medal. Good luck to the ROC girls today as we take on Hampton Park at home .

The ROC netball club is once again hosting Bogan bingo, following the success from last year. Pull on your flannies and uggies to enjoy the entertainment provided by a professional duo, win some totally awesome prizes, and have a kick a*#e night. We encourage all of our netball community, friends and family to come along to support our major fundraising event for the year. Whilst we encourage junior participation under the supervision of guardians, please be aware that some of the content may be adult rated. Tickets are $30pp, tables of 10. BYO nibbles and drinks! Contact Emma for tickets or info ejbeard@live.com.au Remember to ROC your finest bogan attire! When : Saturday June 17 at 7 PM Where: Pakenham Library corner of John & Henry street Pakenham

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U17 Whites improved greatly this week. They can out with determination and fight, and although the final score was not in our favour, these girls showed us how much passion they have for the sport. Annalise, Laura, Richelle and Jacquie worked hard in defence, turning over a ridiculous amount of ball, but unfortunately weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve had trouble getting into the circle. Best on goes to Laura and Annalise D grade smashed it today came out strong and stayed strong bit hard to give a best on everyone played really well but have given it to Chrissy and Kirsten in defence line. C grade came out strong and firing after dropping 2 games by only couple of goals we held on today and came away with a 10 goal win. Best on by far for me was Jacinta coming up from d grade you played amazing Horrible start for B-Grade. Over throwing the ball and everything we

had trained hard on through the past few weeks went out the window. Down by 7 goals at half time I had to hand off my sun glasses to avoid breaking them. Then the heavens opened. We were down by about 13 goals 1/2 way the 3rd qtr. and we got ourselves together. Get a huge run on we turned it around to be two goals down in the last and we didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t stop there with an usual call to move our GK to WA we went even harder and Khloe and Amber just dominated moving the ball in to the circle and combining with Megan we won by 10. Best on ground was a tie between Alisha Parissis, Amber Dunn-Marler and Khloe Weaver. A grade tough game nice and close but winning every quarter but really getting it together in the last winning by roughly 15. Best on Karli and Kass. Special mention to Meg coming up from b grade and shooting at 84% you played amazing

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It was a mixed day out at Casey Fields last week bringing home three wins on ANZAC round. Our A grade girls put on a brilliant display of Netball while B grade made it over the line in another tough match. Our 13 Red team recorded their second win for the season proving just how determined they are to progress from last season. Despite those wins match of the day would have to go to our 13 White team who went down in a nail biter by ONE goal! The team played the game of their lives and scored a phenomenal 17 goals. The most the team has scored over the last few seasons. Congratulations to those girls on a fantastic

effort and proving to yourselves what you are capable of. It was fantastic to see all teams and supporters so excited for these talented young Seagulls. ANZAC day saw us paying respect at our Tooradin community ANZAC ceremony. Thank you to those who braved the elements to represent our club. This week sees us testing ourselves against Narre Warren at home. We will again be hosting the Share the Dignity donation bin so please feel free to bring along any donations. Go Seagulls!

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Narre Warren hosted Beaconsfield for an exciting ANZAC Round. All ten matches provided a wealth of competative netball. Narre Warren took four wins in the 15 Red, 17 Red and C and D Grade. We celebrated milestones for Kealeigh - 100 games and Kate - 200 games. both very loyal club people!With six of the matches decided by less than five goals it was great to see close, exciting netball.

to make our first ANZAC home game a success. It was a great scene to see the senior footballers, A Grade netballers and juniors from NWJFC lined up on the oval during the Last Post.

Our youngest netballers are continuing to improve each week, with our 13 Red girls going goal for goal before Beacy got and an edge in the final quarter to win by 4. Our young 13 White girls started with great first quarter effort before a more expereicned Beaconsfield took control.

This week we look forward to travelling to Tooradin for another action packed Saturday. A Grade is set to be match of the round, with both clubs favourites for Grand Final success.

Thank you to everyone who pitched in to get our first home game up and running. From BBQ to gate duty, your support, time and care is much appreciated.

The 15 Red game was fast paced, with Narre Warren building in the second half to take a strong 34-21 victory. Our 15 White girls fought out a defensive match, resulting in low scoring 16-11 loss. The 17 Red match was a grand final rematch with NW aiming to turn the result around. The girls were focused from the first whistle and held their narrow lead for four quarters, while working through many combinations. It was tough day at the office for the 17 White girls, who will be keen to reverse the result next time we meet. The four senior games were tight contests. D Grade went goal for goal for 3 and half quarters before NW took a narrow four goal lead. We wish Hayley Rae a speedy recovery after injuring her knee. C Grade built on each quarter to take a steady 11 goal win. 200 gamer, Kate Dowling was BOC, alongside Simone Potter for another gutsy defensive effort. B Grade had a rocky start, missing goals and opportunities to convert turnovers. The margin was a constant four goals until the last few minutes where NW pegged it back to two before Beaconsfield stretched the margin back to four. A Grade had an unsettled start, losing goaler, Tayla Shannon to an ankle injury in the first half. Best wishes to Tayla for a quick recovery. With a few changed to the line up and some timely intercepts by junior, Corrina Emery the girls edged their way back in to the tight contest. Beaconsfield controlled their narrow lead to run out winners by three. Congratulations to Bianca Sanzaro from Beaconsfield who was awarded the ANZAC medal by the umpires. Whilst not all the results fall our way on Saturday, there was positive vibe around the courts and ground with big crowds in attendance to show their respect during the moving ANZAC service. Thank you to the Berwick RSL for supporting NWFNC

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A Grade: A whole new group of players taking the court this week, each and every one of them deserved that win. 4 consecutive quarters could have easily blown our score line out, however everything to gain and learn from for the next rounds. Nice work ladies B Grade: Not quite the result we wanted, back to basics we go ladies! Defence was just outstanding though. Gained us so much position, with intercepts, rebounds and tipping majority of balls that came into their half. Now let’s work on our connections in the attacking side and become team unstoppable. C Grade: With the likes of our shooting options crossed off the list even before we started, we went into our 2nd game with all the ladies doing a superb job at adjusting to somewhat unfamiliar territories. Positions needed to be shuffled to suit the game plan that was successfully executed. We were down by 5 after the first quarter and ended up having chase, but the girls were able to pull away in the third and fourth quarter, bringing home their 2nd win for the season, this was driven by a lot of team work, determination and positive vibes!

showed more versatility with in our team. The best on court today was Harmony or we should just call her ARMS. She had an amazing game. Great team effort girls U15’s Red: Started off really scrappy & the girls seemed nervous in the attack end. We had one goal this week & that was to control the ball & fight for everything. We welcomed a new strong midcourt player to our squad Leah Nguyen who didn’t disappoint, coming on to calm the play down. Best on court went to Adele Batten for her constant efforts in the midcourt & creating the play! Well done 13 Red, first win for the season and I’m sure there will be many more to come! You hit the ground running, you wanted it, you owned it and you never gave up despite only having 7. Fantastic effort by all players.

D Grade: Going off HP’s results last week & a much stronger side than what we have faced in previous years we knew it wasn’t going to be easy. First half saw the goaling end very shaky & it took a while to settle in against a strong & physical defence. Second half saw some changes all across the court & it worked. We never gave up, we chased every ball & we went at everything. Couldn’t be prouder of the way the girls conducted themselves on court and we deserved to come away with the 4 points! U17’s Red: Well Well Well 10:00 am means 10:00 am ladies! After a great team effort last week, I was just after effort and enthusiasm. After 1/4 time I got it, it rained, it poured but our girls kept doing the A.B.C. We spoke about just improving 1% to make us a better side. 1% over the whole team and girl did our girls deliver again. With Harmony Thomas and Chelyn Rakei stepping in and helping us out and doing a fantastic job. We locked the ball in, in our half creating turn over after turn over. All a coach can do is ask for effort and when our side try’s to do what I ask I’m very happy, win lose or draw...43-16 is a great result. Especially after being 7-7 at 1/4 time. The girls showing maturity and a will to work for each other. I am really looking forward to see where we end up this season..1% ladies Great work, well done. J.B. Out!!!! U17’s White: Well done on today’s game against Hampton Park. You were full throttle from the first whistle. Some of the training technics were showed on the court today. There were some amazing passages of play and today

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Round 3. ANZAC round We hosted Tooradin for the ANZAC round. Our juniors lined up and showed their respect with a minutes silence for the men and women who have served our country. The day started out with a bit of drizzle but it did not deter our 13’s. Under 13 white got their first win for the season. The team putting in to practice the game plays they have been working on at training. It was an exciting last quarter resulting with a 1 goal win over Tooradin. Under 13 red had a tough game with only 7 players. Tough on the coaches and the players with no rotations available. They put some good pressure on Tooradin but unfortunately fell short of getting the win.

C grade. A great match against an experienced Tooradin side. Our young goalers stepped up to the challenge and stood strong the entire match. Great team work from the team coming back from being behind to take out the win. D grade. Another hard fought game with the physical demands of the game showing in our passing and movement in the last but each player stuck it out allowing them to win the match. Congratulations to our very own Sharni Lambden. Back to back gold at the under 19 National Championships Looking forward to some exciting matches this week as we take on the Doves. GO EAGLES!

Under 15 white. Great game for the team this week coming away with a 32 goal win. Well done girls. Under 15 red put in an awesome effort with every girl playing their role and playing for the team. Intense pressure and excellent ball use resulted in a very big win for the girls. Under 17 white. A good win by the girls although they didn’t play with their usual intensity. Looking forward to seeing them back and all fired up this week when we take on Doveton. Under 17 red. The girls had our biggest win of day. Fantastic effort by all the girls with winners in every position. Wonderful netball skills on show today. Well done girls. The rain held off for the seniors. A grade. Always a high pressure game in A grade. We had a little bit of a fade out in the 3rd quarter which saw Tooradin pull away but we fought back to win the last. Great team effort. Made your coach very proud. Congratulations to Tara Cecil receiving the ANZAC day award during the A grade match. B grade didn’t get the result they were wanting although they were moments of brilliance. We managed to fight back to get the score level with 5 minutes to go but Tooradin came back strong to get the win.

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