The Amateur Footballer, Week 15, 2001 by VAFA Media

week's "Amateur Footballer", I reported that a to transfer from one club to another has bee n to a reinstated player in circumstances wher e scribed 22 week period expired after 30 Jun e . There is now some doubt as to the correctness of decision and the permit has been rescinded unti l -cudve Committee has considered the matte r s scheduled to do on August 2) and wher e uid determine whether such transfer was within -tiles of the Association . Because the Executive ^`-r this week's publication deadline, the decisio n cutive will be reported in next week's otballer. " ;ho believe they have recently retired players ve played a total of 300 senior, under 19 or :ative VAFA matches should advise the VAFA names and their games played will be checked. s are correct, players will be admitted to the 30 0 <_ a luncheon during the finals .

CTIVE EVENING successful evening last Wednesday. Terrific rice and ideas and many fine people who jed views and developed a shared desire to form te Research Collective . vv ue a summary of the evening's activities to ho attended shortly. Clubs who did not attend would like to have a nominated person added "-A Chapter data base please email or fax me rson's name, email, fax, address di ails . Mv details are fax 9531 2050 o srn.au JUNIOR FOOTY IN GO' ed to be in attendance at the St.1 ards ' tch luncheon last Saturday . Featured at th e

I hope to have some pictures ready for publication next week . FIRST 1€%?

Congratulations t o Tony Macgeorge (Ment o nc .:_-3 .:for being the first player to kick 100 goals this season . Tony reached the 100 in round 13 when he kicked 10 . He followed up with another 7 last week for a total to date of 114 . STATE IMATCM 200 2 It is hoped that beginning next year the three states (SA. WA and Victorian Amateur Associations) will begin a three ~artthree state National Amateur Cl

The Championship will get off the ground if a sponsor can be found Y-rho, 11 cover all costs associated with travel . The -- a matches is: 2602: SA.` -L v . --"FA (Adelaide) ; t?dAAFL v. SAAFL (Perth ) 2003: SAAFL v. WAAFL (Adelaide) ; WAAFL v . VAFA (Perth)

VAFA v . WAAFL (Melbourne); VAFA v . SAAFL (Melbourne) Four points - win ; 2 points - draw, with the team with the most points after three years becoming the National Amateur Champion . Matches for our C to D team, our regular senior matches against the VCFL and Under 19 teams are being planned as well and will be independent of this senior Championship .

re ex-FootscraV champion St _- . . and Bulldog' I tore . who both coach St . 'junior teams .

?ards were playing Old Trinity on the day an d lentally Steve Wallis is a former student of Grammar . Steve and Tony both spoke at th e on and truly were both magnificent examples o f ° putti ^ back into the game that made the m e . The classic comment from Steve Wallis

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WITNESSED one of the best moments in my four years with the VAFA last Saturday at - i_ . Turn to page 33 and FTLOTG for the rej,~)rt . -IN A remarkable season, where the top half of the ladder has had teams rotating the spots, three matches will point to how the finals will line up . TODAY, top sides St Kevins and Marcellin clash and while the Eagles look to have ensured their first minor A Section premiership, SKOBS have won seven of their past eight . Nine rounds ago though it was a 2-4 ratio and my e-mail couldn't handle the criticism of coach - dl en . Last time at Bulleen, the Eagles nearly doubled SKOBS with half of Marcellin's score coming from their twin-tower s a( i id Chris . drew at South Yarra, when th e Bernies had 17 players in the last quarter, and now five per cent separates them . " kc째 handed the Blues a six-goal lesson with Lu' e kicking 10 but today, after Luke kicked four for Essendon in the VFL last week, he shouldn't be there . Blues coach Le e ar said regardless of Hawkins running out "we've got a certain game plan no matter who we play' . Last time Old Trinity defeated, )d by 39 points and vs cruised against O1 ;_- - :, . m .

WEEK, University Bit ' delivered on coach Lee Adamson's prediction that his list was back to its strongest with a remarkable burst of five unanswered goals in the first 10 minutes of the last quarter against MHSOB . Four of them were from C` in -1yan who ironically practises his goal kicking at -"elbourne High"I went down to MHS, which I live near, on the Friday," Christian revealed .With captain Gil McLachlan, off after aggravating an ankle injury, 196c m Nailon dominated the ruck in the last term and he helped double the Blues' three-quarter time score . The win sets up a mirror of last year where the Blues snuck into the finals . Adamson said : "We're lower than a 50 per cent chance to make the four . We want to win every game. "Over the past month our midfield, Jason Coulloupas, Tom Wilcox and Drew Slimmon have been doing the job . " -ST KEMS killed vs at stoppages to pound their way to second spot for the first time this season . Xavs switched Michael Blood an d Matt McCarthy from the ruck to centre-half forward such was the effort of Ryan Grinter. Steve O'Connor came of age dominating the centre . Xavs coach Tim O'Shaughnessy said the double chance wasn't an 2

issue . "We're just looking at making the four," O'Shaughnessy said . Daniel P`. kicked a snap-shot for Xavs from 40 metres on 1 boundary to register for Goal of the Year . =.v Mc mg-Allen said his tearn had been plarmi revenge since their round 51oss . _ '_Jarred and C' Purcell g, a height advantage at half-forward as the Eag fought off a determined od which had ni premiership players from Iast year in its team . J e, who played with Richmond last year, was excellent mid-fielder and there are more headaches sta ~)r sad, one of his Hawthorn heroes, Ca starred in the reserves. -N] ` )ffitcheifl rebounded from injury to register fi goals for St Ben r ; as the Dogs kept their seas alive while making 7 i` a' ; mission difficult. -OLD Scotch's ,'s five goals was t difference over C a, which mathematica could still avoid relegation, at EP . Scotch coa Andrew Smith said: "The higher sides play each oth and we play sides above us so if we can keep wirmu 1 fl! make the finals". _.AAY.~" it FOCUS, ' 3 TEEK : U . ' C ST-r --째_ .

Christian received a silver medal at the Sydn Olympics when he rowed in the eight at Penrith Lak finishing 0 .8 of-a-second behind Great Britain . This a year off for Christian, 24, so he's back playing too for the first time in five years, and he's picking up dozen kicks a game . "We had a 99 per cent good re and we needed a 100 per cent to take gold . "It was ~ unbelievable experience . "I've learnt a lot abo preparation and performing and I take a lot of th into my footy ." He does eight training sessions a wet - five are for rowing and the others for the Blue "Footy training at this level is easier ." COACH FOCUS, THIS WEEM ST KEVINS' PM MCARTHUR-ALLEN Mike, 47, has been coaching for half his life . It bega as a player-coach at BuIleen United . Despite h longevity Mike has only coached one club I premiership success and that was Ormond, and I picked up five A Section flags there in six years . Bor and raised in Carlton Mike's inspiration for coachir was Ron Barass! when he went to the Blues e playing coach . "At school when other kids wanted I be a Brocvnlow Medallist I wanted to coach . " b ;i a~aip com.au

Hate s _; milestone in the Clu b rday . ' 1 ;l .ers" who turned fifty thi s ,:es~ .lted :i e Club in all of the pas t s, he has also served as President, . Treasurer and is currently ou r .Aivrays happy and willing to do his bi t '{erS° is also one of our curren t

' / Club i$ umpires and this Saturday wil l " Iv swap, his footie jumper for his whites . ir_e "Stockers", keep up the good world! " __ - would like to congratulate the 2 players recently on achievin g the club . ."', associated at the clt=i l to , arlk _ or i

ser . ce over a nu er of •^ars . - would like to congratulate Tom who played his 100th senior/reserve the Club last Saturday agains t -, . Tow-, a product of the Club's successfu l 19 teams of the late 90's, has made a ie r~turn to the Club aftc ~ a` ig iy stin t done to ° senior game - co: -atulat

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; tod<_ .. egan playin g tedit' : :- - bee lea integral part side . __ter w~.l ' -his second B& F re spent three seasons overseas ig his career before returning this year up Where he left off. Plying in the centr e . Reidy thrives on getting the "hard as always giving 100% for his team and L ; t OBGFC look forcrard to many mor e J of itertainment both on and off he fiel d you the best of luck today

10 .10 14.18 (102) OLD Si ' "ti;'ri 4.2 . 7 .7 6 .3 8 .11 10.14 (74) OLD ~ Ni _ ~)N 4.1 Old-Scott t: H . Thomas 5 MeCarroli 2 A . Crow 2 Kitchen Ratcliffe Phillips Robinson Aujard . Best: Robinson Gnatt Phillips Aujard Kitchen Brooke. ' ikon: A. Ginnavin 3 Bristow 3 Gadsden Dickerson Barro w Ml--1, t : Lennox Raju A . Gmnavin Bristow Smith Jackson. Umpires: A. trrley . Hinton (F) T . Dornom R Nation (B) V. Vescovi J . Robinso n (G) OLD U.', _ S 3 .2 9.5 13 .6 16 .8 (104) 7 .6 12 .11 14.14 19 .16 (130) ST KEVINS Old Xaveriuns: Donati 3 McCarthy 2 Ellis 2 Clarke 2 B Coughlan 2 Lethiean Cowers A McDonald Blood Woodruff . Best :: McCarthy Donatt rowers A McDonald Brushneld Sassi . St Kevins : Fraser 4 J Giansiracusa 4 Groner 2 Bowles 2 O'Shea Sadler O'Connor B Dollman M Giansiracusa Crohan Byrne . Best :: Fraser Grinter Callery Lynch Sadler Byrne . Umpires : R. Sneddon J. McNiece (F) N . Woods B. Corcoran (B) R . Parry S. Cattle G ) :01CELL1Pd 4.5 9.11 12 .15 19.24 (138) .' . ENOD 4 .2 7 .2 11 .5 14 .7 (91) rceBin: Treganowan 7 Cox 2 Forced 2 Ibrahim 2 White 2 Jarred L.atterv Dinneen Romantn . Best: Slattery Seabury Cox Treganowan Godwin Jarred . .,. .snad: Tucker 3 Masketl 2 Meintvre 2 Beard 2 McMullin Parry Hantey Linden Fisher. Best : Sharp Linden McIntyre Hanley Parry Hose . Umpires : R . Eastwood T . Sutcliffe (F) J . Forsyth D . Cusack (B) C. Arcot K . Pitcher (G ) MHSOB 5 .1 10.4 14 .9 15 .12 (102) UNIVERSITY BLUES 4 .4 7.8 8.11 16 .15 (111) 3 Simpson 3 G McCully 2 S McCully Woodley Joseph AiI3SOB: Bamert Saultry White McIntyre Adcock. Best : Cassell McIntyre S McCully R Ciowes Simpson 4:'oodley . University Blues : C Ryan 7 Lowcock 4 Nation 2 Shannon North Wilcox . Best: Hutchins McEw7n C Ryan Nation McKie Gates . Unaniras: G. Curran J . Kvins (F) S . Caruso R . Mutton (B) D . Napoli B. McCarthy (G ) 4 .5 12 .9 17.14 23.17 (155) ST. BERYd.9RDS 13 .13 (91) OLD TIUNrrY 2 .2 4 .3 7.10 St Bernards: N Mitchell 5 Mansfield 4 Jordan 3 McLaughlin 3 T Harvey 2 Neeson Thomas Turnbull Loughlin Byrne Davis . Best: Jordan N Mitchell McLaughlin Byrne Wilkinson Mansfield . Old Trinity : Andrews 5 Greig 3 Ramsden 2 Clarke Frost Reynolds . Best: : Ramsden Andrews Parkin Hatfield Reynolds Greig . Umpires: G . Huntchen M. Gibson (F) S . McKenzie (B) K . Segota G . Robinson (G )

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OLD SCOTCH 5.1 12.6 15 .9 18 .16 (124) 2.2 4.3 8 .4 9 .6(60) OLD BRIGHTON Old Scotch : not received Old Brighton : not received .12 (96) .5 5 .7 11 .10 14 OLD %AvE "S 5 5 .7(37) 1 .2 2 .4 4.4 ST KEVINS Old Rsv : Irelan d 3 R Jones 2 Stoney 2 Scanlan 2 Baker P. McDonald Johnston Skidmore Oswald . Best: Scanlan Ca)linan R Jones Ba er P McDonald Rush . St Kevins : Not received 4 .6 8 .10 12.15 17 .22 (124) P.§f..:ZCELLIPB 3.2(20) iENOD 0 .1 0.1 1 .2 eeBin: not received Mazenod : not received .14 (68 ) .5 7 .13 9 3013 3 .1 6 VERSITY BLUES 3.5 5.7 6 .11 9.12 (68 )

?rtarcellin 7 52 48 Old Scotch 0 MHSOB 3 37 St Bernards 2 3 4

Bernards 5 VE St Bernards 0 Old Scotch 0 Marcellin 0 Old Scotch 0 St Kevins 0 ;ins Mazenod 0

28 34 21 17 16 16 16

BOB L .Tavlor 2 Hawkins 2 Burke Mills Orchard Robinson Rodder . Best: L.Taylor Feferkranz Burke Hawkins Hawkes Rudder . Unit Blues : Brown 2 Brookes Terrill B .Coieman Chtvers Quinn . Best: Wilson Featherston McAtoon Crawford Brookes Raso . 6.4(40) 1.1 4 .2 6.4 ST.BER2eARD'S 4.3 6 .5 7.6 8.8(56) OLD TRINITY . Thomas. Best: St.Bernard's: Calthorpe 2 Tankey Overman Osborne D Rahiti Campbell Tankey James Mount Holland James . Old Trinity: Barr 3 T .Cade 2 Cornell 2 Lauletta . Best : Ward Shaughnessy T.Cade Cooper Lautetta Barr .

TODAY'S MATCHES. A Sectio n Old Brighton v . Old Xaverian s St . Kevins v . Marcellin at Trevor Barker Oval, Sandringham (Saturday) . Old Trinity v . Mazenod

University Blues v. Old Scotch St. Bernards v . MHSOB

; Coach: Simon Dalrymple Res. Coach : Peter Randall 1 . C . Slattery 2 . A. Caffry 3. D. Waters 4. G. Romanin 5 . M . Moran 6 . D . Sampimon 7 . N . Godwin 8. R . Frisin a 9. D. Ballantine 10. C. Purcel l 11 . D . Taylor (RC) 12 . B. Croni n 13 . S . Dinneen 14 . R. McMahon 15. M . Chun 16. L . McMillan 17. G . Cox (VC) 18 . D . Gartner 19 . D. Cooper 20 . S .0'Flynn 21 . N . Walker 22 . D . Marson 23 . P. Gleason 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 . Ryder 51 . M . Maguire 52 . J . Mathews 53 . C. Mathews 54 . R. McMahon 55 . J . Wallis 56. B . Norden 57. M. Van Lint 59 . J . Ibrahi m

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Coach: David Murray Reserve: Tony Collins 1 C. Harrison

1 J Barnett (DVC) 2 S McCull y 2 A . Quinn 3 D Woodley 3 A . McIntyre 4 C Eabry 4 A. Hanley (C) 5 P Sherry 5 M . Quir k 5 N Orchard 6 J. Bayford 6 R Josep h 7 S . Morga n 7 J Pertzel (C) 8 D. Lancaster 7 A Angus 8 J Garner 9 S . Nobl e 8 C Wright 10 M. O'Hara 9 D Fairchild (VC) 11 T. Smith (RC) 9 M Clowe s 11 D. Hos e 10 D Skinner 12 M . Murray 10 D Norton 11 K Krios 13 P. Gooden 12 A Simpson 14 N . Meehan 12 M Feferkranz 15 N . Parry 13 J Gregson 16 J . Kavanagh 13 C Kelly 17 J . Beard 14 L Simpson 18 T. O'Donoghue (VC) 15 Z Holden 16 F Davis 19 S . McMulli n 17 R Clowes 20 C . Murray 18 R Limbrick 20 T. Castricum 18 A David 21 S . Polan 19 R Ware 22 D. Ryan (DVC) 20 J Wilson 23 A . Tucke r 20 D Nichols 24 D . Nisbet 21 R Patterson 22 D Armstrong 25 D . Masskell 22 A Svirskis 26 J. Dunne (DVC) 23 C Harvi e 27 D. Kro m 23 L Taylor 28 P. Nelson 24 D Stynes 29 R . Sharp 24 A Clark 25 H Taylor 30 S . Fisher 25 J Jackman 31 N . Snarl 26 A Askew 32 P. Vine 27 S Dods 33 D. Gran t 28 S Fodder 34 M . Pollard (RVC) 29 G McCully 35 R . Hawkin s 30 R . Newton 31 J Davi s 36 D . Carter 32 A Cassell (DVC) 37 L . Morgan 32 A Keys 38 D. Linden 33 A Sau(try 39 G . Kalber 33 S Harrison 34 E Thompson (DVC) 40 S . Rya n 34 S Konstanty 41 A . McDowell 35 A Mills 42 P. Fotiniotis 35 A Barge 42 C . Adams 36 M White 43 A. Pers i 36 S Bennett 44 R. Mosbauer 37 R McIntyre 45 P. Rice 37 M Ting 38 S Robinson 46 B . Waldron 40 D Membrey 47 A . McDowell 40 W Haye s 48 G . Tilling 41 D Simmons 49 L . Halvy (RVC) 42 B Cookman 50 D. Carter 43 J Burke 52 N. Nussbaum 44 M Hawkes 45 M Webster 53 A . Strawhorn 46 A O'Brien 54 J . Pers i 47 L Hawkins 48 B Jeffrey 49 C Pricop 50 S Osborne 51 J Newton 52 B McGrath Sponsored by : 53 C Clowes Sires Menswea r 55 N Adcock W.G . Miles & Co Ply Ltd 56 T Wright Real Eastate - Ivanhoe 57 A Tang 58 M Cotter Spectrum Assnranc e Gro up 59 L Jones Regency Pharmacy THE BEEHn'E HOTEL GYP Fabricators P1Y I; Zitech Compute r Hawthor n All Home Loans Peripherals 4

Coach : Andre :r Smi Coach : Dale Tapping Res. Coach : Assist : Justin Clarks i Gary Jackse Res . Coach: Richard Obee I A Nettleton A. Kryzwniak 2 B Phillips 2 A . Pirtle 3 C Hosking C. Barrow (VC) 4 T Hol t A 5 R Price 4 . Macudlvray 6 A Crow 5 N . Perry 7 J Kitchen 6 R . Stewart 8 C Rei d 7 C. Brew 9 R Aujard 8 M . Gadsde n 10 J Kerr 9 S . Lennox (VC) 11 M Angus L . Adami s 12 S Crow A. Fitzgerald 13 N Hooper 2 B. Williams 14 E Parthenides 3 R. Ken t 15 M O'Brien 4 S . Williams (C) 16 A Speed 5 D . Tymms (VC) 17 D Thomas 18 L Hawkin s 6 G . Earl 7 A. Van Den Dungan 1 9 C. Smith 18 M . Jackson (VC) 20 S Lillingston 19 S . Gadsden 21 J Stratos 20 M . L . Smith 22 N Addison 21 T. Ewert 2 3 0 Cran e 24 C Pattenden 22Biggin 2 N. 25 L Murphy 3 N. M. ila 6 T Downing . M.J t Smith 227 J Pilkington 25 S . Nickas 28 B Robinson 26 B . Stoneham 29 M Gnatt 27 D . Paterson 30 T. Finocchiaro 28 J . Bradley 31 C Ratcliffe 29 J. Dickerson 3 3 J McCarrol l 30 A. McLaughlin 34 E Oliver 31 A. Bristow 35 P 0'Connor 32 D. Begley 36 S Prendergast 33 W. Carter 37 M Parthenides 34 J. White 38 R Ashton 39 C Stevens 35 C . Stewart 40 A Warner 36 B. Pollock 41 M Lipshut 37 B . McMahon 42 J Ross 38 J . Raj u 43 N Leit l 39 K . Kavanagh 44 C Evans 41 J. Murchie 45 M Blenheim 42 C . Mizzi 46 J Beaurepaire 43 R . Carter 47 T Barenger 44 R. Sherman 48 S Miles 45 A . Mandylaris 49 R Mullens 46 M . Billionis 50 D Richardson 47 D . Wilson 51 M Saunders 48 R . Boxer 52 M Davison 49 A. Ginnavin 53 C Joyc e M . Fishe r 54 N Simon 53 D. Strachan 55 G Sarkozy 54 A . Liptrot 57 J Crane 58 C Adam 55 M. Gamble 57 M. Moon 59 D Brooke 60 T Wigney 58 B . Scott 61 D Leeds 61 A . Walsh 62 E Sladen 62 A . Lynch 63 S Tresise 63 S . Davies 64 L North 64 M.Reid 65 C Armstrong 66 H Thomas 68 B Collins 77 S Grig g

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Coach : Mike McArthur-Allen Res. Coach : Mick Knuppel

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1 A . Gallery 2 S . Lowerson

3 L Hannebery 4 D Landrigan 5 A. McDonald 6 D . Donati 7 S Lethlean (VC) 8 P McDonald 9 J Hawkins 10 S Mitchell

3 . J. Podsiadly 4 . S. McKeon 5 . Joe Mount (DVC) 6 . J. McKayY 7 . S. Clarke 8 . J. Evans 9• B. Jordan (DVC) 10 . N . Mitchell (VC)

3 D. Curtis 4 P. Greenham 5 M . Dallman 6 P. O'Keefe 7 M . Lucas 8 B . Gellman 9 J . Giansiracusa 10 N . Fraser 11 J . Pangrazio

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10 . L . Campbell (R) 11 . P. Capes

13 C Ellis 14 On Stoney 15 L Ford y 16 S Skidmore 17 D Richardson 18 S Tucker 19 An Jones 20 S Mallard 21 A Parton 22 M Rush 24 B Coughlan (VC ) 25 N Bingham 26 N Baker 27 J Drake 28 B Cranagg®e 29 D Galball Y 30 T Clarke 31 L Tuddenham 32 A Brushfield 33 A Sassi (VC) 34 R Jones 36 A Keyhoe 37 T Freer 39 M Meehan 40 S . Mullane 41 A Dillon 42 N I rel an d 43 T Woodruff (VC) 44 B Hilbert 45 J Scanlan 46 M Callinan 47 J Kay 48 R Carey 49 R Dillon 50 M McCarthy 51 D Walsh 52 B Colman 53 H . Davies 54 A. Gowers 55 J . Healy 56 A Oswald 59 S . Johnston 63 R Coughlan 66 A Wilson

12, B. Hogan C. Mitchell 14 . A. Thomas 15 . T. Wilkinson 16 . L. Tumbull 16 . P. Capes (R) 17 . L. O'Sullivan 18 . D. McLaughlin 19 . L. Gallant (C) 20 . S . Broadbent 21 . B. Loughlin 22. M . 0 'RileY 23. A. Mastropasqua 24, P. Harvey C. Osborne 26, J . Gallant 27. A . Nathan (RC) 28. D. Croker 29. C. Trewin 30. James Mount 31 . A . Maggiore 32. T. Harve y 33. B . Allis 34. D. Byrne 35. P. Rahill 36. R . legudi 37. A . Catterall 38. J . Simpson 39. N . Smith 40. D . Thomas 41 . B . Overman 42. M . Stapleton 43. C . Davis 44. S . Taylor 45. M . Tankey 46. L . Wilkinson 47 . R . Pizzichetta 48. S. Burgyn 49 . 'S. Borg 50. M. Polatajko 51 . P. Romanin 53 . JP Kavanagh 54 . T. Carrick 55 . J. Cittarelli 56 . C . Bond 58 . D . Dugina 60 . A. Woolley 61 . M . Dowling 62 . P. Holland 63 . R . Brown 66 . A. Garvey

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Coach : Lee Adamson y Res. Coach: Terry Benai m 1 D Slimmon

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It does appear that the top 2 positions are definitely decided, but the race is on for spots 3 and 4, with any two of five possibly being able to fill the breach . Review The great man himself, E . E . Gunn hosted the afternoon tea, as Ormond kept their slim final's hopes alive by accounting for Old Haileybury by 8 pts . There wasn't much in the game all day, as the qtr by qtr scores indicate . It was `Big M' day for the home side, as McConvill ran riot and was assisted by Martin and Miller . Graves, Pountney and Harrop battled manfully for the visitors . At the home of footy, EP, Old Paradiaass marched on their winning way, when they accounted comfortably for Beaumaris by 38 pts, and saved me from mowing Banksia Reserve with nail clippers!! A 7 goal 2nd qtr was the breakaway time for the OPs, and the contest was over at 1/2 time . Stevens, Richardson and Sinclair played well for the winners, whilst Black, Gibson and Bryce were good players for the losing side . It was certainly death in Brunswick last week . Possibly the death of N t1Bs' fmals chances, as they were pulverised by the juggernaut of B Section in Old Ivanhoe by 63 pts . It was all over at the main break with 01 holding a 35 pt lead . Oates, Tully and Young went bananas for the Brown and Whites and Vogels, Sanders and Booth stood tall for the Purple and Whites. At the Junction Oval, Old Melburnians kept their final four hopes alive with a come from behind win against the plucky Therry to fall over the line by 5 pts . OMs were staring down the barrel of a 25 pt deficit at 1/2 time, but 6 goals to 2 in the second half was enough to see them victorious . Treloar, Berry and Thompson were fine players for OMs . Therry s best were Appleford, Evans and Crotty. Finally, out at our very own tree-hugger's haven (Donvale), it efritt rs gave away a 10 pt lead at qtr time, and were overrun big time, as De La Salle ran riot and won easily by 79pts . An 11 goal 2nd term by DLS blew the home side to the shizenhausen, and that fat sheila sang very loudly at the main break. Hall, Harrison and Morel were good contributors for DLS and were opposed by M. Carbone, Northey and Wood who performed solidly for the vanquished . Preview Some belters greet us this week . And with yours truly spearing to the front again in the North West FM tipping contest with a 5, I'm on fire! !

This week you can buy those oil company shares, as Old Para dians (1 /2) do have to travel all the way to 6

McKinnon to tackle Old Hait eybazxy (6/4) . Mick Dwyer will be treating this as a mini final . Mat t Ryan and his charges contin : c o: t'= ir m ; Anyone who can topple the ilag faxou,iLvs twlce a who are in the form they are in right now deserve be, and white shorts or not, it will not stop the G machine . OPs by 19pts . There is definitely a game at our beachside i ~si er this week, as Beaarxrraris (5 / 1) host - ", 1f Jim Durnan will gather all his locals thi s one more prayer-a-thon, as today is the lest the dice - defeat today and unfortunately, if â&#x20AC;˘ s for 2401 . It ;vrill be joy for NOBs today as I think tl the home side will fall short and as much as it pai me to say it, fi nd themselves in C Section in 2 0C NOBs by 4 0pts . Do yourself a favour an d GET YOUR BACKSIDE ' MALVERN (Melways #69A2) . Here it is - t

hea-veight clash . De Salle (4/5) ~â&#x20AC;˘ :"/5) . Paul Cooper and his lac:3 yours truly) are camping at the club i : crunch time for DLS. Similarly, tii ~ co at Pine Lodge would desperately want the b- gi rights that go with top spot . I should be a,: .mp u c it a draw, but no, I'll put my gonads on the fine . to win 4 pts .

The folks at Oak Park put on their afternoon spree as Therry (2/ 1) roll out the red carpet to B Sectioa Jekyll (or is it Hyde this weeK?) in Ormond (i J3) . I ever coach out at Oak Park a ~_ain, it will her o from a hot air balloon, because I'm sure t obanedfrslctighoae _

The bookies i11 have it right, though < :d r o i will win todae )pts . Finallv, -.~ (5/2) he game at Dom to play _- -

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e a regular member of the senior backline . "Force" from all at the Bloods . Congratulations on playing his 50th Well done `Brando".

- would like to con adulate Wood, ff3 r an d on playing their v . _I s e club . Also 1 00 Games - Round 13 and Andrew Glel~.~ play thei r es for the club against 'Merry. Ricbie' a of the Under 19s 1996 and Senior D Grade 1998 sides, and Andrew a member of the Under in great clubmen and have served the t 6 seasons . 150 meet-Today and Nor

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is best remembered for his running goals and at torment of opposition forwards. Wormy, a y skilled utility, started with the club in 1993 an d been a consistent performer for both Senior an d

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Coach : Paul Cooper Asst. : Paul O'Dwyer Res : Damian Carroll 1 L Walker 2 R Buckley 3 B Corin 4 L Hall 5 C Swift 6 M Herber 7 P Harrison 7R B Baker 8 J La Ragy 9 J Hall 9R E Williams 10 T Silvers 11 A Evans (C) 12 D Toohey 13 A Johnstone 14 A Robertson 15 P Bowden 16 S Hyland (VC) 16RD Jarvis 17 A Elliott 18 C Mercuri 19 R Prezens 19RT Shields 20 M Picone 21 D Jackson 21RM Joyce 22 M O'Donnell 23 D O'Brien 24 J Morel 24RB Buick 25 C Hyde 25RM Shaw 26 D Spithill 27 S Thomas 28 N Herber 29 P Hesse 30 B Mannix 31 S Hyde 32 R Bonnici (VC) 33 C Bowker 34 P Grant 35 A Mackintosh 37 D Hyland 37RD Moore 39 S Hoy 40 J Crowe 41 A Phillips 42 J Davies 43 K Brkic 46 A Molan 47 G Wise 48 D Smith 49 G McHenry 52 A McKenzie 55 S Giblett 60 B Hoy 64 A Boots 70 M Duggan

Coach. Fr D_n :II Res Coach : 'rk Robinson 2 . D. Keenan 3 . A .Trimboli 4 . S .Sleep 5 . B .Devine 5 . D .Skene 6. N .Vogels DVC 7. P.Booth 8. B.Collison C 9 . H. Maplestone 10 . M .Nulty 11 . R. Morley 12. S .Lock 13. T.Halpin 14. D .Kingham 16. D .Collins 17 . J. Fitzclarence 18 . C .Murray 19 . P.O'Farrell 20 . J .Sutherland 21 . N.Casboult DVC 22. M .Connelly RC 23. D. Carman 24. J .Barker VC 25. G.Phyland 26 . M .Yandell 27 . W.McTaggart 28 . D .Joyce 29 . D . Usser 30 . M .Leigh 31 . L.Boyle 32 . M .Phyland 33. M .Barker 34. J .Saad 35. M .Carney 36. D .Tonkin 37 . S .Mikunda 39 . C . Siotos 38 . M.Amor 40 . C .Phyland it, N.Tonkin 42 . A. Kennedy 43. D.Zacek 44. M .Drum 45. B .Speed 46. P.Daniels 47 . J .Barlow RVC 48 . N . Sanders 49 . TKlouse 50 . T.Drum 51, N.Goonan 53. S. Butcher 54. M . Allouche 57. C. Hosking 58. D. Ada 61 . F.Lynch RDVC 62 . A . MacDonald 68 . P. Bryar 77 . S .Trenton B. Kean

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Firstly t like to t` a fro m Ben Saturd iy. ' )eir difficult ;, : :uu,ion . and will be back c weeks . Tigers keep their chan,vs a --e-° victory over Collegians, the ees are ended L ; (7--,'S, Rovers back the running for iance et c . PIEVIE, Olt Acreman on fire kicked the first 4 an upset was looming . But er 3 5 twins to 7 in favor of the visitors s a contest . OIvY'S controlled t~,e - ; -- ~ of the last quarter but could not y leeway or get closer enough to -_-• ;,ho secured a good win miles fro i home . McPherson dominated around the g:ounu, Luke Fleming quietened Acreman, and Flaherty Rush were good too . For the Panthers Dutchy is away and Sammy forgot to play . we started well in e cr y

ground and in the sunshine and this plus the Jackas good play may have contributed to their tardiness and slow start . But in the end hapf to secure the important 4 points . Bettf players were Gilmore, Massis and Mim Dimachki for his containing game on rampaging Rosen who with 5 was the Jacka best, Brad Davis was also dangerous an Marty Halphen and Jona Segal battled hard a day .

were ahead all day but were be< te : important centre clearances on h sM ro in . ic last term a s ut in a sensational effo_ - t come - om 5 goals behind to record a grea morale boosting 8 point victory and the chanc of fmal's action . Both Moose McCraw and Jute Wintle turned on match winning performance, and they were well supported by the likes a James Drury, Tim Beasley and Mark Sellings For the Lions Brock McKenzie was great all da, kicking 8, 5 of them in the third, witi Hartshorne and Knox working hard all day a : well .

quarter agaiist th e but just could not ke 3 i' .e momentun i g

as the Fields would get their runn' ig g< me going and were able to increase their margil~ at every stage to shrug off the determined Bullants and stay away from the dreaded "R" word . Caulfield's best were Blair Hall up forward, Liddell, and Nick Craven, while for the Bullants Patio with 6 was excellent backed up by Burridge and Hare .

I Albert Park C+ should bounce bael to i'le winning list rather quickly by defeatin€ the battling -, aplestowe . Believe the Bullants are doing the smart thing and blooding some of their Under 19's which augers well for their future but I don't thinli they are ready yet to defeat the might of the Lions v)must in to keep the Rovers at bay .

Prahran had plenty of the ball but an inability to capitalize and inaccuracy did not help their cause but they were competitive . But the Rovers played pretty well and moved the ball around crisply and sharply were more direct and will certainly improve in ensuing weeks when a few of their injured players return . Drew "Doc Anderson again would have collected some votes, with Steve Anderson, Timmy Wilmott and Carr also playing well . For Prahran their best were the Wizard Andre Pitts, supported by Joel Kellow and Luke Norman .

.; ians versus Old beL in the racecourse should be an interes"ng game . Both play similar styles an rely on their running game to beat their opposition . The Panthers would have been disappointed last week and may not be able to recover their momentum today, so I'm tipping the Fields to record another win .

Ajax put up a great display against Glen E ia•a at Albert Park leading at every stage but finally falling short by some 17 points .It had been a while since the Sainters had played on a big 10

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St Bodes Mentone-Tigers make the small trek across town to Toorak Park to tackle Have become the giant killers in the last couple of weeks the Tigers knocking off the two top sides and now if another games result goes their way could see themselves in the four tonight . This will be enough incentive for them to win today although the Two Blues will tr y

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ir best to make it tough for them . l•omrstora Rovers will enjoy Albert Park as it is ,uilar to David Street in size and surface . ,~jax will certainly test them for a fair portion of the game especially if Rosen and Davis are on song, but having now bridged the gap on Collegians, Rovers will not let that slip by outting in a bad one today and will go home ;th the four points . Today's game at Mackie Road will be like a Grand Final for Glen Eira . They have been in the four all year but now if they go down today ~}1ey are out, a scenario that would not please cc,ach Beddoe . It is going to be hard for them ;, ; the B ombers have really done nothing ;,; rong although both their losses have been his side of town . Both sides will have players , ,turning from injury and it will boil down to vcho wants it more, and perhaps with their lislals chances on the line the Sainters will lift or the occasion and beat a side above them o n the ladder for the first time this year . . PRESS CORRESPONDENTS This Week's Black List ; Old Mentonians only . Please keep up the good work guys only another 4 weeks to go . The numbers are 9-553 1561 home phone and fax, 0412 213 541 is the mobile, or drop me an email to braialecr' optusnet .cozn .au .

A„F~ Congratulates defender L ' on reaching his 150 th ~a _ale with the Club last %veek . Mat started with the Club's Under 19's in 1994 an d has been a regular Senior player since 1995 . A dashing back pocket, Duda was : , vital member of the 1999 Senior Premiership Leam and he has also been a great Club m an heading the Social committee for m an y years . A. true champion, both on and off the field he is admired by a ll at AJAX who congratulate him on his milestone . Well done Duda .

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Daniel Andersen S. Anderson Browne . Prahran : Beer 2 Pang Herridge Rhodes Campbell . Best:: Pitts Kellow Pang Rhodes Norman Beer . Umpires: T. Brooks S. Morgan (F) 13 .11 (89) AJAX 3.4 7.7 11.10 1 .6 6.9 8 .15 14 .22 (106) Glen Elm . Best : Halphen Davis AJAX : Rosen 5 Davis 4 Sheezel Konsky Dukes Kalb Rosen Dukes Welder Konsky . Glen Eire : Gilmore 6 VamFalUs 6 Massis Caruana. Best: Gilmore Massis Minis Dirnachki Govan Tkocz Gray . Umpires: S . Payton A . Thwaites (F ) MERVE`r 3 .0 6 .2 9.6 12 .7 (79) ST HEDES MEIdTOPtE 2 .2 3.3 5.6 6 .9 (45) COLLEGIANS St Bodes R3mtone: Gomez 2 Petratos 2 Bignell 2 Walsh Recupero Chaplin : Moss Parsons Drury Chaplin Waters T . Best Waters S Falkingham Moss Walsh. Collegians: Hoist Gordian Farr Moon Wiseman Baxter . Best: Gribble Hart Hoist Farr McCann Moon. 5.9(39) 1.3 1 .5 3.6 BULLEEN' [PLESTOWE CAULFIEI ) ( -.' RiAtdS 6.4 9 .7 9.10 12.13 (85) . Best: S.Bo}rcl Mason Bull r T- . . . . : .. towel Agasta 3 Teskey P.Wolnizer : Carver 3 Walker PA'tolnfzer ,osta Dowlan . Caulfield Grammarians Coutts 2 Elias 2 M .Harrison Docker Rynberk Cassidy Deal . Best: Thompson Jacobs Dalwood Rusher k,Carver S .Craven.

6.8144) 0 .2 2.5 4 .5 OLD MEh°1'4 S 6.2 9.3 16.7 17 .10 (112) OLD ES.4ENDOld Old h3entoaians : C .Alexander Ball M.Fisher Kennedy M .Mackay Merel . Best : Kennedv C Slexander Petrie Moodie Liaised Sunter . Old Essendon : Hexter 6 McGowan 3 Morgan 3 Lutterschmldt 2 Ridley 2 . Best : Hunter McGowan Ridley Newbold Niorgan .Burns. 10.8 15.11 (101) Pd ROVERS 1 .3 6.4 4 .1 6.3 6 .7 8.10 (58) PRABRAN Hampton Racers: Duddy 5 Marshall 3 Flahlte 2 David Anderson Lanagan McGregor Midwinter Nitschke. Best: Duddy D. Anderson Ftahve Wheeler Woolrich Lanagan. Prahran: W . Watford 2 Stewart 2 Killeen Fraser Lane Beattie . Best: Beatte Eastham Fraser Wtlde Stewart Kairouz . 1.4(10) GLEN EIRA 0.0 0 .0 1 .3 4.2 8 .6 15.7 18.8 (116) AJAX AJAY_ D .Rubenstein 4 Basist 4 Buckley 3 Lelkovic 2 Krasnostein 2 E.Rubenstetn 2 Jolson. Best : Buckley D .Rubenstein Roth Let}rovic Finkel Godlewlcz. Glen Eira: A . Game. Best: hlascali Richard Plerez Jones Dootan Egan.

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l SECTION arr Hickey The struggle for entry into the 2nd Semi is more interesting than it was a few weeks back . Percentage only now divides the top three, with the Hoes having the softer run home compare d with that of the Bears or Wells . The Hoes meet no side presently in the four, while the Bears and Wells each play Aquinas . The Bloods look quite safe though, hard to see either the Blues or Panthers beating them at this stage . The John Elliott 250th went off without a hitch (apart from him being in a losing side!), and it was the largest crowd I've seen at the Bulleen Campus . Thanks go to the field Umps, Ian Burgess & Peter Griffiths, for their cooperation . Especial thanks to St Leos President, Kevin Witham, and his entire Club, who could hardly have been more helpful throughout, and whose participation in the biggest after match at Old Carey in years was superb . David Rimmington, the Carey Sports Complex Facilities Manager, was a tower of strength, as were the whole Mudge family . All in all, Amateur Football did itself proud . Old Carey went down fighting against St Leos in an entertaining match in which the Animals established a four goal break early in the 1st term and defended it effectively from then on . The Panthers had their chances in the 3rd when they controlled the ball but kicked 2 .10 to waste their good up field play. James Manton in the middle, David Pitcher on the ball, and flanker Matthew Flood, all did well for a very even bunch of Animals ; Travis Bull was a powerhouse at CHB & in the Ruck for the Panthers, Martin Heppell a dynamic on bailer, and Chris Hickey effective through the middle and at FF . University Blacks found the going hard against Monash Blues in the 1st & last terms, but did enough in the two middle segments to take the points and the Cowen Frearson Cup . Blacks had a host of good players with Jimmy Ryan having a ton of kicks on the ball, Sling McArthur similarly in the centre, and Moose Mackie was strong at CHB . For the Blues, Chopper Newman starred at HB and on the ball, Liam Holloway contested well at CHF, Sam Lloyd at HBF and Ben Merlin on a wing also had good ones . Ivanhoe Assumption had a gutsy win over Banyule, neither team being at full strength, but the Hoes' big 3rd quarter put them ahead after a torrid first half, and they were able to answer everything the Bears threw at them in the tense 4th term . Hoes U 19's skipper, Eilan Healy wa s 16

BoG in a magnificent tea m performance, with Tom Healy very effective up forward . Wade Keenan & John Turnbull were prominent for the Bears . Old Camberwell were too good for Old Geelong with dominating 1st & 3rd terms, and moved into 2nd place on the ladder. Wells were happy with Simon Ham up forward, Matt Hansen in defence, Justin McLean through the pivot, plus Travis Hardman on his wing . OGS best was defender David Bolton, with Fitzgerald & Jones both prominent in the forward line. Yarra Valley couldn't match the Aquinas machine, the Bloods gaining q break early and never looking back. Craig Thomas did the damage at the sharp end for Aquinas, Matt Hunter was lively at HF and on the ball, while Glen Whitehead was his consistent self at HB . The Bushrangers contested every possession all day but were let down by their turnover rate : their better players were Luke Taylor & David Stevenson on the back lines, Scott Fyffe on a wing, Phil Valoppi in the middle, and James Keem with 5 goals. TODAY'S GAMES

St Leos Emmaus battle University Blacks in a very interesting game; statistically, both still have a wisp of a chance of making the four, so neither will have the foot off the peddle today, just in case. Last time round, Blacks found the Animals' mosquito fleet hard to counter, and they'll have the same problem today . That, plus the odd geometry of Bennettswood, leans me towards the home side to take the points by a whisker. A prediction which should give Kane Bowden added ammunition! ! Monash Blues host Ivanhoe Assumption, an d, regardless of the Hoes injury woes, the visitors should be too desperate and committed to let this one slip . The Ashers' ground speed will stretch the Hoes to the limit ; but the latter's disciplined approach should give them a 5-6 goal win. Aquinas welcomes Banyule in a real test of how well the Bloods are travelling, and how the Bears are coping with injuries. Two weeks back, the Hoes found the Bloods' scoring power a handful, and so will the Bears today . By the same token Continued on page 62 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2001

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11 ; ( sc . .as on Old Haileyburians as -id lost three out of the last four . U . Blues Mvu= ugainst the Bloods sho ~d rm to lead 3 .1 to 0 .5 at the first chai, - : ~ F .ct,rn ~ :, it a + we tast ena_nge â&#x20AC;˘ f :' ', "' . - ;" -_ turned in a Yv. uv . -u ~_ LU , a_ . T is great earl y 90's form in finals and rep s . le was helped by Stephen Klrsenov, rv .iore derson ! Drew Slimmon for the Blues to to s by 15 points, 9 .14 (68) to 6 .4 (40). Byrns, Nic Morey, And Dave Coi net,' 9 in defeat for the Bloc : . A coi,nie of re<# in , . Th ~ IFC lege : 1 400 VA A c, j C No t space to record all C- .rr ; ,; . Not too m< <iy coaches chalk up 200 games h a clu b at Old Mentonians congratulated Bert Ca: ert. 1:s to Peninsula's strong leader Pete r a dual best and fairest and inspiration t o all . For -jre fourth successive season Old Scotch and Old Xaverians met in Club XVIII South Grand Final. In the three previous games in 1996, OX had scored 33 goals to OS's 7 goals . OX were red hot favourites . Well, at the last change the scores were OX 4 .5 (29) to OS 4 .2 (26) . OX were too strong and celebrated so well they failed to send in best ,1~-.yers and goalkickers . Old Scotch's best were Â° ; ontgomery, Langley, Williamson . Final seor : ere OX 8 .7 (55) to OS 5 .4 (34 )

:aGt9 - 199 1 Old Hk f' eyburians beat second team Collegians by 5 points to be one game out of the four, final scores 17 .13 to 16 .14. Rick Schober kicked his 5th goal for Collegians at the 31 minute mark and then surged forward only to hear the siren . Best Were Schober . Mount, 'Wallace (Coll), and Old Haileybury saw wonderful performances by Andrew Walden (7 goals), Seccull, Williams . 'D' section scribe Peter Lemon returned from Africa and boasted to the other scribes that he had an International tipping record - 100% . He'd picked Italy to Win the first Italy v . Namibia Rugby test . Robin Martin, after 18 years became the first MHSOB player to reach 300 games which included 180 senior games . A wonderful clubman, Robin had been a member of the committee since 1977 . As the scribe said "a social 20

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able to ''ek themselves to victory ove r by thirty five points. This contrasted with th r one goal total in Round 13 . The seaside air must have helped! , P ola had probably their best result of th e Zen with straight kicking they defeate d by fifty four points . Salle can thank their own second quarte r efforts as well as the inaccuracy ol °' ° in the second half, for their six point victory . match was a bit of a high standard and displayed many of the skills of Australian Football . Best for De La Salle were ; veterans, Phil Brasher and Brendan Boy as well as Captain, David "Bomber" Jennings and Stuart Lewin . Nigel MacPherson in the ruck was best for Prahran . He was assisted by Chris Belez, "Ant" (Anthony) Lawrence and Andrew Tucker . were impressive as they over 01 powered an under strength Mazenod by seventy eight points . '' ie "O.M's" were well served by No . 53 as a half forward and Michael Verge, whose odds for a second Mason Medal have shortened . Best for Mazenod were ; Sean Bilston, full back, Richar '. Bournon, Steve "Funky" Balloch and Cam Busby. After a close opening quarter. 01 gradually exerted supremacy over leaders, : who failed to convert opportunities and whose turnovers proved costly . The second half saw Old Xaverians draw right away and win by the "Heinz" margin - fifty seven points . Best Players for Old Xaverians were; Ben Perry, Chris Carrodus, ruck man, Nick Hart and until injured, veteran, Tim O'Sullivan . Although no one player stood out for St Kerins, Tom Collins, John Fogarty and George Katavolas tried hard . :cnt to the top of the ladder as a resul t of their thirty seven point victory over Marcellin, whose performance seemed flat after many weeks of virtual elimination finals. Early in the third quarter, Marcellin appeared to be closing the gap, but their efforts faltered and Collegians went onto record a comparatively easy victory . Their best players were; Phil Baxter, Simon Day, and Dave Perkov. Best for Marcellin were; Rod Becvni, Jeremy "Gooey" Golds

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:)ORT'S BOO K "Your Coaches' Association" Life After Coaching Part 2 (ii) 9ciriart Hurley has coached at three Olymp ic Garnes and was the foundation basketball coach at the Australian Institute of Sport . He retired frona elite coaching in 199 7 to pursue n career i n business management. Ho,:-i do you prepare yourself for life after coaching? Look into forming a consultancy It is the era of consultancy . Establish your own company, or at least be aware of how these work . The day you get fired or retire, then you have a rcady career to move into, as long as you have something to sell or offer. In preparing for 'life afdc.r coaching and to help you with your present coaching, you have to work on skills which might not be part of your everyday education in roaching. This education makes you a better ,rounded coach and person, as well as providing you with a broader base for 'life after coaching . Coaches must realis e -You are ready-made to pursue a career in business ,Coaching is one of the buzzwords in business these days . Businesses need people with the skills I have outlined . Leadership, building teams, making decisions, coping with change, planning etc. are in high demand in business . There is no better time than the present for coaches to get involved in business education and projects . While the stories of our great victories are nice to hear in speeches, it is really our management skills that are needed in business . Of course some of us are well positioned to start our own businesses in consulting, sports stores, fitness advisory, health clubs and sports instruction . You can work in the media Your knowledge of skills and tactics makes you well qualified to make comment in the media . I believe coaches are better equipped to do this than athletes are, even though athletes are the ones pursued by the media (mainly on the grounds of their profile, rather than their ability to commentate) . More coaches are needed as commentators to upgrade the standard of commentary and to avoid the embarrassment of seeing athletes pretend they know what they are talking about . You can't wait for the phone to ring, once you leave coaching

We all probably think that once we leave our coaching career we will be overwhelmed with interest, and all we have to do is wait by the phone . I can tell you that if you do this, you will be waiting a long time . The community doesn't realise your skills or abilities. After all to many people we are glorified Phys Ed teachers or exathletes who probably have few other interests or abilities . Hopefully you will have your avenues already prepared, but if you don't, then get onto the telephone and float your ideas with prospective employees . In many cases they are not aware of your interests . Going in to business for yourself is always an option The days of the sport shop or learn to swim might still be with us, but your options today are much more varied . Look around at the number of excoaches who have set up their own businesses in insurance, financial advising, media, public speaking, marketing, sales and management (as consultants of clubs and sports) . You don't have to give up coaching when you retire or change job s While you may not have the opportunity to elite coach on the track or court any more, you can do part time coaching with juniors and within development of your sport . There are opportunities to travel overseas to other countries to give lectures or clinics . These opportunities can be in Third World countries or with your world power opponents who want to secure your intellectual property . Again, don't wait for the phone to ring. Coaches are generally good administrators in any sport It's not that difficult for coaches to move to another sport . The principles are the same . Many clubs are looking for managers and CEOs to bring to their sports what you have given your sport . They see you as an opportunity to 'catch up' . You can have a future in the Olympic movemen t This can be a very good way to go . You only have to look at the recent Olympics to see how many excoaches have moved into the OAC or related activities . Of course this does take time, but if you plan the move many years ahead it may be possible . By Adrian Hurley Spogts Coach Vol 23, No4 , 2001

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KNITWEAR Williamstown CYMS hosted Mentone Amateurs in a forerunner to the finals . The CY's certainly prepared for the match as such, with Tim Watson taking training durinf-; the week. While they were able t o push the top side, the Vultures maintained their perfect record and registered what amounted to a ,nail biter' in the context of their barnstorming season to date . It was another test for Macgeorge's side ; another from which it has emerged supreme . Other winners were Salesian, Parkside, La Trobe and Oakleigh . REVIEW Mentone overcame 11Uiliianastown's two loose men in defence to set up a 17 point lead at qrtr time . The second term saw the home side apply some effective pressure to the Vultures and the 3 point difference at the main change reflected the closeness of the contest . With the use of the breeze in the third qrtr, Mentone was well held for most of the term before 3 late goals (2 to Macgeorge) extended the lead to 22 points at the final change . The CY's attacked early but were unable to convert and the Vultures steadied to close out the game . Cocks (wing), Munro (back pkt) and Wuchatsch were best for the vanquished, while White, Gallagher and Stephens were best for the victors . Salesian regained second position with a 7 goal win over Powerhouse. No report from the game, though Grace's haul of 7 continues a terrific season for him . La Trobe came home with a wet sail to over run Kew, who had led for most of the day . Kews second and fourth qrtrs netted just 1 .5 collectively which wasn't enough to stop the Trobers, whose 5 goal final term proved a match winner in an otherwise low scoring contest. La Trobe's best included Murray, Camm and Cummings while Kew was well served by Sam Bruno (CHB) and flanker Fitzgerald . Oakleigh and Peninsula played a good brand of football in their opening term, though the Krushers' 19 point lead at qrtr time could well have been more with better kicking. The Pirates kept the home side goalless in the second to take a 7 point lead into the long break . Cameron Marshall (16 marks) combined with Dooley and Bill Papadopoulos to dominate much of the 'premiership qrtr' to take what proved to be a decisive 16 point lead into the last . The Pirates had their chances early in the last but wasted their opportunities and were caught on the rebound by the likes of Bromley and Kitts, who helped the Krushers to a 34 point win . Payze, Powney and Goldthorp were Peninsula's best. Parkside started full of running and established an

early lead only to relax in the second as West Brunswick took control and used its better players to wi n the centre clearances and win back the lead at 1/2 time . Wise, Soligo and the other Red Devils' runners shifted up a gear in the third qrtr, with Marulli (6 goals) particularly damaging to help Parkside skip 5 goals clear and effectively end the contest. Bailey and Benjamin were again good for the Wests, while Shelton continues to impress . PREVIEW Another 'top two' clash with Mentone taking on Salesian at Southern Rd . The Vultures were made to earn the points last week, and today should be no different. Both teams have a pretty consistent level of talent, except Mentone possesses more match winners - which will again prove the key . Salesian simply can't match Mentone where it matters most on the scoreboard . Promises to be another tough contest, with the Vultures to win by 38 points . Powerhouse hosts La Trobe and is not without its chances. The Trobers have been the best team outside the four and should win, but the House will throw everything at the in what could be their last realistic chance at a win . I'm prepared to back them to cause a minor upset and get their first points by the narrowest of margins. Parkside is prone to lapses, and can't afford to do so against Kew (although the Ks are often guilty of the same sin) . Laurie Zerafa will be imploring his charges to put more four qrtr performances together knowing how crucial this will be in a few week's time. Kew will keep them honest, but the Red Devils have too much to look forward to and should win by a 5 goal margin, Peninsula has its work cut out againsi Williamstown, with the CY's knowing that a cvir could see them back in second spot . The Pirates wi â&#x201A;Źlenjoyaspiwhtrguesmaklon journey around the Bay, and will need to be at theb peak to push the Seagulls . Promises to be a harc fought encounter with the marking strength of thf CY's among the obstacles for the home side . West Brunswick takes on Oaklefgh and will idespratosntherwiandxtrceis l from the relegation . The Krushers have enjoye( generally good form of late but will lose if they take i easy today . The Westies will be hoping to compill some consistent qrtrs but probably lack the firepowe of the Oakleigh side, who should win by 27 points .

played his gr at the CY's . the burly full forward in the i,,.ro's who despite his size is a quick elusive player with great goal sense and accurate kick . Unfortunately like all full forwards his hand ball skills do lack . Always doing work around the club and especially behind the bar the club is wrapped to have a fine player and person reach this milestone . ~.rso Tim 'T' -g'~b' F°°°is has taken over 1 7 rne . Tim was snatched ars to reach his '_! from the Under 19's in 1984 to play in the premiership senior side . Tim's work in the film industry has seen him work in all places around the ~ ,: orld in the past decade, including the bright lights of Hollywood . He says there is nothing better than donning on the blue & gold jumper and playing footy with his mates . Took a long time but well done Tim . Tick tick tick pc ' :_ Peter Dean 150 games . Like his na:,_ .:sake at Carlton, Peter Dean is the leader of the pariskde backline . He is a proud and fearless footballer, and his close play puts an opposition star out of business every week . Occasionally, Peter minds an on-baller and gets the chance to display his fitness, skills and goal-kicking ability . Having overcome many injuries to reach 150 games, Peter should bolt in the next 50 . Vin Romano 100 games. Vin is a tough and strong utility player who stands out in heavy traffic. He covers his lack of pace with courage and fitness, and a good football brain . Vin sacrifices his body to assist his matches and is respected as the perfect team man . He was the first of Parkside's Italian contingent, and is the oldest o f

the four Romano brothers . Rob Wise & Alex Inglis 50 games . Rob is the best runner at Parkside and has clocked up hundreds of miles and two senior B&Fs in his fifty games . Alex is a tall and rangy backman in the reserves who was made VC as a reward for his consistent efforts . Both players should have long careers and many fine games with Parkside .

Macgeorge Williams Payze Thain Beck N . Pavlou Burgess Lafranchi Ros s Krohn

CLUB L.5` WK TOTAL D2 SECTION 114 Mentone 85 Williamstown 48 Peninsula 42 Salesian 38 Parksid e 92 RESERVE 31 Powerhouse 27 Williamstown 22 New 18 Parkside 17 Peninsul a

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4 .3 7.8 10.14 12.18 (90) rr~i d,7A' :3T0WN CYMS 6 .5(41) p,-_F ? ; rOpig 1 .0 2.1 3 .2 Wmssc :. :o= Hann 3 Pach 3 Black 3 J .Payne Dowsey Bauras. Best Hann Dowsey Path Grieve Daniel Black . Mmtc= Ross 3 Peraazo SOlhmn Cousins . Best Stlllutan McMillan Perarzo Cousins T.SullNan. 2.1 4 .3 5.6 8.8 (56) SALESIAN 0.3 4 .6 4.7 6.10 (46) POWERHOUSE Salesim- D.Bou•man 3 Byrne 3 Chalmers 2 Chapman . Best: Atkins Anderson . Dean Urwin Considine Brain Rainey Chalmers Forbes Cooke BknvBetd . Best: Rainey Benbow Marshall Urwin Ryan Evan s 4.4(28) 3.2 LA •iROHE 02 2 2 8.8(56) 3 .3 3.4 7.4 NEW . Best: Fanning Hopkins Francis Storer Peters La Truism Storer 2 Watson 2 Smith . Kam Wayland 4 Perri 2 Symes Drago . Best Wayland Beattle Giansante Ryan Horgan Looker 6.6(42) 1 .1 2.1 2 .3 OAKLEIGH PENINSULA 0 B 2.3 7.4 8 .7 12.11 (83) : Hogan OgtPvie Oakkilpt McKenzie 2 Monaghan Mouiis Sposito Gook Best Mortis ConneIlan Nikalds Moore . PeaWsub. • Sampson 3 Altchiswi 3 Mitchell Hanson Muir. Best Powell Marma Hanson Palmer Sinclair Sampson . 42(26) 12 2.2 3.2 WEST BRUNSWICK PARg4SIDE 2 .4 3.4 8.7 13.10 (88) W~d • Carmichael 2 Baker Vitale . Best: M Lewis C Lewis Baker Bridges J Heyuaad McNamara . Padiskim M Ross 2 Hogan 2 Allan 2 G Panjart Cassar Tyson Mangos Martinez Singleton lsanen . Best: Team E(Iort.

D2 Section KEW Coach : Serge D'Angelo Res.: Greg Crimmins 1 B Lafranchi

LA TROBE UN I VERS ITY Coach: Andrew Sutherland Res. Coach : Clinton Perry

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2 L Fitzgerald 3 G Horgan

1 . M . Bakogiannis 2 . S . Fredrickson

1 M . Hovey 2 R . Gallagher

4 G Crimmins 5 L Bradley 6 N Tinnetti

3 . D . Sheldrick 4 . C . Perry ry 5 . A. Randell

7 T Aitken 8 N Derrico 9 A Eaton

6 . B. Cameron 7 . S. Gemmola 8 . J. Camm

3 M . Dixon D . Emmett 5 A. White 6 C . Stephens 7 K. Gu rt ler

10 B Cullen 11 B Woodhouse 12 J Growco tt 13 C Kyriakou

9. L . Walker 10 . A . Hewi tt 11 . J . Le W 12 . M . Forrest

14 J Looker

13 . T. Luderman

OA KI.EIGII A .F.C . Coach: Russell Bruerton Res Coach : Pad Nfldds

PAR K RID E Coach: Lau ri e Zarata Res Coach: Mark Row e

1 B. Gec 2 A. Bloomfield

1 R Adams 2 W Thomson

3 D. MacKenzie 4 P. Papadopoulos 5 T. lanchello 6 R. Dooley

3 S Pino 4 D Warre n 5 T Stonehouse 6 A Stuart

7 B. Hall 8 R. Marshall

7 J Muscat 8 J Chilcott

9 J . Moutis 10 M . McHen ry 11 C. Hanley 12 S . Day

9 A Constantin i 10 A Vita 11 B Hockey (VC) 12 D McCal l

13 A. King

13 S . Randle

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14 M . Etcell 15 Mi Sullivan 16 J . McCarthy 17 C. Sullivan 18 T. Sulliva n C. Stewa rt 20 P. Krings 21 D. Kelly 22 S . Barker 22 P. Murphy 23 Ma Sullivan 24 X . Smith 25 G. Uptin 26 A . Roc k 27 M. Wise 28 C . Johnston

14 A . Schultz 15 G. Redford 16 B . Arthur 17 A . Hunter 18 J. Connellan 19 P. Taylor 20 T. Adamic 21 A. Monaghan 22 M. Burt 23 P. Dickie 24 S. Kitt s (C) 25 C . Marshall 26 A. Kitt s 27 J . Knapper

14 V Roman o 15 D Moodie (C) 16 M Ross 17 A Romano 18 A Reginato 19 C William s 20 D Singleto n 21 M Schwab l 22 R Wise 23 R Bec k 24 R Marulli 25 M McPherso n 26 S Ros s 27 D Matthews

28 M. O'Brien

28 A. Khodr

28 R Ma rtinez

29 M. Merfield 30 N . Freese 31 B. Matlock 32 B. Coleman 33 N . Wilkins 33 D . Andrew 34 D . Sheehan 35 M . Johnstone 36 C. Ogier 37 T. Macgeorge 38 S . Perr az o 39 A . Fimster 40 C. Goddchild 40 D. Nichol s 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 . Hollingwo rth 52 G . Wyatt 53 D . Noonan

29 J . Sposito 30 A. Moulang 31 T. Bromley 32 B . Gant 33 M . Clark 34 L. Head 35 R. Nuske (RC) 36 J . Tolley 37 P. Torpey 38 B . Papadopoulos 39 M . Dordevic 40 1 . Moore 41 J. Brue rton 42 S. Dalton 43 J. Seymour 44 N . Smith 45 P. Leslie 46 P. Andonopoulos 47 C . Little 48 A. McKenzie 49 G . Orlando 50 . P. Taylor 51 . J . Kerley 52 . M . Pitsos

29 S Toffu l 30 M Yandle 31 S Hoga n 32 J McCall (RVC) 33 K Alla n 34 M Roman o 35 G Panjari 36 M Hoyn e 37 J Panjari 38 F Darrig o 39 K Nobl e 40 M Cassar 42 P Dean 43 J Hubbar d 44 P Solig o 45 B McGillia n 46 C Wels h 47 C Tyson 48 M Heal y 49 S Collier 50 B Carma n 51 G Davies 52 B Cassano 53 P Roman o

53 . D. Pearson

54 S Marino

54 M . Coppock 55 C. Hogan 56 C. Hard Y 57 R . Keating 58 L. Thomas 59 W. Ogilvie 60 S . Kay

55 J Eastwoo d 56 G Massett 57 C Ros s 58 T Mangos 59 S War e 60 J Drakopoulo s 61 P Tascone 62 J Willets

8 D . Perrin 9 P. Emme tt 10 B. Sebrie 10 T. Stillman 11 C. O' Meara 12 M . Davies 13 M . Hayes

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 35 R Bruno (RDVC) 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 Byrnes 48 L Jensen 49 S Vidler 50 J Griffiths 51 M Blair 52 R Campagna 61 S Moussi 62 B Mc Gauchie 64 J Cronin 65 M Ayers

14 . L. Wakeling 15. B . Auldist 16. S . Bray 17. S . Gloury 18. B . Grant 19. S . White (VC) ~) 20. A . Murphy 21 . D . Edmunds 22. P. Stewa rt 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 34 . S . Paterson 35 . J . Eyre 36 . T. Mawdsley 37 . C. Porter 38. A . Willis (C) 39. N . Rosengreen 40. R . Slater 41 . A . Samson 42. D . Gleeson 43. A. Poulton 44. R . Mather 45. D . McKeekin 46. D . Hartley 47. H . Girdwood 48 . L. McNamara 49 . M . Day 50 . K. Hopkins 51 . C. Francias 52 . T. Stauton

66 J O'Kane

53 . A . Tucker

55 P. Dynes

67 T Beatt ie 68 B Mc Gauchie 99 S Bruno

54 . T. Peters 55. A . Cummings 61 . B . Launikonis 63. J. Laidlaw 65. A . Hall 66. A. Ballie 70. J Dumaresq

57 D . Fraser 58 J . Noona n 61 K. Lockha rt 65 T. Allinson 70 T. Rogers 73 M . O'Meara 74 S . Penton 77 B . Fleming 78 M . Cerritelli

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16 M Higgins 17 C MacLeod (RC) 18 F Doyle 19 J Evans 20 B Ryan 21 D Miller 22 S Evans 23 S Craven (C) 24 D Boland 25 S Cummins 26 J Senior 27 J Robertson 28 D Murrihy 29 R Cassio 30 N Miller 31 R Marshall (RVC) 32 A Benbow 33 R Taylor 34 J . Marsh 35 J Kilpatrick 36 A Robinson

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37 T. Stewart 38 R. Haworth 39 B.Cooper 40 A. Dillon 41 S.Farrow 42 A. Hanson 43 B.Jarett (Rc) 44 A. Kelson 45 R . Martin 46 A.Oneil 47 -Palmer 48 A .Bonne r 49 J .Crowder 50 L. Saville 51 R . Jones 52 C. Alexander 56 A. Piesley 57 H. Shorten 59 A.Powell 61 M .Natalizio 62 P.Sinclair 69 J.Muir

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50 C Jones 51 J Best 52 S Rafferty 54 J Blowfeid 55 D Yates 56 J Mahoney 57 R Kang 61 S McCrae 62 A White 66 D Wright 71 L O'Sullivan 88 G Scotland

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8 S Logan 9 A Campbell 10 D Oliver 11 A Dave y 12 A Gaspari

13 I Bobetic 14 C Roache 15 D levoli 16 P Turley

17 M Ferwerda 18 A Sexton 19 S Brown 20 A Seager 21 A Bates 22 R Stevens 23 M Smith

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1 A Hamilton 2 P Hamilton 3 G Heppel l 4 C. Lehmann

5 A Cannane 6 C . Lewis 7(a)FV'Raie

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11 H . Bailey 12 B Clarke 13 S . Brockley

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17(R)R Plochino 18 D Oldha m 19 P Dervan (RC ) 21 L Monkhurst 22 M Saunders 23 T Wheele r 23(R)A Bouras 24 J McCutcheon 24(R)C Pach 25 P Thomson 25(R)G Burges s 26 L Grochowski 27 C Mathew s 28 A Kosmato s 29 P Vincent 30 T Turcinovich 31 A Bartolo 32 X Toby G Rickard 33 34 B Jones 35 C Bergin 36 A Blac k 37 B Hynes 38 S Smith 39 M Holland 39(R)A Carter J Munro T Campbel l 41 42 D Wouda 43 B Grant 44 M Mannin g 45 J Hyne s 46 T Ferris

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CONGRATULATIONS: Congratulations to the following umpires tha t have been promoted - E Pe- Is, r Paul With on - _ ' i; T. Andrew Chapman, Nick E , _ esra yt€sn 'C' Section . p - 'tied the Congratulations to Grant knot' on July 21st and now honeymooning!!! Apparently had a superb bucks night . . .ask A .D . or Rick Love and they will tell all. Grant can't remember much!!! ! VG (t : . :,'t ) would like t o and 1 for a great day last Saturday and to all those t io celebrated with him that night. L At last Thursday's Association Meeting, Ken er and Mark Gibson were voted in as Life

Members for the VAFAUA and will receive their Life Membership badges at the Annual Dinner in August. Between them they notch up 30 years of dedication and commitment to the association . We ll Done Guys ! COACHES CORNER : • Mark Fraser (AFL Recruit + No . 32 Green) is umpiring with the VAFAUA for the next two weeks . Over the past couple of weeks he has umpired in Division 1- EDL, umpired a QAFL game an d a game at the Under 18's Championships . He is also scheduled to do 2 VFL games . What a year he has had

already. . . .maybe this will infl uence other AFL players to take up umpiring . • Over the past two years quite a few junior umpires have joined the VAFAUA from other leagues and are slowly progressing up the grades slowly but surely to 'A' Section and adjusting well . Just to name a few - Simon Payton, Sean Scully (Essendon District), Paul Berry, Justin Lipson (Morrabbin Saints), Troy Brooks (Southern League), Tri stan Bower (Old Haileybury Reserves), Chris Collins, Andrew Fyffe (Yarra Va lley).

MUMTS YOUR D ECISION: LAST VXEK: Answer to July 28th Question - The field umpire will give the Collegian's player a 25 metre penalty and then issue the yellow card to the player or report him if the language was abusive etc towards the umpire . This week's winner is Mr. S .

Nichols - Old j Essendon 1 A F C supporter Fax details to Rill Stevens on 9531 2050 to receive your prize. . T Play is on the 45m line of Oakieigh's scoring end. Oakleigh is in control of play and no Mentone player is near play so the player runs . A whistle has blown . The second umpire has seen the full back for Oakleigh hit the full forward for Mentone 25 e es out from the Mentone scoring end . What is the Field Umpire's decision ? S E90. . . . - (Boundary) started in 2001, Nic'anar. _.- Normie, 12 Games, Umpires in 'D' Section, AFL Team - North Melbourne, Hobbies : Playing his Electric Guitar and loves umpiring ; MON - (Boundary) started in 1998, 50 games, Umpires in A - D Section, No Nickname, AFL Team - Essendon, Favourite AFL Player Dean Solomon, Hobbies - "Partying' ; JACK FORSYTH - (Boundary) started in 2040, 30 games, No Nickname, AFL Team - Essendon, Favourite AFL Player - Blake Caracella, Umpires in A Section, Hobbies - Athletics . If any member of the VAFA Football Community would like to buy a raffle ticket / book, contact Mark Jenkins on 9576 7061 or ask an umpire who is at your match . Great Prizes - lst Prize is a nifty trailer filled with assorted merchandise and goodies to the value of S1,500 .00 . Donated by Rick Love (Complete Freight Concepts) ; 2nd Prize is $500 .00 Cash Prize donated by Anthony Damen (Personal Mortgage Managers) and 3rd Prize is a weekend for 2 at the Rutherglen Motor Inn (North Victoria) - winery district . Donated by Dianne Whitelev . P CO: I =f"i ; . 30- i-0 :-;.',E

Annual Dinner - 27/8/01 at MCG ; Grand Final Brunch & BBQ - 23/9/01 ; Presentation Night 28 / 9/01 ; End of Season Trip to Albury 14/10/0 1 F= ,17..F.Y . . . All correspondence t o ,corn TuC n0.AATCi 1Q Cl1hTR41 I FR 'J(1(11

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30 Justin Lipson

32 Anthony Damen

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33 Robert Mayston

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32 Mark Fraser

31 Tim Friedman

34 Graeme Morgan

34 Stephen Morgan

33 Simon Stokes

32 Jarrod Aspinall

35 Jason Lane

35 Troy Brooks

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36 Matthew Meier

36 Ian Burgess

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Each week a Coa,'es Hire Player of the Week is announced on this page (one player each section) . Each player qualifies for Team of the Year selection ® Following the final round each month a Coates Hire Player for the Month will be announced. These players are automatic inclusions in the Coates Hire 11AFA Team of the Yea r ® Coates Hire VAFA Team of the Year will be announced at the VAFA Vote Count Night. This night will also include the announcement of the Coates Hire Player of the Year. ROUND 14 COATES HIRE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK A : DANNY BYRNE (ST. BERNARDS ) B : ROBBIE BO N NICI (DE LA SALLE) C : SCOTT McPHERSON (OLD ESSENDON ) D1 : DAVID PITCHER (ST LEOS E MMAUS W/PARK) D2 : MATT CLARK (OAKLEIGH ) D3 : DA N IEL COLO N (ST. JOHNS) D4 : DAVID BOWER! (ELEY PARK) PLAYER OF TH :: : _ - . (APRIL) LUKE HAWKINS (OLD SCOTCH ) PLAYER OF THE M O N " : i '-.°' GRA NT VANDERKRUK (SYNDAL TALLY HO) PLAYER OF THE MONTH (JUNE) DEAN MATTHEWS ( BULLEE N TE M PLESTOWE) PLAYER OF THE MONTH (JULY) DE NVER ARTZ ( HA M PTO N ROVERS)

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A column for everyon~ in Amateur Foot}l ; :Jith Brad Beitze l ~t,'HEN Mazenod selected Dale Grant, who was n with half a right arm, for his first A Section senior s last Saturday, it created one of the best moments had in 15 years of covering community sport . It is 1 :0kward reporting on this as Dale's family, mother ~ qu y, father Phil and girlfriend Bree, said he wants no ,ill-,,ling out . By writing about him it does, but I c~plained to the family this could be a first in our game rxi it should be recorded . On explaining this to Dale, ,i , he gave the all-clear for this piece to go ahead. The ,rtt-<econd pre-game address by Nodders coach David N ;urray best expressed the moment . Prior to speaking n, the group, the meticulous David individually talks to his charges but he took Dale into another room for a one-on-one . This was as a courtesy to clear with Dale that the address would highlight him . "I stand here as a proud man today," David said . "I've had some proud moments in my life, like last year when we won the nremiership. "Today though is different because prior to he start of the year Dale Grant came to my office and ,aid : `I want to get a senior game and I want it on my nerits' . "Well, today is that day . "Dale Grant has mcrcome the odds to make it into this team - can we do ihc same and overcome the odds and defeat Marcellin? ;Mazenod is second last and Marcellin is on top of the Lidder)." Some in the change room were sobbing such :);as the occasion. Dale's opportunity came about with his excellent fitness, he is a natural runner, good form in the seconds, and the established seniors ranks falling with injury. Like most debutants Dale had to wait until the second term to come on and he played the rest of the eame. After half-time Dale picked up Woodrow S1cdallist Dave Waters when he was resting at halfforward . Dale finished with four tackles, one smother, ,is%icks, four handpasses and two marks . "It might be hard to hold my place once we get some of the guys back," Dale said . The club checked with the umpire fraternity to clear what is a handpass for Dale, he strikes the ball with the bottom of his right arm, and the interpretation sat well with both parties . A right-foot kick, Dale negotiates the drop of the ball on to the boot in a natural rhythm . His marking and shepherding are predominantly with the left hand and a sensible use of his muscular body . The Nodders stuck with the Eagles until three-quarter time before the likely minor premiers charged away . Five years ago I saw Justin Rinaldi, who has one eye, win the national 800-metre championship and 15 years ago, at the Victorian swimming championships, a deaf woman competed . In the VFA, prior to WWII, there was a player at Williamstown who had half an arm and last week Gavin Davis, who has three fingers on a hand, made the Australian hockey team . 0 JOHN Elliott did like his nickname suggests and he pulled a big crowd to Old Carey last weekend and FTLOTG was among the 1500 who popped in to see the THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2001

1961 D Section premiership player return to raise $ 10,000 for the club. Congratulations to OC for the way it handled the match. Many parents of school children, who play at the fields in Bulleen, came across to watch Big Jack, or as one parent said "Fat Jack", play his 250th . There was no charge and half of the crowd seemed to be wearing Blues gear. -SOME other noteworthy moments at OC : former Old Ivanhoe coach Stuart Glascott was there and he said the standard was surprisingly high for D1 reserves . I asked Stuart about his three-quarter time address in the A Section first semi in 1999 in which he fired up . "It was a one off and I thought I would do it when it would count most ." Stuart left the club that year and he said : "I couldn't speak more highly of the players at OI ." -ONE of the most incredible sights was injured OC players Cal Phillips and Hayden Francis, who watched the game from the back of a ute, in a couch, while barbequing some snags and burgers ! -OK, this wouldn't be a FTLOTG without a Xavs reference, but the Big Jack is Back show was a curtain raiser to the Xavs school game! As one of the coaches of Xavs College said: "Forget the Old Xavs we're the Real Xavs" . COULDN'T believe my eyes when I went for a walk to De La's number two ground at Basil Reserve in East Malvern. There was Collingwood's Josh Fraser and Damien Adkins sitting in a car watching some Melbourne-based country players train and in particular their mate Matt Storer . I explained that I enjoyed Amateur football and Josh piped up that Xavs' fullforward Dan Richardson manages him at Elite Sports Properties . Told Josh Dan hasn't played much this year due to a broken thumb but Josh said he thought the latest injury was to Dan's wrist . Checked with Dan on his official reason for not playing: "Achilles problem" . Dan expects to be playing today . 0 AND you might recall last week we checked with former Old Xavs president Rob Ralph on whether StKilda coach Grant Thomas was sacked by OX when coaching there in 1992 . Rob said Grant resigned . Ironically, Mike Sheahan, wrote after that : " . . .their (OX) coaching arrangement turned sour (with Grant)" . So back we went to OX . Current president Andy McLean played under Grant and he said: "Players wrote to Grant regretting that he was going to North Melbourne . Grant Thomas was not sacked by us" . This week, we'll check in with Mike . . . as Mike says : "There's more to this story".

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>n 1 : ru,gal 6 4 40 managed to stay in front of a ;termined Geelong 3 9 27 in a very entertaining game . j3oth teams have made the finals and should _4ve good accounts of themselves in next weeks finals . Broadmeadows 6 5 41 defeated a fast finishing Bendigo 4 2 26 . Bendigo finished full of running but couldn't manage to catch the more consistent Broadmeadows who showed good form with the finals a week away . Division 2 : Ringwood Blues finished the season wntn a waix over as Colac failed to make the game on time . ,Hawthorn was decimated by the A.F.L. with half "their team at the M.C.G . instead of Ransford oval giving Maribyrnong a walkover as well. Hawthorn and Colac teamed together to play Maribyrnong an d had a good game with Maribyrnong posting a win . Mambourin Tigers 14 11 95 were far to strong for Moonee Valley Magpies 5 4 34 .

- Mambourin Tigers are looking strong as th e finals approach . Sth Yarra 27 11 173 showed that they are a huge threat in the finals by keeping Parkside

.~coreless. U v ` s 'on S : Broadmeadows finished the season with a wi n t Bendigo in a very entertaining game . I{aringal managed to stay in front all day against Sth Yarra and posted a win for the end of th e n. Bulleen played a match against Geelong and by all reports played quite well and look like being able to hold their own in their debut season next year . .on 1 : Karingal should carry their good form into this game and end Broadmeadows run that has lifted them from the bottom of the ladder and into fourth spot. Karingal has too many falls and Broadmeadows has been hit hard by injuries. Geelong and Nth Ballarat will be a closer game but it looks like Ballarat will be to good for Geelong on form running into the finals . The Geelong side has been playing well all year but Ballarat look like once again playing off on that middle weekend in August . THF AMATFLJR FOOTBALLER 2001

Mambourin Tigers should make the grand final for the second year running as Ringwood Blues have struggled towards the end of the season . Ringwood may surprise but if you go on form Mambourin should once again play in front of the big grand final day crowds . Sth Yarra have been the Essendon of the competition in the last half of the season . The Essendon that has been winning not the Essendon who played Port Adelaide . Maribyrnong has done well to reach the finals but may find it hard to hold the Sth Yarra forwards to a losing score . L C . s: Our new sides a ~ playing two games at 11 .15 a .m . on ovals 1& 2 . Please come and support the players from Bulleen , Gippsland , Albury and Karingal 2 . Two of the teams are playing their first game of F.I .D.A . football and some crowd support would be appreciated . To all those teams that have not made the finals come and support your peers and friends this week and next week on Grand Final Day . We look forward to seeing you at the upcoming presentation night at Hawthorn Town Hall on Friday 31st August .

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P WLDF A % Pts KARINGAL 10 9 10 524 164 319 .51 36 10 7 3 0 270 214 126.16 28 GEELONG N1I-I BA1 I 11RAT 10 6 4 0 292 297 98 .31 24 BRGAD WS 10 3 7 0 2 05 312 65.70 12 BENDIGO 10 3 7 0 237 428 55 .37 12 A % Pts P WLDF STH . Yf1RRA 10 9 1 0 9~ 'i 216 460.64 3 6 GURIN T1G . 10 9 1 0 717 286 250.69 36 RINGWOOD * 10 6 4 0 641 419 152 .98 24 MARIBYRNONG * 10 5 5 0 388 377 102 .91 20 MCX?NEE UALL~,`Y 10 3 6 0 344 640 53.75 12 PARKSIDE 10 3 6 0 264 558 47 .31 12 COIAC 10 3 7 0 264 647 40 .80 12 HAWII-IORN 10 2 8 0 241 752 32.04 8

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Its back! By unpopular demand, the D3 team of the year will be announced in the round 18 record. It would be great to hear from some of the coaches with their opinions of opposition players who are worthy of reaching the ultimate, inclusion in the D3 Super Team! ROUND 14 RE" An undermanned - C's: 5 got over the line against E lste â&#x20AC;˘ in a match c ritical to their final's chances, with only UHSOB to play before encountering the "Dynamic Duo. "

Bt. J o s got back on the winner's list with a hard fought win against 1_~ . The Jocs e xploded fr om the blocks before the game settled into a bit of an Indian arm wrestle with the Jocs finally prevailing. The returning Dan Coulon was superb for the winners who were also we ll served by the Master, Scott Hilton . For the Hawks, teenager Rick Ogge starred whilst the evergreen veteran , Stuie Avery was also good . Uzi High improved on their first round effo rt s when faced with Fit zroy. A long injury list hasn't help the students however with the marvel Fatty Wallace and Josh Maguire playing well they remained competitive against the Ju ggtes. Finally, Rich and overcame S out h Melbourne whilst r --` ' xit Albert Park . ROUND 151 /IEW -rat P ete S , s : Elate c- host St . Johns' OC at mini-E-Park where both teams will have different motives for chasing victory today . The Wickers wi ll want to distan ce themselves from the relegation trapdoor while the JOCs are keen to consolidate their spot in the four. Although the home side have more at stake, I feel the JOCs wi ll continue their mini-revival. saa.wtBaorsa -welcome Richmond Central to Rathmines Road in what should be an intrui.ging contest . The Cobras continue to s lither from the relegation mire, while the Hawks sti ll have hopes of making the finals . Both ve ry important reasons for a victory, but at home, I just can't go against the Hawks. Albert Park entertain South Melbourne D95txiets in the derby match at the Falcons' Lair. Districts probably have only the siinunest of mathematical chances of making finals and will now be looking just to finish as high as possible, while Albert Park will continue to fight off relegation . The Falcons have more to play for, so Albert Park for mine . Monash Gryphons travel to The Zoo to meet UHSOB having narrowly kept alive their winning run, currently standing at six in a row. The students continue to struggle and to be honest, I cannot see an upset here today . After surviving last week with a weakened side, the Gryphs wi ll he keen to continue 36

their upward momentum . Gryphs to w; n. Finally, Match Of The Day sees the clash of the titans as Ben t' ' :, take on Fitzroy Reds at Arthur Street . It has b;.,,n a superlative season so far for the Reds, as inde I am struggling to find new words to describe them . Bentleigh, obviously, are no chumps either, and may fancy themselves on their home turf. After much delib -ation . I've plumped for the Reds . w . - host St.Johns in yet another crunch game for both sides . The Jocs are having a number of stars gradually returning to the fold and might have a bit too much up their sleeve . Richmond make the short trip over the Yarra in what has become a bit of a local derby. These games always produce a tight result and I can't see this going any other way. The Hawks but just . Albert Park and South Melbourne clash down by the lake . The Falcons have gone off the boil a bit in recent weeks whilst South are tending to mix their results a bit . Still, I have fancied that Albert Park would finish the year strong and I think a bit of an upset is on the cards . Falcons for me . Moraasb trek over to the Zoo, to take on Uni High. Monash had a few injury problems last week and will be able to compare notes with the students who have set up their own clinic such is the bad luck they have had this year . Too much to play for, Monash to win . Finally, in what can only be describe as an epic, blockbuster, gate shutter etc ., Fitzroy take on Bentleigh . The two sides have proven to be the best sides of the competition and many believe this will be a prelude of things to come . High potent forward lines will be on display with the twin peaks of Ronchi and Pidito a tough ask for any Fitzroy opponent . Everything suggests Fitzroy but I have hunch Bentleigh might just be primed for this . Bentleigh by 10 points . RESERVES Pete : JOCs, Hawks, Districts, Students, Reds . Ed : Wicks, Hawks, Districts, Students, Reds . SOCIAL

Bentleigh is hosting its famous Auction Night on August 4 (after the Fitzroy Reds game) with lots of sporting memorabilia and other great items up for grabs. More goods are always needed so please contact the club if you have something to offer . South 2~ Districts will be holding their Dinner/Auction on Saturday 11 August at the Powerhouse Function Centre from 7pm until midnight . This is a major fundraiser for all team s

from U9 to senior . Any bookings or offers of items to tnteti on can be made through Maureen McGee by phone on 9690 1740 (h), 9856 2803 (w) or 0419 526 670 (m) •

COi: TACT once again, I c an be contacted via e-mail on peter.PS .WilliamsonLa`centr elink.gov.au ( work) or psdtW547 3 (home), phone on 9920 9054 or fax on ~,920 9097 or Ed on ed.sillCa locker.com.au . A bit thin on the ground with report s this week, time we clicked ;Ick into gear! Again, we'd like to hear from as many l,. ople as possible, so please contact either myself or Ed. tc= :~ 7, a. ;_zl a Goc~ luck to yesr gri.U , V}=`~'A W e ~_ _ _-

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IIeslt? << i-'Ibis week marks the at )tll ~ ~ L, ~ for "^ : FrcoA," Dxv~~ _ in, a true champion both on and off the field . A delight to watch in action who at times has l ad the opposition clapping his aerial eTloits . Well clone and congratulations from all at Bentleigh . Monash Gryphons - champion Lee Wells also reaches the 100 game milestone this week. 'Vellsy" came to the club at the start of 1995 from the Bendigo region, and won four consecutive Best and Fairests between 1995 and 1998 . After only playing occasionally las t season, he was fully refreshed for the start of thi s season an d is still playing great footy at the grand old age of 25! Congratulations Wellsy from everyone at the ';Gtyphs .

TODAY'S MATC-7-7 D3 Section Elsternwick v. St. Johns 0 C Hawthorn Amateurs v. Richmond Central Albert Park v. South Melbourne Districts UHSOB v. Monash Gryphons Bentleigh Amateurs v . Fitzroy Reds

31'. 3v :~ :5 7.0 S'.4 13 .7 20 .10 (130) HA-.': THORN 4 .0 8.3 11 .4 15.6 (96) St J4' .~m : L : Coulon 9 Horbury 5 Hilton 3 Ern_i-y Hartnett Boulton . Best : Horburv Coulon Hartnett Burghona Emery Cockayne . Hawthorn: Lauletta5 Pekin 3 S . Avery 3 Davies Delany Jackamos Reed. Best : Avery Gourlay Oggi Lautetta Reed Burke. Umpires: T. Friedman G . Roberts (F) RICHMOND CENTRAL 5.4 6.7 11 .9 14.16 (100) SOUTH hIELBOUBPiE DISTRICTS0 .3 4.3 7.11 11.12 (78) Richmond CentraL Byrnes 4 Macak 3 O'Sullivan 3 S.Shannon 2 Birt Dutton . Best: Waters O'Sullivan ByTnes .A.t4'hite Kelly C.Whlte. Sth I,3 e: Jacobs 2 Daly 2 Gosney 2 McGee 2 Stepnell Powell Thomas . Best: Aqulllna Stepnell Thomas Luxrord Powell Rosowski . Umpires: J. Lane J . Heffernan (F) 25.26 [1767 18.20 ITZROYREDS 4.6 10 .12 2 .7(19) UHE0B 0.1 1 .3 1.7 Mitchell 5 Wharf 3 Bennie 3 Nave 2 Rawlings 2 Clarke Diacogrtous Byrnes Curtis Johnstone Add!crott Parsons J Debenedetto Doyle J . Best, Jackson P. Wharf Nave Mitchell Bennie Cahill V . UHSOB: Maguire Uebergang. Best: Wallace Maguire Hellner Parker Ludlow Zullokl . Um : R. Marty-n A. Shiels (F) J . Kralevski C. O'Shea (B) C . Dalli A. Chin (G) BENTLEIGH 5 .2 12.2 22 .4 26 .6 (162) ALBERT PARK 2 .0 7.1 9 .5 10 .12 (72) Bentl ' : not received Affiert ' not recefted Umpires: S . McCarthy MO H GRYPHONS 3 .4 7.7 8 .8 11 .14 (80) EISIERNW CS 1 .2 4.4 9 .8 11 .10 (76) M : Killm3ster 3 T ,Bourbon 2 Leeton Flowerday Stratford Healy B Coxhead N Rutherford . ~Best: Gross S Bourbon Blandford Wells Goold Flowerday. ElsYeavwick : O'Connor 2 Missa6lla 2 Brav[ngton 2 Daniels D Byrne Curtain Walker Lllllkakis. Best: Curtain D Byrne C Mahony B Siahony Neill Missaglta. Um : P. Libods T. Foley (F ) -i i ST. JOHNS • .. 1 5 .9 10.14 12.15 (87) HAWTHORN 2.3 6 .2 6.2 7 .6(48) St Johns: Ladson 4 Waters 3 Cotton 2 P,9eulenkamp Hancock Johnson . Best: Dragcvtdge s.arhouris Hall Ladson Koneca Monrow . Hawthorn Collins 3 Pollock 2 Alexander Lord. Best : West Signoriru Reuther Brick Callus Pollock. 0.0 1 .0 1.1 4.5(29) RICHMOND CENTRAL SOUTH MELBOURNE DIBTRICTS5.3 9.5 15 .7 17 .7 (109) Richmond Central: D Shannon 2 Coomber K . White . Best Summers Lane Phelan D.Shannon Funston. Sfh RR • S.Doyle 7 W.Rosowski 3 Baade 2 Henderson 2 McCaulry Maubley Fern . Best :S. Doyle Baade Johnstone M .Doyle Hoy. 7 .6 10.6 12.10 14 .14 (98) FITZROY 1{ED5 UHSOB 1 .1 1 .1 3 .2 3.4(22) Fitzroy Reds: Prior 4 George 2 Vernall 2 Marcon 2 Bance Parsons A . Holderhead Kerr. Best: Kerr Lee Crowe Holderhead Reid Cook P. UHSOB : Cavalien 2 Davidson. Best: Camallen Collins Oakley Davidson Dollence Holmes . 8 .7(55) BENTI GH 2 .2 5.4 6.5 2 .4 4.4 8.5 13.10 (88) AL' RT 'ARK . not receive d Ben :" : not received Albert Park 1 .2 2 .4 5.5 6 .5(41 ) 31 .'.-. GRY HOPIS 1 .1 4 .4 6.5 9.10 ( 64) 2 Leroy 2 Campbell Bagnall . Best : Campbell tromamio Holland Callus Harrah . ElsYerawiek : Hanktn 3 Mut ared 2 Ward B Franken T Byrne Hoskmg . Best: Ward T Byrne Surman B Currie Hankin R1 Franken .

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ion :I G H Coach: Jo-, ; Res. Coach : StE:a 1 . RSmith 2 . N .Pastras 3. J.Storey 4. G . Parmansche 5. S.Allan 6. J . Willox 7. J .Sutton 8 . C.Jackson 9 . P. Chambers 10. M.Phillips 11 . A . Fleming 12 . N .Langdon 13 . B.Payne 14 . S.Fairfield 15 . B.Adamson 16 . C.Roberton 17 . D. McLellan 18 . J . Taylo r 19. A .Steward 20. M .Abbott 21 . S .Waugh 22. S .Redpath 23. T.Faranda 24 . J.Murray 25 . J .Sutcliffe 26 . G .Finn 27 . S .Ridout 28 . R.Buckley 29 . TGoldsmith 30. A .Thomas 31 . S .McGuire 32. D .'Odorico 33. T. Murray 34. G .Meyer-Heinrich 35 . A. D'Mingo 36 . M.Pearson 37 . L.Hogan 38 . C.Lamont 39 . J .Robilotta 40 . M .Lapsley 41 . K .Weaver 42. S .Bolas 43. J.Tsoukas 44. B.Isard 45 . A.Gay 46 . D .MacKintosh 47 . W.Gauci 48 . M .Willis 49 . T.Houston 50 . D.McKay 51 . J . Costello 52. N .Strang 53. M .Williams 54. S. Kid d 55 . D .Allan 56 . P. Kemp 57 . A. Seek 58 . S .Toth 59 . B .Letchford 60 . S .Lawson 61 . C.Brockhouse 77. J .Robertson 78. A .Dee 79. J .Sgroi 80. B.Martyn 81 . TWalton 82. J.Stubbs 83 . C.Jeffrey 84 . D.Harris 85 . G .Daley 86 . H.Ross

Coach : Ron Gordo n Res . Coach: Steve Hall I C Sharp (C) 2 P Morgan 3 A Pittito 4 D Lewis (RC) 5 M Eyles 6 A Weber 7 5 Brown 8 L Martin 9 I Jackson 10 A Henry 11 D Martin (C) 12 L Codarin 13 G Prigg 14 C Martin 15 P Withington 16 P Jemmeson 17 J Psaras 18 H Dwyer 19 S Hall 20 R Fishlock 21 A Graham 23 S Adaway 24 L Holmesby 25 D Gold 26 B Padgham 27 J Seeley 28 M McCulloch 29 A Clough 30 A Miksad 31 R English 32 D Fishlock 33 M Effting 34 D Castro 35 L ireson 36 M Backman 37 P Hutchison 38 G Beatt ie 39 L Pittito 40 J Bounsall 41 J Neve 42 A Mikkelsen 43 5 Sic e 44 G Saddington 45 A Wade 46 1 Picken 47 P Dimattina 48 M 0'Reilley 49 M Clark 50 A Stanes 51 M Pirie 52 L Sampson 53 M Sidney 54 G Richards 55 M Unsworth 56 C Aitken 58 T Caterson 60 F Cavanagh The Bentlelgh Club Licensed Premises Bistro , Gaming & TAB. Ph : 9557 7938

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2. A . Hanki n 3. D . Fitzpatrick 4. A . Tille 5. M . Whelan y 6. D . Brennan 7 . J . McAdam 8 . S. Currie (RC) 9 . T. Hartl y 10 . R. Bravington 11 . L. Missaglia 12 . N. Wigmore 13 . P. Stankovich 14 . B . Mahony 15. M . Noonan 16. M . Surman 17. J . Ward 18. A . Neil 19. A . Peasley 20. K. Currie 21 . P. Stuchberry 22 . M. Mussared 23 . S. Curtain (VC) 24 . A. Foste r 25 . B . Frankin 26 . C. Mahony (VC) 27. M . Daniel s 28. W. Davidson 29. S . Mahony 30. M . Nicol 31 . G . Devonshire 32 . M. Hun t 33 . M. Cunningham 34 . M. Hosking 35 . P. McNally 36 . P. McDonogh 37 . L. Lambert 38. B . Currie 39. P. Allen 40. S . Bacon 41 . J. Yemm 42. J. Lilikakis 43. P. Clark 44. C . Walke r 45 . R. Grandemange 46 . S . Smit h 47 . S . Ritchie 48 . M . Frankin 49 . D. Byrne 51 . M . Purcell 52. P. Roberts 53. B. Hilton 54. S. Kirkham 57. T. Byrne

Senior Coach: Grah -n &'-gePt Res Coach : Andrew Geo ge 1 . M .Frisby 2. A Walsh 3 M .Wharf 4 J .Hamilton 5 D.Kane 6 J .Bennie 7 J .Doyle 8 A .Byrne 9 C .Prior 10 A.Urbancic 11 B.Doyle 13 M .James 14 T.Clarke 15 J .Vernali 16 G .Clohesy 17 B .Lee 18 M .Heenan 19 P.Cook 20 T.Mitchell 21 A .Sainsbury 23 T.Jackson 25 P.Jackson 26 A .Fennessy 27 J.Loft 28 J.Card 29 D .East 31 P.Crowe 32 A.Grant 33 S .Drury 35 A.Mackinnon 38 N .Bishop 39 A .George 40 G.Banc e 41 R .Burgman 42 I .McBurnie 43 A .Marcon 44 B.Hart 46 P.Heaphy 48 V.Cahill 49 A.Puglia 50 B .Aggenbach 51 J .Rawlings 52 B .O'Connor 53 S .Addicott 54 J .Parsons 55 N .Mathews 55 L.Mayman 56 T.Madden 57 R .Rom e 58 B.Neal 59 R .Johnstone 60 A.Parsons 61 G .Virtue 62 N.Auden 63 G .Makdesi 64 D.Trindade 66 D.Timm s 67 R .Holderhead 68 B .Cahil l 69 S .Pidotto 70 S .Dibendetto 71 P.Gun n 72 M.Dikeukos 75 W.Daniel 76 D. Curtis 80 G .Box 81 J .Horridge 84 Z .Senburgs 88 S .Greenwood 97 P.Ronchi 99 P.Diacogiogis 116 G.Schiavo

Coach : Peter Res Coach : P sui nnan 1 a I . Baccin i lb B Hudson 2a G Broadley 2b E Sill 3a G Jackson 3b A Knott 4 E Baltic 5a S Avery 5b B Ruzicka 6a P Avery 6b N Tierney 7 D Moncrieff 8a N Hayes 8b J Mennie 9 R Ogle 10 P Orchard 11 A Sill 12 S Banfield 13 J Povey 14a D Lauletta 14b T Fitzpatrick 15 M Tyson 16a C Reed 16b D Lahiff 17a D Zaverella 17b R Tongue 18 P Ryan 19 J Law 20 5 Parker 21 P Burke 22 A Collins 23a J Micheal 23b M Artin i 24 J Jackomonis 25 M Zaverella 26 D Villan i 27 R Lord 28 D Lackins 29a M O'Brien 29b P Barker 30 K McDougal 31 L Collins 32 P McLennan 33 5 Stevens 34 R Johnston 35 J Carguill 36 M Dao u 37 D Carter 38 B Bruns 39a S Davies 39b D Pritchard 40 B Moore 41 A Donki n 42 T Dixon 43a A Brick 43b1 Chep a 44 B Allder 45 A Burke 46 T O'Hanlo n 47 J Berry 48 C Alexander 49 D McGowa n 52 M Delane y 55 A Saulle

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[offman . ped by a fired u p . ._id foun -' v -=selves behind at the - s this they banged or 1" goals to it (8) the difference ' is the two te; uns. North now find themselve -)a, L the : .i :: r_ d will need some luck to reach t e p h Cobras to shine were Polites, May 4-__ _ while t r the vanquished Newton (4) & Adams ga,,® nn once again . In a m tch all day, at was from all accounts a great bat entaily and physict "y, re -toys from -;ured up a final's berth by slamming home 6 f')a s to 3 in the final term . threw everything a t Ruperts=xoc kitchen sink in the first half and while ~rts-vood withstood the challengc the ph_ c of -2e match took its toll on th e home team who finished the game with 17 fit players . A da; out for the respective fonvards with ivlunccie (10 - SW) and Whitehead (9 - R) having a shoot out at opposite ends . A great game between two potential finalists with Rupertswood victorious this time around . As prec"^ted 4 "' f ewere no pushovers against -, last week . At the half it was, the Turtles by 3 points, but with Rigoni and ett -Bi

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section :,iarcellin v . Old Brighton ,lazenod v. St. Kevin s ()Id Xaverians v . University Blues Old Scotch v. St. Bernard s ,, IISOB v. Old Trinity B Oecioar ;;arth Old Boys v. Old Haileybury at EP Sat ay Old Ivanhoe v . Beaumaris old Paradians v . Therry Penola Ormond v . Whitefriar s Old Melburnians v . De La Salle

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Under-19 Section 1 Old Brighton v. Old Scotch Collegians v . Old Xaverians De La Salle v. St . Kevins Marcellin v . St . Bernards Old Melburnians v . Mazenod Beaumaris v . University Blue s Under-19 Section 2 Werribee Amateurs v . Old Haileybury Caulfield Gr. v . Ormon d St . Leos Emmaus has the bye Whitefriars v. Hampton Rovers Old Essendon v. Old Trinity -' i'o be played on Oval 1 (PEGS) Yarra Valley v . Old Ivanho e

Old Mentonians v . Collegians Old Essendon v . Caulfield Gr . Bulleen-Templestowe v . Prahran St . Bedes Mentone Tigers v . AJAX Fiampton Rovers v . Glen Eir a

Under- 1 9 (2) Blue De La Salle (2) v . Monash Blues to be played at Waverley Park at 11 .3 0 a.m.

Dl Section Ivanhoe Assumption v. St. Leos Emmaus Banyule v . Monash Blue s

MHSOB v . St . Kevins ( 2) to be played at Righetti Oval (59 D3)

University Blacks v . Old Geelong Old Carey v . Yarra Valley Old Camberwell v . Aquinas D2 Section La Trobe University v . Mentone Amateurs Kew v. Power House Salesian 0 C v. Peninsula 0 B Williamstown CYMS v . West Brunswick Oakleigh v . Parksid e

D3 Sectio n Richmond Central v. Elsternwic k South Melbourne Districts v . Hawthorn Amateur s St. Johns 0 C v . UHSOB Monash Gryphons v. Bentleigh Fitzroy Reds v . Albert Park D4 Section Bulleen Cobras v. Mt. Lilydale Werribee Amateurs has the bye Swinburne Uni . v. North Brunswick Rupertswood v . Syndal Tally-Ho Old Westbourne v. St. Marys Eltham Collegians v. Eley Park "a T4lC A~Al.TCI IO C(111TR~1

South Melbourne Districts v. Oakleigh Glen Eira v. Old Xaverians (2) Mentone Amateurs v . AJAX

Under- 19 (2) Red Aquinas has the bye University Blacks v . Old Paradians Therry Penola v. Bulleen-Templestowe Old Camberwell v . Ivanhoe Fitzroy Rupertswood v. North Old Boys to be played at Eric Broadman Reserve (381 G5 )

Club XVIII (1 ) lst Semi Final - Sunday August 12 - Trinity Grammar Playing Fields (2 .00pm ) 2nd Semi Final - Saturday August 11 - Trinity Grammar Playing Fields (2 .00pm)

Club XVH1 (2 ) 1 st Semi Final - Sunday August 12 - Trinity Grammar Playing Fields (11 .15am ) 2nd Semi Final - Saturday August 11 - Trinity Grammar Playing Fields (11 . l5am )

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CLUB WAREHOUSE Sports & Medica l Supplies

by Ton

(U19/1 & Blue)

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Review SECTION 1 Firstly, I would like to thank Barry Hickey for writing the Under 19 Section 1 and Blue articles over the past two weeks due to my coaching commitments with the VAFA Under 19's . Secondly, I would formally like to thank all of the Under 19 Coaches for their terrific support and encouragement towards the Under 19 Representative Team. A ll 4 Under 19 sections & 1 senior team were represented, with players coming from 6 Section 1 clubs, 1 Section Blue, 4 Section Red clubs and 1 Senior club . Finally, on behalf of the Coaching Panel and VAFA Executive, I would like to thank all of the players from the original squad of 60, down to the final 22 for their commitment, passion and initiative . This round provided a number of surprises . Beaumaris got back onto the winning list with a terrific win over O .M .'s at home . Their 2nd & last quarters proved the difference . Coach Berry must have thought his team was in one of the crypt scenes in 'Tomb Raider' from the way he witnessed Coach O'Shannassy direct his charges into dissecting Old Brighton's running game, closing them down completely. Xavs trounced Mazenod as expected, but the efforts of VAFA Rep player McDonnell with 16 goals at FF, was simply outstanding . St. Bernard's had a good win over Collegians, as did De La over Marcellin. Finally, Old Scotch proved far too strong for Uni at home, with Hoskings finding form up forward with 6 majors . SECTION 2 Old Ivanhoe remains a game and percentage clear on top of the ladder after destroying Old Haileybury by 193 points . Of the Hoes' 14 goalkickers, Hibbs and Luxan led the way with five each, while O'Dyer and Lynch were other good players for the winners . Hoffman, Brooks, Pieter and Pollock battled against the tide for Old Haileybury . Old Trinity cemented its place in the five and put the brakes on Ormond's challenge for a fmal's berth, with a thrilling one-point win . Ormond was 18-points down at three quarter time but just fell short . Matthews booted four goals for Old Trinity, while Pretty, Hillas and S Amore were among the best players. Hassall and Heffernan both kicked three goals for Ormond, while Goonan, Muzzell and Russell were impressive contributors . Caulfield continued its tremendous late-season form, thrashing Hampton Rovers by 113 points . Pennycuick slotted through seven goals for the winners, while Foote is now the leading goalkicker

in Section (2) after kicking six . Browne and Fagan also shone out in a great effort from Caulfield, while Cantlon, Cave and Davies battled all day for Rovers. A sensational 10-goal performance from Hakim ensured Old Essendon remained in fifth place, the Dons thumping Yarra Valley by 70 points . Nicholas, Frazer and DeMorton were other great players for Old Essendon, while Kehoe, Crowe, Simpson and Peake were best for Yarra Yalley. St Leos grabbed just their fourth win of the season with a 32-point victory over the hapless Whitefriars . Landy kicked five goals for the winners, while Brearley and Podbury each booted three. Calavetta, Janson and Brosolo were among the best for Whitefriars. Werribee had the bye . SECTION (2) BLUE The top 3 positions in the final four are settled ; the only suspect position is Xavs in fourth . In the upset of the rounds MHSOB, gave Xavs an absolute belting to the tune of 97pts. The triple treat of Brown, Harper and Fraczek each booted 4 goals and were well fed by Walker, Svirakis and Hording. This win has a two-fold effect - firstly Xavs are now reachable and secondly, MHSOB are B .I .T. Mentone continued on their merry way with another big win over the Blues . Mentone plays a consistent 4-quarter game, never letting up and although Monash battled on, they were never in the hunt. Oakieigh had a good win over a very competitive Glen Eira team . Only l5pts separated the teams at 1/2 time, but it was Oakleigh that ran away with the game kicking 12g 5 . Best for Glen Eira were Clark, Fernando & Baraket and for Oakleigh - Brett, Reynolds & Orchard . The Swans goal-kicking machine rolled on with Cheevers and Winter booting 9 & 8 respectively . Best for South were Skinns, Wood, Cheevers & Winter ; for De La best were Lowndes, Arbon & Wilmann . Finally, the Jackers smashed an inept SKOBS by 248pts . Cooper with 8g and Givoni with 7g were unstoppable up forward. Ajax had 13 goal kickers in a fantastic team effort. For St. Kevin's, put this game behind you and move on . SECTION (2) RE D

North Old Boys continued their sensational late season form with a 245-point massacre of IvanhoeFitzroy . NOBs booted 39 goals and had 65 scoring shots but unfortunately the details of their efforts were not available . Meighen and Bire battled a s , , . . . . .T. , ,.,------ - on -„

best they could for Ivanhoe-Fitzroy. There was ;uiaiher destruction at Rupertswood, the home ,ide defeating Bulleen-Templestowe by 235 points, :rfter booting 38 goals for the match, including 21 ill the second half. King booted 10 goals, while Hatty and Zahra were outstanding contributors for the winners . Mathews and Hill battled hard for ©ulleen . Uni Blacks also continued their good form with an 89-point win over Aquinas, but remain out of the four by two points . Old 1,,ffadians hold down fourth spot after hanging on to record a three-point victory over Therry Penola, %~ho fell from fourth to seventh . Therry trailed by 3 7 points at the final change, but stormed home and just fell short of a memorable and muchneeded victory . Zivkovic, Tenson and D Dean were impressive contributors for Old Paradians, while Re~-rnolds, Faroldi and O'Connell were among the best for Therry. Old Camberwell had the bye . Preview SECTION 1 old Scotch host Mazenod at home in a game Coach Donovan will want to win well, because their % is only 7 .16 behind St . Bernard's and 16 .39 behind De La . % will mean everything come final's time . Rampaging Mannis' Xavs host Old Brighton at home . Coach Berry knows this is crunch time . A win here will be the positive injection his team ❑ eeds to begin their run into the finals . But alas, xavs have too many goal kickers and should win b}• 32pts . SKOBS should have a comfortable win over the Lions . Another strong performance could ~e.c 'you know who' jump back on that bandwagon as O'Shannassy heads towards final's action . The match of the round sees St . Bernard's host De La . Loth forward lines are evenly matched but De Las defence is a shade better. But with O'Donnell and Lrsudi back in amongst the goals, I feel they will vet up in a nail biter by 8pts . Beaumaris will continue on their winning way over Marcellin and Coach King will have Uni Blues back on track over Old Melburnians .

SECTION 2 old Essendon face their biggest challenge of the ;cason, when they meet top side Old Ivanhoe . The Dons are hanging onto fifth place on the ladder and o, ill not want to drop this one, but the Hoes' look a fraction too strong all over the park . Ormond will have to upset Werribee to stay in final's contention . Ormond's poor percentage means they are literally tv, a games out of the five, so a win over the Bees is %ital . At home, Ormond might just get over the G te. Hampton Rovers should account for St Leos ;airly comfortably. while Yarra Valley should taste victory for just the sixth time this season when they meet Whitefriars. In the last match, Old Trinity will continue its surge towards the finals with a big win over Old Haileybury . Caulfield have the bye . SECTION (2) BLUE The match of the round sees Ajax host MHSOB at

Albert Park. I believe this game will be much closer than what everyone might think . MHSOB play a hard physical game, which could upset the Ajax forward line . They also know that a win here could see them in a real position to have a shot at 4th position . Good luck! Old Xavs host the ladderleaders at the college, where Mentone will walk away with another 100pt plus win . SKOBS meet the goal-kicking Swans machine at Righetti Oval . SKOBS is a strong and proud club, so I know they will put in a very spirited team performance . Oakleigh are at home to De La and a win here will put this team in final's contention . Monash Blues play Glen Etta at the University and after their win, they go to 28pts - only % out of 4th spot . This season is really heating up! SECTION (2) RED The match of the round sees second-placed North Old Boys host fifth-placed Uni Blacks . This is a crucial match for both sides and the home ground advantage might just get NOBs over the line . The other three matches threaten to be blow-outs, with top side Old Camberwell meeting BulleenTemplestowe, third-placed Rupertswood tackling Ivanhoe-Fitzroy and fourth-placed Old Paradians hosting Aquinas . With the finals just around the corner, all matches hold great significance with Blacks and Therry still a big chance to sneak into the four. Hopefully all sides nearer to the bottom of the table can be competitive and gain some confidence before the end of the season. Therry Penola have the bye .

Name

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Club

TOTAL

UNDER 19/1 Hosking Watts Gissing McDonnell Cations Foote Mendola Yeo

Velardo J . Russo Matthews Wilson Cheevers Cooper Hayes Little Winter s King Dean Darby Sandiford Hanna

Old Scotch 6 47 Old Scotch 0 40 38 St Kevins 2 38 Old Xaverians 16 Old Scotch 4 30 UNDER 19/2 Caulfield 6 44 Old Ivanhoe 4 43 Yarra Valley 1 38 Old Essendon 2 37 Werribee 0 35 Old Trinity 4 35 Old Essendon 1 35 UNDER 19/2 BLUE South Melbourne 9 53 AJAX 8 51 Mentone 3 39 Mentone 2 35 South Melbourne 8 34 UNDER 19/2 RE D Rupertswood 10 47 North Old Boys 0 36 Old Camberwell 0 33 University Blacks 0 31 University Blacks 0 27

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UfvT BLUES 4.11 (35) Old Scotch : Hooking 6 Callous 4 Rodsld 3 Ja:ephs 2 Cinch Costello Daniber Barnett Jennings Teasdale. Best : Barnett Prendergast Kitchen Josephs Caulker Costello . Dot Blum, Sprtrr(, 2 Ryan Girdv;ood- Best: Ryan Cameron Gtrdwood Cully Brooke Birde r Umpires: B. Clark E . Lindsay (F) ASAZEnOD 1 .0 1.1 2.1 2 .3 (15) OLD BAVERIANS 9.7 17.10 26.16 34 .16 (222) ldaxtstod: Strawthorn Delmastro. Best: Castrtcum Strawlhorn Khudburgh Fotinaltis Wilson Delmastro. Old Raver(ana: McDonnell 16 Loprestt 3 McArdte 3 Dixon 2 Lecna]li 2 Hoa+and 2 Dinardo 2 A. Biddle-omhe James Green Fox. Best: McDonnell Thomas Leoncelli McArdte Loprestt Howard . Umplreo: A highs M . Jenkins (F) OLD BRIGHTON 0 .1 4.7 4,8 5 .10 (40) ST. AEV3TiS 2 .3 4.6 6.12 8 .13 (61) St Eertns: Gissing2 Mulgew 2 Mu(greN Bare Purcell Hobart. Best: Duggan Cox Knuppel Mutgrew Bare Dempsey. Old Brighton: Salem 3 Homarm 41acGWrizay. Best: Reddin Edwards Homann Battista Hunter Evans . Umpires: P. Calk] J. Lipson (F) B. Dix (R) P. Maddocks (F) COLLEGIANS 0.4 0.12 5.14 9.21 (75) ST. BF.R[VARDS 3 .4 9.8 12 .11 20.15 (135) Collegiam: Taft 3 Roach 2 Rowe I Boarh g I Skrurrie 1 Robertson I . Best: Realists Vial Taft Slmrte Rahitl Turner. St Bernards : Keeran 4 0'DonneIl 4 Coustand 3 i.egudi 3 Campbei2 Mitchell I Moretti I Aktakat I Smith 1 . Hest : Campbell Smith Burns Cousland Thomas Keenan, Umpires: M. Phillips D . Windlo'w IF) J . Fagan N . Booth (B) DE LA SALLE 6 .5 13.6 14 .9 17.11 (113) &fARtELLrtt 1.4 3.5 4 .7 6.9 (45) Aiarrsllin: Hansen 2 Addison 2 T.Sheehan 2 . Best : Dale Hansen Moran B Sheehan Vaskresenshy T. Sheehan. De La Soft= Simon Hyde 6 Mitchell 2 PlnwiO 2 Coffey 4 05ullivan 2 Kean 1 . Best: Alderuccto Bannict Dimble Jolley Pinball W3lmestey. Umpirrs: C.Stevtns (J) BEAUMARIS 0.5 5.8 7 .10 9.15 (69) OLD MELBUR1Alr'S 2.3 2.7 5.13 5.14 (44) Beacerearbe Ferrari 4 Btackmore 2 Conte S May Groves . Best: Tucker S Caste 35c Cnnchte A Coate Ferrari Thompson . Old : Not received . Umpirea: A Wdsetman T. LWey (F) MER-19 sEenON 2 OLD IVANHOE 34.23 (227) OLD RAILERBURY 4.10 (34) Old Ivanhaz Hibbs 5 Luxan 5 Mendola 4 McWtlliam 4 O'Dyer 4 Binnry 2 Braddy 2 Jeokias 2 Barnes INnakis Meredith O'Dea Stlliman Lynch . Best: Luxan O'Dyer Lynch McKie Meredith Stillman . Old . Glanville Wacanar Jones McGuaran . Best: Hoffman Brooks Pieter Pollock McGuaran Fletcher . Ump3rm: A. Barro T. Jackson LF) OLD TRRiriY 1 .2 5 .2 8.5 11 .5 (71) 0814051) 2.1 3 .7 5.9 10 10 (70) Old 1linltp: Matthews 4 S Amore 2 Davies Donahno Hine Kelly Mtthen. Best Pretty Hittas S Amore Matthews Christopherson Blaeknrore . Ormond: Hassall 3 Heffernan 3 Welis 21.arr Martinav. Best: Goonan Muzzeil Russell Novice Heffernan Ramsay. UmPirm, C . Collins D. Dinneen (F) CAU1AIIELD 3.5 10 .8 13.13 22.19 (151) HAMPTON ROVERS 2. 4 .4 4.5 5.8(3s) CmilfiekL Pennyeukk 7 Foote 6 Trigg 3 S :ntt 2 Gross 2 Browne Hooper. Best: Browne Fagan Jess Erickson Foster Foote . Aampion : Caution Cave Davies Probyn Weaver. Best: Almirofer Carillon Goss Kennedy Weaver Davles .Umpirea: P. Berry (F) ST. LE08 E31EdAU8 14.18 (102) HdERTEF7UAR.4 10.10 p o) St Leta: landy5 Brearley 3 Podhury 3 CuIlen 2 Carey 1 . Best: Kennedy Landy Hollands Kelly Brearley Clarke. Whitrftiars: Calavetta 5 Ventura Hill Welch Schneider Baker . Best: Catavetta Jnson Brosab Warren-Smith Ventura Hill. Ump3rt.s: J . AsptnaIl R. Benson IF) R . Benson (J) (B) YARRA VALLEY 1 .2 6.3 9.4 11 .6 (72) OLD ESSENDOtI 8,3 12 .8 19.10 21 .16 (142)

TODAY' S Under-19 Section 1 Old Scotch v . Mazenod

Old Xaverians v. Old Brighton St. Kevins v. Collegians St. Bernards v. De La Salle Marcellin v . Beaumaris University Blues v. Old Melburnians Under-19 Section 2 Old I-Iaileybury v. Old Trinity Ormond v. Werribee Amateurs Caulfield Or. has the bye Hampton Rovers v. St. Leos Emmaus Whitefriars v . Yarra Valley Old Ivanhoe v. Old Essendon 54

Yam Valley: G0es 3 The Gough Push Hume Urbane Ben SLMI Kehoe Crave Simpson Peake Gilles Urbane. O'3 Ec- , date He 4 tetardo 2 Kavanagh 2 Flaherty l411son Ohiiubek . Best: Niche, DehSorton Obhubek Kavanagh. Umpircs: P. Coulthard P . Machos i=„~?ER-1q L2i BZIip MENTORS 6.4 15.5 23 .11 MO,'IASH BLUES 3.1 5.3 7-5 t8ttitone: Dixon 6 Wigrave 3 Hayes 3 Letfting 3 Little 2 Krings 2 SE71<.on Barker Corr Pothitos Rickards . Best: Rickards Pothitos Kf McLeod. Mannish Blum- Gilbert 2 Young 2 Grace Thompson Hind G Rosengarten Vogler Young Gilbert Shears . Umpires: C. Evans D. F GLEN EIRA 3.5 4 .6 7.8 OARI.EIGH 2.3 6.9 12.11 Glen Eh= Sk'lliams 3 Fournarahts 2 Kasar 2 Sheehan 2 Clark Rose . Clark Fernando I .Lampos Sheehan Sherry. • Orchard 5 . 2 Gterpiadts 2 Wills 2 Britt Kelly McPhee Moutang. Best: Britt Rel Malcolm Wilts Briggs, Umpfiea: G. Morgan LF) DE LA SAA1d.E (2) 0.1 2 .2 3.4 SOUTH MELBOURNE 6.5 11 .7 23.12 De la Salle : Mulholland Roberts Beynon. Best: Iasvndes Arbon P Jade Bowden. South Melbrmna~ Chees•ers 9 Winters 8 Wood 4 D'Am 2 Brown 2 Kidd Grundy. Best: Slams. 1Vood, Cheevers. Winters Umpires. S. B(ustetn (F 7 biIISOB 5.6 10 .8 15.11 OLD eYAVER1ATiS 1 .1 1 .2 3.3 1d1iSOB: M .Brown 4 Harper 4 Fraczeh 4 Walker 2 Sv i~irskis 2 Bowen D Best: Walker Svirskts J.Browv Harding Bou'en M.Browu. Old Sawn Ump3ree: S. Scully M. Forde (F) AJAX 9.6 18 .9 29.14 S1:IfEVItiS (2) 0.0 0 .0 0. 1 h1AE: Cooper 8 Ghront 7 Gutman 4 Lewis 4 Hershan 3 Miller 2 Van, 2 Butt 2 Kagan (.ewski Janover Gelbart. Best: Gutman Hershan Coo Givont Lewis St .Revins (2) Best : Nolan McCann MareaMW Willem Umpires: M . Metes (F) L . Harris (B ) UNDER-122( RED 7HERRY FENOIA 4 .0 6.2 7.6 OLD PARADIANS 6 .7 7 .9 12.13 merry Pmela: Harmes 3 Farakitt Green Robinson 2 Atkinson O'Col Sheppard I . Best: Reynolds Faroldi O'Connell Fenton Frecfdeton KG Parsdisrev Boundy 4 Lyons 3 La Torre 2 Dimino A. Dean D Dean Russt Zhkm3c Tenson D Dean Broady F7strk Gtoury Umpires: R. Wtndlaw B AQUINAS 5 .0 8.1 10.3 ON] BLACKS 4 .6 8.11 14.15 23 A.ztulnaa: Munro 4 Mazzantt 3 Varone Guthertdge Jenktnson McA bL3ckouski Varane Boland Gutheridge Tapply hiurrro . Uni B : Sale Torney 4 Donovan 3 StackIIeki 2 Ross 2 Hamilton Sharp Brnigtornn Sc Best: Ross Grigg Torney Detahunty. Umphts: R . Smith (F) RUPE1ri5W060 8.5 17.15 27.15 38. BULLEEN TE2dpi1*4TOTE 1 .0 1.0 2. 1 Ru • King 10 Moska(Juk 5 Potter 5 Zahra 4 Harry 4 Price 3 1 Rarnsay Elliott Koala Heath Cook Glerm. Best : King Rally 7ahra Heath ED Built= Tempkietawc Lee. Taylor. Best : Mathews Hill Martin Stee, Harding .c . Umpirea: M . Gtiday (F) QVANROE-FIrZROY 0.3 0.3 1 .3 NORTH OLD BOYS 8.5 21.12 32.17 39.2 Ivaahae-Pftaroy: Stralbell Fttaro. Best: Metghen tare Dykes Black Arnup North Old Boys: Not received. Umpires: J. Ralph B. Ralph (F)

CHES

Under-19 (2) Blue Monash Blues v. Glen Eira Oakleigh v. De La Salle (2 ) St . Kevins (2) v . South Melbourne Districts to be played al Righetti Oval at 11 .30 a .m . Old Xaverians (2) v. Mentone Amateurs to be played at vi College, v. MHSOB to be played at 1 p.m . Under-19 (2) Red Theny Fenola has the bye Old Paradians v . Aquinas b C North Old Boys v. University Blacks Bulleen-Templestowe v. Old Camberwell Ivanhoe Fitzroy v . Rupertswood to be played at Peterson Ova THE An,MnTc o -

19 ® Section COLLEGIANS n G~ wu10 i

Coach : Marty Huck

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1 B Wallard 2 K McKayy 4 A Shinkfield 5 D Carcor 7 S Taft 8 N Unsworth

9 T Skarrie 10 D Vail 11 D Fotheringham 12 R Turner 13 A Hicke y 15 N Roach 18 M Davis 19 A Zent 20 T Clark 21 N Chamlers 26 P Krotiris 30 WFowler 31 N Herman 33 C Rowe

C .D SCOTCH

C Burgess 5 D Woodford

6 S Guest 7 M Kennon 8 C Trim 9 N Guy 10 B Marks J O'Dwyer

2 J Richardson :3 A Simpson ' A Richard s 1 J 1 Weir 16 B Wulf 17 N Barrett

S Carter 19 M Prowse

,0 E Ryan 21 N Robinson 22 J Rush 23 N Kent ? : D Marks 25 M Horgan 26 C Walker 27 J Jewell 31 J Mulcahy 32 E Selby

9 M Lafferty 10 A Coffey 10 A Dimple 11 J Bowden

12 C Moran 12 MNaughGn 13 J Roberts 14 J M embrey 14 C Mitchell 15 J Stinear 16 WJolle Y

13 . B. Skeen 14. D . Coghlan 15 . T. Sheehan 18 . D . Gartner 19. S. Birrell 20. D . Salce 22 M. Voskersensky 23. J . Neal 24. J . Stempel 25. E . Weekes 40 . D . Welch 44 . D . McMillan

Coach: Mark Donovan

1 L Freeman 2 M Walkom 3 D Kni h g t 4 D Logan

5 A Catchlove 7 J Spraque 8 N Coleman 9 S Daniher 10 R Craven

11 R Joseph s 12 J Rodski

13 W Lewis 14 R Teesdale 15 S Cations

16 D Jennings 17 D Robertson 18 A Quail

19 S McQueen 20 T Hosking 21 N Costello 22 L Kitchen 24 S Dumare ~

25 J Barne tt 26 G Fordyce 27 R Davies 28 A Wilkie 29 J Mitchell 30 G Prendergast 31 M Clinch 32 R Fullerton 34 T Maloney 35 B. Keck 36 S Marash 38 M Ramer y

39 M Leeds 41 M Watts 44 J Simon

-' Coach: Andr . . : Pickering

1 . D . Bonnici 2 . D . Fotinioti s 3 . P. Reed 4 . L. Rudling 5 . P. Ryan 6 . S . Veltman 7 . A . Wilson & B . Thoma s 9 . B . Thompso n 10. D. Maskell 11 . L. Fuller 12. M . McDowell 13. C. Clegg 14. D. Cle g g 15. A . Burrows 16. A . Longmuir 17. C. Meehan 18. P. Del Mastro 19. S . Bickers 20. P. Dugdale 21 . D. Armansin 22. C. Aguis 23. D. Aguis 24 . J. Thomas 25 . D . Hansen 26 . D . Stagliano

27 . C . Rains 28• D . Devlin 29 . M. Thompson 30 . S. Co x 31 . C . McDav e 32 . G. Nash 33 . D . Malloy 34 . A . Murra y 35 . J . Schiano 36 . D. Oldman 37 . G. Kennell y 38. B . Chamberlain

31 S Hyde 32 A Bonnid 49 D Coggins 55 S Giblett

3, Deaton (DVC)

3 E Tucker

8 T Woodlock

D. Cracknell N. Addison 4 . M . Mastores 5 . C. Dignan 8 . L . Considine 11 , B. Gale 1.

30 M Krezel

M` Kuria P 'dCCanchie

D Smith 2 E Townsing

1 J Kean 2 R Buckley 2 R Wa msley 3 J Hughes 3 T Molan 4 MBrasher 5 H Handley 6 M Brown P H arrison 7 7 A McLeish

19 S Brown 21 S Byers 21 B Quinane 22 DAlderucGo 24 J Garl an d 26 DSpithill

5" .Nmhwas (DVC) ' Los

Coach: Rob Walker

MARCELLIN Coach : Danet Morton

17 D Thomas

kW Is

OLD

DE LA SALLE Coach : Brian Brown

OLD XAVERIANS

S E BERNARDS

ST. KEVINS

Coach: ( i) Manny Nlcolosi Coach : (2) James Fay

Coach: Larry Davis

Coach (7) : PaulO'Slmnnassy Coach (2) ; Stephen Clarke I . J . Dempsey 2 . T. Duggan 3 . A. Umbers 4 . L. Fox 5 . M. Hicks 6. J . Hanis 7 . L Kalesaran 8. D . Macdonald 9. W. Mccann 10 . D 4 1t . M. Hutton M 12 . D . Mc4'Y 13 . S . Marnood

3 Manahan G 4 k,~~~ C

1 . D. Ellio t 2. S . Neeson 3. A . Bouzikas (C) 4. C. Burns

5 M(enziE-lP.cYZrg

5. S . (annazZO

6 Ca€o J 7 0 •~ M

6. A. Matthews 7. S . Monteleone 8. S . Mitchell 9. J . Smit h

i Carter P 2 oucur N

g M~,o,ry J 9 Rzp~h J 10 McCoN D It Farm L

10 . IR. James

12 Dc.onJ 13 NaenA

11 . S. Wheele r 12 . M . O 'Donnel l

14 Chambaf~ F 15 Mon 8 It Grigg 5 tt~ C 18 Ross S

13 . L . Mansfield 14 . N. Thomas 15 . J. Formica

14 J,t~curP

16 . C. Mitchell 17 . D. Swan

20 Ha,vard L

18 . D. Walsh

21 smalt~rocd P 22 Lea,c°riT 23 Cannody 5

24 Bdaec°mbeT 25Denim P~` HG 26 27 Glynn P 28 McGrath J

zo GO P 30 5`'x J

31 Fox A 32 McCarthy M

33 BudreridgeS 34 sp3iane A 35 Bu9hbyA 36 B'dmecanb°- A 37 OeMariaJ 38 wafsh M 39 Fudett . D 40 Dy~~ J

41 Srrr~ J 42 Ba1ai M ~~`~~ 60 dmardoNl

19 . M . Moretti 20 . S. Cxampbell 21 . N . Whel an 22 . B. McManus 23 . J . Mckay 24. B. Calleja 25. T. Legudi 26. A. Anderson 27. L. Evans 28. L Calleja 29. C . Goullet 30. C . Trewin 31 . L. O'Brien 32. A . Smith 33. B . Ballarin 38 N . Smith 39 C. Kevna n 40 R. Cousland

14 . B Mamhesan i ~5 . D . Bare

16. K Did,lis 17. D . M ak oho n 18' 8 M' Anderson 1 9 W. Macdonald 20. M . Mulgrew 2t D.yod9e e 22. G. HWland

23. A. Jenkins

24. G. Nolan 25. J.Deacon 26, J. Knuppel

27. I-Ciohesy 28. P.~ndy 29, c. Damar 30. P. Gissing 31 . M . Courtney

32. J. Cox 33. L Meyer 34. S. Mitchel l 35. N. O'Halloran 36. T. Purcell

37, P. Clanc,_y

38. R. Chard 3g. M . Cairney, 40. TNewton 41. B. Evans

42. M. Storwhouse

42 D. James

43. M. Tischle r J. 45_ via ts 4 6' C . Wdk;nson 50 . TL ass 51. C . O'Shaughnessy 53 . L Simpson 56 . A . Collegian 57 . M. Hinsley 58 . A . Thompson

43 K. Walker

sz . ~ Mcin~neY

41 M . Kavanagh

Coach: Brad Barry

1 . M . Fry 2, C. McKim m 3 T Mattesti 4 . A. MacGillivray 5 . N. Gamble 6 . L. Dale 7 . C. Reddin 8 . C. McNicho l 9 . J. Dooley 10.A. Morle y 11 . C. Adami s 12.J. Mead 13. N. Ed wards 14. E. McCowa n

15. J. Hunte r 16.J. Homann 17. J . Walsh 18.A. Salem 19. P. Angelini 20 W. Leaf

21 T. Marshall 22 A. Hughe s 23 N . Gambl e 24 C . Alcock 25 D. Hartman 26 C . Baxte r 27 J . Maguire 28 N . William s 31 G . Sim m 32 A. Goldne r

UNWEIM BLUES Coach: Steve Kin g 1 . A. Millar 2 . C . Nicholls

3 . M. Albettharp e 4' 5. 6. 7.

J. Bromwic h T. Birtley ® J. Sudhol z L. Mann

8 . W. Austberry 9 . M. Brookshaw 10 . J . Parnel l

11 . G. Fricker (VC ) 12 . R . Jacob

13 . T. Girdwood (VC ) 14 . N . Rich 15 . R . Hal l 16 . K. Alexander

17 . A . Brigg s

18 . P. Burco 19. E . Wilcox (VC )

20. J . Culley 21 . J . Broo k 22. D. Hatswel l

23. J . Garne r 24. R. Holmes (VC) 25. J. Tanner 26. A. Wilso n

27. J. Wrigh t 28. L. Ryan

29. A. Cameron 30. J. Chambers 31 . 32. 33. 34.

M . Robertson S. Adam s E. Matties Z. 35 . R. Ker d heva l 36 . C. Walsh 37 . R. Sweene y 38 . A. Sheehan

39 . A. Gooney 40 . A. Tymm s 41 . S. Monahan

Under-19 - Section 2 CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS Coach: Chris • 1 A . Sinclair 2 A . Amos 3 G. Erickson 4 T. Vine n 5 B . Gross 6 Z.Jess 7 P. Roberts 8 S . Tucker 9 W. Frost 10 G. Crathem 11 C. Fagan 12 J . Mellington 13 L. Browne 14 B . SCott 15 S . Jenkinson 16 J . Ampt 17 R . Linford 18 B . 0'Hoy 19 I. Glass 20M M . Trigg 21 A . Beach 22 T. Foster 23 L. Northway 24 B . Napier 25 N . Dorman 26 M . Pennycuick 27 M . Grigg 28 T. Franklin-Jones 30 A . Pelman 31 T. Habel 33 C. Hooper 34 H . Baker 35 K . Boehm 43 A . Bruhn 44 L. Schneider 46 R. Foote

HAMPTON ROVERS Coach : Paul Curry 1 B . Culling 2 B . Canton 3 J . Connelly 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 B . Kezilas 13 A . Fisher 14 N . Goss 15 D . Molino 17 B . Smith 18 S . Burggraaff 19 S . Rawlings 20 H . Kerdel 21 L. Cave 22 B . Henry 23 C . Probyn 24 R . Turnball 27 S . Weaver 28 D. Dawes 29 A . Murray 32 C . Sendeckyj 34 L. Kennedy 35 M . Davies

OLD ESSEND®N Coach : Marshall Fisher 1 J Williamson 2DRyan 3 C Obliubek 4 M Velardo 5 S De Morton 6 D Slater 7 L Wilson 8 L Kavanagh 9 A Frazer 10 M Flaherty ~ 11 J Buckley 12 W Nunlist 13 A Carrozza 14 A Parker 16 M Nicolas 17 B King 18 D Flaherty 19 N Fitzpatrick 20 A Prowse 21 N Bartram 22 T Logan 23 C Devereux 24 J Duggan 26 g Falcke 28 S Falcke 29 T Campbell 32 B Hakim 34 J Marinos 35 W Higgins

OLD TR HN I Tp

OLD HA6LEYD®RY

oach : Marty Veal

Coach: Andrew Lynch 1 . M. Hoffmann 2 .. L . Pitche r 3 . V. Jayasuriya 4 . H . McLauchlan 5 . B. Crawford 6 . S. Durkin NC) 7 . J. Hanlon T. Pollock 9 . R . D'Silva 10 . S. Capron if. J. Glanville 12 . A. Fletcher 13 . A. Kozik 14 . E. Marsh 15 . R . Goodbodyy H . Brooks 17 . R . Plummer t8 . N . Rose 19 . C . Waxman 20 . J. Wright (C) 21 . D . MacKenzie (VC) 22 . A. Clarke 23 . B. Koetsier 25 . P. Shakespeare 27 . D . Swanto n 28 . B. Hunter 29 . T. Archer 30 . A . Shaw 33 . R . Mosbey 39 . A. Jones 43 . M. McGauran 55 . N . Swaby 62 G. White

1 . K•0'Dwyer 2 . M . Pain e 3 . S. Low 4 . C .Binney 6 . S.Curatolo 7 . N .Braddy 8 . T.Grieve 9 . C .Lynch 10 . S.Jenkins 11 . THibbs 12 . J .Baker 13 . J . Bayford 14 . C .Lewis 19 L,McKie M. Clarke 23 I. Loughnan 25 D .Barnes 31 D .Coggan 32 W.Coleman 33 D .Neilso n 34 D .Meredith 35 M. Mendol o 36 T.Finlay 44 LStillman 50 E. McWilliam 53 J•0'Dea

50 S . Morris

ORMOND

ST LEOS EMMAI S

Coach : Tim Hille

Coach: Paul Gregor

1 .L Russell 2 .S. Wheller 3 .M . Wood 4 .C.Hassall 5 .A. Clinch 6 .M . Luba 7 .R. Wiley 8 .J. Muzzell 9 .J. Franklin 10 .L . Wells 11 .T McMahon 12 .L Breitkreuz 13 .M. Martinov 14 .D . Jowett 15 .A. Goonan 16 .D . McKenna 18 .M . Ramsay 19 .W. Cove 20 .R . Lerner 22 .B. Payson 24 .A. Lom 25 .R . Matter 26 .T. Harvey 27 .J. Noske 28 .T. Naylor 29 .B.Cromack 31 .S. Barker 33 .A. Cook 39 .M . Ferrari 50 . M .Heffernan 54 .M . Wilson 71 .R . Presser

1 B Petri e 2 H Gyles 5 R Gale 6 P Boyd 7 P Podbury (VC) 8 A Hollands 9 T Stephens 10 N Cullen 11 P Sampson 12 P Landy 13 M DAmelio (DVC) 14 J Montano 15 P Carey (C) 16 A Kelly 17 H Evans 18 S Wilson 19 A Rooks 20 M McHugh 21 A Ballard (DVC) 22 N Carstein 23 G Brearley 24 R Varney 27 A Dix 28 C Beljak 29 S Train 38 A Flanagan 41 D Wood 44 C Clarke 46 P Altoft 61 N Kennedy 64 D Tompkins

WERRIBEE

WHITEFRIARS

Coach: Steve Lovell

Coach: Tim Pratt

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. Fastuc a 28. T. Dean 29. L. Simmon s 30. C. Mahoney 31 . B . Vandenhur k

1 . S . Brosolo 2. B . Warren - Smith 3. C. Ventura 5. P. Micalleff 6. J . Morriss 7. R . Nolan 8. C. Welch 9. P. Tobin 10. A . Hill 11 . A. Cursio 12. M . Sowersby 13. M . Baker 14. J . Treyvaud 15. T. O'Shea 17. P. Furness 21 . M . Calavetta 22. L. McGuiness 24. P. Weston 27. R. Hill 28. P. Poutney 29. D. Adkins 30. B . Janson 33. B . Shoals 34. A . Biviano 37. G . Kennedy 38. A. Corry

YARRA VALLEY Coach : Rod Penaluna 1 . A Middli n 2 . M Norrish 3 . J Gates

4 . R Belt

5 . B Crowe 6 . N Peters 8 . S Simpson 9 . B Kehoe 10. R Ye o 11 . A Wingate 12 . A Wines 13 L Gillies 14 H Clark 15 D Smit h 17 S Fyffe 18 C Beal 19 N Lear 22 J Peake 23 T Collett 24 G Coutts 30 J Stron g 31 S Urban o 32 J Parry 34 S Britt 37 J Hume 44 N Martin

Coach : Dean Peters 1 Peggie A 2 Hine A(C ) 3 Langdon S 4 TaYIor C 5 Pretty 6 Burgess J 7 Davies M D 8 Amiconi A( V~ 9 Jackson N 10 Blackmore B 11 Mithen P 12 Kelly T 13 Gordon N 14 Thwaites 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 J 6q 25 Lucas C 27 Cokalis S 26 Donahoo M(VC ) 28 Condron K 29 Crawford M 30 Bullen M 44 Lancaster M 53 Plain G 76 Matthew M

CoaC i: 1 B Ha :' .' 1s 2 L Browne 3 D Hyde

_ : :h: C _ nnis 1 S, Chapman 3 J,Rosengarten (C) 4 G. Chessar i 5 R. a-kiro ham 6 e

4 S Meehan 5 Mi Miller 6 D Wood 7 D Taylor 8 B Pinwell 9 B Nathan 10 C Nailed 11 S Alder 12 R Burrows 12 B Scanlon 13 P Arbon 14 A Directs 15 J Hughes 16 M Roberts 17 J Bowden 17 B Keinhaus 18 R Quirk 19 S Allan 20 J Shone 21 M Beynon 22 M Conway 23 H La Ragy 23 B Reid

7 8 S.1 ^pscn 9 P.i`

10 B. Rogers 11 k1, Vegler {1fC) 12 R. Shears 13 M . Carey 14 Z. Wright 15 B. Nind 18 A. Shields 19 G . Gilbert 20 W. Littl e 22 B . Green (VC) 24 T. Craven 26 B .Jondahl 29 J. Ross 30 J. Meliington 31 S . Hawkins 35 M . Sharkie 39 C. Burley 41 J. Ryan 42 S. Youu y 48 G . C!ugsto n

24 C Mitchell 25 J Murphy 26 J Clifton 27 S Byers 28 N Aitken '.. 29 G Watton 42 E Sims-Lucas 57 D Jad e 59 S Sharpie s

Coach : (1) Pa, , Coach: (2) Step, a or .: r ; .e

Cc--h : (1) iny Nicoloai Coach : (2) Jsn r

L, Kelly B. Ros e L . Georgiadis C . Kokkinos A. Ciavarella R. Symmons A. Visse r McPhee P. Malcolm B . Evans D. Moulang A . Keays M . Cas h D. Britt J. Briggs S.Johnson S. Sande R . Kelly A. Cox A . Hathaway M . Stevenson C . Symons T. Orchard 41 B . Hyrons 3 J, Reynolds J . Gael D. Bank s J . Nevezie (C) S. Heslop S. Greenway A.Bye N . Wills

P 2 Quinn N

F1Carte

3 Monahan G 4 McKenzie C .4cHarg 5 McKenzie-0 6 Cato J 7 O'Kane M 8 McDonnell J 9 Ralph J 10 McColl D 11 Farrow L 12 Dillon J 13 Nolen A 14 Chamberlain F 15 Dixon B 16 Grigg S 17 Doyle C 18 Ross S 19 Jabour P 20 Howard L 21 Smallwood P 22 Leoncelli T 23 Carmody S 24 BiddlecombeT 25 Pietryk PA 26 Denton G 27 Glynn P 28 McGrath J 29 Gill P 30 Silk J 31 Fox A 32 McCarthy M 33 Buckeridge S 34 Spillane A 35 Bushby A 36 Biddlecombe A 37 DePdaria J 38 Walsh M 39 Furletti D 40 Dale J 42 Smith J 44 Bolton M 49 McArdle N 55 Dinardo L

2 . S . Sullivan 3 . P. Dixon 4. G . Allan 7. T. Barr B. K. Little 9. K. McLeod 11 . B. Atherton 12. M . Wilson 13. M . Hayes 14. P. Rocke 17. S . Casacelli 19. S . Hamilton 20. P. Krings 21, D . Kelly 22 . S. Barker 24, M. Duggan 26 . A . Rock 30 . A . Pothitos 31 . C . Jamieson 33 . R . Hamil l 34, M . Wingrave 35 . T. Smit h 36, G . Moran 37. C. Johnstone 38. R. Bitne r 41 . S. Alexander 45 . R . Connard 56 . S. Rickard s

Coach:l ren t'sKiltop I JAOyIe 2 P. Gnmdy 3 J. Ra^bum 4 ki . wood 5 R. Damon 6 X. Kidd 7 R. Winters 8 A Skinns 10 S. Rocco 11 L Esler 12 d , tAToeaald 13 W . Bro;+n 15 S. AtheCmn 16 J . Leeman 17 P. D'Andrea 18 G. Row e 18 J. Stephens 19 K Bardon 21 D, Beil 22 a Niskd 23 J. Fv}ogiannis 24 K Ferguson 24 G_Tsicadans 26 L Beil 27 P. Choosers 30 H tlcFadden 32 J . Clyne 63 S . Aquihna F9 W. Hooper

1 . J . Gemps7 2. T. Duggan 3. A . Umbers 4. L. Fcx 5_ tA PGzrs 6 J.';arns 71 L.ale

a . . - . :-d

20 . 22 . 23 . 24 .

.'. G. Y~.- . : nd A.j G. I J . Knuppel 26 27. D Kerr 28. P.Landy 29. P. Fogarty 30. P. G .ssma 31 . M . Courtney 32. J Cox 33. L Meyer 34. S. Mi;che'.I 35. N .O'Haltoran 36. T. Purcell 37. P C!zr~cY 38 . R . Chard 39- M. Cairney, 40 . R Boyse 41 . 6 . Evans 42 . M . Stonehouse 43 . 6i Trschter 44 . J . Kong

1- P. Rujevic 3. D. Bevan 4. M . Brown 5. M . Hai l 6 . A. Viscendese 7 . C . Kennedy & B. Brown 9 . J. Walker (C) 10 . T. Cousland 11 . M . Bignall 12 . M . Bowen 13 . T. Harper 14. A . Nirens 15. T. Fraczek 16. M . Neilsen 17. G . Pollard 18. J . Saigal 19. D. Giannakos 20 . S. Foley 21 . Dav. Fox 22 . J. Brown 23 . J. Davis 24 . Dan Fox 25 . C . Owen 26 . T. Middleton 28. A . Lieske 29. D. Viscendese 30. E . Hin d 31 . K. Harding

;5 . NkVaGs 46. C.lYilk ,ascn 50. J. Gu:Lfer

51 . C. O'Shaughnessy 53. T. 5lmpsoh 55, A. M arsh 57. U . Hmsley 5& A. Thompson 62. K PAclnemy 65 . R Miller 68 .J . Deacon 69 . C . Hdhard .ri7

/ Cc

: John Ryan

2 R . Klogeman 5 A . Boland 6 P. McNiff 7 A . Jenkinson

9 M . Guthridge 10 L. Mackowski 12 A . Corrigan

13 V. Hall 14 A . Hayes 15 S . Verona 17 J . See 19 D . Sinclair 20 S . Collins 21 P. Stone 22 G. Cochrane 23 M . Patterson 24 D . Dew 25 C . Tavaili 27 C . Munro 28 J . Holly 29 B . Miiler 30 J . Tappley

Cc :h: i c 1. 2. 3. 4. 5,

2 M Spirmso_ 3 1,9 Lyons 4 A Harvey 5 A Dean 6 S Fistric 7 L Drummond 8 E LaTorre 9 B Reiner it S Connelly 14 S Fantene 15 D Dean 18 L Aiello 19 A Paglia (DVC) 21 L McMahon 22 R Priest 23 C McKay 24 G Loftus 26 M Keeling 27 D Caple 28 S Russell 28 C Duncan 29 R Hall 34 P Gtoury 39 J Zivkovic 42 N Stephens 50 E Tenson (C) 51 T Crotty fi D gouundy 63 S Corcoran (VC) 75 P D'Intino

I-` .

7, 8. 9.

30 31 32 33 34

M. McGrath R . Conti M. Bickerdike

D Barnwell J She J Dunne E Healy C Meighen B Dowsett

36 J Healy 37

M Edmonds

11 . J. 0'DonneJl (C)

39 A Butter

13 . 14 . 16 . 18, 19 . 20 . 22 . 23 . 25 . 26 . 31 . 33 . 34. 35.

40 41 44 45 46 47 48

R Lee P Harding D . Charles A DeSimone J Hasan J Paraskeva M Perri D . Tsokas D Steer D . Martin (VC) T. Waiters P. Gordon M Toiiit P. Tsokas

Coach: K Inner 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 57 58 58 59 67 69 71 72 73

Zahra R Page S Albania J King J Ramsay J Shaklers B Hatty R Elliot K Potter C Temmir.g M MosKai7uk P McGovern N Webb A Geuds M Fielding L Johnson R Flinn P Heywood D Cook G Balmer V Price G Anderson J Koala M Neville H Baines M Barry P Glenn S Stafford D Becker L Constantine B Carlo A Heath J Cariss P Murphy B Wassyl N

O!! [ . . . , Coach: Michael Siguias

Coach : Richard Grummett

S. 3rs h D . Florenc e A. Paradise 0. Hill G Taylor

SO 52 54 55

1 Coach : Peter H i n

NTH

Coach: David Zappuia

J Harman A Maraud B Ashton G Robertson M Ahern N B!ayney N ptrkes J Simrk E Clayton S Sukkar B Foynes D Cummins C Grose J Kelly A Powell B Stafford G Waugh

Coach : Tony Crotty Assist : Phil Ryan 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 34 59 72 81

Farotdi M Goodwin T Reynolds L Barron B Kiernan M Mullens P Hermes J Quinn L Gleeson L Crotty J McCarthy L Senators, F Comb M Fenton J Owen B Clifton D Palazzolo M Freckleton J Green A Capewell C Atkinson D Goodwin D Caiiegari D Carroll A Sheppard T Thompson T O'Connell S Robinson T Johnson S Delaney D

1 T. Roach 2 J. Mullins 3 S. Haynes 4 M. Owen 5 L . Byrne 6 S. Nolan 7 M. Kelly

8 S. Bermingham 9 R . Davidson 10 M. King

11 D .Keenan 12 N . Hahn 13 D . Budey

14 L . Barnes 15 R . Evans 16 N . Trigwell 17 B. Burrows 18 J. Dalton 19 D . McLellan 20 A. Chuck 21 M. Kurec 22 M. Curzio 23 H . Ryan 24 S. Cook 25 J. Hughes

1, 2. 5. 6.

7. 8. 9,

m. Littl e D. McOuaRer P. Tempone B. Christie

B. Ryan

C. Morley A. Crame r

10 . K. derby (C) it . D. Pike 12 . G . Weickhardt

13 . T. Proswe 14 . 15 . 16 . 18 19 23 25 26 39 43 50 51 52 53

C. Munro S. Jones A. Cantor B. Craven B. Larrichia H . Hogan A. Zemski D . Ling A. Emmerson T. Sigalas J . Agatanovic M. Brook e M. Cottrel J . Cucinotta

26 M. Vanderhorst

L. Enrigh t

27 N . Barry 28 H . Monk 29 T. Dean 30 T. James 31 A . Saad 32 M. Seed 33 S. Seed

55 56 57 58 59 60 61

M. Gilbert A. Moharic S. Morrill J . Pettitt D . Schmidt N . Warner T. Parkes

C, ; :

: . _: :Tp速

Coach : John Bushb y I M E'aris 2 S Bloodworth 3 D Bongiomo 4 J Corbett 5 C Delahunty 6 T Donavan 7 P Donelan 8 N Ebner 9 S Flood 10 P Fowler 11 J Greenwood 12 M Grigg 13 R Hamilton 14 W Hanna 15 D Higgin s 16 E Hind e 17 R Mansfield 18 T Mayal l 19 R Moreton 20 D Oconnel 21 R Osuliivan 22 B Owe n 23 V Pafkinson 24 S Princ e 25 L Rawnsle y 26 J Rivett 27 A Ross 28 S Rundl e 29 M Sale 30 S Sandrford ' (C) 31 JP Santama a 32 R Scarfed 33 N Sharp 34 P Sond u h 35 M Stockfeld 36 A Torney 37 J Walker 38 D Watson 39 R Willis

ruc waen-_i 1o cnnsr ai ~ co 1-

From matches Jul 2 1 Mathew Best, 5 citlaiu . DiLU)g. 8 ;,,ai From matches July 2 8 Blair Hall, Caulfield Or . Abusive language, 2 matches . Rob Schnieder, Bulleen-Templesto5;T. Striking, 2 matches.

Paul Papadopoulos. Oaldeigh . Abusive kln' and threatening behaviour towards an umpire, 5 r stein Simon 'eal, Marcellin (Club 18). Hea'.'.,ci,'-matches . Jon Smirk . Ivanhoe l itzroy (Under-19) . Abur

Aug18 v01d~ tell Aug 19 Giuls vui Pre'ivi. ru7als Aug 25 1*larceIlin v St . Bernards

langu~ -~. 2 *Gerry O`Br ,

,Aug 26 Club XVIII Grand Finals ~Pnt 1 I, Section lst Semi

>ark (y -ves) . Sts.il~i;ag, 2 mat

2 A l~ mli

A report alle_ ng Power House an at Power Hous ; , continually abu: that the Pov~ not assist v Charge pro . ---. Continued fro .- & ,age 1 6

the Bloods will have their work cut out dealing wit the potency of the Section's best forward set up . And then there's BIG Dave! Right now, and inti„pnced 1-;; their recent defeat of the Hoes at Ivanhoe Pa I _ the Bloods are going b",r -,i - - "

Sal, C . , ", is (U

., -

will enable t°m to 1 n 0 to

. the home s :ve ._ 1 . the Par hers the opposil ch ance of avoiding t in four qua rters of conv has seemi!d beyond 1' comfort oly.

n < !d ti e

it t : Uomeney, meets all heir ende< ;, o, . . . --t t be able to i ri lliance of the `',i1s . '~ look more &- more to tre one ` te an d fi :! _1 ,ts in 2t,ul . `'acks . Hoes, Aquinas ,

OGS, and Wells . Last ;_ .' :, St Leo's beat Old Carey in a entertaining game, in which the Panthers seriously pushed the Animals . T ic star of the match may have had 0 kicks, 0 handbr "`s, ~1 ° 0 marks, but John Elliott did apply an expert s' ~rd which led to the Panther's lst goal, and did oLe useful tackles, before discretion 1 : ac i half way through the 2nd term . a y :

Ph + Fax ; --Deadline is 12 :OONoon Mondays, with some .ne Snnrinv nrPfPrred-

got off the e's ;'-.e bolter for ~ on a seek and destroy r: eauty by 10 pts. 4) vs

Old Paradians (13/4)

(0/1) =up -s De La :' Ile (415) DLS by lOpts

vs NOI3s ( 1110 )

Therry (5l4) Ormond by l5pts

vs Ormond (417 )

E ,a N uv ,

Old Ivanhoe (415 )

old Melburnians (1 1

I)uld like to s~d ate best wishes of everyone in t° V_AFn to 2 - ople involved in B Section . Col Glover from De La Salle entered hospital last weekend and is on the mend as we speak. Similarly, Ormond's Ian Jackman was unable to coach last week following an accident . Get well fellas.

DIftESERVE P W L D For AgSt % pis UIMTRSITY BLACKS 14 13 1 0 1284 482 266.39 52 OLD CA ;~"3ERWELL 14 13 1 0 1515 648 233 .80 52 5,,,^ TiOE ASSUMPTION14 8 6 0 1020 911 111 .96 32 L_9PdYULE 14 8 6 0 729 666 109 .46 32 i LEOS EMMAUS WP 14 8 6 0 910 860 105 .81 32 ~.,WINAS O C 14 6 8 0 808 900 89 .78 24 )ARRA VALLEY O B 14 6 8 0 721 889 81,10 24 ,LD GEELONG 14 5 9 0 795 963 82.55 20 .fJNASH BLUES 14 2 12 0 667 1238 53.88 8 ~~DCAREY 14 1 13 0 468 1395 33.55 4 D2 ?:LS :LPVE P W L D For Agst % Pte p.;121iS IDE 14 13 1 0 1112 464 239 .66 52 F7LLIAR3STOWN CYMS14 13 1 0 1120 587 190 .80 52 s ~1LSIAN O C 14 10 4 0 886 776 114 .18 40 POWERIiOUSE 14 8 6 0 802 744 107 .80 32 7 ti: :>T BRUNSWICK 14 7 0 656 824 79 .61 28 14 6 8 0 787 822 95.74 24 L1 fROBE UM 14 4 10 0 710 879 80 .77 16 IE`:INSULAOB 14 4 10 0 612 953 64 .22 16 %.i4.EIGHAFC 14 3 11 0 463 898 51 .56 12 .'E'.TONE AMATEURS 14 2 12 0 717 1100 65.18 8 D3N.`° W F;VE P W ,Frrz :',OY REDS 14 13 .' ST JOHNS OC 14 12 c~ Lill MELB DIST. 14 10 ELST~a31dWICR 14 9 tI1SOB 14 6 `, : ;,NASH GRYPHONS 14 5 aE :-ti.EIGH AFC 14 4 G~WTHORN 14

OND CENTRAL 14 .?~-i ;ERT PARK 14 ligible player Rd 11

4 3

L D For Agst % Ptg 1 0 1329 450 295.33 52 2 0 1031 - 699 147.50 48 4 0 924 750 123 .20 40 5 0 942 723 130 .29 36 8 0 881 807 109 .17 24 9 0 742 774 95 .87 20 10 0 856 1144 74.83 16 10 0 684 1048 65.27 16 10 0 637 1361 46.80 16 11 0 732 1082 67.65 12

P W L D B For Agst % Pis MR 21176 372 316.13 56100 .00 1 1267 710 178.45 44 76 .92 ST I,i_2F5 13 9 4 0 1 1051 729 144.17 40 69 .23 ti17-: :'_,tTNSW1CH 13 9 4 0 1 1051 826 127 .24 40 69.23 S V,;i7rBURNE UNI 13 7 6 0 1 882 761 115.90 32 53 .85 7IERTSWOOD 12 7 5 0 2 854 780 109 .49 32 58.33 ~1LLEENCOBRAS 13 7 6 0 1 780 816 95 .59 32 53.85 SDWEST BOURNE 13 4 9 0 1 700 922 75 .92 20 30.77 SfI II!.YDALE 13 4 9 0 1 6521177 55 .40 20 30.77 L Ti ;-'=A 13 310 0 1 625 I 105 56 .56 16 23,08 .RK AFC 13 013 0 1 5511553 35 .48 4 0 .00 ratio - actual games played divided by wins excluding byes . St"v"D :17, TALLY-HO 12 12 0 0 57: -,~7UBEE 13 10 3 0

CLn 18 (1) P W L OLD 2 :!,- LB S 14 12 2 ST KEVII4S 14 12 2 OLD i~•i S 14 11 3 nF LA SALLE 14 10 4 ' ) SCOTCH 14 7 7

FII2AN AFC 14 5 9 9OD O C 14 4 10 1,-RRY PENOLA OB 14 3 1 1 NSW(CK AFC 14 3 11 1) BRIGHTON 14 2 12 Jf~~ ligble player Rd I I

D For Agst % Pts 0 977 518 188 .61 48 01113 599 185 .81 48 01328 432 307 .41 44 0 909 788 115 .36 40 0 790 807 97 .89 28 0 883 779 113 .35 20 0 534 986 54.16 16 0 614 1027 59.79 12 0 474 1229 38.57 12 0 487 1243 39-18 8

CLUB 18 (2) P W L D For Agst % Pts COLLEGIANS 14 11 3 0 930 405 229 .63 44 OLD IVANHOE 14 11 3 0 914 575 158.96 44 MONASH BLUES 14 9 5 0 734 567 129 .45 36 OLD ESSENDON OR 14 8 6 0 741 708 104 .66 32 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 14 8 6 0 649 624 104 .01 32 •MARCELLIN 14 7 7 0 493 581 84.85 28 OLD TRINITY 14 5 9 0 538 718 74 .93 20 OLD GEELONG 14 5 9 0 644 951 67 .72 20 #ST LEOS EMMAUS 14 3 11 0 496 789 62 .86 12 WHITEFRIARS 14 2 12 0 537 1103 48 .69 8 *Ineligible player Rd 9 kIneligible plater Rd I 1 " UNDER-19 SECTION 1 P W L D For Agst % Pts OLD XAVERIANS 14 12 2 0 1799 696 258 .48 48 ST REVINS 14 11 3 01448 688 210.47 44 DE LA SfiL1.E 14 11 3 01576 824 191.26 44 ST BERNARDS 14 11 3 0 1596 872 183.03 44 OLD SCOTCH 14 11 3 01465 833 175.87 44 OLD BRIGHTON 14 10 4 0 1271 776 163.79 40 MARCELLIN 14 6 8 0 1111 1427 77.86 24 OLD MELBURNIANS 14 4 10 0 771 1173 65 .73 16 UNIVERSITY BLUES 14 4 10 0 837 1359 61 .59 16 COLLEGIANS 14 2 12 0 821 1630 5037 8 BEAUMARIS AFC 14 2 12 0 594 1437 41 .34 8 "MAZENOD O C 14 0 14 0 359 1971 18 .21 0 'Ineligible player Rd 1 1 UNDER-19 SECTION 2 P W L D B For Agst % Pts MR O L D I V A N H O E 13 11 2 0 1 1518 740 205 .14 48 84 .62 OLD TRINITY 12102 0 21099 651 168 .82 44 83 .33 WERRIBEE 12 9 3 0 21345 786 171 .12 44 75.00 OLD ESSENDON 13 94 0 11384 971 142 .53 40 69.23 CAULFIELD OR 13 940 11194 676 176 .63 40 69.23 ORMOND 13 8 5 0 1 11451072 106 .81 3661 .54 OLD HAILEYBURY 13 6 7 0 1 9181203 76 .31 2846 .15 YARRA VALLEY O B 13 4 9 0 1 10961355 80.89 20 30 .77 ST LEOS EM,y1 WP 13 310 0 1 7961695 46 .96 1623 .08 HAMPTON ROVERS 13 310 0 1 8781393 63 .03 1623 .03 LVHITEFRIARS 13 013 0 1 7801611 48,42 4 0 .00 Match by wins excluding byes, UNDER-19 (2) BLUE P W L D For Agst % Pts MENTONE AMATEURS14 14 0 0 1927 656 293 .75 56 AJAX 14 13 1 0 1838 634 289.91 52 SOUTH MELB 1)1ST. 14 10 4 0 1613 865 186.47 40 OLD XAVERIANS (2) 14 7 7 0 1193 1002 119.06 28 MONASH BLUES 14 6 8 0 1254 1246 100 .64 24 MI-ISOB 14 5 9 0 1230 1453 84.65 20 'DE LA SALLE (2) 14 5 9 0 1038 1509 68 .79 20 OAKLEIGH 14 5 9 0 1121 1786 62 .77 20 ST KEVINS (2) 14 5 9 0 872 1395 62 .51 20 GLEN EIRA AFC 14 0 14 0 690 2247 30 .71 0 *Forfeited match Rd 1 1 UNDER-19 (2) RED P W L D For Agst % Pts OLD CAMBERWELL 14 12 2 0 1334 629 212 .08 48 NORTH OLD BOYS 14 11 3 0 1377 624 220.67 44 RUPERTSWOOD 14 10 3 1 1615 614 263 .03 42 OLD PARADIANS 14 9 4 1 1219 912 133 .66 38 'UNIVERSITY BLACKS 14 9 5 0 1483 784 189 .16 36 THERRY PENOLA OB 14 9 5 0 1428 849 168 .20 36 BULLEEN TEMP 14 5 9 0 542 1632 33 .21 20 IVANHOE FITZROY 14 2 12 0 496 1955 25 .37 8 AQUINAS O C 14 2 12 0 438 2035 21 .52 8 *Ineligible player Rd 11

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