DEUIISE OF VAFA SHOW ON CHANNEL 3 1 It is «,ith regret that I write to inform you that the above show will not be continuing for at least the balance of the 2001 season. [,ack of support from the clubs to be part of the Video ~,te«,bership Club, the loss of a significant sponsor of the frc; ram ($10,000) and the lack of enthusiasm from fn,tential replacement sponsors has seen us left with the problem of whether the VAFA accepts an enormous cost to save the show or we decide that the show not continue . p; r believe the correct decision has been made, as for the %-AFR to spend $20,000 to fund a show that basically
promotes A and B section Amateur football would be irresponsible. sportscaver Australia and Scott Pa rtners have been t`ti,o loyal sponsors of the program and they are thanked for their wonderful support. Unfortunately we have not beeu successful in securing one or two other sponsors n ho could see the benefit of being associated with this program . The VAFA thanks, as well as the above two sponsors, the clubs who have supported the show, Neil Franks from Delphinus Video P roductions who has worked wrv hard on the VAFA's behalf and also the show's
commentators who have contributed with flair and enthusiasm over the years - Brad Beitzei, Nick Bourke, Jason Frenkel, Rob Cross and Barnaby Willis.
We will explore the possibility of a similar show resurning in 2002 . At the time of writing I am hopeful of securing the sertiqces of Delphinus Video Productions to cover this vcar's representative matches and the A and B section grand finals. If successful, copies of these matches will he available for purchase. Please watch the "Amateur Footballer" for news and developments in this area . THANK YOU THERRY PENOLA
Thanks to Paul Matton and the TP crew for a wonderful lunch last Saturday. The work that the club has put in and the plans for the future are extraordinary. An example of a great family VAFA club. Wonderful to spend time with both Presidents (Pat McConville and Paul) watching the game and
exchanging views - all whilst their teams were actively t.''tgaged. The old respect and spirit alive and well!
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INTERESTING 1 . " SITUATION - WHAT IS THE CONSEQUENCE? Consider the following situation. Player is sent off under the blood rule close to his coaches' bench ; player leaves the ground at nearest point to receive treatment (correct); interchange player sprints straight onto ground, gathers ball and kicks it (incorrect - player must come on through the marked interchange area) . Consequence - no-one is sure, other than the offending club is to incur a penalty of some sort . The field umpire is at some degree of fault for not stopping the game and then restarting the game once the interchange player has taken up an actual playing position. One solution to be considered by the Executive at Monday's meeting will be that the runner is to alert the field umpire of the problem, and the offending player to be sent off for 5-10 minutes without being replaced . Whatever is decided, the Interchange steward must record in writing everything that happened noting such things as whether the player coming on got any kicks, goals etc. MOTHERS' DAY
Wishing all mums a "super" day tomorrow . Thanks again for the support you give all the players and officials of the clubs of the VAFA . SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE TEAM
This team will be chosen tonight and will appear in tomorrow's Sunday Age (Paul Daffey's column) . Each player selected in the squad and the clubs of the players chosen for the June 10 SA game will be written to this Monday.
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May 12th, 2001
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The ladder underwent a considerable transformation this week as the A-section dust continued to settle and punters try to make sense of just how their team might fare this year. MHSOB executed the upset of the round when they turned a three-quarter time deficit against St Kevins into a resounding win before a jubilant Elsternwick Park crowd on Sunday . The students have a 2-1 record in third spot in a solid start to the year for Luke Soulos . At the top of the table, Old Scotch again demonstrated their claim to be the earlyseason benchmark of the competiton with a convincing defeat of M az enod, while St Bernards gave their best account of themselves yet to return to the winners list over Old Brighton. Old Xaveri ans recorded their first win for the season after breaking away from Marcellin in the final term and Trinity made it two highly-farlcied scalps in succession when they comfortable accounted for University Blues at Elsternwick Park. At league headquarters the following day, MHSOB slammed on seven goals in the last quarter and kept St Kevins to just 2 points to storm to a six goal victory . Ba mert continued his good start to the year with four goals but it was another four goal effort from Simpson which earned him best on ground plaudits from the coaching staff. Good as they may be, it's Andrew Smith and the Cardinals who have tongues wagging after the opening rounds with Scotch recording their third successive victory, this time at Mazenod's expense . Luke Hawkins has kicked a bagful of goals already this year with an average of seven, and together with Kitchen and Finocchiarro the Cardinal machine is humming along just nicely at the minute. The Nodders for their part have had a brutal introduction to the competition, having copped MHSOB on a day out and two of the tougher sides going around in Bernards and Scotch . Dave Murray's and the troops have no trouble kicking a decent score but they're going to need to tighten up in defence to come home with the four points .
had every reason to fear the journey to South Rd after a sluggish start the season but with six and seven goals in each of the first two quarters Gary Foulds might have known his men had hit their str, s . Debutante Si o3 C , kicked four goals to boost the spoils of _M' : -t ell (5) an d i (4) as the visitors took a 21 point lead int~ te main change. The home side applied -Le brakes to the Bernies' free-scoring ways in the second half but they could never assail the lead with J ackson and milestone man Kryzniak flying the flag for Brighton . After falling just two kicks short of the highlyfancied Cardinals the previous week Marcellin might feel that their loss to the reigning premiers was similarly one that got away . Ultimately they fell six kicks short but straighter kicking for goal earlier in the match may have seen the Eagles closer than two goals adrift at the last change . Xavs put the pedal to the metal in the final quarter, booting five goals to one with Bowen and Blood in charge an d Lethlean on fire in front of goal .
Old Trinity came to Elsternwick Park full of confidence having disposed of Old Xaverians the previous week and they quickly established their superiority over University Blues with a five goal to one first term . The Blues goalkicking woes went from bad to worse as the game wore on withsome bad misses but the T's never looked in dangE of being headed with Rob Phillips turning in a best on ground performance and i booting six matchwinning goals . PREVIEW Old Brighton travel to MHSOB for a crucial game for both clubs . The students recorded a breathtaking barnstorming win in the last quarter last round and I fancy the home side will edge ahead to win by 21 points . St Kevins venture out to Old Scotch in what will be a tough test for the SKOBS following last week's disappointing fade-out. Should be the game of the round . Old Scotch by 4 points in a thriller .
)he road doesn't get any easier for Mazenod in g (,icrnwick Park today . The Nodders have some decent footy this year despite the k of four points on the board but I don ' r the winner's circle today . Old ..;I,ect to ente31 . r;1~=erians by points Old TArlifY return home with a 2-1 record „tl game against their near neighbours _, garCellfn• The Eagles badly need to win this i11,; but Leigh Carlson and the boys wont s ,,;lntto let the chance to entrench themselve . the top four slip . Old Trinity by 29 points `.r ive; s ity Blues, fresh from their sizeable ,, . ;cn1 last week face another daunting tas k jr : „a~;vay to St Bernards . The Bernies have :;~;nilicant firepower in front of goals and the [111res midf3elders will more than have a day ,,tit if the students are to have a chance i~dav. St Bernards by 19 points .
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TODAY'S MATCHES A Sectio n MHSOB v. Old Brighton Old Scotch v. St . Kevins Old Xaverians v . Mazenod - EP Saturday Old Trinity v. Marcellin St. Bernards v . University Blues
OLD L<:.G.fiO% 4.3 9 .6 10 .1 14.17 (101) ST. Ilr u ZDS 6.1 13 .3 15.7 19.14 (128) OIr i: :',,Iit~m Jackson 4, Perry 2, Bristow 2 . R-acGiIlri•ray 2, Kemp . . McMahon. Best: Jackson, KrzytivNNak, McMahon. Nickas. Brew, Tymms MacGlllivray, Lennox. St. Bernards: N . Mitchell 5 . MeKeon 4, Clarke 4, T . Harvey 2, Taylor, Osborne, Jordan, O'Sullivan . Best: D. Byrne . D . Thomas, McKeon, Clarke, Jordan, N . Mitchell . Umpires : C . Stewart, J . McNiece (F), P. Teasdale . S. Mckenzie- (B). K . Segola, D . Napoli (G ) 5 .2 7.4 11 .8 11 .10 (76) ST. EEVINS MHSOB 3.1 8.3 10 .5 17 .12 (114) : Gissing 4, Greenhorn 2, Bowies 2, Ferraro, Callery, Fraser . St . YLeains Best: M. DoIlman, Garvey, Mahoney, Fraser, Callery . O'Keefe. PDISOB: Simpson 4, Bamret 4 . Pertzet 2, Thompson 2, Krios 2, Burke . Limbrtck. Sherry. Best : Simpson, S. MeCully . Limbrick, Thompson, Newton, Sa(try . Umpires: J . Miller . M. Gibson (F). R. Mutton, T . Domain (B) . S. Caple, B, Jephson(G ) MAZENOD 2.3 4 .6 10.10 15.16 (106) 8.5 13.10 20.15 24.17 (161) OLD SCOTCH Mamod : Carter 4 . Parry 2 . Beard 2, Morgan 2, Harrison, Tucker . Meehan, Castricum, Hanley. Best : Carter, McIntyre, Dunne, Castricum, Murrav, Parry . Old Scotch : Hawkins 8, Kitchen 5, O'Connor 3, Finocchiaro 2,McCarro(1 . Bearanger, Robinson, Smith, Angus. Crow. Best: Kitchen, Hawkins, Smith, Gnatt . Bearanger,Crane Umpires : W. Hinton, T. Sutcliffe (F) . T. Dodds . A. Rechtman (B), B . Hoare, J. Robinson (G). MARCELLIN 0 .4 4.7 5.11 6.16 (52) 12.16 (88) 7.11 OLD XAVERIATdS 2 .4 3.8 Marcellin : McMillan 2, Cax, Frazre, Dinneen, Marson . Best: Seabury, Thiesz, Browne, Ballantine . O'Ft}mn, Jarred. Old Xavertans: Lethlean 4. McDonnell 2, Cranage 2, McDonald 2, Mitchell, Parton . Best: Bowen, Blood, McDonald, Cranage, Tucker, Coughlan .
Umpires: A. Damen, S. McCarthy (F) . J . Forsyth, D. Causak (B), B. Dlx. R. Parry (G) 1.2 3 .6 4.8 6 .15 (51) UNIVERSITY BLUES OLD TRINITY 5.2 7.6 11 .14 15.17 (107) University Blues : J. Hayter 2 . Lowcock. C. Ryan. Wilkie, Gates. Best: J . Hayter, Situation . Solly . Wilke, Nation, Versteege n
Old Trinity : Boyd 6, Ramsden 2, Arrowsmtth 2, Deane-Johns 2, Collins, Frost, Pawsey . Best: R. Phil(ips, Gorman, Frost, Boyd, Hatfield, Arrowsmith. Umpires: J . K4 ns . M . Jenkins (F), B. Corcoran . S. Caruso (B), C. Arnol, V. Vescovt(G) EMEM 8.7(55) OLD BRIGHTON 0 .1 5 .1 8.3 ST. BERNARDS 2 .3 3 .3 4.9 8 .10 (58) . BlllWnis 2, Mandv3azis I . Best: . Ginnavtn 3, Handley 2 Old Brightom A A. Ginnavin. M.J . Smith, Mclaughiin. Walsh, Alderton, Earl.
St Bernards: Legudt 4, Smith 1, Garvey 1 . Campbell 1, Borg 1 . Best: Legudi . Smith, Holland, Davis, D . Thomas. Pizzachetta. ST, ISEVIN'S 3 .6 6 .11 9.14 12 .14 (86) 8.8(56) PB1iSOB 3 .1 4.3 6 .7 St . Kevin's : McCann 4, D . Sheehy 2, B. Quirk 2, Nowell, Byrne . Rigby. P. Bare . Best : M . O'Shea, McCann, Bare, B . Quirk, Byrne, D. Sheehy. MBSOB : Robinson 2, Danaher 2. O'Brien 2 . Simpson. Cookman. Best : O'Brien, Orchard . Holden, Danaher. Hawkins, Taylor. 3.2 3.2 8.4 8 .4(52) MAZENOD OLD SCOTCH 4 .3 12 .8 17 .11 20.16 (136) MazenaL Hawkins 2, Kalber 2 . Grant 1 . Rice I . Tilling 1, Smith I . Best: Not received . Old Scotch: AuJard 4, M . ParthenedLs 4, Pattenden 3, Hooper 2, H . Thomas 2, Reid . Kerr, Oliver, Richardson, Joyce . Best : M. Parthernedis, D. Thomas. Aujard, Pattenden. Ashton, Oliver. MARCELLIN 2 .2 2.5 4.6 5.8 (38) OLD RAVERIftNS 2 .2 4.4 8.7 11 .8 (74) O'Flvnn 2, Purcell 2 . Lefanu 1 . Best: Lefanu, Smith, Taylor, Ryder, Gleeson . O'F}ynn . Old XaverSans : Galbally 3 . Lang 3, Baker I . Meehan l . Cullman 1, Green I . Dillon I . Best: McCarthy, Carey. Scanlan. Baker, Skidmore . Still . UNIVERSITY BLUES 3.3 6 .7 8 .8 10 .9 (69) 8 .9(57) OLD TRINITY 1.3 2 .4 4.7 Uni . Blues: Vasev 2 . M . Coleman l, Kaso 1 . Anderson 1 . North l . Baker . Best: McAloon, Thomas, l . Larkin l, Chamberlain i, Wilson I Featherston, Vasey . Kaso. North. Old Trinity: Power 4, Mainsbrtdge I . Mero I, Ward 1 . O'Berdl I . Best: Clu9stano, Ward, Van Der Venne, Mere . Power. Antonlopoulos .
A Section MARCELLIN
M .H .S .O .D .
Coach : Simon Dalrymple Res. Coach: Peter Randall
Coach : Luke Soulos Res. Coach: Terry Blythman
1 . C . Slattery
1 J Bamert (DVC)
2 . A. Caffry
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4 . G . Romanin 5. M . Moran 6. D. Sampimon 7. N. Godwin 8. R. Frisina
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9 D Fairchild (VC) 9 M Clowes 10 D Skinne r 10 D Norton 11 K Krios 12 A Simpson 12 M Feferkranz 13 J Gregson 13 C Kell 14 L Simpson 15 Z Holden 16 F Davis 17 M Clowes
20 . S . O'Flynn 21 . N . Walker 22 . D . Marson 23 . P. Gleeson 24 . L . O'Flynn 25 . R . Galati 26 . N . Armstrong 27 . D . Theisz 28 . D . Johnston 29 . P. Smith 30 . A. Treganowan (C) 31 . S . Yee 32. M . Browne 33. G . Cull 34. D. Jarred 35. J . Frazer 36. D. Cope 37. D . Moran 38. M . O'Sullivan 39. B . Colville 40. M . Leffanue 41 . J. Seabury 42 . B . Dinneen 43 . A. Duncan 44 . A. Wilkinson (RVC) 44 L . Hansen 45 . D . Theisz 46 . J . Wilkins 47 . D . Ryan 48 . A. Gallagher 49 . D. Coutts 50 . A. Ryde r 51 . M . Maguire 52. J . Mathews 53. C. Mathews 54. R. McMahon 55. J . Wallis 56. B . Norden 57. M . Van Lint 59. J . Ibrahim
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The form of some of the pre-season fancies has certainly been below par. There has been a re-shuffle in flag betting, but we'll wait until after Rd 6 before giving the punters an update. Review The boys from . . 4 s packed their toothbrushes and overnight bags as they trekked down to McKinnon to face an in-form Old Haileybury . I'll bet they wished they'd stayed in bed as the home team's 74 pt win was set up in the 1st quarter when they slammed on 7 goals to 1 to effectively end the contest. The rout didn't end there as OH piled on the pressure to completely dominate the game and win every quarter. Walden, Jenke and j na starred for the vrinners, whilst the losers were well served by debutant youngster G . arripbell and Phan. As mentioned in last week's preview, it was the experienced (Old Melburnians) versus youth (Beat marls). Wiser heads prevailed down beachside, as OMs sewed up their 26 pt win, by grinding out 7 .9 to 4 .5 in the second half. 29 scoring shots to 17 indicate that it was a comfortable win by the visitors, and after being on the end of last week's belting, OMs rebounded well . Thompson, Roberts and Lovett were solid contributors for the away team . Haynes, Ensor and Collins battled well for the home team . Ormond travelled to Chelsworth Park to take on the white-hot Old Ivanhoe, but were sent home empty handed as the home team went ape droppings and outclassed their opponents by 80 pts . 10 goals to 1 in the second half showed that OI were in a class of their own, proving yet again that the pre-season mail was as handy as an ice-cube on the South Pole!! Corcoran, Tully and Lillis played well for 01 and Ormond's best were Wilson, McConvill and Martin . As indicated last week, Frank bought himself a brand spanking new shovel and used it magnificently, as his team (NOBs) buried and exercised those Old Paradian demons, when they finally got over the line by 12 pts . NOBs were staring down the barrel of a 14 pt deficit at 3/4 time, and one would have thought that the OP'curse' would continue . However, it would appear the away team have only themselves to blame, as 8 more scoring shots indicate that the match was theirs for the taking. Boyle, Goonan and or will be knighted by Frank for their efforts, whilst Godfrey, St evens and I3 aier battled hard for the OPs.
In the final game for the round, La Salle travelled to Oak Park to tackle Th . All that could be said about it was that it was a good, old-fashioned touch
up by DLS as they went bananas, winning by am oth139ps . L The game wa s effectively over at 1/2 time, as the away side held a ; pt lead. However, DLS piled on 18 goals to Therrys after 1/2 time, adding further to the tale of Hyde (5 goals) and Hyland were go( wHarbe, contributors in an even team performance for DL whilst O'Sullivan, Castaldi and Appleford tried ha for Therry . Preview This round could provide a few results for the bookie as the favorites won't find the going easy. Old Melburnians (6/4) play their first home game f the year at the Junction Oval, when they host tl undefeated Old ' eybury (1/2) . Erwin Leyder team have shown patchy form, as their two wins ha sandwiched a belting. Meanwhile, Mick Dwyer ai his boys are travelling along nicely, and with scoreiine of 3-0, will be super confident going in today . Whilst all they can do is win, I'm not convino that OH's last two opponents give us an indication where they really are, and I believe that the Rd 1 for is misleading. I'll tip OMs to win by 11 pts, but in no real confidence .
annaris (2/5) make the trip to the hom e
Ormond (7/4), the great E . E . Gunn . Jim Durn< would be reasonably pleased with the start l ; youngsters have had for the year, registering 2 go( wins before last week's aberration . Ian Jackmanu be doing everything possible to resurrect 8 confidence of his charges after their last 2 hea losses, albeit to the better sides . Beaumaris' 2 At have been against 2 of the bottom sides, ai Ormond's only win was against the other maiden of section . I jumped on the bandwagon last week, at I'm not getting off yet . The away side by 26 pts .
Br. Garvey puts on the tea and scones, where 0 than (4/ 1) host the competition pacesetters Old Ivanhoe (1 / 6). Gerard Shelly and his crew ha got off to a flyer in 2001, dishing out 3 beltings to ea of their opponents, and will be eager to continue it today against his old school . Matt Ryan hasn't Iv the best of starts this season, and the pre-sea-,4 second favourites are under pressure and start down the barrel of a 0-3 record . Unfortunately for t OPs it won't improve today, as the 01 machine v continue to roll on when they dispose of yet anott challenger easily by 43 pts .
,natch of the round takes place out at Malvern , , e (13/2) welcome the hottest pref] - g favourites in years in NOBs (118). Paul - has his boys playing confident foaty, and las t ,llaclang of their opponent will give them a belief going into this week, even though DL S ,,,,d avvoefill 0-3 record against NOBs in 2000 . Frank -~1Ps lads have been inspired by his dedication t o use, when he ate the record, staples and aIl, in t disgust at yours tnzly's writings. We'll begin the pre-season hype was huge today, when ag favourites click into 2nd gear and dispose her contender in a canter by 59 pts . - l game for review is between the winless pai r ' a(4/6) and y(1/1) out at Donvale . _s-ill has had the wind knocked out of hi s far this year with a 0-3 record, and his 2001 ns have taken a pounding . Last week's result have rocked Wayne Harmes and his charges , nothing went right for them, which has bee n tive of their year to date . The away team will i nce back hard today, but I feel that it may tak e ti-°'e to recover from the aberration of Rd 3, and me team will open their account today when vin by 20 pts . Iburnians (10/9) OMs by 8 pts . i(116) ur,ncmd by 40 pts . adians (1 J 12) : Is by 53 pts .
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0111: ? -:11 - _ : L - ff 7.4 12 .7 .u.11 23.14 (152) W'ttit~ .?LSSS 1,1 5 .5 8.7 11 .12(78) : Home 5, Ad Hilton 5, Graves 3, La) .:. . _-, 3. White 2, Hoffmann, Old ICil ;qUurp Bourke, Harrop. Seccull, Wames . Best: Raldcn, Ad 11Rsan, Jerilce, Keyna. Carson, Home . Whit u : Reidv 4, Eames 2, Gtouchen 2 . Hilton, Mika, Pi o i. White : Campbell . Reidy, G. Katedy, At Carbons, Phan, Glenn . Urr. e;: M . Morrison. G. Curran (F) . P. Curtis, K rumor (G ) B ..:: ~ . , 2.1 5 .4 6.7 9.9 (63) OLD .K,v1 ;. . 4NS 2.5 5.8 8.14 12.17 (89) 13ea : Black 3, Doctor 3 . Holt, Edge, Healy Beat: Haynes, Ensor, Catlin, Gibson, Kennedy,Collins. : Mulqutney 3 . Kennedy 2, McMullin 2, Treloar 2. Gallagher. Old L§ Murphy, S. Thedore. Best: P. Theodore, Thompson. Roberts, Lovett. Hecker, Mu)qulney Umpires: N. Boy4e . S . Alger (F), K Pay. D . BL .>ckanare (B) . G. Nappen S. Carlo (G) OLD IVAARiOE 5.5 8.8 15 .13 18.15 t123) ORA5OhD 1 .3 4.7 4.9 5.13 (43) Old linuthec: Purvey 4. Branigan 3, J . 4:iddle 2, Tully, Haros 2, Donaldson, Hope, Corcaran . Brandt. Crowley. Best: Corcoran, Tully, J . Weddle. Hope, Lillis . Brandt. : Ormond: B. smith 2. L . Smith, Nauynton, Beckett. Best: Wflson, McComill . Deledio. Martin, Miller, Robbins. : K Eastwood. A. FSrley (F), J. 19svn, T. Dornam (B) . A. Lang, C . Shipley (G) Um . NO . ;: OLD BOYS 3 .2 8.5 11.7 17.8 (110) 3 .4 8.12 12 .15 13.20 (98) OL- . . . )L958 t Bops: Sutherland 4. Keenan 3, J. Barker 3. Saad 2, Vagels, M. Barker. Couiwn. G , . Best: Bo}3e, Goonan . Sanders, Sleep, Amoc lacek . Old Par Porteous 4, Farrell 2 . Stevens 2, Godfrey 2. Sinclalr. O7.oughlln. Connolly. Best: Lethbarg, Connoily. Godfrey, Pratt . Stevens, Brabender. Umpims: G. Wardrop. P. James (F), B. Seymour' K Coughlin tGl 0 .2 1.5 3 .6 6.10 (48) THERRY PENOV. 5 .5 10.10 18.13 28 .17 (185) DE LA SATI Thorny Penal= McKay 2, R. Bannister. C. Bannister, S . Bannister, Castaidi. Best:: Castaldi, R. Banniser, Nancannw. Applefard, Elitism D. O'Sullivan, Do La Salle: S . Hyde 5. Cortn 4 . Duggan 4 . McIntosh 3, Morel 2 . Bomnci 2. Buckley, Toohey . P. Harrison, C . Mercuri. Hall, Elliott, Hyland, Laragv. Best: N. Harbor, S. Hyde. D . Hyland, MNercurl. J . Hall, SpithID. Umpires: R Sncddon, G . Hunichen (F). B. McC. rthy, B. Jephson (G )
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. . . . 0"a5 0.0 2.0 2.2 53(33) . . . pburg: Etstathiou 7, Johnston 3. T. Hilton 2, Dimond 2. Corderoy, Curtain, B. n. B . Mitchell, Sa:na(a. H>t : B. Lay. O'Donnell, Johnston. Rmaiands, R. Mitchell, T. HIlton. White no Elliott, Fedede. Fulton. Nocthey, Swain . Best: Fedele. J . Trmavd, Reid. Johnson, C. O'Connor. Kelsey. BEAUbiARIS 2 .1 23 3.3 3.3 (21) OLD URNIAN3 3.4 9.10 15.13 20.15 (135) Beaun>eris: Dew, Tagell, Vance Best: :dagee, Jury, McGrath, Vance, Whitaker. A O'Brien . : Usetnov 4, Ray 1 Bowes 2 . Kinsella 2, Neeson 2. Bryant Old b4^ Burman, Campbell, Jenkins, Murray, Wilhelm Farquharson . Best: Jenldns, Bryant, Thomas. Kinsella, Uselnm.•, Wilhelm. OLD IVAtdHOE 0.1 2 .1 2.3 4.50) ORMOND 5 .1 7 .4 9.8 11 .8 (74) OM Ivanhoe: McLean 2, Haurkes 1, Dowd 1 . Best: Gary George, Shadbolt, White . Gerry George. Barker, Dowd. Ormond: Stewart 4, Everett 3, Stone 2, Moore i, Russell 1. Best: Moore. Grace. Stone, Coutney. Stewart. Dale. NORTH OLD BOYS 3 .3 5.4 7.5 9.9(63) OLD PARADIAftS 2 .8 3.12 10.13 15.17 (107) North Old Bops: Connelly 3, Fitzclarence. Speed . VLSser, Munro, Barlow. Joyce 1 . Best: Barton, C.Phytand, Morley, Connelly, Trenton, Deatne Old Pacadia*+a• Ciavola 8, Galloway 3, Simpson, 0'Flaherty. Ryan, Lombardi 1 . Best : Ryan, Holmes, Clarvla Furze, Harris, Gallawa y TnERRY Yk"zNOLA 3.2 4.5 5 .9 9.12 (68) DELi3AidE 3.4 5.8 9 .9 11.10(76) Therry Penolm Htgg"ns 2, Milked 1 . Vaina 2. Below 1, P. Guam 1 . Christofoli 1 . Griggs 1 . Best Goodwin, Garcia . Weston . Russell, Hollow, Griggs . De La Salle: Booker 2, Hall 2, Hyde 2, Hoy 2, Hyland i, Walker 1, Manor 1 . Best: Davies, Hoy. Maine, PhIDips. Molan, Crrno e.
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B Section REAUMARIS Coach: Jim Duman Res Coach : Rod McNab 1 P. Brook
DE LA SALLE Coach: Paul Cooper Asst : Paul O'Dwyer Res : Damian Carroll 1 L Walker
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. e and Daniel Poynton . tried hard all day against , ; L .,ounded pretty well afte r a bad start to e se on . Both sides were pretty hard at the ball but a lew costlv mistakes caused by basic skill errors throughout f ! dav really hurt the Bulls on the scoreboaz _. .ckay and Tony Bounian were terrific .ur ,, Panthers
as were ÂŽaasfia an d lley and everyo else for that matter , while for the Bulls - y in the mic~ l well supported by -an Matthews an d n. : s ddoe was very happy with th e preparation and focus of the Glen E boys is, tla,,y proved too bi;, too strong and too tou ' an undermanned i . Got away to a id the Sainters and managed to hold :,, a. mtage all day despite a few injuries . playing a kick behind the play was a g ruckman well supported by ako and Gilmore . For Prahran none r* Travis St Clair with help from _ ;andB P
Another interesting Round coming up in what has been an intriuging season to date. Caulfield Grammarians make the sht across town to tackle S t Bedes M er- ' Both coming off losses last week maxes it an interesting encounter. The small co nes of Brindisi Street will not help Caulfield's game as the Tigers play it pretty well . If the Fields are to be a threat this year they must win today, can't afford another loss and with apolc -2s to the Tigers I think even at home the visitors will win . 0 owe await 0 o have been pretty impressive in their three ga ies so u-. As always the Bullants are i it competitive and never stop trying but alas a, r I think weight of numbers will tell against :i and I fully expect the Dons to take home 4 points.
ÂŽ_- buoyed by their victory last week await a Glen Eira side that is travelling pretty well at the moment . Adam I --- . ; ill be a bit of a loss for the Panthers but they cov red it ok last week. i ave c .med some momentum from their victoi i S but the Sainters have all their guns ir and this should see them record another -victory. __ - are in the doldrums at the morn--t need to regain practice match form pretty qui, The Jackas are not setting the world on e either but perhaps have had the tougher run }
The home side play very well at Albert Park It~,tidng said I would jump off the b an d wagon f thC TWO Blues got beat last week that is exactly «)~nt i am doing . Ajax for me. ;}t~t a beauty this promises to be so early in the c,so11, The clash of the heavyweights. ptoas Rovers and Collegian s y ll Collegians ~ans have obviousl ha y ~,"e)hng pretty surprised an d got under everyone's guard while iZ ovc rs have gone about business in their usual , fucient fashion . Always tough nuts to crack c)uNti Il at David Street are Hampton but they have t )tc defenders to stop Mooney and Co and I'm oin .: for my old side to win with no disrespect to i 11 e c<tipabilities of the Lions . PRE53 CO PO EN'!" S g / 10 nearly there . Let's hear from you others as d1 the numbers are 9-553 1561 home or fax, the nobile is 0400 991 995 (Ple ase note this is a new email to or drop me an „umber) brainca~i optusnet .com .ata
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10.11 15.15 (11,5) 2 .4 8,8 5 .4 ' 7.6 9.11 12.12 (85) AXi ; r. Atkinson. Fry, Cc:!_ as: Mooney 5. Johnson 4 . T Hartshorne . Set Ltoolicy. Henebay" Best T.Haaztshorne, Hatchery, Mocdi~y . Hairison . Johnson, Unswarth. Aj= Davis 6. Klein. Ihil:es .llretsl;r. IAuzenman. Culdennan. Freund. Best Davis. J. Ritterman. Hatphen . Dukes, Feldman . Buzenman . Unqxkm C. BraJtberg. D. PeMs (F) . R. Dunstan, P. Maddaks (G) 7.7 8.10 12.13 (85) CAAL GRAAE 3.3 6.3 9 .7 16.11 19.14 (128) HAMPTON ROVERS caulfield Gram: Hall 3, Rosman 3 . Baxter 2, Cowitshaw 2 . Guyett. Will. Best Will. Foster, Knight Synman . G . Harrison, R Buchanan . Hampton Rovers: Busby 4, Ariz 4. B . Holt 3, Browne 3. S. Anderson 3, Lawrence . Martyri. Best Helliger. L. Holt. Scarlktt. DunbaIl. Ariz, Busby. Woods.
Umpirm A. Stubbs, L. MonealefC(F), P. Whitehead. R. Richards (G )
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S 9.6(60) 1 .3 3.3 5.5 COLLEGIANS 2.0 5.2 62 7.3(45) M : C ^a )er 3, Tarode . wr erran. N Hart. N Bw3er, Gree4rcs. T. . Ajam . Wiseman. Fletcher. Harding, T.Kmtesls Krc - isest: Witte, Rose BasiSt c, Kalb 2. Czarny. N~ctstalt. Sheuel" Best 4nas. NewStadt. Wa,,man, Shmel. GoIdenfein. Janfner. CAULF1c113 GRAM. 3.3 4.3 7.4 8.8 (56) 2.1 62 9.4 11.5 (71) HAMPPON ROVERS Caulfield Gram: Gurpiner 3, Cutler 2, Restartck. Courts. Brackett Best: Evans . Green. Restarick, Anderson, Docker, Scot t Power 7. Budar 2 . Bulmer, Nitsdilce . Best Woodn.d'( Humphries, Ng, Nitschke. Borradale, Flahive. OLD ESSENDON 4.3 8.6 10.8 11 .9 (75) 9.3(57) 4.0 4.0 5.0 ST. BEDgS MENIOM Old Essendom- Evans 3 . Grigg 3. Morgan 3, Dart. Howard Best Howard, Rush, A Leask. Ridley, Morgan, Evans St . om Parsons 3, Iamb. Drury, George, McColl, Moss . Marshall Best Samya. Parsons, Marshall, McColl. Napier. Cunningham. 6.1 11 .2 14.4 18.9 (117) OID MENrONIANS 3.4(22) 02 1 .3 1.4 Old mentonians: Petrie 5. Sherriff 5. Stroud 4, Dwyer 2, Flaskis. McKay. : Best: O'Connor . Stroud. Petric . Frances, Johnson . OReilt}y Temp C .McHenzie 2. Lea Best Dowlan . Bone, Hampshire . Stott, Sheehan Pl?AF RAN 32 6.9 10.12 12.16 (88) 1 .4(10) 0.3 0.3 1 .4 Gl Mi EIRA Pralusn: Drildc 5 . Fraser 4. Enkrn 1, Hcelgon 1. }{atrouz 1 . Best: Duldc. Eastham, Herrtdge, Hodgson, Quick . Windridge. Glen F3ra: Casser I . Best Amberline, Cassar. Janes. Lewm. Rees. Zagame. 11
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I know it's early days but Banyule, St I .,os, and Uni .Blacks are looking very good at this stage. Banyule's 11 goal 2nd quarter last week, was as good a brand of football as anything I've seen in recent D1 Section seasons . The challenges will surely come, but these three sides will not be easy to dislodge. Would somebody mind telling me who ordered the sun drenched deluge over Warringal Park last week? And would the Council please do something about the storm drains in that area? There was more water surging up from the sump grates than dropping from the clouds ! St Leos were far too good for Tarra Valley with massive 1 st and 4th Qtr scoring bursts . The Animals really are looking the goods, and with mid-fielders James Manton & Adam Krebs, forwards Brendan Vaughan & Stephen McCann, and the Hodder Bros . in defence, all in such fine form, they are set for a great year. YVOB was well served by Phil Veloppi (W), Ricky Pearce (C), and Matty Laing everywhere . Monash Blues went down to Old Camberwell after the Wellers came back on the field for the 3rd term breathing fire and steam jets streaming from their ears . Tim Jones was a sensational HBFer for the Wells, Nigel Credlin effective up forward or in mid-field, Simon Smith was a prolific rover, and Andrew Hills a strong forward . Blues had another good game from Bomber 0' Neill at FB, and Mark Bolton did well rucking,
Banyule did make mincemeat of Old Carey in both the balmy autumn first half and the soaking wet second half. The Bear's physical size and discipline was too much for the C's, who never gave up, but were outmatched. In an outstanding team display, onballers, Jason Plant & Jayson Egan (hope the 'y' is in the right place fellers!) were brilliant, BIG Dave Williams was exemplary in the ruck, and Willmore & Burke were dangerous up forward . The C's captain, Cam Matthews shone at CHF, Luke Battley gave his all in a BP, and Clu' :-- : was active on his wing . Iv oe-Assumption succumbed to University Blacks after gaining a solid lst half lead, and then keeping their noses ahead until half way into the 4th term . The Blacks look better each outing, and once more they finished strongly . Blacks were a very even unit, but special mentions go to Schilling, Cunningham & Martin . The Hoes had great games from Peter Flynn up forward, defenders Simon Narki cz & Stuart Morris, well supported by L . Pearce, Damon Wood, & Harley . Old Geelong and Aquinas didn't play a draw in their
top standard game, but it was the closest thing to one last week . A 10 goal 3rd term did the damage for the Bloods, giving them a break OGS couldn't bridge in a hard fought last Qtr. < Livingstone, Andy Cultrera, and Chris Thorm : all effective up forward for the Bloods, with support from Adam Lorkins at HB an d Chris W round the ground . OGS on-baller, Hugh P,°eC _ provided drive all day, Couch was good in the n and Tom O'Brien also earned a special mention . TODAYS MATCHES Old Camberwell welcomes St Leos Emmaus a big game for both Clubs . The Wells showed something of their true potential last week, and today's game wil . Thlbeapointrhwfueescaltynowr Two Blues have started like rockets, and seem to be cruising. Be interesting to see if Credlin starts in the middle to try to counter the drive provided by St Leo's dynamos, Manton and Krebs . Both sides have serious forward grunt, and particularly mean defences . I'll go for the visitors by a kick or so because they appear further ahead in their preparation . Old Carey and Monash Blues meet in the clash of the cellar dwellers, with both these young teams still finding their way form-wise. The match will be a good spectacle as always, and I'll go for the home side by a whisker, mainly due to the work of Peter Unkles in the ruck, where his duel with Mark Bolton will be a highlight, plus the drive from the C's speedsters Shutie, Kent, Angus, and Hutchison . Uni. Blacks an d Banyule meet in this clash between two of the three D1 Titans, which will be a magnificent game to watch . Blacks first problem will be BIG Dave Williams, who gives the Bears so much first use of the ball from the centre bounces, then follows up with astute reading of the play in a rebounding role . The Blacks have a strong physical presence and will not be brushed aside as easily as the Bears had it last week . Both Blacks and the Bears are close to peak condition, which will be critical on the spacious Main Oval . I think the Bears will have a slight edge in general play and will win by a narrow margin, but the Blacks are so potent with their possession game on their home ground that an opposite result would not surprise . Aquinas host Ivanhoe Assumption in another vital match, with the Bloods on the up after last week's victory, and the Hoes scratching their heads over one that got away. On paper these sides are very evenly matched, both play a close checking, no nonsense
nl , and have forwards capable of converting any c11"111"es which come their way. Of the two forward the Bloods' appears to be the more prolific, and s hould will a great match by 2/3 goals . y~: Valley takes on Old Geelong an d will find ( ,Xp ,;~'s task a daunting one. OGS will have a height a,la mass advantage over the athle tic Bushr angers, but if the ground is firm they will be troubled by the (,~,me team's pace. In the end OGS experience wi ll be 11c deciding factor and they should take the points b y Jals . Re,serves winners should be Old Camberwell, Monash !31ues. Uni . Blacks, Hoes, plus Old Geelong. Correspondents : the contacts are: 9818 1425 Ph + F,,>:: bflTiekeyCtelstra.easymail .com .au . Deadline is )? ;C, i ;~on Mondays, with sometime Sunda y u, ed. Marvellous responses to date 10/10 each (OaIId! Thank you !
old Gee!0:~ ; - Tom Seymour plays his 100th game today. A mrml ~ : r of OGS inaugural U19 team, Tom was instrumental In Or-it side reaching the Grand Final . Since then, his u,;lucnce at senior level has been just as great . with his (k :ssion and encouragement on the field an example to all . Off the veld his contribution has been equally- outstanding , ing with social functions, and strong participation i n ' after matches . A terrific Club man, well done li Tummy from all at OGS! yarra Valley OB - congratulate Graham 'Special K' Kerr on 50 competitive, hard at the ball games . Well done 'Special'! 6c, Leos Emmaus WP - congratulate Matt " Bear" Ottobre on reaching 100 games in Round 3 . A talented, straight ahead (:!ayer, Bear could be a champion if he found a career that \could let him sleep on Friday nights . Well done Mattyo .
TODAY'S MATCHES. DI Section Old Camberwell v. St . Leos Emmaus Old Carey v. Monash Blues University Blacks v. Banyule Aquinas v . Ivanhoe Assumption Yarra Valley v. Old Geelong
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ST LEOS E.hYMAUS 7.1 11 .8 13.11 23.16 (154) 9 .5(59) YARRA VALLEY 1.1 3 .2 7.3 St Leos Emmaus : B. Vaughan 7, S. McCann 7, Buckle 4, D .Pitcher 2, Donovan, P. MeGloin, M. Voipi . Best : Manton. Krebs, B. Vaughan, Donovan, P. McGloin, RMeGloln. Yarra Valley : Keem 3, Taylor 2. Fyffe, Hancock, Savage, G. Thompson . Best : ValoppL G. Thompson, M . Laing. Pearce, Keem, R. Thompson Umpires: D. Whlteley, D. Irons (F) MONASH BLUES 3.2 6 .8 6.8 8.13 (61) 12.13 21,17 (143) OLD CAMBERWELL 1.5 4 .10 Monash Blues: Campbell, Craven . DeYoung Hawkins. Holloway. Higgins, . Farrar, Rogers, Main. Smith . Tatterson . Best: O'Neill, Bolton, Holloway Old Camberwelk Mills 5. Browniess 3. Credlin 3. Goodale 2, McClean, Tipper, Perryman . Whitehead, O'Neill . Heffernan, Mitchell. Smith. Best: Smith . Credlin. Hanson. James, Mills, Tipper. Umpi re s: T. Brooks, M. Taylor (r) BANYtB.E 8.4 19 .10 22.13 26.16 (172) OLD CAREY 4.1 7.2 7.4 8 .5(53) Banyale : J Egan 6, Willmore 4 . Burke 4, Playfair 3, J Plant 2, O'Connell 2, . Best: J Egan, Willmore . Keenan, Chapman, Natoli, Cantwell, S J Gray Cantwell, Gilbert, S J Gray, Natoli . Old Carey: Matthews 5, Detarczynski M Cohen, Shutie. Best : Matthews, Batley, Angus. Campbell, Detarczynski. Mason. Umpires: S . Payton, N. Evans (F) IVANHOE ASSUMPTION 1 .1 8.6 11.11 14.15 (99) UNIVERSITY BLACKS 2 .4 4.7 10 .9 17.14 (116) Ivanhoe Assumption : Flynn 5. Maud 3. Wood 2, Valkanis 2 . Sloan, Morris . Best: Flynn, L.Pearce, Harley, Narkiewkz, Wood. Morris. University Blacks: McArthur 4, Chatfield 3 . M .Cunnmgham 3 . Bowden 2, Hannan 2, Franklin, Martin, Caccaviello. Best: Schilling, Pekin, Beaton. Martin, B.Cunntngham, Schirmer . Umpires: K. MeNtece, P. Withington (F) OLD GEELONG 6 .3 11 .4 16 .6 21.7 (133) AQUINAS 4 .3 9.7 19.12 21.17 (143) Old Geelong* Jones 5, Redin 5, Salter 5 . Couch 2, Mccarthy 2, W.Paul 1, McInnes I . Best: Mccarthy. Couch. T.Obrien . Jones, Redin. W.Paul. Aquinas : Livingston 6, Thomas 5. Cultrera 3 . Denbraber 2, Colltver 2, Flynn 1, RMoran 1, Lorkinl. Best. Larkin, Denbraber. Thomas, Bethune, Cuitrera, Mtnogue. Umpires : I. Burgess, A . Ladd (F) RESERVES ST LEOS EMMAUS 3 .2 5.5 10.6 13.9 (87) YARRA VALLEY 2 .3 6.5 10.5 12.8 (80) St Leo's Emmaus:Mckean 6 .Hughan. 3 . Beehan. Haddad, B.Mitchell. S.Pltcher. Best: C .Vaughan,Raynor.Mckean•Beehan.hi C . Laughlln,Nolan. Yarra Va lley :Kehce 8.Peterson. 2. Busch, McIlraIIh. Best: Fung,Kehoe .C .Ross.Davies,Dickson,Kerr MONASH BLUES 3.4 3.5 5.7 8.7(55) OLD CAMBERWELL 5.2 10.4 15.5 19.9 (123) : Herrman 2, Maiden 2, Drescher, Peel, Spencer, Teasdale . Monash Blues Best: Lloyd, Harman, Mentha, Peel, Maiden, Moresi . Old Camberwell : Saffar 5 . Knowles 2. Tempone 2. Seeley 2, Derry J 2. MacKenzie A. McCrea Webb . Ouen, Williams C, tlllller. Best : McKenzie, Seeley, Williams C, Derry J, Gan . Saffar. 3.2 6 .7 11 .8 14.9 (93) 5.4(34) OLD CAREY 0.2 0 .2 4.2 Benyute Wilkes 7, Dintinosante, Scholes . J Me Dermott• C Taylor, Bell, S : Scholes, Mutton, Wilkes, Ferrall, S Gray, Nasrallah . Gray. Reed . Best Old Carey: Ward, Montgomery, Leong, Gates, Chamberland . Best: Whitetaw, Winchester, Ward. Sherr. P Graham, Chamberland. 7 .9(51) IVANHOE ASSUMPTION 1 .1 2 .4 3.7 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 5 .1 6 .5 11.8 14 .9 (93) Ivanhoe Assumption : Thackwray 3. Sampson 2. D.Pearce. Joyce . Best Cotter. Toogood, Kelly, Ebbage, Thackwray . University Blacks: Coleman 4, Gadd 2, Milner 2 . Dore . Peck, Smith, Costello. Batten, Clements . Best: Coleman. Costello. Paton, Gadd. Dore . Malloy. OLD GEELONG 5 .5 9.9 12.10 15.11 (101) 5 .5 8 .6 (54) AgUINAS 1 .4 3.4 Old Geelong. : Fitzgerald 5 . Burbank 4, Brown 3, Whitehead 2 . J .Clarke 1 . Best: Legoe, Bolton, S.Ciarke. Whitehead, Burbank, Cole. Aquinas : Hunt 3 . Crouch 2, Robertson 1, Chapman I, Pearce 1 . Best : Williams, Mills, Barry, Chapman, Pierce, Hunt
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2 C. Thomas 3 T. Vanderluis 5 M . Boland
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7 C. Glennie 8 J . Jess 9 T. Harkin 10 D . Boland
6 W.Keenan 7 G .Shaw 8 B.Cantwell 9 J .Plant
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13 D . Denbraber 14 A . Lorkin 15 A . Williams 16 J . Hunt 17 M . Denavi
12 J .Egan 13 C.Burke 14 B.Waodlock 15 SGray 16 A.Dooley
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18 J .Turnbull 19 P.Witchell 20 S.Payfair 21 R.Dintinosante 22 N.Taylor 23 S.Gray 24 C.Wilks 25 L.Martin 26 H.McDermott 27 P.Healy 28 D.Sproules 29 R.Kreskas 30 D .Mutton 31 C.Bassett 32 J.McDermott 33 A.Plant 34 C.Stevens 35 L .O'Connel l 36 M .George 37 T.Thompson 38 G . .Bell 39 A.Hopgood
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11 M. Spencer 12 G . Smyth 13 A. Herrman 14 B. Merlin 16 B. Tatterson 17 P. O'Neill
18 K. Hendratta 19 G . Gilbert 20 N . Sereda 21 C . Gregory 22 R . Kamphuis 23 G . Herry 24 T. Craven 25 J. Hawkins B. Jondahl 27 N . De Young 28 J. Main 29 J. Ross 30 L, Creamer 31 S. Hawkins 32 B . Boyer 33 J . Smith (C) 34 P. Maiden 35 D . Murchie 36 A . Williams 37 M . Donnelly 38 R . Anderson 39 C .Burley 40 M . Bolton
42 S . Young 43 R . Feenaghty 44 D . Teasdale 45 R . Walsh(CR) 46 A . Ryan 47 S . Mentha 48 K . McIntyre 49 R . Burston 50 A . Clark 52 N . Moresi(VCR) 53 J . Peel 54 R. Green 55 I . McCormick 56 R. Reith 57 P. Munro 58 C. Strauss 59 B . Carstein 60 S . Lloyd 61 P. Campbell 62 B . Drescher 64 J . Sleiman 65 G . Polglase 66 N . Brennan 67 B . Ryan 68 M . Meehan 69 P. Grabiel
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LOOKING BACK by Noel Rundl e 5 YEARS AGO - 199 6 Phil Stevens, VAFA Chief Executive, announced that the Media Committee had decided to reintroduce the Press Award to stimulate VAFA clubs to gain media exposure for themselves, and stressed the need for clubs to develop a link with their local newspaper . Despite Dan Richardson's magnificent 9 goals, the Old Xavs. horror start continued - 4 games, 4 losses . Xaverians started well, kicking 5 .4 to 0 .2 in the first term . The next three terms saw Collegians kick 22 .6 to 9.7 . Best were Peters, Lemon, Pollock, Phillips (Coll .) and Richardson, Brushfield, Wood (Old Xavs). Old Melburnians were early season favorites. They easily beat Mazenod and as A Section scribe Ian Blackwood commented "football nomad David Strooper (7 goals) showed just what an asset he is going to be for the Redlegs" . North Old Boys celebrated Bruno Conti's 200th game and took time to list his achievements : representative VAFA 7 times (3 times as vice captain), All Australian twice, N.O .Bs' captain 94-96, vice captain 90-93, Best and Fairest 90, runner up 4 times, played in two A Grade Grand Finals and concluded with "Bruno's commitment to the club and to the game in general is to be admired by all". B Section coaches were Rick Brockwell (Ban), Phil maylin (Bulleen Templestowe), Doug Gott (Ivanhoe), Peter O'Dea (M .H .S .O.B), Tony Cahill (N .O .B), Shane Young (Old Brighton) Kevin McLean (Old Ivanhoe), Dale McCann (Old Paradians), Simon Dalrymple (Old Trinity) and Des English (Therry Penola) . One of our longest serving umpires, Wayne Henry, stepped out at Old Brighton to umpire game number 400 . To date he had umpired 13 Grand Finals (C the highest), boundary umpired 9 (including 5 A Grand Finals), and 7 representative games . To show the family's commitment to VAFA football he umpired his 150th in July 1982- with his brother Denis, 200- with his brother Ian (on the boundary), in May 1993 350 with his daughter Leisa running the boundary . Umpires corner published his 60 line poem on umpiring. I quote the last four lines :
"Did the crowd scream and shout and relieve their frustrations-will they go home relaxed and refreshed? the answers are "yes" even though you're a white rabbit you can be pleased that you've given your best" . Dedicated to my wife Joy, she successfully raised our three children, Leisa, Craig and Jodi for over 1000 on
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training nights and 400 Saturdays on her own! 10 YEARS AGO - 199 1 'F' section press correspondent, Peter Hille, had selected names for the ten teams as follows : Brewers, Botanists, Van Winkles, Shamrocks, Sailors, Elitists, Socialists, Backyard Boys, Young Poets Society, Stationmasters . Can you name the clubs? Minor sensation in 'D' section where two players in the same team were sent off for audible obscenities" - namely swearing at each other! Peter from Petersborough rang the club to say it proved that at Como there was definitely Not Enough Discipline . 120 VAFA Coaches attended the annual VAFA Coaches Night and resolved to form a VAFA subgroup of the Australian Football Coaches Association and elected the following office bearers : President, Mike McArthur-Allen; Secretary, Craig Jackson ; Committee, John Simpson, John Keenan, Garry Connolly, Ken Bremner, Simon Meehan . 'B' section coaches were John Simpson (Bany), Richard James (Kew), Mark Parker (Old Brighton), Bert Calvert (Old Ment), Michael Mulvahill (Old Parade), Alan Johnson (Old Trinity), Bruce Ferguson (Parkside), Frank Dunell (St Bernards), Steven Cerni (U . Blacks) . Who coached Old Xaverians . De La had started to show the tried and true formula used by the great De La teams of the late 70s and rolled Old Scotch 22 .15 to 14 .12 . Best were Rennie, Hegan, Campbell, P. Green (7 gls) and Twitt, Eagle, J. Hart (Old Scotch) . First draw for the season was in 'F with Salesian and Old Carey scoring 14.15 each. Anthony 'Saving Grace put on a Twiggy Dunne effort to score the last goal to give the Poets a draw against the Brewers . Best were Bobetic, Quinn, Perua (Salesian) and Chipp, Bryan, Cutlack (Old Carey) .
15 YEARS AGO - 1986 Editor of the "Amateur Footballer" Peter French profiled former St Bernards 'A' section premiership coach, Gus Mitchell . Gus named his best St Bernards player as Brian Mahoney and Bob Spurling (NOB) as his best opponent.
Chris Hansen (Old Trinity), Bruce Bourne (Ormond) and Greg Wade (St Bernards) were some of the best amateur players he'd seen. Merit Award winners were Ken Blay (Kew), Bruce Bourne (Orm), Vivan Francis (State Bank), Harry Leigh (NOB), Peter Selleck (MUFC), David Urquhart ruc .&A .-r. . .o cnnTCni 1 co onni
(Old Melb), Walter Johnson (UHSOB), Cliff Bastow (West Brunswick), Jim Fidge (Geelong), John Miles '(Ivanhoe), Peter Nathan (St Bernards), Graham Simpson (Umpires) . A' Section coaches were Laurie Aghan (Bull Temp), Greg Tootell (Caul Gram), Bruce Ferguson (Coll), John Pollard (De La Salle), Alan Salter (I'hoe), Neil Le Lievre (Marc), Mark Hanneberry (NOB), Mike McArthur-Allen (Ormond), Barry Price (Old Scotch), Robert Lamb (Uni Blues) . De La Salle kicked 5 goals in the last term to beat North old Boys by 5 points, 11 .12 to 10 .13 . Best were Deveson, Ryan, Cooke (De La) and Griffin, Hibbert, Edwards (NOB). O ld Mentonians Club Best and Fairest (8 times) Gary Norton played his 250th game . Gary had also won 2 VAFA Section Best and Fairests. 20 YEARS AGO - 1981 Interstate training squad was named . Players in the squad included : Rick Marks (AJAX), David Matthews (Caul. Gramm.), Mauro Borcich (NOB), Rick Pisarski (0. Melb), Sam Assetta (Ttown), Tom Mason, Peter Sheriven (0. Scotch), Russell Barnes, Phil Mehrten (Ormond), Bernie Angel (St Bernards), Mark Tyquin (Um Blues). Umpires Association Office Bearers were: Jim Peters President, Don Dodds Vice President, Richard Tracey Secretary, Michael Woodruff Treasurer, Brian Goodman Assistant Secretary, Graham Cavanagh Social Secretary, and on the Executive Don Hillier, Joe Segota and Ray Woolley . In a high class even game U . Blues led at each change by 5 points, i point, 7 points and won 15 .17 to 14.12 . Best were Yeo, Whitehead, Curnow, Hindle (6 gls) (Blues) and Fletcher, Fish, Stone, Buchanan (CG) . Princes Hill (E) had a good win against Mentone Old Boys 16 .23 to 8 .8. Among the best for Princes Hill was "Meldnun (4gls)", (Paul Meidnun went on to star with Carlton). 25 YEARS AGO- 197 6 1w a sensational term, North OB (A) leading U . Blues 9 .13 to 9 .7 at the last change, kicked 9 .2 to 7 .2 to win by 19 points. Carroll (4), Anderson, S . Maguire (NOB) and Booth, Lyle, Hagar (Blues) were best . Ic was a big day for University Blacks (A) streaked away from Ormond in the second half to win by 7 goals with Moore, McKinnon, Holland, Bellfleid, Dyson, Burne the stars for Blacks . 150 games to Malcolm Titshall (0. Brighton), Lloyd Oakley (0. Camberwell), Barry Lyons (De La Salle) and Ron Bungey (0 . Mentonians-consecutive) . The financial wizard of Ivanhoe, Ralph Bourke, 172 games Lo' his credit, was married to Mary at Luke's Restaurant, Carlton . 200 games player Peter Quinlivan, Ivanhoe's wandering gigolo, returned after 6 months in WA . 30 YEARS AGO- 197 1 Captain of North Old Boys, Les Murray became the first player in the clubs history to play 150 games .
Les had already won his clubs Best and Fairest award on three occasions and had been runner up three times . He was the sole survivor of the clubs first 'E' grade team . 'A' section captains were Henry Halasa (De La Salle), Ian Cameron (Ormond), Daryl Tucker (Collegians), Gary Arnott (St Bernards), David Hughes (Old Scotch), Barry Church (Univ Blues) . Who captained Coburg, Caulfield Grammarians, MHSOB, Monash Blues ? Tim Collie played a superb game for Monash Blues with 8 goals from a half forward flank in his team's 2 point win over Uni Blues and won the match with 2 goals in the last five minutes . Final scores were 16 .17 (113) to 17 .9 (111) . 35 YEARS AGO - 1966 Coburg's defeat of Old Scotch and Melbourne High's win over Old Paradians left MHS alone on top of the 'A' section premiership list . MHS won it in the first quarter, kicking 4 .3 to 1 . land only managed 2.6 after quarter time. Parade spoiled their chances by kicking 4 .11 . Surprises in'C' section were wins by Hampton Rovers and West Brunswick over previously undefeated North Old Boys and Monash Uni . Ken 'Bones' Rogers, after 15 years and 227 games with Kew, had finally hung up his boots . The club had recently honoured Ken's dedication by naming the best first year player trophy the 'Ken Rogers Trophy . Ken won interstate selection also his long career. John Dillon was elected to the Executive Committee of the VAFA in place of Mr Geoff Moore who had resigned. Collegians farewelled Neil Evans after 150 games as Neil was off to Berkeley University, USA to study the American Space Program . 50 YEARS AGO - 195 1 Ormond continued its slump when Ivanhoe's (up from 'B' section) kicked 6.4 to Ormond's solitary goal in the last quarter to win by 7 points . Skipper Wal Sparks, Neil Whittaker, the Clarkes and the Rosenbergs were Hoes' best while Stock, Sheehan and Hardy battled like tigers all day for Ormond . In a stirring finish Old Melburnians beat University Blues by a point - 16 .13 to 16 .12 . Old Xaverians down from 'A' section, and without a victory after 3 games, were hoping that, under captain-coach Esmond Downey and experienced players in Gordon Laird, Mick Peppard, Brian Le Febvre, Jack Greenaway and Adrian Schrader, victory would soon be theirs . Kew after 30 wins straight, went down to Malvern for whom Teddy Jane, Dave Bills, Fred Booth and Rod Curtis were best. Trophy winner for Kew was Ken Rogers, superb on the wing - yes, the same man you read about above - 15years later.
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COACHES, PLAYERS AND OFFICIALS : THE GREAT DIVIDE (Part 2) Despite the general antagonism and distrust that seems to exist between coaches and players -111d officials, they do, in fact, have many sln,ilarities . These similarities (adapted from Sliuits 1991) can be viewed as common thread s hlcii link the role of coaches and officials and pla-vers . These include: Respcct for the game : coaches, players and oII3cials are involved because they love the ,raniclc ry few coaches, players and officials are i il1 ii ne and so need to hold down other jobs) . Coacties, players and officials can take equal pride in the success of a match .
Knoza when to quit : when coaches, players and officials no longer look forward to a game, they should quit . Coaches and players seem to lose the thrill for winning, and begin to fear losing . moreover, players tend to lose their enthusiasm for training and playing becomes a chore . Ofticials strain to maintain fitness and begin to ciislilceplayers . When coaches and officials feel rticroselves constantly angry and continually in nccd of defending themselves, it's time to quit . Feel for the game : it is the role of coaches, plovers and officials to orchestrate a fair game . I'u r ther to this they both have the responsibility to keep the game under control. Additional similarities, specifically between (oa :hes and officials, can also be identified St,~ilts 1991) . These include: Most effective when hardly noticed: the game is rnost successful when the game centres around the players. Coaches need to avoid overcoaching, while officials need to avoid overofficiating . Auiaorit}r figure : coaches and officials both
represent authority to players as both have some degree of control over the players and their actions .
Teachers : coaches teach strategy and skills, officials teach the rules of the game and fair play . Health and safety: coaches and officials are concerned for the health and safety of players . Coaches must not teach unfair and dirty tactics, while the official must see and punish dangerous play when it occurs. Not withstanding these similarities, it would seem that there will continue to be disagreement between coaches and players and officials . Given that it is impossible for an official to simultaneously see every side of a situation, it can be reasoned that officials will not always be 100% correct in their decisions (even with the advent of video-replays at the elite level of particular sports, some officiating decisions still result in controversy) . While such limitations exist, it would seem that officiating decisions will continue to cause debate and division between officials and coaches and players . Conclusion: A clearer understanding by officials and coaches and players, of each others roles, responsibilities, attitudes, limitations and similarities will aid in reducing hostility which exists between these groups. Obviously, both groups are important to the smooth operation of the game . Furthermore, they contribute to the overall quality and enjoyment which the game can provide . Improved understanding will make playing, coaching and officiating sport more enjoyable and rewarding occupations . By Scott Dickson and Dr Paul Webb Reprinted from "Sports Coach" - Summer 1998
registered its first win of the season with a solid victory over Peninsula at Mt Eliza . The Pirates attacked early but squandered many opportunities, with Parkside's yBech- slotting early majors to give his side a useful qtr time lead . The next two qrtrs saw Parkside draw away with Peninsula coming back but unable to bridge the gap. The Red Devils broke away in the last with plenty of contributors . Stonehouse covered ti e ured admirably, while Payze ,
and . were among Peninsula's best. established what proved to be a match lisng 5 goal lead at qtr time against Trobe . Superior disposal an d early centre clearances kept the Students under pressure, although La Trobe hit back well in the third an d at one stage were only two kicks down . Salesian kicked the first goal in the final term and kept the Trobers at bay to win by 26 points . Again it was Salesi an's experienced players in G race, Canavan and Bobetic providing drive, while La Trobe's Forrest ( ' g), Tucker (CHF) an d Close contributed we ll .
Kew opened well against Williamstown CYMS, with Bell polishing off some effective work further afield. "".-` . was the sole focal point for With an d he responded with importan t goals to restri ct the K's lead at the long break . Sadler was moved into the ruck an d had an immediate impact to spark the CYs into action and a vastly different second half perform ance ensued. Kew kept working, with Cracknell (HI3F) an d Cullen (wing) playing great games and Stephens continuing to battle valian tly at full back . Bartolo's banan a from just inside the boundary was a last qtr high light. Oakleigh exerted their influence early against Powerhouse, with 'Budgie' Adamic giving onbaBers like Schultz and Treacy first use . The Krushers held a 43 point lead at the main break . Powerhouse hit back with a six goal burst in the third to look threatening before steadying goals to Ashley Kitts (wing) an d Papadpoulos ( rover) put the result we ll an d truly beyond doubt . Craven and Robinson kicked 3 apiece for the House . M entone kicked five goals in each of the first two q tr s against West Brunswick, an d would have held an even greater lead if not for 1 0 behinds in the second . Macgeorge was again prominent
although the Wests fought back t o outscore the - - ~-~~Vultures in the third with Disisto playing well and Oa-- : continuing his good form . Mentone again l a number of goal kickers with Chri sfind gsometoucharoundhalf orwad . PREVIEW i3 eigh host Mentone at Scammall Reserve, with the visitors clearly the form side to date . The Krushers are starting to crank up and have some dangerous players who may trouble Mentone on the bigger ground. Can't go past the Vultures at this stage and I'm tipping a margin of 29 points . Williamstown CYMS will have too many winners for Powerhouse, who is yet to chalk up points. No doubt they're on the improve, however the CY's look at least a six goal better side, although they will be hoping to spread the workload a little better than was the case last week . Dumbo , :!ll obviously be hoping to cash in on some iine playing conditions and keep that tally U""- cig over before the wetter months arrive . Salesian has been accomplished to date ; consistent and responsive to challenges that have been thrown at them . Shouldn't be any different today against Kew, whom I believe will provide a good battle . The K's are dangerous when their running brigade links together, however Salesian are sound across half-back, which could prove the difference. Home side by 26 points . Parkside's confidence will have lifted considerably following last week's win, which poses problems for La Trobe. The Trobers are also getting their game together, however the Devils should have enough experience to hold sway on their home turf, to the tune of 31 points . West Brunswick played some of its best : ty last season against Peninsula and will at ck today's contest with similar vigor. The M ~ are probably still unsure of their own capabi: n while the Pirates are similarly placed and :< lack the height to combat the Westies' talls . Expect another tight game .
Press correspondents Fantastic return last week - keep up the good work .
KeW _ l;e ; :: Past Players' Luncheon at the p~ ilion, prior to the Parkside match on May 26 12 non sharp . It will celebrate the golden jubilee of the 1950 Premiers and Champions team with an tlufurlirlg of the premiership flag 50 years°on . All past players are welcome to celebrate with their 1950 teammates . Inquiries - Robert Bruno 0417 533 849 or Pavilion Tues/Thurs 6-9pm .
TODAY'S MATCHES, D2 Section Oakleigh v . Mentone Amateurs Williamstown CYMS v. Power Hous e Salesians v. Kew Parkside v. La Trobe Uni . West Brunswick Peninsula 0 B
yi ,! ;' ;:: :;t1eYlEURS 5.1 10.11 14.14 16.18 (114) 2.0 3 .1 8.4 10.8 (68) 14-EST BRUNSWICK ~ieatonG MacGeorge 7. C. O'Meara 3, tVhite 2, T. Barr I-Etcell I. Pen-in 1 . `,1 ~ illb,an 1 . Best : Etcell, C. O'meara . Ogter, Wilkins, MacGeorge . M . ;; ITt4'est Bnmswick- Smythe 3 . R. Heywood 2. .Baiky. Benjamin . Dislsto. Carmane . Draper, ('ann,ii,e, Disisto. Lehmann. Best: Smnwcdl,. Lehmann, Smythe . Umpires: S. Morgan (F), S. Nicholson . J . POwERH0U8E 2.2 4.2 10.10 11 .11(77) OAh EIGH 5.5 10.9 15.10 21.12 (138) Powes lloum S .Craven 3. A. Robinson 3 . C .Werdock 2, Yates 1 . D.hliller 1 . C,Rkhardson 1 . Best : D.MiIler. D.Haseler. B.Turner. J.Senior. Gnten, J.Robcrtson. • AMcKenzie 4, Hunter 3, Treacy 3, on 3, B.Papadopoulos 3 . Shultz 2, AKitts 2, McHenry I . Shult2. B .Papdopoulos, Hunter, Treaty. Bromly Umpires: G . Morgan, G . b :ns (F ) KEW 5.2 8.4 9 .8 10.9 (69) V,'II .I .IsL',557'OWisi CYMS 4.2 5.8 9.14 15.20 (110) Hca: Bell 5. Tinettt 2, Beattie 1, Landwehr l, L. Bradley 1 . Best: cr.rk: :il, Cullen, Landvmhr. Stevens. C. Bradley. Growcott . Wfl1mmstown : Williams 8, Ferls 2, McCutcheon 2, Sadler 1, Matthews I . [,-G tao 1 . Best: Williams. Gilmartin, McCutcheon, Thompson . Fc; :tt,:rston, SadtecUmpires : G . Kennedy. P. Tuppen (F) LA TROBE UNIVERSPIY 1 .3 3.6 8.6 9.10 (64) StLEStAN 6 .7 8.12 9.16 12.18 (90) La Trobe Uni: Close 3, Genunala 2. Tucker 2, Forrest 1, A. Hewitt L. Tucker, Close. Forrest, Sheldrkk. Brooks . Gernmola. Gr,.ca 4, Thain 3, Cooke 2, Sutherland 1, Turley 1, Stephens 1 . Best: Gr,:r, Canavan. BobsOC. Brown, Logan. Turlt.y.Umphes: J . Moore (F) PEtiTi'SULA OLD BOYS 1 .7 6.9 10 .13 12.16 (88) PARKSB}E 4.3 9.7 14.9 19.13 (127) renlnsubt Goldthorpe 3, Hughson 3. Cougilan 2. J Atchison. Bonner. S Parsons. Best: Bowman, Burke, Crean, Braden . Murray. Parkside: Beck 6, Stonehouse 3, Constantini 3 . Thomson 2, Wise, Muscat, PanJart, ChIlcott . Best. Constantint, Stonehouse, N~nmano. Beck, Thomson. Umgirts P. Jones. P. Woods (F)
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NAME Keyhoe McKean Saffar Macgeorge Williams Thain
CLUB LST WK D1 RESERVE Yarra Valley 8 St Leos 6 5 Old Camberwell D2 SECTION Mentone 7 Williamstown 8 Salesian 3
TOTAL 13 11 9 23 18 16
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RESERVES I,IENTONE AMATEURS 4.1 6 .3 6.4 9.7(61) 3.3 9 .5 11.6 15.8 (98) WEST BRUNSWICK Mentone: McCarthy 3. Matt Walsh 2. Michael Walsh 2 . Allinson 1 . Matthews i . Best : McCarthy. Maher, FimLster, T. Sullivan. Stillman. Smith.West Brunswick: DLshon 6 . Masters 3 . Smith 2, Campbell 1 . Hoyland 1 . Stringer 1, Vltall 1 . Best : Baker. Masters, Vitali. Dishon, Hoyiand, Morphett. POWER HOUSE 5.3 10 .5 10 .6 14.8 (92) OAKLEIGH 2.1 5 .3 8 .6 10.8 (68) Power House : N.Pavlou 3, S.Considine 3, J .Hall 2, D .O'Connor 2 . AContreras 2 . ARolls 1 . J.Glll 1 . Best: N .Miller, AContreras, M.Braini, D.Crawford, R.Taytor, A .Ro!ls.Oakleigh: Mootis 2, Monaghan 2, Reynolds 2, Leslie 1 . Gant 1, Andropoulosl, lanchello 1 . Best : Head, Monaghan, Conellan . lanchello, Curly, Gan t KEW 4 .3 7.5 8.11 15.12 (102) WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 4.1 6.3 7 .6 8.9 (57) Kew: Kirrlakou 4 . I.afraneM 3, Symes 2, Vidler 2, Drago 1, Perri 1, McGaugh 1 . Watts 1 . Best: 0'Kane, Giansante, Ryan. Watts, Moore, Iitrlakou .Wi'Sllamstown: Saunders 2. Mackley 2 . McCutcheon 2 . Case 1 . Pach 1 . Best: Saccooccto. Pach . Daniel, Kewin, Mackley, Saunders . IA TROBE UNIVERSITY 1.1 2.5 7.7 8.9(57) SALESIAN 3 .2 6.3 10 .5 12.7 (79) La 9Yobor Watson 3, O'Meara 2 . Correnti 1 . Rosengren 1 . Storer 1 . Best: Laidlaw, Porter, O'Meara . Murphy, Bullen . Watson. Salesian: Byrne 5. Bowman 3, Nauss 2, Riley 1 . Todd 1 . Best: Evans, Farer, Smith, Nauss . Byrne, Mallard. PENINSULA OLD BOYS 1.2 2.2 3.4 5.5 (35) PARKS ID E 5 .4 8 .10 10.14 12 .19 (91) Peninsula: Krohn 2, Wilson, Haley, McPherson . Best : Muir, Palmer, Haley, MePherson . Allen, Cooper . Parkside ; Warren 2. Ross 2, Diver 2, Pollock 2, Signori, Panjari. We1sh. Best : Warren, Ross, Diver, Pollock. Signori. Panjar i
D2 Section KEW Coach : Serge D'Angelo Res.: Greg Crimmins 1 B Lafranchi
LA TROBE UNIVERSITY Coach: Andrew Sutherland Res. Coach : Clinton Perry
MEHTONE Coach: Tony Macgeorge Res. Coach : Phil Emmett
2 L Fitzgerald
1 . M . Bakogiannis
1 M . Hovey
3 G Horgan
2 . S. Fredrickson
2 R . Gallagher
4 G Crimmins
3 . D. Sheldrick
5 L Bradley 6 N Tnnettiy
4 . C. Perry ry 5 . A. Randall
7 T Aitken
6. B. Cameron
8 N Derrico
7. S . Gemmola
9 A Eaton
8. J . Camm
10 B Cullen 11 B Woodhouse
9. L. Walker 10. A . Hewitt
12 J Growcott
11 . J. Levy 12 . M. Forrest 13 . T. Luderman 14 . L. Wakeling 15 . B. Auldist 16 . S . Bray 17 . S . Gloury 18. B . Grant 19. S . White 20. A. Murphy 21 . D . Edmunds 22 . P. Stewart 23 . R . Storer 24 . S. Edwards 25 . S . Brooks 26 . B . Hewitt 27. D. Gilmour 28. C. Ross 29. P. White 30. J. Smith 31 . J. O'meara 32. D . Hill 33 . M. Watson
35 R Bruno (RDVC)
34 . S . Paterson
36 S Ryan 37 J Landwehr (VC) 38 J Beer 39 M Mc Inerny 40 P Durbridge 41 R Livingston 42 Sette 44 J Bell 47 S Symes 48 L Jensen 49 S Vidler 50 J Griffiths 51 M Blair
35 . J . Eyre 36 . T. Mawdsley 37. C . Porter 38. A . Willis 39. N . Rosengreen 40. R . Slater 41 . A. Samson 42 . D. Gleason 43 . A. Poulton 44 . R. Mather 45 . D . McKeekin 46 . D . Hartley 47. H . Girdwood
52 R Campagna
48. L . McNamara
61 S Moussi 62 B Mc Gauchie 64 J Cronin 65 M Ayers 66 J O'Kane 67 T Beattie 68 B Mc Gauchie 99 S Bruno
49. M. Day 50 . K. Hopkins 51 . C. Francias 52 . T. Stauton 53 . A . Tucker 54. T. Peters 55. A . Cummings 61 . B. Launikonis 63. J. Laidlaw 65. A. Hall 66 . A. Battle 70 . J Dumaresq
PARKSIDE Coach : Laurie Zarafa Res Coach: Mark Rowe
1 B . Gec
1 R . Adams
2 A . Bloomfield
2 A . Delle-Vergin i
3 D . MacKenzie 4 P. Papadopoulos
3 S . Pin o 4 D . warren
6 C . Stephens
5 T. lanchello
5 T. Stonehouse
7 K. Gurtler
6 R . Dooley
6 A. Stuart
8 D . Perrin
7 B. Hall
3 M . Dixon D . Emmett 5 A . White
9 P. Emmett
13 C Kyriakou 14 J Looker 15 C Bradley (C 16 D Wood 17 R Perri 18 N Nigro 19 J Dennis 20 A Acfield 21 B Shaw 22 C Stephens 23 R Baker 24 G Palmer 25 C Watts 26 M Stevenson 27 T Moore 28 D Cracknell (VC) 29 M Dalrymple 30 C Giansante (RVC) 31 K Gillam 32 A Drago 33 D Wayland 34 Matt Fitzgerald
OAKLEIGH A.F. G. Coach: Russell B rverton Res Coach: Paul Mialas
10 B . Sebrie 10 T. Stillman 11 C. O 'Meara 12 M . Davies 13 M . Ha es 13 A . King 14 M. Etcell 15 -Mi Sullivan 16 J. McCarthy 17 C. Sullivan 18 T. Sulliva n 19 C. Stewart 20 P. Krings 21 D . Kelly 22 S . Barker 22 P. Murphy 23 Ma Sullivan 24 X. Smith 25 G . Uptin 26 A. Rock 27 M . Wise 28 C. Johnston 28 M . O'Brien 29 M . Merfield 30 N . Freese 31 B . Matlock 32 B . Coleman 33 N . Wilkin s 33 D . Andrew 34 D . Sheehan 35 M. Johnstone 36 C . Ogier 37 T. Macgeorge 38 S . Perrazo 39 A . Fimster 40 C. Goddchild 40 D. Nichols 41 C . Rock 42 S . May 43 M . Barr 45 C . Barr 46 C . Ross 47 J . Tully 47 G . Anslade 48 M . Walsh 49 L. McHugh 50 T. Peck 51 G. Hollingworth 52 G. Wyatt 53 D . Noonan 55 P. Dynes 57 D . Fraser 58 J . Noonan 61 K. Lockhart 65 T. Allinson 70 T. Rogers 73 M . O'Meara 74 S . Ponton 77 B . Fleming
78 M . Cerritell i
9 J . Moutis 10 M . McHenry 11 C . Hanley 12 G . Treacy 13 S. Randle 14 A. Schultz 15 G . Redford 16 W. Arthur 17 A. Hunter 18 J . Connellan 19 P. Taylor 20 T. Adamic 21 A . Monaghan 22 M. Burt 23 P. Dickie 24 S. Kitts (C) 25 C . Marshall 26 A. Kitts 27 M . Aaron 28 A. Khodr 29 J . Sposito 30 A . Moulang 31 T. Bromley 32 B . Gant 33 M. Clark
7 J . Muscat 8 J . Chilcoft 9 A . Constantin i 10 A . Vita 11 B . Hockey (VC) 12 D . McCall 13 A. Copley 14 V. Roman o 15 D . Moodie (C) 16 P. Roman o 17 A. Roman o 18 A . R~inato 19 C . William s 22 R . Wis e 23 R . Beck 24 R . Marulli 25 M. McPherso n 26 S. Ross 27 D. Matthews 28 R. Martinez 29 J . Liboeperto 30 S . Gun n 31 A . Inglis (RVC) 32 J . McCal l 33 K . Allan 34 M . Romano 35 C . Pan j ari
34 L . Head
36 J. Sculley (CR)
35 R . Nuske (RC) 36 J . Tolley 37 P. Torpey 38 B . Papadopoulos 39 M . Dordevic 40 L. Donnis 41 J . Bruerton 42 S . Dafton 43 J. Seymour 44 N . Smith 45 G . Chapman 46 P. Andonopoulos 47 D. Peelers
37 J . Panjar i 38 F. Darrigo 42 P. Dea n 43 J . Hubbard 44 P. Soligo 47 B . Pollock 50 B . Carma n 51 J. Schol l 52 E. Cassasio 55 J . Eastwoo d 56 C . Masset t 58 T. Mango s 60 J . Drakopoulos
8 R. Marshall
48 A. McKenzie 49 W. Orlando 50 . P. Taylo r 51 . J. Kerley 52. P. Andrinopoldu s 53. T. Khouri 54 R . Keatin g 55 A. Gook 56 J . Aliss 57 M . Coppoc k 58 L. Thomas 59 W. Ogilv y 60 A . Jones
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POWER HOUSE Coach: Peter O'Connor Ass.Cwach: Andrew Rolls Res Coach: Craig Richardson
1 A . Rolls 2'J. Hall, 3 N . Pavlou 4 B. Turner 5 M. Braini 6' A . Burt 7 C . Richardson 8 S. Cross
SALESIAN Coach : tdatt Sexton Asst : D. Old field Res Coach: Jim Gianna
1 A Stevens 12 A Thain 3 S Sutherland 4 A Healey 5 M Canavan 6 R Cincotta 7
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8 S' Loga n 9~ A Campbell
WEST BRUNSWICK Coach: Paul Cook Res. Coach : Paul Weir
1'A Hamilton 2 P Hamilton
3 G Heppell 4 C. Lehmann 5 A Cannane 6 S Brockley 7
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WILLIAMSTOWN CYM S Coach : Darren Williams Res Coach: W Payn e
1 D William s 2 J Bu ttigieg 3 D Grieve 4 S Wuchatsc h 5 D Macleod (C ) 6 N Grant 7 B Robinso n 8 B Hann
10 DOllvet
11 ADavey
8- J. H~ood 9 A. Marphett .
12 A Gaspari
10-S Byrne,
9 G Cas e 10 B Cocks
11 H . Bailey
11 B Twist
12` B Garke 13, S.Broaldey
12 A Featherston 12(R)M Cannon
17 M Ferv;erda
14-N Lampel''
18 A Sexton 19 S Brow n 20 A Seager 21 Greg Riley 22 R Stevens
13 A Mackley
15 S. Howlett
14 D Ferris
16 S Smythe'
14(R)A Danie l
17 R . Heywood 18 M. McManus
15 W Phillips 15(R)P Breguet
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1 J . Gill 12 A .Davidson
11 a~rY
13 Ja . Harris
2 R .rov+r=eY 13 T Braden
14 A . Burt 15 C .Trawin
14 'Uckson
16 rA .Higgins
15 , Cook 70 ~ . Hui g hson 17 J Coughlan 18 J. Whelan
17 C.P. acLeod (Res Cpt) 18 F.Do l e y 19 J . Evans 20 P. Ryan
19 C . Lloyd
21 D.Miller
16 D Gilmarti n
22 D. Hutchinson
24 A Grace
19 M. Stringer
2 0 S .Prendergast
20 B. Young
17 R Har t
23 S . Craven (Cpt) 24 S .Cummins 25 : D. Bol and 26 J .Senior
26 J Nannas
32 P Evans
21 S McNam ara 22 R Hudson 23 P Weir 24 J Jenkin 25 G Malone 26 R. Benjamin
17(R)R Plochino 18 D Oldham 19 P Dervan (RC) 20 P Sadler 21 L Monkhurst 22 M Saunders
33 K Richardson
21 T Prendergast 22 v,A,chlson 23 A Burke
24 S . `:'Jhlte 25 J .7achisan 26 P. Prendergast
27 J . Robertson
29 R. Cassio
13 I Eehetic
14 C Roadi e 15 D levo'I 16 P Turley
23 M Smith
27, L
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28 M Byrne 29 M Forbes
30 M Cook e 31 C Warsling
27 S .Payze
30 N .Miller
23 T Wheeler
31 R . Marshall (Ras V.C) 33 R .Taylor 34 P. Eyers
34 A Anderson
27 D. Disisto
28 BSayior
35 A Ellis 36 S Nolan
23(R)A Bouras 24 J McCutcheon 24(R)C Pach
35 J .Kilpatrick
37 D Gheblikan
28 J Ward 29 M . Shpeherd 30 M Lewis
29 G . Nelson 3o A Grp-an 30 R . Blood (Res .)
38 A Darcy
31 E Dohrmann
25 P Thomso n
36 A . Robinson
39 C Clauson
25(R)G Burges s
38 J . Kennedy
33 T Thompson
26 L Grochowski
33 C. Wilson
39 M . Talbot 40 H . Fletcher 42 M . Beasley 43 H . Noren 44 S. O'Sullivan 54 J. Blowfield 55 J. Hearn 56 J. Mahoney 57 R . Kang 59 J. Healy
34 I. T~ord
27 C Mathew s
34 M . Allen 35 H. Davies 36 N . Bowman 37 R . Osmond 38 R. Haworth 39 6 .Jarrett 0 A. Dillon 41 S .Fa rrow a2 A . Hanson
35 K. Covent ry 36 S . Campbell 37 N . Basham 38 S . Darling 39 T Thompson 40 B Baker 41 J . Draper 42 M . Hoyland 43 J Tobin
:3 A . Bonner
61 S. McCrae
40 B Bowman 41 M Gunn 42 N Synott 43 E Maillard 44 C Hunt 45 S Horvath 46 D Fore r 47 A Bates 48 M Bourke 49 M Bates 50 M Forer 51 C Maillard 52 D 53 B Chalmers
32 M . Carmichael
32 T. Harding
28 A Kosmatos 29 P Vincent 30 T Turcinovich 31 A Ba rtolo 32 X Toby 33 G Rickard 34 B Jones 35 C Bergin 36 A Black
54 D Todd
44 N . Masters
37 B Hynes
;-s R . Martin 41 5 41 . Higgins a6 A .Oneil :7 LPalmer 8 J . Ferguson 49 L. Saville
62 A. White 64 D .Searle 65 W.EIIiot 66 D .Wright 69 D .Galakos 71 L.O'Sullivan
55 E Hanaphy rt 56 M McTagga 57 B Atkins e 58 W Chapman 59 D Sutherland 60 B Pascoe 61 . M Nieusteeg 62 S Koutaplis 63 J MeClaren 64 B Kirchner 65 S Morrish 66 D Wiseman 67 S Oldfie d 68 J Agar 69 B Grant
45 J Smith 46 C Price 47 A . Naylor 48 M Moore 49 L. Stewa rt 50 A . Bagnall
38 S Smith 39 M Hollan d 39(R)A Ca rter 40 J Munr o 41 T Campbel l 42 D Woud a
51 L Sherry
43 B Grant
52 A. Steward 54 R . Howell 55 G. Maraz ita
44 M Mannin g 45 J Hynes 46 T Ferris
56 C . Riley
47 F Nuredini
57 F. Miller
48 P Trchett
70 S Hay es
58 A. Rafter
49 W Kewin
71 D Blake 72 B Craine 73 S Rattray 74 B Gain
59 A. O'Brien
50 A McCutcheon
31 C . Lennon
57 Cl . Sho rten 59 A.Powell 58 H .Sho rt en 69 J.Muir
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by Dianne Whiti-- y
ony Simpson COIYGRA'!°tII.isi'PIONS: Congratulations to Alble PYrley (No. 5 Red) for officiating in his 200th game in Round 2 . Craig Brajtberg (No. 16 Green) umpires his 200th TODAY {I wonder if he is shouting the bar at Mentone Grammar after the game or vice versa , . ... . .taxi!!!)
Craig began his career on the boundary in 19' i 1 . In 199' he transferred to fleld umpiring and has never looked back. The quietly spoken, well respected umpire o,uciat.ed in his first game at Al bert Park in the Under 19's. He had 4 years with the Moorabbin Juniors (1993-1997 `to gain experience' ° so he says!) as well as running on Saturday vith the VAFAUA . He is currently running in 'C' Section. The highlights of his career - umpiring 10 grand &ais-(5 boundary and 5 field) since 1992 and his 100th game in 1996 with Vin Vescovi . The worst game - Brighton Beach Oval with Rick Love last year . . . cold, wet and the hail stones were enormous!!! The fiunliest incident - at his first ever game three boundary umpires turned up to the same game after his other game was forfeited. The silliest incident - the ball went flat in the second quarter in his 'B' Section game at Old Haileybury last year. . .and it was well and truly DEAD. He received the White Wacker award for this incident. All the best for your 200th Craig! Hopefully Carlton will have a win as well to make the weekend really memorable ! COACHES COMMENTS: 'Holding the man' and Holding the t aff - these rules were discussed at training and to understand the process of the umpire's decision, the following occurs •Holding the ball ' - Player takes possession and is tackled . The umpire asks himself/herself if the tackle was legal - YES (NO - free kick for holding / too high etc) . Did player have prior opportunity to dispose of ball eg . handballulg, tries to kick it and misses - YES (NO - ball up or play on if ball is knocked free). If YES to the above the penalty is holding the ball - free kick to the tackler. •'Hoiding the man' - Rupertswood player takes possession of the ball and is tackled . The umpire asks himself/herself if the tackle was legal - NO (YES - play continues on to next act of play). Why was the tackle not legal - player had already disposed of ball, tackle was too high or pushed in the back etc . Therefore a free kick will be given to the Rupertswood player. • All these questions have to be made as quickly as possible and before the next act of play .
VAFA UAIPffM IN THE NEWS : In Saturdays Herald Sun (Eddie McGuire's column) there will be a 'write up' about the new umpires outfits . Thanks
to Phil Stevens for organising it. WHAT'S YOUR DECISION : LAST WEEF; An= to May 5th Quesuon -?Inv on . \;Simer was J . Shan-iocn - Elstermviek supporter . er rctei~es 2 MCG tickcts cour esv of the A~1I 1 . Shamoon is to contact Phil at the ~'(9531 8 ' phl ;~ .afa .tt~n .au) for det<ai!s . THIS WEE-K: The ball LS kick c-d out of Lounds on the full bw a St . F: ,: S p1a}-cr. t':}tistle b!oun and sigi" given by th eumpireandpaintstothemarkforthe1 1ISOBpla : : t o stand on. The St . Kt~ ir s player decides to run outsir{ t i
boundary line to gct a~pod run up for his kick . Tlt, umpire calls 'play on' . What is the boundary miloa's decision . NAME THE GROUND: Answer Monash University (Wellington Road, Clayton). The AFL Umpires train on this ground as well as Monash Uni . Winner- Have a winner - details next week. FIDA: Thanks to Andrew Chapman and Ashley Hoogendft for offering their services towards umpiring FIDA matches. Andrew had his first game on Sunday and was so wrapped that he wanted more an d offered his pay back to the Association. Way to go 'Chappie. If there is any other umpire who would like to offer their services to FDA please contact Di Whiteley or Brett Connell on 9531 8333 . TRIBUNA L Last Thursday a mock tribunal was held at our rooms. David Hughes (a Chairman of the Tribunal) represented the Tribunal and Mark Morrison was the umpire who had charged Rory Hilton with striking Gavin Brown. Mark gave evidence of the incident and Mr. Hughes explained how the procedure works . Many questions were fired at Mr. Hughes afterwards and he responded well (plenty of practice - 21 years on the Tribunal). Please note that umpires who are 19 or under are entitled to have an advocate. If you need further information, contact Richard Simon on 9589 3391 . FUNCTION DATES: Golf Day - 27/5/01 ; VAFA Race Day-24/6/01 ; Trivia Night - 30/6/01; Cocktail Night - 27/7/01 ; Annual Dinner 27/8/01 ; Grand Final Brunch & BBQ - 23/9/01 and Presentation Night - 28/9/01 . FIIYAt M ... All correspondence to diannewhiteleyCa b igpond.com
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® SALiTi'IPtG MERIT AWARD RECIPIENTS (Y): Lou Belli , Lou has served Aquinas in some capacity since 1981 . missing only two matches . Roles have included club mana~er, goal umpiring, umpires' esco rt , team mann,er ( seniors & reserves), ground marker,
S . orcboard attend ant and canteen duties . He has been on cite committee since 1986 and has been recognised on numerous occasions as the Club Person of the Year. 0 1'TOMEN IN AMATEUR FOOTBALL (Fit)
-Tania Beattie, s ecretary Uni Blacks Starting out in the physically taxing job as a massage therapist for the Blacks Tania has now taken to the ,ucntaIly draining position as secretary. Ili e perennial question at the Blacks is when will they be amalgamating with the other students in Parkville? 'Definitely not," Tania said . Tanfa is in her first year at Victoria University studying sports administration . 0 FLOODING, a word synonymous with modern football, could not have been in operation at Como Park last week where Aquinas an d Old Geelong kicked 21 goals each.
Then again were the backmen in operation? 0 THE name Wayne Dyer is best known as the American author and speaker on life skills . Well, here's a coincidence for you . Collegians president Wayne Dyer, spelt exactly the same, could write his own story and send it to his namesake and receive plaudits . Our Wayne is managing his clubs first year in C Section in all the ways the US Wayne would love. The Lions are on top of the ladder 3-0, a terri fic effort c onsidering this club has never explored this level even though it is a foundation member of the Amateurs . Collegians will be announcing their Team of the Century before next Saturdays ( May 19) match at 0 THF 4AAATGI IR GrN1TRA11 GG')Mt
"About time the Jesuits give something back to us," Chris joked. MarceIlin is a Marists Brothers college and Xavs are Jesuits. COF212ECTTOId: Last week this column published that Nick Fraser as the son of Wimbledon and Davis Cup captain Neale Fraser. Neale's son Andrew Fraser played for SKOBS . The error was made in produc tion. NOBS got 170 to their annual dinner and according to a table of corporates it was as good as it gets . ® MCARTHUR-ALLEN spoke wonderfu lly at Ormond's dinner to induct life members. The five-time A Sec tion premiership coach at the Monders might now be a SKOBBA but Mike has a big spot in his heart for the Monds. It was a big night at the Inn of China in North Rd in Ormond. o `AVE a good look at the VAFA symbol at the sta rt of each of these sto ries . Now look this weekend at Channel Ts pre-game coverage when they examine the players and their opponents an d particularly the V (the abbreviation for verses) between the players' names. How close are they? WATCHING The 7.30 Report on Channel Two last week and there was this comedy writer Guy Rundle. He had hair, looked fit, quietly spoken, wore glasses and he looked groovy.
Could Guy be any relation to The M an? His show, Your Dreaming, starring Max Giliies, is getting rave reviews and is about to move to the Malthouse Thea tre . FIELD umpire Jamie Keins drives a beautifully kept 1965 Holden to training an d games . Though the classic car is not as speedy as Jamie i s around the field. No wonder. Jamie learnt to umpire in Ballarat where if you didn't keep moving at training you froze! feedback: leitzeIl~(g~slphelink .com .au Q9
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Finally, 'eutlei& welcome till B to The Rec . `he students broke through for their first y win of the season against Albert Park and will naturall to keeping the momentum rolling ~ be keen have been difficult to fault so far this season Bentleigh be too strong. season and will Yet another clean sweep for yours truly (paid $3 .30 . pstar) whilst my learned colleague had to settle on for aTifour Puts me three in front and clearing out . Bentleigh and Fitzroy continue their great early form but beware the Jocs . Their form is as good as anyone and with the mercuria l ~ comers Hilton finding form, 1 ix -~e a threat to all to defeat Mo Is although the Gryph ly improved on last year's form . The retur s -Iy W ill set up a clash with Iomisfer whichn be worth the price of adnvssion . Hawks, but b y less than two goals .
In a match switched from East Caulfield Reserve t o Rattmiines ' .Road, Hawthorn play host to Monash CaYPkoaas. Both teams will be looking to atone for the disappointments of last week . Having weighed up all the relevant factors, I pick the Hawks, as I've got it wrong in the last two Monash fixtures, and hope for Murphy's Law (no, nothing to do with Leigh) to come through . Fitzroy Reds host Elsternwick should a closely fought contest , be be if the t~rekers, ; lcan as competitive as their scoreline against Bentieigh indicates . However, Fitzroy look to be a class above most of the other sides in ll3 this season and a second tough encounter in consecutive weeks be a bridge too far for Leigh Murphy's men . Fi maytzro yay to win . urno Bastricts '째utJ, M travel to Thomas Carroll Reserve to take on the might of the J South will
though and this should be great indicator as to the lay of the land . Can't go passed the Reds though . Sf.Jo host South Melbourne and will be keen to make it four in a row . The Jocs have been quietly going about their work and have got of to a great start . South Melbourne wouid have been relieved to get some points after a tough start (Playing the two hotpots in the first two games can give a misleading impression) and their confidence will be up . Jocs for me though.
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4 .7 9 12 .13 (85) BE?: _ i.EIC r= 5 .3 10 .7 15.9 16.11 (107) Elstern :lok : Mu-ud 8, Noonan, Byrne, Fi)atrick, Bravington . Best : Net . C.Mahony. Mussared, Foster, Cunningham, Missaglia . Bentleigh: Sharp 9 . Eyles 4, L Ptttlto, C. Martin, Pirie. Best : Shaley, Sharp, Padgha n, Ireson, C .Martin. Hutchison. Umpires: S . Stokes (F) HAWTHORN AFC 2.1 3 .7 4.8 10.8 (68) FITZROY REDS 7.2 11 .4 15 .12 19.19 (133) Hawthorn : Delaney 2, Jaekemos 2, Lauatetta 2, Banfield, Ogge, Broadly . Jonhston . Best : S Avery . Banfield, Saulle, Burke, Delaney, ogge. F'itzroy: Diacogtorgts 5, Rawlins 4, Mitchell 2, Pidoto 2, Vernali 2, Addicott, Wharf, Greenwood . Gunn . Best: Drury, Diacogiorgis, Clarke, Ptdoto, Maddden, Gunn . Umpir-: B. McLeod, J . Grossbard (F) SOU : . . . . X . DISTRICTS 3.4 6 .9 11 .11 17.13 (115) MO:--HG . . .-3(-_ .S 5.4 8 .(S 11.7 13 .9 (87) South Mr'. ourne: Hall 3, MMgualter 3 . Henderson 3, Jacobs 2, Doyle 2. King 2. Hannan 1, Davidson 1 . Best: King, Baishaw, Moojen, Hannan, Stepnetl, Mcgualter. Monash Gryphons: Killmister 9, Flowerday 2, Rutnerford 2 . Best: Ktllmister, Blandford . Flowerday, Hetherington, Rutherford, Walter. Umpires : A. Chapman, A . Carrick (F) 3.0 4 .1 11 .1 14 .6 (90) RICHMOND CENTRAL ST. JOHNS 3.5 16 .6 21 .10 25 .14 (164) Richmond: Andonopoulos 6, M. Smith 4 . Malcolm 2, Zarsac, 1, Slatterl . Best : O'Sullivan. Andonopoulos, White, M. Smith, Titley. St Johns : Coulon 7, Harbury 6. Jones 5, B . Rydquist 2, Walker 2, Has an 1, Matheson 1 . Best : Walker, Kappens, Horbur_v, Coulon. Jon °^ Una ~-_ . . ~. A. Hoogendyk (F) 2.2 9 .5 13 .6 18.9 (117) 2.3 4 .3 7 .7 13.12(90) v:_s'LJ : Tate 8, B Ucbergang 3 . Cameron 2, Wallace 2, Farrelly . L MaguLre, Maher. Best: Tate, Collins, Butera, Smith, Maher . B Uebergang . Albert Park : Allen 4, Robertson 3 . Maguire 2, Dt'Mingo 2, Abbott . Willis . Best: Di'Mingo. Storey, Robertson, Chambers, Allen. Umpires : G . Paleodimos (F)
1 .7 5.8 7.10 (52) Bentleigh 6.2 8.3 11 .8 13 .9(87) Eisternsriek: Lilikakis 3, Hankin, K Currie, Hoskin, Lewis. Best : Davidson, Yemm. S. Currie, Allen, Devonshire, Lewis . Bentleigh : English 4, Jemmeson 3, Lewis 2, Crough, Neve, Sice, Beattie . Best : Sice, Holmebby, Pearls, Jemmeson. Lewis, Denture . HAWTHORN AFC 2.0 5.0 8.1 8.1 (55) 10.8 12.12 (84) FITZROY REDS 3 .3 9.7 Hawthorn: Tyson 4, Lord 2, Hudson . Alexander, Larkins. Best : . Parker, Cargill . Barker, zaverella. Tyson . Berry Fitzroy: Bare 4, Kane 2. Sciavo 2. Cahill, Maymen, Dibenedetto. Best : Set Cahill. I MeBurnev, Sainsbury, Burgmann, Virue . . OF " RICTS 2 .2 4.4 6.8 7.10 (52) SOUTH I 2 .5 4.7 6.8 8.12 (60) MONAS G . . 11 )NS South Melbourne: Pohlner 2, Bryson 2, Rosowski 2, Henderson 1 . Best : Slade, Sutherland, Briglia, Rosowski, Doyle. Monash Gryphons: Carter 3, Gonts 3, Clarke 1, Wadley .. Best : Wadley, Rogers. Warren, Tolongos, Clarke, Goals. 0 .2 0.3 1 .4 3.5 (23) RICHMOND CENTRAL ST. JOHNS 3 .2 8.8 14.9 21 .12 (138) Richmond: Lane 1, Jones I, Hickey 1 . Best: Browne, Partly, Jones, Lane . St Johns: Christian 5, Sacco 3, Hilton 2, Patterson 2, Hall 2, Harris 1, Rydquist 1 . Rudd I, Janing 1, Ladson 1, Hancock 1 . Best : Hilton, Patterson, Gates, Waters, Bolton, Christian. UHSOB 2 .4 2 .10 4 .11 9 .17 (71) 2 .2 4 .5 4.6 5.6 (36) ALBERT PARK UHSOB: French 2 . Rose, Jackson, Kirk. Holmes, Longton, Hellner. Pitruzzello . Best : Rose. Divenuto, Heilner, Longton. Stanton, Jackso n Albert Park: Weaver 2, Pastras . Phillips, Pearson . Best : Stewart, Gay, Phillips . Weaver. Langdon
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6 . L.O'Donnell 7 . R .Back 8 . R .Dowsett 10. M.Courmadus 11 . S .Ham 12. P.Walker 13. M .Jones 14 P.Sharp
14 C.Shannon
15 A .Borgohna
15 C .Barry 16 J .Birt 17 A.Fawcett 18 M.Zarjac 19 J .Manning 21 A.Jones 22 A.Flores 23 R .Prentice 24 T.Guthrie 26. S.Bailey 27 C .Adams 28 A. vatters 29 B.Browne 32 M .Harris 33 P.Berimano 34 j brooks 35 K Day 36 K White 37 C Adams 39 D Hunt 40 K Convery 41 M Slate ry 42 C White 52 C Andopolous 55 J Cavanagh 74 J Lane
16 G.Matheson 17 S .Coackayne 18 C.Emery 19 M .Hartnett 20 B .Rydquist 21 S .Koppens 22 A.Dragwidge 23 L.Merrigan 24 B.Ferericks 25 D.Waters 26 B.Hilton 27 L.Mills 28 D.Coulon 30 R.Walker 31 N.Gates 32 G .Saher 34 M .Hancock 35 J.Sacco 37 D .Christian 38 A.Fonceca 40 A.Rudd 42 LDucancabino 43 M.Van Hooten 45 A.Rudd 47 J.Cotton 50 J .Jiaming 51 C .Santori 52 A .HaIIs 53 B.Boulton 56 P.Harris 57 TSaharis 60 K .Hilton 61 D .Houfton
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ly Park continue their rebuilding process and would have been pleased with their efforts if n their result in the weekend's defeat against _ .__ _. With a number of p1 rers unavailable due to a wedding, the Eley Park side was very eompetiuvc until half time with 1 : outstanding in the ruck . 42
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Coach Jeff Wilson would be seething at the ,,~-estbourne mediocre start to the season, dropping two games that could potentially have gone the other ,-,qv as they take on an improving Eley Park on the r;eekend. Eley Park have shown improvement ever y and will be looking to new players Steve Cruise ,cld ;,ifck Gerolemou as they build on both their ,ortu and fitness . The Warriors, however, have too ,inch at stake to lose again at home and with some -it kicking practice by Brendan "Skivvy" Slattery trir ~,, the week, should be too strong for the Eley Park side to make it two and two with a 38 point ucrory.
comment on their tearlis performance . Please report by midday Monday to gavanf@meg .com.au, or fax 9827-8001 or phone 0403-043-373 . Thanks The players and officials of Syndal Tally Ho Football club would like to sincerely thank everyone who has contributed to their "Fire Fund" as the club attempts to rebuild what was lost in their recent fire . Social Notes The Old Westbourne Football Club is holding a Night With the Stars, at Moonee Valley Racecourse on Saturday night.
Congratulations to two young developing players at Symbol Tally Ho in Anthony Richardson and Brendan Boucher on their 50t'1 games this week .
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The response was a little better this week with 5 out Of tlle possible 10 reports received . Remember both rants lie winners and losers) need to report to me fo r NAME
TODAY'S
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D4 Sectio n St . Marys v. Mt. Lilydale Bulleen Cobras v. Werribee North Brunswick has the bye Swinburne v. Syndal Tally-H o Eltham v. Rupertswood Old Westbourne v. Eley Park
11 ~ i 'ALE 4 .6 12.11 17 .17 23.23 (161) ELI': ; :_B 2 .2 5.3 7 .4 8.4(52) 5, Haves 4 . Walsh 3. Carsens 3, Leonard 2, Detahunt 2. Best: Kellett, .. Gibson. Leonard. Penhale. Carsens. Ely pare Gaynor 2. Gerotemou 2 . Drane I . Fisher I . Simmons 1, Smith 1 . rulse. Gerolemou . Trotter. Blake. M. Payne, D. Payne. cmpires : is . Smith, G . Rolls IF ) WERRIBEE 3 .6 6.9 10 .11 12.15 (87) ST '-L4RYS 1 .6 4.8 8 .9 9.12 (66) Wcnibcc : Becker 2 . Walsh . Atabacos. DiBatUsta. McGrath . Tenogtow, . . .._ .; Fuller. McMillan . Keogh. Ellis. Best :Carson, Alabaeos . Addamo . Stldnrys: J. Dwyer 3 . Bernard 2. Carra 2. Bomes. EHarrfson. Best : > rLeon . Stone. J .Watson. Norton . F.Harrison. J .Dwyer.Umphes: It. Brewer W RY1I BRUNSWICK 5 .1 10.4 10 .7 12 .9.(81) hrLLLENCABRAS 6 .3 15.8 28 .16 36 .23.(239) Nor 'a Bnurswiek : D.Newton 3, D.De Morton 2. Aernham 2. Varna 2 . Dtvita . Rt.Sorteto. Best: D.Newton . M .Sorleto. P.Sorleto. Fawcett, Fenton . ras : Pastnati 8, Badanjek 5. Pearson 5 . Clements 4, Gencarelh 4 , 3 . Bren 2. P.Dall'ogho 2 btcCleod 2 . D.Trinehi. Best: P.Dall'oglio . . Pearson. Bowen, Orwtn. D.Trinchi.Umpires: G . Schipp . J . Lane (F) I AiOOD 8 .4 12.7 12 .7 17.7 (109) SW ` :1)RNEUPII 2 .3 5.6 5 .9 7. 12 (54) k.,pertswood : Whitehead 5 . Page 3, Gaunt 2, Prendergast , Seidel , Sinnett, .` .,rnor, Monte, Baines. Ptummer. Best: Whitehead. Clarke. Henry, O'Riley, .' : "T. Bames. Sclr.burae Uri : Milano 2, Smith . Liston. Piotrowski . Prior. O'Donnell. Best : ' -% . Debono, Fitder. Higgins . Albert . Prior.Umptres: M . Forde (F) OLD p,'ESTBOURRE 4 .4 4.7 6.15 8 .17 (65) ELTtti'd 2 .0 5.5 10.10 13 .12 (90) Old F'cstbourue : J.HOrsburgh 3, Rhalland 3, Chrism. Btilman . Best : ~-, J .Horsburgh. Leitch . Rivalland, King, Aldridge Elchnm : Cathercote 3, Mithen 3 . Macdonald 2, Doody 2, Horsburgh . Best : = t: Luttick. Macdonald . Doody. Miui . Bates. Horsburgh Umpires :
Badanjek McGrath Best Wernham Papanikolou Heath Anderson Nicoll
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LST W?- TOTAL
SENIORS Bulleen-Cobras Werribee Eltham North Brunswick D4 RESERVE North Brunswick Eley Park Eley Park Swinburne
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MT. LD,YDALE 1.2 6 .3 9 .4 12.11 (83) ELEY PARK 4.8 8 .3 10 .7 12.7 (79) Mt Lilydale : Prest S . Egan 2 . Penhale 1 . Hofmann 1 . Morrison 1 . Cunningham 1, Drago I . Best : Drago. Welts, Johnson. Kennedy. Prest. Gardiner. Eley Park : Anderson 5 . Heath 2 . Wright 2, Alezandridfs 1 . Dunstan I, Robbie 1. Best: Anderson, Fukushima . Robbie. Payne . King. Wright. WERRIBEE 3.1 3 .5 7 .2 12.9 (81) ST. A4ARYS 2.3 7.10 9.10 12.11 (83) Werribee: Hardmg 5 . Thomas2. Ellis. Flack, Galizi, Turner. C .tilabakis .Best: C.Alabakis, Flack . P.Alabakis. A.Alabakis, Harding, McNamara. St.Marys: Rousls 3 . West 2, Ellis 2 . Theoharris, Maschette . 0'Shangtmessy.Tahos. Best: Theoharris, McLennan, Rousis . West. Perelberg. Morcom. NORTH BRUNSWICK 2.1 4 .1 9 .3 10.5 (65) BULLEEN COBRAS 2.3 4 .4 4 .6 8.10.(58) North Brunswick : Papanikolaou 2, Panic 2, Allard . Brine. P.Taneredl, S .TancredL Rhook, Brira. Best: Rtgaai, Healey. Rotella . M .Newlon . Crostna. S .Tancredi . Balloon Cobras : Baldt 3. Dam 2, Chan . Lykopandis. Brown. Best : Foskett, BorreW . Dam . Mazzarella. Paatsch, Olney. RUPERTSWOOD 1.4 1 .7 4 .8 5.12 (42) SWINBURNE UNt 1.3 5.6 7 .9 13.10 (88) Rupertswood : D . Btenkiron 2 . A. Massaro 2 . H . Bradbury i . Best : P. Simrett. L . Temming. A. O'Callaghan, J . Me Grath. M . Clarke, C. Nemeth.5winburne: A. Roberts 4, B. 0'mara 2, B . Nicoll 2 . S. Galllna . A. Jones. M . Goodwin , A . Fiumant . C. Freeman 1 . Best : S. Eager. J . More . J. Kane, C . Freeman . A . Jones. A . Fiumani. OLD WESTBOURfiE 2.5 6.8 9 .10 12.12 (84) ELTHAM 2.2 7.2 8 .4 10 .5 (65) Old Westbourae : Crosswell 3 . Habersatt 3, Evans 2, Hewitt 2 . Runciman,Leitch.Best : Evans . S.Sutton, Slattery, Crosswell, Runciman . K.Sutton Eltham: Keleher 6 . Leys 2 . Howgate. Iacuone Best : Evans, Keleher. tacuone.Leys . Rashid . Watson
D4 Sectio n BULLEEN COBRA S
Coach : Joe D'Angelo Asst . Coach: G . Bowen Res Coach: Nicholas Co x
1 J. Kalpakis 2 T.Orwin 2 S. Petty 3 G . Bowen 4 I. McLeod 4 N . Cartledg e 5 M. Dall'Oglio (VC) 6 N . Cox 7 F. Baldi 8 T. Mazzarella 9 P. Goetz 10 A . Gencarelli 12 D . Thompson 13 T Johnson 14 S. Casey 15 J . Trinchi (RC) 16 D. Trinchi (DVC) 17 J . Brown 18 R . Badanjek 20 J. Mora n 21 N . Lykopandis 22 R. Pasinati 23 J . Redfern 24 P. McVeigh 25 W. Olney 26 J. DAngelo 27 J. Cartledge 28 A.Foskett 29 A. Summers 30 T. Pearson 31 S. McLaren 32 C . Clements 33 J. Elliott 34 M . D'Angelo (C) 35 T. Sette 36 P. Dall'Oglio 37 J. Paatsch 38 G . Brown 39 T. Vass 40 T. May 41 N. Polites 41 R . Rigoni 42 V. Dam 43 C . Cha n 44 B. Saaksjarvi 45 J. Mustica 46 G . Reeves 46 C. Borrelli 47 N . Peters 48 M. Scumildes 49 G . Anderton 50 D. Weinert 51 R. Rodrigues 52 T. Stewart 53 M . Turner 55 S . Wigney 56 S. Whiteman
ELEY PAR K Coach: Darren Hawley Res Coach: Grant Heath
1 S FISHER 2 T MORRISON 3 J BALDRY 4 S CRUSE 5 D ARUNDEL 6 D SMITH 7 J WHITE 8 D GAYNOR 9 K KIN G
10 C BREAR 11 J KELLY 12 A DUNSTAN 13 S PAYNE 14 T KAY 15 N DIX
16 D FLINTROP 17 M GEROLEMOU 18 P ANDERSON 19 D TROTTER 20 J SHOR T 21 M MOORBY 22 L KETT 23 J NEWBOUND 24 R PRICE 25 T BLAKE 26 S SIMMONS 27 C SMITH 28 J THOMAS 29 C WRIGHT 30 D HEYNES 31 M KEOWN 32 S JACKSO N 33 J ALEXANDRIDIS 34 S DIX 35 R DRANE 40 J DAY 41 S ROBBI E 42 A REDDINGTON 45 J FLOWER 47 V FUKUSHIMA 48 G HEATH 49 D PAYNE 50 D DRAIN 51 M PAYNE 52 J NELSON 53 S WEST 54 R SHORT 56 P CANTONE 57 A MURRAY 60 C AMPT
ELTHAM COLLEGIAN S Coach : Bri an Dowdy Res. Coach: J Glare
1 . D .FAMMARTINO 2. T.DUGGAN 3. M .BES T 4. B.DOODY C/C 5 . S .JEAL 6 . T.CARTER 7. B . RASHID 8. L .SHARPE 9. C .WATSON 10 . W.BATES 11 . J .MIZZ I 12. A.MANN 13. R.BELL VC 14 . S .JUSTICE 15 . L.WHITE 16 . D.BARNETf 17. G.LEYS 18. S.MACDONALD 19. S.ROBINS 20 . P.RIGONI 21 . M .LUTTICK 22 . J .MCKENZIE 23. R .WATSON 24. L. IOICCONE 25. C .HORSBURGH 26. J .GLARE RES C/C 27 . J .SMYTH 28 . T.BARNETT 29. D .HOWGATE 30. M .DECKER 31 . T.TODARO 32 . C .BAUD 33 . A.HOWGATE 34 . D. BACHER 35 . E . SAVAG E
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1 D.Johnson 2 P. Haye s 3 M . Brebner 4 F. Varga 5 M. Jelenc 7 D. Hendrie 8 H. Gurrier-Sander 9 A . Del Biond o 10 J. Gardiner 11 C . Gibso n
12 J. Cummerford 13 R. Kidd 14 C. Walsh 15 D . Morrison 18 B. Lealous 19 N . Whitehead 20 J. Penhale 22 B. Lee k 23 B . Egan 25 A . Delahunt 27 N . Pearce 28 T. Crowe 29 P. Furlong 30 G . Bir d 32 P. Carolan 33 C. Anderson 35 D. Callanan 38 D . Kennedy 39 L . Allanson 42 M . Periera 43 D. Holloway 45 R. McKenzie 46 K . Maniscalchi 47 C . Lonergan 50 J. Kuffer 51 A. Penhale 52 M . Wells 53 M . Leonard 54 C. Varga 55 H . Flanagan 60 T. Wilson 63 C . Carsens 64 D. Smith
P. Beddoes M . Cunningham T. Grace L . Kellett
V4 Section RVI BRUNSWICK Goach: Grafg Fox Res Coach : Ange Sammartino
1 S. Wernham 2 D. Adams 3 G . Lattouf 4 P. Dimarco 5 W. McMahon 6 D. Pizzari 7 D. Magnuson 8 D . Fenton 9 A . Sammartino 10 W. Fawcett
11 J . Boudoloh 12 S. Care 13 P. Marin 14 M. Newton
15 H . Tsialtas
OLD W ESTBOURRE Coach: Jeff Wilson Res. Coach : Stephen Leitch
1 . G . Robson 2 . G . Flower 3 . S. Depiazza 4 . A. Nibloe 5 . S. Sutton 6. J . Horsburgh (VC) 7. A. Christo 8. A. Horsburgh 9. C. Villinger 10 . J . Wilson
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ST. MARY' S
Coach: Ken Balmer Res. Coach : Shane McLaughlan
Coach : Peter Olivier ( Res Coach: Michael Learmonth
2 D Fox 3 S Carmody 4 S McLauchlan 5 J McGrath 6 S Gallus 7 M Flinn 8 M O'Riley 9 M Clarke 10 A O'Callaghan
1 . J . Harrington 2 . B . Boyes 3. J . Carra 4 . N . Goldsworthy 5 . J . Dwyer 6 .T. Burt 8 A . Zsembery 9 R . O'Shuaghness y
11 B Moule
10 G. Koumatataki s
11 . V. Matthey 12 . T. Milne
12 M Schwartz 13 B Sinnett
11 J. Bernard i 12 S. benso n
13 . S . Hewitt 14 . S . Mattsson
14 L Plummer 15 D Wallace
13 A. Dwyer 14 C . Goldsworth y
15 . A . Board
16 S Weston
15 R . Orm e
16 L . Demorton 17 A. Kyriazis
16 . S . Christo 17. M . Aqualina
16 L . Anthony 17 P. Wes t
18 P. Sodeto
18. P. King (DVC)
19 S. Famulari 20 R. Divita 21 M . Sorletto
19. R . Aldridge 20. S. Cameron 21 . B. Danger5eld
17 A Drago 18 C Nemeth 19 M Mazzateata 20 K Quinn 21 M Walsh 22 S Bames
22. W. Fleming
23 H Cross
23. K.Sutton 24. L . Fairfield (C)
23 M West 24 W McKenzie
19 M. Maschette 20 A. Lane 21 Q . Norton 22 R. Alle n 24 I. Goulett 25 D. Hutchins
25. M.Stapleton
26 W Glenn
26 S . Ston e
26. P. Mesman 27. D. Billman 28. D. Slattery
27 M Lane
28 J . Innes
28 D McDonald
29 P. Harrison
33 M McKenzie
30 P. Watson
29. D. Horsburgh
42 B Swann
31 D. Thomson
30 . R. McMillan
49 P Clarke
32 A . Webb
31 . D Evans
77 M O'Callaghan
33 J . Watson
22 J . Freeman 23 J . Brrffa 24 M . Alliani
25 S. Tancredi 26 P. Tancredi
27 M . Vaina 28 S . Gillard
30 S . Healey 31 J . Heck
32 D. Newton 33 J . Rotella
34 M. Pisasale 35 P. Dowsett 36 A . Armstrong 37 D . DeMorton 38 A . Crosina
39 C . Rhook 40 B. McCallum 41 J. Elasmar
42 J. Papanikolou 43 J. Page 44 S. Grist
45 M. Pante 46 J . Polemicos 48 N. Oates
49 G . Skaf 50 B. Laoumtzes
56 L. Patullo 57 J . Heck 65 L. Rigazzi
18 B. Frai l
32 . G . Jenkinson
N Webb
34 M . Tindley
33 . D. Benn
B Whitehead
35 G. Theoharris
34 . P. Stewart 35 . D. Rivalland 36 . K . Pillsbury 37 . A . Leitch
36 E, Evan s 37 L Vincen t 38 F. Harriso n 39 T. Millar
38 . B . Mattsson
41 J. Brenna n
39 . A . Robbins 40. S. Leitch
42 H . Joyce 43 M. Chamberlain
41 . J . Dusting 42. S. Roberts
45 P. Ryan 46 M. Knight
43. A. Runciman
47 P. Rousis
44. B. Slattery
48 D. Morcom
45. S.Huntington 46. J.Sportelli
49 G . Schembri 50 A. Worsno p
47. T. Said
51 T. Bergi n
48. T.SCholes
52 J . Goldsworthy
49. M. Pillsbury
53 J . Odorisi o
50. P. Habersatt 51 . S.Kelly 52 . T. Robinson 53 S.Phillips 54 M . Crosswell 55 . M .Baulch
54 W. Ross 56 J . Vincen t 58 B . Lewi s 59 K. McLennan 60 M . Scammell 61 J . Timmins
56 . C. Galvin
63 P. Roseman
57 . D. Halley 58 . M . Bavdek 59 . Adrian Lipscombe 60 . N. Aqualina
64 J . Ramsay 66 G. Pilkidis 67 J. O'Connor 69 J. Handy 76 T. Tahos 80 J. Clarke 88 A. Ballantyn e
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Coach : Adrian Fidler Res Coach: Robert Caui iolo 1 C Freeman
2 J Sheedy 3 J Piotrowski 4 A Fidler 5 J Demarte 6 B Canfield 7 A Hamilton 8 M Debono 9 L Morrison 10 M Anastassi 11 D Milano (C) 12 B Nichol l 13 A Albert 14 R Goode 15 C Thomas 16 S Reynoldson 17 J Andrinopolous 18 A Fiuman i 19 B O'Mara 20 M Trainor 21 S Parsons 22 P Foster 23 R Merkel 24 D Debattista 25 T Hourigan 26 T Liston 27 D Murphy 28 S Gray 29 R Cavicchiolo 30 P Turk 31 S Eager 32 C Culph 33 N Smith 34 K Higgins 35 M Banks 36 J Carter 37 A Reed 38 J Carroll 39 B Prior 40 J Henry 41 T Drahtidis 42 A Jones 43 J Roberts 44 N Morgan 45 D Islip 46 J Sandhu 47 J Sevdalis 48 G Deppeler 49 H Allen 50 M Goodwin 51 P James 52 S O'Donnell 53 M Waugh 55 S Gallina 56 K Dub e 58 A Roberts 60 D Debono
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2 T.Marks 3 M .Joy 4 BHenderson 5 B .Dix
5 D.Hannett 6 C.Chasemore 6 J .Cotsi s 7 A .Bums 8 R .Bennett 9 S .Kemper 10 G.Vanderkruk 10 T.Psinas 11 J.Rutter 12 J.Moresi 12 A.Miller 13 D .Taylor 14 S.O'boyle 14 S.Leaver 15 N .Murray 16 B.Boucher 17 A.Burgess 18 S .Mcfarlane 19 M .Glenister 20 I .Mckenzie 20 C.Hall 21 A .Thompson 22 S .Hoare 23 M .Beckett 24 M .Mcfarlane 25 C .Clarke 26 A .Capps 27 G.Kemper 28 RFyfield 29 A.Sheer 30 A.Mackwell 31 A.Richardson 32 LHanneman 33 M.Richardson 34 N .Hunter 35 C .Cachia 37 A.Danc e 38 M .Christensen 39 D.Hallisey 41 A.Morrison 42 A .Findley 43 A .Brown 44 J .Maestros 45 D.Richardson 46 M .Pan e 49 C .Vamavas 50 A .Sneddon 51 W.Hall 54 P.Sheer
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A Sectio n old [3righton v. Old Scotch . Old Xaverfans St . }ie~'ins v `.lazenod ~• . Marcelli . itIHSOi3 nL,i~erstvBlu^ Old 1'rinit}' v . St . Bernard s B Sectio n Old Haiict'bur v . Ormond Old pztradions ~' . Bcannloris Old h'!ttlta° V . North Old Bo 's - EP Saturday s Thertz I'cnola v. Old vlelburnian '% Dc La Salle v . Whitefriar s C Sectio n Collc,ians v. St . Bedes Mentone Tigers Caulfield G, v. Bull een-Templestowe old Essendon v. Old Mentonian s
prahr an Amateurs v . Hampton Rovers Glen Eira v. AJAX Di Section Si . Leos Emmaus v. Old Carey t]onash Blues v. University Blacks E3 a nyule v . Ivanhoe-Assumption Old Geelong v. Old Camberwell Aquinas v . Yarra Valley D2 Section
,~tentone Amateurs v. Williamstown CYMS Power House v. Salesian 0 C hcw v. La Trobe Uni . Pcninsula 0 B v. Oakleigh Parkside v. West Brunswick D3 Sectio n
Elsternwick v . Monash Gryphons I law thorn Amateurs v . St . Johns 0 C South Melbourne Districts v . Richmond Central UHSOB v. Fitzroy Red s A1b(~rt Park v. Bentleigh D4 Section
`It . Lilydale v . Bulleen Cobras %i'erribee - bye NorthBrunswick v. Swinburne Uni. Svndal Tally-Ho v . Rupertswood St . Marys v . Old Westbourne Eley Park v. Eltham Collegians
: t ;nder-19 Section" 1 Old Scotch v. Old Brighton Old Xaverians v. Collegians ° St . Kevins v. De LaSalle St . Bernards v . b4arcellin ;4larcellin %' . Old'r7elburnians UniccrsitV Blues V . Bcanmari s Under-19 Section 2 Old I laile~burv ~' . Werribee Ormond %-. Caulfield Gr . b1I1SOI3 S . Sl . Leos Enrmaus Hampton Rovers v. Whitefriars Old Trinity v . Old Essendon Old Ivanhoe v . Yarra Va lley
Under-19 (2) Blue Monash Blues v. Mentone Amateurs Oakleigh v. Glen Eir a South Melbourne Districts v . De La Salle (2) Old Xaverians (2) has the bye St. Kevins (2) v. AJAX - 11 .30 a .m . at Righetti Oval Under-19 (2) Re d Old Camberwell has the bye Old Paradians v . Therry Penola University Blacks v . Aquinas - TBA Bulleen-Templestowe v . Rupertswood North Old Boys v . Ivanhoe Assumption Club 18 (1 ) Old Scotch v. Old Brighton Brunswick v . Therry Penola Prahran Amateurs v. De La Salle Mazenod v. Old Melburnian s Old Xaverians v . St . Kevins - changed from original draw. Club 18 (2 ) Marcellin v. Collegians Old Trinity v . Old Geelong Whitefriars v. University Blacks Monash Blues v. St. Leos Emmaus Old Essendon v . Old Ivanhoe - TBA
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What a sensational game at Righe tti St. Kevin's hitting the front with 70 sc c ,nds to , ~ i .d holding on! Could this match be an'orn t if for r . to come? Awaiting the 'final conflict' c O .B's had their chanr hut'cnuld r.uL p say die team down . _ . .i , lIo u :-were great for O .B . Fos ;s OBS, the team! u( Coach 'straight shoot•' Donavan had his ch-' 5 showing 'true grit' as they unmercifully demoli Y th e
young Uni Blues out fit. Hosking was again in among, i the goals, due mainly to the good work from further up the field from Maloney, Freeman &_uafl . Ol d had 44 shots at goal, but could only nian~~~c 5u3 through the majors against the undermanned i : e:i ders proved okay, but could be costly in the coming weeks . St. Bernard's shared the goals evenly in their 150pt thumping of the Lions . James at full back was sensational as was Moretti at H .F. and Neesarn on the ball. Shinkfield, Krotiris and Rahill were best for the Lions . De La travelled out to Marcellin and belted them by 125pts . Marcellin battled hard through Considine, Gak & Moran. O .M .'s opened their account with an emphatic 69pt win over Beaumaris. Gay & Robinson aided Horgan with 7 majors.
SECTION (2) An extraordinary third round of football saw the visitors claim the spoils of victory in all but one match . A most impressive performance from Old Ivanhoe saw them maintain their unbeaten record after three matches and take top spot on the ladder . McKie, Lynch and Barnes were outstanding for the Hoes, while Hibbs booted four goals an d Mendola three, as they defeated Old Hailebury 54 points . McLauchlan and Swanton were best for the losers. Wernbee Amateurs are the only other undefeated team after thumping MHSOB by 106 points . Jack booted five goals for Werribee, while J.Russo an d Toussaint added three each. Cousland kicked three goals for MHSOB, who are yet to register a win and sit last on the table. Old Trinity remain in third place, despite their shock loss to Ormond, who were the only home side to triumph for the round, setting up their 35-point win with a seven goals to two first quarter. Ferrari was best on ground and also booted three goals, while Russell an d Mart9nov were others to excel for Ormond in their first win of the season . Hine and Hillas shone out in an otherwise disappointing effort from Old Trinity. Caulfield Grammarians won their second match on the trot with a hard fought 13-point win over Hampton Rovers, who are yet to open their account in 2001 . Cross booted four goals an d Foote three for the victors, while Kulling
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and T'elardo, who slotted throu£'t ; v red from its round two thrashing a Yarra Valley to defeat struggling Whitefflar s dy, was brilliant up forward for St I C-1`10N (2) BLUE Monasia Blues met the all-conquering Ajax team at the University in a match decided in 2 halves . The Blues through Grace, Green & Buckingham opened up well in the first and continued in the 2nd to lead by 26pts. But the 6g turnaround in the 3rd put the Jackers in front by 9pts and the momentum continued for a hard fought 17pt win . The Swans an d Mentone's first quarter was champagne football with 11 majors being scored. The 1st half saw the Swans on ballers Grundy & MacDonald on fire, feeding Cheevers (3g) an d Brown (4g) . The 2nd half saw Mentone, through Richards & Gibb dominate with 12g to 3g (Thanks Des) . Glen L' took it right up to De La with a blistering 6 majors in the 2nd term. Kadin Fernando & Clark were on fire . But after the break Be La were able to convert more accurately to run out by 37pts in a terrific game . Finally, Xavs enjoyed the company of SKOBS at Vic Park. Both teams level one points, led me believe a close game was at hand . But Xavs opening 7g lst term and keeping St. Kevin's goalless in the 2nd, set the tone for the remainder of the match. Fox, Cato & Leo 'i were good for Xavs and Rffitc°nell, Hicks and for SKOBS . SECTION (2) RED
There was plenty of excitement for the fans in round three, despite Aquinas' unfortunate forfeit to Therry Penola, who now sit in third position on the ladder . The match of the day saw Old Paradians fight back from 19 points down at three quarter time to draw with Rupertswood. Lyons an d McMahon were best for Old Paradians, while LaTorre and Boundy kicked three goals each. Heath booted five goals for Rupertswood and was his side's best player, with Balmer and Temming also impressive. Old Camberwell is the only undefeated team, after recovering from its bout of goalkicking yips to overrun the previously unbeaten -Blacks and win by 10-points. Darby and CI ~ ri
three goals for the winners, while Munro an i,lipressive contributor. Hanna and Sandiford. ro ;,i inued their excellent seasons with three goals each, ÂŤ 1111 c Londlau and Grigg were also among the best . North Old Boys opened their account with a 31-point in over Bulleen-Templestowe. A six goals to one first !,alf set up the win, with Hughes and Burrows NOBs' t) ~,t players. Ivanhoe-Fitzroy had the bye . SECTION I
Old E=oteh travel out to Central Reserve Waverley for a u e they should win well. Mazenod have had the ;1 c-Far draw and it continues today with now havin g d 4 out of the top 5 ladder leaders. The Lions face ci< BS at home on the Harry Trott. The Lions at times l d some good competitive football ; they need to play rnore consistently to have any chance of defeating SKO Ev . But alas, this 'never give up' team should have ,l vcjy decisive victory. Beaumaris host Marcellin at g : ui :sia Reserve, where Coach Deaton might just get his urst win, I think not! Marcellin just! O .M.'s confront ; Uni Blues team hell bent on opening their account ihis v;~,ek and they will. This will be a good litmus test as to where these teams sit in the competition . Match of the round sees De La host the rampaging St . Bernard's! Both teams have forward lines that can kick a lot of goals, but I fear that finding space might be a pro'>lem at Basil St . For this reason, St . B .'s height and size might prove the difference. In the upset of the round, O. Brighton will just knock off Xavs due to I :_ nie ground advantage . Training has been good this v; ce?:, and with the 'open running game' laced with 'self beli i a 4-quarter effort will prove the difference . SECTION 2 Top side Old Ivanhoe take on Old F-ssendon in what should be the match of the day, the Dons no doubt ucsperate to atone for the loss to Yarra Valley . Old Gsscndon will be stronger on their home turf but Old I vnhoe's recent form just looks too good . Old Trinity hos Old Haleburp, the visitors without a win since th~ir opening round thrashing of Yarra Valley. Old Trinity will have copped a workout on the track this rook after their shock loss to Ormond and should chalk up their third win for the year. Ormond travel to u'erribc ~~, the visitors no doubt full of confidence after the brilliant showing last week. But Werribee look unstoppable at this stage and will maintain their u ibeaten record. Caulfield Grammarians, who sit in ioruith place on the ladder, host the struggling MHSOB, in what shapes as a one-sided affair . Caulfield will make it three wins in a row, their only blemish being the two-point round one loss to St Leos, who take on Hampton Rovers. Rovers pushed Caulfield all the way 1as week but St Leos should be too strong at home . Whitefflars travel to the visitors in search of their first ~,,ut for the season. Yarra Valley has been very impressive in the past two weeks and will not let this ane slip . SECTION (2) BLUE
The Blues get to rest their legs after their torrid (~neounter last week and will watch Mentone Amos
defeat Oakleigh at Southern Rd Reserve . Oakleigh have had the rest and hopefully will be competitive for the first half before Mentone's running game takes over . Glen Eisa, after nearly kicking the magical 1OOpts last week, plays Sth. Melbourne at Packer Reserve. With Brown and Cheevers lurking around goal, the Swans have too much goal kicking power and should win well . But don't take Glen Eira lightly or they might just give you a fright! St. Kevin's play De La at Righetti Oval, 4th play 5th the winner in the four, the scenario could not get better! This should be an absolute better of a game . SKOBS had a reality check last week after their huge win, and should come out firing . Injuries could prove a problem but I will stick with the home side . Finally, the match of the round sees Ajax host Old Xavs by the lake . Both are hard running combinations, boasting many goal kickers . Their forward lines are similar, the difference is the defence . For this reason go Jackers! SECTION (2) RED This week's round sees a couple of great matches scheduled . The top two teams, unbeaten Old Camberwell an d Old Paradians, fresh from their thrilling draw with Rupertswood, do battle, in a clash that should decide the early premiership favourite. Old Camberwell should scrape home . Third placed Therry Penola meet fourth placed Uni Blacks, both sides having won two of their first three matches . Therry will be refreshed after having the week off and should be too strong at home. Hopefizlly Aquinas can take to the field this week and complete their match against NOBs, who look assured of picking up four points no matter what happens . In the final match of the round, IvanhoeFitzroy host Bulleen-Templestowe. With just one win each the teams will be desperate for a victory, but the visitors should be too strong. Rupertswood has the bye.
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CLUB LST WK 1'O'TP:L UNDER 19/ 1 Old Scotch 3 16 De La Salle 0 7 Old Scotch 0 6 UNDER 19/2 Yarra Valley 2 15 Old Ivanhoe 3 12 Yarra Valley 4 12 Old Ivanhoe 4 11 UNDER 19/2 BLUE AJAX 4 16 Mentone 5 13 Mentone 1 12 UNDER 19/2 RED University Blacks 3 9 Rupertswood 3 9 Old Camberwell 3 9 Rupertswood 1 9
U19 SECTION 1 1,4 515 8.8 13 .15 (93) OLD SCOTCH 1 .6 2.8 2.9 3.9(27) UNIVERSITY BLUES Old Bcoteb: Ht%king 3, Catbns 2, }wphs 2 . Dum'uesq 2, JmNngs 1. McQueen 1. Prendergast 1 . Rodskl I . Best : mobn~^y. Freeman. Quad. Jcaep)u. Dnmaresq. JenNngs. UnL Blum Frkker 2, Hall L Best, Wikux• Brooke, Pricker . Brigs, helmet . Gowsan . Umpirrs: D. Whad}ow, M. PhAllps (F) OLD XAVERNNS 3.5 7.14 13.16 22.2'2 (154) MAZENOD 1 .0 2.0 2.1 3.1 (19) Old Xavertum Qulnn 4, Grtg 4, Ross 3. Mahon 2, ASc0 .rd)e 2, Kelly 2 . 44`alstt, Farrav, Jarrces. N. McGrath, Carter. Best: Rats, Hax•ard . Grigg. Lopresiu, Qutnn, Jorus. ALuerrod: Masked 2 . Rudltng 1 . Best : Rickets, B. Thomas, C. Agtus. WAwn, Rlaskeii Reed. Umphes J. Ltpwn. D. lknneen (F) ST.IfE'VBfiS 4 .2 6.3 6.9 10.11171) OLD BRIGHTON 3 .2 7.4 9.8 10.9 t69) St. Recin'x Htnsky 3, Evans 2. D. Mahoney, Purmll . Mararood, D . Bare, Katcsvan. Best Duggan, Evans, Simtehouse, Purcell, James . Feet. Old BxigMw: Leaf 5. AkG~ . Gamble. 6iatesst. Maguire, Dale. Best: Evans. Leaf. Hendrit. 4L11hams, Hwnann, AlatesJ. Umph= S. Blustchn . T. Friedman (F) BT. BERNARDS 5 18 12.14 18.18 29.22 (196) COid,Ei0iAN8 2 .1 5.1 7.6 7.7(49) S t Colleglame Fatlreringharn 3 davis l shame I Mwawetz I . Best: Shllnkileld. RahN, Kmttrts, Hermon, Chanilers. Fcthertngham Ump1nK J . Ralph, M . Melee (F), B. Ralph (B ) 4rAQ+`F, 1 .1 1.2 4.3 6,3(39) DE LA SALLE 5.5 15 15 19.6 26.8 (164) Umpires: A. Stmpeon . A . (F). Cr Surly. N. Carlywt (B) OLD NZIBURNIANS 5.2 11 6 15.10 17.12 (114) BEAUMARIS 0.3 2.5 4.6 8,7 (55) Old Mr>5umfsm: Horpn 7. Robinson 2. Rkhardstui 3, Krause 1, Selloy 1 . South 1 . Mathks3n 1 . Best: Rotnns:%t. Guy. Hnrgtn. Smith . EOchardson, Dlann. Beirmetarim Ferrari 5, Hackett 2 . BesC Fermi, MeNkhd.3s. Bramwell, Tuck, Lynch, Deamot.Umg3:em: D. Stephens. Ron Martyrs (F) . C. O'Shea . J . Kratetskl (B), B. Siephnss. N. Roan (G) U19 SECTION 2 9.7(61) OLD HAILEYHEW 2.2 3 15 5.6 16.19 (115) OLD IVANHOE 4.4 7 .7 11.12 . Suantmt. Kxister, Old . Swanton 6, Yuxtk 2. Brook.s Best: h4cLauchL•ut BroGSs.t4svnan.Fk.Hcher. Old Ivzahoe: H3bbs 4 . Mendota 3. Lynch 2, Curatub . hkKVe. Btnney, Baker. NeO .,on. Ftrtfay, Meredith. Best: McKie, Lynch, Barnes, l.ea13, Lougluum, Jenkh>3. • D. Murray, T. Baeman (F) ORMOND 7.0 8 .3 13.8 17.10 (112) OLD 7RQ91TY 2.0 4 .8 6 .12 10.17 (7 7) Osmowi:Catk 4, Ferrari 3, Russell 3, Lan 2Barker . Hassell. tiefl'ernan. Maine, Presser. Best: Ferrari, Russell. hLzrOnov, Breitlneuz, Hassell. Presser. OM Trtnity: Pretty 3, Anwre, Him, Jackson . Lancaster. A4atihe,vs, Mtthen . Taylor. Best : Hine. FL)las, Lanculer. Gordon, I}a•,ics. Mtthen. Ump#se C. Steoens (J) i n MHSOB 22 3.5 4.6 7.11 (53) WERRMEE AMATEURS 5.6 12.11 18.12 24.15 (159) 4SILSOB: Cousland 3 . Bacen 2, Fr.u2ek. Gtannakm. Best : Harper, AVkendcse, Be-. . rWalke,Fsoy Werribee Ametearx Jack 5 . J.Russo, Tausrsatnt 3, Tedesm 2. McGowan 2. Race . Kelly, Bradfield, O'Donnell . Afnrach . Um)rrlrees : M . Gibson. C . Banns in nAkiP'LON ROVERS 1 .6 2,6 6.11 9.16 (70) CAtILI1EI2) OR 2.4 6.9 9,9 12,11 (83) Hampton Rpscs: Bottoms 2, Bur *(g;,iafr 2, Probyn 2. Ftsha, Gos, Johnstone. Best: KuWng, Weaaa. BurWruafL Serrdeekyj, ones . Carmody . Caulfiek! • Crass 4, Foote 3 . NwOnvay, Sinclair, Frost . Glass, Fa6.in. Best: Gross. Frt$t. CraOmn,Hm_lun. Morris. Jess . t+urUta•ay.Ump!res: P. Berry, T. LWey (F)
TODAY' S Under-19 Section 1 Mazenod v. Old Scotc h Old Brighton v. Old Xaverians Collegians v. St. Kevins De La Salle v. St . Bernards - to be played at Bas il Street, Malvern (60 All) Beaumaris v. Marcellin Old Melburnians v. University Blues Under-19 Section 2 Old Trinity v. Old Haileybury Werribee Amateurs v. Ormond Caulfield Gr. v. MHSO B St . Leos Emmaus v. Hampton Rovers Yarra Valley v. Whitefriars Old Essendon v . Old Ivanhoe
WIII'lEFRW;B 2.5 5.8 8.11 11.16 ST. I.EOS EMMAUB 5.4 8.8 15.11 18.12 (120) Whitefidarte NotRecelved. Bt Ima: Landy 9 . Ballard 4. Montano 1, Pcdhury 1, Wood 1, D'AkLb I. Rooks 1 . Best: Nyt reeen~ed . Umph= A. Price. P. AL .+ebus (F), J . Machos, N . Lenmmn (B) DID ESSENDON 4.3 8.3 10 .7 11 .9 (76) YARRA VALLEY 32 7.6 11 .5 13 .8(%) Old Esiteatim- Velardo 6, DeX.orton 2 . t49Llsm, 2, Nunlls t Best: Slater, Ryan. C . 06lulbek, Veardo. DeMartan . Williamson Tarts Valley: Crate 4, Parry 2, Y"eo 2 . Beat 2, Gates, Urharm, 6lkldlln. Best Fy$e, Crcae, Parry. Gates . Beal . Mkldlin Umpireic J. Heffernan, D . D'Altere (Fl U19(21RF.D 9.2 10 .4 14 .6 (90) 0I3) PARADIANS 2 .2 RUPERTS'WOOn LaTorre 5.1 8.2 13,5 14 .6 pq Old • 3. Bwmdy 3, Paglta 2. A Dean 2. Hall 2, Corcwatt 2, Lyos, McMahon . Best: Lyons. hkbG3hm,, GI¢ury, Axlb, D Dean . Tenser. • Heath 5. Temrntng 3, Price 2 . natty. Kint, Peace. Zahma. Best H:aOr . Balmer. Temmtng. Price. AtockalJuk, natty. Umpirex P. Shn)ttwr ( R) (F) UNIVVP,RSITY BLACKS 3 .0 5.2 10.2 12 .4 {'76) 7.7 7.11 12.14 (66) OLD CAMBERWELL 5 .5 : Hanna 3, SaridL`bud 3, Corbett, Harnllmn, DeL3hunty, Owen, Recs , and Best : Sondhu. GrV, Greenuvod, Recs . Taney, Hanna, Hamilton . Old • Darby 3• Chrtstk 3. Tempene 2 . LarrachL (Irmcor. Emrou=on . Jon, Best Munro. Little, ZZantcki. Warner. Ryan, Camber. Ump3res: B. Clark, E. Lindsay IF) AQUINAS forfdied to THERRY PFSi4i A TnLRRYPENOLA Umpias : Lenh (klt3gher (R ) (F) BIAS8F1t TEF TLZ4rOWE 0A 1.1 2 .4 4.5 (28) NORTH OLD BOYS 4 .3 6.4 8.8 8.12 (60) Seneca Templeatowe: Hill. Marsh . Martin . Matthe,rs . Best: O.Donnell5tetia,Aivtfi.D.Tsokas.Con6. Nmth Old Boye: Dean 3. Burrmvs 2 . Nclan, Davidson, Hahn. Best: Hughot, Burrow& Mark, Ryan . Cook. Daviddan Umphea J . Watum (F) U19 (2) BLUE 3 .5 9.8 10.11 13 .12(90) MONA.4H BLUES : A.tAB: 2 .3 5.6 12.8 16.11(107) . Roengarten 2, Hickey. Jonts. Best: Grace, Greco, MONASH BLUES : Grace 6,1•aing 3 Buckingham. Ntnd, Chapman . Rosent ;aten. . Best: Butt. BezEer, AJA%: Berger 4, Rath 4, Lc•wis 3, Cooper 2, Ghmnt, Miller. Wollner Gkaer. Lc 2s. Fe}dman, VanAken.Umplres : A. h l& . J. Pappas in .1 102 12 SOUTH MIUMOURNE DI87RICT8 5.1 9 .5 (r°7) hIENIONE AMATEURS 6.2 9.4 15.5 21.9 (135) South Melt- Bunsen 4, Chen- 3. Wtnters 2. Waod I, Rowe I. TscL'dL-is I . Best Bardon, McDonald. NSnters. Brescn, Esler. . Atherton 5.1Lay'es 5, Doan 3, Rock 2• Dugpn I . Gibb 1, Sulltvan 1 . KrNV I, Little 1 . Bttrur I . Seek Richards . Gibb . Duncan, LfOk, lYllmn, Muran .Umpira: P. Grtlfhhs. J. Asptnall (F), A. Shkts. N. Hitclten (B) DE LA SAlIE (2) 7,3 10 .10 14.14 19.16 (130) GLEN En1A 3.0 9.0 12.2 15.303) Do La SaUe: Taylor 7, Mitchell 3, Roberts 3 . Aider 2. PtnweIl 2 . Stafford, Beyon. Best: Tay-lar, h8tdtell. Puncxll . Roberts, Fcarse. Walton. Oka Elm: Kadtr 5 . William 4. Ahmed All 3 . Fernando. I. Lampm J. hkD .ald. Bet: Clark, Fernande, Karin. Zour•+nanis. Willsams . ZelYan . Umg3rea: R. Whrc)Mm, T. Russell (F) OLD %AVERiAN.+'i (2) 7,3 10.10 14,14 19.16 (130) 2.1 2.1 3.3 5,3(33) Sr. HEVItt3 (2) Old : Dynen 4, FLrktO 2, 3ilk. O'Rane, Francis, Ryan. Mom. mcKenzk. Best : For, Cato . Lemtcelll, McKenzie, Dmon, Bolton. St Rerina: Catrney. Thwupsan, Belovitch. Tlschl^b. DKtlltS . Best: Mitchell, Hides, Damps,-y . Umptre$ J. Lipsen. D. Dumont (F)
XC Rfl ES Under-19 (2) Blue Monash Blues has the bye Mentone Amateurs v. Oakleigb Glen Eira has the bye St . Kevins (2) v. De U Salle (2) AJAX v. Old Xaverians (2) Under-19 (2) Red Rupertswod has the bye Old Camberwell v. Old Paradians - at Macleay Park, North Balwyn Therry Penola v. University Blacks North Old Boys v. Aquinas Ivanhoe-Assumption v. Bulleen-Templestowe - at Ivanhoe Park
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1 J Kean 2 R Buckley 2 R Walrrrtr!e y 3 T Molan 3 J Hughes 4 M Brasher 5 H Handley 6 M Brown 7 P Harrison 7 A McLeish 8 T Woodlock 9 M Lafferty 10 A Coffey 11 J Bowden 12 C Moran 12 MNaughtin 13 J Roberts 14 J Membrey 15 J S5nea 16 WJilley 17 DThomas 19 S Brown 21 B Quinane 22 D Alderuccio 24 J Garland 26 D Sp hiii 32 A Bonnid 49 D Cogg ns 55 S Giblett
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Under-19 - Section 2 CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS Coo* Chris Methiesion 1 . D . Kron9old 2 . N .Bode 3 . M. PennYcuick 4 . T. Vi nen 5 . B. Gross 6 . R. Foote 7 . P. Roberts 8. S. Tucker 9. M . Romeo 10. L. SiaPantis 11 . T.Foster 16. P. McLeish 34. H.Baker 43 A . Brauhn 44 A . Van Rompaey
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M .H .S .O .R . OLD ESSENDON coach: Campbell Glover Coach ; Marshall Fisher
Coach: Paul Curry
1 B. Culling 2 B. Canton 3 S. Burggraaff 4 T. Jowett 5 K. Johnstone 6 C . Malthouse 7 A. Battams 8 G . Carr 9 B. Jowett 10 M . Stafford 11 J. Almhofer 12 L Kennedy 13 A . Fisher 14 N . Goss 15 D. Molino 6 L Hope 18 R . Turnbull 20 B. Kezilas 22 B. Henry 23 C . Probyn 24 S. Seletto 25 B. Smith 27 A. Banks 28 S. Weaver 29 D. Dawes 32 C. SendeckY1 33 C. Delosa
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OLD s=' _ : ` Coach : Marty Veal
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OLD TRINITY Coach:- Dean Peters 1 Peggie A 2 Hine A (C) 3 Langdon S 4 Taylor C 5 Pretty S 6 Burgess J 7 Davies M (DVC) 8 Arrticoni A 9 Jackson N 10 Blackmore B 11 Mithen P 12 Kelly T 13 Gordon N 14 Thwa@es M 15 Amore J 16 Amore S 17 Armatas C 18 Heaven C 19 Duell R 20 Oberoi S 21 Kinross A 22 Furphy D 23 Hillas R 24 p»soptwscnJ(VC) 25 Lucas C 27 Cokalis S 26 Donahoo M(VC) 28 Stebbins N 29 Crawrford M 30 Bullen M 44 Lancaster M 76 Matthew M
ORM®ND Coach: Tim Hille 1 .L Russell 2 .S. Wheller 3 .M. Wood 4 .C.Hassell 5 .A. Clinch 6 .M . Luba 7.R. Wiley 8.J . Muzzell 9.J . Franklin 10.A . Warwarek 11 .D . Healy 12.G. Breitkreuz 13.M . Martinov 14.D . Jowett 15.A . Goonan 16.D . McKenna 17 .M. Heffernan 18 .M. Ramsay 19 .W. Cove 20 .R . Lerner 21 .L . Wilson 22 .B. Rayson 24 .A. Lom 26 .T. Harvey 27.J. Noske 28.T. Naylor 29.A. 0'Shannessy 31 .S . Bbarker 33.A. Cook 39.M. Ferrari 49.A . Perry 54.M. Wilso n 67.R . Marti n 75.R . Presser
ST LEOS EM MAUS Coach : Paul Gregor 1 N Kennedy 2 M DAmelio 3 B Petrie 4 P Sampson 5 P Podbury 6 P Boyd 8 S Davidson 9 N Romney 14 M McHugh 15 P Carey 16 A Kelly 19 A Rooks 20 J Hamilton 21 A Ballard 23 G Brearley 28 C Beljak 41 D Wood 55 D Tomkins 59 M Anderson 61 G Hondow 64 T Stephens 73 J Dixon 74 J Blewitt
WERRIBEE Coach : Steve Lovell 1 . S . Muraca 2. C. Kelly 3 . M . Bradfield 4. S . Eisenberg 5 . P. McGowan 6 . S . Kidd 7 . B. Daniels 8 . C . Jack 9 . A. Russo 10 . A. Borg 11 . J. Toussaint 12 . C. Smith 13 . D. Groulos 14 . T. Davidson 15 . M . Walsh 16, C. Yasar 17. A . Tedesco 18. B . Cunningham 19. R . Rose 20. D . Lowe 21 . N . Gauci 22. S. Blanco 23. J. Russo 24. M. O'Donnell 25 . J. Purton 26 . C . Andrews 27 . R. Fastuca 28 . T. Dean 29 . L. Simmons 30 . C. Mahoney 31 . B. Vandenhurk
WHITEFRIARS Coach : Tim Pratt 1 . J . Wallace 3. S . Cleven 5. M . Cahill 6. D. Purtell 7 J . Power 8 M . Malady 9 L. Swain 10 L. Coulthard 11 D . Crea 12 C . Slats 13 T. Langford 14 L Twomey 15 M. Baker 16 R . Coslovich 17 T. Barugh 19 J. Morris 20 S. Alexander 21 A. Graham 22 A. Baker 24 J . Treyvaud 25 N. Muhllechner
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Coach: Rod Penaluna 1 A Middlin 2. M Norrish 3 . N . Pas k 4 . R .Bett 5 . P Valoppi 6 . D Lloy d 8 . R Drew 9 . B.Kehoe 10 . J.Seeger 11 . Z.Webb 13 . LGillies 14 . G .Thompso n 15. D.Smith 16. C.Holdsworth 17. A.Pizzey 18. C.Beal 19. A .Coleman 20. D.Seneratn e 21 . J .Tompkins 22. J . Peak e 23 . T. Collett 24 . G.Coutts 25 . F. Pellegrino 27 . S.Savage 29 . D .Bell 30 . J.Strong 31 . S.Urbano 32 . J.Parry 34. S.Britt 37. D. Sims 44. N.Martin
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First offence ($5) ; second offence ($25) ; third offence ($50) ; fourth offence ($100); each subsequent offence ($100) . Reserves/C1 8 Seniors/U19 failure to phone failure to provide scores by 2 .30pm fmal scores by 5pm Old Scotch (C) Old Scotch (U) Whitefriars (C) Marcellin (U ) Old Haileybury (U) Uni. Blacks (C) Bulleen Temp (U ) Incorrect scores phoned - Rd 2 Ormond (S), Peninsula (R), Parkside (R), Fitzroy Reds (R), St . Johns (R), Caulfield Gr. (U), Yarra Valley (U)
L. D For Agsf % PLs Ut FESERVE P W ) L .,, ;E~$ITY BLACKS 3 3 0 0 342 114 300 .00 1 2 AMBERWELL 3 3 0 0 295 183 161 .20 1 2 GEELONG 3 3 0 0 253 171 147 .95 1 2 , i,ULE 3 2 1 0 221 159 138.99 8 201 121 .39 8 ~T , .EOS EMMAUS WP 3 2 1 0 244 7 ASSUMPTION 3 1 2 0 225 217 103.69 4 H BLUES 3 1 2 0 193 261 73 .95 4 LLEY O B 3 0 3 0 175 236 74.15 0 ; 0 C 3 0 3 0 155 280 55.36 0 REY 3 0 3 0 85 366 23.22 0
CLUB 18 (2) P W L. D For Agst % Pts COLLEGIANS 3 3 0 0 303 57 531 .58 12 OLD IVANHOE 3 3 0 0 227 99 229 .29 12 MONASH BLUES 3 2 1 0 194 114 170 .18 8 ST LEOS EMMAUS 3 2 1 0 179 145 123 .45 8 OLD TRINITY 3 1 2 0 130 115 113 .04 4 OLD ESSENDON GR 3 1 2 0 142 160 88 .75 4 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 3 1 2 0 128 159 80 .50 4 MARCEWN 3 1 2 0 129 197 65 .48 4 OLD GEELONG 3 1 2 0 131 201 65 .17 4 WHITEFRIARS 3 0 3 0 64 380 16 .84 0
P W L D For Agst % Pts 3 3 0 0 250 77 324 .68 1 2 R HOUSE 3 3 0 0 227 119 190.76 12 3 2 1 0 222 155 143.23 8 "'STOWNCYMS 3 2 1 0 198 168 117.86 8 Si BRUNSWICK 3 1 2 0 178 183 97.27 4 4 '~~;iEIGHAFC 3 1 2 0 159 187 85.03 SIAN O C 3 1 2 0 133 161 82 .61 4 "-~E UNI 3 1 2 0 131 200 65.50 4 E AMATEURS 3 1 2 0 157 257 61 .09 4 I2ilLA06 3 0 3 0 97 245 39.59 0
UNDER-19 SECTION 1 P W L. D For Agst % Pts DE LA SALLE 3 3 0 0 451 100 451 .00 12 OLD SCOTCH 3 3 0 0 378 87 434 .48 12 ST BERNARDS 3 3 0 0 458 138 331 .88 12 ST KEVINS 3 3 0 0 292 114 256 .14 12 OLD XAVERIANS 3 3 0 0 362 147 246 .26 12 OLD BRIGHTON 3 1 2 0 220 93 .22 4 236 OLD MELBURNWNS 3 1 2 0 235 295 79 .66 4 MARCEWN 3 1 2 0 194 314 61 .78 4 UNIVERSITY BLUES 3 0 3 0 132 267 49 .44 0 COLLEGIANS 3 0 3 0 164 439 37 .36 0 BEAUMARIS AFC 3 0 3 0 92 394 23 .35 0 MAZENOD 0 C 3 0 3 0 23 470 4 .89 0
D3 RESERVE P W L D For Agst % Pts OC 3 3 0 0 309 97 318.56 12 7 <OY REDS 3 3 0 0 282 133 212 .03 12 _~TLEIGH AFC 3 2 1 0 252 142 177.46 8 __STERNWICK 3 2 1 0 213 143 148.95 8 ~:--F{ GRYPHONS 4 3 1 2 0 157 181 86.74 _- JINMELBDISTRICTS 3 1 2 0 151 186 81 .18 4 :'.-4 S 0 B 3 1 2 0 141 180 78.33 4 '-',THORN AMATEURS 3 1 2 0 142 238 59.66 4 :-H,~ONDCENTRAL 3 1 2 0 134 315 42.54 4 ERT PARK 3 0 3 0 93 259 35.91 0 CGi RESERVE P W L D For Agst % Pts :7illlBURNEUNI 2 2 0 0 212 61 347.54 12 i I,%RYS 3 3 0 0 226 188 120.21 1 2 i_TALLY-HO 3 2 1 0 135 73 184 .93 8 ,=3RIBEEAMATEUR5 3 2 1 0 255 180 141 .67 8 G~ N BRUNSWICK 3 2 1 0 239 202 118.32 8 "T JLYDALE 3 2 1 0 160 190 84.21 8 .-~ ERTSWOOD 3 2 1 0 114 156 73.08 8 _D WESTBOURNE 3 1 2 0 151 211 71 .56 4 COLLEGIANS 3 1 2 0 158 228 69.30 4 --':' PARK AFC 3 0 3 0 194 271 71 .59 0 1EEN COBRAS 3 0 3 0 152 236 64.41 0 P W L. D For Agst % Pts 3 3 0 0 257 98 262.24 1 2 SALLE 3 3 0 0 245 124 197.58 1 2 RAN AFC 3 2 1 0 276 156 176.92 8 ELBURNIANS 3 2 1 0 177 122 145 .08 8 DSCOTCH 3 2 1 0 143 137 104.38 8 " -r : ,VERIANS 3 1 2 0 198 118 167.80 4 =RRY PENOLA OB 3 1 2 0 159 166 95 .78 4 3WICKAFC 3 1 2 0 82 228 35.96 4 "---NOD O C 3 0 3 0 90 214 42.06 0 -.D BRIGHTON 3 0 3 0 100 364 27.47 0
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UNDER-19 SECTION 2 P W L. D For Agst % Pts OLD IVANHOE 3 3 0 0 411 126 326 .19 12 WERRIBEEAMATEURS 3 3 0 0 423 171 247 .37 12 OLD TRINITY 3 2 1 0 321 161 199 .38 8 CAULFIELDGR 3 2 1 0 185 133 139 .10 8 OLD ESSENDON GR 3 2 1 0 266 233 114 .16 8 YARRA VALLEY O B 3 2 1 0 328 296 110 .81 8 ST LEOS EMMAUS WP 3 2 1 0 262 290 90 .34 8 OLD HAILEYBURY 3 1 2 0 237 265 89 .43 4 ORMOND 3 1 2 0 237 335 70 .75 4 WHR"EFRIARS 3 0 3 0 194 295 65 .76 0 HAMPTON ROVERS 3 0 3 0 151 341 44 .28 0 MHSOB 3 0 3 0 80 449 17 .82 0 UNDER4 9 (2) BLUE P MENTONE AMATEURS 3 AJAX 3 OLD XAVERIANS (2) 3 DE LA SAtlE (2) 3 ST KEVINS (2) 3 MONASH BLUES 3 SOUTH MELB DISTRICTS3 OAKLEIGH 3 GLEN EIRA AFC 3
W L D For Agst % Pts 3 0 0 550 126 436 .51 12 3 0 0 423 124 341 .13 12 3 0 0 373 154 24221 12 1 2 0 165 292 56 .51 8 1 2 0 379 167 226 .95 4 1 2 0 238 277 85 .92 4 1 2 0 94 213 44 .13 4 1 2 0 73 431 16 .94 4 0 3 0 107 618 17 .31 0
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VAFA PREMIERSHIP LISTS 2001 A SECTION P W L D For Agst % Pts OLD SCOTCH 3 3 0 0 338 250 135 .20 12 OLD TRINITY 3 2 1 0 258 210 122 .86 8 MHSOB 3 2 1 0 307 278 110 .43 8 ST BERNARDS 3 2 1 0 304 344 88 .37 8 OLD BRIGHTON 3 1 1 1 260 269 96 .65 6 UNIVERSITY BLUES 3 1 1 1 196 232 84.48 6 MARCEWN 3 1 2 0 250 231 108.23 4 ST KEVINS 3 1 2 0 274 257 106 .61 4 OLD XAVERIANS 3 1 2 0 220 218 100 .92 4 MAZENOD 0 C 3 0 3 0 292 410 71 .22 0 B SECTION P W L D For Agst % Pts OLD IVANHOE 3 3 0 0 305 132 231 .06 12 OLD HAILEYBURY 3 3 0 0 310 175 177 .14 12 DE LA SALLE 3 2 1 0 341 178 191 .57 8 NORTH OLD BOYS 3 2 1 0 259 217 119 .35 8 BEAUMARIS AFC 3 2 1 0 222 227 97 .80 8 OLD MELBURNIANS 3 2 1 0 183 194 94.33 8 ORMOND 3 1 2 0 147 271 54.24 4 OLD PARADIANS 3 0 3 0 194 259 74 .90 0 WHREFRIARS 3 0 3 0 199 320 62 .19 0 THERRY PENOLA OB 3 0 3 0 163 350 46.57 0 C SECTION P W L D For Agst % Pts COLLEGIANS 3 3 0 0 301 176 171 .02 12 HAMPTON ROVERS 3 3 0 0 347 250 138.80 12 OLD ESSENDON GR 3 2 1 0 349 210 166 .19 8 ST BEDES MENT TIG 3 2 1 0 375 325 115 .38 8 GLEN EIRA AFC 3 2 1 0 261 246 106 .10 8 CAULFIELD GR 3 1 2 0 255 250 102.00 4 OLD MENTONIANS 3 1 2 0 316 365 86 .58 4 AJAX 3 1 2 0 184 270 68.15 4 PRAHRAN AFC 3 0 3 0 180 294 61 .22 0 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE3 0 3 0 217 399 54 .39 0 D1 SECTION P W L D For Agst % Pts BANYULE 3 3 0 0 402 186 216.13 12 ST LEOS EMMAUS WP 3 3 0 0 390 216 180 .56 12 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 3 3 0 0 302 273 110 .62 12 NANHOEASSUMPTION 3 2 1 0 278 227 122 .47 8 OLD CAMBERWELL 3 1 2 0 291 244 119 .26 4 AQUINAS O C 3 1 2 0 364 378 96.30 4 OLD GEELONG 3 1 2 0 283 331 85 .50 4 YARRA VALLEY O B 3 1 2 0 203 346 58 .67 4 MONASH BLUES 3 0 3 0 212 346 61 .27 0 OLD CAREY 3 0 3 0 168 346 48 .55 0 D2 SECTtON P W L D For Agst % Pts MENTONEAMATEURS 3 3 0 0 389 194 200 .52 12 SALESIAN 0 C 3 3 0 0 305 192 158 .85 12 WILUAMSTOWN CYMS 3 2 1 0 346 219 157 .99 8 OAKLEIGH AFC 3 2 1 0 305 221 138 .01 8 WEST BRUNSWICK 3 1 2 0 195 236 82 .63 4 PARKSIDE 3 1 2 0 244 309 78 .96 4 PENINSULA 0 B 3 1 2 0 242 312 77 .56 4 KEW 3 1 2 0 220 289 76 .12 4 LA TROBE UNI 3 1 2 0 188 300 62.67 4 POWER HOUSE 3 0 3 0 134 296 45.27 0
D3 SECTION P FITZROY REDS 3 STJOHNSOC 3 BENTLEIGH AFC 3 ELSTERNWICK 3 MONASH GRYPHONS 3 UHSOB 3 HAWTHORN AMATEURS 3 SOUTH MELB DISTRICTS3 RICHMOND CENTRAL 3 ALBERT PARK 3
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