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FINALS jtTST AROUND T HE CORNER 4 eing an Olympic Year, many allowances have `~ had to have been made to fit our season in to conclude before the Games . This year will see a three week finals series in all sections - Saturday August 12 and 13 (first and second semis); Saturday August 19 or 20 (preliminary finals), with Grand Finals to be played on Saturday August 26 or Sunday August 27 . A display showing all ocated venues appears elsewhere in today's "Amateur Footballer" . It must be understood that these may change depending on availability of venues and/or .partieipating teams .

the VAFA appointed umpires are competent to report players for offences against PHIL STEVENS the Laws of the CHIEF EXECUTIVE Game? " OFFICER If one of the above non-umpires make a report, the written report must be handed to the umpire who will obtain an acknowledgement by an official of each club and include the report in his paperwork . Should one of these officials lodge the report during a match, the player is to be ordered off for the next fifteen minutes playing time of the match .

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This week's cover shows Prahran players Will Walford (No-27) and Sean Birch . The player in the centre is Linton Thomas from St Leos Emmaus WP. Two in the series of eight to go.

Many people planning for 2001 already. Weddings maybe? Next year's season (round one) will commence on Saturday April 21 - the weekend after Easter.

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TODAY'S "AMATEUR FOOTBALLER" Last week we saw a new A section scribe, with Brad Beitzel taking over the column due to Jason Frenkel (overseas) and Rob Cross (work - Tasmania) both becoming unavailable . Brad's vast experience in journalism sees this column being a must read . Well done Brad, many favourable comments were made about the A section column last week. Today also sees the reintroduction of a "newsy' column . Over the years we have had "Over The Fence", "Around the Grounds", "Talking Football" and "Tap-Outs" . Brad Beitzel's column "For the Love of the Game" takes a look at the lighter, behind the scenes side of Amateur football . Whilst congratulating people who contribute to the "Amateur Footballer" being so popular, a special thanks to our scribes who, with great diligence meet the strict deadlines and to Brett Conne ll of the VAFA's Administration who puts all the pieces together in a tight time frame so that the record is ready for clubs by Thursday afternoons .

Eighty eight (88) ent ries from clubs in this popular competition this year . Should one entry correctly forecast the seven senior premiership teams $10,000 goes to that VAFA club. If the seven premiers are not forecast $1,000 goes to the club that has forecast the highest number of premiership teams. A countback system applies in both the above situations .

REPORTING PLAYERS Perhaps this item may have been better suited to Umpires' Corner (What's Your Decision?) . Last Saturday a little known rule was used when one of the Executive Vice Presidents observed and reported a player who he believed committed an offence not witnessed by an umpire . Did you know that "The President . Vice Presidents and Chief Executive Officer together with

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ndrew Topakas and Scott Oram might not get a clearance e from Old Melburnians to top B Grade team Old Brighton . The pair were among eight who wanted to leave OMs to the Tonners but the VAFA Permit Committee has a policy of not allowing a flock of players to leave a club at the one time.

OMs, grand finalists nine months ago, have until next Friday to sign the forms before it goes to the Permit and Reinstatement sub-committee for a recommendation to the full Executive . The full-forward and on-bailer did not play in OMs' humiliating 72-point loss against Scotch last Saturday . Rick Pisarski, OMs president, said : The pair could be waiting a while" . Unpaid fees are an issue . - In the space of a week OMs captain Ian McMullin has had this terrible run : He's an executive with Spotless, which sold its share in Colonial Stadium, he's on the board of Collingwood, which endured the legionnaires' contamination and OMs have changed their coach from Neil Ross to Roger Ellingworth and lost a couple of their starting XVIII . McMullin though is optimistic : "The company (Spotless's stake holding) was sold, Collingwood will keep going - that was an unfortunate incident, and OMs will keep going on . Just got to be positive about this and move forward . " They (Topakas and Oram) came down to the club for Rossie and they were a bit disappointed . They've made their own decision and that's fine by me ." - OMs' outlook is bleak as they today host Melbourne High which last week inflicted St Bernards' first loss at home for the season winning by a goal. MHSOB responded to the club's call that the game at the Snakepit was their most important since 1972 when it was last relegated from A Grade . Moreover they did it without Peter Daicos who withdrew with knee soreness . Today the Unicorns will still be waiting for Daicos to wear the maroon, green and gold as he is scheduled to be calling interstate . - Dates is part of a Collingwood 1990 premiership curse in A Grade . Team-mates Craig Kelly and Tony Francis hold the same the status as Dates : they are registered but are yet to kick a ball this season . Kelly, who endured pre-season at Old Xaverians is too busy with managing his sports stars as the Olympics approach and Francis, at Old Ivanhoe, has not overcome leg injuries which forced him out of the AFL . Francis though is helping the Hoers at training . - The Bernies were without five from the previous team that disposed of Old Xaverians . They included the best player in A Grade, 25-year-old Adam

PTION 1tZ l J Merrington, who ~ played with Carlton' s VFL team where his younger brother Andrew is listed . Jason Gollant, who this time last year came out of retirement and the return paralleled the Bernies' rise up the ladder, withdrew with a migraine . Steve McKeon limped from the field during the third term . - Trinity's Andrew Ramsden, 26, says he has deleted himself from Carlton's VFL top-up list . "This is Trinity's best position in A Grade eve r (second on the ladder after 13 rounds) and I want to concentrate fully on getting this club to achieve its maximum," Ramsden said . After an indifferent start to the season Ramsden is back into the form that won him last year's B Grade Best and Fairest . - Scotch's Luke Hawkins. 21, took back the lead on the A Grade McKinnon Sports Medicine Sharpshooters with four goals against OMs . Hawkins, a slight 175cm, is the most exciting player in A Grade . The student's 100 per cent shooting when he slotted eight goals from differing angles and distances against Trinity three weeks ago was amazing. An injury free Hawkins says the personnel this year is making a difference to his opportunities. "Good on-ballers and a good backline have made the deliverv' to the forward line the best I've ever had," Hawkins said . Hawkins, who has distinctive red hair, a natural spring and plays cleanpractices on the off-nights to cash-in on the chance's come Saturday and with that attitude he deserves to get a chance to try-out for Scotch's big brother Box Hill . Last meeting briefs (rd 5) : MHSOB 9th d OM 6th 6p ; Bamert 3/Topakis 3 : b: Sherry/Burgess . M 10th d OS ist 39p ; Treganowan 3/Hawkins 5 ; b : Browne/Price . SB 2nd d UB 5th 8p ; McKeon 3/De Crespigny 4 ; b : Jordan /Caloupas . OX 4th d 01 8th 144p; Gordon & Richardson 7 ; b : Blood/Roberts .

OT 7th d SK 3rd 80p ; Stickland 7/Lowerson 3 ; b : C Pawsey/Pickford. beitzelbCalphalink .eom .au Deadline : E-mail : Sunday 8pm.

E-mail feedback : Trivia : It was a pity Ian Munro's interesting observation was misquoted in last week's column . We (Noel and Ian) have both agreed on the following that should soothe the doubters arising from that report :

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the Current teams in our Competition : of 1- Only Collegians and Old Scotch have never Ldaved in a Section below B . University Blues are clle closest to these two teams . having played only ,1e year in C Section (1938) before returning to B , :~ction in 1939 . . There are 7 teams that have never been relegat2 ed from B Section ie . this list includes teams which may have started in the competition below B ction and . having reached B or A Section, have tot since been relegated from B Section . Collegians 11926), Old Scotch (1954), Ormond (1937), De La c~e (1959), St . Bernards OC (1969) . Mazenod OC (1994), Old Ivanhoe (1996) . (Years in brackets represent first year in B Section) . Checkout a new column in this week's Amateur Footballer : For the Love of the Game on page p. 41 . Brad Beitzel writes VAFA for the S unday Herald Sun and he does an A Grade update every 5a-Lurday at 6 .25pm on ABC 774 .

Old Ivanhoe - wold like to congratulate Marty Stewart on reaching 150 games . The "Show"Lopper" is famous for his spectacular marks (2 of which featured on the footy show), and his passionate endeavour . He is also part of a group of players who brought the club from D-A, playing in the winning Grand Finals of 94 & 95 in D and C Section, then in the Grand Final of '98 in B Section . Well done "Showstopper" and keep on pulling down those "speccies" . Old Trinity - congratulate Tony Antonopoulos on his 100 games milestone . Tony has been a terrific contributror at both senior & reserve level, keep it going Tony .

SENIORS NAIMIE CLUB LAST WK TOTAL HAWKINS OLD SCOTCH 4 60 RICHARDSON OLD XAVERIANS 1 57 . :CKEON ST BERNARDS 2 50 N . MITCHELL ST BERNARDS 0 46 A.TRECrANOWAN MARCELLIN 0 3 9 A RESERVE HUDSON PETROFF OLIVER ROBINSON LIPSHUT

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SENIORS - 01 .07.00 Old Trinity: 3.2 6 .3 14 .5 16 .7.103 hiarcellin: 3.0 7 .4 9 .5 11 .7.73 Old Trinity: Collins 4 . M Pau~sev 3 . A Ra<nsden 2. Stlekland 2 . Van Der V'enne 2, Johnson . C Ptvllips. Rickards. Best: C Phillips . Richards. Frost. M Pausev . A Ranisey . Msreeltin : Armstrong 4 . Monson 2 . Cox 2 . Jarred. Waters . Dinneen' Best: Romattin . BmTte. Fraser . Chun . Armstrong. Johnston. Umpires: Wayne Hunon: Mark Jenkins (F) . Tun Dodds :Fracilc'vtanutez (B) . Russell 0wetr.s: Geoff Roburson (G ) Old Ivanhoe: 0 .5 1 .8 2.11 3.13.31 St Kevins: 2 .1 4 .8 7.13 14.17.101 Old Ivanhoe : J Weddle 2 . Knight . Best: Knight. S:vndilar:ds . Price . Loclvan . Tully . Spoon St Revins: Lucas 4. Curtis 3. Lax•erson 2 . B Dollman 2, Hui<lev. Fraser . ll'mterton . Best: Kavanagh . Grigg. Curtis. Fraser. 6{asusie. O'Keefe. Umpires : Caniecmn Ste,vart: Steve McCarthy IF). Jack Forsyth: Jared Hanmett (B) . Berate Hoare: Andreiv Long IG I University Blues: 3 .3 4.6 6.7 8.7 .55 Old Xaverians: 0.3 3.5 5 .11 8.17 .65 University Blvea : Lennen 2. De Crespigm 2 . Loiwock . Baker . D Hayter. Peterson . Best : Fehring. COiilloupas. Solly. Sturrock. Nailon . North. Old Xaverians : Hawkuts 2 . McQueen-Parton 2. Ga.vers 2. Richardson . Lettilean. Best : Kay . Sasst. Haivkuts . Lethican. Landrigan . Coughlan . Umpires: Graham Tfivaites: Craig 0 Donoa~twe (F). Reliant Dever : AlexTsllemanis IBI . Stephen Leahy : Berme Dix tGl 2.4 6.6 12 .7 15 .8.98 St Bernards : MHSOB: 7.2 10.3 14 .4 16 .8.304 St Bernards : McLaugtilut 4 . O'SrilL<<m 3 . McKeon 2 . McKay. C Mitclhell. L Goliant . MagL*iore. Tankey. Jarnes Mount. Best: Jordan. Hogan. Joe Mount . MeLaugtilut. C Mitchell D Bvrne. F41SOB : Bamert 4 . Gemer 3 . Knos 3 . PertzeL Cassell, Burke. Shem. Bam'. Best : Newton . Eau' iv, Bamert . Pena.el. Joseoh. Krws. Umpirea: Mark Gtbson: Robert Sneddon (F) . Jon Vincent: Adam Conquest (B) . Dominic Napoli: John Roburson(G ) Old Scotch: 2 .3 7 .8 11 .7 18.12.120 Old Meiburnlana: 2 .1 4 .2 6.5 7.6 .48 Old Scotch: S Collins 4 . Hawkins 4. Murphy 4. Blenheun. Kitchen. Gnatt . M PadteNdes. E Parthenides . Nettleton. Best: Nettleton . S Collins . Robinson, E Pathenides. Holt . Crmv. Old MeIhurnians : Me Mullin 2. Guest. Holme. Kennedv. Ross . Ward . Best: Kennedv. Wisenvi . Ross. P Theodore. LovetL Guest. Umpirea: John Miller : Peter Simp.~ (F) . Santo Caruso: Rob Mutton (Be Bernie Jephson : Craig Arnol (G)

RESERVES - 01 .07 .00 Old Trinity: 1 .1 2 .3 3.4 4.9.33 Mazcell in : 2 .3 4 .3 6.5 6.5.41 Old Trinity : Hudson . Pe ie . Hillas . T Cade . Best: R Phtlliops . Bladeni . Antonolxtutas. Russell. RoErson, Curran. IvI®rcellin : Petroff 3 . Cooper 2, M Sytnes. Best: Huddo . Day. Harbets . P Stines . G Cull. G Petroff. Old Ivanhoe: 1 .1 2.1 3.3 3 .4.22 St Kevins: 6.3 6.5 7.9 11.12.78 Old Ivanhoe : Power. Veal . Tolley. Best : Brophy. Tolley, Gem George . Armstrong, Ford . KaraBci . St Kevins: Gargano 3, Clark 2 . Lpch M),"I Ryan. Game . Bevacqua. Sibitia. Best : Ferrari. Lynch. Gargano . Cthaplin. Richardson. Chapntan .

University Blues : 1 .1 3.2 3 .5 3 .6 .24 Old Xaverians: 3.5 7.7 13 .12 19.16 .130 University Blues : Stockdale 2 . Brortn. Best: M McKerraw . Basell . Stockdale . Brmvn . Brookes. Hocking. Old Xaverlans : Jones 4 . MaeVdhirter 2 . DeaneJohns 2 . Calmart 2 . Kevhoe 2. Dillon 2 . Barrett . Honduran, Calhnan . Ryan . Meehan. Best : Barrett . Dillon . Deatt-Johns. Freer . Keyhoe . Davies . St Bernards: 5.3 6 .7 12.10 15 .16 .106 4.4 7.15.47 MASOB : 1.0 4 .3 St Bernards: Smith 3, Osborne 3. Davis 2 . Thomas . Nathan . Polajajko . Formica . Mastropasqna . James . Best: Mastropasqua . James. Etatts . Sntith . Osborne . Davis . hlfiSOB: Grant 2. wnOtt 2. Dods . G McCuhv. Robinson . Best: Rodder. Cooktnan . Feferkranz . J Newton, L Taylor. Hawkuis . 15 .6.96 Old Scotch : .9.51 Old Melburztians: 7 . H Thomas 2. Ratcliffe 2 . Ross 2 . Hooper . Stokes. Old Scotch : Oliver 3 Dmmm7g, T Collins. Lipshut . Aujard. Best : T ColIDrs. Stokes . Aujard . Morris, Mtles, t3litrec Old Melburnians: G Dixon 2 . Hertitt 2. Ambler 2, Rtghetti. Best : Neeson . Paterson. Miller, B Dlxon . Het:'itt, rltnbler.

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ust when you thought it was safe to say that Old i Haiteybury was a genuine finals side, they go down faster than the Titanic (albeit to the hot flag favourites) . Old Mentonians put in a shocker th e week before, and then almost steal it from Ormond . Finally, but certainly not least. NOBs have said "go forth and multiply" to yours truly when I dared think that Whitefriars would beat them . Review The home of football, EP. was not a pleasant place for Collegians, as they fell foul of the De La Salle running machine by 69 pts . There wasn't much in it at half time (16 pts), but a 10 goal to 2 second half saw the Lions' season take an even further nose-dive . It would appear that the Lions are heading for C section in 2001 for sure and certain. For DLS, S . Hyland, Rogers and the youngster Vavallo were fine contributors . For the Lions, Unsworth . Moon and Woolhouse battled manfully.

Br Garvey hosted a 'bloodbath' last Saturday . A bloodbath in that the unstoppable Adazenod bludgeoned the hapless Old Paradians into next year with a thrashing to the tune of 104 pts . At one stage in the third quarter, the scoreline read 10 goals to 8, but the visitors piled on the next 15 goals to humiliate the home side . With more injuries on the day the OPs were no match for that structured game plan of Mazenod's. For the happy punters at Mazenod, Kavanagh went bananas kicking 8 . and had great support from O'Hara and Fisher. For the losers, Porteous took plenty of marks, and was assisted by Vincent and Digney. NOBs travelled to Donvale to take on Whitefriars, and duly won like a top four side should, as they easily accounted for the home side by 51 pts . Frank Dunell must have posted my prediction of a NOBs loss on the wall of the change rooms to remind his players of what an idiot I was in tipping against them . For the home team, their promising start is beginning to take on the look of disappointment . A 7 goal second term set up the victory for NOBs . with Saad going 'ape droppings' by booting 7, and was helped by Tonkin and Vogels . For the home side, the brothers Pawlik and Pasqualotto (5 goals) played well .

Down at beachside, Old Haileybury lived up to my suggestion that it would be a good scrap against the ladder leaders (Old Brighton), by only being 11 pis down at half time, but that was all she wrote . The home side slipped into overdrive to demolish OH, and effectively end their final's aspirations by belting them by 97 pts . and prove yet again, that I have no idea . Mick Dccyer must be at his wits end, and like myself, must be wondering what the he ll is going on inside his players' minds . No such worries, though, for Dale Tapping as the OB machine motors on . For +I,> -nnnPr~ r`it7sreraid with 5, Phelan and Lennox

were the best, while Ash Hilton and Armstrong were the only ones worthy of a mention from th e very despondent OH camp. Finally, at that venue that is most dearest to us all. E .E.Gunn, Ormond held off a plucky Old Mentonians by 12 pts . Staring down the barrel at 3/4 time of some 6 goals . Sven Samild asked for a huge effort from his players and got it, as they got to within I I pts, but found the gap too much to bridge . According to my spy, it was a lacklustre effort from the home side, and Steve Grace must now be concerned, as their next few weeks are very tough . For the winners, Mabbett . Guzzo and Courtney played well . For the valiant losers, Murphy, Flaskis and Mullin tried their hearts out yet again . Preview Out at Glen Waverley, Mazenod host Collegians The catch cry from the home side all year has beer "structure, structure, structure", and Dave Murrav : game plan and fitness regime, along with Chi emphasis on enjoyment, has sent this week's coach Tim Hart . into a spin . Hart hasn't been the only on spending the week working out what to do agains the irresistable juggernaut, and no matter what h does, the Lions will be no match for Mazenod, wh are showing the benefit of a more profession< approach . The home side by panels - 55 pts .

IVOBs and Old Paradians do battle Brunswick, where the scene from last year's ep encounter in Rd 18 took place . The OPs are stru; gling with injuries and unavailability right no} Frank Dunell has no such worries with his team charges . as they eye off a top two spot . Unfortunate for the visitors, the home side will bury tho demons once and for all, and march on their mer way . I've learned my lesson from last week - NO] easily by 60 pts . GrThitefriars' trek to the beach to take on t leaders, Old Brighton . Even though they were hui bled two weeks ago . the home side are still the I flag favourites, as they destroy opposition teams will . Dale Tapping has thrown the complacer towel in the dumpster, whilst Des Meagher woi love to be able to celebrate a win . The thought of c ebrations will be put on hold for the away tez however, as OB will go on another rampage toc and win comfortably by 60 pts . It's crunch time at Malvern this week, as fou spot is up for grabs, where De La Sall e welca Ormond. Paul Cooper has his boys purring ali nicely at the moment . On the other hand, St Grace would have been d6appointed with the effi of his players last week . Based on the fact that game is at Malvern, and DLS appear to be travel

; t ;ttt bit the better, the home side will make it very I-uit for Ormond to see any action past Rd 18, as i L , •, salute the chief steward by 22 pts . le final game, Old Mentonians match u p a very disappointing Old Haileybury at majestic of playing fields in Keysborough. Sven

ad must give his charges a real chance this as they are putting in a consistently hones t :ormance each week that gives all concerned with club great heart . What do we make of Ol d ,1,fit, ,-bur}?? I'm finding it hard enough to work out lether Jeckyl or Hyde will turn up, and I can' t n to imagine the anguish that Mick Dwyer must ieeling. OH have the talent, OMs have the desire. i l e away side will limp over the line by 6 pts, but I'm

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Mazenod, NOBs (OPs will be lucky to field a Old Brighton, De La Salle, Old Haileybury .

North Old oys - would like to congratulate Luke Curry on playing his 100th game today . Luke j,uied NOB's in 95 and has been an integral member of the Senior team ever since . Luke is now one of the Club's leaders both on and off the field . His loya1ty, strong playing performance and contribution off the ground is much appreciated by all associated with NOB's . All the best today. Old Paradians - congratulations to Sab Ciavola from all at Old Paradians . 50 Games and 8 goals (June 17) a great double .

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Old Brighton - congratulate Chris "Sid" James on becoming only the 4th player to play 300 games for the club . Sid has played at every level over the past twenty seasons, beginning in 1981 . His courageous and desperate style of play, coupled with his >trong marking and pin point disposal, made him one of Old Brighton's best half backs ever . Still going around in the Club XVIII today, everyone at OBGFC hanks you Sid for your efforts and support for the club . Good luck. Congratulations also to Jared Raju on reaching 50 games today . After an electrifying start to his career, major knee suregery has had him on the sides for the most part of the last two seasons . Great to see you back in action, and all wish you well for the future.

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SE7°iiORS -- 01 .07.0 0 CoBei'as: 1 .0 2.2 3 .4 4.5.29 10 .10 14 .14.98 Be La Salle : 3.2 4.6 Collegians: Hart, 1' Phillips . 1lnsworth . G Robertson. Best: G Robertson . Unswor'il: . Hosking. Moon, Woolhouse. A Farr. De La Salle: B Mannix 4 . Duggan 3, bi Harber . Va1allo . Johnstone, Larag_y . Jackson . McInerney. S Hytaud . Best: S Hyland. Rogers, Pirate, Toohev. MeKenzie . Thomas . Umpires : Gene Hod~ms : Craig Brajtberg (F). Kirsty Pay : Alex Thompson (B), Beornn McCarthy: ~ m Vescovi (G) 6 .4 8.6 8 .9 .57 Old Parndisns: 2 .0 .i'inzenod : 6 .1 9 .5 17.9 25,11 .161 Old Paradians : P Brabender 2 . Gale 2 . Porteous 2. Digney . O'Loughlin. Best: Vincent. Porteous . Etolland . Collins . Digney. Szeicezuk. Y43azenod: Kaaanagh 8. Harrison 5. Kelly, 3 . O'Donoghue 3 . Fisher 2, Paolucci. Potan, Parrv. Pickering. Best: O'Hara. Kavanagh, Mchttyre . O'Donogtnte . Fisher. Hanley . Umpires: Dirk Kramer; Daniel Hallhcell (F). Garry Clancy: Bob Seymour (G) 4'hitefriars: 4.0 5.2 9.4 14.7.91 5.5 12.6 17.8 22 .10 .142 North Old Boys: Whltefriars : Pasqualotto 5, Hilton 3, Reidy 2 . A Carbone. Mika, Gillan . Cunningham . Best : ACarbone, Pasqualotto. Hilton . APawlik . R Pawlik, Lan . North Old Boys: Saad 7, J Barker 3 . Tonkin 2, Saunders 2 . Casbailt 2 . Amor . Skene . Collins . Drum. Vogets . Tr'nnboli, Umpires: Rick Love; Simon Olive (F). Nathan Sitting ; Alex Maggio (B), Greg Richards ; Bob Dunstan (G) Old Brighton: 3 .2 7 .5 16.13 22,18.150 2 .5 5 .6 6.8 7 .11.53 Old Haileybury : Old Brighton: Bradley 6, Fitzgerald 5 . Jackson 3, Bristow 2, White 2 . Barrow. Phelan . M Gadsden . Pirrte . Best : Fitzgerald . Phelan, Perry . Jackson. Lennox. Ewen . Old F3aileybu ry: Ladd 2. Harrop. Arnutrong . Seccull . Wlnte, Dowsing . Best : Ash Hilton . Arntstrong. Umpires: Albte Firtey ; Peter James (F) . James Matlsetl: Scott McKenzie (B). Kevin Segota Grant Napper (G) 13.14 .92 2.7 5.8 11 .11 Ormond: Old Mentonians : 2.5 4.9 5 .10 11 .14.80 . Black . 3, Mabbett 2, Whelan 2. Reumtan . James . Guzzo Ormond : Beckett Battev. Presser. Best : Mabbett. Guzzo. Courtney. Sebo. RenunamBlaek . Old . Aereman. Murphy. Best : Murphy, Menlonians : Macnish 5 . Bournon 4 Ftaskis . MacNtsh . Ferguson. Cuzens . Mullen . Umpires: Leon Quhm : Geoff Cnrrart (F). John Kelly: Ken Coughlan (G )

RESERVES - 01 .07.00 . Collegians: 1 .0 2.0 2 .0 2.3 .15 De La Salle : 4.4 7.12 12.15 15 .21 .111 Collegians: Pollock 2. Best : NMliat, Jones. Schober. Chahner . Pollock . Vfiite. De La Sall e : Clancy 5 . A Evans 2 . Fisher 2, Hall 2 . Doak, M Evans, Hodder. Hyde. Best: Mackintosh, Williams, O'Donnell, Lambe, N Harber, clancy. Old Paradians: 2.6 2 .6 3.6 4 .6.30 M ezenod : 1.1 3 .4 7.10 9.15.69 Old Peradians : Ciavota 3, Murray . Best : Murray. Godfrey. D'nitinosante. MB Geary. Harris . Wood. Mezenodi Sharp 3 . Devtin. Carter, Littel, Tucker . McI)ffwell. Grant. Best : Nisbet. Tucker. Krom. McDowell, Little . McMullin. Whitefriars: 0 .2 2.4 3 .7 3 .9 .27 North Old Boys: 2 .1 5.4 8 .6 8 .8 .56 Whitefriars: O'Brien 2. Coglilan . Best: Ward . Woal . Vernal . O'Brien . Johnson. D Eames . North Old Boys: Goal kickers and best players results not received.

Old Brighton: 1.4 3 .6 6 .11 9.15.69 Old HaBeybury: 0.4 0 .5 0.5 0.7.7 Old Brighton: Anderson 2 . O'Neill 2, Ginnavvt 2, Davies . Talbot . Walsh . Best: Rojo, Walsh, O'Neill. Talbot, Strachan, Bror.1L Old HaBeybury: Nil. Ormond: 2 .3 6 .10 9.14 13.16.94 Old Mentonians: 1 .0 2 .1 2.2 3 .2.20 Ormond: J Keleher 3 . Hauunond 3, Grace 2. Livingstone . Koostra. Stwtttevorth. Straueh . Sonnemon . Best : Block, Cleary . Colli ns. Brennan, Rttehie . J Keleher. Old Mentonlans : P Appel, Goodbody, Riley. Best : C Appel . Moodie . Dwyer. P Appel . Richards . Lhtford .

TODAY'S MATCHES B SECTION MAZENOD v . COLLEGIAN S NORTH OLD BOYS v . OLD PARADIANS OLD BRIGHTON v . WHITEFRIARS DE LA SALLE v . ORMON D

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COLLEGIANS

DE LA SALLE

Coach : Tim Hart Res . Coach: Anthony Parkin

Coach : Paul Cooper Res, Coach : Paul O'Dwyer

Coach: David Murray Reserv e : Tony Collins

Coach: Frank Dunnell Res. Coach : Darren Caddy

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1 A Moore 2 M Mercuri 3 B Cori n 3 M Butler 4 L Hall 5 C Swift

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1 . D .Wilkinson 2 . D .Waters 3 . TWaters 4 . S .Sleep 5 . B.Devine (RC) 5 . D .Skene 6 . N .Vogels 7 . P.Booth 8 . B.Collison (C) 9 . L .Curry (DVC) 10 . S . McGrath 11 . G. Collins 12 . S .Lock 13 . THaI in

S . Mollard (VC) N. Florentin e B. Woolhouse O C G . Palmer (VC) R. Henebery D . Greeves S. Van Der Veene (RVC) 7 S. Elg 8 N . Beatt ie 9 T. Hovey 10 S. Harding 11 B. McKenzie 12 N . Harrison 13 W. Daly 14 J . Dixon 14 D . Warne - Smith 15 Y. Phillips 16 D . PhillipP s 17 R . Hosking 18 C . Mollard 19 A . Baxter 20 Andrew Farr 21 C . Harris 22 S . Piasente 23 N . Milat 24 T. Knox 25 C . Unsworth 26 S . Woolley (RC) 27 S . Humphry (VC) 28 N . McCann 29 A . Kenneally 30 L. Moon 31 J . Rose 32 D. Thompson 33 M . Maxwell 34 M . Britten 35 Ashley Farr 36 G . Cooper 37 M . Opie 38 T. Marks 39 N . Hart 40 M . O'Donnell 50 B. Jefferson (VC)

6 M Herber

7 C Browne (C) 8 A Mithen 9 S Hart 10 T Silvers 11 A Evans 12 D Toohey (VC) 13 A Waters 14 B Hackett 15 J Hodder 16 S Hyland 17 A Elliott 18 J Horn 18 C Mercuri 19 R Prezen s 20 M Picone 21 D Jackson 22 M O'Donnell 23 J Doak 24 J Morel 25 K Rogers 26 S Wood 26 E Williams 28 N Harber 29 M Joyce 30 B Mannix 31 A Flowerday 32 R Bonnici (VC) 33 D Kin g 34 A Pedicini 35 A Mackintosh 37 D Hyland 38 R Ford 39 M Goodier 40 P Harrison 40 A Johnstone 41 D Spithill 42 D McInerney 43 L Borella

44 X Clancy 45 D Lambe 46 P Bowden 47 S Laska 48 D Smith 49 L Walker 50 J Lowe 51 M Evan s 52 A McKenzie 53 J La Ragy 54 C Hyde 54 S. Vavallo 56 R Beattie 58 C Worsteling 59 T Fishe r 60 B Hoy 61 C Buik 62 J Hosking 63 C McGergor 64 B McMahon 65 C Hyde 70 M Duggan Proudly Sponsored by :

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C . Harrison J . Ballenger B . Devlin A . Hanley (VC) M . Quirk N . Marmo S . Morgan D . Lancaster D . Collins

10 M . O'Hara

11 T. Smith (RC) 12 M . Murray (VC) 13 P. Gooden 14 N . Meehan 15 N . Parry 16 J . Kavanagh 17 D. Kelly 18 D . O'Donaghue

19 S . McMullin 20 C . Murray 21 S . Polan 22 D . Ryan 23 A. Tucker 24 D . Nisbet 25 A. Pickering (C) 26 J . Dunne 27 D . Krom 28 N . Little 29 R . Sharp 30 S . Fisher 31 A . McIntyre

32 S . Paolucci 33 A . Quinn 34 M . Pollard (RVC) 35 R . Hawkins 36 G . Miller 37 L. Morgan 38 P. Nelson 39 C . Poletti 40 C. Dickenson 41 B . Bell 42 P. Fotiniotis 43 D . Grant 44 S . Garbellini 45 B . Meehan 46 B . Hobbs 47 A. McDowell 48 C . Williams 49 L. Haivy (RVC) 50 D . Carter 51 G . Hanegraf 52 N . Nussbaum 53 D . Linden 54 B. Leggett 86 R . Foss

1 4 . D .Kingha m 15 . J . Talbot

16 . D .Collins 17, M .Maguire 18 . C .Murray 19 . P.O'Farrell 20 . J .Sutherland 21 . N .Casboult 22 . M .Connelly 23 . P.O'Dwyer 24. J .Barker 25. G .Phyland 26. S .Smith 27. W.McTaggart 28. M .Nulty 29 . D .Boyer 30. M .Leigh 31 . L.Boyle 32 . M .Phyland 33 . M .Barker 34 . J .Saad 35 . M .Carney 36 . D.Tonkin (VC)

37 . S .Mikunda 39 . R.Maguire 38 . M .Amor 40 . C .Phylan d 41 . N .Tonk m

42 . enk o 43 . D .Zacek

44 . M .Drum 45 . B.Pawsey 46 . N .Goonan 47 . J . Barlow 48 . P.Daniels 49 . A.Stone 50 . TDrum 51 . S.Fitzpatrick 52 . N .Sanders 53 . TA erbe 54. A . rimbol i 55. D .Scicluna 56. P.Arnold 57. C .Blaine 58. J .Gurry 60. D .Moore 61 . F.Lync h 62. A .McKenzieMcHaig 63 . S .Dixon 64 . G .Muir 65 . S .Sarong 67 . R .Whitnish 68 . K .Watso n 71 . J .Prest i 77 . S .Trenton

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1 OLD DF :i ; ; :". -; ; f GRA MW~ +' ! . ~j Coach : Dale Tappin g

Res . Coach : Brad Ber ry 1 A . Kryzwnia k 2 A . Pirri e 3 C . Barro w 4 M . Talbot

5 N . Perry 6 S . Alderso n 7 B . Logan (VC) 8 M . Gadsde n 9 S . Lenno x 10 M . Denni s 11 A . Fitzgeral d 12 H . Bickett 13 R. Kent 14 S . Williams (C) 15 D . Tymms (VC ) 16 W. Ear l 17 A. Rickarby 18 M . Jackson (VC) 19 S. Gadsden 20 A. McLachlan

21 T. Ewert 22 L . O'Neill 23 L . Holt 25 S . Nikas 26 A . Coope r 27 D . Paterson 28 J . Bradley 29 J . Murc h 30 A . McLaughli n 31 A . Bristow 32 G . Earl 33 P. Phela n 34 J . Whit e 35 C. Stewart 36 B . Polloc k 38 J . Raj u 39 A. Ginnavin 40 B . Patterson 41 J . Murchie 42 P. McMahon 43 B. Farnham

44 A. Brown 45 S. Fox 46 M. Wilson 47 D . Wilson 48 R . Boxe r 49 A. Ginnavin 50 D . Hsia u 51 M . Fisher 52 K . Lync h 53 D . Strachan 57 M . Moon 61 A . Wals h 62 A . Lynch 63 S . Davies

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ch Mick Dwyer R,_ Gooch : 4vayno Moss

1 A Acreman 2 C Lean

1 C. Home

D. Connel l R. Kejna (DVC)

3 B Murphy (VC)

4 D Carroll

S. Langford-Jones A. Bruda r W. Smith 7 Adam Hilton (C) 8 D . Hassett a M . Lambert ,Q C . Efstathiou 1b, Warnes 2 N . Hanso n ;3 B . Harrop 14 A . Forsyth 15 N . Bigg s 16 P. O'Donnel l 16 B . Langford-Jones Ash Hilto n 18 C . Jayasekera 19 M . Armstong 20 D. Elliott 21 A . Jenke 22 D. Mason 23 M . Seccull 24 A. Ross 25 G . Rowlands (RC) 26 J Bell 27 P. Dimond 28 S . Walden (VC) 29 B. Carson 30 A. Whit e 31 D . Lay 32 B. Mitchell 33 L . Floy d 34 P. Langford-Jones (RVC) 35 D .La PPa9 e 36 B. Lay 37 A . Dowsing 38 P. Wright 39 R . George 40 B . Johnston 41 S . Saunders 42 S . Rowlands 43 C . Pountney 44 M . Wray 45 T. Hilton 46 R . Brandham 47 T. Barker 48 A. Pound 49 G . Finlayson 50 R. Ladd 51 M . Thiele 52 A. Shepherd 53 N . Hill 54 T. Earney 55 L . Byrn s 56 C . Moyle 57 R . Mitchell 58 S. Davey 59 A. Floyd 60 J . Robertson 61 B . Waters 62 C . Dowling 63 D . Moss f" J. Miller

5 C Wallace 6 D Paterso n 7 G Ferguson 8 R Newto n 9 G Pride 10 B Kuramot o 11 D Solle y 12 C Dwyer 13 A Palme r 14 K Campbell 15 C Davis 16 D Noc k 17 N Linford 18 T Bournon (VC) 19 D . Kitt o 20 S Mullin (C) 21 S . Ingram 22 P Harrington 23 A. Drinan 24 C . Twentyman 25 J Winduss

26 G Dart

27 G Katris 28 L Hogan 29 A Carter 30 M Brook s 31 M Elliott 32 N . Hollow 33 H Samild 34 P Flaski s 35 T. McNish 36 DJ . Alexande r 37 M . Franci s 38 D Millis 39 T Rile y 40 M Manix 41 S Cozens 42 H Maso n 43 M Lavres 44 B Clothier 45 M . Kenned y 46 D Mills 47 Ferguson 48 J . Webb 49 C . Mackay 50 G Richards 51 L Stephen 52 A . Oxiand 53 M Stroud 54 D Goodbody 55 W Ballantin e 56 S . Walch 57 P Watson 58 D Coventry 59 G Lucas 60 S . Flaskis 61 B . Samild 62 R . Bal l 63 M . Jones 64 M . Austi n 65 T. SobeY 66 M . Sobe y 67 P. Mevel 68 S . Bainbridge 69 N . Kin g 70 J . Vick 71 N . Flino s 72 R . Salaza r 73 J . Anderso n E

74 L . Brow n 75 S . Maloney

Coach : Peter ,dford Res . Coach: Damian Carroll

Coach : Steve G ffce Res. Coach : Craig Tonkin

Coach : Des Meagher Res Coach: Brian Grill s

1 S . Vincent (C) 2 P. O'Loughlin 3 D . Stevens M . Wood 5 M . Harford 6 MP Geary 7 P. Cosgriff 8 A. Sinclair 9 J . Collins 10 P. Brabend er (VC ) 11 A A. Burn s

1 D Mabbett 2 D Beckett

1 R Pasqualott o 2 M Bateman 3 M Carbone (C ) 4 5 M Robinso n 6 C Housto n 7 N Cunningha m 8 A Davi s 9 C Maguire 10 A Pawli k 11 R Reidy 12 R Pawli k 13 T Hughes 14 T Carrig g 15 P Campbel l

12 J . Holland

14 B. Brabender 15 B. Dintinosante 16 M . Godfrey 17 B . Hart 18 G . Porteou s 19 John Swindon 20 M . Szewczuk 21 A . Farrell 22 S . Ciavola 23 P. Walsh 24 D . Digney 25 A . Heffernan 26 M .B. Geary 27 A . Jenkins 30 B . Richardson 31 J . Lucas 33 P. Harris 34 B. Galloway 35 M . Gate 36 S. Swindon 37 JM Swindon 38 D . Tooze 39 D . Loney 40 C . Seckiold 41 D . Watso n 42 R . Murray 43 A . Swindon

44 M . Joyce

47 N . Ball 48 E . Nayef 49 M . Hildebrand 51 A. Baker 52 M . Ryan 53 B. Atkin 56 A. Sacco 57 J . Muir 59 L . Baker 60 B . Henry 61 C . Watso n 62 V. Perry 64 C . Price 65 A . Jakowenko

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4 A Grace 5 B Turner 6 D Whelan 7 S Keleher 8 M Miller (DVC) 9 S Grac e 10 D Scanlon 11 D Robbins 12 N Seb o 13 B Stone 14 S James 16 T Stewart (RC) 17 P Joyy 18 W Block 19 D Cleary (RVC) 20 M McConvill O C 21 J Brown 22 R Block 23 T Ashford 24 M Abrahams 25 J Dale 26 L Livingstone 27 T Brennan 28 B Collins 29 N Courtney 30 N Wells 31 H Black 32 R Presser 33 M Shepherd 34 R Remman (VC) 35 G Bailey 36 S Mackey 37 A Guzzo 38 S Herrmann 39 A Orr 40 Y Dimadamos 41 J . Koolstra 42 C Keleher 43 L . D'Astol i 44 M M abb ett 45 J . Keleher 46 C Cleary 47 C . Cooper 48 G Smith 49 M Horsfield 50 M . Heffernan 51 S . Shuttleworth 52 S . Sonnema n 53 G Hammond 54 S . Rajki 55 T. Carman 56 M Farre ll 58 M Collins 59 P Konstanty 60 G Ritchie 58 A Kukuljan 73 A . Strauch

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^' il things have become tough at the top now . Beaumaris have put themselves under the pum p with a poor performance, the Jackas win a thriller . Rovers virtually seal who will play finals, while the sleeping Giants the boys from Oak Park continue to prosper . Tigers disappointing . Prahran workmanlike and well drilled deserved their victory. the Sainters stiff, the Bullants almost out of danger, while the Ogs and the Hoes are left to ponder what might have been . What a five weeks we have in front of us not all over quite yet . REVIEW The Bu llants got the vital break in the first quarter and that was virtually the end of the petty sessions . Six zip set it up, the Oggers seemed disinterested were very lacklustre and considering what was at stake were most disappointing forcing Tony Morwood to finally do his block. Neither side bothered to trouble the scoreboard much in the 2nd term, and for the rest of the game it was fairly even . The home side pegged back a couple in the last but the horse had bolted . A good win for Bulleen, who were well served by Matthews, Prior . Burridge and Tulloch . For the Ogs Stuart Higgins was good Stevens yet again gave his all . Foley was OK and 50 gainers Bingley and Power were worthy of a mention . The Rovers continue to prove me wrong . I guess they do it deliberately . In what was their best team performance for the season in such an important one too they completely overpowered the Tigers to record a convincing 26 point victoty . Well done boys . A pretty even first half saw scores level at the main break . The championship quarter proved to be just that as Hampton produced some terrific footy to open up a break they were able to maintain until the end . Great victory down there virtually shutting the gate on the Tigers finals aspirations . The Anderson trio were right in the thick of it for the victors . alonpvith the big guys Chief. Softy. and Fanning . A disappointed St Bedes were well happy with the Wintle Bros . Shane Bell, and Matt Connolly.

Virtually controlling the play all day the quiet achievers came away with another pretty comprehensive victory last Saturday . Beware of the boys from Oak Park they are going along very nicely thank you very much . As usual the combine gave of their all and were buoyed by the inclusion of another couple of Assumption lads a good sign for their future, but in all reality were no match for a Therry side that continues to prosper while all around them may be faltering . Mick Goodwin kicked an impressive 6 in his return from an enforced holiday, and Caeeamo. Doyle and Corey Bannister were prominent all day . For the Hoes Chris Tucker continues to lead by example despite no luck with the whistle blowers . as Curtain and Rosenfeld were also good . Perhaps this was the game of the season . To kick 19

twins and still go down you have to be stiff, and so they were the Sainters . It was a fas t flowing tough encounter on the small confines o Packer. Even at the minor break, almost the same a the next two, with the tide turning many times until th Jackas just found that something extra led by thei strong defense to be in front when the final bell rang . Ai important victory for them . A great performance b Glen Etta but unfortunately finals out the door n oAndrewKaliskth7 opJacswerm a men Jona Segal and Paul Walvisch . For the Sainters Ni St Kilda Chris Massis was fantastic, ably backed up b h'icGaw . Sheerly and Diamond . Sorry Chris just eouic Lit quite get you the player of the round . You can't just turn up to a game of football expee ing to win without putting in some sort of effort, an perhaps that has been the attitude of the Beamar boys of late . And that is to take absolutely nothing aevs from Prahran who played a tremendous game and we~ hard at it all day . They bottled the Sharks up earl attacked and scored themselves . and were able to mai tan that advantage all day despite a couple of chE lenges from the visitors . Tony Free certainly did h sums from the first encounter and deserves full mark Wes Pye was awesome a great game in the ruck, tl untagged Andre Pitts set up many moves, Birchy ran he liked around his wing again, and Arturph, . No one tried harderaFlperswotygd I

Beaumaris than the lionhearted Justin Bryce and received some support from Haynes and Lee . PREVIE W Top spot on the line today, more about that later Hopefully Old Geelong will realize the signifiear, of their plight now and make a concerted effort tl week . But it is a tough ask for any side at David Stri even when you are in form and the Ogs aren't . T Rovers have cemented their spot now and will not be a mood to let it slip so with full confidence I tip them win . St Bedes make the long trek out to Therry, a whilst I respect the ability of Peter Geddes to inspire boys . I really think they are up against it today . JT I the home side purring along at the right time of the s son . they are entrenched now and could go higher < just will not let that opportunity pass them by. Glen E ira at home again a wait Ivanh Assumption . With full lists both are probably be than their ladder positions suggest, but that's footl and I guess both need to find some depth to cover It es . It will be a no holds barred encounter as usual b will give all they have, home ground sways me to si with the Sainters.

An interesting one this one . Both have been play

sood footy the past few weeks so it promises to be uL;i encounter between a couple of district clubs . pr ;dlran were great last week, not too shabby the week i,,,i , e either, while the Bullants have been gathering ,,,,Imentum as the season has progressed and have ;,i,lyed fairly well . The Two Blues mathematically can <lillmake it and the Bulls are totally safe so it will be a no holds barred affair with Prahran just getting across ie line . So here we go to the victor goes top spot . The vancnlished back among the pack. What a great scenario . m geaulnaris at home bounce back? Are the Jackas b, .ck in form? . Who are the rightful flag favorites? . All , , ;~e questions and many more will be answered at L ulksia Reserve this afternoon . Who am I tipping? . In â&#x20AC;&#x17E;word Beaumaris . SOCIAL The Tigers big IRISH NIGHT is on at the clubrooms

is evening win lose or draw . All Tiger supporters will 1u there watching Macca and Sam doing the Irish Jig . Saturday July 15 is the Ivanhoe-Assumption trivia Night hosted by the poor man's Eddie McGuire the one and only Phill Skeggs . Be there or be square .

PRESS CORRESPONDENT S 10110 again. Thanks guys . For this ROUND and this ROUND only I am taking what you could say is a well earned SABBATICAL . My partner in crime of many ~ars standing the one and only MR KEN BREMNER will be putting pen to paper this week. Please give him the same support you afford me. KB can be contacted on 9-850 6964 phone or fax, his mobile is 0418 107 447 or send him an email to kenbremner@ access .net.au DEFINITELY BY 8pm SUNDAY NIGHT . I will be back bigger, better, stronger and brighter, the week after.

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Prahran -Ben Gellie today plays his 50th game . This young larrikin has quickly earnt a spot as very good player and has been outstanding since being moved to the full back position, Congratulations and may we see many more games from this youngster.

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SENIORS CLUB LAST WK TOTAL NAME 7 47 KALINSKI AJAX 0 44 BOCTER BEAUMARIS HECKER ST BEDES 1 37 0 33 KIRZNER AJAX MATTHEWS BULLEEN TEMP . 2 30 C RESERVE BASIST AJAX 4 27 CRAWFORD HAMPTON ROVERS 0 26 VANCE BEAUMARIS 2 26 THRUSH THERRY PENOLA 9 26 R. CORFIELD BEAUMARIS 0 20 D . PEARCE IVANHOE 0 17 THF AMATFi IR Ft7!)TRAI I FR 2000

SENIORS - 01 .07.00 3.4 8.6 11 .10.76 Old Geelong: 1 .3 17 .8.110 Bull een Templestowe: 8 .2 9.6 16.6 . Stevens . Bingley. Foley. Power, M Old Geelong: Higgins 3, J Wilson 2 Wilson . Couch, Best: Higguis. Foley. Metnnes . Stevens. Bolton, Middleton . Bull een Templestowe : Humphrey 3, McLaren 2 . Matthews 2 . Tultoch 2, Welch 2, Bumdge . Do+vlan, Snuth. Young, w Thompson . L Thompson . Best : Matthews. Burridge, Tultoeh . Humphrey . L Thompson, Prior. Umpires: Alan Stubbs: Trent Foley (F) St Bedes Mentone Tigers: 3.6 4.7 6 .8 9.13 .67 Hampton Rovers: 1.1 5 .1 11 .4 16.6 .102 St Bedes Mentone Tigers : MacGeorge 3. M Wintle 2 . Hecker. McCraw. Connolly. Dig ;ins . Best: Bell. Connotiv, P tVintle. L whi2le, McCraw . Tesodeio. liampton Rovers: Wills 3. Busby 3, S Anderson 2 . Helliger 2, Granger 2. wilmott . Flatuve. Boyd, David Anderson . Best : Scarlett . Fletcher, David Anderson . Boyrci . S Anderson, Rtcella . Umpires: Paul Jones; Matt Can (F). Daniel Blackmore : Peter McMullen (B) . Me Shipley: Dennis Izod (G) Ivanhoe Assumption: 2 .2 5 .3 8.9 9.11 .65 Therry Penola: 5 .6 11 .9 15 .15 22.20.152 Ivanhoe Assumption: Flynn 3, wood . Seuderi . T Healy. Hariey,larktenva . O'Neill. Best : Nark :ewicz, Rvan. Tucker. McFarlane . Curtain . Rosenfeld . Therry Penola: M Goatuin 6 . C Bannister 4, Taylor 4 . Edwards 3 . Finnigan 2. Mdts 2. Elliott . Best : Caecamo, Bovle, C Bannister . Petrewski. M Goodwin, S Sacco . Umpires : Gram V,ardrop; Paul Dinneen (F ) 7.0 9.2 17 .5 19 .6.120 Glen Eire: 16 .5 20 .8 .128 AJAX: 7.0 10.5 Glen Eira: Rvan 3, O'Donnell 3. Vamuakas 3 . Turner 2 . Wilson, Thurstield . : klassis . McCaw . Sheedy. Diamond . Diamond. Carvana. Tkocz. Best Hassell. Tkocz . AJAX: KaWiski 7 . Davis 4 . J Segal 2, At Segal 2. Onas, Paul withmgton : Andrea Thiaaites walvisch, lVrobel. Dukes, Gold . Umpires: (F) . David Gourlav : Alina Hoare (B ) 3 .2 7 .4 10.7 13.8.86 Prahran : Beaumaris: 1 .2 2 .3 8.4 10.8.68 Prahran : Rhodes 3. Perry 3 . Bach 2. A Pitts 2 . Aitken. Gill, Marriott . Best : Pya. Henshall . Corbov. Murphy . Marriott, A Pitts . Beaumaris: Conlon 3 . Spence 2, Buller 2 . Havnes . Blaekie. Ensor. Best: Holt, Havnes . Ensor. Lee, Bryce . Lee, Bryce . Coulon . Umpires: Dianne G4'iuteiey: Justin Garrett (F )

RESERVES - 01 .07.00 . 11 .8 12 .14 .86 Old Geelong : 3.2 5.4 Bulieen Templestowe: 3.3 6 .4 8 .4 10.9 .69 . Brain . Hyams. Kemp . Old Geelong: Fazgerald 4. ploutuan 3, Boer O'Donoghue . Best: Fitzgerald, Carty, Hpams, MeNeur. Tltorn, Memnon . Butleen Templestowe : Honeth 3 . Meadows 2, A Parris . MeKenzie . Clarkson . Todd, McNatnara . Best : Horvath . -.Vionvitis . Clarkson . Franklui . Meadows . Stott .

St Bedes Ment T3g: 0 .3 2.4 8.4 9.5.59 Hampton Rovers: 1 .2 4.3 8.3 9.5.59 St Bastes Merit Tig : Goal kickers and best players results not received . Hampton Rovers: Chasten 2 . Dallas 2 . Dunball 2. Hebard, McKellar . Voss . Best : Buckley. Dunball, McKellar. Flynn . Carr. Humphries . Ivanhoe Assumption : 1 .1 2.3 2.3 2 .4 .16 Ther ry Penola: 7.0 10.2 14 .6 19.10.124 Ivanhoe Assumption: King. Frew. Best: Toogood . Young, Fairvreather. King, Yalkanis. Conlev . Ther ry Persia: Thrush 9. J Van Englen 2, Candiloro 2 . Henderson 2 . La Fonaune . P Garoni. Stephens. Culph . Best : P Gamin, Thrush, warren. Carbis. Pinner . J Van Englen. 0 .1 2 .5 4 .6 7.8 .50 Glen Eire: 7 .1 7 .3 10.5 12.6.78 AJAX Goal kickers and best players results not received, AJAX : Glen Eira : Bucklev 5 . Basist 4, Pvke. Goldeifein. Ritterman_ Best: Bock . Goldenfein . Janoaer, J Feldman . Basist, Buckley. Prahran : 2.2 3 .3 6.5 7.5.47 4 .8 8.10 12.18.90 Beaumaris: 2.5 Prahran : ll'alsom 3 . McGarry 2, Crowe, wallmever . Best : H Pitts . Dawson . : Hawkes . MaAdie. Miller. Vear. Beaumaris Mills 6 . Vance 2. Kendall 2, Phillpott 2. A O'Brien. Best: Walsh . Mills, M O'Brien . Thomas, Vance, L Stephens.

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37 A. Mordech 38 J . Bram 39 B . Klein 40 A. Redlich 41 J . Snow 42 D . Bugalski 43 Y. Shein 44 L. Pyk e 45 D . Wellitzer

46 J . Feldman 47 D. Onas 48 M . Buckley 49 A . Godlowicz 50 J . Rockman 51 N . Diamond 52 53 T 54 55 P. Naphtali 56 57

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28 J . Vance 29 C . Martin 30 T. Reoin 30 R . Corfield 31 L. Gibson 31 A. Spence 32 M . Matulick 32 S . Mitchell 33 G . Jury 34 Q . Groves 35 N . Boctor 35 B . Ferguson 36 A. Blackie 37 B . Philpott 38 A . O'Brien 39 S . Potts 40 J . Verashaka 41 D . Emerson 42 J . lanzano 43 A . Kendall 44 D . H . Gibson 45 A . Thomas 46 D . Speakman 47 J . McKenzie 49 J . Bryce 50 I . Bennett 59 A . Rowbury

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60 J . Weinberg 61 S . Czarny 62 63 64 65 66 Y. Field

70 S . Boon 71 A . Lewin 93 M . Feldy

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13 G. Brown 14 M .. Weilgosz 15 M . Broad 16 P. Rogers 17 ig A . Wilce 19 L . Govan 20 A A Diamond

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M . Flahive 16 D . Marshall 17 D . Artz (VC ) 18 P. Adam s 19 M . Lawrence 20 A . Powe r 21 S . Fanning 22 T. Wilmott 23 S . Helli9e r 24 C . 5carlet t 25 M . Dave y 26 Sam Wills (VC) 27 A . Quo n 28 A . Voss 29 M . Fletcher 30 W. Earle 31 T. Pucella 32 David Anderso n 33 M . Lake 34 B . Hoar e 35 R . Bulmer 36 S . Blick 37 R . Hun t 38 J. Humphrie s 39 M . Crawford 40 S . Foste r

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The following players are curre: :ly p 1r- r i3 for Therry Penola CIS team . Back Row : Mick Donohue 225, Rod Egglestorte o6 2, Paul Jones 300, Gerald Biddlestone 250 . Front Row: Dean Boden 209, Bob Lyons 35 7 , Anthony Ratcliffe 200, Ron Costello 232 . (All games total of U19 and Senior matches) . THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2000

D1 SECI s_ by Barry iii

Two on today will have a major bearing on the final four make-up, Caulfiel d Grammarians at home to Monash Blues, and St Leo's versus Aquinas at Bennettswood . The Fields demolition job on Aquinas last week made everybody sit up and take notice . LAST WEEK Oakleigh went down to Banyule but staged a creditable fight back in the 3rd term, after which the Bears greater depth carried the day, Scott Playfair had a top game on his wing for Banyule, with Blair Moxon roving well, and Dave Witchell effective at wing/HFF. Glen Treacey again ruck roved well for the Oaks, Cam Marshall and Graeme Redford also stood out . Old Camberwell found Old Essendon too good but remained competitive all day . Grammar's overall skills edge told in the end . Shaun Tosch had a good game in the centre for the Wells, Simon Beckett gave drive off his wing, and John Webb was a useful HFFer. Monash Blues were too accomplished for La Trobe, albeit the experts were not happy with their goals to points ratio . Spider Smith dominated round the ground for the Blues, John Caldwell played strongly in midfield, and Sammy McGee gave a polished display at CHB . Steve Adamthwaite worked hard roving for the Trobers, Joel Goode was a fine CHB, and Simon Fredrickson and Gerard Robertson stood out across the centre and at HFF . Caulfield Grammarians brought Aquinas back to earth with a thud with a strong display after an even lst Qtr . Deadly accurate deliveries out of midfield killed the Bloods . Fields performance was a marvellous team effort, although Brent Baxter at CHF, plus Drew Pearce and Will Bowes were outstanding. Al Bethune worked hard in the ruck for the Bloods, Sean Flynn did well across midfield, also Bobbv Moran at CHF/CHB . Old Carey were no match for St Leo's Emmaus whose strong marking forwards had a field day . To their credit the injury/flu depleted Panthers stuck at it until the final siren, The Parks standouts were Tony McKenzie and Brendan Vaughan up forward, with Paul McGloin terrific on the ball . For OC, Richard Oppy and Brett Birkill never gave up round the ground, and special mentions to youngsters . Hadyn Francis, Travis & Nick Bull, Dale James, 16

plus Brendan & Damien Shutie who all battled hard against class opponents .

TODAY'S GAMES Old Essendon host Oakleigh at PEGS and will have too much class for the hard working Oaks . Grammar is doing all the right things athe moment and should not be troubled to win comfortably . La Trobe welcome Old Camberwell and w=ili put in their customary 120% effort, but the Well . swilhavetomucrndbilyfothem Caulfield Gr. an d Monash Blues feature in the clash of the round, and a win today will put the Fields in with a huge chance to see final's action this year . With the exception of meeting St Leo's in round 18, the Fields have a dream run home against bottom end sides, and they seem to have hit their straps at exactly the right time. The Blues have had the stutters over the past few weeks, but have too much ability to be written off . Weather permitting, this will be a magnificent game, as both sides have stacks of class, and play an exhilarating brand of footy . As OEG and Aquinas have recently found, .the Fields can be awesome on their home turf and for that reason I'm going for them to win by a goal or so . Banyule should be too good for Old Carey and take out a regulation four points. The Bears are a very organized unit, and will not leave anything to chance with the fight for a final's berth being the way it is . It will be a good opportunity for the Panthers' younger players to benefit from playing against such well drilled opposition . St Leo's and Aquinas clash in a dead set cut throat affair. With only four points separating them, both clubs are desperate to win todav . and the faint hearted are recommended not to turn up even to spectate, let alone participate! . What a game, Thomas and Cultrera at one end, Vaughan and McKenzie at the other! Sean Flynn and Cam Colliver for the Bloods mixing it with Don Dini and the McGloin Bros of the Parks . Make sure your Interchange Steward is a speedwriter Frank, Dave and Laurie will have him working overtime! I'll g,, for the home side by a goal or so . Bennettswood is never easy on visitors . THE AMATEUR FnnTRAi I FR 5,nnn

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eld Gsan.ir-e.__=u1s - 50 games to Pau l c 1 and Glen a i arrisors, Both "Roo Boy" Harro" recently notched up 50 games for lub, "Roo Boy" coming from the lofty height s :-.-field has developed into a dominant ii _."ve ruckman, whilst Glen a member of our U U 19 premiership has taken a while to achiev e , Il_s milestone, after a Carribean jaunt and a of coaching our U19's . Well done boys fro m t the Fields,

uENI0 :1S CLUB LAST WK TOTAL NAME BROWNLESS OLD CAMBERWELL 5 60 AMIET CAULFIELD 7 56 :HONiAS AQUINAS 2 55 B . tjAUGHAN ST LEOS 5 53 CULTRERA AQUINAS 3 4 9 D1 RESERVE 40 OLD CAREY 3 2IST 32 CAULFIELD 2 BOURKE 32 BANYULE 8 KAYROOZ 25 MONASH BLUES 2 TEASDALE 22 BANYULE 11 P. WITCHELL 5 22 OLD CAMBERWELL 3AFFAR TODAY 'S MATCHES DI SECTION OLD ESSENDON v . OAKLEIG H LA TROBE UNI v . OLD CAMBERWELL CAULFIELD OR . v . MONASH BLUES BANYULE v . OLD CAREY ST . LEOS EMMAUS v . AQUINAS

St i tCaoJ ^' 01 .07 .0_1 Oakleigh: 2.0 9.3 10 .6 14 .8 .92 Banynle: 3.6 11.9 16 .15 23 .16 .154 Oakleigh: Bromley 5 . Treacy 3, C Marshall 2 . Dalton, Hanley_ A Kitts . Redford . Best : S Kitts . Stirling . Treaev. A Kitts . Dalton . Redford . Banyule: D witchell 7 . Maxon 3. Pla}iair 3. Sutterbv 2, O'Connell 2 . Keenan 2 . `,xr"illmore 2 . T Egan 2. Best: PlaGdair. Maxon, D Witchell, tvoodtoak D t19Wam .s. t'. i2more. Umpires : Geoff Moore : David Irons (F ) Old Camberwell : 2 .4 5 .5 6.6 11,8.74 19.13.127 Old Essendon: 3 .3 9 .8 15.11 Old Camberwell : Browiiless 5, D Walker 2 . Hanson, Heffernan, MacKenzie, McKenzie. Best : Webb . Lilja. Toseh . Beckett . Rowe. Old Essendon: Goal kickers and best players results not received. Umpires: Luke Johnston ; Lionel Katz lF)

19.19 23.26.164 Monash Blues : 4 .7 11 .12 3 .5 6 .6 .42 La Trobe University: 1 .3 3.5 Monash Blues: Farrar 5, Newnan 3 . Creamer 3. Caldwell 2, Furnell 2. Smith 2 . Gregor,v. Hamphuis . h1urcbie. McGee, Holloteav . Dowsley. Best: Sntuh . Farrar . Creamer. Morrison, Rogers, Caldwell . La Tro be University: Goal kickers and best players results not received . Umpires: Andrew Mitchell : Adain Goodes (F) Caulfield Gr. 6 .2 13 .4 19.7 24.9.153 7 .1 9.3 10.7.67 Aquinas: 5 .0 Caulfield Gr: Amiet 7. Cowhshaw 6. Baxter 3. Margenson 3 . Widjaja 2 . Liddell, Svinuan, G Harrison. Best : Baxter, Vella, Widjaja. Liddell, Cowtishatv . Whitmee. Aquinas: Cultrera 3 . Thomas 2 . Tarulli 2, B Moran . FIvim. Best : Bethune. Flynn. R Moran . Larkin, Jess, Tantlli . Umpires: Paul Lamble: Leah Gallagher (F )

Old Carey : 2.3 3.4 3 .7 8 .11.59 8.7 15.11 19.15 .129 St Leos Emmaus: 5.3 Old Carey: Dandier 2. Raftopoulos . M Cohen . Metiunstn~. Phillips, Btrkdl. Best : Oppy. Birkell. Francls . Angus. Danther, N Bull. St Leos Emmaus: McKenzie 6 . B Vaughan 5 . S McCamt 3, Dtmeolatllomo . Donovan, Flood, P McGloin. R MeGlont_ Best : McKenzie . P McGloin, B Vaughan . Manton . Donovan, Aultso. Umpires: Anthony Damen (R). Jason Moore (F )

RESERVES - 01 .07 .00. Oaldeigh: 0 .0 2.0 2.0 2 .0.12 Banyule: 11 .5 21 .8 28.13 33.15.213 oakteigh: Andonopoulos. Torpey. Best : Torpey . Billing, Leslier . Wilson . Motwhacca, Smith. Banyule: P tVftchell 11, Kavrooz 8 . Gilliam 7 . Ferrall 2, J Egan 2. Hopgood . Nasrallah. Sproules. Best: Kayrooz, P Witchell. Gilliam, SJ Gray. Simpson . S Gray. Old Camberwell : 1 .1 4.3 6 .3 8.5 .53 5 .6 7.7 9.8 .62 Old Essendon On 3.4 Old Camberwell: Saffar 5 . Harvev. 114 Mitchell, White . Best : McCrea . Knowles, Harvev . Saffar. R tvllliams. Old Essendon On Goal kickers and best plavers results not received. 3 .2 8 .5 14.9 17.14 .116 Monash Blues: 1 .1 1 .1 1 .1 4.1 .25 La Trobe Uni: Monash Blues: Baxter 4. Alexander 3 . Teasdale 2, Bolton. Dempsey, Headberrv, McGrath. Junkeer. Llord . Walsh . Scott . Best : Walsh. Campbell. Baxter, Dempsev . Smith . Mentha . La Trobe Uni : Goal Mckers and best players results not received .

13 .14 .92 Caulfield Gr. 4.3 7.7 9.9 2.4 4.5 5 .6 5 .6 .36 Aquinas : Caulfield Gr Matiueson 4, Bourke 2, Deakin 2 . Ash . Santiago . Restarick. Thompson. Stevenson . Best : Gurr. Restanek. Anderson. Asti. Coutts . Deakin. Aquinas : Greer 3 . Ly~tg. Cog(tlan. Best : Bambury. Lyng. Chapman . D Boland . Coghlan. Old Carey: 3 .0 3 .0 4 .3 5.4 .34 St Leos Emmaus : 6 .1 10 .3 15.6 24.9 .153 Old Carey : Rist 3 . 1 Cohen . Montgomery. Best: Nance . Boucher. Graham, Gates. Brown. Montgomery. St Lec s Emmaus: Bethune 6. Henricus 3, E Mitchell 3. B Mitchell 2 . Newey 2. Raynor 2 . Suuondson 2. Lear 2 . Dornik. O'Meara . Ottobre. D Place. Prosser . Best: Foley. Sinmrondson . O`'ara. E Mitchell, Ratiror . Braddles.

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5 YEARS AGO - 1995

ould a better script have been written? John Kanis celebrated his 300th VAFA game, played a right serviceable game, and the Blues capped it off with a 15 point win over A section leaders Old Xaverians, 7 .17 to 6 .8 . Best were Wilson . Cavalier. McLachlan, Furphy (Uni Blues) and Leoncelli, Hawkins, Blood, Buckley (Old X.) . Ormond hanging on to place in "A" section four were pleased to recognise 100 games by Brett Collins, Darren Edgell and Anthony Grace with a last quarter revival to come from behind to defeat Old Trinity 7 .11 to 4 .3. "D" section captains were Nigel Brohier (Caul), J . Silvey (Glen), Chip Le Grand (H . Rovers), Adam Kvriacou (Old C'well), Ken Allen (P'side) . Simon Melican (Southbank) . Who captained St Johns, Thomastown, U. Blacks and Williamstown? 250 games to North Brunswick's Peter "Midge" Dimarco, the only surviving member of the clubs 1981 premiership team, club captain . dual senior B & F, a gifted footballer and a natural leader. The VAFA mourned the passing of Sir Bernard Callinan former Patron In Chief of the VAFA . Rod Egglestone an integral member of Therry teams from F to A section played his 250th game . The Therry scribe wrote "Rod is highly regarded ~y VAFA umpires for his incisive and considerate comments" . North Brunswick's inaccuracy almost cost them their unbeaten record . They kicked 9 .16 (70) and the accurate Old Essendon Grammarians 11 .4 (70) . Four rounds to go and fourth position was between AJAX, 4th, 36 points followed by Marcellin and St Kevins on 32 points.

At the last change St Kevins O .B . led AJAX 9 .17 to 7 .4 - victory would have been put them above AJAX . Michael Leisler and dashing Danny Rosen were everywhere in the last term as te Jackers kicked 4 .5 and held SKOBS its one point to win by 3 points . 11 .9 (75) to 9 .18 (72) . 10 YEARS AGO - 199 0 De La with their eyes on a top two position in 'A' blew away second team Ormond when, after three tight quarters, they kicked 8 .3 to 3 .0 in a whirlwind last quarter to win by 26 points. Lowe. Sheedy . Brasher were De La's best while Pal Schuhkraft got his usual bag of goals, 6 against De La . Brown and Kingston were good players all day . Collegians undefeated and going from strength to strength annihilated Old Xaverians to be a very short priced favourite for the 'A' section L .A . Adamson Cup and break the drought . Their last 'A' section flag was 1959 . QUIZ : Who was captain-coach in that year ? At home and with umpires Robert Bell and Brett Greene in charge, the Lions kicked 20 .15 to 5.10 with Conron (I 1 goals), Wallace, Galbraith, Oliphant . Hinchen and Daly the best in a very strong side.

'D' section captain s were Richard Morley ( Bu1l .U .) . R (La Trobe), Dean.Litle Comer ( MHSOB), I . Wells (Old Ian), Rob Sarosi ( PowerH), Tim Beasle (S ; Bedes), A . Beale ( St Kevins OB), C . Jackson (Stair Ban k), M. Spears (W'friars) . 250 games to ANZ's Harry "The Living Legend Birkenfeld . Club President, Merit Award Winner, section goalkicker. Harry has brought distinction to the Red and Blue No . 10 jumper. West Brunswick, fourth in 'E' were relieved to get home by 2 points from ninth . Old Carey in a tight game that saw no more th an 4 point separate the two teams at each ch ange . Traynor, Hislop, Wilkie were W.B .'s best while the Old Carey press correspondent was so excited he reported 'A great team effort' and probably earned himself a fine . Old Trinity (at home) ( where did the Nomads play in 1990?) displaced Old Brighton for second place when they came back from a four goal deficit a half time to win 14 .18 to14 .12 . Norman , Black, Parkes, R . Phillips (5 gis) (O.T.) an d Barber, Brook, Cooper, C . Lade (O .B .) were best. The game was umpired by Jamie Kvins and Fred Wright. O.T.'s needed the win as their percentage 98 .81 stood out - the only team of the 68 teams in the four in the 17 sections to be below 100 .00 an d more so . The other four top teams in 'B' had percentages of more th an 110 .00. , 15 YEARS AGO - 198 5

Old Scotch stamped themselves as a premiership threat with an 8 point win over 'A' section leader Ormond, ending the 'Monds run of 6 victories . John Moir marked strongly around the ground and Brian Hodge was elusive on the half forward line. What are the odds about this happening? On 27 April B anyule an d St Bernards Under 19 teams played a draw . St Bernards 20 .10 (130) . Banvule 19 .16 (130) . On 6 July this time at B anvule it was a draw again. B an yule 17.15 (117), St Bernards 18 .9 (117) . Manv tributes were published on the sudden death of 'Gentlem an ' Bob Cogdon who had recently umpired his 400th game . 150 games to MHSOB's Tony Short, B & F in 1977 and runner up twice . Arthur Anastasiou (Thomastown), Ger ry MeNamee ( C'wealth Ban k) . 300 games to Steve 'Stork' Roberts (State B an k) only the second player at the club, the other being B vron Hill. Steve was club B & F in 1973 and 1976, and serv ed on the general committee for many years . 100 games to Tim Bennett (Collegians) a never sa~ die player typified in his game against Uni Blues Collegians trailed by 2 goals at the 3i1983when E minute mark of the final quarter, an d Tim kicked three goals to snatch victory for Collegians in one of the mosi remarkable games ever seen in amateur football .

20 YEARS AGO - 198 0 Collegians on top in 'B' section were too strong for at half time but lonash. The teams were.3level in the second half. Bes t i;olle'Rowlands , ians kicked 11 .10 to 3 ,:, ere us e Hanlon (Mnash)~Coll), and Flett, Connop an d Caulfield Grammarians saluted Glen Fletcher' s I)Oth game -째being a big lump of a chap went straight trom. school into the seniors where his ability to take 째the big mark" and cover long distances with either foot made him a valuable player in key positions mainly on the forward lines" . No. 32 geurnsey and White Ankle Bandages - Old Brighton Grammarians Mark Dobbie ran on to the ground for his 150th game.

De La Salle O .C . (A) held on to top position when ;;icy withstood a strong challenge from fourth place, Ormond 20 .12 (132) to 15.15 (105) . Best were Donegan, Ruffolo (6 gls), Hanrahan (De La Salle) and Bourne (9 goals), McCooke, Naylor (Ormond) . Old Scotch battling to hold on to second position in 'B' scraped home by a point from Old Paradians, sixth, iarith final scores 7 .6 to 6 .11 . Stars were Duke, Bubb, Sherwin (0 . Scotch) and Assetta, Grills, Di Paolo (0 . Parade) . La Trobe Uni congratulated rover and vice captain Feter Tunbridge on another fine season - winner of the Iast two club best and fairest awards, Peter was selected in the VAFA team that played in Perth earlier in the ~wason . Old Brighton in top 'C' scraped home by 2 points gainst MHSOB when High's great last quarter of 7.1 to 2.2 just failed . Mills, Gedeye and Nicholson (0 . Brighton) and Penton . Delaney . Flegeltaub (MHSOB) ere best . 250 games to Old Camberwell stalwart Peter Robinson, Life Member and B & F in 1964, 67, 73 and 78, Secretary in 1968 and 1976, and committeeman for many years . 25 YEARS AGO - 1975 100 games to St Kevins Old Boys President Michael O'Kelly - a fearless player, and since 1968 a mainstay .is the club's administrator, social seeretarv, secretarv, raptain and now president . 150 games to Ormond's Kevin Ladd, 10 years at the club, leading 'B' section oalkicker for 3 years, 4 Vic jumpers, club best and iairest . Ormond remained in the fight for fourth place with their win over North Old Boys (4th ) kicking 7 goals in the second term to lead by 31 points at half time . Final scores were 16 .15 (111) to 9 .21 (75). Best were Jenkins, Bourne, Cameron (Orm) and O'Connor, Wilson, Borcich (N .O.B). St Kilda CBCOC (C section) confirmed their top position when they doubled Powerhouse's score, 15 .10 (100), to 6 .11 (147) . Best were Kav, White. Sherman (St K.) and Cross, Newton, Daniel (P'house) .

'A' section leaders St Bernards were shattered when Coburg (5th), 34 points down at the final change, kicked 6 .7 to 1 .1 and got up to win by two points. Best were Callesen, Leckie . Ellis (Coburg) and M. Mahoney. Phelan, Mitchell (St Bernards) . Parkside secured their position in 'C' section four with their convincing 42 point win over Old Melburnians with stars Howell, Cocks, Blyth, Quaiffe

(6 goals) for Parkside and Pisarski, McMullin, P . Dawson, Ristrom (Old Melb) . 150 games to MHSOB champion Wanvick Ponton, O .G .G . solid ruck man Richard Weibye, 0 . Melb rover Russell Weir. 30 YEARS AGO - 1970

Well, it finally happened, Coburg, with five players in the Carnival side, suffered their first defeat for the year when they went down to De La Salle by 31 points . The side played without confidence, and fumbled badly all day. 150 games to Ian Job who had given great service to Kew, both as player and committeeman . Monash (fifth) lost their chance of slipping into the four when they went down to Uni Blues (sixth) in a low scoring game . Ormond kicked 3 goals against the wind in the last quarter when and beat Melbourne High by 26 points . It was High's third successive defeat but they held their place in the four as a result of Monash's defeat . Umpires Association welcomed Jack Fox, Les Bohan, David Doherty, Bill Mason, Norman Sharpe and Ron Saunder . Milton Beattie, who had led Hampton Rovers Reserves to three premierships in a row, played his 250th game . UHSOB full forward Davis kicked 15 of his team's 25 goals against Hampton Rovers . 40 YEARS AGO - 196 0 De La Salle (B) on top, lost to UHSOB (3rd) leaving the team level on 44 points with Kew. De La's inaccuracy 9 .17, contrasted with UHSOB's accuracyl2 .7 . Best were Steele (6 goals), Morgan Beissel (UHSOB) and Watts, Ravnor, Heffernan (De La) .

Previously unbeaten leaders of'D' section, St Kilda CBCOC were upset by Malvern, who won an excellent game by three points . MHSOB forward Athol Guy kicked 10 goals in the teams win against AJAX. St Kevin's OB welcomed back Dennis Grace after serious injury .

Ian Havden (U . Blues) and John Sanders (Old Xavs) were selected in the Australian Amateurs team to play VFA at Canberra, in place of Leigh Grant (unavailable ) and Ian Law (with Hawthorn) . Veteran Ormond back pocket star, Norman Pert was missing a game "as he walked down the aisle to that of all women - the alter" . 200 games to Coburg's Robbie Dugdale, 100 games to Collegians Captain-Coach Max Rush . St Kilda CBOC (D) was the only undefeated team . MHSOB was having a successful season on top in 'C' and Juniors - one loss in each section . 50 YEARS AGO - 195 0 "The Amateur Footballer" had a good advertising manager back in 1950 . Leading 'ad' on page 1 was "Melbourne Bitter-None Better" . Ormond got a fright against Geelong at Como Oval when they trailed by 14 points at half time and only managed to take control in the last quarter to win by 21 points .

Old Paradians battling to get in the 'B' section four, kicked themselves out of it by scoring 4 .23 against Collegians , and losing by 5 goals.

Winning Edge Presentations iwo rounds to play and interest is retained as to which teams will participate in the finals. Roun d 13 results were generally kind to me as I managed a 90% success rate. REVIEW ROUND 13 SECTION ONE It would seem now that the current top four sides will be the finalists . St Kevins had far more use of the ball than did Marcellin . whose straight kicking reduced St Kevins winning margin to fourteen points . De La Salle players still smarting from The General's" three quarter time "spray" the previous week . displayed much better form as they defeated an under manned Mazenod by eighty three points to virtually guarantee themselves fourth place . De La Salle were well served Paul Fisicaro, (5 goals), Shane Rudd (centre half back), Andrew Reed, in the centre and by rover (David Hegan . For Mazenod, veteran . Glenn Rogers . (his first game since 1998), Coach . "Barge" Bridgland", "Diesel" D'Rozario and "Moose" La Couter were best . In a match of contrasting forward accuracy Prahran defeated Old Scotch by seventy points . This wide winning margin was achieved despite each team scoring twenty times . Despite the intensive warm up by Old Scotch, Prahran held them scoreless in the first quarter whilst scoring seven goals themselves. Lack of forward cohesion cost Old Scotch dearlv and they now seem certain to miss their first final series for three seasons . Best players for Prahran included centre half back Dave Butterworth, key forward Nigel MacPherson, (5 goals), Terrv Lucas and Steve Ivak as ruck rovers . For Old Scotch none played better than Coach Simon Illingworth in the ruck. In a preview of the second Semi Final, Old Melburnians started brightly against Old Xaverians . The "O .M's", who were really well motivated kicked the first two goals and thus set the scene for a very competitive first halL which resulted in Old Melburnians holding a two point lead at half time . The second half provided a stark contrast as the Old Xaverians ran right away with the game and won convincingly by sixty points . So marked became the "Crocodile" ascendancy, the Old Melburnians could only kick one goal during the second half. Best players for Old Xaverians were full forward Ben Matthews (8 goals), full back Mark Fitz . Luke Hardwick and Tim O'Sullivan . For Old Melburnians defender Edward Atkinson, as well as the Reids. Brandon and William . whose last quarter mark would have won him "Mark of the Day" or "Almost Footy Legend" status if captured on video . Old B righton had the bye . SECTION TWO The composition of the final four remains in doubt as four teams contest two places . Yarra Valley kept their final's aspirations alive

when they defeated St ma-as by the minimum margin . S t Bernards, who remain --- - in fourth place only o n percentage . also must keep v. inning to qualif, for ii finals . For Y'arra Valley on bailers Cameron Box an, Karl Rozenberg as well as half back, Tony R'Sacvean werbest. For St Bernards Stuart Donnelly and "Muscle, Overman as well as defender . Crag Bond were best . Therry Penola an d Monash Whites played a hit : ; standard game in which the score was even at half flm' . In the third quarter, Therry Penola, largely through the ruck dominance of "Killer" Kilpatrick asserted their supremacy and went on to record a twenty three point victory. Best players for Monash Whites were, Glen O'Shaughnessy, Chris Howe. whose radar needs attention after he bumped team mate, Ned Halliday, as well as wingmen, Steve Dods and Matt Johnstone . Old Camberwell kicked eight goals in the first quarter against Parkside, who were unable to make any in road into their deficit for the remainder of the game. Only a three goal effort in the last quarter enabled Parkside to by fifty seven points in arrears when the game ended . Ruck man, Jeff Douglas was again best for Old Camberwell . He received great assistance from, Nvinâ&#x201A;Ź man David Steel and half forward Rod Heath, whc kicked six goals . In a match played under difficult conditions, lead . ers . Itupertswood received little opposition frorr Whitefriars, who only scored once and suffered defea by one hundred and three points . With a semi final ir three weeks the Rupertswood selectors were pleasec with the solid games played by Michael Nezzatesta ant Stuart Gallus . Other who played well for Rupertswooc included, rover Lucas Plummer, centre man Mar( O'Roilley (4 goals) and defender, Paul Sinnett . Old T rinity scored a surprise win by seventy nim points over Collegians, who cannot now qualify for . tfinals Old Ivanhoe moved p to third place as a conse quence of their mammoth victory by one hundred an( fifty four points over a disappointing Old Geelong . PREVIEW OF ROUND 14 SECTION ONE St Kevins. who have not lived up to expectations are mv selection to defeat Mazenod even on Centra Reserve .

Old Scotch have the opportunity to salvage prestig by defeating De La Salle . On the other hand, in thei last qualifying match . De La Salle will be anxious no only to please "The General", but also to impress th Prahran spectators . I select De La Salle . Leaders Old Xaverian ; should remain the onl undefeated side in the VAFA by winning agains Marcellin . TLIC AAAM1TC~ i~ Cf1~1TOAI 1 GO nnt

OId'-zelburnians should regain lost confidence b y k,-- Old Brighton, who have not enjoyed a sucson . pr-i,ran have the bye . S LCTIt; : TWO

stakes are high for the winner of the D ionash do need tiiiiliÂŤs versus Yarra Va ll ey match . Monash k t~ :_, to hope to compete in the first semi 1111w, wheretl :q eat for Yarra Valley will mean they will fail to qual,r the first semi final . Given the fact that Monash ded Therry Penola last week an d that the match is I c nash, I select the Whites to win. :;,er-Ty Penola should be largely untroubled to i ain second place as I select them to record a big I over Parkside, who are not talented enough to win this match . old Camberwell make the long journey north west o play Rupertswood who loom as premiership iavourites . Rupertswood should win this match .

Two of the disappointing teams in Collegians and Whitefriars meet in the Harry Trott Oval. Collegians

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11 .8 15.10.100 5.2 8 .5 De La Salle: _:rc1od: 0.4 1 .4 2.4 2 .5 .17 ~e L~ Salle: Goat kickers and best players results not received. Mazenod: ,'.~116u . Fotherg'ill . Best : Collins. Harvey . Bridgtand . Smyth . Rogers. J -rio . Umpire: Tony Hall 4 .5 5.6 10 .9 12 .11 .83 gt gevins : 1 .0 7.2 8 .2 11 .3.6 9 se ! :w. 'ins : Bare 5. Kataalos 3 . Rattle. Finney . Mor~an . Best : Bare. Fogarty . . Colllns . Meagher. S Dillon, Mareellini :Â°/iozz , Arntstrong. O'Connor . J: natttrna. C t':ltitson. Best: Betissimo. Whitson . C Mathews . S I5u . Umpire : Brian Nunn :-.~:nenH.lSozz C< rr-,;;rran; 7.1 10 .1 12.2 17.3.105 0.6 2 .9 3.13 3.17.35 Old Scotch : prahran: Carthdge 9 . Macpherson 5 . :icas 3 . Best : Duck . Normbov, Lucas . Cee Jay, Ivak, Harrold . Old Scotch: Simpson 2 . MeCleish . Best : Illingworth, Tube . klongomery. Simpson . Suttle . Umpire: Tony Robbins Old Xaverians: 1.2 2 .6 7 .6 14 .7 .91 Old Melburnians : 2.2 3 .2 4 .4 4 .7 .31 Old Xaverians: Matthews 8. King 2. O'Sullivan 2. Fitzgerald . Smith . Best: Fitz . Fitzgerald, J Hardwick . O'Sullivan . Smith . B Matttiews .Old frlelburnians : Branch0otver. Cooper. Jensz. Rutherford . Best : tVn'g,ht . Derr aga. Burge. J Tomlinson, Read, Whitehead . Umpires: David Win ow fi Tony LiIley

SENIORS CLUB LAST WK TOTAL NAME CLUB XVIII (1 ) CARTLIDGE PRAHRAN 9 64 B . MATTHEWS OLD XAVERIANS 0 43 HEGAN DE LA SALLE 0 22 O'DEA PRAHRAN 0 19 RUDD DE LA SALLE 0 15 CLUB XVIII (2 ) ZANE'TTI THERRY PENOLA 3 31 T CORMACK OLD IVANHOE 4 27 HEATH OLD CAMBERWELL 6 25 HARVEY OLD CAMBERWELL 0 22 FOX RUPERTSWOOD 1 22

should salvage some satisfaction by winning this match. Old Trinity should record another victory be defeating Old Geelong on the wide expanses of Como Park . Old Ivanhoe need to defeat St Bern ards to bolste r their chances of contesting the fmals . Victory is essential to St Bernards, if they hope to maintain their place among the top sides . There is no previous form to judge these sides as Old Ivanhoe, forfeited to St Bernards in round 3 . At home I favour Old Ivanhoe to win . Thanks to the seven clubs and two umpires who contacted me with match details . With the season drawing to a close please keep in contact by telephone 9467 2857 or by fax, 9467 2865 by noon Monday . SOCIAL

Monash Whites Reunion: After today' match against Yarra Valley, Monash Whites will be holding a re union of their 1998 premiership team . All players and supporters are welcome to this function . Victory over Yarra Valley will add to the enjoyment as then the Whites would remain in the final's race .

CLUB 18 (2) - 01 .07 .0 0 0.111 Wh3te.triars: 0.1 0 .1 0.1 Rupertsaood : 4.5 9 .9 13.15 14.21.105 Wiiltetrisrs: Goat kickers and best ptavers results not received . Rupertswood: O'12ilev 4 . Gallus 2. Hummer 2 . McGrath . McKenzie . Fox Weston. Mezzatesta Carmody . Best : ORtey. OCallaghan. West. Plummer . McKenzie. Mezzatesta. Umpires: Andrew Barrington 6 .3 9.8 11 .8 15.11 .101 Old Trinity: CoIlegians: 1 .0 1 .0 3.4 3.4 .22 : J Cade 4. Gamble 2 . C Treadurell 2 . Stebbins . Adgemis Lucas, Old Trtnity Wallace. Boyd. Nankenis . Malais. Best : Markus. BoF~d . Brady . Anderson. Roberts. C Treamvell . Collegians: Lumley 2 . Hains. Besi: Lumley. Morrison. Hains. Letcluord . Jayatilake. Burn . Umpires: Tony Jackso n 9 .6.60 4.2 6.3 7 .5 Ysrra Valleys 8 .5 9 .5.59 St Bermards: 4.0 5.4 Yarra'lValley: Verdnik 3 . Ketsakidis 2. SmiIlie 2 . Giles. Ber. McKay. Best : Verdnik. Box. Dickson. M Ross . Glles. MacVean . St Bemardn: Grav 4. Overman 2 . Han-is, Bishop . Gtofhe . Best: Gioffre . Dotmelly. Overman. Gray. HarrLs . Umpires: Paul Nailer 0 .1 0 .1 1 .1 1 .1 .7 Old Geelong : Old Ivanhoe: 6 .5 11 .14 17.17 23.23 .161 Old Geeiong: Kemp . Best : Rews. Richardson . Morgan . Kemp. MacKinnon. Landv . Old Ivanhoe : ward 7. Cormack 4 . Wilson 3. Loisenson 2 . Herse 2. Taylor 2 . RlssVOm . Coulahan. Maycoek Best: Ward. Taylor, Sigley. Bernet, Weir, Weisz. Umpires: Paul Rapke 11 .5.71 merry Penola : 7 .6.48 Monash Whites: merry Penole: Zametti 3. Baden 3 . Jones 2. S Lees . Donohue. Costello. Best: Boden. Fenn. Word . Jones. Ratchtiffe . F.ktsJestone. 3Sonash Whites : O'Shawiessv 2. Collier. S Dods. Roberts, L tb'oods .Riddle'. Best: S Dods. B Dods. 0'Shamtessy. M Woods. Rowe . Johnstone. Umpires: Michael Sneddo n Old Camberwell : 8.1 8.7 11 .13 15.13.103 0.3 2 .9 3.10 6.10.46 Parksidc: Old Camberwell: Heath 6, Church 4 . C Jones 2 . 24 Steel. Essery. Best: Douglas. D Steel. Heath . M Steel. Kellv. Parkside: Masinelll2. Varalla 2. Sherlock . Taylor. Best: Taylor. Staub . Inglis. Mauielii. D'Rozario. Hussain. Umpires: Ray KMdlow

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$i5ia0 '10 THE vVE v NiNG CLUB Points have been allocated for Rounds 10-11 matches . A senior team win receives 12 points : reserves win 6 points and an U19 win receives 3 points CLUB SER, OI,D ESSENDON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 . BEAUMARIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 . NORTH OLD BOYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9.5 OLD SCOTCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 . THERRY PENOLA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 . OLD BRIGHTON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 . OLD TRINITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 . POWERHOUSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ll . MONASH BLUES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 . OLD XAVERIANS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 . UNIVERSITY BLACKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 . DE LA SALLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 . *MAZENOD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 . 'ST BERNARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 . CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 .

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HAMPTON ROVERS . . . . . #SOUTH MELB . DISTRICTS ST JOHNS . . . . . . . . . . . . WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS . . . AJAX . . ST LEOS EMMAUS W.P . . .

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YARRA VALLEY 0 B BENTLEIGH . . . . . . . . . . AQUINAS . . . . . . . . . . . . ORMOND . . . . . . . . . . . . BANYULE . . . . . . . . . . . . ".NORTH BRUNSWICK PARKSIDF, ST KENC<S . . . . . . . . . . . BULLFI ; :COBRAS . . . . . ELST1I :',:117ICK . . . . . . . . RICH' .i()'D CENTRAL . . . SALESI ;`~' . . . . . . . . . . . . ST MARYS . . . . UNIVERSITY.BLUES . . . OLD WESTBOURNE . . . . ST BEDES MENTONE TIG . ELTIIAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . OLD CAMBERWELL . . . . SYNDAL TALLY-HO . . . . . KEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PRAFIRAN . . . . . . . . . . . . MENTONE . . . . . . . . . . . THOMASTOWN . . . . . . . . UHSOB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OLD HAILEYBURIANS . . . OLD PARADIANS HA W THORN CITIZENS MT LILYDALE OC . . . . . . WEST BRUNSWICK . . . . . MHSOB . . . . . . . . . . . . . OLD MELBURNIANS . . . . PENINSULA . . . . . . . . . . +~t'HITEFRIAI2S 0 C . . . . BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE MARCELLIN . . . . . . . . . . SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY WERRIBEE . . . . . . . . . . . "COLLEGIANS . . . . . . . . OLD CAREY . . . . . . . . . . ELEY PARK . . . . . . . . . . . GLEN EiRA . . . . . . . . . . . OLD IVANHOE . . . . . . . . IVANHOE/ASSUMPTION . OLD GEELONG . . . . . . . . FITZROY REDS . . . . . . . . &ALBERT PARK . . . . . . . MONASH GRYPHONS . . . BRUNSWICK . . . . . . . . . . OLD MENTONIANS . . . . . RUPERTSWOOD . . . . . . . LA TROBE UNI . . . . . . . . OAKLEIGH . . . . . . . . . . .

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. . . . . .7 . . . . . .8 8 . . . . . .9 . . . . . .7 . . . . . .6 . . . . . .7 . . . . . .8 . . . -.77 . . . . . .9 . . . . . .4 . . . . . .9 . . . . . .5 . . . . . .6 . . . . . .7 . . . . . .8 . . . . . .4 . . . . . .6

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6 . Your roles and responsibilities as a coach should be clear and an agreement is a good place to record them . Things like : who do you report to (the club as a whole, the Committee, the President, the coaching committee)? What athlete/teams are you responsible for? What other coaches are you responsible for? Also the level of your authority should be clear. For example you can charge equipment needed for training to the club? If so what level? Do you need to submit a budget for your expenses ? 7 . Risk management is one of those words you hear often, but as a coach you have a duty of care to the athletes you coach to ensure they are not injured or harmed . If you are coaching young athletes, that duty is even higher . While an agreement with your club won't stop injuries or remove that duty of care, the issue of who is responsible can be clearly determined to minimise your liability . For example are you, or the club, or the grounds caretaker responsible for ensuring the safety of the equipment used in your game, be it be goal posts, hurdles, ball machines, etc ? 8 . Policies and codes of ethics are increasingly being produced by sports for you to sign on . If a sport has policies and procedures which you are bound by, then make sure you have them! For example anti doping, anti harass-

ment, pregnancy and infectious diseases policies are matters about which you could legal obligations. By requiring the sport to list the policies that apply to you in the agreement, and then supplying you with them, you will be clear about what those obligations are . 9 . Insurance is another area that should be covered in the agreement . Does your club or association have personal injury and public liability cover which includes you? What if someone defames you as a coach? Will your legal expenses be paid to sue them? What if one of your athletes sues you? Will that be covered? You'll be surprised that many sports do not have adequate cover for these situations . So get copies of the relevant policies, read them, and if necessary get some advice on them . So ask your club or association for a written document recording the various matters you have agreed to in taking on the role as a volunteer coach . You will be better appraised of your responsibilities and what your sport will provide for you . Then you can get on with what you do best - coaching . Part (2) of (2) re-printed Maria Shand Senior Associate Rigby Cooke Lawyers, Melbourne .

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iew results again highlighting the absence o f any 'easy wins' this year, as Kew (9th ) knocked off Parkside (3rd), Fitzroy Reds (10th) giving Thomastown (4th) a scare, and West Brunswick (8th) almost defeating the ladder leaders .

Vultures Emmett, Levett and Chris O'Meara played well, while Cunningham, Ryan and Neville did the job for the Blacks .

REVIEW Kew registered another terrific win when i t outplayed a fairly lacklustre Parkside outfit. In a mistake-riddled match, Kew led at every change and the Red Devils were unable to match them for passion . Kew tails proved a stumbling block, with Sam Bruno dominant at CHB, and King posting 5 majors . McCall continued his good form in the ruck for Parkside, while onballers Hockey and Matthews also battled hard . In an even performance, Kew's best included Connolly, Horgan, Cullen and Palmer . West _1 k were leading the more fancied Yarra Vall :y at 3 t 4 time, and no doubt left thinking of what might have been eventually going down by 9 points. Without a report from either side, its hard to say a great deal, except that coming from behind to win is the mark of a good side, and Yarra Valley appear to be just that . Fitzroy Reds and :_i to' a had a great contest in which neither side was able to draw away for most of the afternoon . The Bears correctly surmised that the Reds are far better than their I win suggests, and it wasn't until the last quarter that they shook the home side . Thomastown, whose best included Arcoraci, Dimaggio, Uket and Gorski, moved up a notch into third . Best for the Reds were Wharf, Addicott and Jackson . Salesian started superbly against Peninsula to take a commanding lead into the first break . The Pirates controlled most of the second quarter to claw their way back into the game, but remained off the pace for the remainder of the match. Campbell played a terrific game in the ruck, and was well supported by Bowman, Thain and Canavan . Salesian were understandably pleased to honour Ivan Bobetic's 150th with a win, who again was a model of consistency . Cook was the best for the Pirates . Mentone hosted Uni Blacks, but the visitors were able to 2-3 goal buffer for most of the match . Wilson had a successful day around the goals booting 6, and the Blacks were able to close out the game with a solid final term . The Blacks wanted to pass on their best wishes to Mentone's Matt Sullivan, who ruined what was otherwise a great personal game by going down with what looks to be a serious leg injury . For the vanquished

PREVIEW Match of the round status probably goes to the clash between Yarra Vall ey and Parkside . Yarra were pushed last week and will enjoy any home ground advantage, while Parkside will be looking to ensure their endeavour has lifted from last week . Given reasonable conditions there should be a few good grabs taken as both sides possess some quality tails . Yarra's runners have continued to do the job, so I'll back them to do it once again by 16 points . ?`hormastown take on West Brunswick full of confidence after (finally) winning three on the trot . There's no way the Bears will easily relinquish the one game break they have on 4th position, but that is just as well because the Wests will continue to push those above them . I'd expect some key battles in the midfield, where Thomastown have impressed with some of their centre clearances of late. The Bears to win at home by 8 points . Salesian face Fitzroy Reds, and despite some fluctuating form, remain in fourth position, but with the familiar group of teams breathing down its neck . This is one they cannot afford to drop, and I don't believe they will, although the Reds are showing positive signs and are starting to kick enough goals to remain a chance . Salesian by 26 points . Kew play Mentone in what should prove a real arm wrestle of a game. The K's have played very well of late, although the Vultures generally do OK if it's a bit of a slog . With just percentage keeping them outside the four, Mentone's final's fortunes could well rest on the outcome of this match, and I feel this motivation may get them through . Kew have commanded much more respect and will again throw everything at their opponents, but the Vultures look to have a shade more up forward and provided they can get the ball up there, should prevail by 13 points . Uni Blacks play Peninsula with much changing since their earlier encounter . The Blacks have remained strong, though not without a few hiccups, while the Pirates have well and truly fallen off the pace . The home side looks to have too many winners around the ground to be seriously threatened but Peninsula will certainly have a crack .

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"Slu^ger" Reddaway for achieving 100 g :rues . As a{ough and hard backline player Trav has always put his body on the line for his teammates and the club . Also, our Club Treasurer Bruce "The Ghost" Morrison plays 50 games this week, somewhat a late bloomer Bruce has worked hard to become a hard running midfielder . Well done to both great clubme n New - congratulate reserve HBF Robbie Bruno on playing his 150th game today against 1blentone . Recruited from North Kew in '88 son established himself and played in the B reserve premiership of that year. However a knee reconstruction curtailed a promising career that has seen only 34 senior games . In the reserves Robbie is a dual B&F winner, has been team VC and played in (2) premiership teams . Off the field Robbie is serving the club well as Vice President . Good luck Today Robbie from all at Kew .

SENIORS - 01 .07.00 Parkside: 3 .3 4 .4 6.4 8.10.58 Ke,-: 5 .6 6 .8 7.15 12.16.88 Par:;aide: Ryan 3. ;♦;atthews 2. Reginato. Stoneitouse. Vita. Best : Hockev, McCa1l . Matthews . Regmato. Dale, Chiicott. l:w: Kin 5 . Hor an 2. Cracknell . Lalranehi. Mackay . ?AeCarttry . Tkietti. Best : onno(Iv. ~ullen . Word. Palmer. Sbaw, Brno. Ump'rres: Ron Mart}m: David D' Aitera (F) . Daniel Stephens (B) Bruce Stephens (G ) West Brunswick: 4 .2 6 .8 10.9 13.9.87 Yarra valley: 3 .2 5 .4 8.8 14.12.96 West Brunswick: S Benjantht 5, J Gross 2. Smith 2 . R Benjantht . edwards . Hamilton . Best : O'Brien, G Malone . S Benjantut. Clarke . Lehmann, Tob61 . Yarra Vall ey : Mcllrath 4 . Hancock 2 . R Drew 2. He . P Crenean . B Peake, t.aloppi.117tite ; B Domts. Best : B DoL4ats . B Peake, J Cremeatt . M Laing . Ho . Valoppi. Umpire: Dash Peiris (F) Fitzroy Reds: 5 .3 8 .9 14.12 17.13.115 Thomastoam: 5 .3 9.5 14.8 24.11 .155 Fitzroy Reds: Urbancll 3 . ~"litarf 3 . Kane 2. Bishop 2, B Hart 2, P Jackson . T hlitcltell. McBurnev. Addicott . Diabenedetto . Best: A9tarf. Addteott. T Jackson . Urbancil . ATcBurnev . B Mitchell . Thomastown: Gorski 7, Uket 5, Flemin 3. Ward 3 . Thomas 2 . Hohues 2 . Capeci . Farcittone . Best: Arcoraei, Dimasio. Uket. Gorski . Greek. Holmes . Umpire: Alan Ladd (F ) Salesian: 14 .14.98 Peninsula: 7 .11.53 Salesian : Than 5, Logan 2. Bourke . Brown. Canavan, Cooke . OldBeld . R Stevens, Sutherland. ~est: Cam1rt>ell. Canavan . Bo~Sanan . Thakt . Bobetio. Bouchard. Peninsula : Dietzsch 3 Payee 2 . McMahon. Higgins. Best : Cook, Bowen . S Parsons . Prendergast. Poi+ney, Sharpin. Umpires: Bob McLeod: Chris Stevens (F ) Mentone Amateurs : 4.2 8.5 10 .6 12 .9 .81 University Blacks : 7.4 10.10 13.14 18.18.126 Marione Amateurs: Mick Sullivan 3 . R'hite 3 . C O'Meara 2 . Dixon . Matt Hovav. Perrin . Stephens. Best : Matt SnWt~t, D Emmett . Lovett, C O'Meara. Galla7tger. t4~ltite . University Blacks : A Wilson 6, Beaton 3. Rvan 3 . Hannon 2 . Bowden. Caccawello, Cunningham. i<4ellht~ss Best : Ctmninghant . ft%an. ~iek411e, Moodv. Wilson, Bowden . Umpires : Peter Woods; Peter Griffiths (F), Scott Pearse (B)

RESERVES - 01 .07 .00

NAME PAYZE GORSKI WHITE RYAN THAIN

SENIORS CLUB LAST WK TOTAL PENINSULA 2 57 THOMASTOWN 7 44 MENTONE 3 37 PARKSIDE 3 36 SALESIAN 5 3 6

D2 RESERVE SMITH WEST BRUNSWICK SINGLETON PARKSIDE

KANE FITZROY REDS SCARPA THOMASTOWN M BYRNE SALESIAN

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Parkside : 8.2 11.4 15 .7 22 .13 .145 Kew-. 2.1 2.2 5 .2 6.3 .39 Parkaide : Martinez 4, Singleton 4 . Copley 3. Stuart 2, Constantint 2. Antonopoulos 2. Allan 2 . Davev. Ltbroaperto . Pan ari . Best : Alan . Carmody. Constantini . Coplev, McCall. b'tartinez. Kew: Baker 3 . Wayland 2, D Ryan . Best : Jensen, Melrierney . Baker, Waylaid, Bolts, Nigro. West Brunswick: 2,2 2,3 3 .5 3.5 .23 Yarra valley: 1.1 1 .7 2.9 6.13 .49 West Brunswick : Disisto 2 . Vitale. Best: Baker, Shand . Lanvon . C Lewis, Flana~an . Sheppard . Yarra Va lley : Keem 2 . Bumma. H Park . M Wines, gturz er. Bes9: Lorden . T Fyf( e . Potter. Joiner, Morrison, Keem. Fitzroy Reds : 2 .4 4 .8 9 .14 16 .15 .111 2 .2 4 .5 5.7 8.10.58 Thomastouret: Fitzroy Reds: Prior 6 . Hea6pv 2. Samsbury 2 . Bramiev 2. Makedesi . Cook . Proctor. Box. Best : Box, Hea thv . Cook . Satns6urv. James . Prior. Thomastown : Scarps 6. Aletzzos . iM1iorabito. Best: PlomTig(it . Scarps, Wright . Kelly. Morabito. Capect . 10.14 .74 Saiesian: .10.64 Peninsula : 9 Salesian: Forbes 3 . Chapman 2 . Kirchner 2, Maillard• Agar. Hunt . Best : Kucttner. Forbes, Radi. A Gas~an . Seager. Hunt. Peninsula: Krohn 5 . : Franks . Krohn . Shorten . Splatt. Warner. Franks 2 . Harding, Warner. Besi White ,

Mentone Amateurs: 1 .0 2 .3 3.3 4 .4.28 University Blacks : 5 .6 11 .8 17.11 24 .16.160 Mentone Amateurs: O'Brien . Perrett, Sntlth, lVaterson . Best: P Emmett . Johnstone . Pervert, Kin . University Blacks: Howell Z Gfle~c 3, Costello 2 . Tense 2 .Murphv 2, Ktte~ten 2 . Beaiev 2, Abbott . Dunond . Seo[tot, De Bondt. Best : Costello. b!L-tsenht . Howell. 3iocvn . Thlcaiti . Murphy.

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Senior Coach: Grant Hammond Res Coach : Darren Kane

Coach: Serge D'Angelo Res .: Greg Crimmins

1 M Frisby 2 A WalsFi 3 C Thatcher 4 M Carrache r

1 B. Lafranchi 2 L . Fitzgerald 3 G . Horgan 4 G . Crimmins (RC) 5 L . Bradley 6 N . Tinetti 7 D . Mitchell a J . Doumis 9 S . McCarthy 10 B . Cullen (VC) 11 B . Shaw

6 JD Bennie 7 J Doyle 8 M Farrell 9 C Prior RVC 10 A Urbancic 11 B Mitchell VC 12 C Sheather 13 M Jame s 14 T Clarke 15 B Campbell 16 M Wharfe 17 B Lee 18 J Horridg e 19 P Cook 20 T Mitchell 21 A Sainsbury 22 M Sammon 23 T Jackson 24 K Gratta n 25 P Jackson VC 26 B Buic k 27 J Loft 28 N Hall 29 D East 30 B Foster 31 P Crowe 32 T Hart 33 S Drury C 34 D Litt le 35 A Mackinnon RC 36 W Fawaz 37 G Hanlon 38 N Bishop 39 A Geor e 40 G Bance 41 R Burq man 42 I McBurnie 43 T Villani 44 B Hart 45 G Hassett 46 P Heaphy 48 A Corponi 49 A Puglia

50 B Aggenbach 50 E Kyriacou 51 J Rawling s 52 B OConner RVC 53 S Addicott 54 B Worsley 55 N Mathews 56 T Madden B Neal 59 R Johnstone 61 B Tirrell 62 N Auden 63 G Makdes i 64 D Trindade 65 5 Bramley 66 D Timm s 67 R Proctor 68 D Simmond s 69 K Teesdale

70 S Dibendetto 71 P Gun n 72 M Dikeakos 73 H Irving 74 N Fitzpatrick 75 W Daniel 80 G Box 81 J Hamilto n 82 P Howorth 84 Z Senburgs 85 J Whelen 88 S Greenwood 99 P Diacogiogis eiooe, ne~ r 1ft rBelbourne

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13 C. Kyriaku 14 J . Looker 15 C . Bradley (VC) 16 D . Wood 17 J . Griffiths 18 N . King (C) 19 J . Dennis 20 M . Raffaele 21 B . Woodhouse 22 J. Pero n 23 R . Baker

24 G . Palmer 25 S . Campbell

26 M . Channon(VC) 26 P. Nagy 27 T. Connolly 28 D . Cracknell 29 J . Barnes 30 C . Giansante 31 A. Well s 32 D . Mac kay 33 D . Waylan d 34 C . Dodso n 35 R . Bruno 36 S . Ryan 37 J . Landwehr 38 L . D'Angelo 39 M . Mclnerny 40 C. Hibbard

41 L. Jensen 42 G . O'Conner 43 M . Xuereb 44 J . Bell 45 R . Perr i

46 M . Fitzgerald 47 M . Lamb e 48 A. Acfiel d 49 D . Ryan 50 J . Dento n 51 M . Blair 52 R . CamPa9n a 53 M . Bolis 54 D . Antonello 55 B . Johnsto n 56 T. Fox 57 B . Pug h 58 C. Watts 59 D. Russo 60 L. Ainswo rth 61 S . Mouss i 62 B . McGauchi e 63 D . Dunlevi e 64 N . Nigro 65 J . Se tte 66 T. Goodfellow 67 T. Beattie 68 B . McGauchi e 99 S . Bruno

~ Coach: Ken Wood Res . Coach: Peter Hirst

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Coach: Laurie Zarafa Res Coach : Mark Rowe

1 P. Laursen 2 A . Delle-Vergini 3 S . Pino 4 D . Warren 5 D . Cusack 6 D . Stuart 7 J . Dale 8 J . Chilcott (C) 9 A . Constantine 10 A . Vit a 11 B . Hocke y 12 D . McCall (VC )C) 13 A. Copley 14 V. Romano 15 D . Moodie 16 T. Ryan 17 A . Romano 18 A . Reginato 19 C . Williams 20 D . Singleton 21 M . Tessari 22 R . Wis e 23 S . Barra tt 24 R. Marull i 25 M . McPherson 26 S . Ross 27 J . Sculley 28 R . Martinez 29 J . Libroaperto 30 M . Yandle 31 C . Austin 32 J . McCall 33 K . Allan (RC) 34 A . Starkie 35 G. Panjari 36 S . Bock 37 J . Panjari 38 F. darrigo 39 S . Cudmore 40 L. Inserra (DVC) 41 E . Linares 42 P. Dean 43 J . Hubbar d 44'P. Soligo 45 R . D'Ademo 46 J . Reginato 47 B. Pollock 48 C . Datson 49 B . Hnason 50 B . Carman 51 M . Helmick 52 C . Cecchinell i 53 M . Ianell o 54 M . Jesse 55 J . Eastwood 56 G . Massett 57 T. Gallagher 58 D . Lobosco 59 T. Pattern 60 D . Moore 61 B. Murphy 62 D . Rees 63 J . Sambuca 64 T. Thomas 65 M . Scarp a 66 M . wise 67 D . Ingli s MENTONE R.S.L . 68 D . Stav e 9 Palermo St, 69 S . Dave y Mentone 70 S . Datso n

1 , M . Hovey 2 . R. Gallagher . M . Dixo n 33 K. Wood 4 C . Bray 4 D . Emmett 5 T. White 6 C . Stephens 7 K . Gurtler 8 D . Perri n 9 P. Emmett 10 B . Sebire 10 T Stillman 11 C. O'Meara 12 M . Davies 12 T. Fava 13 A . King 14 C . McCann 15 Mick Sullivan 15 A. Fimister 16 P. Sulliva n 17 C . Sullivan 18 T. Sullivan 18 R . Waterson 19 D . Prosser 20 C . Groves 21 D . Kelly 21 D . Bate 22 P. Murp y 23 Matt Sullivan 23 V. O'Conno r 24 X . Smit h 25 G . Uptin 27 M . Wis e 28 M . O 'Brie n 29 A. Hovey 30 N . Freese 31 T. Templeton 32 B . Coleman 33 D . Andrew 34 D . Sheehan 35 C . Brown 35 M . Johnstone 37C . Reeves 37 J . Stern 38 S . Perazzo 40 D. Nichol s 42 S . May 43 M . Barr 46 G . Templeton 47 G . Ansalde 48 M. Walsh 52 M . Etcell 53 D . Noonan 54 D . Bray 57 D . Frase r 58 J . Noonan 59 S . Wiggin s 61 K . Lockhart 65 T. Allinson 67 P. Dynes 70 T Roger s 73 M . O' Mear a 74 S . Ponton 76 P. Hirst 77 B . Flemin g 78 M . Cerrite l i 99 D. Horle r

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Coach: Brett Mcllwrafl h Res Coach: Chris Gowri e

1 S . Parsons 2 S . McMaho n 3 M . Goldthorp 4 E . Bowe n 5 N . Kent 6 M . Warne r 7 S . Murray 8 P. Angu s 9 . P. Kroh n 10 A. Hayle y 11 H . Woodman 12 R . Powney

13 R . Sharpi n 14 15 B . Coo k 16 S . Claringold 17 18 S . Glover 19 A . Murph y 20 S . Prendergast 21 R. Splatt

22 A . Atchiso n 23 A . Burke 24 B . Wight 25 J . Atchiso n 26 R . Neal 27 S. Payze 28 B. Taylor 29 B . Nelso n 30 R . Blood 31 A . Land ry 32 A . Parsons 33 P. Dietzsch 34 T. Brade n 35 B . Szony i 36 N . Bowman 37 T Stewart 38 B . Brow n 39 B. Jarrett 40 G . Pattiso n 41 S. Farrow 42 P. Findlay 43 S . White 44 45 M . Higgins

46 A . O'Nei l 47 L. Palmer 48 J . Bleasby 49 J . Whelan 50 P. Jubbe r 51 M . Alle n 52 R . Osmon d 53 T. Harding 54 55 C . Wilson 56 C . Bowma n 57 H . Shorten 58 M . Sampso n

59 J . Powel l 60 N . Frank s 61 A . Thripp 62 A . Bonne r 69 J . Mui r

71 A . Ingli s 72 M . Jesse

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SALESIAN Coach : Matt Sexton sst Coach : D . Oldfield es coach: Jim Glenna

1 M . Bourke 2 3 S. Sutherland 4 A. Healey 5 M. Canavan 6 R . Cincotta 6 G . Gaspari 7 S. Logan 9 A. Campbel l 10 D, Oliver 11 A. Davey

12 A. Gaspari 13 I . Bobetic 14 J. McLaren 15 D . Ievoli 16 A. Chaippini 17 Matt Forbes 18 A. Sexton 19 S. Brown 20 A. Seeger

21 R. Napoli 22 A. Anderson 23 M . Smith 24 A. G race 25 B. Kirchner 26 J . Nannes 27 M . Mansfiel d 28 M . Byrne 29 Mick Forbes 30 D. Campbell 31 S. Oldfield 32 A. Stevens 33 S . Trakas 34 D. Gheblikian 35 C. Baxter 36 S . Nola n 37 J . Brennan 38 S . Koutaplis 39 A. Thain 40 M . Forer 41 R. Nahas 42 P. Evans 43 M . Cooke 44 C. Hunt 45 S . Horvath 46 D. Nanne s 47 S . Baxter 48 A . Roberts 49 J . Gianna 50 D. Blake 51 M . McCarthy 52 S . Egan 53 Pat Forbes 54 Paul Forbes 55 P. Bouchard 56 C . Malliard 57 E . Malliard 58 M . Bates 59 S . Bobetic 60 S . McGain 61 E Hanaphy 62 P. Pitts 63 G. Riley 64 B . Bowman 65 D . Sutherland 66 M . Sutherland

THOM ASTOWN Coach: Gordon Burrows Res Coach : Wayne Cooper 1 V.Capeci

2 B .BYro n 3 A .Smith 4 G .Petsinis 5 L . Smith 6 D .Godino 7 S .Plant 9 A .Gentis 10 R .ScoH 11 Z .Fleming 12 A .Farquer 13 G .Scarpa 14 J .Alexander 14 A . Ward 15 L .DelPapa 16 D . Farchione 16 A . Faure 17 D .Gorski 18 F.Arcoraci 19 M . Sinni 21 E .Lentini 23 R .Dima ggt o 24 B.Smith 25 R .Kennedy 26 C . Renna 27 G . Paskoski 28 L .Morabito 29 P.Meade 30 P.McCallum 31 S. Oehm 33 M . Uket 34 P. Corboy 35 A.Eccles 36 J .Theodorou 40 B.Thomas 41 A.Cummaudo 42 L . Alevizos 43 S. Smith 44 C .Chapkoun 45 P. Janevski 46 L. Biles 47 D .Plowright 48 A. Naughton

51 E . Valentino 52 C . Sambams 53 C . Hansen 54 D . Wright 56 L. Downing 59 P.Scopelliti 62 P. Bragagnolo 65 S . Holmes 65 P. Vu 67 N .Grech 71 S . Mineo

Ul : . : . :1TY - -~- A11110 Coach : Kane Bowden Res Coach : Ben Sullivan

1 G Darroch 2 S Chandler 4 M Vaughan 5 R Mackie 6 S Smith 7 B Cunningham 8 W Pascoe 9 C Pekin 10 N Bowles 11 K Bowden 12 M Kohne 14 J Trevaskis 15 L Mellings 16 P Caccaviello 17 J Radford 18 T Wilson 19 J Ralp h 20 E Hannan 21 H Cameron 22 B Sellenger 23 S Beaton 24 N Wilson 25 T Chatfield 26 M Laffy

29 D Hayes 30 J Maguire 31 M Foster 33 T Kitchen 34 S Moody 35 A Willis 36 N Abbott 41 L Maguire 42 A Gadd 44 P Forbes 47 B Murphy 48 J Martin 49 J Weber 51 A Neville 53 N Remfry 54 A McNicol

55 S Vegte r 56 JPRice 57 K Begely 58 T Krake 59 T Thornton 60 J Marr 61 J Farrington 62 J Ryan 63 D Strachan 64 S Mahoney 65 K Sartori 66 J Mirtschin 67 J Mirtschin 68 A Metcalfe 70 D Mee k 71 H Peck 72 S Dimond 73 S Jones 74 P O'Beirne

75 A Paton 76 B Smith 77 D Wals h 78 D Files 79 B Flynn 80 R Greig

WEST 1 Coach: Tim Pontefract Res. Coach: Paul Weir

1 A Hamilton 2 P Hamilton 3 G Heppell 4 D Caonan 5 A Cannane 6 D Keys 7 S Benjamin 8 L Petchel 9 C Kerr 10 S Byrne 11 J Heywoo d 12 B Clark 13 S Brockley 14 N Lampel 15 B Howlett 16 S Smythe 17 M Hamilton 18 A Baud 19 P Shand 20 D Edwards 21 S McNamara 22 R Hudson

23 24 JP~e Jenkin 25 G Malone 26 R Benjami n 27 D Pendergast 28 J Ward 29 D Campbell 30 M Lewis 31 S Jackson 32 S D'Andrea 33 D Whyte 34 I Twyford 35 B Hamilton 36 P Harris 37 C Irvin e 38 T Moore 39 L Brown 40 B Baker 41 A Walker 42 A Stockdal e 43 J Tobin 44 S Gason 45 J Smit h 46 C Price 47 C Lehmann 48 M Moore 49 D Howley 51 L Sherry 52 D Zanella 53 J Gross 54 R Sefton 55 M Clyne 56 G John 57 C Lewis 58 D Williams 59 A Krosche l 60 S Lanyon 61 A Edwards 62 S Dishon 63 J Gartlan 64 J Uebergang 65 B Norma n 66 M Malone 67 P Tuckwell 68 C Plazzer 69 R Hussey 70 D Zanella 71 J . Chislett 72 R . Christie 73 C . Cowland 74 M . Gleeson 75 T. Gross 76 R . Howell 77 C . Norman 99 B Micali

YARRA VALLEY Coach: Tim Killwort h Res Coach: Wayne Reddaway

1 R Pearc e 2 T Morris 3 R Thompso n 4 M Fun g 5 A Dre w 6 D Hows e 7 J Down s 8 L Morris 9 J Kee m 10 T Hancoc k 11 F Macvean 12 J Cremea n 13 0 Kysela 14 E Krus e 15 J Koenan 16 L Taylo r 17 A Laing 18 L White 18 D Ros s 19 S Thompso n 20 T Hal e 21 M . Wi ne s 22 B Drew 23 C Arnold 24 M Davie s 25 S Lloyd 26 J Longwort h 27 A Rowe 28 B Reynolds 29 R Coutt s 30 D Potter 31 B Sturzake r 32 C Heffernan 33 P Cremea n 34 A Cusan o 35 B Peak e 36 R Penalun a 37 D Balshaw 38 B Morriso n 39 T Reddaway 40 T Fyff e 41 B. Down s

42 A. Ston e 43 H Park 44 J . Ho 45 L Ree s 46 B Butle r 47 D Lan g 48 R Davie s 49 S Seabourne 50 T Kennedy 51 S Gadd 52 A Hartnett 53 S Pas k 54 T Mcllrath 55 S Taylo r

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We've spoken about this next bloke a few times thi s ~nP~ year but he Former VAFA M the of Victorian deserves another mention- under l8 Chris Donlon tivas °toe officiate at A . 1le'se of th e umpires Championships selected last week National Champ the ~U Umpire eo le the way up after wining.tlts gs asking how p good to see him doing Year o'ant aseason and i st heAm os are g g ht on July 22

SThe t ritri, '-y V 51-yem-Old has been uu'arvt of his career at led mars an pell layed football until h e, was an 20 YeS d ith had .S o ea being in the middle of the action joined ~A suggested he hang up in g and jur of goal umpiring,. No~'~• he toldon them where to the eve of hi h~ OOtehna~ e the amateurs arne he said he hated the thoug p to be a g They (the ~A) didn't want rne300 e umpire d well. with Team retirement " e• So to think that 1 hav ~ .A that I about t 1YasTa1yesome tenvards umpire uumpire 0 Don'tforgee l field - arn es after being told by that's a rea Last year's and the kick °n ~ n k om to goal umpire I thi O'DonoghUe ~vinnfng ~bloods nearly outnumw youn5 e should be a •lways said that this thought hat as just as good . Thes tooSta t f t mmad e achievement. `I've a my mind I way ngf you ttables e bered the older tePtion . be mv last year . In ateur games and then retir . I've comp ly healthy ~ck to I'd get to umpue 300 am When but t now that 1'm here I don't know about that . It's a free . "I like umpiring too much . now . n decision mind I've also thought that e infringement ..emnt Eve The correct cd centre square th a changed my retirin g ?um of become Whitefriars for a ha I might eid umpire q less than etmrtted to I've thou lit about that for Years d no pla}er Mazeno when 1 fimsh "I've as a fibeen thinkin though uare, is p four players in the sq the ffeld umpue . . But f e gtos1nvled bnot su r goal umpire l enter the square from thetotim because I d~vano stop being a field umpire cause commences his approach bounce until the bal Smith will ~nP that I'm ready do I can ~e veteran Patweaeb wish hits the ground . 1 still think all game with 500 g ence out there. .au Fax 9564 ~a ~ac oncom 300th p C .o'donoghue so there's a lot of eX craig ll on his big day . Ath Simon olive hun we ® It's a big week for milestones '0 the group afte r oined Olive j the th . more celebrating his 5games 0 50 for St Kevins in the than umpiring d has quickly advanced through tt Justi Garre n reserves an ent!on grades . We shoul~ed his 50th match ~ter return who recentlv u lyears overseas . fng from severa q11-1,S YOUR DECISION? Whitefriars has 0 Just e the following ' r another centre clearance . imagin hhas just kicked a~P goal after anothe m top in the ruck and+Mazenta t e The rij1° ed its centre square ~~~ " r --

re recefves the ball from e re-arran.g The field umpire the run on t runs o t pla h Ju t as tile f field boundary urnp'?'rtes theeh who star square and awa roach to bounce the ball, p umpire begins his itaphas Mazenod realises only three players in th square and the rover starts screamin for someonee into . man ground . The e to come in and help out The wingyhat•s your the square before the ball hits thre ' whistle sounds' you're the umpi e decision? low for the decision you should hav See be _r Craig set to bounce while adettulations oal umpue ?J _ gets n rn to g atch last ® A big congra Umpire P eter Simpsolook on 31 m Sectio lhisfrt players High Arnoiwho officiated S~ s yem fro n University OS and OM . At 1101 joi s and has doneAwek extremely School Old Boy .1 1 C~ •JnM1n d C!~(lTf]! ~ Tuc n/nTC

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PLAYER OF THE MONTH (J MATT McCONVILL (ORMOND ) * Nominations made by Amateur Footballer scribe s * Nominations qualify for the Player of the Month, Player of the Year an d the All-Star Australia Team of the Year .

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W速速速 Thomas FumiC Matches go according to ladder positions in Round 8 Keilor recorded their second win for the year over Broadrneadows 2 . The young Kangas giving their all but the saints were too powerful . North Ballarat gave notice that they are back on track with a gi eat win over Broadmeadows 1, clearly designating a finals four side from the rest . The Knights were too powerful all over the ground . Maribyrnong had to fight hard to shake off a persistent Hawthorn unit, who fought their game right out to the end . The Bulldogs win securing fourth place for now . While the Hawks continue to push all sides without luck . Geelong 1 and Karingal 1 played a scratch match as Colac forfeited to Karingal 1 and the Cats had the bye . Geelong 2 pushed the Bulls No . 2 side all day and went down in a close match . The Cats again showing they do play well at home. Parkside travelled to Bendigo an d defeated the No. 1 Warriors team soundly to consolidate equal second position . The Warriors battled hard all day, but to no avail, while the Red Devils gain in confidence moving towards the finals . South Yaira played Bendigo 2 in Bendigo and had a strong win keeping their chances of making the top four alive . Ringwood travelled to Werribee to take on Mambourin, but failed to score in the first term and so struggled to catch the strong Tigers unit all day . The Tigers eventually running out strong winners . LADDERS ROUND 8

Preview Broadmeadows 2 an d Hawthorn clash first up and the Hawks have pushed all teams recently and shold get the points . Maribyrnong and Ringwood should be beauty with the Bulldogs keen to hang onto fourth position, while the Blues will be keen to win to remain in the top two. Blues on form. Broadmeadows 1 play Bendigo 1 and the Warriors will give their all, but will find the Kangas too skilled overall . South Yarra will need to be on their game if they are to inflict Karingal's second defeat of the year and keep in touch with the top four . The Bulls have taken all before them this year and should continue on their merry way. Keilor need to win to maintain their recent good form, however the Warriors should prove too strong given the extra incentive of a chance of competing in the finals. Parskide have the bye . Geelong 1 host Colae and should win easily to keep their fourth spot safe, while Geelong 2 will have their work cut out matching the strengths of the Mambourin Tigers - even at Geelong. North Ballarat and Karingal 1 should be a great match. Top versus second and plenty to play for . The Knights need to win to maintain second position, while the Bulls would love to keep their psychological advantage intact going into finals . The Bulls will start favourites however the Knights have a lot to play for . In a toss of the coin the Knights in a boilover .

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ii ., editorial . ~ Ililst the last five weeks of the season are exciting from both final aspirants and relegation avoiders it is also a time during which all club treasurers start to get furro in bro s . With the autumn sunshine r--ced by the "crisp" winter chill, the afte r tend to be a bit thinner. It ti ould be great to see all visiting clubs support te home sides and have all players stay back for at least one drink after the game (bearing in mind drink drinking rules of course) and buy their fair share of 'slab' raffle tickets . latch of the round saw pot,---'ial finalists in ra and E clash . The Wicks led early with "Jack" fell dominant in the ruck and Leigh Murphy at his brilliant best . Willy slipped into gear after quarter time but were not able to make significant in-roads into the visitors lead . They managed to gain the ascendancy late in the third before a gripping last quarter that saw less than a goal separate the two sides for the majority of the stanza . "Superman" Twist with the sealer!! The Darren Williams duo . Daisy and Dumbo, once again st---red to-- T'ly. 1 t,zrned to the winner's list `Nâ&#x20AC;˘11 being the victims . The Magician, Doug Scd e, was at it again, bagging a lazy 12, whilst Ro" s, Harris and Ash Burt were also good for the House , T41 I ^Â° - were able to throw of a persistent U ' and record a comfortable victory. It was i nt at the main break but the Hawks kicked ni ie goals to nil in the third quarter to set up the win . Garlick, Mad Dog McCormack, Lauletta and "The Mantis" Fulton were the best for the He s . St . itinued on their merry way, disposing of __ -Ilant Eley Park . The Sharks led at the half bt the Jacks got their act together and with the likes of Rydquist, Hilton (a bag of eleven goals) and Horbury on song were able power on for a strong win . Finally. Ai?-t I-rk, strengthened by the inclusion of some late minute recruits, were able to lead -' ' for most of the day . Unfortunately they weren't able to quite hold on as Richmond got their tales up to come home with a rush and record a strong victory . Siwka was at it again for Richmond with 9 goals whilst sR

he was well supported by Pau slBvrnes,adChi Andonopolous . Fo r the Rats, Rex McLellan, Sutton, Roberton and Dimingo were the best . Preview Yet more crunch games and maybe a prelude of things to come? Williamstown and Power H ouse clash in an absolute blockbuster . Whilst the four points will be crucial, so to will the psychological advantage gained from a win in this game . Whilst the tight backlines will ensure it is not a shoot out, none the less, all spectators will be privy to some great forward players as the mercurial ones, Searle (P) and Twist (W) and the man mountains, Dumbo Williams (W) and Craven (P) are on show . Sticking with them, the House but by less than a goal . Albert Park travel to S t . Johns and will be buoved by their improvement in recent weeks . However they meet up with a side on the march, in fact St . Johns haven't lost since Noel Rundle wore short pants! The Rats are desperately trying to avoid relegation and will be no easy beats . However, St. Johns have got over their playing at home phobia and should be too strong . Uni High host Elsternwick in an eagerly awaited encounter. Uni High were competitive for the first half week and if the likes of the Farrellv brothers and Johns fire are a tough to crack, particularly at the Zoo . The return of Murphy has been a great boon for the Wicks however last week's close loss means that this one becomes a must win . Expect them to do so, by about 4 goals . Relegation zoners, Eley Park and Monash Gryphons clash with a win imperative to both sides aim to remain in the grade next year . The Sharks were good last week but will need Bowen, Bruce and Hawley to be on song to ensure the points are theirs . The Gryphs will need skipper Bourbon, ruckman Leeton and President Healy to fire . Close one, maybe the Grvphs . Finally, Richmond host Hawthorn in a repeat of an early season clinker . Richmond have been on fire in past two weeks, the output of Andy Siwka particularly good whilst the midfield of O'Sullivan and Andonopolous is always strong . Hawthorn need to win a few crunch games t o

,till in finals contention and with the Avery's i, J Fulton running into some form will be hard loss . A draw ? T'inally, who would be a full back in D3 by lioice (hey Torch) . The grade has an absolut e ihora of gun full forwards around each corner . hTagoo e The House . St .Johns . Uni High . Gryphs and ;ITrnond. Social Monash have a trivia night coming up o n July 8 at the Grvph Inn . $10 gets you in and tables of ten are available . See Matt Healy for more details . Hawthorn have their 100th game dinner scheduled for July 22 . See "Cruse" Reed for details . Correspondents Toby, error at my end not yours! Apologies! Heals, Cleary. where are you? Contact can be made on 98981535 (home), 0418348723 (mob), 95533675 (fax) or via email on eci .sillCIockers-pi. coffi. au Te am of the Year Nominations will be taken over the next week for possible inclusions into the D3 team of the year . I know every team has valid arguments as to why twelve of their guys should be included so ideally it would be great to hear of opposition players thought worthy . Happy to hear from the coaching staff on this one !

6.3 8.8 11 .11 Allier' P rk: 2.0 5.4 10 .6 Richmond Central: Albert Park: Robertson 5. Di`Tvllliga 1 Tavlor. Ruthe Robilotta, Parmadsehe, Best : hicLcIlan, Sutton. B . Laiz ley_ Richmond Central: SiV 9 . ' 2eTaylor . Waters, ftndonoPoulos . eSdaius . ',d S111 .. 1 . ka . Graliau, C Shannon. O'Sullivan . Ump: . : Jamir ,Bvrnes ais ( R

4.8 8 .11 9.14 1".19.91 Eley Park: St Johns OC : 2 .1 9 .1 16.5 2 ' . 1152 Eley Park: Bruce 4, Morris 2 . Baldry . Comte. Hawley, Hook, Renner, Smith, Best : Renner, Blake . Hawlev. tllexandnck.s, Kel.son, Smith, St Johns OC: Hilton 12 . Horbnry 4, Walker 2, Jones 2 . Coloun 2 . Rvdquist. Fonceea. Best : Hilton. Walker, Sharp, Rydqutst. HorburJ. Ladson . Umpires: Ken hie'iiece: Anthony Simpson IF) 6 .3 12 .14 19.17 23. .159 Power House : ASonash House Gryphons : 0.4 2.7 6 .9 1 . .0.94 : Searle 12, Craven 6, Richard-it 2. E)-:--, Davtc?-n, to . Power Best: Searle, Rolls . Harris, Adrian Bu~„ MC Cr Gryphons : Williams 5.7\eist 2, Innis 2. B, ran. news Hann . . Best : Lee . DR Williams . Cocks, Phems',,r, Robinson, .Case Umpires: Miles ArgaIl: lan Burgess IF) Williamstown : 2,0 5.4 8 .9 14.9.93 Elsternwick : 4,6 5.10 7 .10 12.11 .83 Williamstown: Goal h e, and <t pla, rs results not received . Elsternwick: Missag a 2, F-, ..., 2 . C''..ahonv ., H. ' PraGirtgton, B blahony. Lyons, :1 iss . . , .' .st : issagtia NI , ., tahnony, Faster. Cunningtiam . UmpLs : Sitaron Nger {R), Grr ~ etiumchei (F) 22.14.146 Hawthorn Arnatenzs : 6.4 9 .7 18.10 4.3 7 .8 7.11 9 .15.69 UHSOB : Amateurs : Lardetta 6 . S Aver} 3, Fulton 3, Nunn 3. Zaverallia 2. Hawthorn Stroud, Hayes, Carter. P Avery. Best: Garlick, Hayes, Fulton, Carter, . Lautetta . UHSOB: D Farrellv 2, A Clarke 2, Clarke 2, Freud] 2 . B Daianev Farreity, Pigdet . O'Reill. Best: Starbuck, Gunthorpe, O'Neill . Jolms. Rogers, : George Paleodunos I O'Dwyer. Umpires: Brett Smythe F

RESERVES - 01 .07.00 Albert Park 4 .2 6.4 11 .4 13 .6,84 Richmond Central : 2,4 6.7 10 .9 14 .1 1 .95 : parties 6, S Allen 3. Bourne 2 . Faranda, tVatkuis. Best : Albert Park 1Valkley. S rlllen, Depiazzi, MeKinunie . Pastra .s, Faranda . Richmond . liicke}'2, Calleja 2. Hans, Guthrie . Brook, Mijato;ic . Taplay. Central: Day 4 Griffiths . Best: Callja. Prntice, Harris. Hickev. Brook, Day. 8110.58 Eley Park : 2 .1 3.3 6 .9 11 .11 17.16 .118 St Johns: 3.1 8.5 Eley Park: Flower 2. Johnstone 2. Hall. pace, 1 : . _ . - . ~. at : Heath, Thomas . Hall, Flower, Hanrahati, KetL St Joluis: G4. Hvieoek 1 Kearon 2 . Gates 2, Botdton . Callender, FlentJar, Denl_ .L .u:cn. Mita . Power House: 3.2 7,8 11 .9 16.12.108 Monash Gryphons : 2.1 6 .3 7.8 8 .9.57 Power House: Galakos 7, Pavlou 5, :^l . '-"ller. Kennedy, O'Sullivan . &fonash Gryphons : Goal kickers and i results not received .

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Hawthorn Amateurs: 2 .4 3.6 3.11 5 .13 .43 UHSOB : 5 .4 8.5 10 .5 13.10.88 Hawthorn Amateurs: Ottens . Dixon, Lord, O'Brien, Rest : :ri Zavaretla . Bruns, O'Brien. Chepa . iv4cCov:an, Dellamarta,?`_"O&' : :lls 4, Longton 3. Smith 2, J O'Neill 2 . O'Reilly. Stanton . &Rae, Loi _ in . J O'Neill . Carruthers. WiiHams. Barron .

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FINALS ELIGIBILITY & VENUES/DATES I : ;uals eligibility rules are found under Rules 1 . 55 of the Association . geiow is a brief summary. ,~,2,, ;or -(lst XVIII teams) All registered players , 1 It h - , permit .

i:,-rve - (2nd XVIII teams) Players must be ,.tered and must have played at least two (2 ) grade matches and not more than ten (10 ) Ei,or matches in the home and away games (firs t i«d)• %i,'iiere both first and second XVIII's are playing ,,r same day the reserve grade player must I,, have played two (2) games in either th e niors or reserves to qualify . i'eFr clubs with teams drawn in semi finals o n days of the same weekend (ie . lst semi rda .. . 2nd semi Saturday - read as above teams .ing on the same day) . ;,1,,~ under-19 teams - Players must be registered , :ad hold a permit . If a player has played an aggre: tc of more than 5 senior and reserve matches he musi have played more than 5 Under-19 matches during the season. If less than 6 senior/reserve ,n-itches a player must only be registered and hold pcrmit .

If a player is ineligible due to having played n ;ore than 5 senior and reserve matches and does

not gain selection in his club's senior team in the first second round match, he is then eligible to play in any subsequent Under 19 final . Where a team has (2) U 19 teams or involved in hybrid arrangements the following shall apply . To represent the hybrid team in the finals the player must have represented the hybrid team in (5) first round matches - not including finals . For the player to be able to represent the U19 ( 1) or (2) team of the club he is registered he must simply be registered and hold a permit . Club XVIII teams - Players must be registered and have played in at least four (4) Club XVIII matches and not have played in more than a total of eight ( 8) senior and reserve matches during the first round . An AFL or VFL listed player will be eligible to play in the finals for his VAFA club as long as he has played a minimum of five (5) VAFA matches for the team he wishes to represent in the finals . At least two (2) of these matches must have been played after June 30th . A TAC Under 18 player must have played five (5) VAFA matches for the VAFA team he wishes to represent in the finals . For TAC players there is no requirement to play a certain number of matches after June 30th .

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13/8/00 (SUN) 13/8/00 (SUN) SANDRINGHAM E'WICK PARK

B 12/8/00 (SAT) 12/8/00 (SAT )

TOORAK PARK E'WICK PARK C 13/8/00 (SUN) 12/8/00 (SAT) MORDIALLOC SANDRINGHAM DI 13/8/00(SUN) 12/8/00 (SAT) BOX HILL BOX HIL L D2

13/8/00 (SUN) 12/8/00 (SAT) CENTRAL RES CENTRAL RES

GRAND FINAL PRELIMINARY 20/8/00 (SUN) 27/8/00 (SUN) E'WICK PARK E'WICK PARK 19/8/00 (SAT) 26/8/00 (SAT) E'WICK PARK EWICK PARK 19/8/00 (SAT) 26/8/00 (SAT) SANDRINGHAM SANDRINGHAM 19/8/00(SAT) 26/8/00(SAT) BOX HILL BOX HILL 19/8/00 (SAT) 26/8/00 (SAT) CENTRAL RES CENTRAL RES

D3 13/8/00 (SUN) 12/8/00 (SAT) PRESTON CITY OVAL CAMBERWELL SG

19/8/00(SAT) 26/8/00(SAT) CAMBERWELL SG CAMBERWELL S G

D4 13/8/00 (SUN) 12/8/00 (SAT) TOORAK PARK SCAMMELL RE S

19/8/00 (SAT) SCAMMELL RES 29/7/00 (SAT) E'WICK PARK 2 .00pm

26/8/00(SAT) SCAMMELL RES 5/8/00(SAT) EWICK PARK 2 .00p m

29/7/00(SAT) E'WICK PARK 11 .30am

5/8/00 (SAT) E'WICK PARK 11 .30am

19/8/00 (SAT) PARKDALE

26/8/00(SAT) PARKDALE

19/8/00 (SAT) TOORAK PARK

26/8/00 (SAT) TOORAK PARK

U19 BLUE 13/8/00 (SUN) 12/8/00 (SAT) BENTLEIGH RES . BENTLEIGH RES .

19/8/00 (SAT) BENTLEIGH RES .

26/8/00 (SAT) BENTLEIGH RES.

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19/8/00 (SAT) 26/8/00 (SAT) PRESTON CITY OVAL PRESTON CITY OVA L

C XVIII (1) 22/7/00 (SAT) 22/7/00 (SAT) SANDRINGHAM SANDRINGHAM 1I .30am 2 .00pm C XTIII (2) 22/7/00 (SAT) 22/7/00 (SAT )

U19 (1) U 1 9 (2)

PRESTON CITY OVAL PRESTON CITY OVAL 11 .30am 2 .00pm 13/8/00 (SUN) 12/8/00 (SAT) PARKDALE PARKDALE 13/8/00 (SUN) 12/8/00 (SAT) GLENHUNTLY PARK GLENHUNTLY PARK

12/8/00 (SAT) 12/8/00 (SAT) GARVEY OVAL PRESTON CITY OVAL PARADE COLL

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,,I i ISOB V. UNIVERSITY BLUES ,-,LD SCOTCH v. ST. KEVINS at EP Saturday nLD MELBURNIANS v. MARCELLIN BS~EMON , DLLEGIANS v . NORTH OLD BOYS OLD PARADIANS v . OLD BRIGHTON OLD HAILEYBURY v . WHITEFRIARS ORMOND v. MAZENOD OLD idENTONIANS v . DE LA SALLE

N GS uLD GEELONG v . THERRY PENOL A ST. BEDES MENTONE TIGERS v. GLEN EIRA tJAX v. IVANHOE ASSUMPTION ;,ZAI-IRAN v. HAMPTON ROVERS BEAUMARIS v. BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE D16ECTiON O=IKLEIGH v. LA TROBE UN I OLD CAMBERWELL v. CAULFIELD GR. A(WINAS v. MONASH BLUES OLD CAREY v. OLD ESSENDON Sr. LEOS EMMAUS v. BANYULE

D2 SECTION PARKSIDE v. THOMASTOWN WEST BRUNSWICK v. SALESIAN PENINSULA v. FITZROY REDS

CLUB 18 (1) ST. KEVINS v . OLD SCOTCH DE LA SALLE has the bye OLD BRIGHTON v. PRAHRAN OLD XAVERIANS v. MAZENOD at Xavier , Kew OLD MELBURNIANS v. MARCELLIN CLUB 18 (21 YARRA VALLEY v . PARKSIDE THERRY PENOLA v . RUPERTSWOOD OLD CAMBERWELL v . COLLEGIANS WI-IITEFRIARS v . OLD GEELONG OLD TRINITY v. OLD IVANHOE MONASH WHITES v . ST. BERNARDS, UNDER-19 SECTION 1 ST. KEVINS v . OLD MELBURNIANS DE LA SALLE v . MARCELLIN OLD PARADIANS v . COLLEGIANS UNIVERSITY BLUES v. MAZENOD OLD XAVERIANS v . ST . BERNARDS at Xavier College, Kew

OLD BRIGHTON v . OLD HAILEYBURY UNDER-19 SECTION 2 HAMPTON ROVERS v . OLD SCOTCH OLD TRINITY v . MHSOB YARRA VALLEY v . BEAUMARIS OLD CAREY v. OLD IVANHOE WHITEFRIARS has the bye

MENTONE AMATEURS v. YARRA VALLEY UNIVERSITY BLACKS v . KEW

UNDER-19 (2) BLUE MONASH BLUES v. ORMOND DE LA SALLE v. AJA X

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GLEN EIRA v. ST. LEOS EMMAUS CAULFIELD GR. v. MENTONE AMATEURS

ALBERT PARK v. MONASH GRYPHONS ELEY PARK v. WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS ELSTERNWICK v. POWER HOUSE HAWTHORN AMATEURS v . ST. JOHNS UHSOB V. RICHMOND CENTRAL D4 SECTION NORTH BRUNSWICK v. SWINBURNE UNI . MT. LILYDALE v . SYNDAL TALLY-H O

ST. MARYS v . BENTLEIGH BULLEEN COBRAS v . WERRIBEE AMATEURS STI-I MELBOURNE DISTRICTS v . OLD WESTBOURNE ELTHAM v. BRUNSWICK

OLD MENTONIANS v. SOUTH MELB . DISTRICTS UNDER-19 (21 RED OLD ESSENDON v . RUPERTSWOOD OLD CAMBERWELL has the bye

THERRY PENOLA v. BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE NORTH OLD BOYS v. UNIVERSITY BLACKS AQUINAS v. TIGER SHARKS

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~oach Burke must have been having the same dream as Dann y_ Frawley on Friday night because on Saturday against St . B .'s, they stacked the backline and tried to chip the ball around to find an opening forward . 3 quick goals in the 3rd set up an intriguing last but St . B .'s finally kicked away booting a miraculous 4g 4pt . (Note : all at VAFA wish Stapo a speedy recovery .) Xavs pulverised a disappointing Collegians . Competitive in the lst, still there in the 2nd, thereabouts in the 3rd - shocking in the last . Unit B .'s again showed their strength against weaker opposition with a solid 65pt win . That extra percentage could prove valuable in the coming weeks as teams fight for that final fourth position . O .M.'s put their final's campaign back on track with an 18 .77% increase ; this puts them within reach of Uni . De La was the surprise of the round with a magnificent 48pt win over leadership contender, Old B .'s . With a quadrant of debutantes dominating the game, 11 goal kickers, their last half was superb with 12g to 7g. SKOBS under T .P.O . just seem to be getting better . They debuted three players (2 x 16 year olds) Crohan boots 9g, twelve other goal kickers played a terrific running game, sharing the ball - the juggernaught rolls on . Section 2 In the match of the day Beaumaris proved too strong for Old Scotch running out winners by twenty-five points and moved further ahead at the top of the table . For Old Scotch, Brooke and Sladen kicked three goals apiece and Collie, Page and Thompson were in the best . Old Trinity drew level with second placed Old Scotch on points but still have an inferior percentage after blowing away Old Ivanhoe 21 goals to 3 . Cornell was his consistent self, kicking seven goals and along with Lancaster and Donahoo were the best for Old Trinity . MHSOB refuses to give up in its quest to play finals football and had another hard fought win, this time a nine goal third quarter led them to a 98 point victory over Yarra Valley . For the Bushrangers Thompkins and Bell kicked two . while Pask was best . The Whitefriars remained in fourth place by crushing Old Carey by 99 points in a onesided affair . Swain kicked 6 and Coslovich 5 while Braugh . Baker and Crea all played well for +,,P F,- ;-, ni(i CarPv had Lsood performances

(iJ19/2 & Rs,,) f r o i nAdams , Chapman, Hutchins and Leone . The Hampton Rovers had the bye . Section (2) Blu e The Blues secured the win of the round and moved into 2nd position with a sensational 3pt win against the ladder leaders . Smyth . Costly and McCormick were terrific for the Blues, whereas Kelly, McFadden & Fidogiannis were great for the Swans . Mentone Ammos absoluteIv belted De La at Darling Park . 13 goal kickers shows you just how much they shared the ball - Barker. Michaelidis & Jamieson were best. For De La, Wise & Wood did well and Roberts snagged another 4 (out of 5) . St . Leo's had their chance to maintain their 4pt break in 2nd position, but now drop to 5th position due to a poor percentage. Ormond were fantastic and should have won by more due to some inept attempts at goal kicking . Glen Eira, through the Ali's and Baraket were right in this game at the last break, but unfortunately could not increase their work rate enough to cause the upset . In the end the Jackers just rode over the top of them . The Grammar Boys did a demolition job on Old Ment . adding a valuable 19 .33% . Se ctio n (2) Red Despite inaccurate kicking Old Camberwell proved to strong for the Uni Blacks running out victors by 38 points in a hard game that saw both teams play some very good football . The Wells were led by great performances from Beranger, Kearney, and Derry while CramerRoberts was the best goal kicker with four . For the Blacks, Martin . Drummond, and Schirmer all battled hard for the entire game . The rest of the games for this week were one-sided affairs . Rupertswood had fifteen goal kickers in their twenty goal annihilation of Bullen-Templestowe . For the boys from Sunbury, Price was best on ground, while Burrows, Stafford, and Hatty barely faulted all day. Bickerdike, Hill and Conte were the best for Bulleen-Templestowe as they never stopped trying all day . The North Old Boys were way too good for Aquinas winning by 165 points in yet another convincing victory . Despite their poor season Aquinas continue to battle on, this week Coyle, Pierce and Alley were in the best . The Tiger Sharks forfeited to Old Essendon . Therry Penola had the bye .

previcW section 1 (,, ach Brown has his chance today to have a ,,c)d look at how his side rates against the No . i,~ am, SKOBS . Old B .'s play the Beach Oval , .;ircmely well and you would therefore, thin k upset was in the offing. But today's game is the "big" Sandy VFL ground, where the wide,,nen spaces will be too much for them . O .M .'s ,1 home to De La in an 8pt possible turnaround . This should be a sensational hard fought game - I'm not sure why but my 'gut' is telling me ,,--,set! The Lions at home to the Blues! Coach ,,'i3ee would have been extremely disappointed v:ith last week's loss and knows that this could b_ the last roll of the dice . For me, the Blues will siiatier Collegian's faint finals dream . Marcellin .hould secure a comfortable win against Old P.' s home . The Nodder's will have to try and !nploy the same tactics as last week, to try and ontain the Xavs goal-kicking machine . No t IiI_ely! Finally, O'Connor's St, B .'s should crush old H . at home if they can kick straight, believe i, 1 themselves and follow team rules. S~_ :tion 2 The Hampton Rovers will be looking for revenge after their one point defeat at the hands of Old Ivanhoe earlier in the season . The Rovers a much more consistent team now and should be too good for the struggling Old 1 ; anhoe side . In the match of the round second plays third, when Old Scotch take on Old Trinity in a game that may decide which team finishes in second place and gets the double chance . Both teams will be throwing everything into this one, but I think Old Trinity have been showing the better form over recent weeks and should win by two or three goals . Beaumaris would really have to drop their bundle now if they're not Co finish on top of the ladder after some awesome performances throughout the year, and shouldn't have too much trouble this week when they clash with brave MHSOB . Whitefriars %%: on't be underestimating Yarra Valley but should have a good -win and stay in the four as they have way too much at stake to drop this one . Old Carey has the bye . Section (2) Blue Mentone Ammos are at home to the Blues in what should be an absolute corker of a match . If'Flentone win, they keep their slim finals hopes alive . If the Blues win they will begin to consolidate 2nd position . For me and upset win! Ormond play De La at home in a game in which they must win and ~vin well . They need to pick up at least 15% otherwise a shot at 2nd is gone . The Jackers host St. Leo's in a match which could shape the congested four. But St. Leo's have too much at stake to let this one drop, due to the fact their percentage is very low in comparison to the other final few aspirants - they M

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need the points . The match of the round sees the Swans at home to Caulfield . I can't see the Swans dropping this one . Finally O .M .'s should defeat Glen Eira at home, although the Packer Boys were very competitive for 3 quarters last week . Section (2) Red The Uni Blacks have had a tough run over recent weeks and it doesn't get any easier this week when they take on Old Essendon . For the last month the ladder leaders have been far from their best, but are still no pushovers and will just have too much depth for the Blacks and should win by three to four goals . In the match of the round the two form teams, Old Camberwell and Rupertswood clash in what has the making of a classic encounter . Last time they met the Sunbury boys won by only three points, but at this point in the season I think the Wells are looking the better side and should gain revenge for their early season meeting. The Wells by three goals . The North Old Boys battle with the Tiger Sharks, and will have too much depth and skill for their opponents and record a convincing win . The NOBs by 15 goals . Aquinas will again give their all but will find the might of Therry Penola, with the sniff of finals in the air, too good today . Bulleen-Templestowe have the bye .

NAME UNDER 19/1

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LAST WK TOTAL

MCDONNELL OLD XAVERIANS 0 44 MAGUIRE OLD BRIGHTON 0 43 O'DONNELL ST BERNARDS 2 39 R . LEGUDI ST BERNARDS 0 28 MCGILVRAY OLD BRIGHTON 0 27 HAY COLLEGIANS 0 26 O'CONNELL DE LA SALLE 1 26 UNDER 19/2 SWAIN WHITEFRIARS 6 46 CORNELL OLD TRINITY 7 42 A . FISCHER HAMPTON ROVERS 0 40 BROOKE OLD SCOTCH 3 35 BEAUREPAIRE OLD SCOTCH 0 27 UNDER 19 (2) BLUE CHEEVERS SOUTH MELBOURNE 3 71 RYNBERK CAULFIELD 2 41 BRUHN CAULFIELD 2 37 BARR MENTONE 3 37 HAWKINS MONASH BLUES 0- 35 UNDER 19 (21 RED HAKIM OLD ESSENDON 0 63 FLAHERTY OLD ESSENDON 0 37 BURLEY NORTH OLD BOYS 0 32 M TEMMING RUPERTSWOOD 1 25 CRAMER-ROBERTS OLD CAMBERWELL 4 2 3

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Under-19 - Section 1 COLLEGIAN S

DE LA SALLE

MARCELLI N

MAZEROD

Coach: Richard Obee

Coach : Terry Russel l

Coach : Denet Merto n

Coach: Rod Bourk e

1 D. Coombes

1 . L. Young 2 . C . Moran 3 . S . Evans 4 . S . Brown 5 . S . O'Connell 6. A. Bonnici 7. G . Wis e 8. M. Naughtin 9. S. Hyd e 10 . S . Hale 11 . D . Doyle 12 . B . Hawkins 13 . W. Jolley 14 . J . Lowe 16. M. Miller 16. B. Kropman 17. J. Kea n 18 . C . Mercuri 18 . A . McLeish 19 . R . Burrows 1 9 . T. Woodlock 20 . M . Picone (C) 21 S . Murray 22 T. Molan 23 P. Mulholland 24 J . Garland 37. J Hynes 39 . M . Goodier 40 . P. Harrison 41 D . Spithill 42 A. Coffey 42 A . Cerullo 47 J . Stinear 52 D . Poynton 61 R . Warmsley 63 P. De La Haye 70 M . Duggan

1 . R. Galat i 2 . D . Cracknell 4 . L . Neal 6 J. Carpenter 7 D . McMillan 12 L. Connal 13 J . Matthews 15 R. Baeyni 16 L . McMillan 16 L . Furlan 19 M . Mccartin 23 P. Hesse 25 N . Bisas 27 B . Norden 28 S . Bake r 29 D . Ballantyne 32 V. Cahil l 35 A . Carson 37 A . White 40 D . Newell 43 G .Thomas 53 S. Allitt

1 . D . Collins 2 . D . Fotiniotis 3. D . Bonnici 4. A . McIntyre 5. D. Maskell 6. A. Strawhorn 7 . A. Fry 8 . E . Hansen 9 . D . Hos e to . J. McLatchie it . C . Jayaweera 12 . C . Clegg 13. D . Clegg 14. L. Fuller 15. M . McDowell 16 . A . Moo n 17, R. Mosbauer 18 . M . Quinn rt 19 . S. Ma in 20 . B. Southgate 21 . P. Rya n 22 . D . Waite 23. T. Heat 24. L. May 25 . P. Reed 26 . A . Chalk 27 . P.Jones 28 . T. Grierson 29 . C. Meehan 30 . A. Wilson 31 . S. Vettman 32 . P. Dugdale 33. M . Guthridge 34 . K . LorenzDaniel

2 R. Mui r 3 D . Dowling 4 R . Sztar 5 B . Hoist

6 7 8 9

A . Fletcher J . Farley B . Sloman B. Low

12 M . White 13 B. Lumb 14 J . Dixon 15 N . Peters 17 A . Shinkfield 18 D. Brewing 21 N. Chalmers 22 C. Rologas 25 M . Rei d

26 P. Krotiris 27 B. Donnelly 29 B . Lukav 31 N . Herman 32 M .Johnson 33 J . Fitzpatrick 34 J. Young 40 J. Dixon 43 E. Waters

OLD PARADIAN S

OLD XAVERIAN S

Coach : Wayne Holdswo rth

Coach : Brendan Flyn n

Coach : Manny Nicolosi

1 P Gallagher C 2 T Bryant 3 S Arden DVC 4 M Hawkins 5 T Stonie r 6 J Grant 7 D Stewar t 8 P Grundy DVC 9 J Byrn e

1 . L . McMahon 2.

2. A .Mccanhy' 3. B . Calman (VC) 4. J . Scanlan 5. M . H gins 6. M . Alen 7. S. Johnston S . L. McDonnell 9 . J. Ralp h 10. J. Chambers 11 . L. Farrow 12 . J . Dillo n 13 . D .Behan 14 . L. Mos s 15 . M . Sleeman 16 . D. Jams 17 . D. Thomas 18. N. Hullett 19. M . D'Amelio 20. J. McGrat h 21 . R . Speekman (C) 22. M. O, Kane 23 . D . Bonadio 24 . N, Heatley 25 . H . Davies 26 . D . McKean 27 . A . Curim 28 . A. McQueen-Parton 29. N. Harbeck 30. A. Pritchard 31 . D. Orlando 32.S.Gnqg 33. C. HaO~eld 34. L . Dmardo 35 . R . Lopresti 36 . D . Noonan 37 . P. Carter 38 . J . Demaria 39 . N . Own 43 A . Nolen

10 B Marks 11 C Hinkfuss 12 T Middleton 13 A Simpson 14 T Cook 15 J Bracy 16 J Berman 17 H O'Brien 18 T Fitzgerald 19 M MarsonVC 20 C Alde r

21 S Kennedy 22 A Wal l 23 A Trader 24 J Tucker 25 P Thomas 26 C Walker 27 L Beilby

28 M Radywonik 29 T Duncan 30 A W u 31 J Mulcahy 32 E Selby 33 C Miller

1 . A . Kelly

5 . P. Palermo 6. 7. M . Zannino B. L . Collin s 9 . M . Shepherd 10 . B. Mobrici 11 . T. Bateman 12. S . Hickey 15 16 18 N. El Mohamed 19 G . Moore 23 A. Ploenges 24 T. Lombardi 27 S . Corcoran 29 S . Doyle 32 35 A . Tenson 36 D. Boundy 50 D. Furze 52 J. Bonaci 56 T. Jenkinson 64 L. Price

Coach : Roger Brown 1 . C . Mizzi

2 . C . McNicol 3 . T. Mattesti 4 . A. McGillivray 5 . B. Williams 6. R . Stewart 7. C . Reddin 8. C . McKimm 9 . M. Ward 10 .A . Morley 11 . L. Adamis 12 .N. Kennedy 14 M . Lowe 16 B. Marks 17 D . Hellyer 19 P. Angelini 20 M . Smith 21 B . Titshall 22 A . Hughes 23 J. Dickerson 24 MJ Smith 27 J. Maguir e

Coach: Heath Broadbent, 1 . L Pfeiffer 2 . L Pitcher 3. H. Brooks 4. S. LangfordJones (C) 5. A Shaw 7. J. Cashmer e 9. A Waxman (DVC) 10. B . Salves it . J. Wright 13 . B . Crawford 14 . G. Smith (C) 15. G . Winder 17. R. Plummer 18. D. CrovA

19. G . Fteicixr (VC) 20. B. Ferguson 21 . J . Darley 24. P. Ladd 25. D. Webb 26 . L. Hogan 27 . A Jerdte 28. B. Hurter 29. D. Mos s 32 D. Mackenzie 39 Q . Boan 40 S. Capron 42 B. Kaetswr 47 T. Philips 51 L. Holt

58 J . Webb

OLD MELBURNIAN S

3 . M . Cosgriff (C)

OLD HAILEYDUR Y

44 T. Fotzqera{d 48 R. 0'Sfiannassy 55 G.t.lonahan 59 R. Macwhirter 71 M . McCarthy

ST. BERNARD S

ST KEVIN S

Coach : Peter O'Conno r

Coach: Pau l O'Shannassy

1 . R . Legudi 2 . G . Ward 3 . A. Bouzikas 4 . SD . Bor 5 . J. Citare li 6 . J. McKay 7 . L . Harvey 8 . L. Wilkinson 9. D . Valori 10 . J . Hil l

I . S . Moylan 2. L. Coleman 3 . A. Umbers 5 . Natale

11 . S .lannozzo i2 . M O'Donnell 13 . S . Burgyn 14 . P. Holland 15 . A. Garvey 16. M. Stapleton 17. M. D'Arcangelo 18. D . Walsh

19. Rahil l 20. D . Sheehan 21 . A . Smith 22 . B . McManu s 23 . A. Mastropasqua 24 . L . Campbell 25 . T. Legud l 26 . A. Monteleone 27. L .Evan s 28. M . Caligiuri 29. A . Abele 30. C . Trevrin 31 .. L.0'Brin e 32. S . Monteleone 33. B . Ballari n 34 . M . Zucco 35 . T. Pearson 36 . M. Pope 37 . T. Carrick 38 . N . Smith 39 . J . Formica 40. R . Cousland 41 . M . Kavanagh 52 L. O'Sullivan

6 . Dellapicca 7 . D . James 8 . N . Marchesani 9 . D . satgliano 10 .1. Delic 11 . M . Hutton 12. C . Turlich 13. K . Didilis 14. J . Cassell 15 . D. Bare 16 . D. Lucas 17 . P. Cameron 18 . C . Moffat 19 . E. Lynch 20 . L . Kalesaran 21 .T. Simpson 22. R . Dabraio 23. M . Rigby 24. G. Nolan 25. A . O'Keefe 27 D. Young 28 M . Giansiracusa 29 J . Giansiracusa 30 M. Winridge

31 A. Turlich 32 J . Cox 33 G. Heal y

34 J . Henderson 35 W. Macdonald 36 W. McCann 37 M . Powell 38 T. Wickham 40 Fynmore 41 Dlckeson 42 B.Pugh 46 J . Travaglia 48 M. Kempton 52 Leathern 57 M . Hinsely

UNIVERSITY BLUE S Coach: Steve King 1 . C . Barrett 2 . L . Bassell 3 . C . Beato n 4 . L. Chamberlain (VC) 5 . J . Chivers 6 . R. Bowland 7. T. Birtle y

8. C. Delahunty 9. A. Di Pasquale 10 . S. Edwards 11 . A. Evans 12. G . Fricker 13. B. Gates (C) 14. T. Girwood 15 . T. Fallow 16 . R . Hamilton 17 . R . Holmes 18 . N . Hutchens 19 .S . Hunt 20 . J . Hunter 21 . L. Howley 22 . S. Kaso 23 . R . Kelleher 24. C . Kennedy 25. A . Munro 26. M . Vasey 27. L. Qui n 28. S . Randall 29 .T. Roach

30 . E . Roydhouse 31 . T. Morgan 32 . M . Sal e 33 . A. Savolutos 34 . S. Sandiford 35 .S, Russell 36 . A . Powell 37. T. Trumble 38. E . Wilcox 39. A . Williams 41 W. TempleSmith 42 S .Young

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D Foley ( C ) :pmtt ,iagee Tiyor Collins Cairns j . .'aad B, uiitespie C . Bird p Brook (VC) S Lynch C, Tuc k - _ : Pearse Clemente pa Blackmore S . ~~azgerai d Thom ~son ~,-uidolin (C) _ -'- . Edge B Zigouras D. Hart man T, Abbot Atkins Boreham Atkins (DVC) S . Coate R. Deato n Coble --, L . Tucker A. Spenc e J. Beattie S. McNicholas H . McMillan .;, L . Heal y - ; - B. Deato n .?_ M. Millis -,. S . Le e L. Ramirez-Smith E . Cooper R . Guinan A . Wilson

: . ~ Coach: N yneSlfiard 1 M. Pearson 2 D . Diver 3 B. Boyd 4 S . Blangiardo 5 A . Vanderheim 6 L. Kennedy 7 K . Johnstone 8 G. Car r 9 B . Jewett 10 M . Stafford ( DVC) 11 M . Lawrence (C) 12 J . Zampagiioni (VC) 13 T. Wilson 14 N . Goss 15 M . Vaughan 16 L . Hope 18 G . Kell y 20 W. Hebbard 21 N . Maso n 23 B . Kulling 24 M . Waxiel 26 R . Alexander 28 N . Gould 29 J . prantzos 30 A . Fishe r 32 J . Nvc 33 C. Sendeck yl) 35 L. Wheeler 36 A. Battams 39 D . Molina 40 S. Dea l

Coach : Gr - cme Bulluss 1 E. Raleigh (C) 2 J . Zarb 3 D . Vests (C) 4 R . Ware 5 A . Keys 6 B . Woollard ( VC) 7 A . O'Brien 8 N . Orchard (VC) 9 J . Walker 10 E . Sims-Luca s 11 A . Hall 12 M . Cotter 13 R. Pa tt erson 14 P. Wolnize r 15 A. Vicendese 16 S. Sims-Lucas 17 G . Pollard 18 C . Soifer 19 A. Dymbl e 20 M. Tarr 21 M. Brown 22 A . Nirens 23 E . H o 24 P. Rujevic 25 A . Svirskis 26 C . Wright 27 S . French 28 K. tvtiezis 29 S . Allen 30 J . Membrey 31 M . Dowling 32 T. Harper 33 M. Neilsen 34 J, Veal e 35 G . Rankin

1 . C . Smith 2. C. Stewart 3. B . Walsh-Richardso n 4. K. Detarczynski S . T. Chapman 6 . L . Bartley 7 . P. Gizinsk i 8 . L . Costello 9 . D . Shutie 11 R . Hall 12 J . Hutchin s 13 J . Macpherson 14 P. Holland 15 J . Oppenheim 16 R . Graham 17 A . Wilkie 18 H. Sedan 19 L. Siragusa 20 R . Adams 21 R .Leong 22 C . Taylor 23 D . Prior 24 P. Unkles 25 N . Detarczynski 26 E . Morgan 27 S . Baker

O L D I VANHOE Coach : Stuart McLea n 1 . R . Mansfield

2 . A. Bereza 3 . J. Whyte 4. C . BinneY

5. J . Brigg s

6. T. Mee 7. M . Clark e 8. C. Lync h 9 . N. Braddy 10 . N . Anderson 11 . A . JUrki W 12 . S. Morris

13. D . Treloa r 14. K . Theodoss i 15. M . Li m 16. N . Trigwel) 17. C. Lewi s 18. L. Bolzan 19 . L. McKi e 20 . D. Hawke s 21 . A. Clancy 22 . M . Teskey 23 . F. Cokelek 24 . D . Neilso n 25 . J. Giesche n 26 . G. Gibson 2 7 . T. Grieve 31 . C . MacDonal d 34. S . Aston 35. R. Smilli e

36. J . Stafford

YARRA 'VALLEY

OLD SCOTCH Coach : Terry Kendall

Coach:

1 J. Crane R . Craven S . Tulloc h C . Ada m S . Stewa rt D . Adderiey 8 S . Johnston

1 Peggie A 2 Hine A 3 Langdon S 4 Taylor C 5 Robison M 6 Rennie M 7 Dodgson B 8 Amiconi A 9 Best J 10 Blackmore B 11 Mithen P 12 Kelly T 13 Ellerbeck G 14 Thwaites M 15 Lucas C 16 Condron K 17 Armatas C 18 Heaven C 19 Ca rter-Buszard L 20 Oberoi S 23 Wallin A 24 Christopherson J 25 Zander M 26 Donahoo M 28 Cristiano D 29 Mccutcheon M 30 Sullen M 32 Cornell J 33 Malekas 1 42 Torney A 44 Lancaster 45 Ward C 50 Davies M 55 Troon R 58 Walsh B 65 Burrows R

10 0 S Jospehs on 11 R. Hamer 12 T. Page 13 A. Cleelan d 4 D. Loq an 15 D. Gilc Colman hrist 16 N. 17 D. P ry le s 13 J . Piiki ngton (Ct =3 T. Wilson-Humphries " '1 S. Dillon ?2 M . Pearse 3 A. Kyriacou .:4 D . Jackson -S E. Tembat h 6 D . Brook e G7 L. Routledge 28 S . Thompson 29 J . S med ley 0 A . Birch 31 J . Beaurepaire { VC) 32 S . Hosking ( VC} 3 J . Rodski 4 M . Fowles 05 A . Tindal e 36 R . Hooke 38 H . Fenner '9 J . Footit ' 1 M . Lipshut 42 J. Ross ~3 J. Denby ' T. Collie 5 A. Fuller 4 6 J. Sikon 56 E . Ramsay 61 J. Stratus 1 2 D . Paul u 9 C . Lucas 88 J . Lie

Coach : Bre tt Gear

Coach : Tim Pratt

Coach : Rod Penalun a

1 . J . Wallace 2 . M. Cahill 3 . S. Cloven 7 J. Power 8 M. Malady 9 L. Swain 10 L. Coulthard 11 D. Crea 1 2 C. Slats 13 T. Langford 14 L. Twomey 16 R. Coslovich 17 T,Barugh 18 M . Baker 19 J. Morris 20 S. Alexander 21 A. Graham 22 A. Bake r 23 J . Treyvaud 24 M. Haverkamp 25 M . Crowe 26 N . Muhliechner 27 S . Sail 28 P. Harrison 29 D. D'sousa 30 B . Janson

1 A Middlin 2 M Norrish 3 N Pask 4 R Bett 5 P Valopp i 6 D Lloy d 8 R Dre w 9 8 Keho e 10 J Seeger 11 Z Webb 13 L Gillies 14 G Thompso n 15 D Smith 16 C Holdswo rth 17 A Pizzey 18 C Beal 19 A Colema n 20 D Senaratne 21 J Tomkins 22 J Peak e 23 T Colle tt 24 G Courts 25 F Pellegrin o 27 S Savag e 29 D Bell 30 J Stron g 31 S Urbana 32 D Smit h 34 S Brit t 37 D Sim s 44 N Mart in

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Coach : Mark Zuker Co u CI

1 D. Henzel 4 A. But 5 E. Goldstone 6 L . Goldman 8 T. Katz 9 D. Newstadt 11 A. Benedykt 12 J . Blanklield 14 S. Newstadt

15 D . Finkel 16 J . Freeman

17 0. Flamm 18 J . Feldman 20 D. Zulch 22 D. Mrocki 23 B. Nissen 24 P. Glazer

26 A. Cooper 27 C . Spero

31 D . Norich 32 M . Kestenberg 35 I . Same 36 AA . Sack s 39 A . Sapar 43 E . Woliner 44 J . Gelfan d 45 A. Le w in 47 M . Snow 50 M. Milmeister 55 V. Kelp

MONASH BLUES Coach: Dennis Grace I N Whitmore 2 M Sickle 3 J Roserx~arten 4 M Bolton

5 P Ave ry 6 C John

7 G Northway 8 J Backwe ll 9 C O'Sullivan 1o B Rogers 11 M Edsall e t2 G Smyth 3 A Per ry~ " 114 L Golding 1 5 J P ark

if 1

3 . A . Axles

4. T. Vinen 5. B . Gross 6. N . Bode 7. P. Robe rt s 8 . S. Tucker 9 . J . Dalwood ( C ) 10. S . McDonal d it . B . Gardine r 12. B . Goddard (DVC ) 13. J . Morvell (DVC)

14. M . Green 15 . A . Docker 16 . P. McLeish 17 . P. Ellis 18 . N . Guyett 19 . W. Brocke tt 20 . D . Griffiths 21 . D . Elai s 22 • T. Rynberk Ynberk

23. B . Naylor 24. G . Dyson 25. M . Cram horn 31 . M . Richardson

32 . L. Frankli n 35 M . K uppe 38 C . Veencjar 40 R . O'Neil l 43 A. Bruh n 44 A. Vanrompaey 50 J . Wade

OLD MENTONIANS Coach : Jamie Winduss

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18 A sheims 20 W Little

DC vccholo

48 G Cmgston 63 B Boyer

64 M Ryan

69 J Veenhuizen

1 . Ahmed All 2. All All

4 P. Brot 5 P. Mulhollan d 6 J . Kean 7 S. Mehan 8 P. Arbon 8 M . Goole y 9 M . Brasher 9 L. Harriso n 10 J . Clifton

11 A . Brett

12 J . Roberts

15 L. Browne 17 Jop y W 17 McGowan 19 S. Alder 21 M . Squire 23 L . Danaher 25 P. Rounder 29 S . Brown e 32 H . Funsto n 33 B . Lamb e T. Heffernan 42 J . Bowde n 42 M . Lafferty

43 R. Buckley 52 LM Molon e y 53 C. Moran y 54 J . Murphy 55 B. Nolan 56 J. No rt on 57 B. Ramsey 58 C . Rice 60 D . Wood 61 L. Becke r 62 C . Bellistri 64 B . Cole 64 T. Woodloc k

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6 . G . Burley 7 G . Cassa r 8 . D . Clark e 9 . N . Cuni 10. M . Dimachki 11 . R . Dimachk i 12. N . D'Zilva

13 . I . Dean 14 . L. Granrott 15 . J . Gusman 16 . Z . Kadour 17 . M . Kasa r 18 . P. Khalild 19 . L . Kuthman 20. L . Lampo s 21 . P. Merrick 22. S . Milopoulos 23. T. 0' Loughlan-Elder 24. A . Ranson 25,. A. Selvan 26. J . Serpanch y

27. D. Sheehan 28 . R . Sherry 29 . J. Tomo 30 . P. Wallis 31 . S. Ware 32 . B. Wazseknel 33 . M . Wood 34 . S . Zebian 35. B . Zurek

ST LEOS E MM AUS Coach : Danny O'Sullivan

1 . L. Russell (Cl 2 . K . Harvey 3 . S . Tumiati

1 . L. Moss 2. M . D'Ameli o

6. M Lub a 7 . R Wiley 8 . J Muzzell 9 . J . Putz 10. L D'Astoli 11 . D Heal 12. L. Breit~reuz (DVC) 13. A . Kurzel

6 . P. Boy d 8 . L . Cu ll en (VC) 9 . T Stephens

4. D Casey (VC) 5. J Tolley

3. D. Behan 4. C. Irvin 5 . P. Podbu ry

Coach : Shane O'Connor 1 M . Meyer

2 G . Sim s 3 P. Dixon 4 G . Alla n 5 T. Fricker 6 S. Pratt 7 T Bar r 8 K. Litt le 9 K . McLeod 10 R . War d 11 B . Atheron 12 P. Williams

13 M . Haye s 14 P. Rock s 15 D. Johns 16 N . Leven,

17 S. Casacell i 18 M. Michaelidis 19 S . Hamilton 20 P. Kring s 2 1 D . Kell y 25 N . Curra n 26 L. Parson s 30 A. Pothitos 33 R. Hamil 34 M . Wingrav e 35 C . Johnstone 40 S. Alexande r

43 P. Murphy 45 R . Connard 43 S . Sulliva n 57 J . Hai g 71 S . Rickard s

STII . M ELU . DISTRICTS Coach: Darren McKillop

1 J. Royl e 2 W. D'Andrea 3 J . Raebur n 4 N . Matarazzo 5 I . Rusakiv

15 . P. Carey DVC) 16 . A . Kelly

6 L. Esle r 8 A . Skinns 9 S . Aquiline 10 S . Rocc o 11 H. McFadden

16 D McKenna

18 . M . Fechner

13 W. Brow n

20 H . Masters

22 R Quiney 23 H. Putz 24 A Lam

22 . D. McKea n 23 . G . BrearleyY 24 . R. Merchant 25 . C . Hatfiel d 26. M . Morris 41 D . Wood

26 J . Griffi n

25 J Silver ~ ~

3. C. Alle n 4 , A. Barake t 5 . M . Baraket (C)

Coach : Tim Hilte

17 M Heffernan 18 M . Purcell 19 C Evere tt 20 T. Harve y 21 S Anderson

21 P Arnott 22

45 H Graham

1 . A . Toniola

t 14. D . Jowet 15 A Goonan

17 ALeithhrid9e

42 S Kimber 44 o Lap P in

Coach: John Howard

2. B . Guliffer

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GLEN EIRA

Coach : Grey Buntine

ion

1 . D . Krongold 2 . C . Deal (VC)

16 A Carter

Vegte r 27 IMMcCormick 28 J Main 30 J P>1el6no~ton 3t S Hawk ns 34 P Fonseka 35 8 Centro 3 6 N Costley 39 C Burley 40 A Every

DE LA SALLE (Gold) jS

26 M Ma rtinov 27 J Nos k e

10. A . Cherry 12. D . Dick 14. M . McHu h

17 . G. Donovan (C) 19 . A. Rooks 20 . J . Hamilton 21 . A. Ballard

28 C . Blejak

12 J . MacDonal d 16 J . Leeman 17 P. D'Andre a 18 J. Stephens 21 D . Bel l 22 K . Ferguson 24 G. Tsicaderi s

25 E . Bouchard

34 A Wanvarek

55 D . Tomkins 58 A . Bulmer 59 M . Anderson 61 G. Hondow 64 N . Romney

27 P. Cheever s 29 M . Bradfiel d 30 A. Niel d 32 E. Mahoney 33 J . Fidogianni s

49 A Perry

73 J . Dixon

34 G . Gaylor

28 N Thompso n 31 S Barker 39 M Ferrari 40

79 A O'Shannessy 91 T Collie

74 R. Gale 76 A . Windle 77 J . Blewett

41 M . Woo d 51 G . Rowe

Oider-19 速 Section (2) Re AQUINAS O .G . coach : Ter ry McEvoy

TIGER SHARKS Coach: Mark Beasley

EULLEENTE M PLESTO W E Coach:

!.q. Lent 2 ;J, Alley A. Boland o ~,! Lyng 7, B. Crosbie 8, L. McAuley 9. D . Poynton t0 C Field 12 . C. Munroe 11 V. Hall 15, S . Verone 16 . B . Murphe y 18 . C. Chippendal e ig . M . Bambury 20, B . Dorkin 21 . J . Pierce 22 . G . Cochrane 23, N. Wart on 25 . G . Coyle 26 . M . Lemieszek 27 . J . Neagle 34 . D. Ford 61, D. Cole

OLD ESSENDON

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ROPERTSW00D

NTH OLD BOYS Coach : James Sandman

John

1 . S . Marsh 2 . D . Florence 3 . A . Paradiso 4. 0. Hill 5. M . Pietryk (C) yy (VC) 6. D . McGreevy 7. M . McGrath 8. R. Conti g. M . Bickerdike 11 . J . O'Donnell 13 . J . Garbellin i 14 . M . C o ll in s 16 . D. Charles 18 . D . Buccachio 19 . M . Bartling 20 . M . Hurley 22 . A. Tehan 23 . D . Tsokas 25 . L . Caddy 26. D . Martin (VC) 31 . T. Walters 33. P. Gordon 34. G . Taylor 35. P. Tsokas 37. C . Welch 45. M . Saliba

THERRY PENOLA

Coach : John Newbold

Coach : Ken Balmer

Coach : Steve McMahon

1 J Williamson 2 A Salvo 3 C Oblivbek 4 D Ryan 5 S DeMort on 6 D Slater 7 B Hakim 8 M Jinx (C) 9 A Frazer 10 A Prowse 11 A Venuce 12 C. Clues 13 A Wuchatsch 14 J Burke 16 E Healey 17 J Heritage 18 D Flahe rty 19 A Burbridge 20 S. Rogers 21 N Ba rt rum 22 B Newbold 23 C Devereux 24 J Daskiuw 25 M Burns 26 C McCormack 27 M Day 28 A. McGowan 30 D . Oblivbek 33 S . Cetin 34 J. Marinos 35 S . Brugalett a

1 R Zahra 2 S Page 3 V Scerri 4 D Burrowes 5 J Ramsay 6 B Shalders 7 B Whitehead 8 K Elliott 10 N Webb 11 A Jamieson 12 M Temming 13 D Wallace 14 D Mather 15 J Teller 16 D Stafford 17 L Becker 18 L Fielding 19 R Johnston 20 P Finn 21 D Heywood 22 A 23 N Sullivan 24 G Price 25 R Hatt y 27 M Koste 28 D Hum 29 J Heath 31 M Assouad

6 Taylor N 9 Bannister C 10 Bannister J 38 Nancharow M 56 Stepien S 59 Robinson T 62 Caccamo D 63 O'Sullivan D 64 Dakin D 65 Sifter T 67 Reynolds L 69 Leguier D 72 Johnson S 73 O'Brien J(VC) 77 Gleeson A 78 Barron B 79 Higgins T 80 Kiernan M 81 Delaney D 82 Bowcock D 83 Finn B 84 Russell G 85 Henderson G (VC) 96 Goodwin T 89 Christie A 90 Atkinson D(VC) 92 Springhall R 9 3 Smith J 94 Culp h S 98 Hollow B 99 Haldstack G (C ) 101 McCa rt hy L

Coach : Michael Sigala ' s Stanton = --

1 D Edwards 2 T Hedgeland (VC) 3 J Kirk 4 T Stathopoulos 5 B Kea n 6 D Burley 7 A Craven 8 S Glover 9 A McKenzie 10 J McArdle 11 B Speed 12 D Joyce ( C) 13 N Bar ry 14 S Kell y 15 J Stevens 16 R Munzel 17 M Vanderhorst 18 D Denton 19 D Keena n 20 S Berm ingh am 21 N Hahn 23 S Hayne s 24 B Toohey 25 D Gazelle 26 H Maplestone (C) 27 G Hancock 28 R Morley 30 J Mullins 59 D Owen

UNIVERSIT Y BLACK S Coach:John Bushb y

I S Maguir e 2 T Halloran 3 R Drummond 4 J O'Sulliva n 5 T Laidlaw 6 J Parkinso n 7 B Ruscoe 8 C Schirmer 9 E Thomas 10 A Torney 11 W Touze l 12 B Witten 14 A Bushb y 15 A Cowley 16 D Morris 17 P Mailer 18 S Rei d 19 P Seure n 20 A Whitlock 21 T Young 22 N Barne tt 23 L Beato n 24 D Creek 25 S Monaghan

1 . B . Tippe r 2. M . Santamaria 3. N. Robinso n 4. K. Nunn 6 Beran T. er 9 (C) 7 T. Hall o 8 A. Marq etts 9 A. McGree 12 G . Welcha rt 13 J . Derry 14 C . Munro 15 J. Whela n 16 A. Canto r 17 J. Cramer-Roberts 18 M. Horga n 19 D . Mitc6el l rt h 2~ S. Jones vo 22 N . Johnson 23 D . Joyce 2 7 A . Hil lie r 28 L. Hancoc k 37 0. Ken t 43 Ti Prows e 47 T Kerney (VC ) 50 B . Benc 51 B . Braithwaite 52 B . Laricchia 53 C. Morley 54 P. Najja r 55 McLeod M. 6 A. Hickey 5 57 5B D. Lin g 59 A. Davey 60 R. Ensor 61 &0r ms b 62 P. Triantatyyllou 63 K. Darby 64 D . Norton

UrD :R 19 -7LJE - 01 .07 .0 0

R 19' "CTIC- : 1 - 01 .07 .0 0

15 .12 27.13 38.17,245 St Nevins; 7.7 0. i 0 .4 0.5 3 .6 .24. Old Haileybury: Bare 2 St Kevins: Crohan 9.11 Giattsiracusa 6. Marchesani 6 . Travagl€a 5. .Lyltch. Greenhalglt 2, Healey 2, Cassell . Didilos . Gullifer, 0'iCeefe ;;h . Old Kalasaran . Best : King. Cox. D3ddos, O'Keefe . Bare . Greet6ta( : Pitcher, Pollock . A Pletcher. HaBeybury : Dartev. Smith . D tYebb . :Best Snuth . MacKenzie, C Wasntatt . Umpires Daniel Beitner: Chris Evans (F) : 3,5 8 .9 14 .11 20 .13 .133 De La Sa lle Old Bri~hton: 3.1 5 .4 7.9 12.13,85. ! 3 . Sttnear 3, Buckley 2 . L Harrison 2 Do ha ~Salle : Gecclier 3 . Wilson : Wilson . Buc4elv. Loathe . pavilion, %th)ll . ?lecun Hale, O'Conneli . BestGoal kickers and hest O'Connelloodier. L Harrison . Old Brighton: . Umpires: Justin Grossbard: Terence Farrell (F) vresultnocid 0 .1 0.1 0,1 1 .1 .7 Old Paradians: 17.19 21 .26 .152 5 .9 11 .14 Old ?delburnians: : Boundy. Hickey. Jenkmson. Tenson, Furze . Old Paradisns : Boundv. Best . Collins . Old h4eiburrdans: King 6 . Neuauan 4 . Arden 3, Grundy 3 .. Hawkins Brs2tnt Thomas . ti'u . Duncan . Best : Bryant. King . S9ntpson Thomas, Tucker. Gallagher. Umpires : John Ralph: Barry Bolger (F) . Brendan Ralph (B ) University Blues : 6.5 9.9 17.13 20,13.133 R9azcellin :

2.1 7.2

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11,2 .6-8

received . University Biues : Goal kickers and test players results not . Best: Galati . R3arcellin: .'.3eMtllan 3 . Wilkins 3. Galati 2 . Sidoti 2 . Sehembrl Berardi. McMillan, BaIlant}ate, Hanson . Umpires : Jason Waszij: Chas Gregory (F)

Old Xaverians: 4 .2 8 .5 12.9 17 .18.120 4.0 6 .1 7.2 9.4.58 Collegians : Old Xaverians : Goal kickers and best players results not. Goal kickers and best plavers results not received egians : -eceived .Coll Umpires: David t4lndloW : Tony Liffey IF . Paul YJttttehead (G ) 0 .2 1 .4 4 .7 4 .8 .32 Mazenod : 7' R67 3.24 St Bernards : 0,10 3 .18 . Heal . St3axenod: i4laskell 2 . Jones, MeDaWe:L Best: Jones, Stmtshorn . T Legudi . St Bernards: O'Donnell 2b`atori Fuller, Thomson. St. Baker. Bor~s. Ballarin. Bouzikas . Best : R Legudi . Ward . Rahill. Bouzikas. Bugryn, He to . Umpires: Justin Lipson : Damian Flsnly (F)

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 - 01 .07.00

4.4 12.8 18.12 21.18.144 Old Trinity: 3,7,25 Old Ivanhoe : 0 .4 2.5 3 .6 . Cristiano, Davies . Old Trinity: Cornell 7 . Walsh 4, McCutcheon 2 . Condron . Best : Lancaster. Cornell, . Blaekmore, lattgdon . Taylor Dodgson. Eilerbeck 01>arot . Donahoo . Dolgson . Condron, Old Ivanhoe: Goal kickers and best Umpires: Daniel Dinneen : Simon v(F) u ;lts not received, lavers res 14 .7.91 .1 10 .3 11 .6 Scotch : 2.4 6.7 9.11 9.12 .66 Old unions 5 . Old Scotch: Goal kickers and best plovers results not received Beauxnarisv Page, Brooke 3. Sladen 3. Barnett . Craven, Cleeland . Best: Collie, Thompson, Pilkington . Brooke, vb`ilson-Hmnphries . Umpires: Neville Boyle (R) . Paul Berry (F) .13 .151

18 .4 23 6 .1 93 MHSOB : 2 .4 3.10 4 .10 7.11 .53 Yarra Valley ; . Ralet h 3 . Iti1HSOB: Tarr 4. Svirskis 4. War e 3, t','oollard 3. Vicendere 3 . Veale . =iglt . Veale. Walker. Patterson . Best : Ware. Rujevtc . Patterson . Best : . Savage, Bell . Urbano 1?7alker. Yarm Valley : Thompkkis 2 . Bell 2 :iun Ovadia (R) (F) Pask, Norrish. Beat . Bett . Strong. Peake. Umpires

.41 Old Ca rey: 2.0 4 .2 5.4 6 .5.140 RRiltefriars : 4.6 11 .13 14.16 20.20 Old Carey: Chapman 2 . Taylor 2 . Hall . Smith . Best: Adams, Chapman. 2, Hutchins. Leone . Nall . Costello . A'Iritefriars : Swam 6 . Coslovich 5. Crea Janson, Baker 2. Sait. Graham . :D'Sousa. Best : Bmugh, Baker . Crea, Michael Forde (F) Janson . Langford. Swain. Umpires Hampton Rovera: Bye

8,14,62 Monash Blues: .11,59 South 1+4e1b Dist: 8 Leithbndge 4 . Hawkins 2 . Burlev. rosengarten . P,~,st, Monash Blues: Sutvtlt. Costlep. MeCornnek . Rosengarten . Hawkins. LeiBtbndge. Sc ith Melts Dist: Cheevers 3. McDonald 2 . Rowe 2 . Tsicadarts . Best: Re1 hicFadden, Fidogiarutis, Bell . Rocco . Umpires: MichaelPhillips: Jun Pa(

(F) 0 .1 1 .3 2,4 5 .5.36 De La We; 32,12,C,?„ 9.4 17.7 27 .8 Mentone Amateurs: De La Salle: Roberts 4 . Bunotvs. Guilder . Best : tt'>se, 1Vocd Funs,.:;t. Mellon, Roberts, Gulider . Mentone Amateurs: Hayes a IG -, 5 Michaelidis 5, T Barr 3 . S Sullivan 3 . Williams 3, Barker 2 A_, Curran, Dixon . Jantteson . McLeod . Meyer . Best: Barker, Mtch: Jandeson . Haves. Meyer, Shtts. Umpires : Richard Eashvood (R) (F) 6.4 9.7.61 1 .3 4 .4 St Leos Emmaus : 9.23,77 Ormond : 4 .5 6 .10 8.16 . Beljak . Best : Cullen, . Behan, Hatfield . Cherry Emmaus: McKean 4 St Leos McKean . CHeny . Behan, Podhurv . Hatfield. Ormond: Martin 3. Ferraz}, Lont . Luba. Murphy, Quincy, Wanvarek . Best : Marini. Noske . Fury, Goanan . Casey, Ferrari . Umpires: Paul Tuppen: Graente Morgan (F) 3.1 4 .4 5 .6 7.8,50 Glen Eira: 6 .9 8 .16 13.20.98 MAX: 2.4 Glen Eira: A Baraket 3 . Ahmed All 2. Burlev . Ciark . Best: Alined Ali . S ALL A Baraket, Demetrious . Kasar, Zebian. AJAX : Unglick 5. Nesen 2. Gutman, M Rocki . Spero, Sapar. Flake. Same . Best: Jattover, Unglick. Spero, Jutian Feldman . Same. Fhtkel. Umpires : Adam Harris ; Tyreil Russell (F) .14 19.11 27 .176 8 .5 14.8 Caulfield On Old Rientonians: 0.0 2.3 3 .3 3,4.22 Canfield On Foote 7, Daltvood 4 . Gross 4, Docker 2, Rtintxrk 2, O'tieill 2 . Bruhn 2. Penngcuick 2, Roberts . Kuppe. Best : O'Neill, Foote. Krongold, Green. DalWood, Veentjar . Old Rientonians : Garlick 2. Costello . Best : Costello. Garlick . M Fisher, C Alexander. Burgoyne . F1aveL Umpires: Phil Callil (F)

UNDER 19 RED - 01 .07 . 00 Tiger Sharks forfeited to Old Essandon . Old Camber w ell : 1 .6 5 .11 12.16 13.24.102 University Blacks: 3 .2 5.2 7.6 9.10.64 2, Tipper 2 . Kent, Old Camberwell: Cratner-Roberts 4, Hickey 2 . Sigalas . J Derrv D Mitchell . Onnslr v_ . Robinson. 511tetan. Best: Bermtger. Kearney . Mcintosh 2 . C Beaton . : Thomas 2 . Laidlaw 2 Hillier. Univeraity Blacks Seuren . Hamilton . Best: Martin . Dnmuuond . Touzel . Schirmer, Laldlata, ) Thomas . Umpires : Tim Sutcliffe (R) (F 5 .9.39 Bull een Templestowe: 2.0 4 .2 5.9 20.9 25,14.164 Rupertswood: 9.4 14 .6 . Best: Bull een Temptestoare : Hill . l'r`alters, Hurley . Paradasio . Martin : Fielding 3, Bickerdike, Ptetryk . Hill. Conte, Marsh, Martin . Rupertswood . Baines, Firm . Price 3 . Shalders 3 . W7utettead 3 . Bunrnves 2 . Hattv 2 . Best: Price, HeywoaL Hurn, Kosja, Pa([e. Rantsey. Tenmting. Zaltra Tan Friedman (F) : Burmtves. Stafford . Hatty . Fielding. tiv4rltehead. Umpires 8.3 11 .15 15 .22 26 .27 .183 North Old Boys: .3 2.6.18 1 .0 2 .1 2 Aquinas : not received, Nort h Old Boys : Goal kickers and best players results. Alley . Simon. Aquinas : Kid It, Coyle. Best : Coyle . Pierce . Alley. Simon Robinson. SS Umpires: Mick Gitday iF). Joe Beyer (B) Bye Therry pencils.

TODAYS MATCHE S U-19 SECTION 1 OLD BRIGHTON v . ST . KEVINS - TBA OLD MELBURNIANS v . DE LA SALLE MARCELLIN v . OLD PARADIANS COLLEGIANS v . UNIVERSITY BLUES MAZENOD v . OLD XAVERIAN S ST . BERNARDS v . OLD HAILEYBURY a t 1 p .m.

UNDER-19 ( 2) BLU E MENTONE AMATEURS v . MONASH BLUES ORMOND v. DE LA SALLE (2 ) AJAX v. ST . LEOS EMMAU S

STH MELB . DISTRICTS v . CAULFIELD OR . - TBA OLD MENTONIANS v . GLEN EIR A

UNDER-19,(21 R E UNDER-19 SECTION 2

OLD IVANHOE V . HAMPTON ROVERS OLD SCOTCH v . OLD TRINITY MHSOB v . BEAUMARIS OLD CAREY has the bye WHITEFRIARS v. YARRA VALLEY

UNIVERSITY BLACKS OLD ESSENDON RUPERTSWOOD v . OLD CAMBERWELL BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE has the bye TIGER SHARKS v . NORTH OLD BOYS TBA AQUINAS v. THERRY PENOLA

L;mpires have been instructed to inspect all runners', water carriers' and trainers' uniforms :_ =FORE MATCH. ES and if not up to standard the official is to be told he/she is not able to take the field until attired correctly Behaviour Runners. To deliver message from coach only and immediately leave the arena. Water carriers . It is preferable for water carriers to deliver water a) after a goal has been scored, b) behind the play when the ball is ~svay from "the action" or c) when play has stopped when a forward is taking a direct shot for goal . Umpires inave the discretion to allow water to be taken to players if weather conditions are extreme. please note all VAFA officials must be 15 years or older in Season 2000 . TFainers . May carry water if team short of water carriers . Otherwise can only enter field when a player requires medical assistance . Cannot deliver message from coach .

Attire Runners. VAFA jade top and VAFA club white shorts or dark navy or black football shorts .Track pants if worn io be navy only. Water Carriers . VAFA gold top and VAFA white club shorts .Track pants if worn to be navy only. If runners or water carriers wear bike shorts they must be VAFA flesh colored tights only . No other garment is ,o be worn under the green or gold top . Trainers . VAFA whitelblue top with navy blue track pants . Caps - i f , orn must be purchased VAFA Properties only.

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(JULY-AUGUST) This Sat : 8 July

Old Xaverians v . Old Iw ahoe

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22 July St . Bernards v. Old Trinity 23 Julv St . Kevins v. Old Melburnians 29 Julv Club XVIII Preliminary Finals 30 July FIDA 5 Aug. Club XVIII Grand Finals 6 Aug . FID '

, .1 that , aptains at .be to an : 4 a copy of the teamlist . ~aiiure to '-~ this results in automatic fines fo r the offending club . It has also been reported that as a ploy inaccurate lists are being handed over . The Executive will enforce fines if this plo y proven to be true. Any club that feels an opposition club has bee n negligent in this area needs to express in writing (attention Phil Stevens) their concerns .

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third offence, ($50) ; fourth offence ($100) ; each subsequent offence ($100) . Seniors/U19 ReserveslC 1 4 failure to phone failure to p rovide score s by 2 .30pm final scores by 6pan St . Bedes Mentone Tigers (R) Mazenod (U )

Glen Eira (R) Old Carey (R) West Brunswick (R ) Incorrect scores phoned - Rd12 Aquinas (S), Old Westbourne (R), Swinburne Uni . (R)

Tribunal Les=.Zits - Tuesday JUlv 4th, 2000 Nick Hart, Collegians . Striking, 4 matches . Andrew Cukierman, AJAX . Misconduct, 2 matches.

Brad Twist . Williamstown CYMS . Striking. 2 matches . * Ashlev Hobbins, South Melbourne Districts . Striking. 2 matches . ~ Matt Pearl, Mt . Lilydale. Striking. 2 matches . * Mark Gasparotto, Eltham . Attempting t o strike, I match . % Peter Baruma, Yarra Valley (Reserves) . Abusive and insulting language, 2 matches . * Duncan Unstead, Hawthorn (Reserves) . Striking, 2 matches .

Scott Veltman, Mazenod (Under-19) . Attempting to strike, 1 match .

* Travis Mee, Old Ivanhoe (Under-19) . Abusive and insulting language . 2 matches .

* Kavne Theodossi, Old Ivanhoe (Under-19) . Abusive and insulting language, 2 matches . ' Accepted Prescribed Penalt y

Resu lts of Investigation H earin gs July 4th, 200 0 An umpire report alleging that after the siren in the last quarter of the old Essendon versus Monash Blues senior game played on June 24th Gavin Keane (the senior coach) ran directly at the umpires from the bench and used abusive and insulting language towards them . Old Essendon coach pleaded guilty and was severley reprimanded . St . Bernards and St . Kevins were both charged with a melee in their under-19 match played on June 24th at St . Bernards : Both clubs accepted the prescribed penalty . St . Bernards $100 (1st offence in the last three year period) and St. Kevins $300 (2nd offence in the last three year period) . 9M THF AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2000

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N °A.F~, :_I~ :',- LISTS 2000 P W L D FOR AGST ,o PTS

A RESERVE SECTIO N SCOTCH 13 17 2 0 7054 596 176 .85 44 g gAVERIANS 13 9 4 0 1164 555 273.33 36 57 BERNARDS 13 8 5 0 852 670 127.16 32 664 125.75 32 13 8 5 0 835 f ;~ELLIN 13 8 5 0 731 680 1075 32 'ELBURNI4100 13 7 6 0 918 663 138.46 28 761 799 95.24 24 ./INS 13 6 7 0 13 3 10 0 634 1007 62 .96 1 2 r1SITY BLUES t3 3 10 0 605 1196 50 .59 12 13 2 11 0 333 1141 29 .18 8 iiOE

TEAM NAME

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CLUB 18 (1 ) OLD XAVERIANS 12 12 0 0 960 370 259 .46 48 100 12 9 3 0 818 606 134 .98 36 75 OLD MELBURNIANS PRAHRAN 12 8 4 0 873 597 148 .72 32 66 .67 DE LA SALLE 12 7 5 0 789 557 141 .65 28 58 .33 OLD SCOTCH 11 5 6 0 590 691 85.38 20 45 .45 ST KEVINS 12 4 8 0 591 858 68.88 16 3133 OLD BRIGHTON 11 3 8 0 494 777 63 .58 12 27 .27 MAZENOD O O 11 2 9 0 391 912 42 .87 8 18.18 MARCELLIN 11 2 9 0 300 801 37.45 8 18,1 6

B RESERVE LASALLE 13 p?PNOD O C 1 3 ry0a i H OLD BOYS 13 CL D PARADIANS 1 3 ?9IGHTON 13 LEYBURY 13 ~JANS 1 3 -i-?FRIARS 13 .. G t3ENTONIANS 13

12 10 10 6 6 6 5 4 3 2

1 0 1100 420 261 .9 48 3 0 1038 566 183 .39 40 3 0 730 636 114 .78 40 6 1 847 760 111 .45 26 6 1 788 777 101 .42 26 7 0 783 705 111 .06 24 8 0 791 813 97 .29 20 9 0 660 911 72 .45 16 10 0 515 900 5722 12 11 0 413 1277 32 .34 8

C RESERV E f-RRY PENOLA OB 13 11 1 1 1706 525 210 .67 46 2 0 1216 607 200 .33 44 ~cAUMARIS A F C 13 11 578 767 .65 38 1.-•,1pTON ROVERS 13 9 3 1 969 786 795 98 .87 28 ~r'HRAN A F C 13 7 6 0 30ES MENT TIG 13 6 6 1 836 718 116 43 26 _ X 13 6 2 771 713 106.13 24 :-SOS ASSUMPTION 13 5 8 0 725 994 72 .94 20 ~_EENTEP.9PLESTOWE 13 4 9 0 611 989 61 .78 16 GEELONG 13 3 9 1 700 1004 69.72 1 4 _=N EIRA A F C 13 1 12 0 435 1249 34 .83 4 Of RESERVE SECTIO N OLD ESSENDON GR. 13 11 2 0 974 605 160.99 44 ;,QUINAS 0 C 13 9 4 0 1050 576 182.2-9 36 CAULFIELD GR 13 9 4 0 1019 597 170.69 36 BANYULE 13 8 4 1 1054 524 201 .15 34 ',SH BLUES 13 8 4 1 878 538 163.2 34 LcOS EMMAUS W P 13 8 5 0 1243 631 196 .99 32 _!) CAMBERWELL 13 7 6 0 812 701 115.83 28 3 CAREY 13 2 11 0 713 1125 63.38 8 = TROBE UNIVERSITY 13 2 11 0 444 1106 4014 8 0 '_EIGHAFC 13 0 13 0 180 2070 8 .7 D2 RESERVE PAF.KSIDE 13 12 1 0 1336 503 265.61 48 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 13 11 2 0 1180 509 231 .83 44 K~W 13 9 4 0 1109 768 144.4 36 tARRA VALLEY OLD BOYS 13 8 5 0 1001 681 146 .99 32 ~_cSIAN O C 13 8 5 0 945 883 107 .02 32 T::ROYREDS 13 5 8 0 859 1036 8292 20 EST BRUNSWICK 13 5 8 0 653 794 82 .24 20 ='tINSULA O B 13 4 9 0 802 1063 75 .45 16 -.-'.1ASTOWN 13 2 11 0 698 1109 62 .94 8 . .: r iTONE A F C 13 1 12 0 469 1706 27 .49 4 D3 RESERV E WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 13 11 2 0 1032 508 203 .15 44 ST JOHNS 0 C 13 11 2 0 1169 650 179 .85 4 4 0 1192 POWER HOUSE 677 176 .07 44 UHSOB 13 10 3 0 1110 734 151 .23 40 EL-I6RNWICK 13 7 6 0 978 819 119 .41 28 R,CnMOND CENTRAL 13 5 8 0 707 1015 69 .66 20 ELEYPARKAFC 13 3 1 0 0 768 1182 64 .97 12 :1THORNAMATEURS 13 3 10 0 619 1056 58 .62 12 21 ;ASH GRYPHONS 13 2 11 0 663 1133 58 .52 8 0 641 1294 49 .54 8 -SEAT PARK AFC 13 2 tt 'Ineligible player Rd 10 D4 RESERV E WERRIBEE AMATEURS 13 11 2 0 1031 631 163 .39 44 ST MARYS 13 10 3 0 1065 698 152 .58 40 NORTH BRUNSWICK 13 10 3 0 1165 836 139 .35 40 MT LILYDALE 13 9 4 0 996 614 162 .21 36 BULLEEN COBRAS 13 9 4 0 984 654 150 46 3 6 ~~'LEIGH AFC 13 8 5 0 919 728 12624 32 - U tH MELB DISTRICTS 13 6 7 0 791 852 92.84 24 01 D WESTBOURNE A F C 13 5 8 0 669 770 8688 2 0 ;:INBURNEUNIVERSITY 13 5 8 0 748 1017 73 .55 20 "DAL TALLY-HO 13 2 11 0 641 893 71 78 8 EL HAM COLLEGIANS 13 2 it 0 529 1083 48.85 8 BRUNSWICK A F C 13 1 12 0 374 1295 28.88 4 TLIC AkAATCi 10 Cl1(1T. A1 I CD

CLUB 18 (2) RUPERTSWOOD 13 12 1 0 1301 342 380 .41 48 THERRY PENOLA OB 13 9 3 1 1106 462 239.39 38 OLD IVANHOE 13 9 4 0 897 632 141 .93 36 557 182.23 32 ST BERNARDS 13 8 5 0 1015 MONASH WHITES 13 8 5 0 809 537 150.65 32 YARRA VALLEY O B 13 7 6 0 757 784 96.56 28 COLLEGIANS 13 6 7 0 829 671 123.55 24 OLD CAMBERWELL 13 6 7 0 732 913 80.18 24 OLD TRINITY 13 5 7 1 760 687 110.63 22 WHITEFRIARS 13 4 9 0 412 1183 34.83 16 OLD GEELONG 13 2 11 0 523 1295 40 .39 8 PARKSIDE 13 1 12 0 226 1597 14 .15 4 UNDER-19 SECTION 1 ST KEVINS 13 11 2 0 1572 585 268 .72 44 OLD XAVERIANS 13 11 2 0 1 303 863 150 .98 44 OLD BRIGHTON 13 10 3 0 1509 864 774 .65 40 UNIVERSITY BLUES 13 9 4 0 1255 801 155 .68 36 DE LA SALLE 13 8 5 0 1338 919 145 .59 32 COLLEGIANS 13 8 5 0 1002 895 111 .96 32 762 147 .38 28 OLD MELBURNIANS 13 7 6 0 1123 STBERNARDS 13 7 6 0 1115 1055 105 .69 28 MARCELLIN 13 3 10 0 953 1133 84 .11 12 MAZENOD O C 13 3 10 0 554 1448 38 26 12 OLD HAILEYBURY 13 1 12 0 555 1532 36 .23 4 OLD PARADIANS 13 0 13 0 410 1967 20 .84 0 UNDER-19 (2) BEAUMARIS A F C 13 12 1 0 91 3 562 171 .35 48 3 0 1245 647 192 .43 40 OLD SCOTCH 13 10 OLD TRINITY 13 10 3 0 984 620 158 .71 40 ViHiTEFRIARS 13 8 5 0 919 682 134 .75 32 HAMPTON ROVERS 13 7 5 1 863 934 92.4 30 MHSOB 13 7 6 0 875 834 104 .92 28 YARRA VALLEY 13 4 8 1 702 1248 56.25 18 'OLD IVANHOE 13 3 10 0 745 1133 65.75 12 OLD CAREY 13 3 10 0 658 1331 49 .44 12 *Rd 10 was a forfeited match UNDER-19 (2) BLUE SOUTH iAELB DISTRICTS 13 11 2 0 1449 784 184 .82 44 MONASH BLUES 13 9 4 0 1394 693 201 .15 36 CAULFIELD GR 13 9 4 0 1332 731 182.22 36 ORMOND 13 9 4 0 1182 651 181 .57 36 ST LEO'S EMMAUS W P 13 9 4 0 1289 976 132 .07 36 MENTONE A F C 13 7 6 0 1219 1077 1131 8 28 A J A X 13 5 8 0 899 1057 85.05 20 DE LA SALLE (2) 13 3 10 0 832 1545 53 .85 12 OLD MENTONIANS 13 2 ii 0 627 1610 38 .94 8 GLEN EIRA 13 0 13 0 426 1945 21 .9 0 UNDER-19 (2) RE D 'OLD ESSENDON GR . 13 12 1 0 1607 532 302.07 48 RUPERTSWOOD 13 10 3 0 1418 759 186,82 40 NORTH OLD BUYS 13 10 3 0 1176 639 184.04 40 OLD CAMBERWELL 13 10 3 0 1222 699 174.82 40 THERRY PENOLA OB 13 8 5 0 1124 959 117.21 32 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 13 7 6 0 901 872 103.33 28 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 13 4 9 0 726 1525 47,61 16 TIGER SHARKS 13 4 9 0 616 1450 42.48 16 AQUINAS O C 13 1 12 0 355 1996 17,79 4 %neligible piayer Rd 1 0

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TEAM NAME ST BERNARDS OLD TRINITY OLD XAVERIANS OLD SCOTCH UNIVERSITY BLUES ST KEVINS MHSOB OLD MELBURNIANS OLD IVANHOE MARCELLIN

P 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13

L A SECTION

10 3 10 3 9 4 9 4 7 6 7 6 5 8 3 10 3 10 2 1 1

D FOR AGAINST 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

% POINTS

1546 1016 152 .17 1192 1096 108 .76 1444 1139 126 .78 1367 1103 123 .93 1193 1053 113 .3 1155 1119 103 .22 1085 1368 79 .31 976 1203 81 .13 897 1421 63 .12 1045 1382 75 .62

40 40 36 36 28 28 20 12 12 8

6 SECTION OLD BRIGHTON 13 11 2 0 1610 1002 160 .68 44 MAZENOD 0 C 13 10 3 0 1207 944 127 .86 40 NORTH OLD BOYS 13 9 3 1 1294 963 134 .37 38 DE LA SALLE 13 8 5 0 1066 914 116.63 32 ORMOND 13 8 5 0 1178 1080 109 .07 32 OLD HAILEYBURY 13 6 7 0 1120 1331 84 .15 24 OLD PARADIANS 13 5 7 1 1104 1248 88 .46 22 WHITEFRIARS 13 4 9 0 1098 1188 92 .42 16 COLLEGIANS 13 2 11 0 853 1260 67 .7 8 OLD MENTONIANS 13 1 12 0 840 1500 56 4 C SECTION 0 1528 934 163 .6 40 BEAUMARIS A F C 13 10 3 A J A X 13 10 3 0 1324 1156 114 .53 40 THERRY PENOLA OB 13 9 4 0 1257 1027 122 .4 36 HAMPTON ROVERS 13 9 4 0 1014 936 108 .33 36 ST BEDES MENT TIG 13 7 6 0 1192 1074 110.99 28 PRAHRAN A F C 13 6 7 0 1212 1160 104.48 24 GLEN EIRA A F C 13 5 8 0 1272 1276 99 .69 20 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 13 4 9 0 1208 1349 89 .55 16 OLD GEELONG 13 3 10 0 927 1580 58 .67 12 IVANHOE ASSUMPTION 13 2 11 0 1022 1464 69 .81 8 D1 SECTIO N OLD ESSENDON GRAMMAR 13 11 2 0 1308 1035 126 .38 44 MONASH BLUES 13 10 3 0 1349 968 139.36 40 AQUINAS 0 C 13 9 4 0 1656 998 165.93 36 BANYULE 13 9 4 0 1743 1244 140.11 36 CAULFIELD GR 13 9 4 0 1402 1034 135 .59 36 ST LEOS EMMAUS 13 8 5 0 1518 1121 135 .41 32 OLD CAMBERWELL 13 4 9 0 1155 1335 86 .52 16 OLD CAREY 13 4 9 0 1016 1361 74 .65 16 OAKLEIGH A F C 13 0 12 1 1049 1978 53 .03 2 LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 13 0 12 1 722 1844 39 .15 2 02 SECTION YARRA VALLEY OLD BOYS 13 9 4 0 1288 993 129 .71 36 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 13 9 4 d 1317 1016 129.63 36 THOMASTOWN 13 8 5 0 1361 1261 107.93 32 SALESIAN 0 C 13 7 6 0 1155 1099 105.1 28 PARKSIDE 13 7 6 0 1105 1079 102.41 28 MENTONE A F C 13 7 6 0 1252 1308 95.72 26 PENINSULA O B 13 6 7 0 1423 1280 111 .17 24 WEST BRUNSWICK 13 6 7 0 1062 1112 95 .5 24 KEW 13 5 8 0 1057 1384 76.37 20 FITZROY REDS 13 1 12 0 1017 1505 67,57 4 D3 SECTION POWER HOUSE 13 11 2 0 1422 937 151 .76 RICHMOND CENTRAL 13 9 4 0 1453 984 147.66 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 13 9 4 0 1258 966 130.23 ST JOHNS 0 C 13 9 4 0 1329 1064 124.91 ELSTERNWICK 13 8 5 0 1289 1036 124.42 HAWTHORN AMATEURS 13 7 6 0 1435 1033 138 .92 U H S O B 13 4 9 0 1097 1479 74.17 ELEY PARK A F C 13 4 9 0 1023 1588 64.42 ALBERT PARK A F C 13 2 11 0 951 1651 57 .6 MONASH GRYPHONS 13 2 11 0 873 1548 56 .4 04 SECTION

44 36 36 36 32 28 16 16 8 8

BENTLEIGH AFC 13 10 3 0 1440 938 153.52 40 SYNDAL TALLY-HO 13 9 4 0 1324 943 140.4 36 SOUTH MELB DISTRICTS 13 9 4 0 1303 944 138.03 36 ELTHAM COLLEGIANS 13 9 4 0 1210 988 122.47 36 OLD WESTBOURNE A F C 13 8 5 0 1015 884 114 .82 32 BULLEEN COBRAS 13 8 5 0 1248 1104 113 .04 32 NORTH BRUNSWICK 13 8 5 0 1363 1237 110.19 32 ST MARYS 13 6 7 0 1252 1322 94 .7 24 MT LILYDALE 13 4 9 0 1120 1166 96,05 16 SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY 13 4 9 0 1025 1373 74,65 16 BRUNSWICK A F C 13 2 11 0 1022 1622 63 .01 8 -«oo- c eaaaTPttRS 13 1 12 0 831 1632 50.92 4