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j ;,i noi know Anthony Molan, or did I get to meet his parents at Anthony's . I „l rl . Probably most of the 1200 people who attended were the same

u led representing the VAFA out of respect for an obviously fine young ~ieur footballer and person, respect for his family and for his VAFA club (De 1 1. Anthony's attitude to life was - "Enjoy the present. Look to th e

future'--ith hope . Never stop trying" . We all owe it to the memory of Anthony ,,<<,Ian (29 March 1979 - 1 June 2003) to always keep that message in ou r I . in this difficult world .

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[h : conclusion of each Senior and Under 19 match the umpires rate the behaviour of each club's Players, 1s and Supporters (a mark out of 5) . If a mark of 0 or 1 is awarded (Totally Unsatisfactory) or 2

(L'nsatisfactory), the umpire must give his reasons for the low mark on the Match Day Incident Report i . a copy of which must be handed to each club by the umpires immediately after the match . 11 , , . '_T . then observes trends (low scores) and may call in a club if an unhealthy trend is not arrested . [ii ancial prize is offered to a club of each section for the best average score of all scores awarded . PL :. =RS !ubs have received scores of below 3 up to an including round 8 . These clubs will be listed next week . OF%±Cl :-_~ 9 11 clubs have received scores of below 3 up to an including round 8 . These clubs will also be listed nex t SliP :`0- -E12S 17 ~tubs have received scores of below 3 up to an including round 8 . These ciubs will be listed next week . iv clubs have perfect scores in all areas - that is ratings of 5 for its Players, Officials and Spectator s n, luct . These clubs will also be presented next week . ations to all associated with the two VAFA teams that played over the Queens Birthday Weekend . you to the "For The Love of the Game" pages today where I have handed over quill duties to To m

Br. .'r who presents summaries of both matches . ards to the Australian Amateur Football Championship (AAFC) Series, the VAFA's demolition of th e ateurs has put the VAFA in the box seat to become the fi rst AAFC National Champion State whic h li tecozoe known after the Fifth and Sixth Championship Match to be played in 2004 . Th~ C ;.-npionship Table is as follows after four matches (2002/2003) : P

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EX Next fJeek's Matches . . . . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . .. . ... . . .. . . ... . ... . . .. . . .. . . . .6 Coaches' Clipboard . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . ... . .. . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . ... J2 For the Love of the Game. . .. . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . .. . - 18-19 Looking Back . . . .. . . ... . . .. . . . .. . .. . . . ... . . .. . . .. . ... . . . .. . . .. . . .. 34-35 Today's Umpires . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . ... . .. . . . ... . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . ... .40 Sportscov-er A re na Draw . . . .. . . .. . . ... . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . ... .59 Tribunal & Investigations . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . ... . . . .. . .. . . . .. .59 Sportscover Spot the Ball . . .. . . .. . . ... . . .. . . .... ... . . . .. . ... . ... .62 Ladders. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . ... . . .. . ... . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . .. .63/64

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TI:, 1-~.st ~ has b :n sn_shed wt* -- : ally scoring a win . It en~. ., . .- i~; ;;sage for the club, which is not I :~ddin -itself the threat of relegation is over but can take heart frorn knowing it has the abilitv to win . Not that others doubt it . Opposition coaches have lauded the side throughout the , or, but their words have a hollow ring to y+ Fu i all you can taste is bitter defeat . It comes as no ren, that the word that first sprang i,> }r coach Paul Fahey wa s relief rather 1, i "Yeah reliet : vord .` Fahev said . "It's been ,u '' hang on to the belief of c : s right . We've pretty much si ~ l,een doing since the st<rt c i i a few minor alterations to gae : . c. sending on set-up and injuries . "But I don't think we were really losing belief . "Winning is a'-hit nd losing can be a habit a s well and ther , ~ re probably a couple of game s that we siioi ' '.iviarcellin . ~~ .~. the habit of =~ "It's been footv Li t Fahe a 19 platier, admits i1, : sons wit h with a It his si c : r ~, ;tte^ Oval . But lie's ! : to his ti- ~, e , out in a

rom .~~-ru~clirr, t! L i on the pa . ;g then, he is now a short-odds tip fo r the club best and fairest . ' e word from Old Haileybur; is that forrr Ss ett OT s moth kw ch( 1 her son's last game and s a t disappointed . Not that young L : ett didn't play t : w_: enough : t lad has been a revelation in A Section this ve and showed much of the class that used to be AFL selectors jot down smiley faces in th, pads . No, mum is apparently not so happy about t chap's diet, suggesting the shorts are a I tighter ' an they ought to be . 01 We su :)ect the coac i message found o n just as the boys wei~ Birt ; c'ay weekend off . tie resr'nder that e t at opens ne id ." ti message t > , zen : "Plea

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their skin against Old Xaverian s today . -eak couldn't have come at a better time fo r ion Oval-based side . t e3 cn a daring punter would put muc h on the Redlegs today. ct r3j~rnards, the nippy team that delivered the ; , n1ling, will face much sterner opposition in old Trinity in the Sportscover Arena match o f 11 like its captain, big Andrew Ramsden, Old began like a beaten up ute but is now ,hing along like a Porsche . OT has won five of last six matches . University Blues, too, have another gust of ,,,I in its sails after pilfering a three-point wi n Marcellin before the break . ~ lcanimates knew what the right thing to d o uinton Gleeson would not have paid for a since the win . Gleeson sealed the match ili an cool snap for his second goal for the day , the Blues in front as the clock kep t down . sory glance at the ladder and the Blue s ( .>e iat their season is far from over . ,1tey play Old Ivanhoe in a game that is IflC'-"'S .

limm men haven't been at their best . just holding out Old Ivanhoe and losing to 131ues . They are up against it against Old cla loves playing at home in Camberwel l 1 is the fant a_iainst St 째v-' :s, a team undulating features it is impossible t o

" ~ybeari ._a~ - Dav_ci Li pla: s I 200t1 . -r.~3~ for the Bloods against Marce ll in i , l :- :. . Lappa' retired at the end of last seaso n coaxed out of retirement to help out th e os. His form has been such that he gaine d election last week and with 4 goals wa s rntal in securing that victory agains t nemesis Old Xavs . David was a of the 1995 premiership team, has the senior goalkicking tally on 3 ns and his 381 career goals for the places him 3rd on the all time club ing list . Well done Lappa an d ations on earning your Lif e hip of the OHAFC .

TODAY'S MATCHES A SECTION St Bernards v Old Trinitv at Sportscover Aren a Old Xaverians v Old Melburnians Marcellin v Old Haileybury Old Ivanhoe v University Blue s

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OLD MELB S 1 .4 2 .7 3 .11 4 .12 (36) ST BERNARDS 6 .3 14 .10 22 .13 31.24 12101 Old PrleibL +s na: Matthews O'Brien Perizel Whitehead. Best : O'Brien Magee Berry R Mulquhiey L Alder McKeon . St Bernards: D Jordan 6 Byrne 5 Neeson 5 C Mitchell 4 1 Harvey 4 B Jordan Joe Mount 0`Sulhvan Turnbull Fielding L Wilkinson J Smith. Best: Turnbull Fielding Neeson Byrne C Mitchell D Jordan. Umpires : Wayne Hinton Jamie Avins (F) Graeme Thwaites Chris O'Shea (B) Bernie Hoare Kevin Segota ( G ) OLD TRINrrY 3.7 4 .13 6.18 13.22 I100) OLD SCOTCH 3.2 5.4 7 .6 8.6(54) Old Trinity: Reynolds 5 A Willlams 3 Andrews Gliltrera Green Rantsden Saunders, Best : Gnatt Kenna A Williams L Kennedv Deane-Johns Reynolds . Old Scotch: Dennis 2 Collins Crow Kitchen C PtuWps Ross Saunders. Best: Crow B Phillips Ferguson Saunders Dennis Quail . Umpires: Grant Wardrop Richard Eastwood (F) Andrew Rechtman Russell Nation (B) Vin Vescovi Matthew Simpson (G ) OLD HAILEYBURY 3 .3 7.6 9.7 12 .13 (85) OLD XAVERIAIdS 4 .5 6.10 7.15 9.17 (71) Old IIalleybury : Lappage 4 S Langford-Jones 2 Forsyth 2 Siapantas 2 Bourke O'Farrell. Best : P Corrigan O'Farrell Kejna White M Corrigan Lappa6re . Old Xavesians: Pascerf 3 Landrigan 2 Mollard Scalan Ockleshaw Johnston. Best : Btddlecombe Mollard Oekleshaw Landrigan Johnston McInerney Umpires : Tim Sutcliffe Dirk Kramer (F) Nathan Eddy Craig Brajtberg fB) Andrew Barnes Matthew Kent (G ) UNIVERSITY BLUES 3 .5 6 .8 8 .10 1111 (83 ) MARCELLIN 1 .3 6 .3 10 .6 12 .8 (80) University Blues : Wilkie 4 Gleeson 2 Lowrock 2 North 2 Young De Crespigny. Best: Mcintyre Ryan Coleman Wilkie Brooke North . IDfareell3n: Treganowan 3 Addison 2 Johston Sheehan Frazer Furlain 0'Flvnn Browne . Best: Johnston Considine Duncan McMillan Theisz Fraser . Umpires: Mark Gibson Steve McCarthy (F) Peter Teasdale Brendan Cannon (B) Bernie Jephson Craig Arnol (G 1 ST KE YIPIS 2.1 7.5 7 .7 13.11 (89) OLD IVANHOE 3.4 8 .6 15 .9 16.11 f 107) St . Xevins: M Giansiracusa 5 Ryan 2 Bowles 2 Mulgrew Greenham J O'Keefe G Katavolos . Best : Simpson M Giansiracusa Taylor Cerohan P O'Keefe L Manoney. Old Ivanhoe: Toovey 5 Stevens 2 Luxon 2 Donaldson 2 R Weddle 2 Bolzan Pavne. Best : Stevens : Lochran Spoor S Low Price Toovey. Umpires : Anthony Damen Jason McNiece (F) Scott Fraser U) Dominic Napoli Travis Stortl (G) A-EF3EItyE OLD MELBURNIANS 1 .3 2 .3 3.3 3 .3(211 ST. BERNARDS 1 .2 6.9 12 .11 15 .16(106) Old Pdelburnians : C .Ray. Richmond . Theodoulon. Best: J.Ray, Schuller. Fitzgerald, Rose, Nicoll. Richmond. St . Bernarda: Anderson 3, Day 3, Alus 2, Close 2. Gleeson 2 . Catterall, R.Legudi . A.Smith. Best:Pearson. J .Moimt, Day, Bngryat Close, Anderson OLD TRINITY' 2 .2 4 .3 4 .5 8 .7(55) OLD SCOTCH 1 .2 4 .10 5.14{44) 2 .5 Old Trinity : Pretty 3 . R Ramsden 3 . Blaekmore, Ward . Best: Pretty, Donahoo. Ward, R Rarnscien- K Condron . S Amore . Old Scotch : Millar 2. Beaurepaire . Simon, Snuth. Best : Kitchen, Reid, Beattie . Beaurepaire, tvalcom. M Grant .

OLD HAILEYBURY 2 1 4 .4 5 .5 8.1 0( 58) OLD XAVERIANS 3 .1 3 .2 6 .5 7.6(48) Old Halleybury: Somala 3, McLauchlan 2, Efstathiou 2 . kiosbey. Best: Davey . Baker, Erikson- Stephens. Somaia. Ladd_ Old Xaverir+.ns : Stoney 2 . D. Walsh 2, Wilson . Hardman. Woodruff. Best : D. Walsh . Woodruff. Hannebery. Speekman, Mahe r UNIVERSITY BLUES 4.3 6 .4 8 .8 10.13 (73) AfARCELLIfd IA 3.2 5 .4 8.5l53) Uni Elm Goals : Qum 3 Cobbledick Haberfield title Maplestone Featherston Runnells Millard Best : Rmmells Birks Savaltos Maplestone Maddison Thomas Marc: Goals: Cooper 2 Dale 2 Colville Forenza Mathews McMillan Best : Dale Colville Cooper D .Carson Cull Maguir e ST.IsBVIIdS 1 .4 3.9 6.10 10.15(75) OLD IVAPiHOE 4 .4 5.8 9.14 10.151751 St. Kevins: Conlan 3, Movlan. Curtis. L. Katavolos, Greenhalgh, B . Dollman, Kempton, J. Giansiracusa. Best : J . Gians(racusa, B . Dolhnait D . Citrus . Kenipton, R R. iire_ Old Ivanhoe: Hawkes 3. 0 I7v,Yer 2, J . Weddle 2, Brandt, i. TY odossi . Best : Brandt, Braddy Koningion . Clarke. Corcoran, Y it.

ATEUR FOOTBALLER

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Coach : Vaughan Cleary Res . Coach : Tom Humphrey

Coach : Mick Dwyer Res Coach : Andn v Bonwick

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1 C . Home 2 R . Kejna 3 P. Corrigan 4 S. Langford-Jones 5 J. Bourke 6 A. White ( DVC) 7 M. Corrigan 8 R . George 9 M. Barker 10 C . Efstathiou (RVC) 11 C . Waxman 11 M . Graves 12 B. O'Farrell 13 M. Peterson A. Forsyth 15 D . Mackenzie 16 P. O'Donnell 17 K. For d 18 C . Jayasekera 19 M . Armstrong (C) 20 G Fletcher 21 A . Janke 22 D . Maso n 23 S. Loewe 24 A . Ross 25 C . Ditterich 26 J. Bell (RC) 27 L. Siapantas 28 S . Goldsworthy 29 B . Carson ( VC) 30 D . Warne s 31 D . Lay 32 B . Mitchell 33 R . 34 A . Wax mn a 34 P. Langford-Jones 35 D . Lappage 36 S . Brewster 37 A . Floyd 38 L. Floyd 39 H . Brooks 40 S . Davey 41 S . S aun ders 42 M . Edkson 43 R . McCarthy 44 M . Wray 45 H . Gopu 46 R . Goulden 48 C . Moyle ( RDVC) 49 L. Pitcher 50 R . Ladd 51 H . McLauchlan 52 L. Pfeiffer 53 B . Haar 54 R . Saunders 55 G. Stua rt 56 P. Dimond 57 A . Kight 58 A . Baker. 59 C . Warfe 60 M . Somaia 61 D . Fossey 62 M . Scarfe 63 W.Smith . 64 T. Hilton 65 A . Herrmann 67 M . Stephens

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OLD U- 7 Coach : Justin Pickering Asst : Andrew Pickering Res: Hart ley Stone 1 D. Smith 2 S . Theodor e 3 J . Pertz e l 4 R . Mathews 5 L Bunn 6 D . Holme 7 C. Thompson 8 A . McKeon 9 A . Simpson 10 T Robert s (C) 11 P. Gallagher 12 J . Richardson 13 B . Thiel e 14 B . Evans 15 M . Rose 17 James Miller 18 T. Fitzgerald 19 R . Mulquiney (VC) 20 J . Guest 21 M . Hicks 22 J . Dixon 23 M . Berry (VC) 24 M . Hawkins 25 H . Whitehead 26 T. Costell o 27 D. Kinsella 28 M . Billing 29 M . Prowse 30 Jono Miller

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Old Scotch v St Bernards Old Xaverians v Old Trinity Marcellin v Old Melburnian s

Old Essendon Or v St Kevins Old Xaverians v Old Brighton Marcellin v Caulfield Or

Old Ivanhoe v Old Haileybury at Sportscover Arena, Sunda y

De La Salle v Old Scotch St Bernards v University Blue s

St Kevins v University Blue s

B SECTION MHSOB v Hampton Rovers North Old Boys v De La Salle St Bedes Ment Tig v Whitefriars Old Brighton v Old Essendon Or at Sportscover Arena, Saturday Mazenod 0 C v Old Paradian s C SECTION Collegians v Therry Penola OB Glen Eira v St Leos Emmaus WP Caulfield Or v Beaumari s Mentone Vultures v Old Camberwell Ormond v Prahran

D1 SECTION Salesian 0 C v Yarra Valley 0 B University Blacks v Aquinas 0 C Bulleen Templestowe v AJAX Monash Blues v Banyule Ivanhoe Assumption v Old Mentonian s

D2 SECTIO N Peninsula 0 B v West Brunsivic k Old Carey v Old Geelong switched from the original draw Williamstown CYMS v La Trobe Uni Hawthorn Amateurs v Fitzroy Reds Oakleigh v Bentleigh D3 SECTIO N St Johns 0 C v Elsternwick Syndal Tally-Ho v Werribee Amateurs South Melbourne Districts v Kew Power House v Swinburne Uni Rupertswood v Monash Gryphon s

D4 SECTIO N Eltham Collegians v Bulleen Cobras St Marys v North Brunswick Box Hill North v Old Westbourne Richmond Central v Albert Park Brunswick Power v Mt Lilydale UHS-VU - Bye

UN DER-19 SECTION 2 Mazenod 0 C - Bye Old Trinity v Old Ivanhoe Beaumaris v Old Melburnians Werribee Amateurs v Old Camberwell Hampton Rovers v Old Paradian s UNDER-19 SECTION 3 Monash Blues v Rupertswood Old Carey v AJAX

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Friendly rivals Old Essendon and North Old Boys turned on a great day out at the Grammar on Saturday . Was glad to be a part of it, thanks for the invite John . NOBS' inaccuracy let them down and Frank's boys won well again . The ladder leaders Old Brighton completely outplayed Mazenod jumped them early and were too quick, as were Friars over a plucky Rovers who led at quarter time. Sportscover Arena saw a terrific game with Old Paradisns burying a few ghosts with a good win away from Garvey over the Tigers, and an injury depleted MIISOB struggled against a perhaps resurgent De La Salle .

MID YEAR REVIEW. As we are near enough to the half way mark something a bit different this week with a mid year review from my eyes . OLD BRIGHTON; A very good side all over the field and go about their business in a very clinical fashion . Jarred O'Nei ll has them very accountable, uses rotations very well, has a good blend of shorts and tails and a good home ground advantage . With 7 wins already final's action is a certainty, and on current form should go well in them. WHITEFRIARS; For a newly promoted club they have done very well and would be particularly pleased . Have added a couple of good players to what was already a strong list . Best home ground in the Section even the Tonners may struggle out there . Bit shaky away from home at times but they are working on this . But they will be around at the business end . OLD ESSENDON; Perhaps the surprise packet of the Grade thus far. Have done really well and taken all before them . Are young, keen skilled and well coached, are an even combination all over the ground and with a couple still to return and a bit of luck I except to see them at Sportscover in September . OLD PARADIANS; The old school has the potential to be up there with the best of them, but unfortunately do not always play that way . Have suffered a few injuries so key players thus far in the season that has not helped the cause . Are good at the Garvey . and not so good away, something I'm sure Paul Breen is working on . Are capable of final's action . Important few weeks ahead . ST BEDES A3ENTONE-TIGERS; Apart from a shellacking from Whitefriars in Round 1 have been a very competitive side, have 4 wins on the board and a couple of narrow losses which perhaps could have gone their way . Are young fast, with a strong midfield and some good talls . perhaps a belated return from Tim Beasley will add some experience. Certainly more than capable of taking part in some final's action . MAZENOD ; A slow start did not help their cause, then bounced back through the middle and appeared to be recapturing last year's form, but a close loss and a huge loss last week puts them back in the middle of the pack . The next two to three weeks are crucial to their season, the closeness of the grade still gives them a chance . Consistency being the key word. NORTH OLD BOYS; Have had a chronic run with injuries the worst of any side, and all to their prime movers: Has given the chance for Garry Foulds to blood a few young blokes who have

answered the task and improved every game . The break will help their cause to get a few back and they could have a big bearing on shaping the 4 . Have remained upbeat through it all.

DE LA SALLE; Perhaps the most disappointing side of the fir half of the season, although they have not had much luck . Toi Miller would be looking for a bit more consistency from h young charges and a few less turnovers and more conversioi when going forward I would think . Getting a few back now ai could be dangerous through the next 10 especially at Malveri , HAMPTON ROVERS ; Also hit by injuries and mostly to the better players to . Were well on the way with 2 wins out of t] first three but have struggled a bit since then as the injuri took toll . Can play a brilliant quarter against any opposition b ,. do not seem to be able to run a game out . But they are youi have an astute leader in Norm Goss, but are under pressure ; PRHSOB; Another disappointment, but have also been hit 1 injuries and unavailabilities through the early part of t1 season. Have blooded some youngsters so the future lool bright . The loss now of Drew Fairchild for the remainder of 0 season really makes it hard for the Unicorns but they ha vowed to fight on for Drew. Will find it hard to remain in I Grade . PREVIEW Having said all that a couple of games in this Round will have vital bearing in the overall scheme of things . Hampton Rovers welcome De La Salle to Boss James Reser in a huge game for both sides . The possible loss of Anthoi Browne could set it up for David Spithill to give Rob Bonnin and co first use of the ball. The experienced Rovers in Ca McKellar the Artz Boys Adam Power . Anton Duddy, need stand up today and guide their younger teammates over the li and in front of a parochial home crowd I think they can do i t

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ark because they are one of the few sides tha t iwi OEG last it ,, .- over the Iasfrom t~he T n gers for a competitive performance f r . If the Tigers can contain the dominance o I iterson in the ruck and around the ground then II can get over the line .

as they make th e I„ ; South for the Old Paradlans I to tackle old B righton. The Tonners have also been 'I t by the return of Big Pezza and the continue d nent and poise of their young players . They are wel l over the ground have a bit more consistency tha n home ground advantage is just too much t o i

It . II t a danger game . :50II ' lcome Mazenod in an absolu'te rmus La win for ~ the, will be keen to do ,,~ .1~: have the boys pumped . A3azenal ' .uats are still a possibility for them, Dave Murray them make the same mistake as last week and hav e

=ition jump them so it promises to be an enthrallin g t,(„ eially early . Another hard one to tip but I have to go ,,ist the grain and go with Mazenod just . PRESS CORRESPONDENTS the mobile i1, 1 numbers are 9553 1561 home phone or fax, 3 433 016 or email me to braineo(_a-optusnet .eom .au . . an at latest MONDAY NIGHTS please guys

I old parzdians - today's game against Old Brighton will see . Paul joined Paul P%<tlsh playing his 300th game for the Club , in 1987 after playing with both Fitzroy U19's and i, :udoora and has been a fixture ever since, playing 52 Senior ,;d .1. S games in the Reserves . Reserve Captain in 1998I99, & I r miership player 1991 .1995 and three time Reserve Best „r =i Winner, in addition he has served the Club as Vice <tdent (Administration), been a member of the Genera l dttee and also a member of the Social Committee . Paul i s rre of only three to have passed the 300 game mark (John Aor 1979) and (Peter Brabender 2003) at the Club . ,1ratulations Paul from everyone at the Club, you certainl y r ,cve to have a great day today . Thank you Jul you tng contribution to OPs Old Brighton - congratulates the following players on reaching Chris 5 0 games in recent weeks . Nick Biggin . Mark Jenk+in, :dcKichol, Gil Norwood, Andrew Van Den ITungen, Leigh t Hendra and Ross Stewart . All have been significan

ntributors to OBGFC both on the field, and around the chtb, er the past years and we wish them a successul and lon g hire at Beach Road Oval .

TODAY'S MATC HES B SECT IO N Hampton Rovers v De La Salle North Old Boys v Whitefriar s St Bedes Ment Tig v Old Essendon Gr Old Brighton v Old Paradians MHSOB v Mazenod 0 C

3.6 12.9 19.12 23.15 (1431 .6 13 .11 1891 FtAnff'TOpg ROVERS 5.1 5.3 9 2A Whitefiiarn: Vance 5 Carrigg 4 Eames 2 Kennedy 2 Northey 2 Wallace : A Pawiik Carbone Gloufchev A Pawlik R Pauiik M Power Wood . Best Rovers : B Ariz 3 D Ariz VanDenBoom Dance Northey Wood Swain . Hampton 3 Power 3 Barker Burgpraaff Greenwood Lawrence . Best: D Ariz B Ariz M Fletcher Wheeler llaysan Boyd . Umpires: Michael Sneddon Geoff Curran (F) (B) John Robinson Beorrn McCarthy (G ) DE yA SAM 3 .4 8,8 12 .8 17 .14 (116) pAHg,pB 5 .6 7.7 8 .11 9_141681 De La Sae: Duggan 4 Morel 4 Conn 2 Bomricl Goodier Harrison Mamitx McHenry McKenzie J Maloney . Best: S Hyland R Bonnici Morel Duggan J Moloney L Harrison . fl4TSOB : Walker 2 Umbrtck Harrison McCully Rosman White Svirskis L Taylor . Best: Andrew Harper Hogan McCully White Walker Umptrt s : Paul Dinneen Attie Firley iF Tony Casusceili Scott Gavens (B) John Hall Patrick Jenes (Gl .21 (123) OLD ESSENDON OR 2 .4 11 .7 13.11 17 .22 (76) 6.9 7.9 8.19 9 NORTH OLD BOYS i Old Essendun: Fleming 3 Podb r 3 Velardo 3 Heritage 2 McKenzie Dl Blas °~Buckley Forrest T Bi +t- s McPherson . Best: McPherson Forrest Ryan T B1 Eastaugh Heritage Velardo. North Old Says: Casboult 3 Bryar Vogeis White Umpir es: Macau Steep. Best: Da~rSdson Cashault Roach Cassell Brady Grigg . Dash Boris Luke Holmes (Fl Glenn Kennedy Bianca Share (BI Dennis Webster Ken Brewer (G ) .9 (105)

6 .0 9 .2 15 .7 16 .6 9.7 12.11 (83) ST BEDES MENt'OIdE TIGE&S 2 .2 8 Old Paradians: Boundy 4 Sinclair 3 Yen 3 Reiner 2 O'Loughlin 2 O'Meara : Boundv Dallas Sinclair O'Loughlin O'Meara Curran . St . Bedes Dallas . Best OLD PARADIBPdS

L Terrel l Monotone Tigm : Hecker 4 P Wintie 2 Connolly 2 M Terrell Scaiidi. Umpires :

Hipwell. Best : P Wint)e . Connolly McCraw Napier Sampien Hecker tB) Paul Peter James peter Simpson IF) Robert Mutton Brendan Corcoran Gait Daniel Scully (GI '. EiAZEi4OD 0 C

.6 9 .9(631 2 . t 2 .2 4 .8 15 .9 21 .13 (139) OLD BRIGHTON 4 .3 11 Sharp. Best : M t :ayenott: Parry 2 Fuller 2 Morris Polan Maskell Beard Brighton: Chamberlain Hose Carter Parry Hanley Murray. Old MacGiltivray 7 Perry 4 Krzywniak 2 Humana 2 Perrett 2 Nickas P7rrie : Homann MacGtllivray Lennox McCowan Dale Ewert Marshall . Best Stewart. Umpires: Mark Morrison (rotation from A) Leah Gallagher IF) tB) Ross Richards Ross Daid iG ) PMI&M .9 16,1111071 3.4 8.7 11 WRrrEg RLARS .3 2 .5 5 .06) HA10Tpy ROVERS 0 .1 2 . Wilson 2. Leahy 2 . Elliott, Rrhitefrlers : R. Eames 3. Jongebloed 3. Baggoley 2 . Phelan, Eames, Vernal, Anderson, Gallagher, Cursb . Best: Baggoley, Brosolo : Levy 2, McDermott, Marinis, Fisher. Best : Hill . Anderson . Hampton Rowers . Woolrich. Adams, S. Anderson. Kelly, Morley . Pearson .7(115) 7 .3 11 .3 16 .5 18 DE LA SALLE MRSOB 0 .1 5 .1 6 .3 10.7(67) . M.Harber 2 . SOvers 2. Coffey. Cogglns . Be La Salle: Walker 4, O`Connell 3 . Walmsley, Woodiock . Best : Swift, Murray. D.Hytand. A .Maore . D.'.+toore : Wright 2, Villain 2, Wilson 2. Hesse, Walker . S.Hyde. O'Donnell. PdBSOB . Wilson, Fraczek, Wright . Kevs 2. Sierakowskt. Fraczek. Best: Viilant . Keys Campbell . 63 7.3 8.5 9 .7(61) OLD ESSENDO N .9(63) 3.3 7.3 8.5 9 NORTH OLD BO'Y'S . Hughes . Nowiand. Old Esaendon : Hughes 7 . Newland, Bnant Best : Balloch . Kelliher 2 . Amor. Boyle. Carter. Hearne, Bryant North Old Boys: Barker 3 . Delaney, Took, Cribbe s Keenan, Delane Best : Joyce, Barker . Butcher 8.3 10.8 15.7 18.111119) OLD PARADIARS .2 6.4140) ST BEDES 2YEP+"t'OflE TGERS 1 .0 4 .2 4 .Dinunosante, Lombardi, Paglia . Old Pasadiana: Robins 6. Simpson 5, Dore 3 . Richardson . Buw Ryon Bux. Best: Robins, Dintinacante . Pap . L'Hullier, Fedderson,FerrisBest St Bedes Mentone Tigers:Beas)ey 2, Parsons . Teseriero McColl . Napier, Parsons . LHulller. Chaplin

3 .0 7.5 8.6 10.11(71) pdAZENOD 9 .9i631 OLD BRIGHTON 3 .4 5 .5 7 .8 . Parker, ApolloNO. Mazenod : Javaweera 3 . A.McDoweli 2 . L.Morgan 2 . Jones a Best: AMcDowell, L.Morgan. Jones, Krom, Bradshaw, Jayaweer. Best: Logan . Old Brighton: Mead 3. Scott, Salem, Goldner, Mllat, Henderson Mead, Paterson, Matesst . Hebhard . Shernran_ 9

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Training Younger Players Vs Older Play Every football club's list contains individuals with loads of football experience - but less than fresh bodies that don't cope with training as well as in the past. Throw into the mix those who benefit from greater training loads - and younger players who may need to be nursed through the year to ensure they're still playing well at the season's end . Meeting the training needs of these three distinct groups, particularly with limited resources, can be a major challenge . Questions about responding to individual needs within a team confront every coach . The following guidelines will help you determine what training loads you can prescribe to players with varying age and experience levels . First consider: i) The actual (chronological) age of your player and it ) The 'training age' of your playe r The training age of a player refers ~o many years he has been eompethzg and trais_>> _ . : current level of competition . A player straight oi : . of secondary school who joins your club has a trr' i1 g age of zero, even though he may be 18-19 years old and may have played school football for six years . This is due to the likelihood your team's training demands will be far more demanding than his school team's . An older recruit, perhaps aged 22-23, is also considered to have a training age of zero if he has not played senior football . Splitting your players into the following categories will help when programming: Category 1 : Zero to one year's training ; Category 2 : Two to three year's training : Category 3 : Four or more year *s training, well motivated, available ; Category 4 : Six or more years training, reduced availability . Category 1 players require a more conservative approach to training because they i) don't have the experience to know how they will react to training loads it) don't have a training base to allow high intensity training for long periods III) Are more susceptible to fatigue, soft tissue and overuse injuries . Category 2 players are likely to make up the core of the team . These players have the time, motivation and relative youth to make them most valuable to your

club . Games played in senior teams will be more intense than games played at reserve level, so these players need to be able to do the training to cope with those pressures . Players in Category 3 are likely to be in their mid 20s to early 30s . Many of these players can cope with the higher intensities and volumes because over the years they have developed a base to enable them to sustain heavier loads . Others in this age group will have commitments that mean their availability is reduced . You will need to ensure they get extra training when they are available and, as a consequence, these players should be considered in Category 4 . Category 4 players are likely to be slowing down, in terms of one or more of their physical abilities, availability and commitment . Also, the ability of older players to recover from training decreases and they often require more time before a second high intensity training session or game can be performed . The reality is they will train less - which is fine if that's what's needed to get them onto the park for the game . Horses for courses An important factor to keep in mind is that higher category players generally have the knowledge and ability to 'train harder' and this also should be recognised . Players with lower training ages tend not tbeasficnt herpationsmreatu e players . This also applies to recovery and nutritional preparation . Players in the low and high training age categorie : should be given adequate time to recover from training . Recovery can be improved using appropriate techniques but training age will still influence recover3 time . In other words older players are less likely to be able to train on consecutive days . Always communicate with the players of low or higY training ages to ensure they know what is expected o them and why - and that their workloads are taIlorec to produce maximum game day performance . Oh, am take time to explain to the guys in the middle categorie : why the older and younger blokes look like they'n getting off lightly . Or Noel Duncan and Or Michael McCoy Fitness2live

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I arrived down at MHSOBFC after being asked by my good friend and Senior Coac h David Skinner to help out as Assistant Coach early in the year . Having played there in 1998 I knew a couple of faces around the club which made it a little easier to fit in . Having played with David the previous year I knew what to expect of his coaching and his tactics. I'm totally impressed with the professionalism of the whole footy club, from the General Committee to the training staff. Everyone has the same determination and drive around the club. I have never heard anyone say anything negative about the club which is a rarity in sporting clubs these days. It is just up to the players to respect these people who donate their time endlessly and also to respect their team

David has been a life long friend of mine and I know the dedication and time he gives to this club . That was why I had no hesitation in moving from my previous club, where I'm a life member and played over 400 games, to be a part of something special at MHSOBFC . It is just up to the players now to show the same dedication as others at the club .

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With one round to play in the first half of the year, the likely premier for 2003 has still not become any clearer. The Animals keep doing what they have to do, the Fields are building their percentage each week, the Sharks seemed to have slipped, while the Oak Park boys have emerged through the month of May as the big challenger . Review The Animals took home the chocolates in the match of the round against the inaccurate Lions . The highway was the end to kick to, as Collegians peppered the goals 19 times for only a 6 .13 result . The Lions wayward kicking kept the Animals in the game and they came out a different side in the second qtr after an old fashioned blast from coach Darren Turner, slamming on 7 of their own to trail by only 8 pis at the half . The remainder of the game was a game of defence as both sides tightened the screws when heading into the breeze . However, it was again left to Brad Bird to kick the sealer as the Animals got out of jail by 8 points . Collegians were well served through Campbell Unsworth, while the Animals defence and Mick D'Amelio were rock solid . The Oak Park boys broke their travel bug in superb fashion knocking off Beaumaris at Shark Park by 3 majors . The minor upset was again due to the goal-kicking prowess of Corey Bannister as Jono Holt was inspirational for the Sharks . Who would want to bet on Ammo footy? The Saints surprised the punters and the Wells alike, smashing their opposition by 59 points . The turnaround was largely due to the work of Lewin & Sheedv as the Wells have now slipped into the bottom zone . Merv's men keep marching on and adding to their percentage with another commanding victory, this time against the Two Blues . Skipper Andrew Will dominated across half forward as the "6 pack" again let only 1 goal through in the first half. Opposing captain Aaron Rhodes, tried hard for the home team as some late goals provided some respectability to the scoreboard . The 7Ionds put up a determined performance against the -%ultu=es, but it was not enough to

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The "Don Smallgoods" match of the round pits two inform sides against one another as T'Iaerry Penola are at home to the Animals . The onbal brigade of Mark Nancarrow & Mick Elli ocntiuedrvthbalforwd theLion ; each week, face off against the miserly defence o the Animals . St . Leo's just keep winning, but tOakPrkboysaregtingbet reachwekan c will cement a spot in the 4 today in a close one . Glen Eira will need to put in another RHC performance as they face the Sharks at Carnegie The enthusiasm of youth was the spur for tSainsgainstOCandtheywilnedaloftha c stop Beaumaris . The hungry Sharks will bounc back to remain in touch with the top 2 as the . ytoendhirmslup The Wells have slipped into the bottom zone afte a disappointing month and face the rampagin ; Fields away from home . The break couldn't hav come earlier enough for the early pacemakers who suffered a shock defeat last week . Merv' men are rolling along nicely as another grea team effort resulted in a commanding victory . 0 (

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il be desperate to turn things around but may „ . ~ it to wait another week. A ;,e Vultures are waiting in the wings of the four ,;;id will notch up another win against the Two Blues out at Mentone . The onball brigade of Chris O'Meara and Chris Sullivan are in fine form and will be determined to throw off the challenge of Prahran, who will target this game as the one to get their season back on track . Pat Hawkins can only hope that all the goalkicking practice has been beneficial as the Lions take on old time rivals Ormond . The pocket dynamo Bryce Deledio, will need another bottler if they are to challenge the runners of Collegians, who need to rebound after the last ne . : ;3PO DNE PQT S CC

Thanks to all the press corro's work for the first half of 03' ; keep up the good work for the remainder of the season . 1tt1~e.IL :;O_ ejrl a?_~ti- .ig . C

Be; r_c_ is - congratulate Nic - i3c-~r on playing is 140,- :. game this weekend . A product of the U19s, Nick played in an U19 premiership and kicked 100 goals in the premiership year. He has graduated to senior football and has played in a senior grand final side as well . Playing all the key positions, Nick is a man of few words, but is a dedicated Beaumaris player. We wish him weil for the remainder of his career. Also we congratulate senior deputy vice captain M ark "I3augie" Ensor on achieving his 100th game today. Dougie is a highly skillful and accomplished footballer with the ability to play at both ends of the ground . He was voted a member of the "team of the 90s" . A great clubman off the field, he is often using his marketing ingenuity to assist the club and his organisation of a number of trip away functions have been exotic . Therry Penola - congratulates Dave Weston 'The Smiling Assassin' on his 50th game for the club in Rd9 against Beaumaris .Dave, one of the fittest players at Therry, has been in great touch this year and is currently pressing for senior selection. Congratulations 'Westy' . We look forr,vard to many great games ahead .

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BEAUMARIS 5.1 6.5 11 .3 13.9(87) 7°r1ERFC':' PE1ti03.A 1 .0 4.0 5.2 12.5 ( 77) : Vance 3 . Ryon 2, Gourlay 2 . hia J. RaWAins, Pelee, Gerrand, Rmummis iv Deluca O'Brien M. Best: Gray . O'Brien M . Foley. Deaton B, Gourlay, O'Brien A. 1'heryy Pe !a: Bcsanko 5. vari3a 3. Barron 2 . Croth . Hollow S. Best : Barron S. Clifton . Bosanko. Goodwin D, Garo,u ?si ST 7 's : .- .-.US' 1 .1 4.6 5-6 8.9( 57) COYd.EGn .., . 3.4 5.5 10.5 11 .8(74) St Lew: E lchell 4, Contra . Nolan, Prosser. Simon n. Best - R.MeGloin . Rose . C .Vaughan, Morrison . RMcCann, Ottcbre. I a Shuttle 5 , Hart 2. Heneberv . Low. Muir. WboB2ouse. Best - Lovr. Heneberv. Thomas . Vial, Skrurie. Herman . OLD C•"---"ELL 2-2 -- 8-8 14-11(95) GYk A 3-1 3-1 5-1 5-2(32) Old C:m -rweSl : Francis 3 . Hailca-'c 3. 1 " R 2. Craven 2 . Seeley. Snil,h . Tipper. f'vapcvnr . Best: Smith, , e ly. Jones, Francis . Rowe. Gl:, .i l,u .: Fidogiasulls 2, l::ide, Halo .,, t ., . . ,, : ;s~gkotis, Diamond. A . Fidogiamiis, Haines. S, Denies-A. Oldham , PRAHRAN 2,2 3.3 3.4 4.5(29) CAUL GRAM 3.5 9.9 13.12 18.18(126) Prahrain Upton. Murphy, Ranage. Sagno).Best : Downing, Mueh)heim . Upton, Ranuapae, Sagnol',talford. Card Gram: Gross 6. Psalter 3, Kuppe 2, Kendall 2, Dahavcil 2. Thompson, Harrison, Jacobs . Jenklnson.BesC Gross, Poulter, Dorman, Docker, Harrison. Kendall . ORMOND 3.1 9.5 13.5 16.8(104) MENTORS 4.2 4.2 8.2 10.4(6#) Grmoad: Beckett 5. Stewart 4, Smith 3 . C .Keleher, KHanev, Everitt, Casey. Best: Casey, Parsons, Rayson, Stewart . Beckett . C .Keleher . Mentone : Waters 2, Ogler 2, Emmett 2, A .Walsh 2 . Levert. Sheehan. Best: M.Walsh . Rock, McCleod . McCarthy, A.Walsh, Johnston.

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Coach : Brett Merchant Asst: Mick Lovejoy Res: Mick Carty 1 S . Nish 2 H . Gibson 3 M . Pitts (C) 4 M . Matulick (DVC) 5 M . Ensor (VC) 6 A . Spence 7 D. Foley 8 M . O'Brien 9 B . Cousins 10 L. Buller 11 M . Lee 12 L. Healy 13 C. Gourley 14 T. Collins 15 M . Boon 16 A. Quin 17 L Atkins 18 N. Kennedy 19 M . Atkins 20 N. Atkins 21 P. Sherman 22 J. Holt (VC) 23 A. Catlin 24 B. Gray 25 D . Teesdale 26 R . Meilick 27 B. Haynes {DVC) 28 J. Vance 29 C . Martin 30 S. Hunt 31 A. Ryan 32 B. Caims 33 S. May 34 J. May 35 N . Rooter 36 L Ferrari 37 R . Presnell 38 J. Gerrand 40 R . Rawlins 41 M . Talbot 42 A . O'Brien 43 C . Bruinier 44 C . Collins 45 J . Deluca 46 M . Saxton 47 L. Mann 48 W. Travers 49 J . Bryce 50 S . Lynch 51 S . Coote 52 B . Deaton 53 J . Windebanks 54 A. Thompson 55 S . McNicholas 56 E . Leyden 57 H. McMillan 59 B. Griffiths 60 C. Buckley 61 A. Richardson 62 A. Pratt 64 M . Carty 66 A. Coate

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i : Chris Bye Assist wach : Jason Reddic k Res . Cc :h: Gary Datson I P. Gorman 2 A. Mills (vc) 2 T. Goodwin 3 R . Bannister 4 M. Ellio t 5 S . Sacco 7 S . Bannister 8 L. Hollow 9 C . Bannister 10 J . Vaina 11 D . O'Sullivan (vc) 12 A . Christie 13 G. Russell 15 A . McMahon 16 M . Goodwin 16 D . Clifto n 17 G. O'Connor '.. 18 B . Carter 19 A . Grant 20 J . Clark e 21 G. Henderson 22 L. Reynolds 23 D. Calagari 25 P. Edwards 26 B . Lewis 27 M . Garoni 28 A. Carroll 29 S . Goodwin 30 R. Finley 31 S . Hollow 32 J. Sacco 33 L. Kuret 34 D. Weston (vc-res) 36 D . Barron 37 D . Castaldi (C) 38 M. Nencarrow 39 5. Boyle 40 P. Garoni 41 B . Barron 42 D . Dimech 43 M. Warren 44 P. Appleford 45 M . Carter 46 S . Stepan 47 D . Goodwin 48 A . Nancarrow (vc-res) 49 B . Whykes B 50 B . Barron B 51 Mark Goodwin 52 D . Weston 55 M . Garoni 56 P. Dunne 57 S . Westo n 63 A . Moloney {c-res) 59 T. Robinso n 67 G . Tsinans 69 S . Sarong 70 L. Kuret 79 T. Higgins 99 M . La Corcia

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Terrific performances over the Long Weekend with both VAFA Representative sides recording stirring victories . In the St Kilda Community Cup in atrocious conditions at Moorabbin on Friday Night the Representative side recorded a terrific come from behind victory over a plucky Southern F ootball League . Early in the game the SFL appeared to handle the conditions much better than the VAFA and had the first goal on the board within minutes, and looked dangerous . Playing a defensive game by positioning a loose man in our forward line made it difficult for the forwards to exert any real authority on the game . Despite having 90 per cent of the play through the second and third quarters we still found ourselves a goal behind at the final break with the game totally in the balance . A couple of excellent positional changes with the move of Dean M atthews and Liam Holloway up forward paid immediate dividends as a piece of undisciplined play by a Southern defender allowed Matthews to score a goal to put the Vics in front, and then when Holloway followed with another one shortly afterwards the writing was on the wall for the SFL . Bi g Michael Matulick was controlling the ruck bringing the ball to ground for the smaller running players, and the Southern appeared to be a spent force as we controlled the game totally, and a brilliant running goal by Liam Ryan on the final siren saw the boys ove r

Steve Buckle shone for the VAFA the line in a great last Friday against the SFL. comeback .

Stephen Buckle controlled his wing all nig : and won the BOG Award, Richard Hoskil did a fantastic job on Ben Cranage as well ; knocking up getting kicks himself, Liz Ryan was a terrific player and tI unobtrusive Paul Edwards led the defensi, unit in a very positive way . Congratulations to George Voyage and all h support staff and to all the players in ti side you did yourselves and the VAF PROUD. VAFA 0 .3 1 .5 2 .7 7 .11 .5~ SFL 1 .0 2 .2 3 .5 4 .6 .30 Goals VAFA : Frater Ryan Ritterma Holloway Matthews Mooney Harrison . SF Newman 2 Tarpey Cranage . Best VAFA : Frater Hosking Ryan Lidd( Buckle Edwards . SFL: Cranage Wells Took Shalders Odachowski Trand . VAFA Selectors Best (SFL) : Brett Shaldei (Cheltenham ) SFL Selectors Best (VAFA) : Steve Buck (St . Leos Emmaus WP) And so to Perth it was a determined bunc who took to the plane with top spot at tY half way mark of the AAFC Carnival stake . The game started at a frenetic pace wit Luke Hawkins, Paul Corrigan, an d Job Stevens gathering the ball at will and drivir it forward where Tim Harvey and Do Jordan were terrific targets . The big Subiac ground was certainly helping the runnir players of the side and by quarter time a goal buffer was already the differenc between the two sides . The second saw the game continue in tY same vein as every time WA tried to â&#x201A;Ź forward they repelled by Murray Pitts, Mar Corrigan and that little terrier Dann Byrne, and with Tim Ockleshaw feeding ot numerous hand balls the Big V continued o their merry way. Luke Hawkins 60-65 mets torpedo goal after the half time siren brougl very deserved applause from the buildir, crowd .

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ÂŤas terrific to see the players resolve and clctcrmination for the task at hand continu e he second half as they urged each other , ,,, tokkeep going in hard and not lift the t)ressure, this certainly was a tight knit ,,,cup who were miles from home on a mission . The last two quarters rightfully i,elonged to the Vies as they booted another 12 goals while keeping WA goalless for th e tire game a terrific performance in itself .

Kerwood Perkin Garkaklis Pearce . Neil Judge Medal: Luke Hawkins (Old Scotch ) WAAFL Selectors B est (VA FA) : Paul Corrigan (Old Haileybury ) VAFA Selectors Best (VAFA) : Carl Steinfort (Mazenod OC ) L) : Trent WAAFL Selectors Best (W Cooper VAFA Selectors B est (WAAFL) : Troy Kerwood

So clinical was the performance that serious comments as to the strength of this team were that it was capable of beating any Senior side in the WAFL!!! ! Luke Hawkins was a most deserved winner of the Judge Medal for Player of the Match, Paul Corrigan was not far behind him, Carl Steinfort used his experience to advantage in his specific task, Danny Byrne was good, as was John Stevens, Tim Harvey and all the forwards added something, Murray Pitts was the General up back and at some stage of the game every one of the 24 players who took the field made a contribution . Nick Bourke, his support staff and all associated with the team are to be congratulated for the work they put into this group of young men, who in such an important event rose to the occasion to do themselves, their clubs, their parents, and all of us privileged enough to be at Subiaco on Sunday, feel very humbled by the way they played their football, and they did it ALL for the LOVE of the GAME . VAFA 7 .3 15 .17 20 .11 27 .14 .176 WAAFL 0 .1 0 .1 0 .2 0 .3 .3 Goals VAFA: Harvey 6 Siapantas 4 Hawkins 3 D Jordan 3 B Jordan 2 O'Farrell 2 Stevens 2 Low Byrne Lochran Browne Ramsdell . WAAFL : Nil . Best VAFA: Hawkins P Corrigan Steinfort Stevens Pitts Siapantas . WAAFL : Cooper

Old Scotch's Luke Hawkins was outstanding last week at Subiaco .

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Until R6, DI match results were almost predictable, but in the last two rounds the Section has reverted to its traditional topsy-turvy self.

ROUND 8 "' - 7 A3 's solid vii `ory over Yarra Valley could be one of those defining results that shape the final four . The Bushrangers have now dropped 3 on the trot, and need to win 8 of the remaining 10 to be sure of final's action . Aquinas couldn't counter Salesians' desperation in their hard fought affair. Banyule lopped another tall poppy in IJzri . B lack s, and has put itself right back in the contest, only a game from the four. Blacks weren't disgraced at all, but couldn't find that bit extra the Bears' did in the last 15 minutes . Old Mentonians were gazumped by the Bullants' extraordinary accuracy and tenacity . Ivanhoe Assumption found the marauding Monash Blues a task too hard to start with, and impossible once injuries robbed them of a bench in g3 .

way my tipping's going, tha etshouldgive visitors considerable encouragement!. Uni . Blacks meet AJAX in a'turning point" match, Blacks go right back into the clag if they lose, whereas the Jackas can turn 72, and a couple of games above the digester zone if they win . Those key numbers, points for & against, of these sides are very similar, and both have tons of grit and dash through the middle . Anthony Parkin, Rob Dillon, plus Andrew & Ben Costello have all been consistent Blacks engine room performers this season, while Michael Jones rucking has been little short of heroic . Danny Weitlitzer has been rucking consistently for the Jackas, the Segal boys dominating round the packs, and Julien ifirzner is a worry to all opnonents at FF . I X should take the points by 2 goals . c Temp tackle E , it may b e 6th 7t'i, but this game ii i~ decide which ch!' ; in touch with ine Four, an d

TODAY'S GAME S YVOB are at home to and the wav the Bushrangers are avelling, the Bloods would give themselves a serious chance of beating them . While Bushrangers like Luke Taylor and Sam Savage are doing well in defence, YV's problems seem to stein from the mid-field onwards, which staggers me considering the calibre of plavers they have in those zones . Mind you the Bloods have similar problems, Mark Barmby and John Jess flew the flag in the back half last week, but the engine room and front sector were down . Don't have much option but t o

go for the home side b, a kic ; ; or so, b

AJ .Kirzner ,Monash Blues Grace Old Mentonians Bournon Old ~ntonians Basile Bul licen-Templestowe Matthews VE :.onash Blues Hawkins 0 Banvvle J Turnbull 1 AJAX Cooper 2 Yarra Valley D Smith 0 Iva- hoe A , sumption Pearce 0 L :~i :rec 3 1acks Hanna 1

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concentrates on relegation proofing if. The Bullants pulled a rabbit out o f ,iie hat last week by beating the Panthers ,tt I;cvsborough and they will be looking for (he same great team effort this week plus 13illy TOuraganis, Damien Bone, and Dean '+latthevrs continuing their sensational ; ;)rm . The Bears are also an even side, but :till have match winners in Scott Playfair, Dave Williams, with strong back up from the likes of Simon Dean, Shaun Lorenzini, ,c~ Brad Willmore . Close one this . I'll tip the Bears by a point ! ?, lozsa s h Blues host Old Mentonians in .lnather crunch encounter : Ashers want to take an 8-1 ratio into the back half of the H , ~ A, while the Panthers can't afford to lose tllree in a row . The Ashers have talent to burn, with Andrew Hickey (W), Justin Main if ;}, and Paul Nevill (R) all in super recent t~3rm, to add to that of Holloway, Williams r :nd Gregory . The Panthers also have a top notch engine room with Andrew Carter (R) (ontinuing his good year, with Geoff Dart & Danny Carroll driving the ball forward to the stellar trio of Basile, Bournon, and Acreman . Fabulous game this, I'll say the Ashers by 2 goals . Salesians and the Hoes face off at Bosco Street, in what is now relegation avoidance time for each Club . Both have been badly .,ffected by injuries to date, and that passenger monkey just won't go away . Chaddie are a fearsome opponent on their own turf and the Hoes will need repeat performances of last week's form from the likes of Shane McGowan (F), Ross Toogood B) & Damon Wood every -7ere, to give them a show today . Salesians by 2 goals . Reserves winners be : Bushrangers, Blacks, Bears, Ashers, & Salesians .

CORRESPONDENTS, the contacts are 1,889 1979 & bfhickey6Cbigpond .co m

Yarra Valley 0 B v Aquinas 0 C University Blacks v AJAX Bulleen Templestowe v Banyule Monash Blues v Old Mentonians Salesian 0 C v Ivanhoe Assumption

3_7 6 .10 9 .14 13 .19(97) Y.2 .1 5 .4 5 .4 9 .9163 ) - A,:.: anger 3. Kirzner 3, Blashki 2 . M . Segal 2 . Blieden . Israelsohn, E. Raleigh Best : Blashki . Samuel, Duzenman, E . Raleigh, E. Wollner . Gold Yana Valley : Keem 3 . Collie 2, Beal . Glllon, Simpson . Stevenson Best : Laing, Parry, Stevenson . Savage . Taylor, Keem Umpires: Of Whiteley Damien Stead (Riddell DA) (F) Troy Cusack (Riddell UA) (B) Jose Talavera Denver Melder (G) AQUINAS 0 C 3 .2 3 .3 3 .4 8.5(53) SALESIAN 0 C 3 .2 4 .6 9 .10 12 .14(86) Aquinas : Redwood 2 Toomey Boland Bettune Pierce McMullin Coglan BEST : Barmy Redwood Jess Larkin Harkin Stone Salesians : Oldfield 5 Thaln 2 Cook Bobetic Nannes Levoli Campbell Best OldHeld Quinn Sutherland Barry Nannes Canavan Umpires : David Longworth Ken MeNiece (F) Michael Nellie (B) Eddie Beal Malcolm Filleul (G ) BAN YULE 6.6 9 .9 12 .12 19 .13(127) UM BLACIiS 1 .4 9 .9 10 .12 14 .17(101) Banyule: Dean 5 . Davies 3 . T Gloury 2 . Demetriou 2, S Ptayfair 2, Egan 2, B Willmore, Wise, Lorenzini . Best : Dean, Lorenzini, B 14Rllmore, D Wilson . Cantwell, Dooley . Vol Blacks: Barry 2. Evans 2, A Costello 2 . Moffatt 2, Dillon . Davis . Parkin . Price. Rawnslev . B V+alch ., st Parkin . M Jones, Dillon, Kempton, A Costello, B Costello . Ump : Jeremy Heffernan Michael Forde (F ) 3.4 7 .9 8 .10 13 .12(90) OLD 0: : S BULI I' 6.0 9 .1 13 .2 17 .4(106) Old Pntonains: Basile 5, Acreman 3, Bournon, Fisher, Palmer, Vick . Carter E ;t: Basile, Carter, Carroll, Dart . Costello, Vick. Bullean Temp : Matthews 7, tit'illlams 3, McLaren 2, Burridge 2, Daskaliou 2, Smith. Best :Team effort . Umpires: Peter Liddell Troy Brooks (F) (B) Lindsay Pell Bruce Stephens (G ) IVASe 1IOE ASSUMPTION 0.0 4.3 4.6 7.12(541 MONfiSIi BLUES 7.4 9.8 14 .13 17 .15(117) Ivanhoe Assumption: McGowan 3, Scarpari. Chazan, Lee, Seralini . Best : McGowan, Toogood, O'Neil, Wood, Lee, Hall. Monash Blues : Gregory 3, Grace 3, Truton 2, Holloway 2 . Farrar 2 . Craven 2 . Blackley. Main, Williams . Best : 'Williams, Holloway, Smith . Farrar, Torten . Main . Umpires: Santo Caruso Scott Mackie (F) Chris Doyle Luke Pipe (G) DI FIESE12yE A .IAP, 2 .0 6 .6 6.6 8.9(57) YARRA VALLEY 3 .3 3 .4 6.10 7.10(54) A,IA-K: Cooper 2 . Godierviez 2 . L. Goldman, D Janover, Konsky,Sacks Best: Sacks . Pask. Silberman . Benedykt, Seidl, Spilberg Yarra Valley: Pask 3 . Revnolds 2 . Morris, Peake Best : Strong, Pask. Smith. Hume, Pearce, Burunta AQU 0 C 3.3 3 .5 7.10 7.13(55) S, iO C 1 .0 4 .5 4 .5 4 .6(30) : Phillips2 Cooper Kogelman Wills Parker Best Hinehclifte Slattery Kogelman Harper Wills Salesians : DETAILS NOT RECE BANYU1EE 4 .1 7 .3 9 .4 16 .6{102) UNI BLACitS 3 .2 5 .2 6 .5 8 .7(55) Banyule: Tsingaris 6, D Witchell 3, Prior 2 . Baldac, Turnbull, Ca Taylor. Bell, Tuckrnan. Best: D t'.'Itchell . Tsingaris, M Willmore, King . Rothe. Bolduc. Uni Blacks: Ada 3, Tehan 2 . Beaton 2, Hanna . Best: Middleton, Ada, Delahuntv, Carr . Hamilton, Grimmett. OLD . . . )h`L NS 5 .2 9 .8 17 .18 18.191127) BULL T (P 0 .1 0 .2 0 .2 2 .2(14) Old mtoniâ&#x201A;Ź:ns: Austin 6. Johnson 2 . Wilson 2, Alexander R, Alex<'m r D, Alexander C . Dwyer, Herring. Hubbard . Worrell. Mackay M. Best : Austin, Alexander R. Alexander D . Alexander C, Dwver . Johnson . Bulleen Temp: Tsokas, McMahon . Best : Bacciacchio . Frangos. Morrison . Papadopolous, Newman, Tsokas . IV OE ASSUMPTION 1 .0 1 .1 3 .7 6 .9145) P,SOP7ASH BLUES 3 .4 8 .9 14 .11 16 .13(1091 Ivanhoe Assumption : Barbagelto, Aboueid . Ebbage. Duncan, Shemshedin. Frisina. Best: Fintayson, Barbagetlo, Ebbage, Frisina, Conley . Mazocca . Ixlonash Blues : Tickler 4 . Knits 2 . Costley 2, Shields, Mackenzie, Dobson, Edsall, Green, Saunders, Spencer . Wills . Best: Tinkler, Feenaghty, Carey . Mackenzie, Saunders . Costley.

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DI Section AQUINAS O .C .

AJ A X

Coach: Phil Davis Res. Coach : Barry Simon 1 N . Gold (Capt) 2 M. Konsky 3 B. Davis 4 M. Dudakov 5 J. Ritterman 6 D . Kalb (Capt Res) 7 G. Samuel 8 E . Raleigh 9 J . Berger 1 0 G. Duke s 11 M . Segal (D.V.Capt) 12 D. G od I enfei n 13 J . Ral ei g h 14 J . Kagan 15 J . Segal 16 E. Janover 17 A. Cukierman (V.C .R.) 18 J. Kirzner (VCapt) 19 G . Bliede n 20 J. Sharp 21 D . Gelbart 22 E . Wollner 23 A . Wollner 24 J . Bram 25 M . Blashk i 26 B . Duzenman 27 A. Spicer 28 A. Zemski 29 P. Bryner 30 A. Lefkovic 31 A. Lewis 32 D. Weislitzer 33 S. Boon 34 A. Lewin 35 J. Lewis 36 J. Israelsohn 37 A. Sapar 38 J. Feldman 39 D . Vanaken 40 D . Onas 41 A. Silver 42 A . Cooper 43 S . Chester 44 J . Getfand 45 A . Godlewicz 46 A . Goldman 47 A. Silver 48 J . Pask 49 A. Lasn'rtzki 50 A. Benedykt 51 Z . Lewsk i 52 D . Norich 53 J. Mordech 54 I . Same 55 J. Kaicer 56 D .Seidl 57 D . Spilberg 58 B. Yudelman 59 R . Rotemberg 60 J . Wajnberg 61 J . Freeman 62 J . Gottlieb 63

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Coach : Garry Connolly Res: Paul Harper 1 L. Toomey 2 S . Tibb 3 S . Edwards 5 A . Boland 6 M . Parker 7 C. Glennie 8 J . Jess 9 T. Harkin 10 D. Boland 11 M . Barmb y 12 A. Bethune 13 D. Den Braber (C) 13 C. Jeffery 14 A. Lorkin 15 A. Williiams 16 J . Hunt 17 B. Redwood 18 J . Hughes 19 G. Whitehead 20 M . Starre t 21 J . Pierce 22 S . Flynn 23 P. Stone 24 P. Harper 25 P. Sorace 26 R. Weeks 27 D. Hincliffie 28 A. Garish 29 J. Wilson 30 R . Kogelman 31 G . Evan s 32 D . Afford 33 C . Wooden 34 M. Tarull i 35 R . Chapman 36 V. Hall 37 G. Macklin 38 B . Moran 39 S . White 40 S . Harri s 41 G . Davies 42 R. Moran 43 M . Slattery 44 J . Tapply 45 M . Riell y 46 T. Vandersluis 47 J. Smith 48 D . McCartan 49 D . Poynton 50 R . Kaa 51 A. Pringle 52 J. Bleakney 53 S . Varone 54 M . O'Hallora n 55 L. Stafford 56 P. Cruickshank 57 L Mackowski 58 T. Leddra 59 B . Cooper 60 P. Scognamillo 62 J . Fitzpatrick 63 A. Barrie 64 T. Nolan 65 S. Haun 67 A. Lewiso n 68 J. Coghtan 72 T. Wills G. Cochrane A . Cullen S . Hiney M . Lant P. Phillips B . Beech S . Dornom J . McMullen P. Paras

BANYULE Coach : Greg WhHaoft Res: John Fraser 1 B. Reed 2 D . Witchell 3 N . Taylor 4 T. Gloury 5 B. Willmore 6 S . Tuckman 7 C . Taylor 8 B . Cantwell 9 M . Willmore 10 P. Gloury 11 D. Wilso n 12 J . Egan 13 T Ryan 14 B . Woodlock 15 S. Gray 16 M . Gilbert 17 A. Small 18 J. Turnbull 19 N . Sannhol m 20 S. Playfair 21 R . Dintinosante 22 C . Taylor 23 M . Gray 24 L. Richardso n 25 J . Szeremeta 26 H . McDermott 27 A . Nield 28 L Enright 29 P. Smith 30 D. Mutton 2 31 C. i Basset 3 . Natol 33 S. Dean 34 S. Lorenzini 35 L O 'Connel l 36 D . Playfair 37 T. Thompson 38 J . Redfe m 39 A . Hopgood 40 M . Smith 41 T. Prior 42 M . Vanpoeteren 43 L Ferre l 44 S . Yin 45 D. 46 D. Nasrallah 47 J . King 48 D . Rybicki 49 G . Bell 50 T. Nasrallah 51 J. Boll 52 D . Noonan 53 M . Creak 54 C . Williams 55 D . Williams 56 A . Roethe 57 B . McGregor 58 L. Orton 59 M . Mitchell 60 D. Hassell 61 S. Dowlan 62 T. Jubb 63 A. Plant 64 S. Taylor

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Coach : Doug Seed Res .Coach: A Parris 1 J. Prior 2 S . Yates 4 W. Thompson 5 D . Bone 6 A . Tehan 7 P. Robertson 8 N . Bone 9 J . Matthews 10 P. Tsokas 11 G . Chivers 12 A. Parris 13 D . Tulloch 14 A. Wilke 15 B. Wolnizer 16 S. Smith 17 C . Darby 18 K . Burridge 19 L. Stott 20 M . Jones 21 P. Gannas 22 G . McLaren 23 D. Matthews 24 J . Newman 25 R . Lee 26 S. Boyd 27 J. O'Donnell 28 P. Milesi 29 D . Williams 30 D . Florence 31 L. Norbury 32 R . Williams 33 N . Hamshare s 34 S . Lambro poulo 35 D. Daskalou 36 P. Hare 37 P. Ganiatsis 38 N. Scaglione 39 D. Buccachio 40 A. Foley 41 R. Lea 42 P. Edwards 43 M. Daskalou 44 R . Schneider 46 A. Humphrey 47 C . Morivftis 48 A . Morivitis 49 B . Touriganis 50 D. Glove r 53 A. Boyd 60 D. Horvath

I VAN H O E ASSUMPTION Coach : John Matthew Res Coach: Colin McDonal d 1 S. Conley 2 M . Mau d 3 C. Tucker 4 T. O'Neill 5 P. Manue l 6 T. Healy 7 P. Rawley 8 J. Shuttleworth 9 E. Healy 10 P.Lee 11 D . Valkanis 12 L. Hull-Brown 13 S. Narkiewicz 14 P. Flynn 15 J . Curtin 16 P. Harris 17 S . Morri s 18 B . Hal l 19 D. Wood 21 N . Blainey 22 N. Shuttleworth 23 D. Ryan 24 B. Frew 25 J. Frisina 26 P. Camero n 27 J. Finlayso n 28 S. Matthews 29 C . Hocking 30 M. Sloa n 31 T. Lupton 32 L. Pearce 33 S . McGowa n 34 B . Joyce 35 M . Serafin i 36 C. Zeegers 37 P. Cotter 38 R. Peoples 39 M . Ebbage 40 P. Marti n 41 C. McDonald 42 B. Martin 43 A. Shemshedin 44 A. Pac e 45 A. Iacouangel o 46 M. lacouanget o 7 B4 . Waters 48 R . Toogood 49 Matt Sloa n 50 N . Clark 51 D . Pearc e 52 S . Sampso n 53 M . Chazan 54 E . Newbol d 55 J . Healy 56 S . Saunder s 57 A. Cont i 58 T. Memhet 59 A. Falkers 60 J . Abouei d 61 M. Anderson 62 P. Merory 63 J. Crapper 64 M . Migliorin i 66 J. Rivott-Min s 67 G. Stephen s 68 F. Yaghmoo r 69 J . Mazocc a 70 K . Wise 71 A. Pearce 72 K. Maghame z 73 D. Dummett 74 S . Hall 78 C. Brown

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, .;OUA31i BLUES Coach : Tim Powell ,Res: James Shady

1 S. Chapman 2 J. Baxter 3 L. Holloway. . Chessan 4 5 G M. Newman P. Farrar 7 S. Thomson g C . O'Sul wa n 10 Sam Lloyd 11 M. Spencer 12 G . Smyth 13 14 B . Merlin 15 M . Tinkler 16 B . Nind 17 J . Mellington . 18 L. Smith 19 M . Sounders 20 M . Edsall y 21 C. Gregor 22 Ti Blac,kle y . Nevlll 23 P 24 Ti Craven 25 J . Hawkins 26 P. Wills 27 N. De Young 28 J . Mai n 29 30 L. Creamer . Hawkin 3 s Beddingfield 1 32 SL 33 J. Smith 34 M. Edwards 35 A. Hickey 36 A. Williams 37 J. Bolton 38 N . Brennan 39 M. Smith M. Bolton

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42 A . Cooper 43 R . Feenaghty 44 S . Grace 45 R . Walsh 46 47 S . Mentha 48 M . Carey 49 D. Payne so 51 M . Payne 52 N. Mores l 53 J . Pee l 54 G . Dodd 55 I . McCormick 56 57 58 59 B. Carstein 60 61 P. Campbell 62 L . Katts ~ 65 G . Polgase 66 67 68 M. Meehan 69 70 D . Barlow 71 72 B . Green 73 74 P. Westbrook 75 R. Turton 76 77 78 A. Shields 79 80 P. Manohar

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Coach: Peter Russo Res. Coach: Jamie Winduss

Turley Re Res Coach: Dave Adam Davey

1 Ti Mitvalsky 2 C. Twentyman 3 R Ball 4 D . Carroll (V.C.) 5 C . Mackay 6 C . Alexander 7 M. McCloskey 8 G . Ferguson 9 W. Ballantine 10 S. Voigt 11 D . Solley 12 C . Dwyer (C.R.) 13 B . Heverin 14 M . Stroud 15 J . Costello (D .V.C .) 16 D . Nock 17 N . L nford 18 T. Boumon (C) 19 A. Palmer 20 D. O'Connor 21 J. O'Brien 22 P. Clarke 23 A. Drinan 24 A. Acreman 25 B. Fairbanks 26 G . Dart 27 G . Katris 28 D. Kitto 29 A. Carter (D.V.C.) 30 D . Russo 31 M. Elliott 32 L Sunter 33 S. Worrell 34 P. Flaskis 35 D . Murphy 36 D . Alexander 37 M . Francis (C.R .) 38 P. Stubbs 39 J . Vick 40 R. Alexander 41 S . Cozens 42 M . Basil e 43 G . Hubbard 44 L. Sunter 45 R. Johnson 46 G . Smith 47 G . Herring 48 D. Stevens 49 N. Fisher 50 G . Wilson 51 L . Stephen 52 M. Watts 53 C . Shedden 54 D . Goodbody 55 C . Davis 56 R . Harper 57 Ti Davis 58 P. Appel 61 B . Saunders 64 M . Austin 66 M . Mackay

1 A. Stevens (vc) 2 A. Thain 3 S. Sutherland ( c) 4 A. Healy 5 M. Canavan 6 D . Forer 7 D . Foley 8 S . Logn A . Campbel l 9 0 S . Oldfield (vc) 11 K . Richardson 12 M'~b~ 14 M . Cooke 15 R. Quinn 16 P. Dolman 17 Matt Forbes 18 D. Barry 19 S . Brown 20 A. Seege r 21 D. Verccillo 22 S. Greety 23 M . Smith 24 A. Grace 25 C . Ryan 26 J. Nannes 27 P. Allen 28 M Byrne 29 D . Ales 30 K. Woodman 31 A. Lucas 32 G . Riley 33 N . Callaghan 34 Ti Nagle 35 P. Knott 36 S . Nolan 37 J . Brennan 38 M. Fervrerda 39 P. Pitts 40 M. Forer 41 M. Cleary 42 C. Rose 43 P. Evans 44 D. levoli 45 S . Horvath 46 A. Chiappini 47 D. Oldfield 48 J . Logan 49 B. Stinear 50 D. Taylor 51 A. Fdey 52 P. Hanlon 53 E. Maillard 54 S. Porter 55 E. Hanapy 56 M . Loughnan 57 P. O'Halloran 58 S. 59 S. Pans i 60 A. Bates 61 R . Cincotta 62 D . Blake 63 B. Chalmers Bowman 65 B. RB add 66 S . Sinclair 67 D . Sutherland 68 M . Sutton 69 B . Kirchner 70 Mick Forbes 71 R . Mirams 72 C. Hunt 73 A. Kell y 74 A. Dave y 75 R. Nahas 76 P. Turley 77 S . Butler

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UHI OLACRS Coach : Paul 0'Shanassy Res Coach : Michael Rizio Club XVIII Ch : Craig Baulch 1 L. Nethercote 2 S . Chandler 3 4 A. Evans 5 R.. Mackie (C) 6 7 S. Jones 8 (C18) B . Watc h 9 (C18) C. Simo n 10 W. Hanna 11 S. Sandiford 12 13 C . Baulch 14 15 16 17 A. Moffatt 18 T. Wilson 19 L. Brown 21 C . Schillingg 23 P. Barry 24 25 26 D . Batten 27 28 P. Otsuka 29 M . Staunton 30 J . Ralph 31 B . Costello 32 M . Jones 33 T. Kitchen 34 35 Jas Mirtschin 36 37 A. Gray 39 S. White 40 41 L Rawnsley 43 C . Beaton 44 R . McArthur 45 46 R . Wallace 47 49 R . Dillon 49 (R) Ti Bowers 50 A. Goonan 51 D . Higgin s 51 52 (R) A . Neville 53 D . O'Keeffe 54 M . 55 S . Welche11 57 K . Begely 58 D. Kean 60 J . O'Sullivan 62 F. Purcell 63 J . Weber 64 R. Adams 66 L. Costello 66 (C18) C. Curtis 67 N . Goonan 70 J. Green 71 M Nihill 72 D . Rud d 77 A. Costello 80 M . Tehan 85 B. Weber 86 B . Collins 88 N . Abbott 91 A . Whitlock 93 M . Bulma n 94 A . Powell 96 Jon Mirtschi n 98 M . Beha n

YARRA VALLEY 0 0 Coach : Tim Killwort h Res: Simon Taylo r

1 R . Pearce 2 T. Morris 3 R . Thompson 4 M . Fung 5 A. Drew 6 R . Drew 7 C. Beal 8 L Morri s 9 J. Kee m 10 T. Hancoc k 11 T. Mcllrath 12 J. Cremea n 13 L Gillies 14 E. Kruse 15 N. Pask 16 L Taylo r 17 A. Laing 18 D. Ross 19 J . Strong 20 Ti Hal e 21 D . Stevenson 22 B. Drew 23 R . Yeo 24 M. Davies 25 R . Collet 26 J. Longworth 27 S . Savage 28 B . Reynolds 29 R . Coutts 30 D . Potte r 32 J . Parry 33 P. Cremea n 33 D. Irelan d 34 C. Fraser 35 B . Peake (c) () 36 P. Jarvi e 37 D. Balkshaw 38 G . Morrison 39 J. Thompkins 40 H. Cotsford 41 B. Downs 42 A. Ston e 44 J.Ho q5 A. Windgate 47 S. Colli e 48 R . Davi s 49 S. Seabourne 50 J. Peake 51 H . Clarke 52 A . Hartnett 53 S . Pask 54 S . Simpso n 56 Ti Uoy d 58 G. Ker r 59 A. Joine r 60 S . Laird 61 P. Valoppi 62 P. Baruma 63 B. Whitechurch 64 D. Smith 65 M . Norrish 68 Ti Collet 71 M . Laing 74 A. Middlin

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Despite being highly competitive aga7 Peninsula and West Brunswick recer_tly, Trobe find themselves having to be~_ . Geelong this week in order to keep their final's hopes alive . La Trobe coach Tony Crisafulli sai :A that the open spaces of Como should suit hi s

C . .r°oy feature in another match of

the round, this "m e ,~ :,inst . There was still a rela : .e c

iosp=iere at BuL2en last week but a ;io~,iej

and discipline in their loss to Bexafleigts. Fitzroy

loss this week would severely hinder their final'~ prospects . The Magpies have battled but stil won despite being without some key player ; recently . The return of Siebrand, Drain an( Sheedy are huge plusses, but OC also expect . OC have more to los( Ibeclostfurngh than West Brunswick, and that might just be th(

like to have numbers behind the ball which wil l

incentive they need to win .

make life difficult for crack forsvard Dave Lee . The CYNiS should regain Simon Phemister an d Dannv Elias . Miserly Fitzroy have won their last three matches, restricting their opponents to eigh t goals or less, and are favoured to continue thei r

What Ed Says : Great wins for Bentleigh an d Oakleigh were thi highlight of the round . Bentleigh not only helpe (

winning ways this week .

and no doubt celebrated long into the night . With the half way mark fast approaching, t h pressure is on both in the middle of the pack a well as at the bottom end . Crunch games thi

fleet-footed youngsters, Old Geelong pushed Fitzroy last round and a repeat performance thi s week will ensure a very even contest . ---'--" coach Dene McLeod was mos t

disappointed with his side's lack of hardnes s

The winless Hrs b^ - held a 16-point lead lat e

in the third quart r, only to be overrun by a more determined Dan Lauletta wa s both a hero and a''ain, kicking six goals but also being sent off during the crucial final quarter. The Hawks have matched up well against Bentleigh in the past and at home will g o

to ease the first bout of relegation fears but als i put a dent in the Willy bandwagon . Oakleigl recorded a memorable come from behind wi i

week! y travel to Williamstown and will b confident of a win . Another loss to Willy will p u

very close to beating them . B eritieigh coach Paul Dimattina was ecstatic at

returning to the winner's list last round . "To say that we needed a win was an understatement, " he said . "It was terrific ." Ben Padgham and

Ryan Fishlock are the most likely of a long list o f injured players to ret^rn this week . The unbeE n rla has another reason to smile with reign' ~ g club champion Tory Truett aiming at a return in the next four to six weeks .

® e igfa coach Chris Moore was not joking when he said that he was looking forward to playing Peninsula. Moore expected a bold showing by his young team . The key he said wa s to get out of the bloc'--, quickh= .

D2 =~_ _'u± sZ . Old Geelong Vickers-Willis Williamstown CYRtS D Le e Fitzroy Reds Tornese Peninsula Payze Peninsula Claringbold Bendeigh Grace D2 RESERVE Perrin Old Geelong Pidoto Fitzrov Reds La Trobe Uni Sanipson Old Carey Guerra Peninsula Prendergast

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pack in the middle pack

. Still keen on the

8.1(k5 >1 g.111651 Murray G~ e. nn. Burke . Edwards '9~t G~L§ t, Ha ^s . B2tters, Hender~n . Edwards .. • Ptetsch, i3agnall 57

though- G tn~s of the four al to the _hap b

'-er game critic A l n d Clash. Care i-ie West Brunssvick and Ove y more distanc e to the Westies ;vill p sides outside the four . :ueen the m i, ; ~ passed th-ios e m . il~lyd to g

old ~eelong o rt,pr crunch game is between e Trnbe %ith the losers starting to los

d a few with the four. La Trobef~ ~yoa Old to have dropped oints .s ago seems . ong should be able to get the p turn to home base and Welcom e good win by the demons last Week, A e er injury returns will help to develop som . The Haivks will be velea~ bs to ur0znentum previous Best and Fairest so it Pr o . a great clash. Hawks, maybe

nine in a line will be the call when 1 ~ The pirates hav e la host D~ g ear and th e

5 thrs y from strength to strength . flakleigh cantinue to

_agi~ really rolls on

iprove but face a big ask . A

Id Carey 10 pts La Trobe 6 pis "Fitzroy 12pts Ilentlei!tl lOpts Tcllinsttla 2" ~)ts

Ed (33 ) West Brunswick i l pts Old Geelong 9 pts 17 pis Fitzroy I pt Hawthorn 25 pt s Peninsula

congratulait s on •- ;; ._ and ----ular Senior.player for d has been is reg back eral years and this year decided to step tall y d help the t~o's, but with theand injur assisted naunting, David answered the cal l

. This feat is all the more sp he senior side y David plays in the midfield and runs all da

. Tim is one of the firs ntsenwki and ~d puts his body in pied in our t~vo's and is consi forward o r t d suppor ,,k our . If ~ve nee d e tNell done t o j ob on , . n back, Tim gets incd good luck! an .outDavidnTm

Wes Bruns lc' : v Old Carey Old Geelong v La Trobe Un i Re dWilamstovnC~ur .3ent1 gh s m

Ha~.vthorn A Peninsula 0 F3 v Oaklelgh

.15l751 (Sla 8,14 10 10 g 7 12 .12 18 .14{1221 an ~ partan . James, oPt'4'• SaL 2, T~tarcxJt'Ski 2, Bull T .. . ~' to~n~uics . Betarc~'nskt. • Prendergast S utchir"san, Patt ~3, H T 5_ PalP , Hest: T?ati'S5 . Parsoris S . : 2, T ChrLC Ster~ens Sean Scu11y 1 .3

. 9 taa Daniel `ytl0 15t75) ~. Qauoa (Bi 4 3 .6 5 .8 7 .1 1 a 7 6.10 7 .13(55 1.1 ~~ . mtenDauson. Gainalert . . i ~^e 2, kb`terton .. G biet~ten. old c Tame=~ 3 . S. ;St: Ctarke . Cairns, Daw~ri, Poi j~ . A g Is. Best: T Betts. Paul . . Gri<; is, 3. N Betss, Paul k' G BaY David D'Alte 2 .:,hy . N Betts . Grtf3lths U • 15.1 1001 ) Imo.sitoPalG{)79 3-7 11 .12(781 .9 .7 7 1 .2 5 :s . See . Seelet . Hanciftetd. B`' J . 2 . Ada.c,av 2. : vr , i%d't~•: 6. Lee . ge arr. Henry . o~ . hee e . Bes± J . 'ston, Muns SVnuda. A. f Q aaphes : Paul : ;. Gran, ~t~ ,

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Q 1281 7.8 9 .12 18 .2 12 .1IX821 7 .9 11 .10 : 3 Butt Kennedy S.KUts Britt S .K[tts Holden arson P,`Ullips Best : ~~: Rob ~i~'+ysto n

4 .4 4 .5(291 23 4 .5 6 .8 6 .11(47 1 . Hapttuts GoaLsTSe~nan 2 . . . . ~ . Htli Smith . 1,R1Watnson. „~, a Be.st 0'Brien . .iicefl , Gct, . Muckenth Hogtdns, =.. . - °~M1uckenUialer GaaSs aler . Hepp~lS, Su~eriand -~prhet . Rudd, O'Brien 0 :1 3 .6 4 .7(31 7 ,c~n. III-V 0 .3 .2&1481 20 0 15 15.2 3 .9 , Hill. Butt, ~OB Best . morons J: Ilrake 4 . Kanstantinidis . Parsons A 3. C C 7: Bull N 2 Co~~n . 2tin~, Cool, L~;cxx9 F=M A ' 13 GB'. Duntte 2 Gt~~tn, P. sth 2, Godtirarp 2 . tv1cA{aktan . Parsons J 3 . StaSnio M1111 son J, Ce+?tilan J h5ct'-9on, Tom~si Best: Tatlc'a,

. Best: VS~'tue, k{~iotries, -- 2, tan B€ri*e12 . ~`irti:e . Ccak G~e1oz~ old ~dreti~,s. Cool:. ~'e : JotinKtone SSl aer`_~ . A en . tone . B,.st wope.3 7 .3(451 2 .0 7 3 .0 14 .17t101 1 2 .1 7.6 8-~ . KenncdY . Hayes, CateBr~r~~4 . Buttlgae o3. 3 . Kapstschins'ta : ~ Gr~. Buttigseg. A" Crav~n . &.n'-s, Stanes.'h*a~si . Best: StreeL BI p,,nsan 2 . Di Graz~ . in~.nts Pb . lies, ;~ .8 4.50 6.14(5D) 3~' 9 12V661 , 1 .4 4.8 6.11 :Hunt S . .papadopaulos 2 h7outis Brawn Best n.?apyd }> 2 Keetlr~ P Laoke Brunt 2 S oud 2 e opoulas Ker ' : Siroud Ruzict ;a CoVAns Ruzicka Harker I~tcDonald Houareau Best 27

Cc :h t eve 7,1 F, k S' 1 C . Suarp 2 D . Ferguson 3 A. Pi ....,? 4 S. Sice 5 M . Eyles 6 R . Weber 7 J . Robertson 8 J . Handrield 9 I . Jackson 10 A. Henry 11 D . Martin 12 N . Aitken 14 B. Reid 15 S. Grace 16 L. Airey 17 C . Martin 18 S. Adaway 18aM. Walker 19 B. Clark 20 R . Fishlock 21 A. Graham 22 A. Smith 23 G . McFarlan e 24 L. Holmesby 25 D . Gold 26 B. Padgham 27 J . Seeley 28 M. McCulloch 29 H . McKenzie 30 A. Miksad 30aD . Kopitschinski 31 S. Craven 32 A. Strauch 33 P. Withington 34 M. Pirie 35 L. Ireson (C) 36 M. Backman 37 P. Hutchison 38 G . Beattie 39 G . Prigg 40 J . Harbottle 41 J . Have 42 A. Mikkelsen 43 A. Ferris 44 G . Holland 45 46 R . Lawford 47 M . Scanlon 48 P. Dimattina 49 L. Vivona 50 A. Stanes 51 P. Sampson 52 L. Sampson 53 A. Banks 54 R . Coyle

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1 A. Collins 2 G . Broadley 3a A. Knott 3b N. Patterson 4a S. Stevens 4b B. Glover ~ B. Avery 5b T. Kerr Ba P. Avery

I D. Hannarn £ : B . Ho tead 2 b A . Walsh 3 S . Dibenedatto 4 B . Pollard 5 P. Dia ior9is co9 6 D. Curtis 7a S . Andrew 7b L. Byrne 8 A . Byrne 9a H . Fletcher 9b C. Prior 10 A. Urbanic 11 B . Atherton 13 S . Pidotto 14 T. Clarke 16 G . Crane 17 B . Lee 18 M . Baker

7 C. Alexander

8 J. Cargil ; 9 R. Ogge

10 P. Orchard 11 M . Pollack 12b A. Tsoumbaris 13a J .Mur h y

13b J . Povey 14a D. Lauletta 14b T. Fitzpatrick 15 M. Tyson 16 C. Ree d 17 B. Ruzicka 18 P. Phillips 19 J. Law 20 S. Parker 21 K. Brockman 22 C . Habel

19a C. Andrew

19bC. Quinn 20 T. Mitchell 21 C. iveighan

23 L Collins 24 J. Jackomonis

22 C. Sullivan' 23 D. Knowles

25 M. Zaverella 26 N . Hayes 27 R . Lord 28 T. Crivelll 29 P. Barker 30 31 32 33 P. Stroud 34 R . Johnston 35 S. Davies 36 A. West 37 M. Daou 38 B. Bruns 39 G . Cade 40 P. Rossitto 41 J. Bogie 42 D . McGlenchY 43 I. Chepa 44 B. Alder 45 B. Mountain 46 T O'Hanlon 47 D . Lahiff 48 A . Brick

24 A. Parsons 26 C. Temperley 27 J . Tornese 29 V. Cahill 30 C. Little

31 P. Crowe 32 A. Grant 33 S . Drury 34 S . Herceg 36 M . Reeves 38 A. George 40 G . Bence

42 I . McBurney 45 J . Bennie 46 D. Timm 51 J . Rawlings

53 S . Addicott 54 J . Parsons 57 R. Rome 61 G . 1frtu e 62 N. Auden 67 R. Holderhead 73 J . Bare 76 P. Everard 77 A . Grillo 97 D. Ronchi

49 N . Tierne y 50 J. Gourley

51 S. Signorini 52 C . Frost 53 M. Preston

54 J. B-rry 55 A. Saull e 56 M. Coglan 57 B. Collins

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56 C . Aitken 57 A. Cantsilieris 58 T. Caterson 59 S. Kennedy 60 R. Punter 61 J . Perrone

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58 T Dixon 59 A. Doyle 60 G . Saddington 61 M. Gray 62 A. Johnsen 63 D . Keal y 64 N . Kudeweh 65 G . LilYwhite 66 C . Lorenz 67 S. McDonald 68 P. Nikoloau 69 T. Papamarkov 70 A. Patton 71 S. Williams

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72 M. Waller 73 J. Williams 75 E. Sill 76 C . Pickett 77 A. Smith

78 D . Carter 28

Coo ins Moore Coach : Tony Crisafulli R : David Huffer 1 P.Morton 2 S.Fredrickson 3 D .Sheldrick 4 N.Dunne 5 S.Adamswafte 6 M .Watson 7 S.Burke 8 M .Carrenti 9 LWalker 10 S.Davi .Harris s1 D 11 A.Murray

13 P.Moon 15 S.Brooks 16 A.Brennan 17 J .Brodie 1 A.Hew tt 19 S.White 20 A.Murphy 21 D.Edmunds 22 S.Wilcock 23 S.Craig 24 S. Edwards 25 M .Fanning 27 S.Pruscin o 28 C.Rass 29 A.Randell 30 J.Smith 31 R.Man n 32 S.Gemmola 36 TMawdsley 40 R .Slater 42 D. Gleeson 43 A.Poulton 44 S.Linehan

45 D.McMeekin 47 A.Samso n 50 K.Hopkins 54 TPeters 55 A.Cummings 56 J.Niel d 57 A.Woolmer 63 J.Laidlaw 70 J.Dumaresq 75 S.Getlert A.Baille R .Baker A.Benton S.Bland C .Bowden T.BuIIen S.CISord B. Clutterbuck M.Cotsopoulos H .Davies N .Dejanovic M.Donohu e TDuggan S.Dumsday J.Elliott J.Eyr e P.Farrant C.Franci s D .Gilmour J Griffin D .Hill R .Hosking D .Hutfe r S.Jacf:son D .Kerrison C .Kne e g, Launikonis J Levy P.Lias TLqhtfoot A.Mann P fiMqcNamara M.Milla r B. O'Connor X.0'Donnell S.OTool e D .Patience S.Patterson M.Paul l B.Phillis

Rc- . C cn : Pat MeKenna 1 2 A. Bloomfiel d 3 D. MacKenzie (VC)

4 B. Varkatzos 5 C. Kokkino s 7 M . Short 8 R. Marshal l

9 J. Mouti s 10 R. Mitchell 11 C. Hanley

12 R. Dooley 13 D. Britt 14 P. Malcol m 15 G . Redford 16 M . Bel l

17 L . Curtain 18 J. Connellan 19 R. Keating 20 J. Tolley 21 A. Perdikomati s 22 S. Ea r 23 J. Kerley

24 S. Kitts 25 C. Marshal l 26 A. Kitts C ~ } 27 G . Smit h 28 B. Anderson 29 D. Sowersby 30 P. Holden 31 T. Bromley (C) 32 J. Brown 33 M . Clark 34 B. Evans 35 R. Nuske 36 M . Ryan 37 P. Torpey 38 S. Cammiss 39 A. Mulhollan d 40 J. Gae l 41 M . Cash 42 S. Dalton

43 B. Gan t 44 N. Smit h 45 G . Chapma n 46 B. Nguye n 47 M . Stevenson 48 A. McKenzie 49 S. Collins 50 P. Papadopoutos 51 L . Kennedy 52 C. Cook e

53 T. Hunt 54 0 . Parton 55 A. Goo k 56 J. Pag e 57 P. Illman 58 E. Bennett

59 B. Pa do~ulos 60 M . Vo gsykeo 63 A. Ju ry 64 M . O9ilvie

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C. Angus (c)

2 D. Faelis No ) 3 M . Cohen 4 D. Jame s 5 P. Konstantinidis 6 C. Campbell (c) 7 R. Oppy (vc) 8 M . Can n 9 B. Andrews

10 K Shrive s

'it N. Everett 12 C. Davey 1 3 B. Hutchison 14 M . Mahon 15 N. Bull 16 R. Graham 17 A. Parton 18 B. Chiuchiarelli 19 T Wood 19 P. Drake (Cr) 20 J. Raftopoulos 21 T. Collins 22 C . Battle 23 C . Pattende n 24 P. Unkles 25 L . Chiuchiarelli (vcr) 26 A . Woo d 28 D . Biondo 29 C . Munro 30 A . Guerra 31 J. Ward 32 P. Graham 33 N . Englan d 34 H . Thoma s 35 S . Hard y 36 S . Wood 37 S .Jessup 38 L. Guerra (vcr) 39 C. O'Reilly 40 S . Angu s 41 A. Gates (cr) 42 P. Busse 43 D. Joyc e 44 N. Detarczynski 45 T. Bul l 46 H. Giannikos 50 J . White 51 R. Hall 55 J . Boa g 58 J . Boncher 59 C. Mason 62 P. Tompkins 64 C. Smit h 65 D. Elsner 67 C. Hickey 68 S. Hart 69 0 . Wincheste r 70 J. Marshal l

71 S. Feehan 74 S. Mees 75 C. Smit h 76 D . Grinzi 77 B. Spedding 82 D . Paul

Coach: Michael Lockman Res : Ben Dun n

Cs- ln : Jun Dill Rc . Coach: Brian Cronin

1 S . Maloney 2 S . McMahon 3 J . Fitzclarence 4 C. Sticnchcombe 5 M . Vickers-Willis 6 J . Bel l 7 J . Paul 8 T. Seymour 9 D. Salter 10 M . Avery 11 L. Stevens 12 N. Perrin 13 S . O'Brien 14 D. Taylor 15 H. McCarthy 16 T. Fallaw 17 M . Goldsworthy 18 J. Malpas 19 B. Grills 20 S. Cole 21 N. Bayne 22 J. Fitzgerald 23 C. Fairburn 24 A. Munro 25 G . Leishman 26 S. Lansdell 27 W . Paul 28 T. Carey 29 G . Allan 30 M. Stevens 31 T. Woolley 32 N . Betts 33 T. Paul 34 B. Yates 35 P. Johnstone 36 T. Ayerbe

I S. Parsons 2 A. Parsons 3 M. Goldthorp 4 E. Bowe n 5 N . Kent 6 M. Warne , 7 S. Murray 8 P. Angu s y 9 M. Dentr 9 P. Krohn (res .) 10 A. Haley 11 J. Sill 12 S. Ferguso n 13 B. Coo k 14 S . Whit e 15 J. Davi s 16 S . Claringbold 17 J. Coghlan 18 M . Merric k 18 J . Whelan (res.) 19 A . McKinstry 20 S . Prendergas t 21 A . Teelow 22 A . Atchison (C) 23 A. Powne y 24 T. Prendergast 25 J . Atchison 26 A. Murphy 27 S . Payze 28 B . Taylo r 29 S . Toross i 30 A. Crean 31 B. Grant 32 B. Liuzzi 33 R. Stainforth 34 M . Falkiner 35 T. Trewhitt 36 N . Claringbold 37 J. Growcott 38 T. Coghla n 39 S. Barbe r 40 B. Mitchell 41 A. Udott o 42 M. Barron 43 B. Dunn e 44 C . Maclean 45 L. Prendergast 46 D . Brennan 47 L. Palmer 48 G. Lethbridge 49 A . Minchin 50 P. Arnol d 51 L. Gilder 52 J . Zarb 53 S . Jay 54 D. Porra 55 R. Cannon 56 A . Tunks 57 S . Smith

37 T. Betts 38 M . Leslie 39 S . Clarke 40 H . Legoe 41 P. Winter 42 A . Kettle 43 D . O'Brien 44 A . Dhillon 45 S . Morgan 46 L. Knight 47 M . Strauch 48 S . Greed 49 S . Grfiihs 50 L. Teague 51 J . Kilpatrick 52 J. Lagoa 53 T. Bayles 54 T. Daniel 55 D. Harris 56 A. Meek 57 J. Huxter 58 B. Bn eren 59 D . Brueren 60 A. Southey 61 A. Holmes 62 J. Morley 63 D . Huggins 64 X. Fitzgerald 65 A. McLachlan 66 R . Merriman 67 T. de Steiger 68 H . Browning 69 T. Mayhall 70 J. Col e

Cc ~tc Ju"-,i Siebrand __,: Dan i Shr_;~ 1 M Drain l A Hamilton 2 P. Hamilto n 3 G . Heppell 4 C . Lehmann 5 A. Cannane 6 S. Pietsch 7 S. Benjamin 8 P. Batters 9 A. Morphett 10 S. Byrn e 11 H . Bailey 12 B. Clarke 13 M . Ritchie 14 P. Norman 15 M . Russel l 16 P. Hamsfr Maguire 17 R . Heywoo d 18 M . McManus 19 M . Shelton 20 T. Houlden 21 S . McNamara 22 A . Steward 23 G. Leah y 24 J . Jenkin 25 J . Siebrand 26 R. Benjamin 27 D. Disisto 28 J . Ward 29 C. Sheedy 30 M . Lewis 31 S . Edwards 32 M . Carmichael 33 T. Thompson 34 1 . Twyford 35 D. Jelbart 36 S . Campbell 37 T. Dempsey 38 S. Darling 39 R . West 40 R. Baker 41 R . Touzez 42 C . Norman 43 J. Tobin 45 J. Smith 46 A. Blench 47 A. Thompson 48 M. Moore 50 A. Bagnall 51 L . Sherry 54 D . Coonan 61 K . Hilton 62 S . Dishon 63 J . Gartlan 64 L. Stewart 69 R . Hussey 70 D . Weston 71 M . Brookshaw 75 P. Brunt 85 T. Gross

3 C< :ameron iv?cKenzie 2 J . Bu igieg . Wouda 3D 4 S . Wuchatsch 5 T. Wheeler 6 N. Grant 6 D. Grieve 7 B. Robinson 8 B. Hann 9 J . Munro 10 B. Cocks 11 B. Twis t 12 A. Featherston 13 A. Mackley 14 J. Wyatt 15 J. Tinham 16 S. Phemister 17 M. Kennedy 18 D . Oldham 19 S. Barlow 19 P. Dervan 20 P. Geraghty 21 L . Monkhurst 22 J. McCutcheon 23 B. Joseph

24 C . Poch 25 G . Burgess 25 P. Thomson 26 D . Lee 27 B . Grant 28 A . Kosmatos 29 B . Giffin 30 Kirk Dov=sey 31 C . Gauci 32 A . idcCutcheon 33 T Boz 34 S . Jones 35 C. Bergin 36 M1A .Imms 37 B . Hynes 38 J . Hynes 39 A. Carter 40 S . Jamieson 41 A. McKenzie 42 D. Elias 43 C. Poc h 44 M, Manning 45 J . Digrazia 46 M . Sime 47 B. Koch 48 t3 .O'Flynn 49 J. Robinson 50 A. Scares 51 M . Saunders 52 B. Jones

53 J. Street 54 P. Tirchett 55 R . Nisbet 69 S. Freeman

58 P. Manga n

59 S . Foss 60 S . McMahon 69 J . Muir

75 P. James 76 H . Peck 77 C . Pritchard

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The eet) ill open vv)en there are no matche s for Els' :r ark No . 2 vval . When pa : . . . .i6 iinc the u.-a - .nd please park in a manner that would allo cars around to be able to leave . Players and officials who do not produce ?`c`~ets at the gates will be counted and the clut invoiced = .rcnrdinok+ . Clubs are iss -~ ~n E}prc l= er of tickets for players and officials . ThE

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QaL ;aion: Name the 11th,12th and 13th Pr-- Jidents of the W .F,~ ;. Last week's winner to collect prize from VAFA offices (Jarrod Carlson, Greensborough) Answer : The captain of the AWAY team shall call THE FALL OF T' : COIN ." (6 Words) Answer., Fill out the answer and contact details (to the left) and mail to YOUR NAME : 1 3Elsternwiek 3185" ADDRESS : by noon Tuesday folio, _ the match for your chance to win . PHONE : THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2003

Each section's Amateur Footballer scribe to select his Team of the Year (after round 18). Each section's coaches to vote on the 3 Most Valuable Players for his section . 21 M`â&#x153;&#x201C;Ps receive a coates and Wreckair statuette at the VAFA Presentation evening.

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Oiei i1 I uu :째 . a at ., scored a u , - ci4^ieiory again - or~,plaet,=u:db .,(burnit Iebioc ., trailed 2~pts to 3pts at half time but in a >tatin third term kicked 7 .2 to 2.1 . The last quarter was cry tight, O .H 1 .2 to 2.2 to see the Bloods in front at the final siren 11 .12(78) to 11 .9(75) . Best were Home, Lappa ~e, A .Hilton . A.' :Jden (5 goals) O .H and Holme, Eabry, McMullin (O *4) Un :Psres were Anthonv Damen, Jamie Kvins (Field) Tim Dods, Greg Shilo (Boundary) and Reno Barichievich, "'nie Hoare (Goal) . Old Mentonians saluted Adam Acreman on 200 games and along the way reaching 800 goals (we ^'i know ~e kept on kicking them and got to the magical 1)0) . In the replay of last year's D se, )n d final Beaumaris continued their domination of old one, S 4 .14(158) to 12 .16(88). Best were Martin, iti,cholson, :fdichell (Beau) and Farrer. Davison, Welsby (Old Geelong) . It was congratulations and commiserations to Michael Fung. Yarra Valley's first player to reach 100 games, and then misfortune, a knee injury and then out for the season . "Umpire's corner" interviewed Bob Dunstan who was celebrating his 800th garne, 157 field, 643 goal . Bob noted Colin Wills as the best umpire he'd seen, and his best players, Ian Merrick, of Coburg, in the 50's, and Michael Yeo, Uni Blues. in the 80's . U .H .S .O .B (E White) looked certainties at the last chance to retain their position in the four with victory at te expense of seventh placed Fitzroy Reds . The Brunswick St boys stormed home, kicking 5 .2 to 2.1 to win by 7 points. Best were Wharf, P .Jackson. Farrell (Reds) and McLennan, Major, Pfeiffer(UHSOB ) Monash Gryphons maintained their unbeaten record in F with a 27 point win over fifth placed West Brunswick . Best were full forward Tim Gilchrist (9 goals) full back John Blandford, Hetherington, and for W . P.Hamilton, and C & M Malone .

Unbeaten U 19 section teams Old Paradians and Old Xaverians but if it was a"whitewash" with the Xaverians winning 10 .27(87) to 3 .8(26) . F section coaches were Gary Forsyth (SNZ Albert Park) Martin Hook (Eley Park) P .Slacik (Eltham Old Collegians) Peter Tyson (Ha thorn Amateurs) Gary R, an C Tonash Gr--~hons) Jeff i'tnrrham (Syndal TaPY he) Stephen Flc .ch~r rriiJackson (West

linn 1 p

to a go 'I early

u asa~ not i o i(l 1-i- Ulu uurnians, and then held on to win by ~ points, 11 .13 ii9) to 9 .21 (75) to inflict '째lburnians' :rst cfeat . T':,e top fonvards on each side , Adam Acreman and Scott Teal, were each kept to a solitary goal by Tony W itts and Darren Murphy . Other good players were D . Sollev, G . Dickson, G . Stroud (for the winners) and "Mhii" Thompson and Zani Usienov ( for the losers). Would Mazenod be the only senior team to reach .the half way mark undefeated ?

St Bernards, just out of the four in Under 19 section 1, scrambled home by I point, pushin g De La down to third position . It was a great last quarter by the Aberfeldie boys as they kicked 4.3 to De La's shockingly inaccurate 4 behinds . Best were S. Chatfield, B. Rogers . M . McIntyre (St B's) an d Milizia, Sparrow, Smith (De La Sa lle). 'E' Section coaches were Alan Q uaife (ANZ), Dave McCormack (Aquinas). Andrew Smythe (Bulieen United), Peter Purcell ( Elstermaick), Bernie Rafferty (Glenh), 34

Graeme Ewart ( Old Camberweil), John McEntee (Oid Ess) an dSergD'Anlo( . tLeos) Who coaches Power House? 'Fl' Section field umpires were Adam Kiel, Trent Fol Garrv Waldron, Matt Cox, Joe Ischia, Clarke Thuys, Knight, Ron Smith, Brad Smith ( on rotation) and L . Woods . St Mary 's congratulated Fran k 'Roger' O'Rourke and Pau] Malcolm on their 200 games . The club, on top 9n'Fl' had to struggle hard for three terms a~ainst Old Carey, and then finished well to win 17 .21 tol .8 . Best were Black, Huebner, Binyon (St . M) and Drever, Mcguie, Dyson (Oid Carey) .

Ken reamer as coach and De an Comer captain of the CF ; c, '.on -. m .o play in Adelaide. ~iceston for the 18th AAFC Carnival . The

ii was tln .lty named on Thursday night and had a light

training run on Friday night with the departure to be on Sunday morning . Saturday lunchtime, Frank Gleeson, the number one rover, rang coach John Fisher to say his shoulder had stiffened up and would be unable to play. The coach, one of whose reat qualities was his capacity to consult and listen not contact the other selectors and had to make a unilateral decision, and picked Paul Crotty as the replacement. Paul however had gone to Gunbower for the weekend with his Therry teammates, and it had been quite a trip up there . Contacted about 4pm, Paul decided, to be sure he would not be over .05 to not leave until about 10pm. Perhaps he was over the limit - on the way back he ran out of petrol at L'Jallan, and had to ring his brother to come and collect him . Anyway he was at Tuliamartne on Sunday morning looking bright and proved to be a wonderful morale building team member, full of energy and good humour . The team was Phil Kingston (Orm . C). Robert Fuller (Old Scotch VC), Dominic Spillane (Old Parad), Paul Holdsworth (De La Salle), Russell Barnes (Orm), Mark Beers (Old Parad), Scott Taylor (Orm), Stephen Moloney (NOB), Terry Yorm (Fawk), John Moir (Old Sc), Paul Schuhkraft (Orm), Richard Schober (Coll), Paul Crotty (Therrv), Nick Macauley (Uni Blues), Tony E an (NOB). Paul Cox (Orm), Paul Considine (NOB -is fourth carnival), Andrew Jobling (Orm), Owen Abrahams (Old Parad), Paul Matton (Therry), Brett Burden (Kew), Peter Drummond (Old Sc .), Andrew Smith (Old Scotch) . QUIZ: One player had already won an 'A' Section B & F, one plover won the 1988 'A' B & F and another won the 19888'B&F.

Can you name them? The selectors were Noel Rundle (Chairman), Noel Stokes, Neil Pivetta and Steve Hibbert who was also team manager and runner, Brian Costello and Barry Richardson were doctor and physic, while Alex Johnson looked after the clock .

It was a great start on the Monday morning with a 23 point win over a verv determined Western Australia in the first game for the day - a greasy ground and then rain in the second half. The team led 7 .6 to 3 .5 at half time and after an even second half won 11 .14 to 7.5 .

Best in a real team effort were Brett Burden in the back THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2003

.Ioir solid in the ruck, Owen Abrahams . creative o n

De La (B) after 5 straight losses, beat Uni Blacks by 1 point and then continued their revival with a 13 goal win over Old Scotch . Mitchell (8 goals), M& B Bourke (De La) and Sloan, Addison, Anderson (Old S.) were best .

I ; ;ul Schuhkraft 3, Terry Young 2 . Paul Motion and ~hil

150 games to Russell Abernethy (Brunswick), Don Straehan (West Brunswick) and 200 games to Graeme Templeton (Old Brighton), Bill 'Jet' Jackson (ANZ Bank) . Ron Bungey bccame first Old Mentonians to reach 100 games.

who showed enormous courage marking the ball .

f forward flank, and then very busy in centre . Phil on fi erce as ever on the wing, Nick Macauley, a of the pack rover and Rick Schober, cool an d we as ever at full back . Goals came from Tony Ega n

VAFAUA were represented at the Carnival by Pau l

,field), '?ark Setting (goal) . ,t-ard winners were John Fsl(r f :ew, State Coach),

Hibbins (Collegians, 220 games, Club President), Bil l I : (Thomastown Foundation P,iember. President for 1 4

â&#x20AC;&#x17E;), Tim Naughton (Mareeliin, Secretary 15 years, an d

Life Member) . Bill Phillips (Clayton, Club Secretary 21 rs) and Graeme Templeton (Old Brighton, 251 games , imittee member 22 years).

followin were selected from CDEF section t o present V A against Tasmania in Hobart . (St Kevins Rick Brockwell (W . Bruns . Q . Peter Hannan OB, VC), Sam Asseta (T'town), Peter Brown (F'kner), Har ry (St Kilda), Bri an Clark F'kner), Charlie Capiron Busst ( (p`slde), Chris Doyle ( Pen OB), Craig Fliegeltaub ( MHSOB), an t (0. Brighton), Gary David Gregory ( B'elava), Peter Gr Jones (M SOB), John Paul Jones ( Hampt . Rov), Mark Lynch ( St Pius), Andrew McHarg (0 . Carey) . David O'Shaughnessy (0 . Trinity) . David Payne ( Nth . Bruns), Alan Smith (West Bruns), Neville Schmidt (0. Hail), Fre d

Stafford (P. House), Leigh Swan (Clayton), Kevin White (St Kilda). The team coach was former Power House great peter Hutchinson .

After an even first term . Victoria were too strong, winning 27.15.177 to 15 .10 .110 . Best were Brock-well, McHarg, Assetta, White . Gregory, P. Brown .

The team was capably managed by Messrs . Rundle and DIlon, assisted by Nugget Stephens . Rick Brockwell led t1` I, in an exciting manner, both on and off the field . Cl i :b nistory, was made at St Kilda CBCOC when !(,!III White ran onto the field to be the first player in the Ciuo s hi=io ry to play 300 games . Committeeman for 17 ycars, president 1976-7-8 ; best and fairest, captain, top goalkieker - all from 5'10" an d barely 10 stone, the club was proud of John White and hoped that talk of retirement was premature . Top~oalkickers for the round were 'A' O'Connor ( NOB) 35, B' arvey ( Parkside) 29, 'C' Bromley (A'ton) 49 . 'D' Sykes (P' House) 57, 'E' I . Henderson (AIviP) 43 . 'F' Hayman (T'bury) 27, 'Junior 1' Richardson ( NOB) 33. 'Junior 2' P. Greene ( De La Salle) 61 .

150 games to veteran fu ll back Peter Murphy Ormond . a member of the club's 'A' Section Premiershi p teams in 1971, 1972 and 1973, an d to Old Paradians Tony Johnson, captain in 1978, who joined the club in 1968 as a member of the last group of recruits from "The Old Bluestone Pile" and was a team member of that year's Junior Section premiership team . Old Haileybury tipped Old Paradians out of the 'B' Section four with a 3 point victory , gained by straight kicking compared to the losers' inaccuracy. Paradian s were a bit C kicked unlucky as goalless at half-time. 0 .7 to7 .2 they 11 .10 to 6 .6 the second half . Best were Cocks, orrigan, Boris (Old Hailcv) an d Roe, McCarthy, C. Hughes ( OP) . No Andrew, I could not find you among the best players or coaikickers .

Reservoir Old Boys ( B) were held to a drz c by Old Carey in a thrilling finish to the game at Elsternwiek Park . This put an end to Reservoir's run of 26 wins in succession . Best were M . Cooke, Hutchins . Birrell, Freem an (Old C .) an d Bates, R . Shepherd and Ruinin a(ROB). It was a great comeback by ROB as they trailed Old Carey by 7 goals at If time .

'A' Section underwent an other shuffle - University b1-(1 ,s and Kew, on top, were beaten and tumbled out of tLe four, their places being taken by University Blues an d Old Paradians . Four teams were now level, with pride of place going to Caulfield Gramm , who had a 4 .7% margin over Coburg . Coburg were 7 goals in front of Kew at half time but Kew fought back to go down by only 3 points in a high, scoring e. Coburgs strut ht shooting ( 16.5) savehe day, C for Coburg were A . Beattie, Garfe . T . Salter ( 5 goals) an d for Kew, Taylor, Lister and Hiscock. The 150 games marks were reached by Parkside life member, Albert "Rags" Bolger an d Elsternw7ek's Graham Holmes. Bill Beasley, Old Geelong, celebrated his 21st birthday by tting the Club vote for the second week in succes sion . I Ormond ( B Section), Foots . II ' in(,, fe<: ,, d team's v, Tech ( C Section), A`.SP Society ( E Section) and Old Paradian l~ Jun .or s - iu 11 2 I.

In an ur.s : . ineonsistct Y: . .n ;rton Rovers toppled 'B' Section lead: r Uni Blacks . Rovers played tight football to record Blacks first defeat in a low scoring game played in unpleasant conditions . Best were Wilson . Kennedy. C . Adamson (H. Rovers) and Tuohy. Walker and J. Winneke . Interstate team to play S .A . was announced . G . Hibbins Coll, was captain and other members were : J . Whitfield Alph ., A. Roberts Coburg, R. Daff, J . McDonald, M . Rush Coll., R . Burt, B . Heather Ivanhoe, N . Stokes Kew, J .F. Nelson MHSOB, D . Morris Old Melb ., I . Law O . Scotch, A . Capes. P. Slattery Old Xavs., D . McMillan Ormond . L . Grant Power House, G . Sturgess . G . Watson SSB, J . Winneke U . Blacks, D . Shaw U . Blacks, I Mort (Kew) . QUIZ : Three members of the team went on to play in Hawthorn's 1961 VFL premiership team, another to play over 150 games for Essendon, another to play league football in WA for Claremont and later become President of Footscray . Can you name them ? Mr . J .B . Cordner and Mrs J .S . McCann were man ager and

assistant manager and Ray Martin of Kew was coach, hav ng replaced Mr Joe Kelly who had withdrawn on m ,'(tIf Ar1vlCP _ Doug Arnold ( Hampton Rovers) an d '=ike Fitchett (Old Scotch) , ere appointed captain and vice captain respectively of the Carnival team to play in Perth . It was the day for the undefeated to lower :heir colours . Coburg downed Old Melburnians - OM's were 32 points down at three quarter time an d just failed by 2 points while Balwyn annihilated Parkside IM . 110 to 8 .7 .55 . 'B' Section captains were Colin Macdonald Uni Blues, Peter Murphy Old Xavs ., P . Melville Bah* yn ., Gordon Miller SS Bank . Ken James Comm . Bank, V. Scarf Parkside Who captained Elsicrnwick?

1998 - Andrew Smith ( Old Scotch) won 1985 'A' B&F, John Moir and Bruce Burden won 1998 'A' and 'B' best and fairests . 1958 - Ian Law, John Mort, John Winneke - played in Hawthorn's first VFL flag - in 1961 ; David Shaw went on to play over 150 games for Essendon an d later club p resident in 1993 ; Tony Capes played for Claremont and later became club president of Footseray .

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A couple of more surprises sees some prominent shifts in ladder positions, but Swinburne continue to dominate, and I continue to be rubbish in the tips . At least some things never change . . . . . REVIEW It was a terrible day for footy at St . James Park with a swirling breeze that favoured the Burwood Road end, where the stifling Syrr+l' - defence had their hand full . No Higgins with the much praiseu S = unit for the Razorbacks, but Ni -chie was forced to work hard for his return of three goals in his contest with . The Smners also missed big names like Merest Cachia . Rutter and Henderson, but can take heart from the form of Hallisey, Brown and Richardson . South Melbourne Districts were caught in a i' irrakane as the brothers George and Jason helped Gryphons swamp the visitors nine goals to nil in the final quarter of their match at East Caulfield F~erve to win by 71 points . Chris "Showstopper" Leeton was sensational and kickeds fanpl~o of goals ghta~ewillabde talked about by GrYA h Adrian Flowerday was great also . Werribee jumped out to a useful lead at quarter time it could against St . John's OC at Soldiers Reserve,. but have been more if not for wayward kicking JOCs were not able to use their turn with the win to any great advantage, and despite outscoring the Bees in the final . Keogh and the term, lost by 37 points . Carson, Green consistent CzaJowski were amongst the best for the home side . In other matches, Rrrpertswood hammered Power House, the Piranhas not scoring their first major until the last quarter, while Rupo had five players with at least four goals . Also, Eistcraeaieh scored a handsome win on the road to Kew . Usual suspects Cullen . Looker and Jaunt worked hard for the Ks, but the Wicks were too strong up forward . PREVIEW B' bume make the journey to Lindsay Hassett Oval to face a South Melbourne Districts side he ll bent on bouncing back and preserving their now tenuous hold on a final four spot after their drubbing at the hands of Monash last round . If Higgins returns for the Razorbacks, it will definitely make life harder for the Bloods defence, while Adrian Fidler has arguably been the form midfielder of the competition in recent weeks . Souths seem to be a different aninial at home, however, as evidenced by their tough win over Rupertswood last month . However, I think e S~, :'nburne's biggest opponent this year will b complacency . Srinburne to %% : in .

t; l .ick off their ( ^--_ ;~ four e long road trip at Elsternwick Park No. 2 against i`-:e " -â&#x20AC;˘ both teams bouyant after key wins last time out . The Bees are quite sound defensively, but have been disappointing in front of the posts at times this season. On the other hand, the Wicks have shown some firepower up front on occasions this year, but have tended to let them in by the bucketful up the other end . I'm going to stick my neck out for once and tip Elsternwick. I think at home, with a week off, . they'll be fresh and firing . Elsternwick for mine Syndal Tally Ho host Kew at Jordan Reserve keen to return to the winner's circle and keep in touch with the four . The Synners missed three of their big names last round who might well have made a difference to last week's outcome, while Kew are now at the crossroads, where the result of today could decide whether or not they are still in the hunt for finals or battling to avoid relegation (remembering the teams in the bottom two have a better percentage) . I feel that Syndal have more to look forward to here today, especially pending the return of some star players, so 1'1l plump for the Synners today . Power H ouse entertain Monash Gryphons at Ross Gregory Oval, scene of the 2002 Round 18 relegation battle (that never was, courtesy of Parkside's subsequent withdrawal from the VAPA) . The Gryphs won that day by s,r,oals, and that still remains fresh in the memory of a lot of the Ihonash players . The

... .+.s .v, : Swinburne Murchie 3 46 Rupertswood Burrowes 7 384 Svrinburne Higgins 4 0 24 2 Monash Gryphons Malon e 0 Rupertswood Whitehead 0 2 D3 RESERVE 20 Jordan 2 Rupertswood 15 South Melbourne Dist W Rosowski 14 0 Werribee Harding 0 13 e Pov ;r Hous 12

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iions rocketed into the four on the back of thei r tic win against South Melbourne a fortnigh t t by contrast, the Piranhas will hope the break sh them mentally and physically after thei r t,ndhlg from Rupo last time out . The home side are an identical situation to that match, playing a team „ ]-Ily one win, but a stack of percentage, ahead of tem . Whilst I'm not saying that Monash will win by ;0 goals. I am saying they should win . Monash. St . John's OC and Rupertsevood meet at Thomas , arroll Reserve in an intriguing contest . The second htst JOCs are still one of only three teams with a ercentage of over 100, but play one of those other t~ams today, the freewheeling Rupertswood . In the rast, Thomas Carroll was a daunting place to play, but this myth has been well and truly shattered thi s ear. Rupo though sitting second with a healthy itercentage, have been inconsistent at times this year, ,and although it wouldn't surprise me if they lost, I think Rupo have too many big guns up front . The JOCs could score 20 goals, but Rupo I've no doubt will score at least 21 if that's the case . I'll take Ruperiswoo d ,CORRESPONDENTS Good luck this weekend, and indeed for the rest of the season to all the clubs competing this year . Any correspondence regarding social notes, milestones etc ., can be provided (ideally by 5pm Monday) to myself via fax on 9920 9097 or email Peter . PS .WilliamsonCeentrelink .gov .au (work) . It would be terrific to hear from every team, everv week during the season . C'mon people, get those reports in ! Peve P. grep.t VAFA weekend . "Titr,- P rti

achieves th e mil-stone of ; I - this week, which also coincides with the club's 150th game since joining the VAFA Club XVIII ranks in 1995 . Damien has twice won the club Best and Fairest, and a comp . Best and Fairest, and also captained the club from 1996-2001 . Although a bit older and slower these days, Damien is still playing as well as ever, and has also been an outstanding contributor off the field, being a committee member from 1995-2000 and more or less, along with other members of the Milano family, helped keep the club going in the early years . Well done and thank you Damien from everyone at the Razorbacks!

Elsternwick v Werribee Amateurs S~yndal Tally-Ho v Kew South Melb Districts v Swinburne Uni Power House v Monash Gryphons St Johns 0C v Rupertswood

~,g ,- . _ 10.15(75) ELST :,- :'.,9ICK 7.10 10 .12 17 .15 21 .20(146) Kew: Cullen 3, Woodhouse, Moore, Loc ; :cr, Grfd:,„ lanni, Fitzgerald, Stephens . Best : Cullen, lamri, Looker. Dalrymple, de Blank, Crimmins wLstemwlek : McNally 6. Byrne 5. Foster 5 . Curtain 2 . Murphy, Miss ita . C.Mahony. Best : Byrne, McNally, Stuchberry, Thiele, Nolan, Y°•nr• T'^pi- : Gajanan Skandakumar Paul Tuppen (F) (B) Matthew Cc Mitchell (G ) „K„ 4 .7 7 .11 11 .17 13.18{96) 1 .1 4 .6 4 .6 8.11(59) ST. JONES CC @Ien . ....,. : K .Murphy 3, Hoffman 3 . Pace 2, Keogh 2, Carson, Czajowskl, Addamo . Best : Carson. Keogh, Green, Czajowski . K .Murphy, Andrews . St, Johns OC : Walker 2 . Van Houton, Phaedonis, Hall, Koppens, Diaz . Fonceca . Best : Courmadlous, Hall, Walker, Emenv. Koppers, Diaz. Umpires: Paul Hoffman Shaun Rothe (F ) 6.5 9.8 13 .16(94) SW INBTTR%E UfTS 3.2 SYAIDAI. TALLY-HO 3 .9 4.11 7.18 9 .20(74) Sssinburae Uril: Fidler 3, Murchte 3, Gelly 3, Prior, Vaughn . Fricke, Whiting, Milano, Best : Fraglacomo. Fidler, R. Roberts, Milano . Eager . Sheerly . Syndal Tally Ho : A. Thompson 4 . 1 . Bingham 3, J . Rutter, L . Hannemann . Best : A .Broun . J . Merest, M. Moresi, D . Richardson . D . : Alan Ladd Peter Simpson (F) Michael Ladd (B) Robert Ump Seymour Patrick Love (G ) MOTdASHOR:03 5.5 8 .11 11 .13 20.161 1361 5.3 5.5 9.7 9.11165) SOUTH Pd l It 2Banash : G Harrah 4, Malone 4, Leeton 3, J Harrak 2 . Flowerday 2, Kent. N Rutherford. Jenkin, Robinson, Walter. Best: Leeton, Baxter, Flowerdav, G Hurrah, N Rutherford, J Harrak, South Melbourne : Aquitina 2, MeKerrow 2. Bell, Cheevers, Hanna . Henderson . Best : Zanwck, Anderson, McGee . Raeburn. Umpires : Peter Griffiths Ron Martyn (F) Thomas Wtscher (B) Sam Perrin ( G )

RUPER25WOOI) 5 .2 14 .9 21 .11 32.15(207) POWER HOUSE 0.1 0 .2 0 .4 3 .6(24) Ru ood : Burrows 7 Dressler 5 Henry 4 L .Temming 4 L .Spimier 4 West 3 Hatty Baines King Elliot Flinn Best : Burrows West Clarke Collins McDonald Dressler Power House: D .Coaper Taylor 4erberne Best: Turner D .Cooper Taylor Verberne Stanley Senior Umpires: Robert Sneddon (Rotation - from A ) 3 .3 6 .8 9 .14 11 .19(85 ) ELSTERNWICK 0 .1 3 .2 4 .3 5 .5(35) Kew: Daunts 4, Makris 2 . Watts 2. Eaton. Frith, Osborne . Best : Wood . Doumis . Osborne. Johnston . Bruno. Watts . Elsternwiek: K.Currie 4, Walker. Best: Gordon, Goldman, K .Currte, Bravington . Purcell, Erlich . gyEgRIBgEr 6.5 10.9 16.13 20 .131133) ST. JOHNS OC 1 .1 1 .3 1 .4 2 .9(21) : Baker 6. Marfnis 3, Nedhus 2, Fraser 2, MeMenetny 2, Weri Waters . Mereieca . Wesley, Manwig, C .Alabakis.Best: Baker. CammIDer6 C .Alab; - Is. Fraser. Ellis, Velisha . St. Johns 00: Harris, Scardamaglia. Be: . Bo gonha, Kelly. Christian, Roberts . Harris, Cotton. --- '-". TM 3 .3 8 .8 9 .9 11 .15{81) S5 TALLY-HO 2 .2 12 .2 2 .7 3.7(25) Swim we Uni: Murphy 3, Little 2 . Thomas, Hawaii, Allen, Liston , Carter, Etey . Best : Murphy. Bayley, Little . Morris, Sandhu . Carter. Synoai folly Ho: D . Hannet N . Murray. B. Thomas, Best : B . Thomas. B. Holland . J. Fleming, A. Hallvburton, S . Miller, L. Devon. MO%4S@€ GRYPHONS 1 .1 2.5 3.7 7 .11(53) SOUTY3 MELBOURNE 13 4 .4 6 .6 7 .8(50) Manash Gryphons: A Arena 4. Warren 2, Healy. Best: Healy, Holland, Rennison . Tobin, Warren, Clarke . South ASeRrourne: Pohiner 3, Brady 2, siade. Briglia . Best : Briglia. Clyne, Fern, Herman, Roe, Slade . RL ;RTSTr1000 3 .3 5 .7 13 .9 15 .11 ;101) '.OT'°IS 14 34 35 5.5(35) wa : T. Wilson - 5, s . Gallus, A . Icelv. A. Jordan - 2, H . Bradbury, R . Lupa. J. McGrath. M . Mckenzie - I Best - B. Monte . T Wilson, M. Mckenzie, P. Sinnett, M . Kosta, A . Jordan Powerhouse: Davis - 2, Cooper, Dean, Owen - 1 Best Davis, Calma . Gill, Howes, Owen, Parker

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1 i Peter Olfvesl S1 Andre Curtain 1 L. Murphy 2 A. Hankin 3 J . Yemm 4 S. Rosengarten 5 M . Whelan 6 D . Hog g 7 J . AAcAdam 8 S. Currie 9 T. Hartley 10 R . Bravinqto n 1 1 L . Missagtia 12 N . Wigmore 13 S. Soppet 14 B . Mahony (VC) 15 B . Hooper 16 M . Surman 17 J . Perkin s 1 8 C . McKenna 1 J . Hunte r 19 20 E .Goldman y 21 P. Stuchberr 22 G . Elvin ( DVC) 23 S . Curtain 24 A. Foster 25 S Gordon 26 C. Mahony (C) 27 M . Daniels 28 V. O'Connor 29 S. Mahon 30 M. Nichoty 31 G . Devonshire 32 C . Ly ons 33 M. Cunningham 34 J. Beaumon t 34 A. Conlin 0 35 P. McNally 36 Y. Arks 37 D . Nolan (CR) 38 A . Burney 39 M .Thiete 40 A . PateY 4 1 D . Byrne 42 J . Lilikakis 43 P. Clarke 44 C. Walke r 45 R. Grandemange 46 M . Stricklan d 47 N. Uttlng 48 M . Franken 49 D. Hohaia 50 M . Batt ain i 51 G . Powell 52 M . Purcell 53 A. Lewis 54 J . Devitt 55 S. Stephens 56 B. Erlic h 57 J. Donovan 58 M. Mitchell 59 T. Perkins 60 M . Creak 61 M . Hunt 62 B . Mahe r 63 D . Brewster 64 S . Vukis 65 D . Kirkright 66 E . After

Sen: Rohan Doherty Res : Paul Gregor

1 J. Doumis Res.DVC 2 L . Fitzgerald 3 D . Behan 4 G . Crimmins 5 K. Delaney 6 N . Tinett i 7 B . Dover 8 D . Mainsbri dge V.C . 9 P. Witchell 10 B . Cullen Capt. 11 B . Woodhouse V.C. 12 M Gridley 13 C. Kyriakou 14 J . Looker 15 F. Lamanna 16 D. Wood 17 B. Allen 18 N. Dah lstro m 19 J . Denni s 20 A. Act old 21 M . Ayres V.Capt 22 C . Stephens 23 J. deBlank 25 C . Watts 26 S. Symes Res. V.C 27 T Moore 28 K. Gatezio 29 M . Dal rymple 30 C . Giansante R .C. 31 D . lanni 32 A . Drago 33 D . Wayland 34 J . BoRone 35 R. Bruno 36 B . Marchesani 37 S . Johnston 38 J . Ritchie 39 A. Eaton 40 J . Ferrantlno 41 R. Livingston 42 J . Pilkington 43 A. gortone 44 A. Makris 45 G . Evans 46 B. Van Zuiden 47 A. Lawler 48 S. Mikrou 49P. Dennis Res DVC 50 A. Carman 51 M. Blair 52 N . Gill 53 S. Osborne 54 J . Renou 55 A . Meek 56 T. Frith 57 L. Jensen 58 B . Burne tt 59 J . Rakusz 60 M . Andersson 61 M . Glenn 62 R. Failed 63 N. Gricks 64 J . Cronin 65 D. Kinross 66 R. McKerrow y 67 J . Bell 68 A. Patnaude 69 A. Roberts 70 J. Paron

Goa-h : Jack McDonald AtC h : Phil Knight I S . Bourbon 2 M . Healy 3 A. Grady 4 N. Rutherford 5 T. Gilchrist 6 D. Baxter 7 D. Walter g J . glandPord 9 G . Wadley 10 P. Williamson 11 A. Nichols 12 A. Gross 13 J. Stratford 14 D . Bolls 15 A. Perry1 16 P. Renniso n 17 J. etherington 1 8 J. Harrah 19 R . Coxhead 20 D . Rogers 21 P. Tobin 22 G. Harrak 23 A . Mckenzie 24 C. Goold 25 A. Trott er 26 S . Arena 27 R Gilchrist 28 M . Malone 29 P.Warren 30 P. Holland 31 G . Roche 32 A. Tolongos 33 J. Park 34 M . Graydon 35 A. Moffat 36 G . Block 37 A. Jenkin 38 J. Watson 39 M. Paolucci 40 M. Bourbon 41 P. Ruthe rford 42 G. Sims 43 M . ClearyY 44 L. Wells 45 J . Gonis 46 G. Kent 47 T. Beslee 48 M . Angel 49 C. Robinson 50 P. Patrick 5 1 C. Leeton 52 A . Flowerday 53 D. Whitfield 54 L. Volkov 55 J. Bingham 56 T. Saint 57 W . Pocock 58 T. Arvaniti s 59 A. Yanni 60 G . Campbell 61 C . Yanni 62 S. Yamamoto

Cc ^h: Tony west Res. Coach: Shane McLauchlan

C n: ttrea itevlin Peter Bacon Gary Dean 1 M . Taylor 2 Re Humphries 3 N . Pavlou 4 B . Turner (VC) . 5 M . Braini (VC) . 6 H. Clarke 7 Cr Richardson 8 Ju Clarke 9 L. Frase r 10 J . Rainey 11 J . Gill 12 Ash Brownjohn 13 J. Harris 14 W. Elliot 15 P. Haseler Sen . (C) 16 R. Anderson 17 C . Macleod 18 F. Doyle 19 Ja Evans 20 D . Cooper 21 Da Miller 22 SaCliffor Evans 23 R . d 24 Ni Bishop 25 M . Driessen 26 J . Senior 27 Je Robertson 28 P. Cooper 29 M . Davis 31 R. Marshall ( RC). 32 M . Verberne Se(VC) 33 A. Ristovsk i 34 J. Marshall 35 J. Kilpatrick 36 A. Robinson 37 S. West 38 T. Brownjohn 39 R . Owen 40 M. Tik]ob 41 Rh Black 42 P. Arnold 43 Je Howes 44 Da Glanville 45 A. Contreras 46 C . King 47 T. Marshall 48 M . Stanley 49 D . Harris 50 M . D'Intin o 51 Ja Best 53 D. Bowde n 54 J . glowfield 55 B . Phillips 56 T. McFarlane 57 A. Calm a 58 Ja McClur e 63 I . Bracken

2 Purcell G . 3 Page S . 4 Burrowes D. 5 McGrath J . 6 Gallus S . 7 Whitehead B.

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9 Clarke M . 10 Albanis J . 11 Moule B. 12 Temming M . 13 Sinnott B . (Capt .) 14 Plummer L. 15 Webb N . 16 Clarke P. 1 Natty R 18 7 ttman.Pe M . 19 Collins D . 20 Flinn P. 22 Stevens D. 23 West M . 25 Weston S . 27 Temming L. 28 McDonald D . 29 Baines M . 32 Sinnet P. King J . 35 Certo G . 36 Hen ry P. 38 Johnson R . 39 Walsh D . 40 Wilson T. 41 O 'Riley C. 42 McKenzie M. 43 Phillips R. 44 Icely A. 45 Hum D. 46 Howard R . 47 SoutarisA . 48 Bugeja N. 49 McGovern N . 50 Soutaris D. MacPherson B . 52 Jordon A. 54 Knots M . 56 Natty G . 57 McMahon N . 58 Woodall D. 61 McConville P. 63 Morrice P. 69 Bradbu ry H. 77 O'Callagh an M .

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After having two 100% rounds in a row with my tipping, the bubble had to burst sooner or later, so much thanks to Bulleen and Albert Park for doing that this round. What the results have meant though is that D4 is now an eight team race to the finals.

Norris and Morgan . But it was that man aga "Jucka" Horsburgh who blew the game apart with a another bag o f

REVIEW The first of the upsets saw Richmond defeat a disappointing Bulleen at home . With only Paul Aslangul and David Trinchi producing any resemblance of form for the Cobras, Richmond completely dominated the game, and if not for inaccurate kicking. the scoreline may well have been even greater than the eventual 40 point margin .

goals and with the "Brothers Christo" and Big Troy on fire, the Warriors marched into the top five with a percentage boosting 47 point win .

The second upset for the round was another stirring victory to UHS-VU as they ran away from a determined Albert Park in the final quarter. I had, up until now, not been convinced of the student's credentials, however, this win will certainly make all of D4 sit up and take notice . After an even first half, the students, through Mottram and Gorringe, managed to keep the Falcons down to three goals with the wind in the third quarter. Albert Park managed to kick five into the stiff breeze thanks to some fine work by Steel McKerrow and "Jake" Allan in the final quarter, however, this was not enough as the Vultures returned to the winners list with a 24 point victory . The improvement in younger players such as Rohan Doyle, Dave Worrell and Craig Butler ensured that it was not going to be a mismatch as St .Mary's traveled to Box Hi ll North . While the Saints pretty much sured up the match with a blistering first quarter, Box Hill North never gave up and the 34-point margin suggests that we will see further improvement from the guys as the season progresses . Eitham hosted No rt h Brunswick and was hoping to show the rest of D4 it was a genuine final's contender . In a free flowing game the Turtles showed just that, and had a big chance to put North away but wayward kicking allowed North to stay in the game . The last quarter saw North kick ahead and Santacroce's outstanding effort in his last game before heading overseas was perhaps the difference as they snuck in by 13 points .

Westbourne continues to impress, this time at the expense of Brunswick Power . To the Power's credit, they managed to stay in touch with the Warriors until early in the final quarter thanks to some good play from

Mt .Lilydale had the long three-week break with a bye . PREVIEW BULLEEN COBRAS v BOX HILL NORT H This match promises to be a beauty as the inconsistent Cobras host the improving Box Hill North . Box Hill North have promised to cause an upset or two this season, and with the likes of Lance Keillor up forward, Afrim Odza on the ball, Adrian Tarulli at centre half forward and Dave Martini in defence continuing to show good form, they are a real chance . However, Bulleen tend to be a better team at home, and if their usual suspects in Dall'oglio and Trinchi can perform at their best, I think it will be the Cobras to win a close one by 5 points . ST MARYS v ELTHAM COLLEGIAN S In what will be another cracker of a game, St .Marvs plays the Turtles at the "Postage Stamp" in a bid to open up a gap between themselves and the impending pack breathing down their necks . The Turtles would be bitterly disappointed to have let last week's match slip from their grasp . and will be keen to make amend s

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. However, the Saints are a 5 goal better team at ,,day pome, and if they can hold the dangerous Doody, I Junk it will be the Saints by 13 points . L OLD WESTBOURNE v RICHMOND CENTRA t}ld Westbourne seems to have found the right balance (,~tween experience and youth and that mix is proving z real boon for Warrior coach Jeff Wilson . Richmond (,~ntral's will be buoyed by their recent victory and will ,;r keen to rekindle their old rivalry with the Warriors uld should be very competitive . Westbourne though, is ,t much stronger team at Warrior Park, and given the form of older campaigners in "Platters" Fairfield and ~,;hy!" Board . I cannot go past the Warriors as they firm up their top five position with a 38 point victory . ALBERT PARK v BRUNSWICK POWER

Ubert Park has had a torrid month and is in danger of ,ttpping from the top five if they lose today . Brunswick uli the other hand, have shown a great deal of promise, however, have tended to run out of legs when the chips are down . The Power will no doubt be heavily reliant on (he goal-kicking prowess of Hardaway to be a chance, however, I believe that the Falcons will have too many winners around the ground . In what should be a happy return to the winners list for Albert Park, I think they , at get home by 39 points . MT LILYDALE v UHS-VU The match of the day pits one against two at "Goat Park" . The students have continued to surprise, and given the sensational form of Langendorf, Gorringe and Wright, it is little wonder . The Dales, on the other hand, could have lost a little bit of their edge given a three week break, however, I believe that David Keast and his troops are too disciplined a unit to have not worked this to their advantage . In what will be a tight encounter early, I am tipping Mount to kick away in the latter stages of the match to keep their 100% record in tact with a solid 28-point victory . NORTH BRUNSWICK has the bye . PRESS CORRESPONDENT S

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TODAY'S MATCHE S D4 SECTION Bulleen Cobras v Box Hill North St Marys v Eltham Collegians Old Ifflestbourne v Richmond Centra l Albert Park v Brunswick Power Mt Lilydale v UHS-VU North Brunswick - bye

MT LB.YDALE OC: BYE RICHMOND CENTRAL 3 .5 6 .9 9 .17 11.24190) 0.1 3 .3 4 .3 7 .8(50) BULLEEN COBRAS Richmond Central: Macak 3, Nuske 2 . Dutton 2 . Quay. Speakman, Hatzakortzian. Cox. Best : Macak. White . Speakman . Cox Trotter. Moulday. Bulleen Cobras: Nelson, Redfern. McLaren . Baldi . Onwin .DaliOglio, Daniels. Best: DallOgl1o . Aslangud, D .Trinch . T.Conn, Brown. Fortune. Umpires: Phil Gluyas Mitch Buxton (F) John O'Connor Watne Frith (B) BOX HILL NORTH 1 .3 4.7 7.8 12.14(86) ST MARyS 7 .5 10 .8 14 .16 17 .18(120) Box Hill North: Namouskl 4, Keller 2 . Odza 2 . Martini, Tarulli, Wilson. Pratt Best: A Odza . J Namouski, D Worrell . G Wilson . L Keller, R Doyle St Marys: Butler 4. Orme 3, Purcell 2 . Bernardi 2 . Brown, Lane . Ashburv, Stone. Wright. Zsemberg Best: Wright. Frail . Ballanttne, Dwyer. McLennan, Orme Umpires: Glen Scotland Graeme Morgan (F) Pick Curtis Joseph O'Mara (G) 3.6 6.9 10.15 11 .16(82) ELT1iAM COLLEGIANS NORTH BRUNSWICK 3.2 7.3 9 .4 14.11(95) Elitism Collegians: Brick 4, Doody 3 . P. Mann, Miss1. Chappie . Savage. Best: Doodv. Brick, A . Mann. Hart. Daly. Carter. North Brunswick : Hamilton 4 . Closter 3, Boudoloh 2 . Wallmeyer, Verga . Pizzarl, Tsalltas. Patoedimos . Best: Santecroce, Sammartuto, Stelfox, Boudoloh . Kyriazis. Pizzari . Umpires: Gerrard Rolfs (F) 2.2 4.2 7.3 11 .4(70) BRUNSWICK POWER OLD WESTBOURNE 3 .4 6.7 10.8 18.9(117) Brunswick Power. Hardaway 4. Hayes 2, Norris, Pike, Dowsett . Austin, Walsh I . Best : Norris, Morgan . Miskelly. Lovett . Hardaway, Hayes. Old Westboume: J .Horsburgh 8, M .ChrLsto 3, A .Chrlsto 2. Pavez 2, Board . Depiaz2a, Wilson 1 . Best: Horsburgh. M.Christo, Fairfield . Edwards, A .Christo. Board . Umpires: George Paleallmos Mark Jenkins (Rotation from At (F ) .13(115) UHS-VU 3 .4 8.10 10.11 17 ALBERT PARK 5 .1 6.1 9 .6 14.7(91) . Devlln2. Butera . UHSSVU: S Gorringe 4, Tate 3 . Wallace 3 . Madrigrano 2 Motiram . Gerolemou . Best : Mottrant . Gorringe. Defence, Langendarf . Wright, Zulickt. Albert Park: S.Allan 4. McKerrow 4. Stoney 3. Venables 2, Tulle Best: Taylor. Harper. Tuite. McKerrow, DAitan . Storey Umpires: Geoff Deveson Brendan Devlin (F) Ryan Place JB ) D4 RESERVE MT LILYDALE : BYE RICHMOND CENTRAL 1 .1 6 .4 7 .5 11 .9(75) 3 .2 3 .6 9 .9 10 .12(72) BIILLEEN COBRAS Richmond Central, Levin 2 . Cotmer 2. McGrath 2. Barritt 2, Porteus, Old, Anderson . Best: Colmer. TiUey, Old, Levin . Kingsley. Plan] . BuBeea Cobras: Paatsch 2 . Clements 2, Dam 2 . D'Angelo 2, Kellett, Mehrez . Best: Clements. Kellett, Chan. Mehrez. Rodrigues, Hadisutanto Umpi res : Phil Glu}as Mitch Buxton (F) John O'Connor Wayne Frith (B) (G ) 0.1 0.3 1 .5 3.7(25) BOX HILL NORTH ST MARYS 8 .7 11 .13 17 .21 22 .23(155) Box Hill North : D Gaynor. G Cavailo,S Evans Best : T Met, S Evans. T Ellis. Yamaniato. M Takeshito. C Calls St Marys: Anthony 6 . Timmins 4, Allen 3, Latimer 3. Webb 2 . Bowen 2. C Goldsworth . Burns Best : C Goldsworthy. N Goldsworthy. Anthony . Webb. Armistead, Burns Umpires: Glen Scotland Graeme Morgan (F) (B) Pick Curtis Joseph O'Mara (G ) 1 .3 3.4 4.5 4.7(31) ELTPiAMCOLLEGIANS 7 .3 9.7 13 .11 16.15(111) NORTH BRUNSWICK Elthem Collegians: Smith. Toulson. Warner. Rashid . Best: Drummond, Richardson, Robins, J . Howgate, D .Howgate, Wright. North Brunswick : Papanikalaou 7 . Vaina 3, Russo 2, Fawcett 2 . Ackland . Salloum. Best: Vaina. Fawcett . Papanllcalaou, Gio+,roanagiou, Duson . Freeman. Umpires: James Olle Gerrard Rolfs (F) (B) (G ) 0.1 0.2 0.4 2 .5(17) BRUNSWICK POWER OLD WESTBOURNE 4 .4 8.9 13 .12 16 .15(111) Brunswick Power. D.Hayes 2. Best: Maxfield, Aitken . Davis. Hume . Chessells. Warburton. Old West6oarne: Scholes 4. . S .Lettch 2. ManoL3kakis . Best: 2. Said 2 . Saunders 2, O'Sullivan . Mattison. Jenkuvson. Phillips 1 Wintie. Scholes. Rivalland . O'Sullltian. Said . D.Slattery Umpires : George Pateodimos Andrew Shiels (F) (B) (G ) .4(52) UHS-VU 1 .1 5.3 5.3 8 3.2 4.6 6.8 6.10(46) ALBERT PARK UHSSVU : Higgins 4 . Will, Forbes, Ludlow . Fisher Best: Higgins, Will . Thomas. Davidson, Ludlow, Fisher Albert Perk: Pastras2. Breen . Gannon, Sutton, Quinlan, Best: Sutton, Williams, Quinlan, Davey . Ducll . Breen

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----_ " .---J few showu=, games are b ; irx==~ , their pre-season potential . With )nder missed opportunities, the Xav s will rc .,__ : their season afresh . The Scotchies continue to do all the right things and keep the heat on the top two sides . Marcellin have been consistent throughout, but have just not been able to secure the much needed victories . In pursuit of a top two spot, the visitors will "maintain the rage," and triumph . Following successive and unfruitful games in Essendon, DLS will be delighted to be back on home soil, however there is no respite in the high standard of the opposition, today welcoming the imposing Uni Blues . The Students have just one loss for the campaign and at the end of Round 9, they'll still have only one loss . Clash of the locals at Teac, when OEG and the Bernie's face off . The home side has shown in the last few games that it's starting to find its feet in Section 1, and today they will discover what work needs to be done in order to be the yardstick of the competition . Section 2 - Preview After a weekend off courtesy of the Queen's Birthday, Round 9 gets underway this afternoon with several exciting fixtures . In potentially the match of the round, Old Trinity host Old Melburnians, the home side surviving a five goal to one fourth-quarter onslaught last round to sneak home by 4 points . OM's have now gone three weeks without competitive football, and will be more the ready to confront their opposition ; the ladder leaders to win by several goals . Second placed Werribee continue to match OM's for wins, and will look to stay on par when they meet Old Paradians at home . Parade were more than gallant in their loss last round, falling twenty points short after leading for much of the 48

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However, with only one loss this season Werribee look too strong, the Amateurs home easily . Elsewhere the undermanned Mazenod will struggle against Hampton, the Rovers matching Werribee for all but one quarter last week . While Camberwell should overcome a spirited Beaumaris side, Brownless's boys possibly in for yet another close one, following their heart-stopping . Section 3 - Preview After three weeks off, North Old Boys will finally have the chance to avenge their round seven embarrassment at Old Carey, when they take on an undermanned St . Bernards away . Having not won a game all season, St Bernards go into this afternoon's encounter with the rather surprising prospect of possibly escaping the table's foot, having picking up four points from the bye, and a further four from Rupertswood fielding an ineligible player in round four . Although statistics suggest otherwise, this game will be no pushover for NOBs ; the away team likely to get up by a few

goals . Having now lost six on the trot, MHSOB join St . Bernards at the ladder's bottom, and look unlikeh to make any effort in improving their position when they meet the inform Old Carey away . N ositngaopthescionthreladr,OlCarey e

quickly forming as title contenders, theit impressive come-from-behind victory last weel forging yet another chapter in their bid for tit . isuce Elsewhere Rupertswood should stay with Olc Carey at the table's top, when they meet AJAX a home . Big winners last week, AJAX will struggle t( match Rupertswood for the entire four quarters the home team to win easily .

Finally Therry Penola should continue thei imposing form of last round, and move to six an three with a win over Monash .

Section Blue - Preview Glen Eira have drawn the short straw and wi~~: confront the Krushers coming off their first loss c the season . The K's who surrendered top spot la s THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 200

ne will look to atone for that effort by humbling S<~inters . i(l,~ T .~',ers have reclaimed ladder leader status ,,,d I:roW that in order to stay there they must ht~}) tivinning . Bentleigh will give it their all, but lu Beders have too much to lose . battle for fourth place when the Claymen meet ~ . The incumbent Clays know that a victory ; ,tuld seal a two game buffer from the District lads, and their powerful forwards should ensure 11ey get across the line . A

pLS continue to give it their all and last roun d fell tantalisingly short. The Monders will -am be pushed right to the end, but shoul d prevaii. The JOC's ,v-ill be bursting out of their skins to t~ike on the Panthers after a fortnight's forced rest . John's are now short of top place only on percentage and the Doveton dynamos will have too „tmry,,vinners across the paddock .

Section Red - Previe w Having not played football for three weeks, ladder leaders Banyule-Viewbank return to the competitive arena this afternoon, when they meet Aquinas at home . Impressive in their past two outings, sources at the club indicate such victories %vere achieved with nine of the usual starting lineup missing, through suspension, school football, injury, illness and absence . With many to return this week, Banyule will have a near full list to choose from, the home team to stay unbeaten at the season's halfway point . Attempting to stay on par, Uni Blacks have only dropped one match all season, and will look to ontinue that record when they travel to La Trobe in the University derby . Two teams that started the season so well . La Trobe have faltered in weeks gone by, and even on home turf, will struggle to match the Blacks for skill and pace . In desperate need of bridging the ever increasing gap between second and third, Fitzroy host the winless Bulleen Templestowe, the latter team hel d to five goals last round by the then-ninth placed Yarra Valley . The Reds are slipping and are now five from eight with three other teams ; a

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percentage boosting win needed to lift morale at the club . Elsewhere Old Xavs will contest another closeencounter, this time away to St Leos . Home by two points last week, Xavs will post another win on the board, the margin likely to be very similar . Finally Yarra Valley will look to record win number three this season when they meet Old Westbourne at home, the away team hoping to recruit enough numbers to actually take to the field . CORRESPONDENTS Glen Harrison - glendmargaritaman .eom .au or Cam Nation - carnation aptusnet .com .au

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Section 1 - Preview The Skevs will attempt to stem their losing run of five, when they host the Tonners. If not fo r inaccurate kicking last round, Brighton would have recorded their second victory of the year ,

gauging both team's current form, OB should do i t today . After a stirring Performance against the Berni' es .

Xav's have then produced a fortnight of forgettable showings . By contrast, the Fielders in the last fe w games are beginning to live up to some of thei pre-season potential . With a week's rest to ponde r r missed opportunities, the Xavs will reignite their season afresh . The Scotchies continue to do all the right things and keep the heat on the top two sides . Marcelli n

have been consistent throughout, but have just not been able to secure the much needed victories . In pursuit of a top two spot, the visitors will "maintain the rage," and triumph . Following successive and unfruitful games in Essendon, DLS will be delighted to be back on home soil, however there is no respite in the high standard of the opposition, today welcoming th e

imposing Urn Blues . The Students have just on

afternoon, and will be out to avenge a dismal final t e r in .

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side, Brownless's boys possibly in for _yet anothi close one, following their heart-stopping . Section 3 - Preview

After three weeks off, North Old Boys will finall have the chance to avenge their round seve : embarrassment at Old Carey, when they take oi an undermanned St . Bernards away . Having no won a game all season, St Bernards go into tit, afternoon's encounter with the rather surprisin! prospect of possibly escaping the table's foot having picking up four points from the bye, and < further four from Rupertswood fielding ar, ineligible player in round four . Although statisti c

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loss for the campaign and at the end of Round 9 ,

last few games that it's starting to find its feet in Section 1, and today they will discover what work needs to be done in order to be the yardstick of the competition . Section 2 - Preview After a weekend off courtesy of the Queen's Birthday, Round 9 gets underway this afternoon with several exciting fixtures . In potentially the match of the round, Old Trinity host Old Melburnians, the home side surviving a five goal to one fourth-quarter onslaught last round to sneak home by 4 points . OM's have now gone three weeks without competitive football, and will be more the ready to confront their opposition ; the ladder leaders to win by several goals . Second placed Werribee continue to match OM's for wins, and will look to stay on par when they meet Old Paradians at home . Parade were more than gallant in their loss last round, falling twent<, points short after leading for much of the 48

Bernards at the ladder's bottom, and look unlikel y to make any effort in improving their positio n when they meet the inform Old Carey away . Now sitting atop the section three ladder, Old Carey ar e

quickly forming as title contenders, thei r impressive come-from-behind victory last wee k

forging yet another chapter in their bid for titl e success . Elsewhere Rupertswood should stay with Ol d

Carey at the table's top, when they meet AJAX a t

home . Big winners last week, AJAX will struggle t o match Rupertswood for the entire four quarters ; the home team to win easily .

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l look to atone for that effort by humblin g ters . ,,,s have reclaimed ladder leader statu s { l .itow that in order to stay there they mus t ;vinning. Bentleigh will give it their all, but ~_;a(',ers have too much to lose .

,,utle for fourth place when the Claymen mee t Thc incumbent Clays know that a victor y t,l_i se .d a two game buffer from the District _ and their powerful forsvards should ensur e

percentage boosting win needed to lift morale at the club . Elsewhere Old Xavs will contest another closeencounter, this time away to St Leos . Home by two points last week, Xavs will post another win on the board, the margin likely to be very similar . Finally Yarra Valley will look to record win number three this season -,,hen they meet Old Westbourne at home, the : : <y team hoping to recruit enough numbers to _cuallv take to the field.

across the line . ~,(,~ continue to give it their all and last roun d fell tantalisingly short . The Menders will be pushed right to the end, but shoul d JOC's will be bursting out of their skins t o > on the Panthers after a fortnight's forced rest .

,t . John's are now short of top place only o n rcentage and the Doveton dynamos will have too ,;, .my winners across the paddock . Section Red - Preview ing not played football for three weeks, ladder 1~째<<ders Banyule-Viewbank return to the ,;mpetitive arena this afternoon, when they meet ;rquinas at home . Impressive in their past two )utings, sources at the club indicate such victories ,vere achieved with nine of the usual starting lineup missing, through suspension, school football, injury, illness and absence . With many to return this week, Banyule will have a near full list to choose from, the home team to stay unbeaten at the season's halfway point . Attempting to stay on par, Uni Blacks have only dropped one match all season, and will look to continue that record when they travel to La Trobe in the University derby. Two teams that started the season so well, La Trobe have faltered in weeks gone by, and even on home turf, ~.v=ill struggle to match the Blacks for skill and pace . In desperate need of bridging the ever increasing gap between second and third . Fitzroy host the winless Bulleen Templestowe . the latter team held to five goals last round by the then-ninth placed Yarra Valley . The Reds are slipping and are now five from eight with three other teams ; a

U19 (1) Unicersitv Blues : :eKerrow 6 34 St. Bernards Pitts 4 29 De La Salle Hancock 2 24 Old Scotch Beaurepaire 2 23 Old Scotch Thompson 2 22 tT1J (2) 5 33 \Verribee Chalmers Old Melburnians Ironmonger 0 22 Old Ivanhoe Alagona 2 22 Old Camberwell Peasnell 0 21 Hampton Rovers Scott 2 17 Ul9 (3 ) Collegians Burrows 0 31 Rupertswood Potter 2 27 Collegians Naylor 0 20 Rupertswood Brennan 0 20 Collegians Elg 0 14 U 19 (2) Blu e Oakleigh Jordan 0 44 Oakleigh Clays Nassrallah 7 41 St Bedes MT McNamara 5 35 St. Johns Phaedonos 0 20 St Bedes MT Mark 5 1 7 tTi9 (2) Red 43 Fitzroy Reds Maghamez 39 Banyule Tsingaris 32 University Blacks Moffatt 27 University Blacks Dowsley 24 University Blacks Brooks

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ankle, Nissen Best : Bloom, Narilckt, Ginaril . Peters, Heine, Schulberg Monash Bethe 3 . Spence 3, Chapman. Cobban,Hayter, Pay, Taylor Best, Ta}ior, Pay, Mudge, Shields, Spence . Haytcr Umpires: Tony Lilley 'hark Alexander (F) Anthony Vatofmulos Tristan Pearce (B) Syneoi Valopoulos Victor Vakipoulos, (G)

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Patrick Coulthard (F) Ben Bracken Sam Gent (B .8 3.9 7.14 7.17(59) )OLDBS'GtCN1 1 .1 5.2 6 .4 8-11(59) 0 it - _ ON 0'_d one Eastgate 2, Ryan, Gadsden, Ross, Fielke, Jackson . Best: Joseph. Dub}ma. Eastgate, Fisher, Gadsden. Ellis. Oki Essendom King 5, Camikeno, Mezo, Harewood . Best: HarewooL King, Mezo. Duggan. Leech, Ceruttanio . Um • Steve Masai Matt Meter (F) James Gregory Sean Dm'ston-Ryan (B) OLD SCOTCH 5.4 8 .6 8 .11 18.1&124) OLD XP> 'S 3 .4 4. 6 .13 6 .14 (50) Old Scatek : Dick 5, Lowing 2, E Beaurepaire 2, L Thompson 2, Phllalay 2, Hope 2, Ackrmel, Berry. Jonas Best : Lowing, Aurel-Smith, Nickless, Phllalay, Dick, Pearce Old Xaviniami Corcoean, Chapman, Ryan . Freer, Barrett. Nolan Best : Ryan, Scanlan, Freer, J McDonnell, Nad'vllc, Armstrong Umpires : Brett Herskope Colin Newcombe (F) Nick Murphy Stephen Bogtsidt (G ) UHt SLUES 7 .3 14 .8 15 .13 19 .16(130) MARCELLIN 7 .0 8 .2 12 .2 13 .4(82) Uni Blues: MeKerroW 6. Torney 4, Rankin 4 . Northway 2. Marriott, Fletcher, Heinz . Best: Vandenbasch . Rankin, Torney, McKerrow, Steele, Fletcher, MArcellim Bortolotto 4. Burden 3 . Ryan 2, Mahon . T. Money. Beattie, Wise. Best : Bardan. Bortolodto, Layton, Schaepman, Clune . Mahon Um • Graeme Etunichen (F) Josh White-Spier Katie White-Spier (B) 5T BERNARDS 5 .6 7.9 11 .11 14.20(104) DE Isl, SAIJ 0 .1 2.1 5 .2 6 .3(39) St Bernmils: Pitts 4. Mitchell 2, Janms2. Pell . Ryan, Keunen, Robbins, Runnals. O'Connor Best: Harrison, O'Connor, James. Robbins, Garth, Ryan Be La Se&_: Lowlher 2. Hancock 2. Oakley, Beer Best : Nankenis. HassaL Starnes.Doneghan. Bourke, Browning Um ' : Shane Mice Gavin Roberts (F) Joel tblgnell(B) Chris Kaleta Michael Islaster (G )

:7o?"si -'n ?u:"S BYE Ti . :!1 IROB 7.6 13.8 23 .16 2( .19(17d) ST 1 J3S (2) 0.0 4.2 4.2 6.4(40) NO U TAILS RECEIVED Umpires : Sean Scully Jr (Rotation-from A) (F) Ricky Goodmet Adrian Borg (B) Chris McKendry Michad Jones (G ) ST HEDRS NSE'N°LORE 1 .3 8 .13 12 .15 15 .211111) O GHS.RC• 5.2 5 .3 11 .4 1t .5(71) St Bodes b4 atc ~ McNamara 5, M ark 4 . Buck 4, Cieslak, McMurray Best : to. Porter O GH A.RC: Best: Not Waters, KeIF mara, V. 3on. I recoil d ULu Duthie Pat nis (F I 10 .6(67) G"-"' .: ..rur::Erit;D ST J+ 0 C RECEIVED FORFEIT 14 .15(99) 3 .6 4.7 10.17 16.23(119) G.,n, ,:u..G_3 13E4dIY GfI 1 .1 6 .4 7.6 10.9(69) Ekik[L.~ tnys: Nassrallah 7 . Sullivan 3, Nayna 2, Thomson, Isaac, Vaughan, O'Brien Best: Dcayton, Isaac . Nassrallah, Nussbaum, O'Brien Bea • To Hennepe 3, Rahilly 2, Nicholson, Dolman, McLellan . S 4Wight . Forrest Best : Wyld . Holmeshy. R3hllhJ. Joll y. tr7cLell<art . Wilson Umgir= Nicholas Brown Peter Pullm (F) (B) Perrin Brown (G ) ORMOND 0.2 3 .5 4.7 7.13(55) STH MELH 6.6 6.12 1014 11 .14180) Ormond: Evans 2, Black . Muses, Johnstone, Lerner. David Best : McConchle, Upstill . Matter, Wells, David, Evans Sth Malta M .Glannetlls 3, AGannellis 2, Stepharadalns 2 . tiblde¢, Merchte. Bemenuto, Mahoney. Best, Stanza, Merc3llc, A.Gialutellis, Bell . Mahoney, Gitigell . Umpires: Nick Evans Dianne Whiteley (F) Lucas Brass (B) Jake Mahar Chic Shipley (G ) MENTONE PANTHERS 1 .4 2.6 9.10 12 .14 (86) DELASATJ (2) 2.4 9.9 10.10 10.14 (74) A§e$4oae Best: Wilson . Bowtell, Erskine. Sutherland, Neilson . Rvan . Montane Goals: Bowtell 3. Ryan 3, Neilson 2, Wilson I, Rastas 1 . Brown 1, Sutherland 1 . Be Le Salla Best : Tate, RaLheek. Thorton. Hart, Crave, Vince. De La Salle Goals: Thortan 2. Howard 2 . Tullock 1, Tate I . Hart 1, Vince 1, Gilchrist 1 . Hart 1 . Unapt Tom Havsom Gary Seaborne (F )

OLD UI2PIIAN "s BYE OZd}IY§tiIIZOE 4 .1 11 .5 20.8 25.12(162) 3.2 4.2 6.3 6.8(44) MAZENOD Oki Ivanhou Goals: Keane 4, A.dderley 4 . Dawkins 3. Hope 3 . Alagona 2, Read 2, Snell, Nagel, Coleman, Fm}9er. Briggs, f on . Verro it. Best: Dawkins, Fowler, Adderley. Keane. Nagel, Georgina . . .. nodu Goals Stagliano 3. Klmtibun•, M. Regan, Kawmagt . Best: Castricum, Stagiano . Hansen, Whre, Bawer Umpires: Peter James Anthony Calderon- (F) Lucas Brass (B) Lucas Williams Ken-an O'Kede (G) OLD CAMBERWELL 1 .1 6.7 7.7 12 .12(84) OSd31RIF7TIY 5.4 6.5 12 .10 13 .1 0( 88) Old CambzrwveL Cottrell 2, Gosling 2. Hockey 2, Weaver 2, Chase . Hanson . G, Hendrie. Ramsay. Best: Gosling, Peacock. Johnson. Hendrie. BirrelL Hiker. Old RYlnity : Barella R 3. Gutterry 2. Me Donald 2, Krakouer 2 . Leahy, Kenna, Sale`e, Buckitigtram. Best : Leahy, Krakouer. Day. Barella, Me Donald . Dickinson .

] _ 1A 3M BULLEEN TE.k C. :; u.u 2.0 2 .0 5 .0(30) YARRA VALLEY 2 .12 7 .15 11 .22 16.241 1201 Builkeni Temp: Coulston Lee. Slattery, Tremayne, Vega Best.-Verga Tek•in, Stas•retis, Lockie, Coniston Ymra Ve12e•,y: Phiglit 4, Smith 3. Askew, Britt, Glennie. Maudslev. Nicholas, Rok-ield.Yoe. Best: Britt. Amos, Mauds]eJ. Borland, Seeger, Roklekl Um ' • Ryan Hense Clods Collins (F) Liam Ratckfle Sean Collins (B)

Umpires: Tony Novvell David Windlow (F) Tom ttuullow (B) John Ralph Hagen Cosg9ff (G)

OLD P IAfiS 1 .2 4 .3 4 .5 4 .5(29) BEAUMARIS 2 .4 3 .6 3 .9 6 .13(49) Old Paradianso Elliott, Lntch . McLaughlin . Caple Best: McLaughlin, Smith . Giddings . Richardson. Graham, Allen Ba .imaris: Groves 2. Evans. Guys, lra:vs . Terpsinis Best : Williams, Lynch, Wall . Evans, Wilscnt . Poll Umphres: Daniel Dinneen (F)

OLD' . 6R1 FORFEITED 6 .7(43) BAN tILE VI . . . . :RECEIVED FORFEIT 13 .13(91) UHPVER Y ,t.'KS 4 .2 10 .5 12 .7 1512(102 ) 1 .1 3.4 4 .7 6 12(48)

Ualva-ty : Brooks 5, Went, Rely, Do :vsley 2, Brumby-Rendell . Lynch, Chisholm . Fresfidge . Best: Henry, Magee. Brooks, Brumby-Rendell, Barter. Chisholm . FILM Reds: Dullard, Astuddlo, V'IOlato, Magttamez . Zika. Cwrne. Best- Zika, Edwards, Wtllin2,J>am, Clark . Calvll, Louls-Gleeson. Um ' : Eli Ha}es Frank Kacanagit (F ) OLD XAVE. `S (2) 1 .3 3 .7 4 .8 7.11(53) LATROBE 1 .0 3.3 4.6 7.9(51) OLD XAVS: Chester, Faithftrl 2 Bowiby . Martin, McInemey BEST : Martin. Roag`vr, Rees . Vaughan, White, Faithful LA TItOBE: Redmond 3 Harley 2 Hogan, McDonald BEST: Sehnll, Thorilinson, Mtvphy. Scott, Bridges . Marines Umpires: Luke Moncriell(Rotat3on - from B I AgUIE3fl,S 0 C NO DETAILS RECEIVED ST LEOS .AUS WP Umpires: Ken McNlece David Murray (F) Michael Roche (B) Shane Herbert Malcolm FNetil (G)

HAMPTON ROVERS 0 .0 4 .1 8 .3 11,6(72) WERRUM 5.8 9 .8 13 .13 14 .14(98) Hampton Rmers: Orih 2, Scott 2, Cave . Jones, Kezilas, C Malthouse, T Malthause. T MeNanu3ta Terech Best : Christiansen, Ferry, C Malthause . Scott, Giasounil Wtnfli= Chalmers 5. Lee 2 . Justin Russo 2. McDonald 2, Palnmtkfton,, Smith, Josh Russo Best : Storenbrink. Black . Josh Russo, Andrews, McNali}, Lee U • Merv Monty (F) Jessica Rollo (B) Greg Ratio Jim Exton (G) U%DER-19 SEC'I70F7 3 NIIISOS 4 .1 5.3 5 .4 8.&56) RU PER28BI OOD 4 .6 5.8 10.14 11 .16(82) MIMS: Hamilton 2 Ternes McGrath Fitzgerald Aitken Clarke Whitehouse Best Vi11aN Vfiitehouse Ternes Mcgmlh Altken Gald F.u. - '- - :Bishop 2 Potter 2 Quinn 2 Barry Cato Clarkl Jaeger Manzell Bets Sullivan L Gaunt Manzell Jaeger Little Umpires: Jim Pappas Brian Nunn (F) Jack Fagan : .,,,k Booth (B) Madelene Fagan (G)

3.2 3.3 3.5 4.6(30)

OLD CAREY 0 .1 2.5 6.9 10.14(74) Coll • Jorgenson 3, Morris. E I. Jorgensen, Fabris, Parrent, Brrnene . Ashwurth 3, MacFarlane 3, Angus 2 . Choong, Evans. Muttan. Short. Odd .C€7 Best: Evans, TrumbulL Parker, Ra: ita?d, MacFarlane, Thontpsort . Despises Dean Banova Brian Nunn (F) Jai atrick (B)

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Under-19 CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS Coach : Geoff Reilley 1 J. James 2 C . Murphy 3 T. Genand 4 J . Yelland 5 T Hammond 6 M . Townsend 7 M . Thomson 8 J. Brown 9 N . Edwards to J. May it B. Carboni 12 M. Sainsbury 13 A . Gree n 14 C. Ul l 15 L.0'Brien 16 N. Fallu 17 S. Twyrcroh IS R . Boyd 19 J . Pitts 20 S. Lord 21 M . Parker 22 J . Rawlings 23 Z . D'Arcy 24 D. Buckthought 25 A. Babaro 27 T Carly 28 M. Nickles "9 J . Sayers 40 D . Harrod 45 B . Acfietd 50 J . Foley 53 C. Jones

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Coach : Denis Bilston

1 M . Sheehan 2 R . Quick 3 M . Fieldsen 4 N . Hart 5 M . Clinch 7 D. Keely 8 V. Moloney 9 B. Vague 10 N . Smit h 11 R . Hancock 13 L. Bowden 14 M . Hayes 15 S . Smythe 16 J. Adams 18 L . Williams 20 J. Hassell 23 S . Ferwerda 24 S . Conway 26 T. Duggan 27 L. O'Donnell 28 L . Jarvis 29 M . Nankervis (C) 39 B. Oakley (DVC) 46 A . Skinns (VC) 53 D . Brownin g

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2 J . Wright 3 S . Gambon i 4 A . Sutherland (VC) 5 C. Swa n 6 M . Moffatt 7 K. Downing 8 B.Snaddon 10 E . Beaurepaire 11 A . Wilkinson 12 A. Philalay 13 S . Pappas 14 R. Lowing 15 J. Latimer 17 A. Pearce 18 N . Ackroyd 19 S . Dick 20 N . Thorn 21 L. Thompson (C) 22 L Graha m 24 P. Zogootas 25 C. Logan 27 S. Jam s 28 S. Yeomans 30 K. Berry 32 R . Gerstman 33 C. Purnell 35 G . Fitzpatrick 41 T. Bull 43 A. Cossar 44 T. Aurel-Smflh 49 S. Hope

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13 Ginnrvan L 14 Reecho M 15 Barrett A 16 Corcoran N 17 Chapman P 18 Scanian M (C) 19 Martin J 20 Meehan D 21 Nolan C 22 S1Naqni R 23 French R 24 Purss C 25 Rowe L 26 O'Hanlon M 27 Purce ll P 28 White J 29 Adams S 30 Vaughan S 31 RYanA 32 MclnerneyT 33 Ford D 34 Quinn D 35 Agius J 36 Rees D 37 Runco R 38 Melvin -Smiih J 39 Ryan S 40 O Hanbn M 41 Fusnato R 42 Stnb4ey M 43 Corngan T 44 Koine D 45 Trovato M 47 Stdley 0 7 48 NadiNn. A 49 LYnch T 50 Cheater P 51 8owlby J 52 ButlerN 53 Faithful A 54 Paqe

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Coach: Gavan Walsh 1 K . Bardon (vc) 2 M . Doyle (c) 3 J . Mahon 4 J . Wise (vc) 5 M . Borto otl 0 6 L . Cowpe r 7 A. Tabacherria 8 F. Dorbolo (dvc) 9 S. Considin e 10 B . Mill s 11 G. Di Felice 12 D. Beatti e 13 A. Power 14 L. Money 15 T Money 16 R . Hoyne 17 C . S'ler

18 J. Ryan 19 A . Schaepman 20 P. De Luca 21 D . Cirone 22 L. Watkins (dvc) . 23 A. CeccamancEn 24 A. Layton 25 T. Clune 26 A. Wadsworth 27 A. Symes 28 J. Carlson 29 M. Caton 30 P. Spence3l A. Nasr 32 J . Williams 33 P.Cow pe r 34 D.Toohey 35 M . Cunningham 36 N . Hardinq 37 C . Purcell 38 S. Nutbeam 39 J . Clausen 40 A . Lapadula 1 41 A. Caesar Sponsors : in-site advertising - Mitcham

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t L. Ross 2 C . Tell 3 L. McDonald 5 B . Humphreys 7 N . Stenner 9 A. Clarke 10 M . May 11 R . Fisher 12 S. Eastgate 13 R . Capam 14 S . Dunca n 15 B . Gadsden (C) 16 J . Sale m 18 S . Oliver 20 G . Fielke 21 S. Cooney 23 T. Ryan 24 L. Mead 27 M . Chamberlain 28 B . Richardson 31 S . Jackson 33 R.Joseph 63 D . Ellis

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Coach : David Law

1 B. Pins 2 C . Govan 3 J . Hughes 4 M . Walsh 5 J . Smit h 6 D.Oconnor 8 S. Mathews 9 D . Evans 10 B. Gart h 11 A . Marion 12 B . Runnals 13 L. Levides 14 D. Hurley 15 G .Joseph 17 F. Mastropasqua 18 M. Maggior e 22 A. Mitchell 27 B. Draper 28 C .Kuenen 32 Ch Liberatore 35 B . Rya n 39 J . Stapleton 41 G. Campbell 42 R. James 45 B.Johnson 47 M . Hooper 57 L. Anderson 59 M. Harrison 60 J .HOganh 62 J . Robbins 63 M . Pel l 70 K. Buiss

1 F. Ktenas 2 N . Tai l 3 J. Dazkw 4 C . Heritage 5 W. Nunlist 6 S . Dawson 7 T Bigg s 8 E . Baskan 9 D. Mezo 10 H . Leury 11 J. Duggan i2 J.Harewood 13 L. Bones 14 D . Cerantonio 15 S . Clinnick 16 S . Wad e 17 M . Trevaskis 18 L. Ballinger 19 P. Rankin 20 J. Mansour 21 R . Baddeley 22 A. Castanga 23 M. Shaw 24 C. Burke 25 P. Ma y 26 L. Cagliarini 27 M . Kin g 28 T. Wilson 29 J. Stormont 30 S. Modesse 3t N . Foot 32 D . Nankervis 33 D.Hardy 34 T. Rumbte 35 J . Phillips 36 C. Leac h 37 M . Schappacher 38 A. Christou 39 R. Arzanou 40 L. Edgar 41 C . Sevens 42 J . Ure n 43 A . Canning 44 J . Franci s

ST.KEV IN'S OLD BOY S Coach: Ben McGee Asst . Coach: John Welkin 1 J . Maher 2 T 0Too1 e 3 L. Giansiracusa (VC) 4 S . Sexton S M . Kir k 6 H. Feehan 7 R. Taylor 8 H. Powell 9 L. Syme 10 L. Gullifer 11 J . Liston 12 C . Taylor (DVC) 13 N . Hutto n 14 A . Hamihon (Capt) 15 M . Vero 16 A. Callender 17 M. Welsh 1 8 M. Drinkvrater 19 C . Underwood (VC) 20 W. Dun n 2t D . Petrou 22 A .Lynch 23 C. Tancredi 25 A. Mulkeams 26 M . Shannon 28 D . McBrid e 30 P. Ghougassian 32 B. Hughes 33 S . O'Connor 34 J . O'Keefe 35 J . Coates 39 N. Pop e 40 D. Mount 43 W. Gullrfer (DVC)

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1 Muir G 2 Steele P 3 Rankin T (DVC ) Fitzpatrick A 5 Vandenbusch N 6 Williamson W 7 Bradley C (C) i6 89 VGan Dy}< P 10 Marriott 11 Fletcher S 12 Ryan C 13 IMcPTtail D (DVC) 15 Moore L 16 Moylan J orthway 17 N C 1 8 Shaundessy M 19 Heinz D 20 Gibson S 21 V Wood J C)Denij F 23 Young R 24 King J V tDC) 25 Walker T 26 McKerrow J 27 Sibley S 28 Torney M 29 Collins J 30 Kelly P 31 Groot A 32 Joyce S 33 Badow H 34 Shepherdsan P 35 Woodhouse L 36 Cordy J 37 Meagher J 38 Morgan B G 39 Roney

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- Section 2 HAMPTON ROVERS Coach: Mick Deaton Asst : Mark Berry

2 S. Haul 3 M . Eady 4 L Quirk 7 S . Lynch (VC) 8 D. Taylor 9 M . Wilson (C) 10 J . Kellyy 11 T. Fitzgerald 14 P. Berry 15 M. Bramwell 16 C . Terpsinis 17 C . Evans 18 D. Bird 20 R. Dew 21 P. Irons 22 J . Bramwell (DVC) 23 T. Woolnough (DVC) 25 B . Bowker 26 C. Shone 27 D . Murphy 35 S . Lee 36 P. Guys 40 T. Boreham A. Pall 43 J. Tomlin 49 J. H°garth 50 D. Wall 52 J. Williams 71 J . Mitchell 75 T. Groves

Coach : Owen Lalor Asst: Ryan CHuillier I Fagan C 2 Wettenhall S (C ) 3 Ironmonger T(VC) 4 Gumbleton C 5 Rafferty J 7 Robinson N 9 Prowse A 10 Pannifex A 13 Hanchette C 14 Voyage A ~ 15 Schofield T 16 Hardy E 17 Macdonald W 18 Dick J 19 Lawler R 21 Tandy A 23 Qsmond D 31 Theodoulou C 44 Tucker J 47 Coultan K 48 Faulkner R 4 9 52 Galbraith R Gooch C 53 Hindle J 54 Lacey H 56 Mitchell J 60 Webb O{VC) 62 Christian W 64 Pascoe R 65 Hurst L 67 Cooper E 68 Schivo M 71 Brett-Young C 72 Tomlinson H Sponsored By : mpg people TELECOM GAZMAN E . MURPHY & SONS

Coach : Michael Blake 1 T. McNamara 2 N . Oriti 3 M. Ellis 5 R . Bassily 8 L Fletcher D . O'Brien 11 J. Tipping 12 B. Kezilas 13 K. Sprat 14 T. Porter 15 I . Nicholls 16 G . Giasoumi 17 S . Gravina 18 B . Kezilas 19 C. Malthouse 20 T. Malthouse 21 J . McCarthy 22 B. Henry 24 Y. Kobayashi 25 M. Terech 26 T. Richards 27 L Cave 28 L. Jones 29 J. Morley 30 N. Singh 31 M . Scott 32 C. Christianson 33 D. Rayson 34 R. Turnbull 35 D. Filopulos 36 M . Vocale 38 A . Crisp 39 J . McNamara 46 D . Williams 50 B. McCallu m 58 B. Wr ight

OLD PARADIANS Coach: Anthony Quinn Asst: M . Spinoso

2 D . Caple 3 B. Clark 4 D . Malone 5 M . Mitchell 6 D. Giddings 7 S. Luff 8 D. Richardson 10 A. DiFabio 11 R. Ryan 12 M . Irvine 13 S . Maher 14 P. Turner 15 S . Egan 16 D. Watts 17 S . Graham 18 T. Girovski 20 A . McLaughlin 21 D . Kalviskis 23 A. Smith 25 S. Rehlicki 27 M. Dri 29 G . Vincent 30 D . Dea n 36 R. Villano 40 M . Hyde (C) 48 A. Elliott

MAZEROD

Coach : John Le Grand I D . Hansen (C) 2 D . Regan 3 B. Kinniburgh 4 R . House 5 N. Bradley 6 A. Stagliano 7 S . Ware 8 N. House 9 B . Chamberlain 10 J . Mather 11 J . Kavanagh 12 A . Cook 16 T. Bourbon 17 T. Steinfort 18 F. Reed 21 S. Castricum 22 M. Power 25 S. Stanley 26 G . Hamill 27 M . Regan 35 A. Wistanle 45 J . Crough y 46 D. Dunne 70 D. Chamberlain 76 A . Varlay

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OLD TRINITY Coach : Dean Peters 2 Day M 3 Aitken J Capt 4 Bilwani A 5 Salem S 6 Miers J 7 Kenna J 8 Dickenson A 9 Amiconi C 10 Roger A 11 Gutierrez C 12 Stebbins N V/C 13 Webster J DV/C 14 Burgess M 15 Krakouer S 16 Marsden A 17 Monasso J 18 Herrod T 19 Buckingham A 20 Medland A 21 Baratta R 22 Verrocchi M 23 Sketchley M 24 Goldenberg W 25 Chilly E 26 Oliver D V/C 27 Romney N 28 Butler K 29 Dexter J 30 Burke M 31 de Bruin S 32 Hore-Lacy A 34 Hider B 39 Smith S 42 Leahy H 43 Amore J 65 McDonakl E

OLD CAMBERWELL FC Coach : Anson Brownless 1 T. Lyons 2 L. Weaver 3 G . Hanson 4 B. Hillier 8 J. Vince 14 J. Hadleyy 16 A. Langford 17 D. Clyne 78 J . Vince 79 L. Heffernan 20 C. Birrell 21 C. Rogers 22 G. Alessio 23 L. Taylor 24 S . Peasnell 25 S . Johnson 26 C . Hendrie 27 B . Moody 28 A. Peacock 29 D . Bruce 30 A. Mac Callum 31 D . Hanson 35 M. Shanks 37 L. Mc Dermott 38 W. Bradshaw 39 T. Chase 40 T. Gosling 43 T Si 9ala9 45 D. Ramsay 46 D. Morley 47 B . Cottrell 48 M . Westman 50 B . Withers

OLD T- ' Coach: Stephen fGng Asst Coach : Adam Jenkins Team Mgr: Phil Peacock 1 A . Alagona (Co-C ) 2 B . Nage l 3 Rhys Mitchel l 4 R . Butler 5 G . Bryant (VC) 6 A. Reed 7 R. Coleman 8 R. Stern e 9 J . Uljan s 10 M . Verroch i 11 G . Fowle r 12 D. Peacock (VC ) 14 A . Grange r 17 Z. Keane 18 I. Dawkins 19 L . Hammond 20 C . Georgiou (VC) 21 Rob Mitchel l 22 J. Britta n 30 G . Hope 34 S. Addedey 35 M . Briggss 36 P. Barrett 44 J. Siegersma 53 S . Snell 54 J. McBrid e 55 J . Pierera 56 P. Lowry

WERRlDE E

Coach : Fab Gatti I M. Palmingto n 2 J. O'Brien 3 C . Lee 4 N. Renault 5 D. Bunworth 6 P. Chalmers 7 T. Andrews 8 R. Barker 9 Josh Russ o 10 L. Gatti 11 S . Bianco 12 B . Stomebrin k 13 A . McNallY 14 B . Black 15 M. McDonald 16 R . Mentha 17 P. Cassin 18 B. Prismall 19 L Gatti 20 N . Addam o 21 N . Renau t 22 D. Lee 23 Justin Russ o 24 P. Keogh 25 B . Blac k 26 A. Cain 27 S . Smith 28 M . Miller 29 P. Spry 31 J . Tanner 34 R . Mentha 47 S . Simpson 66 B . McMahon

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Ass Coach : Gary Blusztein . Coach : Phil Rozen 1 J. Kestenberg (DVC) 2 A . Porat 3 pD . Codron 4 A . Bloom 5 B . Lukav 6 J . Kagan 7 M . Jankie 8 . J. Feldy Blusztein 90 G . Measey 12 E . Shake d 13 A . Kras 14 R . Spilberg 16 J . G voni (V. Capt) 1 6 R. Hein e 17 J . Thurin (Capt) 2p M . Upson 21 J. Lewski 22 A. Kras 23 J. Schulberg 27 B . Rose 28 J . Landberg 29 L. Friedman 30 P. Bryner 31 A. Sacks 32 L. Peters 36 R. Grof 39 L. Peters

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Coach : Dennis Grace Coach : Cadell Duke Coach: Andrew Kennealty Team Manager : She Seego bi n 1 A Stone 1 P• Gurr 2 M . Partent I J . Aitke n 2 M . Brai n 2 A. Terry 3 L . Scurd e 3 D. Pinwill 4 J. Adgemis 3 C . Finlayson f ,>>~~ 3 A. Van Rooyen 5 M. Hughes 4 K. Mudge t= \ ' 4 T. Schocker 6 D . Williamson 3 S. Whittington 5 M . Chapma n 7 C . Elg x 4 B. Gevau 8 S . Bra,wn 6 B . Gebhardt 5 G. Bla u 9 M . Rose i ;. 7 H . Bevis 6 T. Biddington 1 0 C. Dunwell . Gold 7 D 8 J . Hindso n 11 0 . Walmsley 8 R . Tame s 1 2 A. Khou ry M . Cole 1 . Moo 90 S. O'Donnell (C) 9 0 C . Evahew n Ashman 3 14 J. Z 11 D. Kem p III B. Sharpe (VC ) 15 W. Croth ers 12 S . Volkering 12 M. Tennant 16 N . Burrows 13 R. Read 17 D . Sho rt 13 M . Jones (VC ) -~] 1 4 P. McGrath 188 A . Fabri s 14 R . Shield s 115 D. Membrey 19 J . H o lma n i 6 A. Vllan 15 B . Hayte r 20 D. Mutton 17 A. Orchar d 21 E . Malone 16 D. Stewart [-: J 18 R . Newlan d 22 E . Adams 17 M . Ker r 19 S. Foley 23 M . Stefandark . Dunn 20 T e . Finlayso n 18 A 24 J . Jor g ensen 21 J . Marmo ~. I 25 S. Gilbe rt 19 T. Cobban 22 P. Greenhil l 26 G . Wells . Erm 20 L . Levisto n 22 R 27 S. Crouch an 23 A. Ho C- ~ 21 D . Metlikovic 28 J. Slatyer 23 S . Mitchell 22 D . Grace 29 C . Howlett 24 M . Avram 30 M. Naylor 23 B . Hindle = 24 K. Hardin g 31 H . Jennings 25 R . Whitehouse 39 D. Taylor 32 C . Blumfield 26 A. Edward s 44 S . Grace 33 J . Goldenfein ;J 26 M . Van Alphen 34 B . J .Lamm 71 M . Spence 27 R . Osidacz C. Harrison27 T. Middleton 74 P. Westbrook 35 36 N . Van Duy 28 G. Sauhrv 75 R . Tu rton 37 C. Hoist 28 M . Hami tton-Ho 38 T. Cook 29 S . Sinha c 39 A. B ri dgewater 41 major Sponsors I i~ 40 R . Kagan O.Howard 42 M. Fletcher 43 C . Feld 44 A . Nichols GVP Fabricators 45 A. Katz All Home Loans 46 D. Cannizza

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NORTH OLD BOYS Coach : Brendan Smales Asst Coach : Shaun Kelly 1 BB. Owe n 2 3 P. West O C 5 A. Tucker 6 B. Sheehan 7 8 C . Wh tty 9 J. McKenzie 10 M. Little 11 D . Weardon 12 B . Joske 13 M . Porten 14 M . Ruff 15 B. Knight 16 A. Norman 17 B. Young (VC) 18 B. Dettmann 19 J-P. Matthews 20 L. Clarke (DVC) 21 J . Robert s 22 Y. Sad d 23 R. Kirk 24 P. Greg9 cry rY 25 D. Langdon 26 S. Rocco 27 B. Kelly 30 R . Keenan 34 R . Citroen 36 D . Ryan (DVC) 39 A. Elliott 40 D. Dell

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RUPERTSW 00D U1 9S Coach : Mick Phillips

1 Phillips J 2 Andersan J . (VC) y ~ Spinner L . 5 Quinn B. 6 McEwan K . 7 Plummer J . 8 Jaeger R . 9 West T. 10 Heywood D. 11 Moule G . 12 Hewat M . 13 Barry P. 14 Sullivan N .(VC) 15 Broughton T. 16 Monzell R . 17 Potter C . (Capt) 18 Tierry C . 19 Moiler D . 20 Constantine B . 21 Van Boxtell M . 22 Dale S . 23 Bums M. 24 Brennan L 25 Carlo A. 26 Wishart C. 27 Bishop S. 28 Davis J . 29 Harrison M. 30 Gaunt M . 31 Fell N . 32 Angarano P. 33 Clark S . 35 4 ~~e slMer E . 36 McGilvray S . 37 McGovern D . 38 Silvester J . 39 Smith J . 40 Powell D .

ST. DERNARDS (2) Coach : John Fraser

1 C . Rogers 2 C . Govan 3 M. Wals h 4 C . Mitchell 7 D . Mcmurtrie 9 D . Evans 11 A . Marion 13 L. Levides 14 D. Hurley 15 N. Bugryn 16 P. Oxenford 18 S. Smith 27 B. Draper 28 J . Anderson 30 D . Lancashire 33 D . Field 35 T. Pearson 36 S . Co x 38 J . Egan 39 M . Ewes 41 G . Campbell 49 D . Mcmanus 51 M . Moloney 56 A . Odea 57 L. Anderson 58 J . Tanke y 61 W. Vic k 65 P. Thompson 66 J . Watts 67 E. Johnston 68 J. Faulkner 70 K. Buiss 72 N . Kan e 73 P. Keogh 74 J . O'connell 75 B . Petti t

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1 B . Corrigan 2 J . Betsey (vc) 3 S . Turner 4 R. SkiathBis 5 B. Morri s 6 J. Hermes 7 B. Bowcock 8 J . Quinn 9 T. Hoatso n 10 J . Crotty 11 T Sheppard 12 S . Leach 13 J . Doole y 14 J. Fento n 15 B. Owe n 16 M . Farrelly 17 J . Slawitschk a 18 M . Badenhope 19 M . Arki n 20 C. Capewell (c) 21 J . Brosnan 22 D . Goodwi n 23 D . Caliegar i 24 M. Faroldi 27 I . Gunawardena 29 R . Hearts, 32 J . Cooper 33 J . Freckleton 40 J . Brosnan

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C L Coach : Clrff Lever Ass. Cc ich : Jim Hudson 1 B . Gerace 2 K. Lawson 3 R. Naidu 4 C. Lever 5 G . Walker 6 B. Payne 7 F. Pavez 8 H . Hodgson 9 D . Bal l 10 A . Miller 11 R. Stein 12 P. Johnston 13 E . Sandstrom 14 J. Morsello 15 B. Gilbee 16 P. Hudson 17 D . Taylor 18 T. Vaughan 19 D . Corp 20 A . Mokrusch 21 D. Hudson 22 C. LeNoury 23 J . Mason 24 P. Nevill e 25 M. Monohan 26 B. Merryweather 27 A. Maluccio 28 A . Woods 29

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INTEGRATION FOOTBALL DEVnI.oP N'I' ASSOCIATIO N }1ATC_-; ; REPORT ROUND 5 ll last round in F .I .D .A. football the losest result was 29 points . There were a â&#x20AC;&#x17E;urnber of teams who didn't trouble th e 1 umpires a great deal as they seem to ,, - going through a mid season slump . The rst game in Division Two was between E,roadmeadows 2 and Port Colts 2 . J ;roadmeadows 2 played a good brand of r,inning football and managed to kick 7 6 i .4 to Port Colts 2 1 0 6 . Mambourin Tigers struck some form in what was an c%,en game on the field but not on the ,coreboard . Mambourin Tigers 8 9 57 to %i,u'ibyrnong 0 1 1. 3roadmeadows 1 came up against an inform Ballarat and found it hard to ('ompete on the day . Broadmeadows 1 0 1 1 to Ballarat 13 5 83 . Port Colts 1 14 16 100 ran away with their game against Ringwood 0 2 2 . NSoonee Valley Magpies traveled to Albury to take on the Ovens & Murray Jets 2 . The trip back would have been a long one and I'm sure that they will be doing a lot of goal kicking practice this week . Ovens & Murray Jets 2 6 10 46 to Moonee Valley Magpies 1 8 14 . Bulleen Templestowe hosted the last . two games of the round with both Karingal sides and Parkside % cnturing out to Bulleen . Karingal 2 played Parkside and posted a valuable win at this Lime of the season . Karingal 2 6 5 41 to Parkside 2 0 12 . Karingal 1 then took on Bulleen Templestowe on their home (!round . Karingal 1 were just to good on the day kicking 20 8 128 to Bulleen Templestowe 1 1 7 . Ovens & Murray Jets 1 had the bye for this round .

ROUND 6 : Port Colts 2 take on Broadmeadows 2 with Broadmeadows 2 looking like winners on form . Maribyrnong plays Parkside and look like having to wait another week to post that victory that they need to get their season back on track . Broadmeadows 1 take on Ovens & Murray Jets 1 and look like being winners on the day . Ovens & Murray Jets 2 play Moonee Valley in what looks like being the close game of the round with Moonee Valley showing enough form to get over the line by the narrowest of margins . Ballarat host Mambourin Tigers and should post another win in what has so far been a very consistent season . Ringwood Blues play Karingal 1 and will struggle against Karingal 1 who are in very good form at the moment. Karingal 2 play Bulleen Templestowe with Bulleen Templestowe showing enough over the last few weeks to suggest that a win is not to far awav . Port Colts 1 have the bye this week . FIDA LADDERS ROUND 5 DIVISION 1 P W L U F Ag8# % Pis NORTH BALLARAT 5 5 0 0 341 75 454 .67 20 KARINGAL 1 5 4 1 0 471 63 747 .62 16 KAR1EdGAL 2 5 4 1 0 229 124 184 .68 16 BROADMEAOOWS 1 5 3 2 0 241 172 140 .12 12 PORT COLTS 1 5 3 2 0 236 220 107 .27 12 MAMBOURIPt TIGERS 5 3 2 0 170 242 70 .25 12 BULLEEPd-TEMP 5 3 2 0 130 233 55 .79 12 0& M JETS 1 5 2 3 0 182 194 93.81 8 PARKSIDE 5 2 3 0 78 217 35 .94 8 MARIBYRNONG 5 0 5 0 72 288 25 0 0 RINGWOOD 5 0 5 0 59 391 15 .09 Pts % DIVISIO N 2 P W L D F Agst MOONEE VALLEY 5 4 1 0 245 89 275 .28 16 BROADMEAD04NS 2 5 4 1 0 165 124 133 .06 16 0& M JETS 2 5 2 3 0 137 233 58 .8 8 PORTCOLTS2 5 2 3 0 82 168 48 .81 8 * Received forfeit last roun d

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for Section 1 sides to avoid relegation is becoming more urgent . Review of Round 7 . Section 1. Monash Blues can only blame their inaccuraey for their six point loss to Marcellin . In a tense final quarter the lead changed four times before Marcellin clinched victory . Grindley, Coughlin and Parsons were best players for Monash . Be La Salle stayed with Old Xaverians for the first half, but were unable to maintain the pressure for four quarters . The "Crocodiles" led by thirty two points when the final siren sounded. Their best were : Nick Fay . Tony Landrigan and Pat Hall (5 goals) . Be La's best were : Kevin Mannix . Stephen Kitto and Paul Dwyer . Old Ivanhoe had a percentage building win by forty five points over Collegians . The win has kept Old Ivanhoe in fourth place, whereas defeat has pushed Collegians closer to relegation, although their third quarter efforts give hope for better things in the second half of the season . Best for Old Ivanhoe were : Troy Perera, Albert Kobe (5 goals) and Corey Jewell (a real gem!). Prahran defeated St Kevin's by thirty six points and now lie in second place . Although the St Kevin's performance was creditable, they had no answer to the dominant play of Dave Butterworth (6 goals) and Ant. Lawrence ,

Section 2 North. Old Essendon really enjoyed their trip to McHale Stadium, where they inflicted the first loss for the season on Old Xaverians . The sixty seven point margin was the surprising fact . University Blacks were largely untroubled to defeat Old Carey by fifty three points . Fitzroy Reds, in a reversal of form, defeated Therry Penola by six points. This defeat has pushed Therry Peoria from the four and will force Bob Lyons to set new goals for his players as he struggles to lead his players from their "zone of inedioerity" . For the Reds . "'Plugger' was a good player . while Richard Casey (a famous name) and Anthony Boonen did well for Therry Penola .

Old Trinity had the bye, the four points from which elevated them into the four for the first time . Section 2 South . In the morning match, St Leo s, against the trend of results easily defeated Whitefriars by fifty one points . The victory elevated St Leo's into possible finalists and the loss pushed Whitefriars down to third place.

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certainly were not disgraced . In windy conditions at Bo :: HID, Eley Park really showed up A .J .A .X. player's lat ., of match fitness . The further the game went, the grcater became the Eley Park winning margin . At the final siren, it was one hundred and twenty points. For the winners, rack man, Daniel Grant and forward, Adam Tobin caught my eye with their contribution. Old Brighton, built valuable percentage when they defeated Hawthorn Amateurs by one hundred and fifty eight points . Their win lifted Old Brighton into fourth place . Preview of Round 8 Section I Prahran should again account for Marcellin. whose players lack the strength to compete with Butterworth and Cartledge in the air . I also believe the Prahran mid fielders, Storer . Lawrence and Ivak will be too nippy for their Marcellin counterparts . Monash Blues will need to make optimum use of their scoring opportunities or they will be over run by the talent and experience of the Be La Salle players . I tip Be La Salle to win comfortably . Old Xaverians should be untroubled to again defeat Collegians, who despite earnest endeavour, will not be able to nullify the galaxy of Xaverian stars for the entire game . Old Ivanhoe should consolidate their grip on fourth place with another good win over St Kevin *s, whom I believe do not possess enough talent to defeat the Sigley and Super led side.

Section 2 Nort h I confidently expect Old Xaverians to bounce back and defeat Old Trinity on the wide expanses of MeHale Stadium . Trinity will certainly not lack endeavour and again the Xaverians must concentrate on the game . With the double chance in the finals for the taking, the match of the day will be between University Blacks and Old Essendon . Old Essendon do seem the form side and despite the Blacks recent good form I expect the likes of Evans and Eddy to kick Old Essendon to victory .

Therry Penola, who seem only a shadow of sides of yestery-ear, should break through for a victory over Old Carey . Carey players will not be able to counteract the "Lyons lads", who really are playing for their season . Fitzroy Reds have the bye. Section 2 South At home . Old Brighton should consolidate fourth place at the expense of St Leo's . The Brighton Beach Oval has been a"grave yard" for many visiting teams and today I expect St Leo's to join a long list of vanquished . tb'hitefriars should rejoin the winner's list at the expense o f

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Agst-291 303 .44 28 430 180.00 24 413 170.70 20 494 89.07 12 593 61 .72 12 672 58.48 8 754 48.14 6 768 52.21 2

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