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As the 2018 season draws to a close, it is worthwhile reflecting on some of the achievements across the association this year. The season began back in April with 74 clubs, 301 teams and 34 divisions, with our total number of players reaching 13,000; 3000 of those being women across eight divisions. While some clubs struggled at times due to unavailability and injuries, we still provided the single biggest male and female competitions in community sport across the nation – no mean achievement. Full credit to the dedicated number of volunteers who keep their VAFA clubs ticking across the season. The main achievements that spring to mind and are worth noting are i) the move into the new pavilion and being able to take to the field on the brand new surface at Elsternwick Park, ii) the historic four-peat which saw the VAFA win every representative match we competed in this season, including our first every women’s interstate victory and iii) the continued growth and development of our women’s competition, the likes of which none of us could have imagined. In particular the ground renovation and pavilion upgrade made possible through the support and assistance of the AFL, AFL Vic, SRV, Bayside Council, Old Melburnians FC and the Elsternwick CC is historic, as it has finally put first class facilities at the disposal of all VAFA clubs and umpires – a precinct we should all be very proud of, while still a work in progress. We are continually looking to improve across a number of key areas across the VAFA. This

includes the manner in which we support and assist our clubs (Club Development), to reviewing our current operating rules, in particular tribunal and investigation policies and procedures (Rules). Working to find solutions for the major pain points for our clubs, namely financial challenges of running a club, recruiting and retaining volunteers and the plethora of compliances that add to the strain on volunteers (Club Development), is always a forefront priority. Across the off season, with a view to 2019, our focus will also be on a number of crucial areas of our game in general, coaching and umpiring. We need to invest more in our coaches at all levels as they are important leaders on match-days and set the tone in many ways. We also must recruit, develop and continue to retain umpires in greater numbers, particularly female umpires. This will remain a key focus for us and the VAFAUA working closely together. None of these improvements will happen overnight, however rest assured they are key focus areas for us moving forward so as to keep the VAFA at the forefront of community football in this state. In closing, congratulations to all our premiership winners to date, you have made history on many fronts and continue to inspire us all. To those clubs who have gained promotion to a higher division in 2019, well done to all involved, a fitting reward for all of your efforts. To the teams and umpires competing in grand finals or preliminary finals, may the best team win and enjoy the experience. See you at the footy.

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COVER: St Kevin’s Old Boys have another chance to reach the grand final this weekend.

EDITORIAL

AS THE SUN SETS…

WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER

Nick Armistead

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T’S TAMING FINALS FOOTBALL BEAST Finals football is a different beast. With the spike in intensity, it requires a calm head and supreme execution of skills, and it’s safe to say Old Trinity exhibited that in spades when they defeated Old Brighton by 40 points on Sunday afternoon. The T’s entered the elimination final on a four-game winning streak and continued that form with five goals to one in the opening term. Jake Steinhart set the tone early with a bomb from outside 50 before Anthony Scott, Luther Juric, Harry Tinney and Sam Joyce each found the scoreboard. The Tonners were forced to play catch-up thereafter and, despite a slight window where they kicked the first two goals of the third term, it proved far too steep a hill to climb. The T’s showcased corridor football in its purest, carving it up through the middle of the ground via the sublime foot skills of Jack Hunt, Scott and Steinhart, giving Ed Weatherson, Seb Nicolosi and Tinney every chance of applying scoreboard pressure. The young Tonners outfit will take lessons learnt, particularly from the fourth term when the game was ultimately over, as they reload for 2019 under the captaincy of their two most composed and discipline players, Harry Hill and Dylan Verney. They took VAFA supporters on an incredible ride throughout the 2018 season and they are primed for another assault on the VAFA’s top section next year. As for the T’s, they must feel as though they are a genuine chance in this weekend’s preliminary final against St Kevin’s OB after SKOB fell short against Collegians in the second semi-final. Collegians will compete in their second consecutive William Buck Premier grand final and for its first flag since 2012 after they defeated SKOB by seven points on Saturday. The Lions led by 23 points at three quarter time and kicked the first goal of the fourth via the boot of star forward Lachie Ferguson, until SKOB fought back to within a point with 2

four straight goals. It was Hugh Johnson who bobbed up for the sealer for the Lions when he soccered one from 12m with just three minutes remaining. Courtney Hylton was incredible as he spent periods in the ruck, while Sam Hibbins and Viv Michie continued their outstanding recent form. George Burbury was silk in the first term and paved the way with the opening two goals of the game. The story of SKOB’s game and the days following were the early injuries to Mitch Brown (concussion), Sam Critchley (ankle) and Stephen Gilham (knee). Brown and Critchley played no further part in the game after the first 18m of the opening term, while Gilham walked off the field for what will likely be the last time in his illustrious career early in the second. The situation certainly didn’t improve for SKOB when James Strauss hobbled off the ground in the third clutching his nether regions, but a short break and a few deep breaths allowed him to return in the fourth. It’s no secret Anthony Lynch is one of the alltime leaders in the VAFA and his performance on Saturday, both in a playing and leadership capacity, was of the utmost professionalism. Despite being undermanned, his belief in his team not once wavered and his ruck work was as dominant a performance you will likely see at Amateur level. The question for SKOB heading into this week’s preliminary final will be who, if any, of their injured played gets up and then how big of an impact Tom Jok will have in his return from VFL.

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42-point win at TH King Oval, but the return clash at the Daley went down to the wire as SKOB came from 13 points down at half time and claimed a thrilling three-point victory. Despite missing key personnel, SKOB are one of the most disciplined and well-structured teams in recent memory, meaning their ability to cover losses through a wholistic team approach is more than possible. However, if Trinity can play on their terms,

tearing off half back and carving shapes through the middle of the ground, they are more than capable of winning their fifth game in a row. KEY MATCH-UPS Anthony Lynch vs Harry Thompson Tom Jok vs Anthony Scott Billy Kanakis vs Luke Pacconi TIPS St Kevins’ OB v Old Trinity

ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS AFC

St Bedes/Mentone Tigers AFC is seeking coaching expressions of interest for the Seniors, Reserves, Thirds, Women’s and U19’s teams for the 2019 season.

All applications are accepted in strict confidence. Please forward applications or expressions of interest to Board Secretary, Peter Davis. Email: secretary@stbedesmentonetigers.com.au All applications are accepted in strict confidence.

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Collegians 4.1, 7.4, 9.8, 11.8 (74) St Kevins 4.0, 4.1, 6.3, 10.7 (67) GOALS, Collegians: L. Ferguson 3, G. Burbury 3, C. Cassidy 1, T. Hunt 1, H. Johnson 1, V. Michie 1 ,S. Hibbins 1 St Kevins: H. Parkes 3, B. Kanakis 2, C. Matheson 1, N. Wood 1, J. Corboy 1, S. Kennedy 1 ,S. Gilham 1 BEST, Collegians: C. Hylton, G. Burbury, N. Dixon, N. Boucher, S. Parsons, L. Apted St Kevins: A. Lynch, L. Sullivan, N. Wood, H. Parkes, C. Matheson, L. Farrugia Old Trinity Gr 5.6, 7.8, 9.15, 13.19 (97) Old Brighton 1.3, 2.8, 5.12, 7.15 (57) GOALS, Old Trinity Gr: S. Nicolosi 2, E. Weatherson 2, H. Tinney 2, A. Larkey 1, A. Polidoros 1, J. Steinhart 1 ,N. Hunt 1, A. Scott 1, S. Joyce 1, L. Juric 1 Old Brighton: T. Fisher 1, L. Otto 1, M. Karayannis 1, A. Zimmerman 1, M. Hayes 1, B. Jakobi 1 ,W. Lewis 1 BEST, Old Trinity Gr: J. Walsh, H. Thompson, A. Scott, L. Whelan, J. Steinhart, J. Hunt Old Brighton: F. Gregson, T. Yorgey, B. Jakobi, N. Pavlou, T. Garner, B. Jarick

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Collegians 0.3, 2.5, 5.6, 10.8 (68) De La Salle 2.4, 3.4, 6.7, 6.8 (44) GOALS, Collegians: L. Lyon 5, B. Riddle 1, B. Mason 1, S. Cutts 1, J. Trotter 1, H. Pool 1 De La Salle: R. McDonough 2, L. Williams 2, C. Dooley 1, E. Thwaites 1 BEST, Collegians: S. Sofronidis, J. Trotter, L. Lyon, S. Evans, F. Sullivan, K. Emley De La Salle: Old Xaverians 3.2, 6.4, 10.6, 12.7 (79) Old Melburnians 0.4, 2.4, 2.6, 6.8 (44) GOALS, Old Xaverians: M. Peric 3, M. Parker 3, J. Forrest 2, T. Beaton 1, P. Phillips 1, D. O’Loughlin 1 ,E. Lachal 1 Old Melburnians: T. Marshall 2, J. Rundell 1, A. McFarlane 1, W. Dowling 1, T. Hywood 1 BEST, Old Xaverians: J. Tobin, L. Barry, J. Forrest, J. Midgley , M. Parker Old Melburnians: R. Hayward, A. McFarlane, J. Rundell, N. Madders, E. Fanning, J. Brown

PREMIER B

Alisha Min

DOG DAYS ARE OVER; ST BERNARD’S PROMOTED, BLACKS EYE OFF PANTHERS For the Premier B faithful, there could be no surprise at Box Hill City oval on Saturday afternoon when this section’s standouts, St Bernard’s, kept rolling out their undeniable 2018 campaign with a 31-point victory over second placed Old Carey. Though a resounding final siren result, the day didn’t go all the Snow Dog’s way when the Panthers pounced to an early 16-point lead in the opening term, but true to character, the unyielding St Bernard’s crew were quick to bite back with a five goal second quarter while limiting the fast starter’s to a meagre point. The match continued in a similar fashion in the latter half, with the Bernard’s Caven boys, Michael (4), Thomas and Simon, running riot, though our newly crowned Premier B B&F winner, the recipient of the GT Moore medal, Chad Jones, was held unusually goalless – a credit to the work of the Carey defence on the section’s leading goalkicker. Though unsuccessful here, the Panthers will take solace in the outstanding form of Kristian Jaksch (2), and the reliable Sam Cust and Henry Schade heading into their preliminary battle against University Blacks. Jaksch, Cust and Schade all polled remarkably well for Old Carey in the B&F count, with 20, 16 and 9 votes, respectively. A display of utter dominance in the fourth quarter at Trevor Barker oval on Sunday afternoon enabled University Blacks to renege a 15-point 3QT deficit and emerge as 19-point victors over the inspiring Caulfield Grammarians. The remarkable tale of the Fields journey to finals, a feat made possible by five consecutive wins (including a 4-point scalp over St Bernard’s), looked destined to continue during the heart of this battle, with players the ilk of Chris Diggle and Tom Green (2) standing tall against the Blacks’ brunt. But, a series of unfortunate events brought 4

this silverware dream crashing down for the grammarians, including a horrific second quarter ankle injury to co-skipper and Big V star, Tim Nixon, and squandered opportunities in front of goals by the most reliable of stalwarts like Nick Baltas (3), Louis O’Keefe (1) and Green (2) mid-way through the third term which left a crack in the door for the Blacks to inevitably break open. For the victorious Blacks, who’s final quarter turnaround is a testament to the leadership of the always calm-and-collected Cam Roberts, John Vrodos (4) was outstanding, as was the Blacks top vote getter in the GT Moore medal, Joshua Steadman (15 votes).

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HEAD TO HEAD 1-1 It’s four premiership points apiece when reflecting on these side’s 2018 clashes to date, with the Blacks claiming victory at Carey Sports Complex in Round 8 by way of a 26-point ascendancy at the final siren and the Panthers returning the favour at Melbourne Uni in Round 14 by a comparable 24 points. In their first meeting, University Blacks were up against the then ladder-leaders on their home deck, and this advantage held true for part of the match as the Panthers led the Blacks by four points at the main break. Though the Blacks had difficulties converting on the scoreboard to this point, scoring 1.12, they raised hell with seven goals to the Panthers one in the third, a result enhanced THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2018

by numerous undisciplined 25m penalties from the Carey boys when their resilience was needed most. The return of Lachlan Huntington (4) did not go unnoticed for the winners here, while 2017 Woodrow medallist, Bede Mahon, caught the eye of the umpires with three GT Moore medalvotes. Kristian Jaksch was in the midst of his red-hot streak at this stage, matching Huntington’s four majors. In the latter encounter, a flying start simply wasn’t enough for University Blacks to win and withhold 2nd place from Old Carey. Though Blacks regulars Lochie Dornauf (3), Jordan Quaile (2) and Jarrod Carlson performed admirably when the visitors questioned, the Panthers evidently had all the answers after a half-time regroup, dispelling the Uni boys hopes with a nine goal to four secondhalf. Sam Cust was deemed the BOG by the umpires, adding three votes to his eventual 16 vote GT Moore medalhaul, while the coaching staff acknowledged Jason Ashby (1) for his around the ground work-rate.

(PRELIM) FINAL THOUGHTS 1. Can the Blacks Mahon up? Red carded in the third quarter of the Blacks nail-biter with Caulfield last weekend, the reality of suspension is a definite possibility for the Blacks “clearance king”, Bede Mahon. If suspended, can the Uni boys rise and can Cam Roberts weave enough magic to fill this palpable void?

rounds 1-8 in the GT Moore medal, leading with an incredible 20 votes at Round 8 – 11 votes clear of Chad Jones (St Bernard’s) and Jack Wallace (Caulfield Grammarians) in second with 9 votes – the Kristian Jaksch effect is real. If Jaksch is up and about, the Panthers will follow suit. TIPS Old Carey v University Blacks

MONASH BLUES FOOTBALL CLUB

Monash Blues Football Club is seeking applications for the following Premier B coaching positions in 2019. - Reserves Coach - Senior Line Coaches All applications are accepted in strict confidence. Please forward applications or expressions of interest to Julian Smith Email: Julian.Smith@maddocks.com.au

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St Bernards 1.1, 6.7, 7.9, 11.10 (76) Old Carey 3.5, 3.6, 3.7, 6.9 (45) GOALS, St Bernards: M. Caven 4, T. Sullivan 2, C. Hughes 1, N. Cooke 1, L. Di Lizio 1, Z. O’Halloran 1 ,C. Vague 1 Old Carey: K. Jaksch 2, C. Wallace 2, J. Gaff 1, J. Ceppi 1 BEST, St Bernards: M. Caven, T. Caven, T. Sullivan, J. Maher, A. Bentick, S. Caven Old Carey: A. Sloan, L. Macleod, H. Schade, J. Ashby, S. Crocker, M. Lock University Blacks 2.3, 6.4, 10.5, 16.11 (107) Caulfield Gr 1.6, 8.9, 11.14, 12.16 (88) GOALS, University Blacks: J. Vrodos 4, L. Dornauf 3, B. Mahon 2, J. Ernest 2, L. Knight 1, L. Huntington 1 ,H. Curnow 1, L. Sevior 1, N. Batten 1 Caulfield Gr: N. Baltas 3, K. Stewart 2, W. Osborn 2, T. Green 2, S. Dorevitch 1, N. Page 1 ,L. O’Keefe 1 BEST, University Blacks: J. Vrodos, B. Mahon, J. Quaile, J. Steadman, J. Carlson, C. Moorfield Caulfield Gr: C. Diggle, D. O’Keefe, N. Baltas, J. Stewart, N. Page, W. Barker

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St Bernards 2.2, 5.6, 5.7, 8.11 (59) Old Carey 1.3, 2.6, 4.6, 4.10 (34) GOALS, St Bernards: A. Singleton 2, P. Romano 2, F. Considine 1, J. Gay 1, J. Farrell 1, L. Jowett 1 Old Carey: W. Brusnahan 2, H. Prendergast 1, M. Cushen 1 BEST, St Bernards: J. Forder, L. Scerri, P. Romano, A. Singleton, F. Considine, S. Piantella Old Carey: W. Mitchell, H. Prendergast, B. Fordham, H. McQueen-Miscamble, T. Newton, J. Murphy Beaumaris 1.7, 2.8, 7.13, 9.15 (69) University Blacks 0.1, 1.2, 1.4, 4.7 (31) GOALS, Beaumaris: L. Howes 3, T. Cumming 1, W. Murton 1, T. Jeans 1, M. Williams 1, M. Lovejoy 1 ,M. Millar 1 University Blacks: D. Arnold 2, W. Mills 1, J. Fuller 1 BEST, Beaumaris: M. Lucas, A. Bennett, J. Gabron-Uhe, M. Lovejoy, L. Howes, T. Jeans University Blacks: S. Dadswell, T. Peyton, W. Mills, J. Gardiner, A. Hayward, B. Mill

PREMIER C

Meg Saultry

ROY BOYS RISE, CYS DO-OR-DIE The first week of the Premier C finals action produced two of the closest games of football this season, with each of the top four sides giving their all in search for premiership glory. Fitzroy FC booked their ticket into the grand final with a thrilling three-point victory over Williamstown CYMS at Bill Lawry Oval on Saturday. With both of the top two teams claiming a win over the other in the home and away season, little split the two sides. Fitzroy came out firing first with four goals to one to stretch the margin to 17 points early on, but when both sides returned from the first huddle, CY’s Sam Callard lea his team response as he went on to kick three of CY’s next four goals. With the Roy’s maintaining a sliver of a lead heading into the second half, they again capitalised early to kick the first two goals of the third term. After Russell Ackerly booted the CY’s next two majors to level the score, CY were able to edge in front of the Roy’s for the first time all day and they fought to finish the quarter two points ahead. Shortly afterwards, CY kicked the opening goal of the final quarter and it looked like it could be over, but it was Fitzroy who sealed the fate of the game with the final two goals of the game to secure their grand final berth. Fitzroy’s Nathan Jumeau starred down forward with his three goals, while Sam Baker and Tom Cheshire were two of the Roy’s best, and contributed another few goals between them. Ackerly was judged CY’s best with his efforts on the field, Tom Johnstone put in another fine performance, while Sam Callard’s three goal haul kept his side in the hunt. Fitzroy’s win will see them return to Premier B next season, while CY will need to take the longer road if they want to 6

feature in the grand final this season, with another match to play. A final quarter surge saw Old Geelong pip Old Camberwell for a closely fought sevenpoint victory at Bill Lawry Oval on Sunday. Old Geelong were left ruing their own inaccurate kicking early, with the OGs slotting six minor scores in the opening term, while the Wellers converted two of their own to lead by nine points at the first break. The OGs returned in the second term in better form down forward, outscoring the Wellers three goals to two, though the Wellers held on for a four point lead at the main break. An even slog in the third quarter meant the OGs could only reel back the lead by a point ahead of the final quarter, though the OGs didn’t waste their chances in the final term, kicking three goals to two to end the Wellers season. After kicking five goals last week, Christian Hatzis was again prolific down forward, with two majors for the winning side and was suitably supported by John Simson, who also slotted two. Will Sloss was again his side’s best, while Will Horsfall also impressed. Old Camberwell’s Simon Bennett was the top scorer for the day with his three goals, Harry Crothers did his part and chipped in another two, while Robert Deev and Fraser Wells were the best of the defeated.

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win a piece. CY were victorious in their first meeting with the OGs, thrashing them by 79 points in Round 5, but it was the Round 18 match up that may prove more telling, with OG upsetting CY by 47 points. It was CY’s second loss for the home and away season, and with it occurring in the final game of the season, it has now sent CY on a two game losing streak for the first time this season. The OGs, on the other hand, have won their last four games, with Christian Hatzis and Will Sloss both in great form over the last two games.

St Mary’s Salesian AFC Ferndale Park, Glen Iris Road, Glen Iris

St Mary’s Salesian AFC is seeking applications for the following Division 1 coaching positions in 2019. - Senior Coach - Senior Assistant Coach All applications are accepted in strict confidence.

Please forward applications or expressions of interest to club president David Malcolm. Email: president@stmaryssalesianafc.com.au Phone: 0409 311 553

TIPS Williamstown CYMS v Old Geelong

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LAST ROUND

Fitzroy 4.1, 5.6, 8.6, 10.7 (67) Williamstown CYMS 1.2, 5.5, 8.8, 9.10 (64) GOALS, Fitzroy: N. Jumeau 3, T. Cheshire 2, D. Toohey 1, T. Clayton 1, S. Baker 1, M. Ellis 1 ,J. Dalton 1 Williamstown CYMS: S. Callard 3, R. Ackerly 2, D. Jones 2, B. Deller 1, J. Gray 1 BEST, Fitzroy: S. Baker, T. Cheshire, T. Hudson-Bevege, A. Pettigrove, D. Toohey, R. Angiolella Williamstown CYMS: R. Ackerly, T. Johnstone, S. Callard, S. McVernon, Y. Hemphill, J. Wheelahan Old Geelong 0.6, 3.8, 5.12, 8.16 (64) Old Camberwell Gr 2.3, 4.6, 6.9, 8.9 (57) GOALS, Old Geelong: C. Hatzis 2, J. Simson 2, W. Sloss 1, J. Hutley 1, S. Anderson 1, J. Couch 1 Old Camberwell Gr: S. Bennett 3, H. Crothers 2, A. Brettingham-Moore 1, C. Hensby 1, N. Adamson 1 BEST, Old Geelong: W. Sloss, W. Horsfall, D. Nicolson, J. Jess, S. Dixon, J. Sheridan Old Camberwell Gr: R. Deev, F. Wells, M. Smith, N. Adamson, S. Boyce, S. Bennett

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Marcellin OC 5.3, 9.5, 11.10, 13.12 (90) Williamstown CYMS 4.0, 5.2, 5.2, 7.7 (49) GOALS, Marcellin OC: Z. Tolley 3, R. Di Roberto 2, I. Nolan 2, J. Maher 1, N. Raso 1, M. Andros 1 ,G. Lipinski 1, S. Mackie 1, L. Bosio 1 Williamstown CYMS: M. Carland 2, O. Becroft 1, R. Joy 1, J. Neylon 1, J. Johnson 1, M. Knight 1 BEST, Marcellin OC: S. Mackie, M. Jones, Z. Tolley, J. Maher, M. Andros, R. Elphinstone Williamstown CYMS: J. Slee, M. Knight, S. Puhar, R. Joy, H. Barnett, J. Gialamatzis Fitzroy 3.1, 4.5, 9.10, 11.18 (84) Old Geelong 0.2, 2.3, 4.3, 5.5 (35) GOALS, Fitzroy: M. Cussen 3, L. Henderson 2, C. Brown 2, C. Moore 1, G. Richardson 1, D. Megennis 1 ,W. Pickering 1 Old Geelong: C. Hawkins 2, J. Kemp 2, J. Thomson 1 BEST, Fitzroy: J. Atkinson, M. Cussen, M. McWhinney, R. Borland, W. Zaghis, C. Moore Old Geelong: J. Barry, T. Breadmore, C. Hawkins, J. Thomson, R. de Crespigny, A. Tripodi

POSITIONS VACANT

Old Paradians Amateur Football Club is seeking expressions of interest for its Senior, Reserves, Under

19 and our planned Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s team for the 2019 season.

Our administration promotes a culture of success based on the strengths of local recruitment from Parade College and its affiliation with its junior football club Parade Saint Damianâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. We have a dedicated philosophy of developing local talent through our Junior Academy Program as a pathway to Under 19 football. We pride ourselves on being an inclusive community and family orientated sporting club The successful applicant will possess a strong desire to lead, and develop the club's coaching group and players to achieve on field success. Level 1 coaching accreditation and a demonstrated capability in coaching is essential. Please forward expressions of interest to club president Mike Jolley. Email: mike@aspireservices.net.au Phone: 0418 321 985

We are seeking applications for the following

Premier Women Senior Coach Section 2 U19 Coach Football Director

All applications are accepted in strict confidence. Please forward applications or expressions of interest to Football Operations Director, Sharon Torney. Email: secretary@fitzroyfc.com.au Phone: 0415 420 487 All applications are accepted in strict confidence. 8

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MANNINGHAM COBRAS

HAWTHORN AMATEUR FC

Hawthorn Amateur Football Club is seeking applications for Under 19s coaching positions in 2019. - Under 19’s Head Coach - Under 19’s Asst. Coach

Manningham Cobras are seeking applications for the following Division 3 coaching positions in 2017. - Assistant Senior Coach - Reserve Coach All applications are accepted in strict confidence.

All Under 19s coaches will work closely with our Senior Coaching staff and Football Development team.

Please forward applications or expressions of interest to club president Noel Bullen. Email: noelbullen51@gmail.com Phone: 0418 222 488

Please forward applications or expressions of interest to club president Pat Clancey. Email: patclancey@hotmail.com Phone: 0438 545 520

OLD HAILEYBURIANS AFC

ORMOND AFC

Old Haileyburians AFC is inviting applicants for the position of U19s coach for the 2019 VAFA season.

Ormond Amateur Football Club invites applications for the following coaching positions in 2019: - Seniors & Reserves - U19s -Third 18

All applications are accepted in strict confidence. Please forward applications or expressions of interest to Brett Carson. Email: brettcarson29@hotmail.com

Please forward applications or expressions of interest to club president Richard Simon Email: richard@simonleisure.com Phone: 0458 957 824 Applications close 5:00pm Fri 14 Sep 2018

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ST.BERNARDS FOOTBALL CLUB

WOMENS FOOTBALL 2019 ST BERNARDS FOOTBALL CLUB is seeking applications for Senior Women’s Football Coach For its Inaugural year in the VAFA All applications are accepted in strict confidence. Please forward applications or expressions of interest via email to club secretary Email: secretary@stbernardsfc.com.au

UNIVERSITY BLUES FC

University Blues Football Club is seeking applications for the Reserves, Thirds, U19s and Assistant Coaches positions in 2019 The successful applicants will have a good understanding of the VAFA, and have a minimum Level 1 AFL Coaching Accreditation. Strong communications skills essential. Please forward applications or expressions by Friday 17th October 2018 to applications@uniblues.com

RICHMOND CENTRAL FOOTBALL & NETBALL CLUB

2019 COACHES Premier B Parkdale Vultures Football Club is seeking applications for the following coaching positions:

Seniors & Reserves (Playing or Non Playing)

Under 19s & Womens Excellent terms available to the right candidates. All applications can be sent in strictest confidence to:

The President, Parkdale Vultures Amateur Football Club PO Box 2081, Parkdale VIC 3195 or president@thevulturesnest.com Confidentiality is assured Applications now being accepted until 20th September, 2018.

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Richmond Central AFC is excited to announce that we are seeking applications for our New Women’s Football Team Senior Coaching position for season 2019. Please forward applications or expressions of interest to club Vice President Lorraine Cave Email: rcafcwomensfooty@gmail.com Phone: 0419 235 104

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LATE SCORES, FINES AND TRIBUNAL Tribunal Results - Tuesday 28 August (*Accepted Prescribed penalty.) Darcy Vickers

Parkside

Striking

3 Matches

*Gabriel Hamilton

Old Trinity

Striking

2 Matches

*Sam Dawborn

Old Scotch - Premier Res

Unreasonable Rough Conduct

2 Matches

*Declan Reilly

Caulfield

Striking

2 Matches

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GRILL’D RISING STAR

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Six players have been shortlisted for the 2018 Grill’d Rising Star Award from the talented crop of 19 who were nominated after each round this season. After a thorough deliberation process, those shortlisted and in the running to take out the coveted award are Anthony Zimmerman (Old Brighton), Ben Huggard (St Bernard’s), Cam Hodges (St Kevin’s OB), Geordie Nagle (De La Salle), Liam Murphy (De La Salle) and Shaun Lovell (Mazenod). The winner will be announced at the 2018 Woodrow Medal and Awards Night next Wednesday 12 September at Crown’s River Room. The Rising Star Award has long been an accurate prelude of future football success, with previous winners including two-time Woodrow Medallist Brendan Iezzi (2007), Harry Hill (2016), James Fletcher (2015), Anthony Scott (2014) and Nick Wynne (2009) and AFL player Dan Nicholson (2010). Congratulations to Zimmerman, Huggard, Hodges, Nagle, Murphy and Lovell!

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2018 DIVISION BEST & FAIREST WINNERS The VAFA would like to congratulate the four winners who each came away with a medal during the week’s Division 1-4 vote counts, as announced on Tuesday evening.

Wilson (Bulleen Templestowe) and Jackson’s teammate Esubalew Ramsay (UHS-VU) polled 15 each. Jackson was one of three winners who will play in a grand final this weekend.

Sean Calcedo (Preston Bullants) was named the Division 1 LS Pepper Medallist with 29 votes from his 18 matches. Calcedo caught fire throughout the middle of the year and polled seven 3’s and a 2 in the space of eight matches between Rounds 5-12. He may have only obtained three votes in his last six games but the damage had been done, with Calcedo finishing ahead of Oakleigh pair James Hunt (24) and Aaron Cloke (23). 2017 Division 2 Medallist and Prahran Assumption skipper James Musster also polled heavily with 20. Calcedo’s twin brother, Dean, took out the same award last year and his three medals gives the family a total of four.

The Division 3 Hutchison Medal was a blowout as Hawthorn AFC’s Justin Raiti stormed home with 34 votes, 12 ahead of Westbourne Grammarians star Michael Culliver. Raiti sat on seven votes after Round 7 before exploding with 27 in the last 11 rounds. He polled 10 3’s; including, six in a row from Rounds 9-14. Culliver finished runner-up on 22 votes before injury his knee late in the season, while Jack Amies (Albert Park) polled 18 despite the Falcons winning just one game for the year. Glen Eira’s Lachlan Pound and Canterbury’s Sam Murphy round out the top five with 17 votes each.

Three votes in Round 18 gave UHS-VU midfielder, Brandon Jackson, a two-vote win in the Division 2 Fullerton Medal count. Jackson, who was named best afield in last year’s Division 3 premiership with the Vultures, trailed Whitefriars coach Kristian Height by one vote heading into the final round before piecing together a magnificent nine-goal performance against Power House. Height finished his first season with the club on 16 votes, while Billy

Proceedings kicked off sensationally for Division 4 grand finalists Parkside, with young gun Marco Creek named the OJ Meehan Medallist. Creek polled 24 votes to finish one ahead of St Francis Xavier’s Daniel Chin while his Red Devils teammate Adam Wells finished third with 17. Creek had 10 votes by Round 4 and finished with a total of six three-vote performances. Parkside had three players in the top five with Isaac Romano equal-fourth with Peter CassidyMarsh (Mt Lilydale) on 14.

Parkside FC secured a grand final berth, and promotion to Division 3, with their resounding victory over St Francis Xavier

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OLD HAILEYBURY’S LIAM STOCKER WINS 2018 TAC CUP B&F AWARD

The coveted Morrish Medal has been awarded to former Old Haileybury player Liam Stocker for his outstanding performance in the 2018 season. The now Sandringham Dragons midfielder, Stocker was awarded the 2018 Morrish Medal, which is awarded to the TAC Cup’s best and fairest player, last week after polling 18 votes to finish two votes ahead of Western Jets ball-winner Connor Thar. In his 12 TAC Cup matches this season, Stocker kicked five majors while managing an impressive 23 disposals and five tackles each game. This triumph was Sandringham’s second Morrish medallist in the club’s 27-year history, the first of which was Jackson Sketcher’s joint win with Dyson Heppell (Gippsland Power) in 2010.

2018 22UNDER22 TEAM IS NAMED Congratulations to former VAFA player, Ben Ronke, on being named in the 22Under22 side for his outstanding achievements in the 2018 season. A fan-voted concept, the 22Under22 is an initiative which recognises the best 22 players aged under 22 for the year. Before being drafted at Sydney, and before being listed at the Calder Cannons, Ronke was a senior player in the VAFA at St Bernard’s. Under Fremantle assistant coach Anthony Rock, Ronke was an integral unit in helping his team secure their premiership win over Old Trinity in 2015. On behalf of the entire VAFA community, we congratulate Ben Ronke on his stellar performance this year, and his selection in this prestigious team!

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VAFA CONGRATULATES YOU IN REACHING THE MILESTONE Congratulations to Old Paradians’ CHRIS KANDILAKIS - Chris began with Old Paradians in the U19s before progressing into the seniors. He has developed into a tough midfielder and inspirational leader captaining the seniors side for the last six seasons, including leading the team to the 2015 Division 2 premiership. Well done CK!

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Congratulations to St Kevin’s Old Boy JACK MURPHY-CRUISE - Jack joined SKOBs in 2010 as an U19 player and co-captained the side in 2011. He moved to the Thirds in 2012 where he was runner-up in the B&F award, as well as making a grand final appearance. In 2014, he was a premiership player with the Premier Thirds team. This weekend, he’ll be playing his 100th game in the Premier Thirds Preliminary Final and all at SKOB congratulate Jack on reaching this special milestone.

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Congratulations to St Kevin’s Old Boy SAM DOYLE - Sam started at SKOBs in 2013 and spent two full seasons with the U19s which included a grand final appearance in 2014 and the runner-up award in the U19 B&F. In 2015, Sam went one better when he was an important member of the Premier Thirds premiership team. This year, he is hoping for a repeat performance when he lines up in this weekend’s Premier Thirds preliminary final. Good luck Sam from all at SKOB.

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POSITIONS VACANT Albert Park Football & Netball Club is seeking applications for the following Division 4 coaching positions in 2019. Senior Coach (Playing / Non-Playing) 2x Assistant Coach (Playing / Non-Playing) Reserves Coach Inaugural Women’s Team Coach Assistant Women’s Team Coach 3x Trainers (Men’s/Women’s) Team Manager (Men’s) Further details of the roles are on the VAFA Website All applications are accepted in strict confidence. Please forward applications or expressions of interest to club president Tyson Cattle. Email: president@albertparkfc.com.au Phone: 0427 500 618 18

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PREMIER FINALS

PREMIER FINALS INFO - SEPTEMBER 8 & 9 Competition

Final

Home Team

Away Team

Time

Venue

Premier

Preliminary

St Kevin’s OB

Old Trinity

SUN

2:20 PM

Elsternwick Park

Premier Reserve

Preliminary

Old Melburnians

Collegians

SUN

11:50 AM

Elsternwick Park

Premier B

Preliminary

Old Carey

University Blacks

SAT

2:20 PM

Elsternwick Park

Premier B Reserve

Preliminary

University Blacks

St Bernard’s

SAT

11:50 AM

Elsternwick Park

Premier C

Preliminary

Williamstown Old Geelong CYMS

SAT

2:30 PM

Box Hill City Oval

Premier C Reserve

Preliminary

Old Geelong

SAT

12:00 PM

Box Hill City Oval

Premier Thirds

Preliminary

Old Xaverians St Kevin’s OB Red Gold

SAT

9:20 AM

Elsternwick Park

Premier Thirds

Preliminary

Old Xaverians Old Black Melburnians

SUN

9:20 AM

Elsternwick Park

Marcellin

AJAX FC

DE LA SALLE OCFC

A proud community club based in Albert Park with a successful 60+ year history, AJAX FC is seeking applications for Senior Coach in 2019.

De La Salle Old Collegians Football Club is seeking applications for the Senior Coach position in 2019.

Applicants to have a sound understanding of the VAFA and a passion to educate and develop a young playing group.

Applicants will have a sound understanding of football, and have the necessary leadership capabilities, communication skills and technical skills to ensure the clubs future success.

Please forward applications or expressions of interest to Andrew Shenker. Email: andrew@victor-sports.com Phone: 0418 311 162

Please forward applications or expressions of interest to club president Brian Waldron. Email: president@delasalleocfc.com.au Phone: 0416 211 135

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WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER

PRELIMINARY FINAL — ST KEVIN’S OB VS OLD TRINITY SUN : 2:20 PM – ELSTERNWICK PARK

St Kevins

Old Trinity

Coaches: Tom Williams / Guy Martyn 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 14 15 16 18 19 20 23 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 34 38 41 42 43 44 45 46 52 59 65

Matt Murphy Nick Wood Gerard Gleeson James Strauss Lachlan Sullivan Tom Jok Sam Barnett Callum Matheson Mitch Brown Sam Chritchley Chris Gleeson Jack Holden Cameron Hodges Billy Kanakis Stephen Gilham Shaun Kennedy Sam Fisher Michael Di Natale James Corboy Jay Shultz Michael Romero Anthony Lynch William Coates Ethan Phillips Vincent Adduci Harrison Lagastes Tom Kerr Andrew Clough Sam Cameron Henry Parkes Pele Manivong Conor Ross Ned Reeves Lachlan Nankervis Lachlan Farrugia

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Harry Tinney

Max Kelly

Myles Scott

Jake Walsh

Brendan Iezzi

Ben Howell

Jake Steinhart

Ned Hunt

Luke Pacconi

Tom Young

Gabe Hamilton

James Spassopoulos

Emerson Satur

Jack Hunt

Ed Weatherson

Harry Thompson

Luther Juric

Andrew Kyriacopoulos

Sebastian Nicolosi

Christos Manoussakis

Lloyd Robertson

Callum Pohl

Anthony Scott

Michael Cooper

Nick Meerman

Nick Adgemis

Will Cooper

Charles Roberts

Tom Mason

Connor Lindsey

Alex Polidoras

Anthony Larkey

Liam Whelan

Sam Joyce

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PRELIMINARY FINAL — OLD MELBURNIANS VS COLLEGIANS SUN : 11:50 AM – ELSTERNWICK PARK

Old Melburnians

Collegians

Coach: Will Marshall

Tim Marshall

James Regan

Edward De Fegely

Alexander Carter

Will Michelmore

Hunter Watkin

Edward Fanning

Nick Voyage

David Holyoake

Charlie Cumbrae-Stewart

Will Dowling

Tom Hywood

Jake Richardson

Josh Rundell

Nick Madders

Robbie Hayward

Edward Hayne

Ritesh Varma

Patrick Garschagen

Matt Gronow

Joel Brown

Stewart Madsen

Alexander Mcfarlane

Hugo Hall

Mitch Brown

Henry Hanlon

Alexander Coleridge

Tom De Fegley

Seb Clarke

Jim De Fegley

Rupert Middleton

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Coach: Josh Kamener 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 17 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 30 31 32 34 35 37 39 41 44 45 47 49 51 57 59 Q1

Alexander Croft Eddie Rice Matthew Singleton Dominic Russo Sam Walker Tyson Wyett Julian Eimutis Billy Riddle Jim Bazzani Fergus Huntington Callum Regan Sebastian Evans Luther Lyon Julian Hampton Will Pocknee Hunter Pool Seamus Hobbs Kyle Emley Ben Mason James Pullen Michael Schwab Michael Irvine Harry Hawkins Connor Hobbs Jake Trotter Jess Band-Conrick Jimmy Dougherty Sam Sofrinidis Chris Jesaveluk Freddie Sullivan Lachlan Peck Luke McCleary James Kenyan-Smith Elliot Cattell Christian Middleton Cam Tennant Sam Cutts

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PREMIER B

PRELIMINARY FINAL — OLD CAREY VS UNIVERSITY BLACKS SAT : 2:20 PM – ELSTERNWICK PARK

Old Carey

University Blacks

Coach: Michael Tarrant 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 24 25 26 27 30 31 33 34 36 37 38 42 43 44 47 50 52 55 56 58 59 64 74 Q1

Sam Cust Ben Smithwick Jacob Murphy Joel Rice Sam Crocker Morgan Evans Jason Ashby James Gaff Marc Lock Jordan Ceppi Kristian Jaksch Sam Bailey Tom Jepson Lachlan Macleod Jarrod Reid Harrison Hill Cameron Wallace Will Nichols Andrew Sloan Lucas Forato Ben Coull Marcus Cushen Pier Akec Zander Adam Henry McQueen-Miscamble Cameron Jones (C) Brodie Easton Tagan Carter-Taylor Henry Schade Mackenzie Field Daniel Cameron Zac Lisle William Mitchell Daniel Clarke Wade Brusnahan Nick Morris Blake Fordham Tim Newton Harry Prendergast Lewis Fotheringham James Delacca Sam Comley James King Michael Mazzacato

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Coach: Cam Roberts

1 2 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 21 25 26 27 28 30 32 33 34 36 39 41 42 43 44 49 53 54 57 59 63 64 67 Q1

Josh Steadman Louis Vescio Tom Swift Lochie Dornauf Hugh Curnow Sam Bennett Joel Ernest Bede Mahon © Barton Mill Lachlan Knight Lachlan Huntington Jarrod Carlson Matthew Burt Chris Carson Josh Kimpton Xavier Vearing Joel Beasley Doug Arnold Angus Locke Steven Flight Lachlan Haysman Jordan Quaile Jacob Gardiner Campbell Moorfield Harry King Charlie Richardson Alastair Robbins Henry Bennett James Wiffen John Vrodos Cameron Turner Tom Monkhouse Will Mills Max Gray Nicholas Batten Luke Sevior

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PREMIER B RESERVE

PRELIMINARY FINAL — UNI BLACKS VS ST BERNARD’S SAT : 11:50 AM – ELSTERNWICK PARK

University Blacks

St Bernard’s

Coach: Lincoln Merlo

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Scott Myers (C) Tom Swift Alex Hayward Zach Harris Barton Mill David Restrepo Miles Rowlands Olly Hicks Tom Peyton Tyrone Bean David Cooper Max Gray Peter Aitken Sam McKenzie Josh Kimpton Xavier Vearing Doug Arnold Scott Dadswell Steven Flight Braden Poole Jacob Gardiner Lewis Steere Jack Fuller Harry King Henry Bennett Jordan Tunbridge Sam Nash James Wiffen Jack Lumsden Julian De Nezza Cameron Turner Connor Bowden Tom Monkhouse Michael Kelly Will Mills Nick Hanlon

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Coach: Craig Connelly 1 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 12 13 15 16 18 19 23 24 27 28 29 33 35 22 24 27 28 30 32 33 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 57 59 Q1

Marcus Holland Elliot Beckett Luke Holland Owen McIntyre Tate Baker Patrick Gamwell Jack Holland George Garth Connor Denahy Fergus McNicol Luke Madden Joel Comito Alex Singleton Myles Gollant Jacob Forder Chris Williams Jarryd Barrett Jack Gay Anthony Dillon Patrick Romano Tom Del Zoppo Simon Caven Jack McNamara Edyn Sibbald Jack Gay Luke Holland Tom Caven Patrick Romano Stefan Piantella Fraser Considine Jordan Farrell Isaac Madden Patrick O’Sullivan Frank Fazzolari Tim Rose Michael Sullivan Rhyen Woods Tom Riley Luke Scerri Michael Satterley Sean O’Keefe Jake Notaro Michael Diamandis Giacomo Zoccali Claude Issa Ben Hedley Edward Connelly Ed Mahady Will Isaacs

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PREMIER C

PRELIMINARY FINAL — WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS VS OLD GEELONG SAT : 2:30 PM – BOX HILL CITY OVAL

Williamstown CYMS

Old Geelong

Coach: Matthew Montebello

Coach: Nick Bourke

Kal Dawson

Joe Couch

Yuma Hemphill

Jock Grimshaw

Sam Callard

Ed Keach

Russell Ackerly

Rupert Kemp

Callum Wood

Jack Gray

Finlay Adamson

Andy Leahy

Rob Chan

Jeremy Nettlefold

Jack Noonan

Joshua Hoovenaars

Dylan Jones

Sandon James

Jacob Wheelahan

Rupert de Crespigny

Sean McVernon

Tom Balcombe

Tim Murphy

Matthew Bird

Ben Deller

Jason Barry

Daniel Calman-Orr

John Simson

Tom Johnstone

Hugo Perry

Mitch Knight

Scott Dixon

Jack Connolly

Jack Sheridan

Ben Connolly

Matthew Kirkwood

Ryan Joy

Jonathan Read

Will Chan

William Sloss

Joel Hogarth

Edward Long

Nick Ebinger

Colby O'Brien

Steven Puhar

Jacob Jess

Ryan Danaher

Joshua Hutley

Matthew Planner

Ben Gray

Jack Anderson

Brad Tucker

Christian Hatzis

Jake Slee

Sam Anderson

Damon Tucker

George Chisholm

Nick Blackney

Harry Sleigh

Mason Lindner

Liam Maiden

Lewis Kennedy

William Horsfall

Jack Johnson

Donald Nicholson

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PREMIER C RESERVE

PRELIMINARY FINAL — OLD GEELONG VS MARCELLIN SAT : 12:00 PM – BOX HILL CITY OVAL

Old Geelong

Marcellin

Coach: Nick Bourke 27 Hugh McKay

Coach: Daniel Redmond 3

Jake Maheer

Brad Perilo

Josheph Liccardi

11 Angus McHenry

12 Lucas Bosio

B B

28 Tim Breadmore

37 Will Holmes

38 Joseph Kemp

40 Andrew de Fegely

13 Ry Elphinstone

46 Thomas Nagle

15 Lachier Mackie

16 Mitch Jones

48 Charlie Crozier

52 Justin Logan

55 Cameron Sherwin

57 Oliver Graham

20 Zac Tolley

23 Andrew Menagas

25 Nathan Whelan

26 Mark Andros

61 Charles Hawkins

64 Matthew Webber

65 Thomas Wilson

31 Anthony McGlin

66 Jonathon Thomson

37 Daniel Lunn

69 Chris Gubbins

26 Nicholas Raso

27 Daniel Epifano

29 Matthew Molloy

42 Daniel Di Roberto

47 Matt Hamblin

49 James Baxter

52 Sam Mackie

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71 Edward Manton

72 Lachlan Tosh

82 Thomas Chisholm

57 Sebastian Beale

86 Angus Wylie

61 Nicholas Hullick

68 Luca Zanella

87 Antonio Tripodi

89 Brian Rippeto

93 William Simson

96 James Browning

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69 Isaac Nolan

77 Matt Kenna

81 Gabriel Lipinski

98 Patrick Chard

PREMIER THIRDS

PRELIMINARY FINAL — OLD XAVERIANS RED VS ST KEVIN’S OB GOLD

SAT : 9:20 AM – ELSTERNWICK PARK

Old Xaverians Red

St Kevins OB Gold

Coach: Shane Healy

5 8 12 13 15 16 18 21 22 24 25 27 28 29 30 35 36 38 39 40 41 43 46 49 50 52 53 55 60 62 Q1

Thomas Ingham Cameron Bishop Alexander Bielinski William Wilson Sam Cleeve Anthony Taouk Lochie Schifferle Harrison Kelly Charlie Kennedy Jack Whitehead Thomas Mogg Will Mantesso Oliver Silk William Veljkovic Tomas Fantasia Patrick Darrer Connor O'Sullivan Dan O'Loughlin John Bueno (VC) Nicholas Pirrie Charlie Wilson (C) Angelo Amato Harrison Reed Thomas Giliberto Ted O'Brien Pat Long Matt Lowe Aiden Maric Pat Nunan Bill Curtis Q2

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Coach: Jarrod McMaster 2 5 6 7 11 12 16 17 19 23 26 28 34 38 42 44 46 54 56 60 61 63 73 75 84 85 87 90 90 94 97 98 Q1

Paul Di Natale Jason Moeller Mark Spence Charles Ring Luke McDonell Nick McArdle Sam Doyle Zach Ginies James Betlehem Michael Shanahan Troy Mcmaster Edward Ring Julian Gambaro Michael Smith Matt Nolan William Fithall Alasdair McWhirter Brayden Hayes Aisvydas Sadauskas Arran Brady Nelson Pryor Jack Murphy-Cruise Jack Ryan Harry Hatzis Jarrod Nash Anthony Kirwan Michael Moore Dan Moore Sam Cross Sam McDonald Daniel Giannini Wade Stoitse Q2

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PREMIER THIRDS

PRELIMINARY FINAL — OLD XAVERIANS BLACK VS OLD MELBURNIANS SUN : 9:20 AM – ELSTERNWICK PARK

Old Xaverians Black

Old Melburnians

Coach: Tom McClusky

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Andy Cannon (VC) Ben Steedman James McElhinney Josh Hanger Jeremy Preece Jonathan Blake Harry Sleeman (VC) Vincent Crisafi Ashley Sorrenti (C) Jonathan Smarrelli Jack Buffon Fraser Lane Terry Reed Sam Vanderkley Jack Bergin Will Ralph Steven Berengo Nick Sharkey Anthony Ongarello Liam Toohey Daniel Pasquariello Sam Grigg Jack Delmo Michael Cain Liam Rogan George Haddan Daniel Prowse Henry Cookesley Darcy Frawley Mitchell Skene Dom Benson Nick Heard James Wilkinson Ben Dalbosco Michael Sabljak Luke Moran David Nash Sam Franklyn

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Coach: Tom Healey

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Tom Healey Liam Ratliff Angus Murray Jeremy Tan Jack Heinz Ollie Lade Harrison Baring Cam Tunbridge Lachie Bennett Hamish Lade Nick Churkovich Ritesh Varma Will Harris Will Fanning Lachie Horne Charlie Koren Nick Von Bibra Stewart Madsen Josh McMullin Hugh Clancey Damon Velakoulis Alex Coleridge Ollie Madders Yoxford Rous Hamish Frawley James Hurley James Fink Ruari Wood-Freeman Chris Paule Tom Nelson Luka Thorpe Cal Williamson Lachie Fong Q2

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DIVISION FINALS

DIVISION FINALS INFO - SEPTEMBER 8 & 9 Competition

Final

Home Team

Away Team

Division 1

Grand Final

Ormond

Hampton Rovers

SAT

2:30 PM

Trevor Barker Oval

Division 1 Reserve

Grand Final

Ormond

Hampton Rovers

SAT

12:00 PM

Trevor Barker Oval

Division 2

Grand Final

UHS-VU

Old Paradians

SUN

2:20 PM

Coburg City Oval

Division 2 Reserve

Grand Final

Whitefriars

MHSOB

SUN

11:40 AM

Coburg City Oval

Division 3

Grand Final

Glen Eira

Hawthorn

SUN

2:30 PM

Trevor Barker Oval

Division 3 Reserve

Grand Final

Glen Eira

Hawthorn

SUN

12:00 PM

Trevor Barker Oval

Division 4

Grand Final

North Brunswick

Parkside

SAT

2:20 PM

Garvey Oval

Division 4 Reserve

Grand Final

North Brunswick

Parkside

SAT

11:40 AM

Garvey Oval

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DIVISION 1

Sig Arness

KRUSHERS BOW OUT, ROVERS JOIN MONDERS IN DECIDER PRELIMINARY FINAL REVIEW GRAND FINAL PREVIEW Having suffered the ignominy of the double drop in two years, Hampton Rovers have clawed one back and will be competing in Premier C in 2019, booking their place in the decider with an ultimately assertive 33-point win over a brave Oakleigh at Trevor Barker Oval. Played under intermittent precipitation and with a slippery ball, the game reached no great heights as a spectacle, yet was in the balance with only a three-point separation at the last huddle. Going with the aid of the breeze, the Hampton camp sensed that they held the upper hand, and so it proved when they moved away with four unanswered goals to ice the day. Josh Pavlou had been pivotal to the Rovers’ cause, restricting the dangerous Aaron Cloke to only three in the wake of the champion Krusher’s recent mammoth hauls. For the winners, Christian Carnovale, Cam Hetherington and Danny Corp kicked three each, while Ant Folino snared two to go with best afield honours. Harry Boontjes was mighty for the Krushers, for whom Tim Scott also booted three, but their powerful charge - and the improbable dream - came to an end.+ TIPS Ormond v Hampton Rovers

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Indicative of the depth these sides possess, the same two will also square off in the reserves, giving selectors a potential headache and no doubt leading to some individual disappointments. Strong lists they are, with a plethora of potential matchwinners. We can salivate at the thought of the Monders’ Jeremy Simon, Blair Atkins, Matt Hine and Thomas Buckley going head to head with, and trying to negate the influence of, the Rovers’ Ant Folino, Christian Carnovale, Danny Corp and Ben Kneebush for the fourth time this season. Ormond hold the bragging rights with two wins and a draw from three prior encounters, but there has never been enough substantive evidence to suggest that the Rovers are incapable of engineering a turnaround. Sandringham is the place to be at 2.30pm this Saturday....and my tip...Rovers by 5!

LAST ROUND

Hampton Rovers 4.2, 8.5, 10.5, 14.11 (95) Oakleigh 3.4, 6.5, 9.8, 9.8 (62) GOALS, Hampton Rovers: C. Carnovale 3, D. Corp 3, C. Hetherington 3, S. Clements 2, A. Folino 2, O. Roberts 1 Oakleigh: A. Cloke 3, T. Scott 3, C. Moore 2, C. Grant 1 BEST, Hampton Rovers: A. Folino, D. Corp, B. Kneebush, L. McCartney, J. Pavlou, O. Roberts Oakleigh: H. Boontjes, L. Gillard, N. Seel, P. Ioannidis, E. Standish, L. Pappon

It’s always fitting when the grand final comes down to the two teams that stood out in the regular season, vindicating the fact that their efforts had them equal top, ten premiership points clear of third place. For Hampton, this has meant the much craved return to a higher division, for Ormond, atonement for crashing out in straight sets last year. But first, there is a monumental battle to be fought and won - for all-important silverware.

DIVISION 1 RESERVE

Hampton Rovers 3.2, 4.4, 4.6, 5.11 (41) West Brunswick 1.1, 1.4, 2.7, 3.10 (28) GOALS, Hampton Rovers: C. Jones 2, N. Murnane 1, D. Merlo 1, N. Jackson 1 West Brunswick: J. Beer 2, R. O’Kane 1 BEST, Hampton Rovers: N. Jewell, J. Zaina, J. Melnjak, T. Jones, C. Tate, D. Ballard West Brunswick: H. Mahoney, R. O’Kane, E. Lloyd, A. Mackenzie, D. Cashin, L. Liddiard

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GRAND FINAL PREVIEW: UHS-VU VS OLD PARADIANS At the start of this season, UHS-VU had nothing to lose and Old Paradians had everything to prove. Flash forward more than 20 weeks and they’re meeting in the biggest game of the 2018 season. They’ve both shown they are capable of hurting teams across the ground both in defence and attack, but the Grand Final always tells a different tale. Last time these two sides met was only two weeks ago in the Semi Final, where UHS-VU came out on top by 16 points. Since then, the Raiders took apart one of the highest scoring teams in the division (Whitefriars) and are on an upward trajectory. It’s a mental and tactical battle as much as it is about physicality and skill. The winner will be the side who can shut down their opponents early on in front of goal. During the season, these sides met in Round 16, when UHS-VU comprehensively beat the Raiders by 57 points, holding Parade to only five goals all day. Before that in Round 4, it was the Raiders who came out 22-point winners. The Raiders in recent weeks have struggled to kick winning scores, due largely to the loss of key forward Michael Boundy and the impact on their forward structure. But his return last week (3 goals) has already steadied their ship as he proves to be a hard-to-beat target up forward. Old Parade’s recent catalyst is their ability to shut down sides and keep them to lower-thanaverage scores. Last week, they kept the highest scoring side in the competition to only eight goals and the week before that, kept UHS-VU to well below their season average. Put simply,

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On the other hand, Uni High are in great shape. The Vultures are well rested and in fine form and will stop at nothing to go all the way. The key to victory will be goal scoring machine Brandon Jackson, who is in great recent form. The Vulture’s midfield bats deep and prides itself on two-way running, congesting opposition forward lines while running ahead of the ball scoring freely. Can Gerard Hawkins and his tight UHS-VU defence shut down key target Michael Boundy and the surprise pocket, James Kandilakis, who is finding form at the right time of the year? The midfield battle between James Healy and his UHS-VU spread and Parade’s Warren Jeffrey and Anthony D Souza will be one to watch. Old Paradians’ Senior Coach Ryan Smith, who is looking for Paradians’ first flag since 2015, is up against the experienced Brendan Payne who orchestrated Uni High’s Division 3 Premiership win last year and is preparing to go back-toback, on the back of a 35-4 winning record over the past two seasons This game is truly showcasing the best sides of Division 2, but there can be only one winner who holds the Cup. TIPS UHS-VU v Old Parade

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Old Paradians 4.0, 6.5, 7.5, 12.8 (80) Whitefriars 0.2, 1.4, 7.10, 8.12 (60) GOALS, Old Paradians: J. Kandilakis 5, M. Boundy 3, B. Walton 2, A. D Souza 1, M. Bellizia 1 Whitefriars: S. Kieseker 1, C. Thorburn 1, C. Hickey 1, M. Nitas 1, A. Hands 1, J. Campbell 1 ,H. Murray 1, M. Geilings 1 BEST, Old Paradians: D. Huntley, W. Jeffrey, J. Kappos, R. Valente, C. Kandilakis, J. Plunkett Whitefriars: C. Hickey, M. Simbolon, K. Height, S. Kieseker, K. Hayes, J. Perrin

if the Raiders can hold UHS-VU to a low score by ensuring their defensive pressure is on from the first bounce, then they’re a better chance to claim the cup.

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MHSOB 3.3, 8.5, 8.8, 11.14 (80) UHS-VU 2.5, 4.6, 7.7, 7.10 (52) GOALS, MHSOB: L. Toman 3, J. McWhinney 2, S. Hayes 1, M. Bradshaw 1, B. Hayes 1, T. Rendell 1 ,C. Pearson 1, B. Hennessy 1 UHS-VU: J. McGee 2, B. Cross 1, J. Saill 1, J. Meehan 1, K. Barnes 1, R. Burrowes 1 BEST, MHSOB: O. Miles, T. Norton, B. Hayes, B. Hennessy, J. Smith, T. Rendell UHS-VU: E. Clarke, K. Barnes , J. McGee, J. Meehan, J. Lowe, N. Rowland

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All applications are accepted in strict confidence. Please forward applications or expressions of interest to club president Russell Wallis. Email: president@btafc.com.au Phone: 0410 335 216 All applications are accepted in strict confidence.

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UHS-VU Football Club is seeking applications for the Senior Assistant, Reserves, Thirds, Women’s (x2) and U19 coaching positions in 2019. All applications are accepted in strict confidence. Please forward applications to the club secretary Email: uhsvuinbox@gmail.com For all expressions of interest, please contact club president, David Wallace Phone: 0413 140 342 Applications close Friday October 12th

DIVISION 3

THEN THERE WERE TWO… The two standout sides in Division 3 for 2018 will face off on Sunday at Trevor Barker Oval and after a season that has had twists, turns, ups and downs, there is no doubt a big crowd will be there to witness the final showdown between Glen Eira and Hawthorn AFC. The sides have met three times this season, with an epic second semi final leaving the Gryphons battered and bruised but ultimately triumphant by a solitary point. Even with the week off, the toll that the match had with key players suffering injuries will not be truly known until 5pm on Sunday.

PREVIOUS MEETINGS ROUND 3 Glen Eira 20.13.135 def Hawthorn 11.14.80 ROUND 14 Glen Eira 17.8.110 def Hawthorn 15.13.103 2ND SEMI FINAL Glen Eira 10.9.69 def Hawthorn 9.14.68

FIVE KEY TALKING POINTS 1. Justin Raiti. Coming off a remarkable 34 vote season in the section B&F, Raiti is a known big game player and will be a key factor in whether or not the Hawks can salute at the end of the day. A player who leads by example, the Gryphons will certainly be putting in a lot of homework on how to stop the Hawthorn skipper.

2. Injuries. The injuries to the Gryphons may have just reached tipping point, including previous section B&F winner Jules Waras Carstensen breaking his arm and not being available from all reports for the grand final. The depth with the Gryphons has been outstanding, but is this the straw that breaks the camels back? 3. What game style will Kade Parteger and the Hawks employ to curtail the Gryphons front half? With their first two meetings being high scoring affairs, the nature of finals football is conducive to high pressure, lower scoring and contested football. Mix this with a quick deck at Trevor Barker Oval, the battle in the coaches’ box will be imperative. 4. Glen Eira’s spread of talent. To have 19 players poll votes in the Division 3 B&F showcases the Gryphons even-ness across the park. Lachlan Pound led the way with 17 votes, but had a vast selection of helpers which has meant the Gryphons have only fallen short once to date in 2018. 5. Expectation. How often does a side go through the season looking like the most dominant side and stumble at the final hurdle? There are plenty of examples at the highest level (Geelong 2008, St.Kilda 2009, Collingwood 2011, Sydney 2014), which Kade Parteger can draw inspiration. What has happened previous now falls into insignificance if the Hawks get up today.

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WHY HAWTHORN WILL WIN

The Gryphons are a considerably professional outfit with outstanding depth, have been the best team all year and will show their talent on Sunday on a ground that will suit their game style. Stopping all their avenues to goal has been an issue for all the Division 3 clubs in 2018 and Glen Eira have ticked every box on their way to this grand final and will complete their season in a manner which is deserved of a premiership.

After securing promotion with a win the preliminary final, you could say the Hawks have nothing to lose. After being comprehensively beaten in their first encounter, their last two showdowns have been epics. You get the feeling the Hawks are creeping closer and closer and now have unlocked the way to play to beat the Gryphons if they can get the game on their terms. Class players like Justin Raiti, Nathan Raiti and Aaron Downie can all deliver on the biggest stage and are looking like a healthier side with top end talent. Have the Hawks gained enough momentum at the right time?

WHO WILL WIN Glen Eira by 18 points. TIPS Glen Eira v Hawthorn

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Hawthorn 1.5, 3.6, 6.11, 10.16 (76) Westbourne Gr 4.0, 5.2, 6.6, 7.8 (50) GOALS, Hawthorn: C. Travaglia 2, N. Raiti 2, R. Ogge 1, A. Downie 1, S. Wintle 1, J. Ridley 1 ,C. Bilton-Gough 1, B. Ireland 1 Westbourne Gr: A. Eqbal 2, D. Collins 2, B. Johnson 2, B. Miller 1 BEST, Hawthorn: S. Gheller, N. Raiti, J. Raiti, R. Ogge, B. Johnston, C. Bilton-Gough Westbourne Gr: C. Hunter, C. Hudson, T. Rogers, P. O’Brien, P. Hudson, A. Imber

Hawthorn 3.5, 6.6, 9.11, 11.14 (80) East Aquinas 2.1, Malvern 6.4, 8.5, 9.5 (59) GOALS, Hawthorn: T. Bowler 6, D. Priest 2, M. Downie 1, T. Bevan 1, J. Smith 1 Community Bank® Branch Aquinas: A. Kinghorn 5, D. Malvaso 2, H. Judge 1, N. Spencer 1 BEST, Hawthorn: T. Bowler, T. Chapman, A. Collins, D. Grieves, T. Bevan, T. Pengilly Aquinas: H. Judge, A. Kinghorn, D. Malvaso, N. Wright, J. Morris, D. Lord

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DIVISION 4

Jake Morris

PARKSIDE BREAK X-MEN HEARTS, SET-UP PENULTIMATE CLASH WITH BULLS. After a disappointing performance against Canterbury in the 2015 Division 4 grand final, Parkside will once again have another chance to taste premiership glory after they accounted for St Francis Xavier by 65-points. In an afternoon that the team said was one of the greatest in the club’s history, Parkside’s win earnt them the right to be promoted to Division 3 next season, and a grand final date with the all-conquering North Brunswick Bulls. This will be the clubs second attempt at a flag since they returned to the Victorian Amateur Football Association in 2015, after a brief hiatus which saw them compete in the Northern Football League from 2003. This mouth-watering top of the table clash was destined to happen, and boy are we excited it finally is. The unquestioned premiership favourites all season, North Brunswick, squaring up against the unlikely hopefuls who are more than capable of committing the upsets of all upsets, Parkside. Meeting three times already this season, the Bulls have come away with the chocolates on all three occasions, with margins of victory sitting at 62, 26 and 49 points. This may suggest that our grand final could be a onesided affair, but after a dominating win over the X-Men, and big names Luciano Logozzo and Isaac Romano firing up-forward, Anthony Waters down back and captain Adam Wells in the middle leading the charge, Parkside should be very confident they’ll be able to knock over the best of the best. After just two blemishes on the year, North Brunswick earned their week off and deservedly so, hold the favouritism for this weekend’s do-or-die decider. Playing the role 38

of the immovable and intimidating shadow that lingered over the rest of the competition, the Bulls have had little issue accounting for their rivals, eviscerating all who stood before them by an average of 72-points. Goal-scoring dynamos Michael Salloum and the George brothers, Brendon and Jake, have been almost unstoppable up-forward all year, while the potential return of Daniel Orr to that forward line could help bolster it even more. Cameron Lee and Gavin Livingston in defence have helped the Bulls to the third best defensive rating on the year while midfielders Seamus Lynch and Peter Butler have been exquisite all season long. The Bulls haven’t been stopped when at their best this year, and it’s going to take a lot for that to change. Their matchup just two weeks ago in SemiFinal 2 saw the Bulls run out convincing 49-point winners. A nine-goal to two first half set up the outcome, and despite a strong showing from Parkside in the third term that saw them steadily reduce the margin, a mix of poor kicking in-front of goal and the dominance by the Bulls overwhelmed the Devils in the final stanza. The Bulls threeheaded forward monster led by Salloum and the George brothers combined for 10 of their sides 14 majors, while their stingy defensive back six limited Parkside to just 48-points, their second-lowest scoring output on the year. Emulating this performance will almost certainly be good enough to gift the Bulls their first Premiership since 1981, a monumental achievement for the club. Despite failing to stop the Bulls a fortnight ago, Parkside should now have an idea of at least how to slow down their opponents, THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2018

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whether that is crowding the backline and making life hard for the George brothers and Michael Salloum, or simply putting more numbers around the ball and relying on Adam Wells and co. to get the job done in the middle. Tidying up their inaccurate kicking of a fortnight ago goes without saying, which they went a long way in doing with a 15.5 (95) performance against St Francis Xavier last weekend. The amount of options up-forward the Bulls should be enough to overwhelm the Devils defence, making it hard to go past North Brunswick in this one. Look for Parkside to show a lot of heart, play gallant football and compete for four-quarters, but North Brunswick will just be too strong, too powerful and run out winners in what will be a historic day for the club, breaking their 37-year Premiership drought and ending their 18-year stay in Division 4 with a bang.

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Parkside 5.0, 8.5, 9.5, 15.5 (95) St Francis Xavier OC 0.1, 0.2, 4.5, 4.6 (30) GOALS, Parkside: L. Logozzo 4, S. Gilfedder 4, A. Wells 1, S. McNicholl 1, A. Gargano 1, I. Romano 1 ,M. Romano 1, T. Mitchell 1, C. Lawson 1 St Francis Xavier OC: N/A BEST, Parkside: T. McKinlay, C. Lawson, R. Susman, A. Waters, A. Wells, L. Logozzo St Francis Xavier OC: N/A

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GRAND FINAL — ORMOND VS HAMPTON ROVERS SAT : 2:30 PM – TREVOR BARKER OVAL

Ormond

Hampton Rovers

Coach: Ashleigh Lever

Coach: Anthony Quon

Tom Buckley (C)

Scott Ebbott

Tonn Steele

Adam McNeil ( C)

Anthony Folino

Kyle Pinto

Oscar Roberts

Ben Kneebush

Izzy Tahana

James Landman

Dae Szydlik

Trav Hine (VC)

Luke Gogis

Jake Lever

Mathew Care

Matthew Hine

Christian Carnovale (C)

Henry Simon

Finn McMaster

Jeremy Simon

Tim Blackburn

Daniel Corp

Jesse Selby-Hele

James Prosser

Matthew Oaten

Dillon Melnjak

Luke Duthie

Josh Pavlou

Jack McCartney

Lachie Cairns

Alistair McCooke

Shem Curry

Lloyd Anrep

Richard Atkins

Sam Mason

Max Kennedy

Luke Deville

Chris Coghlan

Campbell Hetherington

Jack Fogarty

Samuel Clements

Hamish Ramsay

Ned Fallon

Jesse Donald

Blair Atkins

B J Hardwick

Harrison Crisp

Zac Leiser-Moore

Adam Schaeche

Ed Quinn

Lachlan McCambley

Joel Melnjak

Tom Stach

Josh Broadley

Zev Aron

Michael Fletcher

Rob Chisholm

Harry Hodges

Ryan Kettle

Matthew Rieniets

Jonty Sharman-Smith

Liam McCartney

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GRAND FINAL — ORMOND VS HAMPTON ROVERS SAT : 12:00 PM – TREVOR BARKER OVAL

Ormond

Hampton Rovers

Coach: Andrew Kahofer 1

Ryan Kettle

Lucas Hemming

Rob Chisholm

Matthew Martinov

Matthew Hirschman

Jerome Keast (VC)

Matthew Hunt

Boyd Upstill

Sam Stait

Oliver Milner

Jesse Selby-Hele

Jarrad Knoester

Matthew Oaten

Orry Lack

Tim Naylor

Callam Rawlings

Luke Saunders

Jack Fogarty

Daniel Riazah-Kesheh ( C )

Daniel Smorgan

Jack Meeking

Dan Frazier

Zac Leiser-Moore

Rick Morris

Sam Ashton

Ryan White

Thomas McCrabb

Tom Stach

Daniel Haysom

Jordan Rubinstein

Daniel Wein

Jonty Sharman-Smith

Tom Putamorsi

Jarrod Kangisser

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David Broadstock Jack Zaina Jenson Hemsley Anton Duddy Nicholas Jackson Nicholas Murnane Corey Randall Daniel Anderson Tim Jones Darcy Merlo Jack Lloyd Matthew Bright Michael Timmons Shem Curry Matthew Innes Timothy Stewart Ned Fallon Douglas Ballard Corey Jones Christian Harbour Brendan Culvenor Rick Jones Jack Daley Charlie Miles Ben Clarke Sam Cougan Harry Hodges Lachlan Wheeler Adrian Hug Nick Jewell Callum Tate Rory Lynch Q2

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GRAND FINAL — UHS-VU VS OLD PARADIANS SUN : 2:20 PM – COBURG CITY OVAL

UHS-VU

Old Paradians

Coach: Brendan Payne 1

Ethan Clarke

Nick Wallace

Ben Dimattina

Brandon Jackson

James Healey

Gerard Sharrock

11 Fraser Allen

12 James Ford

13 Gerard Hawkins

16 Charlie Jackson

18 Sam McSweeney

20 James Dimattina

22 Michael Healey

23 Jack Bishop

25 Nick Devereux

26 Kynan Barnes

29 James Gilfillan

33 Essa Ramsay

36 Aaron Christensen

37 Tom Howard

38 Ben Anderson

41 Nik Amourgis

42 George McAdam

44 Luke Bell

66 Issac Brambley

74 Tom Waters

81 Joseph Turner

89 James McGee

Coach: Ryan Smith 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 20 22 24 25 26 30 32 36 37 40 42 44 51 54 Q1

Luke McCann Andrew McCann Michael Bellizia Matthew Derham Matthew Lucciani Adam Nolan Chris Kandilakis Jake Plunkett James Kandilakis Michael Deligiorgis Josh Monro Darcy Cotter David Huntley Michael Boundy Matthew Mahony Sean Money William Gilmore Aaron Serafin James Kappos Alex Asdagi Warren Jeffrey Marcus Nolan Christian White Ross Licciardi Ryan Jeffrey Robert Valente Luke Grech Andrew D'Souza Daniel McKenna James Penny Q2

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GRAND FINAL — WHITEFRIARS VS MHSOB SUN : 11:40 AM – COBURG CITY OVAL

Whitefriars

MHSOB

Coach: Tom Murphy 1 6 7 9 12 13 16 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 34 36 37 41 42 45 49 53 56 57 60 61 64 65 66 67 72 73 75 77 79 80 Q1

Ben Galtieri Paul Hennessy (Res VC) Toby Mcgurgan Alex Marcello Damien Loh Ben Kelsey Joseph Urbano Tim Baker Liam Smith Daniel Kaldor Luke Galtieri Matt Mcmahon Ben Tatterson Matt Gasowski Max Warrick Chris Brock Corey Dineen Tom Gastin Nick Mercuri James Battista Calvin Spencer (Res C) Chris Pelosi Daniel Dowisha Nick Adam Alistair Corbett Nick Hee Brett Vey (Res VC) Damien Jacotine Dominic Chambers Jack Hardy Jack Zita Anthony Lias Dylan Powell Zachary Drysdale Eddie Boal Michael Stafford

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Coach: Bernie Pretty Lim, Andrew

11 Hewish, Chad

12 Tran, Anthony

20 Smith, Jacob

22 McDonald, Kristopher

25 Fennessy-Kent, Mason

27 Hennessy, Benjamin

28 Toman, Lukas

34 Miles, Oliver

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36 Keough, Shannon

38 Rendell, Tom

39 Bradshaw, Matthew

43 Chalk-Hatton, Thomas

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45 McWhinney, Charles

46 Duran, Matthew

47 Norton, Thomas

50 Hart, Will

51 Moran, John

53 Curtin, Danel

54 Burton, Ben

57 Pearson, Charles

61 McWhinney, James

64 Hayes, Bryce

66 Garwood, Ward

67 Capuano, Jake

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DIVISION 3

GRAND FINAL — GLEN EIRA VS HAWTHORN SUN : 2:30 PM – TREVOR BARKER OVAL

Glen Eira

Hawthorn

Coach: Jon Edgar 1 3 6 7 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 25 29 31 32 33 38 46 49 59 65 74 77 78 79 80 94 96 97 99 Q1

Chris Higgins Matt Harris Todd Richardson Nathan Dennis Thomas Costigan Matt Wilkins Julius Waras Carstensen Andrew Barrett Jamie Doran Joel Ludik Mark Ramanathan Daniel Entwistle Connor Huthwaite Cale Hirschman Ben Rose Ash Carey Michael Fletcher Harrison King Alex Ross Brent Connelly Varun Wijewardane Ben Fullerton Matt Savage Anthony Rowe Daniel Petsinis Daniel Baxter Julian Stone Nicolas Chapman James Bartholomeusz Tim Dobson Stuart Carey Leo Laucher-Linares Ryan Cohen Jesse Maxfield Lachlan Pound

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Coady Travaglia Dean Monohan Lee Jefferies Danny Priest Paul Nunan Tom Boots Zac Jardine Trent Pengilly Justin Raiti Callum Bilton-Gough Scott Gheller Ciaran McAdam Aaron Downie Michael Olsen Dave Upton James Perks Rick Ogge Daniel Bye Nathan Raiti James Murray Hadrian Prest Cameron Allum Brodie Johnston Darcy Johnston Travis Whittle Ben Robertson Thomas Bowler Tom Bevan Liam Zeschke Tim Matheson James Ridley Patrick Brooks Steve Wintle Q2

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GRAND FINAL — GLEN EIRA VS HAWTHORN SUN : 12:00 PM – TREVOR BARKER OVAL

Glen Eira

Hawthorn AFC

Coach: Adrian Flowerday 2 4 5 9 10 11 14 16 19 20 22 23 27 29 32 33 36 38 40 44 46 49 51 52 65 70 70 76 78 86 89 98 Q1

Ivan Nuguid Callum Buchanan Ilya Fridman Tom Costigan Scott McLeod-Dryden Tom Strudwick Jamie Doran Mark Ramanathan Patrick Lithgow Ben Rose Andrew Robilliard Corey Gordon James Rose Josh Pearson Gerrard Kirzner Varun Wijewardane Scott Dowsing Ben Fullerton Chris Fletcher Peter Rohr Matt Savage Anthony Rowe Harrison Hough Adrian Flowerday Daniel Baxter Vaughan Coffey Harrison King Roman Zemlinsky James Bartholomeusz Ben Zurak Simon Abel Jeremy Tobin Q2

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Josh Strachan James Smith Dan Lauletta Prijinth Vijaykumar Jonathan Papailiou Matthew Bolte Angus Hayes Tim Chapman Brandon Tanti Serge Moussi Josh Westhead Phil Avery James Barker Matthew Tanis Mark Fraser Simon Lauletta Cameron Giddings Henil Kothari Jakob McCorkell Adam Collins Dale Mitchell Dayan Tatlock Tom Reddecliffe Matthew Downie Dean Papailiou Pat Clancey Raihaan Mohammed Sam Waldron James Gunn James Turnbull Daniel Grieves James Pitcher Tom Goodwin Grant Tall Q2

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GRAND FINAL — NORTH BRUNSWICK VS PARKSIDE SAT : 2:20 PM – GARVEY OVAL

North Brunswick

Parkside

Coach: Marcus Butera 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 36 37 Q1

Andrew Keegan Nick Trewhella Peter Butler Hugh Sheehan Pat Notaro William Croagh Tom Falconer Simon Mair Karl Brockman Matt Dal Santo Brad Dancer James Davis Stephen Monteleone Max Coutts Jake George Ash Rae Brendan George Keary Mourelatos Justin Fistrovic Mathew David Rob Santacroce Yohan Jayasinghe Pat Aulich Adam Densten Tom Randall Chris Gregory Jack Christie James Hayes Tom Leary Darcy Gazelle Daniel Manus Gavin Livingston Chris Bateman Troy Geary Richard Dowsett Adam Ramzy Davor Lucevic

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Steven Miller Beau Branch Brendan Sutherland Jayden Geary Daniel Orr Stuart Stephens Seamus Lynch Jarryd Bendall Brendan Derbyshire Wendall Goyne Damien Hewitt Adam Kaminsky Mick Salloum Vinny Aulich Pat Curotte Angus Keillor Aaron Sparkes Ryan Underwood Luke Wentworth Cameron Lee Phillips Brady Joe Hickey Gus Selaidinakos Evan Davey Tim Garrow Josh Adams Lachie McDonald Daylan Bennett Ryan Moore Chris Tancock Mick Ewart Micheal Khoury John Tiernan Richard O’Connell Thomas Waugh Martin Lagarenne

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Harry Dehne

Aloma Obialor

Adamo Gargano

Isaac Romano

Adam Wells (C)

Jack Hamilton

Marco Creek

Sam Gilfedder

10 Cody Lawson

11 Bradley Stack

12 Sean Mchnicholl

13 Matthew Soligo

14 Thomas Mitchell

15 Fergus Marron

49 Anthony Waters

17 Ryder Susman

18 Jacob Heritage

19 Kieran Wallace

20 Lachlan Jacob

21 Thomas Mckinlay

50 Riley Shortal

59 Maroun Fahl

75 Jack Friel

26 Luciano Logozzo

30 Michael Romano

35 Cameron Mcfadyen

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DIVISION 4 RESERVES

GRAND FINAL — NORTH BRUNSWICK VS PARKSIDE SAT : 11:40 AM – GARVEY OVAL

North Brunswick

Parkside

Coach: Marcus Butera 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 36 37 Q1

38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 72 73 75

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Coach: Anthony Romano 2

Aloma Obialor

Cooper Bingham

Harry Farley

12 Adam Moffa

15 Matthew Moses

16 Clint Virgona

17 Daniel Loannou

22 Evan Morris

23 Jack Caton

25 Michael Sabelberg

27 Luke Bates

30 Christian Ramos

31 Hamish Brett

35 Anthony Romano

37 Theo Gallos

41 Nicholas Alsop

43 Edward Mason

45 Tommy Gook

50 Max Vollebergh

52 Zak Foley

53 Samuel Johnson

64 Clint Newton

66 Marcus Daminato

70 Josh Boyle

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RETROSPECTIVE

Geoff Reilley

@GeoffreyReilley

5 YEARS AGO - 2013 The Premier C preliminary final was between Marcellin and Old Ivanhoe, with Marcellin holding a five-point lead at half time in a low scoring game of football. Old Ivanhoe flexed their muscles in the third term and jumped to a 20-point lead. In the final term, Marcellin had no answers for the applied pressure and dash of the Old Ivanhoe formation, who ran out easy winners in the end 14.3 to 5.9 and earnt the right to challenge Mazenod in the Grand Final. Best players - Del Monte (8), Glavas, Hondromatidis, D Heta, H Heta, Nagel (Old Ivanhoe) and T Carlson, J Bortolotto, J Carlson, Blanch, Gasparini, Augustin (Marcellin). The Division 1 grand final was a local derby between fierce Hampton Rovers and Ormond. The Rovers had the lead at quarter time by 10 points and increased it to 27 points at half time. Ormond came out full of determination after half time but the Rovers met every challenge and increased their lead to 32 points by the final break. The final quarter was a ‘walk in the park’ for the Rovers who cantered home 17.20 to 9.10 for a fully deserved flag. Ormond had won their way through the first semi and preliminary. Best - Corp (4), Pinto (3), McNeil, Ting, Lovig, Fletcher (Hampton) and Seehusen, Tabakman (4), Upstill, Blandford, Gay, Martinov (Ormond). Old Geelong won the Reserves grand final against Ormond 12.20 to 7.8. Ormond were disappointed to lose having finished the home and away season on top of the ladder. Best - Kemp, Leahy (3), Macdonald, Quirk, Herd, Hughes (Geelong) and Clinch, Pappas, Haysom, Jacobs, Casey, Atkins (Ormond)

10 YEARS AGO - 2008 The A Section prelim between Collegians and Old Xaverians became a one-sided affair after half time as the Lions took over completely. The three quarter time score (14.10 to 6.11) was conclusive enough and the final score 16.15 to 7.12 made Collegians red hot favourites for the following week. Best players - Dixon, Adkins, Roach, Fry, Baxter, A Stone (Coll) and Chatfield, T Clarke (3), S Johnston, Douglas, Scanlon, Ryan (Xavs). A Section scribe, Jonathan Horne, made a strong point about how Collegians, not that long ago, had been in C Section and their school team were ‘not worth a cracker’. He went on to say that the C Section team now had a core of senior players who didn’t ‘jump ship’ or chase money elsewhere and were important parts of the 2008 side taking all before them - Jono Dixon, Cam Unsworth, Brock Mooney and Shura Taft were among them. Jono also noted several key old boys from the school who didn’t quite ‘nail a career’ in AFL were now key players, namely Nick Ries, Fergus Watts and Nick Stone. 50

The C Section grand final was another local derby, Ormond v Hampton Rovers, and was a tough encounter from the opening bounce. The Rovers held a one-goal lead in the first quarter but Ormond increased their intensity in the second term to lead by four goals at half time. The Rovers reduced the margin to 11 points at three quarter time but it was all Ormond in the last with Robbins on fire up forward and they went on to win 15.12 to 9.10. Best - S Keleher, Robbins (6), Duthie, Cromack, Allan, Keane (Ormond) and Ting, Devereaux, Zampaglione, Carr, Gavina, Dallas (Hampton Rovers). Bulleen Templestowe won the D1 grand final against Old Geelong in a high scoring game (21.9 to 17.21) with the OGs making a huge effort in the last quarter with 8.4 to 4.2. Best - Bone, Bain (6), McKenzie, Voglis (6), Williams, Tulloch (BT) and Vasey, Bayles, Casboult, Branigan (5), Legoe, Lyons (OG).

20 YEARS AGO - 1998 It was a premiership for Hampton Rovers in C Section in a thriller over Beaumaris 11.9 to 10.9. There was never much between the two teams for the whole day in this ‘seaside’ battle by two determined teams. Best - Hobson, Browne, Power (4), S Anderson, D Artz, Natoli (Rovers) and Sherman, A Quin, Vaughan, Fraser, Mitchell (Beaumaris). The winning line up was B: Martyn, Day, Hobson HB: Hoare, Scarlett, Ferguson C: B Artz, S Anderson, D Anderson HF: Wills, Parkinson, Blick F: Ferguson, Power, Natoli RUCKS: Browne, D Artz, McKellar (C): IC: Grimmer, Helliger, McGregor Coach: Russell Barnes Whitefriars (12.20) defeated Southbank (7.11) in the D Section grand final. Best - Power, Pawlik, Jongebloed. Winterburn, Bateman, Gillan (Whitefriars) and Morgan, McNamara, Murphy, Rhodes, Corboy, Rolfs (Southbank).

30 YEARS AGO - 1988 The A Section second semi final saw top team Old Paradians face up to Ormond (2nd). After an even first quarter, Ormond built a six-goal lead by half time and went on to a huge win (21.13 to 9.15) to earn the right of entry into the grand final. Best - M McDonald, Jobling, Kingston (3), Gilmore, Schuhkraft (6), Barnes (Ormond) and Beare, Canavan, Pritchard, M Considine, M Wood, P Considine (Old Paradians). Parkside thrashed Kew in the B Section second semi 17.17 to 8.13 after Kew had finished clear on top of the ladder. There were only two points in it at half time but Parkside ‘obliterated’ Kew in the second half. Best - Sedgwick, Cowell, L Panjari, Sansonetti, Inserra (4), Sturgess (Parkside) and Thornley, Kalac, Smith. Lord, Love, Peric (Kew). In a thrilling C Section Grand Final with never more than a goal difference throughout the game, Old THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2018

Melburnians defeated Old Brighton 11.10 to 10.10. Best - Johnstone, Pisarski, Brown, Bradshaw, Nichols, Cordner (OM’s) and Lade, O’Connor, Woff, Barber, Farrell, P Grant (OB). The D Section grand final was also a really close match before Preston MBOB triumphed over Hampton Rovers 10.12 to 9.11. Best - De Bono, Brydson, Turner, O’Connor, O’Brien, Johnson (Preston) and Hartshorn, Hoggett, Austin, Capp, E Melnjak, Young (Hampton Rovers).

40 YEARS AGO - 1978 It was preliminary final time for A and B Sections but grand finals for the sections below. In C Section, AJAX were fighting back after finishing on top of the ladder after Round 18 and then losing the second semifinal. Their opponents, Old Xaverians, had come from fourth position having disposed of St Kilda CBCOB in the prelim. Although getting one-point in front at half time, AJAX could not hold the Xavs who kicked away in the third term and went on to win 16.8 to 11.11. Best players – Hants, Sierakowski, Noonan, Brimacombe, Caleo, O’Sullivan (Old Xavs) and M Ritterman, Rosner, H Ritterman, Korn, Marks, Fayman (AJAX). In a thrilling D Section grand final, Old Camberwell hung on to defeat St Kevins Old Boys, 19.13 to 19.10. Best players – Hewitt, D Rimington, A Ker, Ellis, MacCallum, Horton (Old Camberwell) and Callanan, D Reynolds, Hart, Hannan (6), McKaige, Gavern. Bulleen Templestowe were too strong for St Bedes Old Collegians in the E Section grand final, 23.11 to 15.17. Best players – Johnston, Lempriere (7), Ling, Dozzi, Walton, Keast (Bulleen Templestowe) and Signoretti, Lockwood (4), Howe, Fogarty, Vaughan, O’Shannassy (St Bedes). Thornbury won the F Section premiership comfortably, 13.17 to Bulleen United’s 7.14. Best players – S Byrne, M Staff, Pietsch, G Burrows, Cowan, Fitzpatrick (Thornbury) and Morley, R Divirglio, Wilson, McLeod, A Divirglio, Slett.

50 YEARS AGO - 1968 Footscray Tech Old Boys comfortably won the C Section grand final 11.6 to St Bernard’s 7.9. Footscray led from early in the second quarter and were not headed. Best players – Smalley, Dyer, Scott, Park, McNeil, Henderson (Footscray) and Hancox, Hilbert, McCartney, Collins, Trigg, Taylor (St Bernard’s). National Bank easily won the D Section grand final 16.11 to Tooronga Malvern 7.16. Best players – Temby, R Sutherland, Brewer, Dunn, Wakefield, Lloyd (National Bank) and Steele, Madigan, G Downs, Buick, O’Hagan, Martin (Tooronga Malvern). It was a great E Section grand final with nothing between the two sides, AMP Society and Old Trinity Grammarians. AMP were the victors after coming from behind in the last few minutes, 8.11 to 7.13. Best players THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2018

– Metcalfe, Eddy, Eberhard, Sewell, Phelan, Crompton (AMP) and Curtis, Christie, Kennedy, Williams, Duke, Jones (Old Trinity). Ormond won the Junior 1 Section grand final, 13.14 to University 8.10. Best players – Fitts, Bourne, Hamley, Russ, Jackson, Jones (Ormond) and Astbury, Smith, Johnson, Leitch, Fielder, Brown (University).

60 YEARS AGO - 1958 In the C Section grand final, De La Salle met Parkside hoping to gain promotion to the higher section for the second consecutive season, having been runners-up to National Bank in D Section in 1957. De La established themselves early in the game and were never headed although Parkside held them scoreless in the final quarter and drew within 10 points. The D’s defenders held firm to ensure the premiership was theirs, 6.12 to 5.8. Best players – Watts, Gilfedder, Pilkington, Nesbit, Kelly, Watts (DLS) and Wasley, Randell, McDonald, Dempster, Die, Holcombe (Parkside). Port Melbourne’s dazzling second quarter left Bellfield standing as Port went on to win the D Section flag, 14.10 to 10.12. Best players – Aghan, Conway, Oliver (4), Munnery, Donohue, Eno (Port Melbourne) and Bartlett, Smith, Lawton, Chapman (3), Spencer, Getson (Bellfield). St Kilda CBC’s strong second half enabled them to take the E Section pennant, 12.14 to ANZ Bank’s 10.13. Best players – D Davidson, Walsh, Roseman, Langley (3), O’Brien, Marchmont (St Kilda CBC) and Elvish, Bendall, Goldsmid (3), Black, Spencer (ANZ). The A grade second semi final was a thriller with Collegians in control throughout until Old Xaverians staged a fighting finish and drew level with a goal kicked seconds before the final siren. In the replay, Collegians established an early lead and were never in danger of defeat! St Kilda CBC Old Boys, in an impressive debut in E Section, finished on top of the ladder and defeated Uni Reds by two points in the second semi, while ANZ Bank defeated Old Brighton by eight points in the first semi final.

70 YEARS AGO - 1948 Uni Blacks 11.22 defeated Hampton Rovers 10.10 in the A Section second semi final. Best - Doug Heywood, John Brady, Denis Cordner (Uni Blacks) and Doug Arnold, Peter Lucas, Merv Davidson (Hampton Rovers). In B Section, Old Xaverians defeated Balwyn by seven points to gain admission to A Section for the following season. Dooley, Ralph and McCluskey were the stars for the Xavs. Geelong won the C Section flag when they kicked 6.6 to Alphington’s 1.1 in the first quarter. Although Alphington fought back in the last quarter with 5.1 to 1.2, Geelong ran out winners by 21 points. 51

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U19 FINALS

U19 FINALS INFO - SEPTEMBER 8 & 9 Section

Final

Home Team

Away Team

Time

U19 Premier

Grand Final

Old Scotch

U19 Premier Reserve

Grand Final

Old Xaverians St Kevins OB

SUN 11:40 AM Box Hill City Oval

U19 Section 2

Grand Final

Williamstown Old Carey CYMS

SAT

9:20 AM

Box Hill City Oval

U19 Section 3

Grand Final

Mazenod

Old Brighton SAT

9:20 AM

Trevor Barker Oval

U19 Section 4

Grand Final

Old McKinnon/ Glen Eira

PEGS

SUN 9:20 AM

Trevor Barker Oval

U19 Section 5

Grand Final

Aquinas

De La Salle

SAT

Garvey Oval

Old Xaverians SUN 2:20 PM

9:20 AM

Venue Box Hill City Oval

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HOLMESGLEN UNDER 19

Marty Kelliher

PREMIER: PRELIMINARY FINAL REVIEW: A game with contrasting emotions and attitudes from both teams - Old Xaverians came to play and simply overpowered a very meek De La Salle who have endured a horror show in this season’s finals campaign. Best for the victors were Power, MacIsaac, Turner and the irrepressible Batten whilst Soccio was the recipient of all that hard work up the ground and kicked five. For De La, it was Ahearn who looked to break lines, along with undersized ruck Bohan, Aitken and O’Callaghan who tried valiantly.

GRAND FINAL PREVIEW: Given both teams have squared results across the year when they have met, it augers well for a close game and one that could showcase all that is good about U19 footy in the VAFA. In many ways, it’s a contrast of styles as Old Xaverians are all about power and intimidation to place doubts in the minds of their opponents, along with a very structured defence, pacy wingers and outside flankers to help carry the ball deep into the forward area. For Old Scotch, they work upon their two way running where they push numbers back to clog up the opposing forward area whilst slingshotting the ball up the ground where they have a number of runners making space. In all, it makes for a fascinating contest. Xavs will need to keep the ball away from Griffin, keep a tight rein on Bangs and the Loveridge boys who were all instrumental in their second semi win over De La, whereas for Scotch they need to be wary of Sheedy, the inside work of Batten, the pace outside of Troiani and keep the ball away from their tall defenders who were supreme in their win last week. After being pilloried for not selecting them last year, and having seen both sides up close over the last two weeks I’m leaning to Old Xaverians, but only because of their hatred of losing, and more particularly to this week’s opponent. Holmesglen U19 Premier Old Scotch v Old Xaverians

PREMIER RESERVE: My prognostication that Old Scotch would bring a few back to help their reserve side make a grand final was errant as SKOB, who’s senior U19 team put the cue in the rack early, were far too strong and advance to their second successive grand final in this competition with this 2nd team have a chance to register their 4th consecutive premiership. With the talent they have at their disposal, they will overcome Old Xaverians who 54

probably have their focus on the 2.00pm game. Holmesglen U19 Premier Reserve Old Xaverians v SKOB

SECTION 2: PRELIMINARY FINAL REVIEW: Old Carey advance to the last game of the season as a result of overcoming a spluttering Parkdale which had wobbled badly in the lead up to finals and just couldn’t get their mojo back and reclaim their spot in premier for season 2019. That in itself may undersell the achievement of Old Carey who have made significant gains in their U19 program and this victory provides an opportunity for them to go back to back. With a solitary goal to the main break, it was looking ominous for Parkdale which was only compounded when the Panthers kicked away in the third to establish an unassailable lead, subsequently cruising into the grand final.

GRAND FINAL PREVIEW: Both Williamstown CYMS and Old Carey are clubs on the rise, albeit in slightly different circumstances, Williamstown via the strong junior program, a club with ambitious spirit who have taken the punt with two U19 teams, and Old Carey with a burgeoning relationship with the school where they have a ready-made pool of raw talent they can nurture. This game looks to be extremely evenly matched and results across the year have mirrored that. Carey have a number of players who are the barometers for them; Chapman who has been listed in the best 11 times this year, Virgona, Dickson and Valentine have also been prominent across the year, and they will need to be watched. The Seagulls have been well led by Cutajar, who is now in his third year of U19 footy, Haines, Kellett and Costa. There’s an apocryphal story told by Martin Flanagan of ex-Carlton player Brent Crosswell tipping a draw in a match, and given the closeness across the year of these two teams, that could indeed be an option, but I’m going to flip the coin and say Williamstown, and I have no rational reason why. Holmesglen U19 Section 2 Williamstown CYMS v Old Carey

SECTION 3:

PRELIMINARY FINAL REVIEW:

Old Brighton won through to the grand final when they defeated a gallant Marcellin who simply lacked the firepower of their opponents. The Tonners were well led by familiar names in Hynes, Burt and Campigli and they now face up to Mazenod seeking THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2018

to avenge their loss two weeks ago.

GRAND FINAL PREVIEW: All clubs want to sell a message of hope for the future, and Mazenod have that message here. They have an exciting group of youngsters coming through, they are chasing back to back flags and they could be the group that returns their seniors to Premier B. For Old Brighton, they have a mix of older lads with some boys from the school to help them secure a flag. For Mazenod, they will need to keep an eye on Campigli (11 times listed in the best), Konoroth (9 times) and Hynes along with Branson who looks to have come from the school. Lock these guys down and they can repeat their victory of two weeks ago. For the Tonners, they need to be aware of Raffa who had been drafted into the seniors to try and halt the slide to Premier C, Sullivan who has been growing in stature late in the season, as well as Pascuzzi and Khaiyath. Given that the teams have clearly been the benchmark across the season, it has the hallmarks of being close and tight and the vanquished will be unlucky. I’m tipping a reverse of the second semi, with Old Brighton will get the win in a close one. Holmesglen U19 Section 3 Mazenod v Old Brighton

SECTION 4:

PRELIMINARY FINAL REVIEW:

PEGS won through to earn their second successive promotion when they defeated a gallant South Melbourne districts by two goals. In reality it was probably more comfortable then the scoreboard suggested, but that still creates a few more jangly nerves amongst Bomber supporters. For the Bloods, this was a terrific start to life in U19 footy and word has it they may be looking to enter a second team next year.

GRAND FINAL PREVIEW: The two best teams in the grade made it through, and to be fair PEGS will need to find an extra gear here if they are to wrest the pretty firm grip that Old McKinnon/Glen Eira have around the trophy. There may be some issues with the Gryphons as their seniors lost a few soldiers to season ending injuries and may come looking for younger players from this group to plug those gaps, so PEGS may have just that little bit of luck that’s needed. When we look at the teams, Old McKinnon/Glen Eira have Strangio and Cohen but either of them could be drafted up to the seniors, Bass has been good and McDonald too across the year. For PEGS, they will look to Constantinou who has 46 goals to this point to provide again, he has been well supported by THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2018

Gallus with 23, plus Carlini and Riley. I’m sticking with Old McKinnon/Glen Eira but it won’t all be one way traffic. I think it may well take until the last quarter for the decisive break to be made, but it’s the Gryphons flag this year. Holmesglen U19 Section 4 Old McKinnon/Glen Eira v PEGS

SECTION 5: PRELIMINARY FINAL REVIEW: Old Paradians bowed out after being defeated by a young De La Salle team which led all day, but struggled to put the gallant Raiders away until late in the game. It was a terrific game of footy, with Old Paradians having plenty to look forward to with some good young players coming through. For De La, they made hard work of it but when they were tested they had enough numbers and a couple of class acts who helped steady the ship and get them home.

GRAND FINAL PREVIEW: Aquinas have probably been the team to beat since about Round 4, which ironically was the week after they had been beaten in a terrific game of footy by their very opponents today in De La Salle. With nothing to lose, De La can roll the dice given Aquinas were very good in their win over them two weeks ago. The Dees need more output from their leaders than they got last time, and for Aquinas it’s about recognising this massive opportunity to take some silverware back to Ringwood and start climbing through the grades. De La will need to stop the supply from the mids because up forward they have Dwyer (47), Mantel (43) and Baxter (48) who work well. They are well fed by Dodd (8 times in the best), the pocket rocket Noyes (9 times) and Leigh (7 times), so there’s plenty of players for De La to account for. The Bloods will recognise that De La as a sum are greater than their individual parts and have fantastic spirit which takes them a long way. Players that have been prominent across the year include Powell in defence along with Horrigan and White, but it’s more the collective and their overall and combined work rate which gives them a chance. I’m leaning to Aquinas to win purely because De La’s young side got the jitters when it got close last week. Aquinas more imposing bodies across the ground could also impose themselves over their more diminutive opponents, all of which are cortical ingredients in any grand final. Holmesglen U19 Section 5 Aquinas v De La Salle

RESULTS

Holmesglen U19 Premier

Old Xaverians 5.1, 9.6, 14.7, 16.12 (108) De La Salle 0.4, 0.5, 4.9, 4.10 (34) GOALS, Old Xaverians: L. Soccio 5, T. Simmons 3, C. MacIsaac 2, L. Agnoletto 2, E. Ralph 1, S. Turner 1 ,M. Batten 1, B. Scala 1 De La Salle: T. Deane-Johns 2, S. Fernandez 1, C. McGAW 1 BEST, Old Xaverians: J. Power, S. Turner, B. Kennedy, T. Simmons, C. MacIsaac, T. Hart De La Salle: B. Ahearn, P. Bohan, C. Aitken, T. Deane-Johns, S. O’Callaghan, S. Fernandez

Holmesglen U19 Premier Reserve

St Kevins 3.6, 7.11, 9.16, 12.20 (92) Old Scotch 0.2, 2.3, 4.6, 6.6 (42) GOALS, St Kevins: J. Willmott 3, J. Trnacek 2, M. Tarraran 1, A. Connell 1, B. Pearce 1, J. Ward 1 ,J. Davidson 1, T. Andriske 1, D. Grace 1 Old Scotch: C. Francis 2, A. Roller 2, J. Arthur 1, N. Kirchhofer 1 BEST, St Kevins: J. Liszukiewicz, A. Sweeney, D. Grace, T. Andriske, J. Doyle, J. Davidson Old Scotch: J. Tarrant, J. Arthur, B. Arnold, L. Nicholls, C. O’Nians, A. Manson

Holmesglen U19 Section 2

Old Carey 0.2, 3.3, 7.4, 7.8 (50) Parkdale Vultures 0.3, 1.3, 3.3, 4.4 (28) GOALS, Old Carey: N. Brewin 3, B. Chatfield 1, L. Summers 1, L. Miller 1, S. Morarty 1 Parkdale Vultures: L. Clark 2, M. Wetering 1 BEST, Old Carey: H. Chapman, O. Dickson, L. Miller, C. Virgona, N. Valentine, N. Dempsey Parkdale Vultures: C. Balic, M. Bode, B. Cairns-Bertrand, L. Clark, S. Luscombe

Holmesglen U19 Section 3

Old Brighton 4.2, 8.4, 11.6, 12.13 (85) Marcellin OC 0.5, 2.6, 5.7, 6.8 (44) GOALS, Old Brighton: D. Adams 2, H. Osborne 2, J. Turner 2, J. Micari 1, B. Branson 1, F. Campigli 1 ,M. Hughes 1, T. Burns 1, T. Kenny 1 Marcellin OC: W. Campitelli 2, B. Kearns 2, O. Rewell 1, J. Way 1 BEST, Old Brighton: H. Hynes, M. Burt, J. Turner , F. Campigli, B. Branson, T. Kenny Marcellin OC: T. Harvey, W. Campitelli, M. Capetola, B. Kearns, J. Vassel, J. Bowers-Bone

Holmesglen U19 Section 4

PEGS 2.5, 6.7, 9.9, 10.10 (70) South Melbourne Districts 0.1, 3.3, 4.6, 8.10 (58) GOALS, PEGS: T. Gallus 3, N. Constantinou 2, K. Alessi 2, K. Gaylor 1, M. Luisetto 1, R. Simmons 1 South Melbourne Districts: M. Capp 2, T. Foley 2, H. Twigg 1, Z. Howson 1, T. ConstableArmstrong 1, J. Andrew 1 BEST, PEGS: E. Batistatos, K. Gaylor, C. Phelan, T. Gallus, J. Chambers, T. Riley South Melbourne Districts: K. Macaulay, T. Foley, Z. Howson, J. Wilson, A. Dinler, T. Constable-Armstrong

Holmesglen U19 Section 5

De La Salle 4.5, 6.8, 9.9, 12.11 (83) Old Paradians 2.2, 5.3, 5.5, 10.8 (68) GOALS, De La Salle: J. Foltynowicz 3, B. Joyce 2, A. Grey 1, K. Walford 1, A. Pinna 1, T. Buzza 1 ,J. White 1, M. Moolman 1, L. Eldering 1 Old Paradians: J. Fotinos 3, J. Hickman 2, C. Watson 2, J. Valle 1, K. Mahony 1, T. Philp 1 BEST, De La Salle: R. Ritson, C. Quitt, E. Powell, L. Eldering, J. Foltynowicz, S. Mahon Old Paradians: C. Watson, K. Mahony, N. Walter, J. Fotinos, P. Patrikios, J. Caruso

2018 Premier Thirds

St Kevins OB Gold 2.6, 7.7, 11.13, 12.15 (87) Old Scotch 0.2, 2.3, 2.5, 3.8 (26) GOALS, St Kevins OB Gold: W. Stoitse 4, Z. Ginies 3, E. Ring 2, N. McArdle 1, P. Di Natale 1, W. Doble 1 Old Scotch: W. Strange 1, E. Russell 1, N. Walmsley 1 BEST, St Kevins OB Gold: Z. Ginies, D. Moore, W. Stoitse, M. Spence, L. McDonell, M. Shanahan Old Scotch: R. Macdougall, J. McIntosh, A. Brooke (O/A U19), S. Hatty, H. Dennis, T. Lindholm Old Melburnians 3.4, 3.5, 6.7, 7.9 (51) University Blacks 2.1, 3.4, 5.4, 6.5 (41) GOALS, Old Melburnians: L. Bennett 3, R. Wood-Freeman 1, J. McMullin 1, N. Von Bibra 1, L. Horne 1 University Blacks: J. Di Nezza 2, J. Leviston 1, C. Prendergast 1, E. Etheridge 1, J. Muller 1 BEST, Old Melburnians: J. McMullin, A. Coleridge, H. Clancey, L. Horne, R. Wood-Freeman University Blacks: E. Etheridge, B. Poole, J. Dawson, R. Cleary, B. Robinson, A. McIntyre

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U19 PREMIER GRAND FINAL TEAM LISTS

GRAND FINAL — OLD SCOTCH VS OLD XAVERIANS SUN : 2:20 PM – BOX HILL CITY OVAL

Old Scotch

Old Xaverians

Coach: Mark Gnatt 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 21 22 24 25 27 30 32 34 35 37 38 41 42 62 66 69 71 77 78 Q1

Tom Clarke Sam Townsend Josh Edwards Kierann Forbes Ben Quint Hugh Longbottom Matthew Hucul Daniel Clearihan Noah Croes Austin Harding (Co-Capt) Howie Japp Fraser Morrisby Max Hackett Charlie Shaw Will Griﬃn Will Clark Alex Capp Charlie Cormack Lachlan Bangs Ethan Maxwell (Co-Capt) Charlie Jackson Angus Roller Tom Blenheim James Tarrant Charlie Loveridge Cooper Harvey Will Easton Tom Loveridge Nat Kirchofer Tom Polkinghorne James Broderick Luke Nicholls Will Nicholls Freddie Osborn Q2

G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G Q3

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Coach: Sam Shaw B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B

Jordan Troiani

Lucas Watt

Michael Speakman

Ben Scala

Jeremy Power

Billy Kennedy

James Hess

11 Christopher Vanderkley

12 Ed Ralph

B B

13 Tom Simmons

14 Patrick Bourke

16 Lucas Agnoletto

17 James Dalbosco

19 Dylan Jones

Jack Unger

22 Michael Batten (C)

23 Charlie MacIsaac

24 Sam Turner

27 Oliver Fraser

28 Peter Beaton

29 Gus Lachal

34 Finley Crameri

35 Lachlan Doquile

38 Angus Sheedy

43 Thomas Hart

46 Lucas Soccio (C)

47 Adam MacIsaac

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St Kevins OB

Coach: Pat Allan

6 11 20 23 25 29 30 31 32 34 36 37 39 40 41 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 56 57 58 59 60 61 64 65 Q1

Daniel Amicucci Nicholas McCaffery Matthew Perrett (C) Charlie Niall Ben Lefebvre James Kentish Alex Eden-Lachowicz Max Farrell Harry Ralph Andrew Seal Sam Stevenson Charlie Connors James Grant Jack Christopher Chris Vanderkley Callum Todaro Adam MacIsaac James Skene Michael Vujic Lachlan MacKinnon Harry Willems Julian Rickard (VC) Nick Harries Jowell Cowell Nicholas MacIsaac (VC) Henry Hall James Grant Richard Beaton Thomas McCarthy Callum Kelly Callum Goessler Jonathan Catania William Fox Q2

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GRAND FINAL — WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS VS OLD CAREY SAT : 9:20 AM – BOX HILL CITY OVAL

Williamstown CMYS

Old Carey

Coach: Con Terzoglou

Coach: Jeremy Dickson

Mac Short

Jack Desmier

Pat Galic

Brody Chatfield

Cody Hemphill

Lucas Mercorillo

Paddy Quay

Connor Bavage

Jordan Lloyd

Blake Parkinson

Jack Mattsson

Dylan Wolters

Lachlan Miller

Ryan Hexter

Tom Atkins

10 Ben Croft

Nick Valentine

11 Jack Noonan

Lachlan Summers

12 Daniel Cross

Ben Worth

13 Matt Dixon

Riley Thompson

14 Nathan Malkoun

Oliver Dickson

15 Jack Sutter

Charlie Clifford

16 Lucas Andrew

Mac Hogg

17 Jack Rossi

Zach Dempsey

18 Ben Connolly

Connor Virgona

19 Dean Cutajar

Henry Chapman

Harry Thomson

20 Victa Hosking

Tadan Vitacca

21 Mason Lindner

Ed Phillips

22 Tom Gannon

Nick Brewin

23 Jack Van Wyndgaarden

Fergus Lake

24 Jack McCall

Sam Morarty

25 Lewis Kennedy

Noah Dempsey

26 Luke Green

Tom Nixon

27 Jarryd Di Genova

Matt Knox

7 8 9

Oliver Becroft

Will Chan

Ben Hodge

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HOLMESGLEN UNDER 19

U19 SECTION 3 PRELIM FINAL

GRAND FINAL — MAZENOD VS OLD BRIGHTON SAT : 9:20 AM – TREVOR BARKER OVAL

Mazenod

Old Brighton

Coach: Damien Sherlock 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 36 39 40 44 47 49 64 65

Matt Fewings James King Jackson D’Angelo Sheldon Connelly Lachlan Noone Jarryd Raffa Taylor Siwek Matthew Jago Josh McKenna Lachie McKenna Jack Neil Nathan Decleva Phil Ilic Zach Gubbels Callum Charman Mitch Whiting Auzbert Tallis Nicholas Byard Liam Ryan Adam Gilmore Joshua Hill Ruergan Braganza Francis Connelly Liam Sherlock Jack Sullivan Mat Stojanoski Arlyn Khaiyath Joel Welsford Nick Pascuzzi Marcus Marriette Atunaisa Bose Luke Pipolo Max Driscoll Vincent Zagari Liam La’brooy Chayce Black Connor Dixson

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Harry Osborne

Nick Phillips

Andrew Tzimas

Charlie Kenny

Paddy Inglis

Finn Campigli

Matt Speirs

Max Burt

Tom Wallace (Captain)

Charlie Hicks

Matt Harris

Thomas Burns

Tommy Kenny

Bryson Konoroth

Mitch Hughes

Jake Turner

Steven Alesi

Hugo Butler

Harry Hynes

Sam Ryan

Ben Branson

Jackson Collins

Sam Larkworthy

Mitch Hurd

Ben Cochran

Joe Micari

Ryan Riddell

Hamish Dick

Mack Burgoine

Xavier Pym

Liam Farrell

George Katsaras

David Seager

Deccie Adams

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Old McKinnon Glen Eira

PEGS

Coach: Chris O’Donnell

Eleftherios Batistatos

Kurtis Alessi

Kelvin Burke

Matt Tanner

Nic Senserrick

10 Callum Drenth

Tom D'Agostino

11 Cruiz Leech

Jordan Hartman

13 James French

Nic Constantinou

15 Beach Ludik

Luke Bowden

16 Claude Elsasser

Harry Fisher

Joel Chambers

19 Damian Walsh

Ben Bowden

21 Lochie Crofts

Shan Amunugama

22 James Braid

Thomas Riley

27 Bobby Tang

Kane Gaylor

28 Matt Parkinson

Connor Phelan

Daniel Michienzi

Tom Gallus

Matt O'Shea

Will Devers

Riley Simmons

Tom Galvin

Lleyton Hall

Austen Young

Dylan Gollant

Andrew Carlini

3 4 8 9

Daron Dembo

Coach: Andrew Schultz

Ryan Cohen

Jack Richardson

Hayden Bass

Chad Kadish

29 Ryan Basser

30 Jeremy Gonis

31 Matias Fernandez

39 Nicko Farantouris

43 Tim Mullane

49 Sam Halsall

50 Jack Strangio

56 Ben Edwards

64 Coby Shnider

68 Daniel Mcdonald

Marcus Luisetto

69 Ryan Diep

Cagda Mustafa

72 Katiba Nainhabo

Matthew Emmerton

81 Bailey Scrivener

John Kolliou

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U19 SECTION 5 PRELIM FINAL

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Aquinas

De La Salle (3)

Coach: Craig Glennie 1 2 3 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 50 70 71 75 82 Q1

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Hamish Burt

William Canning

Angus Grey

Bailey Joyce

Blake Pfeiffer

Joe Horrigan

Cooper Joyce

Luke Astone

Nick Caruso

Sam Doree

Jakub Foltynowicz

Ky Morganthaler

Lachy Hawker

Peter Kaminaris

Sam Mahon

Max Moolman

Billy Cooke

Oliver Moore

Laurence Panozzo

Travis Shannon

Jasper White

Jared Williams

James McCormack

Ted Buzza

Liam Elderling

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Seniors Reserves

36 56 48 64 44 60 64 60 68 48

25 31 30 29 32 32 24 16 30 5

U19

Thirds

31.5 42 21 30 30 15 39 18 51 48

10.5 0 8 8 11 11 11.5 14 0 0

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42 38 36 34 48 22 16 32 0 42

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171 167 167 165 165 158 154.5 150 149 143

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SHARPSHOOTERS William Buck Premier Women’s Shaylee Taylor Marcellin Amanda Fogarty Old Trinity Sarah Cameron St Kevins Krystal Shaw Kew

LR 2 3 0 5

Total 23 17 16 14

2018 William Buck Premier Billy Kanakis St Kevins Matthew Handley Old Xaverians Sebastian Nicolosi Old Trinity Alexander Armstrong Old Melburnians

LR 2 2 2 2

Total 47 44 37 34

Premier Reserve Women’s Cara Jeffers Marcellin Jennae Wakefield Marcellin Hannah Townsend Melbourne Uni Women’s Madeleine Pattison St Kevins

LR 0 1 0 0

Total 23 15 14 13

2018 Premier Reserve James Regan Old Melburnians Ryan McDonough De La Salle Ben Mason Collegians James Dougherty Collegians

LR 3 0 1 1

Total 46 37 35 29

Premier B Blue Women’s Laura Jago West Brunswick Ella Stephenson Monash Blues Stephanie Lawrence St Mary’s Salesian Joelly Firmin St Mary’s Salesian

LR 0 3 0 1

Total 25 21 20 16

2018 Premier B Chad Jones St Bernards Lachlan Huntington University Blacks Kristian Jaksch Old Carey Lochie Dornauf University Blacks

LR 8 0 4 1

Total 95 52 43 42

Premier B Blue Reserve Women’s Sophie Hughes Old Geelong Lucy Mulligan West Brunswick Jessica Schumann West Brunswick Kailey Wilson St Mary’s Salesian

LR 3 0 2 0

Total 35 22 20 16

2018 Premier B Reserve Matt Ball Caulfield Gr Sean Doherty Beaumaris Scott Myers University Blacks Jack Fuller University Blacks

LR 2 1 2 2

Total 34 28 27 27

Premier B White Women’s Ellie Hearne Beaumaris Hannah Stuart Old Mentonians Anna Hayes Old Scotch Ava Hales Old Brighton

LR 7 0 0 1

Total 25 25 22 19

2018 Premier C Adrian Romanyk PEGS Adrian Del Monte Old Ivanhoe Lachlan Boyd Old Mentonians Nicholas Ebinger Williamstown CYMS

LR 2 3 6 0

Total 59 49 47 41

Division 1 Women’s Eliza Cooper St Bedes / Mentone Tigers Penny Brown Hawthorn Molly Johnston Hawthorn Tahlia Day Ivanhoe

LR 1 0 2 1

Total 25 19 18 17

2018 Premier C Reserve Joseph Kemp Old Geelong Daniel Calman-Orr Williamstown CYMS Stefan Gusts St Mary’s Salesian Isaac Nolan Marcellin

LR 2 1 0 0

Total 35 30 29 29

Division 2 Women’s Eilish Boyd Whitefriars FC Sarah Foley Old Ivanhoe Caitlin Flanagan Aquinas Stephanie Basile Williamstown CYMS

LR 2 0 2 1

Total 23 18 14 11

2018 Division 1 Aaron Cloke Oakleigh Jarrod Bannister Therry Penola Jack Matherson Prahran Assumption Joshua McPherson Hampton Rovers

LR 9 0 5 0

Total 102 62 48 38

Division 3 Women’s Alexandra Clayton Melbourne Cricket Club FC Melissa Halton Preston Bullants Alyssia Blewonski Yarra Old Gr Lauren Spark Westbourne Gr

LR 1 1 0 2

Total 32 26 24 22

2018 Division 1 Reserve Nicholas Jackson Hampton Rovers Blayne Dempsey Prahran Assumption Matthew Martinov Ormond Josh Abela Oakleigh

LR 0 6 0 1

Total 61 48 35 33

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LR 9 4 1 0

Total 71 68 59 51

2018 Division 2 Reserve Joshua Monro Old Paradians Benjamin Seeger Yarra Old Gr Anthony Smith Emmaus St Leos William Rebakis MHSOB

LR 8 0 4 0

Total 74 49 47 36

2018 Division 3 Kane Maghamez Manningham Cobras Riley Livingstone Swinburne University Jake Cawsey Aquinas Dale Collins Westbourne Gr

LR 0 3 7 0

Total 56 49 41 40

2018 Division 3 Reserve Ilya Fridman Glen Eira Aaron Kinghorn Aquinas Nicholas Spencer Aquinas Ben Plozza Albert Park

LR 0 1 2 2

Total 58 41 41 39

2018 Division 4 Travis French South Mornington Julian Yeatman Elsternwick Brendon George North Brunswick Michael Salloum North Brunswick

LR 4 3 1 2

Total 83 59 58 52

2018 Division 4 Reserve Will Spencer South Mornington Aaron Sparkes North Brunswick Brendan Derbyshire North Brunswick Damon Earp Box Hill North

LR 6 1 0 3

Total 48 39 37 32

2018 Holmesglen U19 Premier Charles McGAW De La Salle William Clark Old Scotch Tom Simmons Old Xaverians Lachlan Stephens Caulfield Gr

LR 4 1 1 1

Total 34 27 27 20

2018 Holmesglen U19 Premier Reserve Lachie Padbury Old Scotch Jonathan Catania Old Xaverians Joshua Willmott St Kevins Thomas Hedley St Bernards

LR 0 2 1 0

Total 47 41 37 24

2018 Holmesglen U19 Section 2 Jack Welham Old Ivanhoe Lachlan Willey St Bedes / Mentone Tigers John Jorgensen Fitzroy Matt Wetering Parkdale Vultures

LR 5 0 0 0

Total 77 54 48 36

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2018 Holmesglen U19 Section 3 Jacob O’Neill Old Trinity Nicholas Pascuzzi Mazenod Marcus Mariette Mazenod Frank Coxon Marcellin

LR 3 3 1 3

Total 37 31 31 28

2018 Holmesglen U19 Section 4 James Connellan Whitefriars FC Jarrod Sacco Whitefriars FC Nikolas Constantinou PEGS Dylan Goodwill Oakleigh

LR 4 2 0 5

Total 69 42 42 39

2018 Holmesglen U19 Section 5 Tyson Jackson Peninsula Jaycob Baxter Aquinas Alexander Mantel Aquinas Harry Dwyer Aquinas

LR 2 12 1 3

Total 51 48 42 42

2018 Premier Thirds Edward Ring St Kevins Edward Watkin Old Xaverians Jack Otter Old Scotch Fraser Lane Old Xaverians

LR 15 0 3 3

Total 52 39 27 27

2018 Thirds Section 2 Timothy Denatris Fitzroy David Cowley Old Trinity Beau Coyle Williamstown CYMS Simon Heather Fitzroy

LR 2 1 0 0

Total 43 37 28 25

2018 Thirds Section 3 Stefan Davis Mazenod Michael Lo Monaco St Bernards Lucas Mallamace Marcellin Tristan Doody St Bernards

LR 4 1 0 1

Total 46 33 26 23

2018 Thirds Section 4 Anthony Brown Chadstone Arran Bouten MHSOB Harry Healey Old Xaverians Ashan Wijayakumara MHSOB

LR 0 0 0 3

Total 61 57 44 39

2018 Thirds Section 5 Daniel O’Shea Swinburne University James Collie Kew Shane Chapman Monash Blues Chad Watts Kew

LR 0 4 2 1

Total 32 31 30 27 67

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58 56 56 52 36 32 28 20 12 10

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P 18 17 18 18 17 17 16 18 17 16

W 16 13 14 10 8 6 6 6 5 2

L 2 4 4 8 9 11 10 12 12 14

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0

For 1469 1730 1486 1071 1273 1176 859 955 820 565

Agst 743 812 744 1025 942 1114 1267 1533 1359 1992

% 197.71 213.05 199.73 104.49 135.14 105.57 67.8 62.3 60.34 28.36

PTS 64 56 56 40 36 28 24 24 24 8

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

W 16 16 15 11 11 6 5 4 3 3

L 2 2 3 7 7 12 13 14 15 15

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 2282 1868 1999 1703 1494 1190 1268 990 1148 874

Agst 937 1078 1145 1269 1278 1668 1630 2032 1889 1890

% 243.54 173.28 174.59 134.2 116.9 71.34 77.79 48.72 60.77 46.24

PTS 64 64 60 44 44 24 20 16 12 12

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Agst 659 688 847 837 972 1458 1375 1459 1380 2237

% 278 225.44 205.55 154.84 142.08 65.09 59.42 64.77 59.93 25.61

PTS 64 60 56 48 36 32 24 20 20 0

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P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

W 16 15 12 11 9 7 7 7 5 1

L 2 3 6 7 9 11 11 11 13 17

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 2031 1904 1654 1589 1505 1595 1365 1245 1096 1194

Agst 1070 1064 1291 1382 1423 1657 1561 1463 1842 2425

% 189.81 178.95 128.12 114.98 105.76 96.26 87.44 85.1 59.5 49.24

PTS 64 60 48 44 36 28 28 28 20 4

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0

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Agst 601 657 687 810 1122 1178 1189 1403 1651 2719

% 324.13 243.38 239.74 178.02 119.25 81.15 81.75 70.71 41.67 13.57

PTS 64 60 58 50 36 32 28 16 12 4

PREMIER C RESERVE Fitzroy Old Geelong Williamstown CYMS Marcellin OC Old Ivanhoe Gr Old Camberwell Gr PEGS St Mary's Salesian Peninsula Old Mentonians

P 18 18 18 18 18 17 17 18 18 16

W 16 15 14 12 9 7 6 4 3 1

L 2 3 3 5 9 10 11 14 15 15

D 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

PREMIER B St Bernards Old Carey Uni Blacks Caulfield Gr Beaumaris Parkdale Vultures Old Haileyburians Monash Blues Ajax Mazenod

PREMIER B RESERVE Beaumaris Uni Blacks St Bernards Old Carey Caulfield Gr Parkdale Vultures Ajax Monash Blues Mazenod Old Haileyburians

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

W 16 15 14 12 9 8 6 5 5 0

L 2 3 4 6 9 10 12 13 13 18

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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1116 SEN VAFA PREMIERSHIP LADDERS 2018 WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER WOMEN’S Melbourne Uni Marcellin OC Kew St Kevins Fitzroy Old Trinity Old Xaverians Caulfield Gr

P 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

W 11 10 10 8 5 5 3 2

L 2 3 3 6 8 9 11 12

D 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 582 611 572 440 406 502 296 380

PREMIER B BLUE RESERVE WOMEN’S

Agst 343 304 360 346 517 473 721 725

% 169.68 200.99 158.89 127.17 78.53 106.13 41.05 52.41

PTS 46 42 42 32 22 20 12 8

Agst 100 129 338 329 580 751 765

% 1012 579.07 113.31 110.33 42.07 18.51 13.59

PTS 52 52 36 36 20 16 12

Agst 198 283 229 422 534 713 591 935

% 320.2 297.53 269.43 136.02 91.2 44.6 36.21 23.42

PTS 48 48 42 32 26 16 12 0

Agst 249 303 274 349 490 454 451 834

% 291.57 221.12 178.83 112.03 60.2 70.04 63.19 27.46

PTS 52 40 38 36 22 20 16 0

PREMIER RESERVE WOMEN’S Marcellin Melbourne Uni Caulfield Gr Fitzroy St Kevins Old Xaverians Kew

P 12 12 12 12 12 12 12

W 11 11 7 7 3 2 1

L 1 1 5 5 9 10 11

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 1012 747 383 363 244 139 104

Beaumaris Old Scotch Old Brighton Old Haileybury Old Mentonians Old Carey Ajax Hampton Rovers

W 11 12 10 8 6 4 3 0

L 1 2 3 6 7 10 11 14

D 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 634 842 617 574 487 318 214 219

P 14 14 14 14 14 13 13 14

Ivanhoe Hawthorn SBMT South Melbourne Dist Canterbury Therry Penola Swinburne Uni UHS-VU

P 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

PREMIER B BLUE WOMEN’S West Brunswick St Mary's Salesian Monash Blues Old Geelong Collegians Old Camberwell Brunswick Renegades Mazenod OC

W 13 10 9 9 5 5 4 0

L 1 4 4 5 8 9 10 14

D 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 726 670 490 391 295 318 285 229

L 1 2 3 6 10 10 11 12

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

For 1082 1218 936 354 170 214 168 195

Agst 170 116 271 488 801 866 843 802

% 636.47 1050 345.39 72.54 21.22 24.71 19.93 24.31

PTS 52 48 44 32 16 12 12 8

W 12 11 10 8 7 6 4 3

L 2 3 4 6 7 8 10 11

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 681 635 603 392 407 399 303 372

Agst 211 271 305 483 532 475 603 468

% 322.75 234.32 197.7 81.16 76.5 84 50.25 79.49

PTS 48 44 40 32 28 24 16 12

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 599 516 495 455 320 389 226 200

Agst 299 315 335 359 430 486 523 687

% 200.33 163.81 147.76 126.74 74.42 80.04 43.21 29.11

PTS 46 40 38 34 24 22 8 4

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0

For 803 738 456 622 530 445 320 55

Agst 312 405 273 501 377 570 538 1229

% 257.37 182.22 167.03 124.15 140.58 78.07 59.48 4.48

PTS 44 40 34 32 24 20 18 0

DIVISION 2 WOMEN’S Old Melburnians Old Ivanhoe Whitefriars Williamstown CYMS Bulleen Templestowe Aquinas Oakleigh De La Salle

P 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

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W 13 12 11 8 4 3 2 2

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PREMIER B WHITE WOMEN’S P 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

West Brunswick Old Geelong St Mary's Salesian Brunswick Renegades Old Camberwell Gr Collegians Monash Blues Mazenod

W 11 10 9 8 6 5 2 1

L 2 4 4 5 8 8 12 13

D 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0

DIVISION 3 WOMEN’S Preston Bullants Melbourne Cricket Club Power House Westbourne Gr Yarra Old Gr Prahran Assumption Emmaus St Leos South Melbourne Dist

P 14 14 14 13 13 13 14 13

W 11 10 8 8 5 4 4 0

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D 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0

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DIVISION 3 P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

Hampton Rovers Ormond Oakleigh Therry Penola OB Prahran Assumption Preston Bullants West Brunswick Kew Brunswick NOBSPC Ivanhoe

W 14 14 12 12 11 9 7 6 3 1

L 3 3 6 6 7 9 11 12 15 17

D 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 1857 1833 1743 1652 1529 1556 1282 1241 1122 893

Agst 996 1234 1303 1311 1066 1450 1499 1458 2124 2267

% PTS 186.45 58 148.54 58 133.77 48 126.01 48 143.43 44 107.31 36 85.52 28 85.12 24 52.82 12 39.39 4

DIVISION 1 RESERVE Ormond Hampton Rovers West Brunswick Therry Penola OB Kew Oakleigh Preston Bullants Prahran Assumption Ivanhoe Brunswick NOBSPC

W 16 15 15 10 8 7 7 6 3 2

L 2 3 3 8 10 10 11 12 14 16

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

For 1850 1860 1591 1207 1316 1129 975 1055 721 712

Agst 590 843 787 1079 1090 1669 1418 1294 2022 1648

% PTS 313.56 64 220.64 60 202.16 60 111.86 40 120.73 32 67.65 32 68.76 28 81.53 24 35.66 12 43.2 8

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

W 17 15 14 14 9 5 5 5 4 1

L 1 3 4 4 9 12 12 13 14 17

D 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 2096 1767 2013 2051 1533 1441 1225 1256 1207 744

Agst 1055 1224 1077 1402 1448 1561 1725 1869 1874 2188

% PTS 198.67 68 144.36 60 186.91 56 146.29 56 105.87 36 92.31 22 71.01 22 67.2 20 64.41 16 34 4

L 1 5 6 8 8 8 9 11 17 17

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 2104 2164 1855 1784 1632 1687 1569 1372 1000 773

Agst 1119 1414 1346 1468 1430 1499 1329 1510 2185 2640

% PTS 188.03 68 153.04 52 137.82 48 121.53 40 114.13 40 112.54 40 118.06 36 90.86 28 45.77 4 29.28 4

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 1954 1911 2152 1471 1480 1023 865 842 679 546

Agst 577 567 708 730 1176 1521 1716 1813 1808 2315

% PTS 338.65 62 337.04 62 303.95 60 201.51 56 125.85 40 67.26 28 50.41 18 46.44 16 37.56 16 23.59 2

Glen Eira Aquinas Hawthorn Westbourne Gr Albert Park Richmond Central Manningham Cobras Swinburne Uni Canterbury La Trobe Uni

P 18 18 17 17 18 17 18 17 17 13

W 15 13 11 11 11 9 8 4 2 0

L 3 5 5 5 7 8 10 13 15 13

D 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0

For 1769 1655 1378 1359 1238 1428 1065 1069 826 209

Agst 629 954 1001 1046 1076 920 1127 1343 1530 2557

% PTS 281.24 60 173.48 52 137.66 50 129.92 50 115.06 44 155.22 40 94.5 32 79.6 20 53.99 12 8.17 0

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

W 16 14 12 10 9 9 8 5 5 2

L 2 4 6 8 9 9 10 13 13 16

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 2165 1933 2014 1566 1617 1660 1409 1253 1229 843

Agst 1039 1000 998 1529 1619 1670 1810 1692 1964 2368

% PTS 208.37 64 193.3 56 201.8 48 102.42 40 99.88 36 99.4 36 77.85 32 74.05 20 62.58 20 35.6 8

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 2115 1968 1734 1632 1221 1125 1326 1003 1060 704

Agst 581 775 878 1198 1438 1766 1760 1396 1603 2504

% PTS 364.03 68 253.94 60 197.49 52 136.23 44 84.91 32 63.7 28 75.34 24 71.85 24 66.13 20 28.12 8

DIVISION 4

DIVISION 2 RESERVE Whitefriars Uhs-Vu Mhsob Old Paradians Yarra Old Gr Emmaus St Leos St Johns Bulleen Templestowe Power House Eltham Collegians

W 17 13 12 10 10 10 9 7 1 1

DIVISION 3 RESERVE

P 18 18 18 18 18 17 18 18 17 18

DIVISION 2 Uhs-Vu Old Paradians Whitefriars Yarra Old Gr Mhsob Bulleen Templestowe St Johns Power House Emmaus St Leos Eltham Collegians

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

Glen Eira Hawthorn Westbourne Gr Aquinas Manningham Cobras Swinburne Uni Canterbury Richmond Central Albert Park La Trobe Uni

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

W 15 15 15 14 10 7 4 4 4 0

L 2 2 3 4 8 11 13 14 14 17

D 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1

North Brunswick Parkside St Francis Xavier OC South Melbourne Dist South Mornington Elsternwick Eley Park Sharks Mt Lilydale OC Box Hill North Masala

DIVISION 4 RESERVE North Brunswick St Francis Xavier OC South Melbourne Dist Parkside South Mornington Eley Park Sharks Box Hill North Mt Lilydale OC Elsternwick Masala

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

W 17 15 13 11 8 7 6 6 5 2

L 1 3 5 7 10 11 12 12 13 16

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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1116 SEN VAFA PREMIERSHIP LADDERS 2018 HOLMESGLEN U19 PREMIER De La Salle Old Scotch Old Xaverians Caulfield Gr Beaumaris St Bernards St Kevins

P 16 16 16 15 15 15 15

W 11 10 9 7 7 7 3

L 5 6 7 8 8 8 12

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 2 2 2 3 3 3 3

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 1279 1215 1451 1039 1009 993 542

HOLMESGLEN U19 SECTION 3 Agst 1013 1036 970 1044 1048 1060 1389

% 126.26 117.28 149.59 99.52 96.28 93.68 39.02

PTS 52 48 44 40 40 40 24

P 18 18 18 18 18 18

W 15 13 10 7 6 2

L 3 5 8 10 11 16

D 0 0 0 1 1 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 1533 1523 1423 1159 1186 805

Agst 1053 956 1056 1339 1265 1960

% 145.58 159.31 134.75 86.56 93.75 41.07

PTS 60 52 40 30 26 8

PTS 52 52 48 48 46 46 28 20 12 8

HOLMESGLEN U19 SECTION 2 WIlliamstown CYMS Old Carey Parkdale Vultures SBMT Old Ivanhoe Gr Uni Blues Collegians Fitzroy Uni Blacks Old Melburnians

P 17 18 16 16 18 17 16 18 17 13

W 12 13 10 10 11 11 6 5 2 2

L 5 5 6 6 6 5 10 13 15 11

D 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 1 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 1 0

For 1473 1602 1360 1426 1472 1456 1003 1029 1197 815

Agst 1011 1169 1005 1110 1104 1137 1634 1609 1587 1711

% 145.7 137.04 135.32 128.47 133.33 128.06 61.38 63.95 75.43 47.63

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 1 2 0 0 2 2 1 0

For 1692 1414 1510 1223 1324 821 722 384

Agst 699 952 1041 1057 991 1394 1666 1550

% PTS 242.06 60 148.53 44 145.05 44 115.7 40 133.6 32 58.9 20 43.34 12 24.77 4

D 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0

B 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1

For 1472 1084 1142 1065 1023 933 840 735

Agst 839 827 1079 920 1072 1005 1426 1332

% PTS 175.45 48 131.08 46 105.84 42 115.76 36 95.43 32 92.84 22 58.91 18 55.18 16

THIRDS SECTION 2 De La Salle Beaumaris Fitzroy Old Trinity WIlliamstown CYMS Monash Blues Caulfield Gr AJAX

P 15 14 16 16 14 14 14 9

W 14 9 11 10 6 3 2 1

L 1 5 5 6 8 11 12 8

THIRDS SECTION 3 St Bernards Old Carey Marcellin OC Mazenod Old Geelong PEGS St Mary's Salesian Old Camberwell Gr

P 15 15 16 15 16 14 14 15

W 11 10 10 8 8 4 4 3

L 4 4 5 7 8 9 9 12

P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

W 16 14 12 10 9 5 4 1

L 2 4 5 7 9 13 14 17

D 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 1425 1652 1498 1479 1154 1235 954 726

Agst 763 823 838 952 1455 1489 1699 2104

% 186.76 200.73 178.76 155.36 79.31 82.94 56.15 34.51

PTS 64 56 50 42 36 20 16 4

Agst 591 800 1007 886 883 1221 1488 1420 1616 1815

% 291.37 172.12 167.63 182.51 169.08 85.34 74.46 66.06 32.12 20.72

PTS 68 56 56 52 40 28 28 20 16 4

PTS 56 48 48 44 40 40 28 20 20 0

HOLMESGLEN U19 SECTION 4

HOLMESGLEN U19 PREMIER RESERVE Old Xaverians Old Scotch St Kevins St Bernards De La Salle Beaumaris

Old Brighton Mazenod OC Old Trinity Gr Marcellin OC Ormond Old Mentonians Hampton Rovers Monash Blues

Old McKinnon/Glen Eira PEGS Whitefriars South Melbourne Dist Oakleigh Old Geelong Ivanhoe Parkside Brunswick NOBSPC Old Scotch

P 15 16 17 15 16 18 16 17 12 12

W 14 12 13 10 10 7 6 5 3 1

L 1 4 4 5 6 11 10 12 9 11

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0

FF 2 2 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0

For 1722 1377 1688 1617 1493 1042 1108 938 519 376

HOLMESGLEN U19 SECTION 5 Aquinas OC De La Salle Old Paradians Peninsula OB Preston Bullants WIlliamstown CYMS St Kevins SBMT Mazenod Therry Penola

P 18 17 18 17 17 18 16 18 17 16

W 14 11 12 10 9 10 7 5 4 0

L 4 6 6 7 8 8 9 13 13 16

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0

For 1731 1378 1422 1628 1569 1302 929 935 922 478

Agst 764 1024 1096 1192 1346 1122 1483 1528 1524 2065

% 226.57 134.57 129.74 136.58 116.57 116.04 62.64 61.19 60.5 23.15

D 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 1609 1424 1141 1192 1207 1378 1204 890 747 567

Agst 757 907 690 851 966 1098 1199 1286 1562 1626

% PTS 212.55 64 157 48 165.36 40 140.07 40 124.95 38 125.5 36 100.42 28 69.21 22 47.82 8 34.87 4

D 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 1105 1373 1123 1174 924 746 745 881 754 537

Agst 719 772 664 836 1061 1148 974 1107 1245 1518

% PTS 153.69 54 177.85 44 169.13 44 140.43 42 87.09 30 64.98 28 76.49 26 79.58 18 60.56 16 35.38 6

THIRDS SECTION 4 Hawthorn Old Xaverians MHSOB Maroon Richmond Central Prahran Assumption Chadstone MHSOB Green Ormond West Brunswick Therry Penola

P 14 16 16 16 16 16 16 15 16 15

W 14 12 11 10 9 9 7 5 2 1

L 0 4 5 6 6 7 9 9 14 14

THIRDS SECTION 5 Monash Blues KEW Uhs-Vu Hampton Rovers Swinburne Uni Old Paradians North Brunswick Monash Gryphons Chadstone West Brunswick

P 16 16 16 15 16 16 15 16 16 16

W 13 11 11 9 7 7 6 4 4 1

L 2 5 5 5 8 9 8 11 12 14

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