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s,; believe that the end of June is almost upon us and with that comes the ciosc of s'vnior permits for the year .

its for the season must be lodged by midnight this coming Monda y

In reality this mean s that permits in the VAFA's possession at th e

,f br,,iness on Tuesday morning (July 1) will be processed . co' Anues to receive permits for Under 19 players up until the end

o f Jvi, . [rider 19 players who receive a permit in July can only play Under 1 9 they cannot be used at senior, reserve or Club XVIII level .

7E NS CHIEF EXECUTIVE

R < i-t years the Presidents' Forum has made a significant contribution to the OFFICE udve Committee's seminar held at the end of the season to review the season and to consider changes ,e -: : ar ahead . This year's meeting of the club presidents will be held at the Cohen Room at the Trinity is Sunday Grammar grounds and will be again hosted by the Old Trinity Club . The date for this meeting _ u lf ust 10th. The process that follows this meeting is that a sub-group of the Presidents meets with an

; cutive Committee sub-group with a view to refining a submission which is to be presented to the 1, .;: c-utive by two elected representatives of the Presidents' Forum .

1ei invited to the Presidents' Forum to assist with background comments as to why certain procedures r ia place at the current time . lub presidents are asked to keep Sunday August 10th free and to email Alan Burrows with any matters wish to have placed on an agenda along with an expression of interest in attending the Presidents ' . Alan's email address is aburrowlCbigpond .net.au uy clubs continuing to incur fines for failing to cover the Executive's 2003 requirements for providing umpire escorts . We did not want to go to the lengths of having heavily labelled "security" as in other -anpetitions, but we do insist that the home team's interchange steward is one of the escorts and the other to be provided by the away team, who wears an appropriate armband . These two officials are to be :,, nh umpires at all breaks and when they come on to or leave the arena . In r~cent times the Club XVIII competition has taken on a different perspective compared to the old days ~chen it was in many ways a competition for the "oldies" who wanted nothing more a"kick and a catch" . I1;,=e days a Club XVIII team can be a serious third-eighteen for a club that has an overfl ow of players lr . :ing for a serious competition . It can be a way for a new team to establish it is credible to the Executive he(ore it is considered for entrv into the senior sections of the Association, as it can also be the last gasp i,,r a senior club, battling for numbers to survive . Only eight years ago the O ld Essendon club was on its kcn, -s and we convinced it to not go into recess but to reform at Club XVIII level, To all our joy it did survive wd is now an excellent B section club and is certainly destined for even higher honours .

Gn n the importance of the competition, the problems with teams withdrawing on the eve of the season Inising massive fixturing problems and the dominance of the mighty Old Xav s Crocs making section I often uon-competitive, we are currently undertaking a massive review of the Club XVIII and look fonvard to meeting with .lubs soon to attend to this matter .

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And fmally a reminder to clubs of the next meeting of the Association, being a Secretaries' M eeting scheduled for 6.30 pm on Monday week (July 7th) . At this meeting a presentation will be made to the clubs on the policy "Bouncing Racism out of Sport ." Any secretary who hasn't received minutes and an agenda should contact Molly (9531 8333 / molly@vafa .asn_au) .

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It t a p -.. . . . ,r.e ., St Kilda thoug s{, I suggested he was a natur~ . t rrvev, and Tim Watson at 1999 draft to secure him . "What I liked most Aosive speed and strengti tson said earlier this vear . But Beetham's career went from delir~t-t to devastation as he b - his love for the game at the highest level . Not before he h, a g or two : he made his debut in his ~r~i- r, °ked up 20 games, a rising star no: i : , on id a coupie of Brownlow votes in 2001 . Now he's back at 'i his mates, some of whom he played with in ier's first XZ'III for three years before he v < drz =d . "He's come down nd watched a few times and a number of his s, , )I friends are playing," Old Xavs coach Michael Shelly said . "He hasn't really played with them for the past three ars he's been at St Kilda and he had a bit of an opportunity to play from now on . " "`'ueYe just happy for him to have a game . " Old Xaverians also had former premiership player and AFL Demon Anthony McDonald reinstated last week, but may hat to ue it for his return . McDonald . a 1 0 „h 11,Abourne, stepped down from ' ' ea foot complain t last -ar , - t < : .n<_; ior soner g

did to have forme r Richmond best and faires, 1,ick Dairy r, ii last week, but the club is playing do~, likelihood of him stripping. General manager Gavin Henderson said Daffy It trained with the side to keep flt, and was down Junction Oval because of his connection with coa Justin Pickering . Th° t°°,a were tear-n<" s at Punt Rd . Sri 1, you wouldn't 1 ier registering a player the i s no ell ~ of I n playing . '

Ano"i - former 1igue player who lifted a .s z. , the weekend was ex-Cat Tfeycbroi i Finocchiaro, who coolly slotted four goals in 0 Scotch's upset of St Bernards . The Scotchies have struck a rich vein of form at were perhaps given a lift from a speech t Richmond premiership player Barry Richardso who was down at training before the win over Kevins. SV1LA'F' BLUES ? They're not singing it, the Blues, down at If University in Parkville . Uni lues made it three in succession on t l

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__~ - .13 15 OLD SCOTCH 0 9.11 15 .6 .12 (1021 1 .3 6 .4 10 SS. BERNP•RI1S Finocchiaro 4 Crow 3 Hawkins 2 C Phillips 2 Rix 2 Ross 2 Old Scotch: : Tallent C Phillips Rix WYgney . Best Smith 2 Dumaresq Hume Kitchen D Jordan 4 Davis 2 J Smith 2 T Harvey 2 . Btrnarda : . St Mullins Collins : Ttrnbali D Jordan J Smith Cousland 0'Sulllran James B}rne Legudi . Best : Grant Wardrop Luke Holmes (F) „ur after a tireless display . Clarke Trewin Cousland . Umpires Graham Thwaites Scott Fraser (B) Andrew Barnes John Robinson (G) ) .16 10 .21 t8l i OnAy redictable week - how do you pick five OLD XAVERIANS 2 .3 5 .8 7 1471 .5 4 .8 5 .9 ~~~~ilter tmp OLD TRINITY 3 Beetham 2 Drake 2 Orlando 2 Ford Ocklesltaw McDonnell , these match-ups? Old Xsverlans : ;erians and St Bernards promises to be a : Landrtgan Ford J Bowen Drake Bingham Biddlecombe . Old .J.' Pascerf. Best e nKen ed y with the Xavs careering along and th Trinity Ump ~~e FV1 B Mark Gibso champs looking to atone for last week' s :s D Butler PreitV Gnait Kenned yBurow tug Rob Mutton Nathan Eddy (B) Bernie Jephson John Hall IG) 14 .11195) .3 : MARCELLIN 2 I\ andyMareellin meet in a crucial game 0.2 0.5 3.8 6.10(46) ~~~It Trinit OLD MELBURNIAN S 1,( Trinity is hovering just outside the four and Sytnes 4 Addison 3 Purcell 3 Sheehan Treganowan Frazer blarceil{n : : Sheehan Theis2 Seabury Frosina Cox Jarred . Old .rcellin would love to create a buffer between the Marson. Best ,,) ; S Theodore . Best : Holme Menn niant ; Magee 2 Beaumont Berry J MillerUmpires : Robert Sneddon „ 1_~ hbouring sides . Magee Beaumont R h4ulqutnney Guest Berry . ~ H,oleybury, who were upset by Old Ivanhoe las t Steve McCarthy IF) Brendan Corcoran Scott Gavens (B) Matthew Simpson s ;, face St Kevins, who will be fuelled by it Kevin Seguin, (G ) .9 16.11 {107) ,Aden drop into the relegation zone . OLD IVANHOE 6.1 9.5 13.7 14.71911 .4 12 4 .1 8 Ilave their season on the line . OLD ILAII,EYBURY Low 4 Toovey 3 Donaldson 2 Spoor Quinlan Lochran R Old Ivanhoe: !~,t-placed Old Ivanhoe and Old Melburnians : Price Pavne Gieschen Corcoran R Weddle . This Weddle Laxon Price Bolzan . Best ,,hth) are both in the mix for relegation Old fiaileybury : Lappage 3 Floyd 3 Bourke 2 M Corrigan 2 Barker Ltixon. : Barker P Corrigan Carson Bourke White ,, ;,le is impossible to pick with Ivanhoe suddenly 2 P Corrigan Peterson. Best Dirk Kramer Peter Simpson (F) Rob Mayston Jnr Lappage . Umpires : . now a game clear of the drop zone, Andrew Rechtman (BI Craig Arnol Dominic Napoli (G ) ,nd University 4 .1 5 .6 7 .8 1110 (82) . S't, ItEVISZS 1,,,e another in-form side in Old Scotch 5.2 11 .6 13 .12 16 .16 ! 1121 UNIVERSITY BLUES Chard 3 Mutgrew 2 J Pangrazio 2 M Giansisacusa Cheesmari U ,,On pick five, you're a genius . St. Keviun: : Simpson Hanlon Kempton Rombotis S Rombotis OConnor Kemplon . Best Wilkie 4 Gleeson 4 de Cresptgny 3 PRESS CORRESPONDENT .au .1,sper Fjeldstad - fjeldstadjGnixnet .com Chard Muigrew . University Blues : : Coleman Brookes Roydhouse 2 Young Rvan Coleman . Kempton. Best sWilcox Cor Je e , usceil Bp~ n McCarthy Rasdale TonygCa nPetdriT ~-------- - -

- wish to congratulate Mark 01d Rq~b,~iaus Wu on playing their 50th Hawkins and Andrew . The Ha~i~k, a great dames for the club this weekend clubman and 2002 premiership player whose 50 _;tmes are consecutive, joined the club from school ul 2000. His consistency and ethic for hard work have made our centre half forward an integral . Andrew, our resident member of the senior team scribe and budding 60 minutes reporter also joined . Andrew, who ha s lie club from school in 1999 battled through injury in recent times . has proven to be a loyal servant of the club and a consistent contributor in our reserves after graduating from the L119 ranks. OM's would like to thank both oure boys for their great contribution and service to th club .

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UNDER-19 SECTION 2 Beaumaris - by e Werribee Amateurs v Old Ivanhoe Hampton Rovers v Old Melburnians Old Paradians v Old Camberwell Mazenod 0 C v Old Trinit y UNDER-19 SECTION 3 Rupertswood - bye St Bernards (2) v AJAX at 11 .30 a .m. (Oval 1) Therry Penola OB v MHSOB North Old Boys v Collegians Monash Blues v Old Care v

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UNDER-19 (2) RED La Trobe Uni v Yarra Valley 0 B St Leos Emmaus WP v Old Westbourne Aquinas 0 C v Bulleen Templestowe Old Xaverians (2) v University Blacks Banyule Viewbank v Fitzroy Reds

D2 SECTIO N Williamstown CYMS v West Brunswick Hawthorn Amateurs v Old Carey Oakleigh v La Trobe Un i Bentleigh v Fitzroy Reds Peninsula 0 B v Old Geelong

ROUND 11 Club XVIII (1) Marcellin v St Kevins Monash Blues v Old Ivanho e Old Xaverians v Prahran at Sportscover Arena Saturday, 11 .40a m De La Salle v Collegians

D3 SECTION South Melbourne Districts v Elsternwick Power House v Werribee Amateurs Rupertswood v Ke w Monash Gryphons v Swinburne Uni St Johns 0 C v Syndal Tally-H o D4 SECTION North Brunswick v Bulleen Cobras Old Westbourne v St Mary s Albert Park v Eltham Collegians Mt Lilydale v Box Hill North Richmond Central - bye UHS-VU v Brunswick Powe r

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Our thoughts are with Tom Brain and his family, following the unfortunate news that his father had a massive stroke on Monday and was rushed to Melbourne for emergency surgery . At the time of printing no further news had come to hand . Tom will be back next week, REVIEW - RD1 0 MHSOB downed the Rovers at home when injuries to key players (Ariz B&D and Fletcher) reduced the Rovers to reshuffle at 3/4 time after holding a 17 point lead . Cam McKellar and Can were beauties for the Rovers while Rayson was lively up forward . The High with Bamert on target (6) up forward and with plenty to play for can thank Cassell . Hogan and Sverskis for adding plenty of interest to the remaining 8 weeks of the season . North Old Boys and De La Salle fought out a thrilling game at Gillen Oval . With 11 majors booted in the first half the game looked like being a shoot out. While DLS shot out early they were reeled back in by NOBs at the half. The third term revealed only 3 majors - in stark contrast to the first half . Boyle was always dangerous up forward with 4 goals and Vogels and Davidson were in everything for the home team, Morel's (DLS) wonderful solo effort goal set up a thrilling last term . Goal for goal it was until Goodier, Duggan and finally Thomas slotted through a super six pointer to seal a win for the Dees . A come from behind win from the Tigers against the Friars was another equally thrilling game . It was the Friars pretty much all day . They began better and while David Napier, Sampieri and Hecker kept the Tigers at close range . Anderson (7) threatened all day to be the difference . Phan and Wallace were also prominent for the Friars . But despite the margin having blown out to 5 majors at the last break the Tigers never gave in. They clawed their way back with Michael Wintle and Luke Terrell instrumental in the 16 point victory . At Sportscover Arena Old Essendon ran all over Old Brighton in the last quarter to move to equal top . The Bombers with McPherson on song were far too strong and with Leask, Wilson and Demotion doing as they pleased at ground level the Tonners were left to lament. Lennox tried valiantly for the vanquished with little else to write home about . The barnstorming finish by the Bombers in September like winds at "The Finals Venue" looked omhnous . Mazenod and Old Paradians battled out a close game all day with the Nodders finishing the better with the breeze, after the scoreboard see-sawed all game . The difference was the potency of the Nodders forwards with Morris (9) and Meehan (3) outpointing their respective opponents for the entire day . O'Loughlin again rocked tirelessly, with Boundy (4) and Brabender keeping the OP's always in the game. Back to evens for OP's and Mazenod continue to creep ever closer . PREVIEW Hampton Rovers and North Old Boys will be a ripper at Davi d

Street today. Both teams realise a win will keep the wolves b the door for another eveek . A lot will depend on injuries their imminent return, The Artz brothers and Fletcher are k to the Rovers . without their supply Power can be held . On other hand HOB's will hope Sutherland, Boyle, Smith Casboult can produce again and kick a winning score . At h( the young Rovers pay their ground too well . Rovers by points. St . Bedes Mentone Tigers dealt Be La Salle a football les in windy conditions last time and with both teanis check to confidence after wonderful wins last week, today will be a gz worth watching . Much at stake here too . The Tigers consolidate a top position . a loss makes them again vulnera For the Dees a win puts them into contention and keeps wagon rolling. At home the Dees play good football and t] young side is beginning to gel under coach Miller . DLS b points . trThitefriars had 31 shots to 25 in Rd2 at South Road and not come away with the points . Today at Sporstcover A rwhicteyplav ,hwibeleokngtfcd on a deflated Old Brighton . The Tonners were overran week at the same venue, have the demons been exorcised week .time will tell? The Friars have too many options gc forward and with the expected return of some key players reverse their Rd2 result . Maaenod travel to Old Essendon and will need every bi team discipline and never say die attitude to knock off Bombers at home . OEG are coming off a fast finishing vin c the ladder leaders and realise a win today could well set u top two finish if other results go their way . Maskell, Morris ; Meehan are hard to cover and will cause headaches for Fn Dunell in his planning, but Dave Murray will require all guile to make certain McPherson, Heritage, May Kavanagh's influence is diminished to get the Nodders points . In an upset Mazenod by 3 points . MHSOB buoyed by last week's strong finish make the tr iBundoratcklejydpOParins . The N, are moving well and have taken, like De La Salle, some tim, come to grips with Dave Skinner's methods . The young N group will revel in the spaces at the Garvey Oval , r.d alth o

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Old parat : tns' - congratulate Dean Loney who played his 100tli game last week joined the Club from School playin g â&#x20AC;&#x17E;<he (ltder 19's . a few games in the reserves and has bee n ;t in the Senior Side since May 2002 . May it ever be this Thanks Deano we look forward to the next 100 and them all to be of the same high standard , i,,, Brighton - 150 games to the following. Simon Imchy^ Williams began in 1993 on the wing then moved t o

sitions in defense with the occasional stint forward . .nfed captain of the club in 1999 he has been an , . >tanding leader and continues to show terrific dedicatio n I- .icrifice for the club . Simon "Lennie" Lennox began in ~ :dter stints at St Kilda and Sandringham with immediat e t. He has won almost every on field award at the clu b :tiding several B&F and R1U awards, premierships and 5 to State representative to name a few . His courage and n,ness to put his body on the line for the club and team has taken its toll over the years . However his unique oration allows him to continue to line up each week and be hP first match up of opposition coaches, "Matty" Allen t c tcd back in 1987 when he was the clubs best first year L ccr. and a state rep in 1988 . Matt was CHF throughout the

and early 90's known for his high marks, long kicking ud now fashionable training gear . Injury and wor k nmiiments saw him retire prematurely but he has stayed the club in several off field official roles, until his lon g il,d, and timely comeback in 2002. well done fellas, an d It at OBGFC thank you for your efforts over the years . St . Bedes Mentone Tigers - 150 Games to Michael Beasley ,1 51, Well done to Michael, the fourth of five brothers to play n r the club . Michael holds the unique honour of playing for iin, club in each amateur grade that the club has been involved in . He started in E grade in the late 1980's, went to j ) , , i ade in 1990, C in 1994 and now B Grade in 2003 . A finely ,IIled player, whose fitness and dedication to training have h, Ii, d him ease back into the side this year . Also 100 Games to Russell Gould (21/6) . The one-time regular twos goal h .unter has capped off a wonderful career with two fine Irformanees this year . Whilst not roaming the field as a

Russell 'played' in two premierships as runner . Russell 1- dabbles in writing, and was recently outed as the club's r~g[nal Tiger Larrikan. Congratulations Russell . and perhaps here are a few more cameo performances to come !

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MBSOB 0.2 7 .6 10.8 17.11 (113) HAMPTON ROVERS 2 .6 6.6 12.13 14.15 (99) MHSOB: Bambert 6 White 4 Horne 2 Walker Sverskis Rosman Hogan Whittington . Best : Cassell Hogan Sverskls White S McCully H Taylor . Hampton Ravers: Rapson 4 Power 3 Adams 2 Greenwood 2 M Fletcher L Fletcher wheeler. Best: C McKellar Carr Greenwood L Fletcher Rayson Lawrence. Umpires : Tim Sutcliffe (rotation - from A) Anthony Damon (rotation - from A) (F) Ken Brewer Clive Shipley (G ) 2.2 9.3 11 .6 I4.12 (96) NORTH OLD BOYS DE LA SALLE 6.2 10.7 11 .7 16 .10 (1061 North Old Boys: Boyle 4 M Barker 4 Smith 2 Casboutt 2 Brvar Tehan. Best : Cassell Grigg Vogels Davidson Brady Boyle . De La Salle: Walker 4 D Thomas 3 Matmix 2 Kosch 2 Morez G Johnstone S Hyland Goodier Duggan . Best : Kosch Silvers S Hyland L Harrison Motan S Hyde . Umpires: Geoff Curran Mer; Monty (F) Bianca Share Brendan Cannon (B) Andrew Esposito Paul Gait (G ) ST BEDES MEN'fONE 3_1 8.4 9.9 18.11019) WHI rEFRIARS O .C . 5.4 9.8 14.9 15.131103) St Bedes Mentone :L Terrell 4, Scafidi 3 . Hecker 2, McColl 2, P Wlntle, L winile. M Wmtle, M Terrell, Sampien, D Napier, McGettigan . Best: D Napier, M Yt'irllle, S Hecker, L Terrell, Scxfidi, Sampieri . Whitefxiara: Anderson 7, Carrigg 4, Phan 2 . Brosolo, Cunningham. Best: Anderson, Phan. Wood, Wallace, Power, Langford . Umpires : Rob Mavston Luke Moneneff (F) Craig Brajtberg Andrew Davidson (B) Les Damyon Ross Dodd (G) OLD BRIGHTON 3 .4 5.8 8.11 I0 .14 (74) OLD ESSENDON GR 0 .1 6 .6 8.7 16 .11 (107) Old Brighton: MacGillhTay 3 Perry 3 Homatm 2 RaJu Dickerson. Best: Lennox Dickerson Dale Raju Barrow Van Den Dungen . Old Essendon: Heritage 4 May 4 T Biggs 2 J Dipero Kavanagh McPherson D Biggs Leask Forrest . Best : De Morton Heritage wflson T Biggs Leask May. Umpi res: Wayne Hintonlrotation - from A) Dash Paris IF) Russell Nation Chris O'Shea (B) Chris Doyle Patrick Jenes (G ) MAZENOD 0 C 2 .1 7 .6 14 .9 19.12 (121) OLD PARADIANS 3 .8 6 .9 12 .11 16.15 (111) Mazenod: Morris 9 Meehan 3 Maskell 2 Gooden C Steinfort O'Donoghue Jones D Chamberlain . Best: Morris M Chamberlain Meehan T Slelnfort Beard C Steinfort. Old Paradlans: Boundy 4 Swindon 3 Collins 2 Dallas 2 Brabender Dean Godfrey Heffernan Sinclair. Best: Soundly Swindon Heffernan Sinclair Vincent Brabender . Umpfirea: Mark Morrison Michael Sneddon (F) Van Vescovi Les MavRopoulos (G ) BRFSERYE 1 .4 5 .5 6.8 7 .11(53) MHSOB HAMPTON ROVERS 3,1 5.5 7.8 7 .10(52) MHSOB: Sierakowski 3Wilson 2 Rundell Mills . Best : Campbell Keys Orchard Sierakowski Mills Czwarna. Hampton Rovers: Marinis 2 Brudar Ng Pearson Rogerson Woolnch . Best S .Anderson Kelly Crowther Terech Brudar Ng 1 .2 5.6 6.8 8.8(56) NORTH OLD BOYS DE LA SALLE 4.4 5.7 9.11 10.12(72) NOBs : Dobson, Yandell 2, D .Sheahan, Delaney, Christie, Kelliher Best : Delanev, Jowe, Christie, Kelliher, NthiW, Hildebrand Be La Salle: O'Connell 3,Bowden, Hyland 2, C.Hyde, Moore, Walmsley Best: Buckley. O'Donnell . C.Hyde, Cogguts. Maloney', O'Connell ST BEDES MENT TIG 2 .0 4.1 6.2 8.7(55) PkD2EFRIARS 3 .2 6.4 10.5 12.8(80) No details received OLD BRIGHTON 6 .3 11 .7 16.12 21 .13(139) 1 .1 3 .1 4.1 4.6(30) OLD ESSENDON Old Brighton: Edge 5, O'Neill 4, Stewart 4, Scott 4, Marshall, Salem, S.Girmivan, Sherman Best : Hughes, O'Neill. Edge, Sherman, Stewart. Marshall . Old Essendon: Ridley 2, Balloch, Hunter . Best: Bartram, Ridley, Junks, Overman . O'Brien, Uebergang. MAZENOD 0 .3 2 .4 5 .4 7.9(51) OLD PARADIANS 2 .2 6 .4 8 .5 10,7(67) Mazenod: Fuller 2 . Parker, Rame . Veltman, Smith, Carter . Best: Massey, Morris, Tilting, Veltman, Parker. Raine, Old Paradians: Dean 2, Jones 2, Martin Jovice, Ludeman, Pratt, Robins, Wood . Stevens . Best: Dore, Matthew Joyce, Paglia. Robins. Tenson . Wood.

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Tne next home game luncheon is against North Old Boys on Saturday 5 July. A must win game! We ,~, .rild like all MHSOB supporters to attend and lend they voice to positive barr~~king for the Unciorns .

It was most pleasing to see J--.jie Cixon back on the field for the Reserves after a long injury last Saturday. Jamie has only two games to play for his 200th with the club and should notch this up against NOBS .

In season 2002 the club re-entered an Under 15 team to complement our existing strong Under 17 team . The team only had a small number of lads from the school, the rest coming from other schools in the local communities of Richmond and Hawthorn . With an excess of Under 17 players in season 2003 we were able to enter an Under 16 team also in the M SJFL. Two of our three teams are now in the top four of their division .

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Review The match of the round provided another better with the Sharks winning a tight match against Caulfield by 10 points to regain top position on the ladder . Collegians turned it on in the second half to leave the travelling Lions in their wake by 56 . The Animals did enough at the end to shrug off the Saints at Carnegie . Old Camberwell blew a 17-point lead at orange time, going down to the Vultures by 22 . While the GF at the bottom saw the Two Blues jump above the dotted line snatching a 2 point win at Gunn Reserve against Ormond . Preview Another massive week in Crunch grade as the top 6 teams continue to jump and swap around the make up of the final 4 . The match of the round is out at "Animalville", as St .Leo's face Merv's men for the chance to grab the double chance position . The Animals defence was the key to their gritty win last week as "elbows" Ristevski repelled the many opposition attacks They can expect more of the same as Caulfield. are on the rebound, after four points went begging at home . The in form midfield of Mark Frater and Simon Widjaja will help them control the clearances and the victory in another expected nail biter . Therry showed a bit of their old "away" form at Harry Trott last week as their congested forward line was squeezed by the Lions . The forward line of Geoff O'Connor and Chris Bannister will be determined to kick a bag and may just get the chance against the Saints . Glen Eira, found positives after an improved performance against a top liner and will need Mark Dimashki to snag a few more this week to trouble their opposition . The Sharks welcome the Vultures in an important clash for both sides . Beauy trying to hold on to the top, while Mentone need to keep in touch with the "big boys" . Mentone had a very impressive last quarter running all over the Wells as the Sullivans and Shane Rowley

lifted against a persistent OC . In form full back Chri s

Martin, will make i t a tough day for whichever Vulture forward lines up on as Beaumaris will hold on to t top . The Wells are starting to nervously look ot their shoulder and will require a settling against the unlucky Monds . Ormond led day except for when it mattered as make sh ruckman Health Black continued 1 impressive form . The Wells were also staring a win at 3/4 time last week and hope the bu work of David Mitchell will continue to he them record a much needed victory. Finally, the Two Blues come off a victo against Collegians at Toorak Park . TI midfield work of Ben Low and John Lang we instrumental in their side's performance la week and helped ensure the Lions knocked c a top side . Coach Hawkin's will be hoping th win will give them the confidence to contim their charge up the ladder.

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C SECTION Collegians Dixon 3 Mentone Vultures Rowlev 5 Therry Penola C Bannister 3 St Leos Emmaus WP B Vaughan 4 Mentone Vultures T Barr 2 C RESERVE Caulfield Gr Dalwood 1 Caulfield Gr M Harrison 3 Old Camberwell Francis 2 Ormond Stewart 5 St Leos Emmaus WP E Mitchell 0

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5 .4 r= " .o 17 .13(115 ) 1 .3 6 .6 6 .9 8.11(59) Colle : Dixon 3, Harrison 3, Lang 2 . Low ~, Mooney 2, Hosking. Unsworth . Phillips . Couch, Shadbolt .Best: Phillips, Atkinson . Waters, Unsworth . Low, Lang. merry Penota : O'Connor 4, Bannister C. 3, Henderson. Best : Edu ar ds, Callegari, Castaldi, Nancarrow, Gorman, Appleford Umpires : Sean Scullv Jr Jeremy Heffernan ( F) Daniel Scully Bruce Stephens (G) GLEN EPRA 6 .2 8.5 10.7 13 .7(85) 3 .1 10.5 13 .10 19.1 It 125) ST LEOS EMMAUS WP Glen E3ra: Dimashkt 4 Emmett 2 Hall 2 Taranto Tsigogiannis VamGakas Best Clements McGain Lewin M DimashlU Hall Donlan St Leos : Vaughan 4 P Megtow 3 Rose 3 McKenzie 2 Buckle Bird J .Hopper Mitchell Carev T McGann D`Amelio . Best : Ristevski Rose Ronchi Buckle Donovan Mckenzie. Umpires: Greg Rowlmgs Leah Gallagher (rotation from B) (F) Ross Rich ards Jake Mah ar (G) CAULFIELD GRAR M. 4 .2 5 .2 8 .7 10.12 (72) BEAUISARIS 2 .0 6,5 8 .5 12 .10t82) Gaul Gram: Baxter 3. Bruhn 2, Will, Faltu, Pearce . Widjaja, Hail. Best : Liddell- Prater, Green, Widjaja, Fallu, Baxter. Beau : Ferrari 4, Butler 2, M -A tkins 2, Rawlins 2 . Collins 2 . Best : Martin. Holt, Spence . Kennedy, N_4tkins, Buller. Umpires : Gal Skandakumar Ken McNlece (F) Gus Carpanzano James Grego ry (B) Matthew Kent Jim Curre ll ( RFL) (G) MENTONE VULTURES 3 .1 8 .3 10,6 18.9i 117) OLD CAMBERWELL 5 .6 9 .6 12 .11 14.11 ( 95) Mentone Vulturea : Rowl -, 5 . Little 5, T.Barr 2, Meyer. C.Sullivan, McNicholas, MaeGeorge, i- .•~ . P.Sullivan . Best: M.Barr. Little, Rowley, P.Sutlivan, ?eicNichntas. C .Sullha . Old Camberwell: Cadzow 6, Credlln 3, Tysnmons 2, Hardenby Seeley, Christie . Best : Mitchell, Cadzow. Pike, Gladman . Robins an, eickhardt . Umpires : Justin Lipson Simon i Brent Adamson Glenn Kennedy ( B ) Stela ORg 3.3 9 .8 9.9 12 .16(88) 2 .4 6 .7 93 0 I3 .12( 90) Ora . . . Grace 3, Wells 2 . Arnold 2. Telley 2, Black, D .Colhns. James. Best: Black, S .Keleher. Deltdio, TeHennepe, D .Robbins, Beckett. Fred rc Evans 4. Butterworth 4 . A .Pitts 2, Cartledge, Beer, Mair . Best: Sleigh, Evans, A .Pltts. Watford, Butterworth, Pang . Umpires : David Irons Sharon Alger ( F) Tom Davidson David Hart (B) Garry Clancy Chris Kaleta (G ) COLT .-al.b :1'~

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.,one in RIO, has developed into a n ,, l"i,raI on and off field leader at our club . 1 ; ,1 senior B&F winner, and U19's com p

winner, Premiership player, Simon neve r a backward step, he personifies th e

g of courage, guts and determination, opposition player, who has had th e ;ortune of being caught in one of "Widge's" like tackles, would tell you . Well don e

; ;dge" you are an inspiration to all at th e Ids . Leos Emmaus WP - congratulate Pau l on reaching 100 games in Rd9 . an aggressive under the pack rove r , given the Animals great service over th e i',nother one of the Levins dynast y

reached 50 games in the sam e ch, a powerful little man who plays big i s __ credit to his hard work on the track and the weights room . We are saving a spot in the trophy cabinet for your Bradels . Also Ash Brown played 50 games in Rd l O a high leaping key position player who can play either end of the ground and was a top contributor in the 2002 premiership side .

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COLLEGIANS 1 .1 5 .5 8 .6 13.8(86) T1a£RRY PEI40LA 2 .2 3.5 6.7 9 .9163) Collegians : Henebery 2- Muir 2, Abbott 2, Dowling, Browning . Moon . Skurrie- Turner, Hart . Best : Thomas, Skurrie, Locket, Abbott, Browning, Peck . Therry Penoln : Reynolds 2, Clarke, Mills . Bannister S., Finnigan, Goodwin D . Mowols S. Smith . Best : Smith, Goodwin T., Clifton, Mowols 5 .. Finnigan, Mills . GLEN EITLA 0 .2 0.3 3 .4 5 .4)34) 11 .12(78) 8,10 ST LEOS E M US WP 0 .4 5.8 Glen Ebro : Eade 3 Otdham Fossey Best Zurak Chandler Eade ? Zagame S .Hall. St Leos : C .Vaughan 2 Aullso Savage Gyles Hodder Landy McInerney Morrison Ottoser Volpi A Best Eagles Morrison C Vaughan Prosser Grles Tribe 7. 11(53) CAUL GRAM 2 .1 4 .5 6 .9 1 .5 3_7 4 .9 6.13(49) BEAUMARIS Caul Gram: M .Harrlson 3 . Franklin-Jones . Dalwood, Cassidy, Kuppe . Best : Avten, '44 .Harrison, Vella, Seaman, Sant, Fryers . Beau : Bryee 2, Nisu. Boctor, Gray, J .May, Catlin . Best : Deaton. Bryce, Corte, J .May, MeNicholas . Cousins MENTONE VULTURES 1 .2 2.2 42 5 .4(34) OLD CAMBERWELL 3.5 6.10 10.12 14 .18(102) Mentone Vultures: Waters 3, Murphy . Perazzo, Best: Matt Walsh, Berg . Alen . Andrews, McCarthy, Stewart . Old Camberwell : S.Hancock 4, Schmidt 4 . Francis 2, R.Tempone 2 . Gregory, Jellis . Best: Jellis, Payne, Gaza], Schmidt, Gtll, Jones . ORMOND 4 .4 6 .5 11 .6 11 .8(74) PRA.E;AFd 3-4 8 .4 10 .8 15.11t 101) Ormond : Stewart 5, Denning 3 . Loin, Bridges . K.Harvey. Best : Naylor, Stewart . Brown, Clinch, Konstanty, M .Ramsay. Prshan: Marriott 5, Ballard 3, Rose 2 . H.Pitts 2, Belcher, Campbell, vy'indridge . Best: Ballard . Windridge . Vagg . Marriott, MacDonald, Rose . 15

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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 . Gourle y 14 T. Collins 15 M. Boon 16 A. Quin 17 L. Atkins 18 N. Kennedy 19 M . Atkins 20 N . Atkins 21 P. Sherman 22JJ . Holt (VC) 23 A . Catlin 24 B. Gray 25 D . Teesdale 26 R . Meiiick 27 B. Haynes (DVC) 28 J . Vance 29 C. Martin 30 S . Hunt 31 A . Ryan 32 B. Cairns 33 S. May 34 J. May 35 N . Boctor 36 L. Ferran 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. Coote

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GRAMMARIANS Coach: Merv Keane Res: Chris Mathieson

Coach : Pat Hawkins Res : Marty Hook

1 J . Foley 2 B . Hall 3 C . Knight 4 M. Liddell 4 T. Vine n 5 S. K enda ll 6 N . Craven 7 J . Cowlishaw 8 R. Foote 9 M . Prater 10 A . Will (C) 11 C . Deal 12 D . Pearce 13 A A. Green 14 S. Amiei 15 A. Docker 16 S. Sam 17 M . Harrison 18 B. Baxter 19 T Aylen 20 H . Vella 21 M . Pennycuick 22 C . Mc AssayY 23 D D . Ash

24 J . Dalwood 25 N . Dorman 26 S. Widjaj a 27 J. Ryan 28 J. Jacobs 29 G . Erickson 30 C. Fagan 31 T. Foster 32 A. Lawson 33 S . Fryers 34 B . Gross 35 S . Thompson 36 B . Cunningham 37 T. Messer 38 J. Restarick 39 A. Bosna 40 R . O'Neill 41 B. Kuppe 42 D. Synman 43 A. Bruhn 44 L. Schneider 45 D . Scott 46 B . Scott 47 S. Jenkinson 48 T. Franklin-Jones 49 B. Gardner 50 P. DelahaYe 51 T. Mc Donald 52 A. Sinclai r 53 C. Jones 54 T. Rynberk 55 C . Hooper 56 S . Krien 57 P. Farmer 58 T. Kavouris 59 A. Beach 60 N . Fallu 61 N. Bannon 62 C. Sheppard 63 G . Crathern 64 G . Poulter 65 N . Carrick 71 M . Cassidy

1 J. Dixon 2 M . Johnson 3 B. Mooney V C 4 D. Atkinson 5 R. Henebery 5 B . Donelly 6 S . Woolle y 7 D . Surk tt 7 J. Farley 8 C . Unsworth CAPT 9 J. Fry 10 J . Lang 11 B . MacKenzie 12 N. Harrison V C 13 N . Thomas 14 N . Lockett 15 L. Cottom 16 A . Fletcher 17 R . Hosking V C 18 S. Taft 19 N . Herman 20 B. Couch 21 C. Harris 22 T Skurrie 23 J . Kondarovskis 24 B . Lo w 25 R . Muir 26 D . Vial 27 A. Shinkfield 28 D . Dowling 29 A. Kenneally L . Moon 31 N. Roach 32 C. Blumfeld 33 B . Hoist 34 J . Young 35 R . Turner 36 G. Cooper 37 C . Hoist 38 S. Taft 39 N . Hart 40 M . Hibbins 41 N. Baxter 42 N. Abbott 43 N. Groeneveld 44 Y. Phillips 45 A . Robertson 46 J . Round 47 R . Sztar 48 E . Waters 51 J.B. Shadboft 54 B. Woolhouse 55 T. Cookes 56 B. Lumb 58 D. Smith 64 M . Gribble 65 C. Safstrom

GLEN EIRA Coach: Paul Beddoe Assist Coach : Jon Edgar Res. Coach : Anthony Stratford 1 N . Astapenko 2 M . Dimashki 3 C . Massis (C) 4 D . Cassar VC Res . 5 A. Tsirogiannis VC 6 J. Zagame 7 S. Vamvakas 10 G . Richards 11 B . Clements 12 B King 13 G. Brown 14 M . Loughran 15 Mimo Dimachk i 16 Danny Race 17 L . Doolan 18 R . Oldham 19 A. Devries 20 A. Diamond 21 S . Haines 22 S . Emmett 23 S . Neeson 24 A . Taranto 25 P. Khazaal 26 P. Tsagliotis (RC) 27 R . Gilmor e 28 L. Shellard 29 M. Kassar L . Pde 31 D. Sheehan 32 M . D'Zilva 33 A. Sheedy 34 L. Hall 35 S . Hollow 36 B . Zurak 37 P. Merric k 38 M. Lewin 39 J . Gusman 40 D . Lambe 41 M. Merrick 42 J. Serpanchy 43 J. Fidogiannis 44 S. Diamond 45 A. Caruana 46 M . Beddoe 47 B . Cummin 48 J . Halliwell 49 S . Hall 50 D . Eade 52 A . Haines (RVC) 53 L . Caruana 54 T. Dimachki 55 L . McGa w 57 M . Chandler 58 M . Scaife 59 B . Zwar 60 G . Dedas 61 M . Tkocz 62 S . Lymno 63 D . Dunlevie 64 D . Fossey 65 M. Dimo u 68 M. Watt

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Coach: Tony Macgeor Res Coach : Darren Pe 1 S. Rowley 2 R . Gallaghe r 3 M . Dixon 4 M . Hayes 5 A . White 6 C. Step hens 7 K . Gurtler 7 M Coo r 8 D . Perri~ n 8 K. Littl e 9 M. Meyer 9 P. Emmett 11 C. O'Meara 12 M . Davies 13 A. Ki n g 14 M . Etcell 15 Mick Sullivan 16 P. Sulliva n 16 J . McCarthy 17 C. Sulliva n 18 S . Sullivan 19 C . Stewart 20 M. Wals h 21 A. Wals h 22 S. Hamilton 22 P. Murphy 23 Matt Sullivan 24 X . Smith 25 G . U tin 26 A . Roc k 27 A . Gang i 28 C . Johnsto n 30 P. Dixo n 30 N . Freeze 31 M . Andrews 32 N . Levett 33 N . Wilkin s 34 D . Sheehan 35 M . Johnstone 36 C. Ogier 37 T. Macgeorge 38 S . Perrazo 41 C. Rock 42 T. Barr 43 M . Barr 45 C . Barr 46 C . Blai r 47 J. Tull y 48 Mick . Wals h 49 R. Bittne r 50 R. Waterson 51 D. Clarke 52 K . McLeod 53 D. Noonan 54 D . Bray 55 S . Rickard s 56 T. Sullivan 57 D . Fraser 58 J. Noonan 59 G . Alla n 60 D . Fenech 61 T. Smith 63 S . Water s 64 S . Heslin e 65 T. Allinson 67 M . Joyce 68 A . Tresidde r 73 M . O'Meara

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S . Smith ; M . Horgan 47 T. Kearney 48 J . Derry De r 49 R. Gazal 50 A. Gill 51 G . Weickhard t 52 S. Lovelace 53 R . Tempone 54 A. Margetts 55 J. Gan 55 S- Fogarty 56 S. Jones 57 T. Nisbet 58 N . Payne 59 J . Walsh 61 A . Walsh 63 S . Gregory 64 L. Goldsworthy 65 S . Hancock 1_ T I y t= 9 8 5 7 8 0 6 1

C ch: Adnan Connolly Res . Coach : Peter O'Dea 1 S Handley 2 D . Beckett 3 J. Denning 4 A. Grace 5 M. Martinov 6 D . Whelan 7 S. Keleher 8 M. Miller 9 G . Hall 10 R . Martin 11 D . Robbins 12 B . Delidio 13 L. Wells 14 S . James 15 C . Telly 16 T. Stewart 17 J . Bridges 18 W. Cove 19 D. Cleary 20 D. te Hennepe 21 R. Wiley 22 H . Brown 23 T. Naylor 24 B . Arnold 25 J . Dale 26 T. Harvey 27 T Brennan 28 A. Clinch 29 J . Clifton 30 G . Richie 31 H . Black 32 A. Lom 33 M . Collins 34 A. Russell 35 J. Putz 36 D . Casey 37 C . Everitt 38 D . Broadhurst 39 S . McCarthy 40 Y. Dimadamos 41 T. Banks 42 C. Keleher 43 B . Parsons 44 A. Broadhurst 45 J . Franklin 46 C. Cleary 47 J . Monaghan 48 S. Wheller 49 S. Metz 50 S. Dipasqual e 51 T. Dipasquale 52 S. Betsy 53 C . Harvey 54 M. Ramsay

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56 M . Farrell 57 R . Kentara 58 59 N . Hoare 60 P. Konstanry, 61 B . Jones 62 B . Slater 63 C. West 64 M . Wood 65 S . Anderson 66 L. Dale 67 M . Mabbett 68 D . Clifton 69 B. Cromack ~-

Senior Coach : John Ross Reserve Coach : Paul Quick

1 D. Herders 2 M . Harvey 3 D. Kelly 4 P. Quick 5 H. Pitts 6 J . Killeen 7 S . Pang 8 I . Hunt 9 A. Bunnell 10 B. Hodgson 11 A. Pitts 12 M. Beer 13 C . McLean 14 M. Evans 15 B. Mair 16 A. Rhodes 17 S . Campbell 18 M. Windridg e 19 A . Millican 20 J . Kellow 21 M . McCuddin 22 R . Marriott 23 J . Macdonald 24 J . Mullins 25 L. Aitken 26 T. St .Clair

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36 L . Northway 37 A.Gellie 38 J. Foster 39 S. Morris 40 I . Dennis 41 J . Upton 42 B. Downing 43 C . Boyd 44 D . James 45 M M . Vag99g 46 M . Vear 47 P. Rose 48 J . Vagg 49 L. Wood 50 S . Kennett 53 C. Pricop 55 S . Ramage 56 A. Ryan 57 S . Moylan 58 M . Muehlheim 59 S. Oliver 60 R . Ferroro 61 J. Bedford 62 C . Tooley 64 J. Belcher 66 G. Northway

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3 E . Mitchell 4 A. Auliso 5 S . Buckle 6 J . Fennell 7 A. Burgess 8 B. Bird 9 D . Lear 10 B. Mitchell 11 B. Carey 12 T. McCann 13 A. Krebs 14 P. Pollard 15 P. Carey 16 A. Rose 17 M. D'Amelio 18 R . McCann 19 A . Kelly 20 A . Ballard 21 G. Simondson 22 P. Ristevski 23 T, Batty 24 D. Bruce 25 A . McKenzi e 26 A . Prosser 27 P. Levins 28 H. Gile s 29 S . Darcy 30 M . Ottobre 31 M . Contessotto 32 D. Camm 33 L . Thomas 35 J. Briggs 36 S. Bavage 37 S. Manton 38 N . Hodder 39 B. Vaughan 40 J. Gay 42 M. Flood 43 B. Levins 44 A. Zalakos 45 S. Ronchi

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THERRY PENOLA Coach: Chris By e Assist Coach: Jason Reddic k Res. Coach : Gary Datso n 1 P. Gorma n 2 A. Mills (vc) 2 T. Goodwin 3 R. Banniste r 4 M . Elliot 5 S. Sacc o 7 S. Bannister 8 L. Hollow 9 C . Banniste r 10 J. Vain a 11 D . O 'Sullivan (vc) 12 A. Christi e 13 G . Russell 15 A. McMahon 16 M. Goodwi n 16 D . Clifton 17 G. O'Conno r 18 B . Carter 19 A . Grant 20 J . Clark e 21 G. Henderson 22 L. Reynold s 23 D . Calagari 25 P. Edwards 26 B . Lewis 27 M . Garon i 28 A . Carroll 29 S . Goodwin 30 A. Finley 31 S . Hollow 32 J . Sacc o 33 L. Kuret 34 D. Weston (vc-res) 36 D . Barron 37 D . Castatdi (C ) 38 M. Nancarro w 39 S. Boyle 40 P. Garoni 41 B . Barron 42 D . Dimech 43 M . Warre n 44 P. Applefor d 45 M . Carter 46 S . Stepie n 47 D. Goodwin 48 A . Nancarrow (vc-res) 49 B . Whykes B 50 B . Barron B 51 Mark Goodwi n 52 D. Weston 55 M . Garon i 56 P. Dunn e 57 S. Weston 63 A. Moloney (c-res) 59 T. Robinson 67 G . Tsinaris 69 S. Serong 70 L . Kuret 79 T. Higgins 99 M . La Corci a

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Following the playing of the Championship Matches this year the I Team of the Year has been announcec is shown in playing positions (table r The team is made up of 13 ( from 24) players, 7 South Australians an Western Australians . The following pla were named in the 2002 AAFC Team o Year as well as the 2003 Team so surel) more reasonable performance in 2004 ensure selection in the All-Australian 'J for the First Triennial AAFC Series -1â&#x20AC;˘1n+ Ramsden (VAFA), Murray Pitts (Vf Danny B yrne (VAFA), Marcus Trin (SAAFL), Daniel Wakelin (SAAFL), Harvey (VAFA), Trevor May (SAAFL) Ch ris Perkin (WAAFL) .

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,rr ;,,lc last weekend "E :rassi: Came is <uffering" (Herald Sun June 21) where David Parkin is quoted as saying : -"H e ,3~tonaliy leaves AFL matches early and , i, p,-grade amateurs a more excitin g ,,,id of contested football . " parkin <.gain : -" I like to go and watch the '1_j-;ide amateurs . They know the words , it thr'v don't know the music . They pla y

can't be there, including one from Kev's favourite umpire - Sharon Alger! More detail on this next week . Seriously though, well done Kev - you have been a wonderful servant of your club . May there be many more years ahead doing the same .

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Well done Kevin Ratcliffe . Kev's club, Therry Penola is holding a dinner this evening (Saturday) commemoratin g

j; ,,%'s wonderful contribution over 25 years to his club . They tell me there are many moving tributes via video from people who

In Harvey (St . Bernards), Murray Pitts (Beaumaris), Danny Byrne (St . Bernards) & Andrew Ramsden (Old Trinity) second year in a row named in the AAFC Team of ,he Year .

AUSTRALIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM OF THE YEAR BACKS

SHANNON VAN SOEST (SA)

MURRAY TRENT PITTS (V) COOPER (WA )

HALF DANNY BACKS BYRNE (V )

CARL MARCUS STEINFORT (V) TRIMBOLI (SA )

CENTRES

PAUL JOHN CORRIGAN (V) STEVENS (V )

DES VERTUDACHES (SA )

HALF MARTY F'WARDS KENNON (WA )

GLEN LUKE SANDFORD (SA) HAWKINS (V )

FWAI2DS DANIEL WAKELIN (SA)

TIM LAZ HARVEY (V) SIAPANTAS (V )

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ANDREW RAMSDEN (V)

TREVOR MAY (SA )

ROVER BEN JORDAN (V ) I/CHANGE LINCOLN REYNOLDS (V) PETER SMITH (SA)

TIM MATTHEW OCKLESHAW (V) DENNIS (V) SIMON CHRIS PEARCE (WA) PERKIN (WA )

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ROUND 10 SUMMARY Salesian OC stuck with YVOB but always just that fraction off the pace that is the difference between smiling down an ice cold Carlton and sucking lemons! The Bushrangers were happy with the performances of Chris Beal [HFi, James Parry [CJ, Andy Stone [OtB + HF], and Luke Taylor in defence . Ivan Bobetic, Mark Canavan, & Sean Oldfield all acquitted themselves well for Salesian . It was a big day for Chaddie legend Ivan Bobetic playing his 200th, and his Club would like to thank the entire Bushrangers Club for supporting Ivan's achievement the way they did ; and you're right Greg Riley, Yarra are generous tourists, they always give 'after match' takings a huge boost ! Uni Blacks couldn't break away from a tenacious Aquinas until well into Q4 when the floodgates finally opened. Dominic Davis did well at HF for Blacks, as did Xavier Davis at HB, Sam Walch at BP. Michael Jones[R], and Joe Sibelia near or far from goal . The Bloods under the direction of new coach Steve Bell had great efforts from John Hunt at CHF, & Adrian Williams [OtB] . Bulleen Templestowe ran into the 'on song' version ofAJAX and after an even Q1 was rarely on the same sheet of music . The Jackas connections are pleased their side isn't a racehorse, or they'd have spent Saturday night explaining matters to the stewards! AJAX's hunter-gatherer quartet of the Segal Bros, Blieden & Ritterman were at their dynamic best, the forward trio of Berger, Wollner, & Kirzner were everything the Bullants didn't want them to be, and first gamer Gotlieb had his name in lights as well . Those three tough competitors Prior, Burridge, and Thompson dug deep for the Bullants, and that spirit will surely get them through these dark days . Monash Blues were subjected to a series of 'outs' by Banyule, 'marked', 'paced', 'muscled', & 'lasted', which was all a bit caphupalating, on the Frearson Oval especially. The Bears played the sort of footy that wins finals games, and there is no doubt they'll be there if they maintain last week's form! The Ashers couldn't counter the aerial supremacy of the Bear's key forwards Playfair, Dean & O'Connell, & with Stuart Yin, Shaun Lorenzini & Brett Cantwell in extraordinary form across half

back, plus Adam Dooley getting plenty of touches, the home side was in a fair bit of strife. Banyule' s performance was uniformly even and me impressive against top opponents . Christi~ Gregory stood out at CHF for Monash, Justin Ma did well in the centre, and Spider Smith w ; conspicuous until injured late in the game . Ivanhoe Assumption lost the initiative to 0 Mentonians after Q1, and was finished off by ti Panthers with a 9 goals Q4 . Tony Bournan Adam Acreman were back in town with a bakei dozen between them for the Panthers, Ch~ Twentyman & Grant Ferguson were rock solid defence, Corey Mackay had a great day on his win and Anthony Palmer starred in the pivot . The Ha had a stand out game from Damon Wood who ke, Michael Basile quiet in the first half, Nick Blain( and Paul Manuel were dangerous near goals, James Crapper put in yet another solid effort. TODAY'S GAMES YVOB meets Uni .Blacks and would be hoping for reprise of their R2 victory . This time round thf will find the Blacks more settled and the visitoi should take the points by 3 goals . The Bloods an d the Bullants clash in anothe

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1`>tiug affair. The beso down at the ulomentAquinas should by 2 goals . AJAX host the Ashers at the Trevor Barker and ;,.)l ;lt a ripper game this will be, weather permitting . ,J,nash's resources are a bit stretched right now ,,id the Jackas should win by 3 goals . The Bears and the H oes reprise their local rivalry ,tit big changes have occurred since the Hoes lost i)lcir R2 match by 8 points . Can't see the Bears .,; ;imillg by less than 5 goals . to Keysborough The panthers welcome Salesian ,cad should have enough edge to score a 3 goals ;1t. tOry Reserves winners should be : Blacks . Bloods, Ashers, Bears, & Panthers

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,trra Valley OB - congratulates !â&#x20AC;˘_lidru . 5 :ora on playing his 50th game last week against Salesians . "Stoney" played in the Seniors 2002 Premiership side & has the Club's admiration for his hardness at the ball, no-nonsense approach, and polished skills round goal . The Bushrangers wish a great Clubman many more games in the years to come . MAX - stalwart, David Kalb, plays his 200th game against Monash Blues at Sandringham todav. David commenced with the Club in 1990, & includes 47 Senior and 10 U19 matches in his aggregate . A clever forward & goal sneak, who has deceived many a defender, David was rewarded this year for his longevity by being named Captain of the Reserves- Well-done David ! Old Menotonians - All at Pantherland salute former club captain Darren Murphy on reaching 150 games . Darren led the club to the 1999 grand final and has been a sensational player and clubman over 12 years . The 'Freak' worked hard to overcome the adversity of a seriously broken leg, which reduced his mobility but not his desire . His return to Melbourne this year to start a family after working overseas and has been a huge boost to the club, and he is back to playing some brilliant football . We congratulate Darren on a fantastic career, which hopefully still has a couple of chapters yet to be written .

TODAY'S MATCHES. DI SECTION Yarra Valley 0 B v University Blacks Aquinas 0 C v Bulleen Templestowe AJAX v Monash Blues at Trevor B arke r

O val, B each Road, Sandringham Banyule v Ivanhoe Assumption Old Mentonians v Salesian 0 C

SI::>~ O .C. 3 .1 4.3 6.5 9.10(64) YAIa :_i VALLEY O B 2.1 7.3 9.6 12.9(81) Sales38n : Goals : Vercilio 2, Greely 2 . Sutherland, Nannes, Thain. Stevens, Quinn . Best: J . Logan. Bobetic. Sutherland, Vercillo. S Logan. Canavan, Yam Vall ey : Goals : Keem 4, Stevens 2. Beal 2. Stone, S . Pask. Parry, A . Laing. Best: Beal, L. Tavlor. A . Laing. Stone, Parry . T Morris Umpires: Peter Liddell Paul Jones (F) Thepan Naliahiathan (B) (G) UNIVERSITY BLACKS 2.5 5.1 9.16 20.21(141) AgUIiQAS 0 C 2 .3 5 .7 8 .9 11 .10(76) Uni Blacks : Green 3 Rizio 3 Sibilio 3 A .Costello2 Rawnslec 2Batten Brown D .Davis Dillon Moffat Parkin Schilling Best S .Walch M .Jones D .Davis Sibilia Batten X .Davis Aquinas : Hunt 4 Cochlan 2 Tabulli 2 Pringle Betnune Whitehead Best Whitehead Williams Hunt Lorkin Cochtan Redwood. Umpires: David Longworth Gerard Roifs (F) Chris McKendrv Michael Jones (G ) BULLEEN TEit P LESTOWE 6 .2 7 .2 9 .6 9 .9(63) AJAX 5 .2 11 .4 16 .8 25.12(162) Bull een Templestowe : D .Matthews 3 . Tulloch 2, Burridge 2, Lee, Milest . Best: Prior. Burridge, Thompson, Chivers . Tulioch. Schneider . AJAX : Kirzner 6, Berger 5. E.Wollner 5, Duzenman 2, Goflieb 2 . Ritierman 2 . Dudakov, Israelsohn. J .Lewis Best: Brain . Janover, GotBeb, E .Raleigh, Gold, 1}Jeislitzer Umpires : Jamie Kvins (rotation from A) Lionel Katz (F) Dominic Napoli Daniel Kofoed (G ) 2 .6 3 .7 5 .12 7 .15(57) RiON XSH BANYULE 0 .2 5 .7 7 .10 12 .14(86) Monash: Gregory 3 . Main, Pay, MacKenzie, Hawkins . Best: Gregory, Main, Torten. Smith, Smyth, Payne . Banyule: Playfair 3 . Dean 2, O'Connell 2 . Davies . Yin, Demetriou, Lorenzint . Wise . Best : Yin, Cantwell, Dooley . Lorenztn4 Dean, Davies . Umpires: Ashley Hoogeodyk Of Whiteley {F) Cam Hoogendyk Sean Collins (B) 3 .2 4.4 7.9 9.10t64) IVANHOE ASSUP,Sp'rION 3.0 9.5 12.8 21 .11(137) OLD&YENTOh`IAZdS Ivanhoe Assumption: Manuel 3, Blarney 2, Wood . Frew, McGowan, Maud . Best : Wood . Blalney . Crapper . Manuel, McGowan . Old hlentonians: Bournon 8, Acreman 5 . Austin . Basile, Costello, Dart, Alexander, Fisher . Mitualsky, Russo. Best : Palmer, Bournon, Mackay. Ferguson. Salley . Twentynan . Umpires: Jeb Penrose (RFL) Jarrod Aspinall (F) Graeme Carter (RFL) Robert Seymour (G ) Di SALESIAN D.C . 3 .1 5 .3 7 .7 8 .8(56) YARRA VALLEY 0 B 2 .2 7 .6 9 .9 14 .13(97) Salesian: Goals : Evans 2. Cincotta, Hanlon, Byrne. Davey. D. Allen, Loughran . Best : Woodman, Dolman. P. Allen, Seager, Rose Yarre Valley: Goals : Collett 3 . Kruse 2, Reynolds 2, Peake 2 . Drew 2, Potter, Urbane, Fung . Best : Pickering. Laird, Collett, Ftmg, Strong . Whitechurch UNtNERSrrY BLACKS 2 .3 5 .6 6 .12 10.14(74) AQUINAS 0 C Li 5 .3 7.4 8.4(52) Uni Blacks: S .Jones 4 Ada 2 Hamilton Scarlett Hanna Best Romsin Prowse Hamilton Tehan Black Scarlett Aquinas: Staffordr MeCartan Tapply Alford Vo)ombello Chapman Sorace Best Jeffery Stafford Barrie Tapply Macklin Sorace BULLEEN TEfff'LESTOWE 0.4 0.5 0 .6 0.10(10) AJAX 2.2 2 .7 7 .7 12 .13(85) Bulleen Templestowe : Best ; Fitt, Newman . Moprrison, C.Morihos7tos. PdapadolrJulos. S .Boy'd . AJAX: Goldensteln 3, Born 3, Copper, Benedvkt, Godlewicz, Kalb. A .Goldman, L .Goldman . Best ; Pask, Benedvkt. Leflcovic, Tsivtlin. Goolewicz . Same. MONASH 2 .3 3 .5 6 .6 7 .9(51) BBPdYUZE 1 .3 1 .6 4 .10 5 .1~3(44) R2onash : Hawkins 2 . Edsall, Wills, Brennan . Shields. Young. Best : Edsall . Tinkler. Smith, Bolton, Wills, Rosengren. Banyule: P.Wttchell, D.Witchell, Prior . King . Bell. Best : Rolfe, Baldac, D .tt'ttchell, Turnbull . S .Gray . Prior.

IVANHOE ASSUMPTION 2 .1 5 .2 6.3 10.4(64) OLD MENTONIANS 1 .0 6.2 10.6 12.7(79) Ivanhoe Assumption : Morris 2. Frlsina 2, Peoples . Singh . Pace, Lee . Valkanis, Clark. Best: Lee, Barbagello . Morris, Singh, Frisina . Curtin . Old Afentonians: Ballanttne 6, Stroud 2, Alexander. Johnson, Mackay, O'Connor . Best: Dwyer . Ballantine, Hubbard . Stroud, Saunders, Mackay .

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D1 Section AJAX Coach: Phil Davi s 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 . Ber er 10 G . Dukes 11 M . Segal (D .VCapt ) 12 D. Goldenfein 13 J . Raleigh 14 J . Kagan 15 J . Segal 16 E . Janover 17 A. Cukierman (VC .R.) 18 J . Kirzner (V.Capt) 19 G . Blieden 20 J . Sharp 21 D. Gelbart 22 E . Wollner 23 A. Wollner 24 J . Brain 25 M . Blashki 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 . Cheste r 44 J . Gelfand 45 A. Gorllewicz 46 A. Goldman 47 A. Silver 48 J . Peak 49 A. lasnitzki 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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I 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 . Barmby 12 A . Bethune 13 D . Den Braber (C) 13 C. Jeffery 14 A . Lorki n 15 A . Williams 16 J . Hunt 17 B . Redwood 18 J . Hughes 19 G. Whitehead 20 M . Starret 21 J . Pierce 22 S . Flynn 23 P. Stone 24 P. Harper 25 P. Sorace 26 R . Weeks 27 D . Hincliffe 28 A . Garish 29 J . Wilson 30 R . Kogelman 31 G. Evans 32 D . Afford 33 C . Wooden 34 M. Tarulh 35 R . Chapman 36 V. Hall 37 G. Macklin 38 B . Moran 39 S . Whit e 40 S . Harris 41 G. Davies 42 R . Moran 43 M . Slattery 44 J . Tappt Y 45 M. Rielly 46 T. Vandersluis 47 J . Smith 48 D . McCartan 49 D . Poynton 50 R . Kaa 51 A . Pringle 52 J . Bleakney 53 S . Verona 54 M. O'Halloran 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. Nola n 65 S . Haun 67 A . Lewison 68 J . Coghian 72 T. Wills G. Cochrane A . Cullen S . Hiney M. Lant P. Phillips B . Beech S . Dornom J . McMullen P. Fares

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. Wilson J. Egan 13 T. Ryan 14 B. Woodlock 15 S. Gray 16 M . Gilbert 17 A. Small 18 J. Turnbull 19 N. Sannholm 20 S. Playfair 21 R. Dintinosante 22 C. Taylor 23 M . Gray 24 L . Richardson 25 J. Szeremeta 26 H. McDermott 27 A. Nield 28 L . Enright 29 P. Smith 30 D. Mutton 31 C. Bassett 32 M . Natoli 33 S. Dean 34 S. Lorenzini 35 L . O'Connell 36 D. Playfair 37 T. Thompson 38 J. Redfern 39 A. Hopgood 40 M . Smith 41 T. Prior 42 M . Vanpoetere n 43 L . Ferr al 44 S Yin 45 D. Boyd 46 D. Nasrallah 47 J. King 48 D. Rybicki 49 G . Bell 50 T. Nasrallah 51 J. Bott 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

E Coach : Doug Seal Res.Coach : A Parris I J . Prior 2 S . Yates 4 W. Thompson 5 D . Bon e 6 A . Tehan 7 P. Robertson 8 N . Bone 9 J . Matthews 10 P. Tsokas 71 G. Chivers 12 A . Parris 13 D . Tulloch 14 A . Wilke 15 B . Wolnize r 16 S . Smit h 17 C . Darbyy 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 34 S . Lambropoulos 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 . Schneide r 46 A . Humphrey 47 C . Morivitis 48 A . Morivitis 49 B . Touriganis 50 D . Glove r 53 A . Boyd 60 D . Horvath

Coach : John Matth Res Coach : Colin McDo r 1 S. Conle y 2 M . Mau d 3 C. Tucker 4 T. O'Neill 5 P. Manue l 6 T. Healy 7 P. Rowle y 8 J . Shuttlewort h 9 E. Heal 10 P. Lee y 11 D. Valkani s 12 L. HuII-Brown 13 S. Narkiewic z 14 P. Flyn n 15 J . Curti n 16 P. Harris 17 S. Morri s 18 B. Hall 19 D. Woo d 21 N. Blainey 22 N. Shuttieworth 23 D. Ryan 24 B. Frew 25 J . Frisin a 26 P. Camero n 27 J . Finlayson 28 S . Matthews 29 C. Hockin g 30 M . Sloan 31 T. Lupton 32 L. Pearce 33 S . McGowa n 34 B. Joyce 35 M . Serafin i 36 C. Zeegers 37 P. Cotte r 38 R. Peoples 39 M . Ebbage 40 P. Marti n 41 C. McDonal d 42 B. Martin 43 A. Shemshedi n 44 A. Pace 45 A. lacouangel o 46 M . tacauangel o 47 B. Waters 48 R. Toogood 49 Matt Sloan 50 N. Clark 51 D. Pearce 52 S . Sampso n 53 M . Chazan 54 E . Newbold 55 J . Healy 56 S . Saunders 57 A. Cont i 58 T. Memhet 59 A. Falkers 60 J . Aboueid 61 M . Anderso n 62 P. Merory 63 J . Crappe r 64 M . Miglio n l 66 J . Rivott-Min s 67 G. Stephen s 68 F. Yaghmoo r 69 J . Mazocca 70 K. Wise 71 A. Pearce 72 K. Maghamez 73 D. Dummett 74 S . Hall 78 C. Brown

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OG coach Michael Lockman said that his young team was out-muscled the last time these teams met but stressed that his side had improved dramatically since April . With West Brunsmiek's best defender Stuart Henderson out injured (knee), OG and Michael Vicker-Willis look set for a fruitful day . Old Carey and Williamstown battle for third spot in what promises to be an enthralling contest. OC coach Glenn Taylor said he was "really looking forward to the clash" and identified Dave Lee as a player he needed to nullifv. "Dave Lee is a class act, there's no doubt about that," he said . Wil :iamstown coach Dene McLeod said that OC would be "hard to beat" . The CYivIS welcomed back ruckman Leigh Monkhorst last week but will be without star Tim Wheeler (shoulder) . If Hawthorn can overcome their woeful away record, they will be a strong chance to break their duck against La Trobe . Hawthorn coach Peter Tyson said that his team would continue to focus on the ""one-percenters" .

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~_ialn Bingen expects his side to eomforcibl v br ;u, O .~Ieigh . "I have a lot of respect for what Oakleigh ar e doing, but they won* t be competitive against us," he said . Burgen L)id"y Predicted a scoreline of twenty goals to e'_c . . Ruckman Dave Ronchi's return from injur, Al further boost the Reds' enormous confidence . Oakleigh coach Chris Moore has stressed throughout this season that the competition would see the best of Oakleigh in the second half of the season . Perhaps we might see it today? What is certain though is that Burgen's comments will have the Krushers breathing fire. Peninsula coach Julian Sill said that he would be wary of Bentleigh .

"I think Bentleigh can cause some upsets," he said . "They"ve got some handy firepower up there when they get the footy and we know they've been able to kick some pretty good scores . "

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Bentleigh - congratulates Adam Henry on playing 100 games . Adam is one of Bentleigh's young guns and has stood tall all season . One grab marks and a great sense for goals is what springs to mind about Adalri s play. Adam is one of the players the club sees that will lead us forward in years to come . Well done and good luck ! Peninsula O .B - congratulate Brett Cook on reaching the milestone of 100 games . The Kenyan came to the Pirates in 1997 from Karingal F .C and has proved a reliable, hardworking midfielder who racks up plenty of possessions through his relentless running . Respected by his peers, Cook-y's fitness regime is an inspiration to all at Pirateland- With his outgoing personality and natural wit, a career in stand up comedy beckons, then again we could have him confused with the next number on the Pirates' list .

TODAY'S IL ES D2 SE CT I O N West Brunswick v Old Geelong Old Carey v Williamstown CY?vIS La Trobe Uni v Hawthorn Amateur s Fitzroy Reds v Oakleigh Bentleigh v Peninsula 0 B

2 0.9 __.10(154) BRU°.2;;'71C: : 0.1 3 .4 3 .6 6 .14150) Peninsula O-B:'v .Claringbold 7, Maclean 4. Davis 3 . T.Prendergast 2, Toinasi 2, Pownep . Murphy. S .Prendergast. Growcott, Crean. Best- Maclean, Davis . N.Ctarnngbold . Kent, Toraca- Murphy. W.Bnmsssiek: Haysey 2 . Batters, O'Brien . Maguire, Siebrand. Best: Bailey, Ward, Hamilton . Brookshaw, West, Haysey . Umpires: Peter Griffiths (F) Oil) CAREY 10.2 15.4 17 .10 19 .131127) OLD GEEI.ONG 5.2 7.4 8 .7 14.11I95) Old Carey : Everett 5. White 4 . Collins 3. Cohen 3 . Munro, Angus. Pattenden. Mcqueen Parton Best : Angus. Graham, Everett, Detarcz}7tski . ^ta)ton, Hall Old Geelong: Vickers-Willis 6, Perrin 3. Hope-Johnson 2 . Salter 2, Fairbairn Best: Goldsworthy . Betts T. Lan-scell, Hope-Johnson, Bayles E . Griffiths Umpires : Daniel Dinneen David D'Altera (F) Christian Schaefer Lucas Brass (B) Craig Arnol Steven Ptperno {G ) pNB,LiAIdSTOWN cYfYS 5.4 12 .6 17.9 20.13(133) LA. 1ROBE tINI 1 .3 4 .5 5.7 9.8462) No details received Umpires: Chris Stevens 1F) Ryan Place Michael Car.ullerl (B) Deliver Melder Jose Talavera (G )

HAWTHORN 1 .1 2.4 4.8 8.84561 FTT'ZROY REDS 3 .7 6 .9 12.15 17.17(119) Hawthorn; Goals- Phillips 2. Neville 2. Dawson- Saulle- Ogge . Lautetta Best : Saulle, West . Lauletta . Hicks. Reed Fitzroy Reds: Goals- Torriese 6 . Ranitns 5, Murphy 2 . SuitllFart 2 . L Byrne, Lee Best- Clarke, Curtis. L Byrne, Rawlins, Murphy, D Baker Umpires : Alan Ladd Santo Caruso (F) OBRI EIGH 1 .2 3.5 7.6 10.7(67) 9.3 12.8 17.12 22 .141146) BENTLEIGH Oakidgh : Bromley 5 Dalton A .Kltts S .Kltts Kokkmos MacKenzie Best Bronilev Holde S .Kitts A. Kitts Tolley Britt Bentleigh: Grace 7 Eyles 5 Robertson 3 Henrv 2 Ireson Clark Handlleld Sice Best Scanlon Grace Eyles Perrone Robertson Reid Umpire: Adam Conques t D2 RESERVE PENINSULA O.B. 4 .5 7 .7 13 .11 15.141104) W.BRUNSWICK 0.3 2 .4 2 .4 4-7 .(31) Peninsula O.B: Brennan 4, JAtch6son 3, T.Cogtlati 2, Cannon, A.Parsons, S.Clartngbotd, Haley . Warner, Go(dthorp. Best: Cannon, A .Parsons, McMalton, Cook, J .AtchLson . Warner . W,Bnm.gwic.k: Muir. A.Thompcon, D .Rudd, Russell . Best: Sutherland, Heppell, McManus . Brooks. Williamson, Tobin. OLD CAREY 0 .0 2.2 3.5 5.6(36) OLD GEEI.ONG 4 .6 6 .8 10.14 14.16(l00) Old Carey: Hardy 2, Konstannnidts, Wood A, Drake Best : Graham P . Drever . Konstantirlldis, Drake. Andrews, Shrives Old Geelong : Slattery 4, Strauch 2, Ardlie 2 . DhIDon . Allen . Kilpatrick . Grills, Avery. Carey Best Malpas, Stevens, Avery . Slattery, Makin- Jaugletts WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 5 .4 8.7 10.12 14.151991 LA TROBE Uh1 3 .2 5.6 7.6 11 .8(74 ) No Details rece ived HAWTHORN

1 .2 3.3 4.4 5.9( 39) 4.5 7 .9 9 .14 15.19i 109) FTCLROY REDS Hawthorn: Goals: Tv =on 3. Rutcka 2 Best : Hotuenau, Rtuic'ria. Chepa . . .. 4. C . . -.-ro . , >er .:. CrKeit . Jacks . f,-soy Fletcher. Oa~k. i . OAKI,EIGH 23 4.3 6.3 8 .6(54) BENTLEIGH 3 .3 4.6 7.9 7 .11(53) Oakleigb: Hunt 3 Ogilvie 2 Redford 2 Short Best Rt2tt Hunt Comtellan Redford Evans Lucas Bentleigh: Wang 2 Gallo Kophschirdski Sampson Vivona tV9thutgton Best Richards Ferguson Vicona Banks Sainson Gol d

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Coach : Paul Dimatt ina Assistant: Steve Grace Res. Coach: Steve Hail 1 C. Sharp 2 D. Ferguson 3 A. Pittito

C : ai ?c.-Gen Âťes. ~ aacn : Darren Kane Club ifl Coach : Greg Box 1 D . Hannam 2a B . Holderhead 2b A. Walsh 3 S. Dicynedetto 5 R Diaccg' crgis 7a S . An d rew 7b L. Byrne 8 A. Byrne 9a H . Fletcher 9b C . Prior 10 A. Urbanic 11 B. Athert on 13a A Dawson 13b S. Pidotto 14 T. Clarke 16 G . Crane 17 B. Lee 18 M . Baker 19a C. Andrew 20 T. Mitchell 21 C. Meighen 22 C. Sullivan ~ 23b M . Camellen 23b D. Knowles 24 A. Parsons 26 C. Temperley 27 J . Tornes e ~9 V. ~Cahill , 30 C. `itt'e 31 P Crowe 32 A . Grant 33 S . Drury 34 S . Herceg 36 t i . Reeves 38 A . George 40 G. Bence 42 I . McBurney 45 J . Bennie 46 D . Timm 51 J. Rawlins 53 S. AddicoB

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5 M . Eyles 6 R. Webe r 7 J . Robertson 8 J . Handfield 9 I . Jackson 10 A. Henry 11 D. Ma rtin 12 N. Aitken 14 B . Reid 15 S . Grace 16 L. Airey 17 C. Ma rtin 18 S . Adaway 18aM . Walker 19 B . Clark 20 R . Fishlock 21 A . Graham 22 A . Smith 23 G. McFarlane 24 L. Holmesby 25 D . Gold 26 B . Padgham 27 J. Seeley 28 M. McCulloch 29 H . McKenzie 30 A. Miksad 30aD . Ko dschinski 31 S. Craven 32 A. Strauch 33 P. Withington 34 M . Fine 35 L. Ireson (C) 36 M . Backman 37 P. Hutchison 38 G . Beatt ie 39 G . Prigg 40 J . Harbottle

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56 C . Quinn 57 R . Rome 61 G . Virt ue 62 N . Auden 67 R . Holderhead 73 J . Bare 75 B. Pollard 76 D. Curt is 77 A. Grillo 97 D. Ronchi

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 55 G . Richards 56 C . Aitken 57 A. Cantsiliens 58 T. Caterson 59 S . Kennedy 60 R. 61 Perrone

1 A. Collins 2 G . Broadley 3a A. Kno tt 3b N. Patterson 4a S . Stevens 4b B . Glover 5a S . Avery 5b T. Kerr 6a P. Avery 7 C. Alexander 8 J . Car 9il ; 9 R .Ogge 10 P. Orchard 11 M . Pollock 12b A. Tsoumbaris 13a J.Murphy 13b J. Povey 14a D. Lauletta 14b T. Fitzpatrick 15 M. Tyson 1 6 C . Reed 17 B. Ruzicka 18 P. Phillips 19 J. Law 20 S. Parke r 21 K. Brockman 22 C . Habe l 23 L Collins 24 J. Jackomonis 25 M. Zaverella 26 N . Hayes 27 R . Lord 28 T. Crivelli 29 P. Barke r ' 30 3 1 32 33 P. Stroud 34 R. Johnston 35 S . Davies 36 A. West 37 M . Daou 38 B . Bruns 39 G . Carle 40 P. Rossi tt o 41 J . Bogie 42 D. McGlenchy 43 I . Chaps 44 B .AIIder

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45 B . Mountai n 46 T. 0'Hanlon 47 D . Lahitt 48 A . Brick 49 N . Tierney 50 J. Gourley 51 S. Signorini 52 C . Frost 53 M. Preston 54 J. Ber 55 A. Sa e 56 M. Coglan 57 B. Collins 58 T. Dixon 59 A. Doyle 60 G . Saddington 61 M . Gray 62 A. Johnse n 63 D. Kealy 64 N. Kud weh 65 G. Lilywhite 66 C. Lorenz 67 S . McDonald 68 PNikoloau 69 T. Papamarkov 70 A . Patton

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Coach: Tony Crisafulli Res : David Huffe r 1 P.Morton 2 S .Fredrickso n 3 D. Sheldrick 4 N.Dunne 5 S .Adamswaite 6 M.Watson 7 S .Burke B M.Corrent; 9 LWalker 10 S .Davis 11 D .Hams 11 A .Murray 13 P.Moon 15 S .Brooks 1 6 A .Brennan 17 J .Brodie 18 A .Hewitt 19 S.White 20 A. Murphy 21 D .Edmunds 22 S.Wilcock 23 S.Craig 24 S.Edwards 25 M.Fanning S. Pruscin o 28 C .Ress 29 A.Randeli 30 J.Smith 31 R .Mann 32 S.Gemmola 36 T.Mawdsley 40 R .Slater 42 D. Gleeson 43 A.Poulton 44 S.Linehan 45 D.McMeeki n 47 A.Samson 50 K.Hopkms 55 ACummin s 5S J .Nield g 57 A.Woolmer 63 J .Laidlaw 70 J .Dumaresq 75 S .Gelle rt A.Baille R .Baker A .Bentan S .Bl and C .Bowden T.Bullen S .Clifford B .Clutterbuck M .Cotsopoulos H .Davies

N .Dejanowc M.Donohue T.Dugga n S .Dumsa d y J. Elliott J.Eyre P.Farrant C .Franas D .Gilmour J. Griffin D.Hill os D.Hu ffe rng S.Jackson D.Kenfson C.Knee B .Launikoni sJ .Levy PUas T.Li htfoot A.Ma n n P.Marozzi M MclNaamara r B .O'Connor X .0-Donnell S .OToo!e

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Coach: Chris Moor e Res . Coach: Pat McKenna 1 S . Band o 2 A . Bloomfield 3 D . MacKenzie (VC) 4 B . Varkatzo s 5 C . Kokkino s 7 M. Short 8 R . Marshall 9 J. Moutis 10 R . Mitchel l 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. Connella n 19 R. Keating 20 J. Tolley 21 A. Perdikomatis 22 S . Ea r 23 J . Kerley 24 S . Kitts 25 C. Marshall 26 A . Kitts {VC) 27 G. Smit h 28 B . Anderso n 29 D . Sowersby 30 P. Holden 31 T. Bromley (C) 32 J . Brown 33 M . Clar k 34 B. Evans 35 R . Nusk e 36 M. Ryan 37 P. TorpeY 38 S. Cammiss 39 A. Mulhollan d 40 J. Gaa l 41 M . Cash 42 S. Dalton 43 P. Lucas

44 N. Smit h 45 G . Chapma n 46 B. Nguyen 47 M . Stevenson 48 A. McKenzi e 49 S. Collin s 50 J . Cain 51 L. Kenned y 52 C. Cooke 53 T. Hun t 54 0. Parto n 55 A . Gook 56 J . Page 57 B . Wouters z 58 E . Benne tt 59 P. Ciavarell a 60 S . Clark e 63 A . Ju ry 64 M. Ogilvie

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Q2 Section OLD CAREY Coach : Glenn Taylor Res Paul Montgomery C. Angus (c) 2 D. Faelis (vc) 3 M . Cohe n 4 D . James 5 P. Konstantinidis 6 C . Campbell (c) 7 R . Oppy (vc) 8 M. Cann 9 B. Andrews 10 K. Shrives 11 N . Everett 12 C . Davey 13 B. Hutchison 14 M . Mahon 15 N. Bull 16 R. Graham 17 A. Parton 18 B. Chiuchiarelli 19 T. Wood 19 P. Drake (Cr . Raftopoulo)20J s 21 T. Collins 22 C. Battle 23 C. Pattenden 24 P. Unkles 25 L. Chiuchiarelli (vcr) 26 A . Wood 28 D. Biondo 29 C . Munro 30 A . Guerra 31 J . Ward 32 P. Graham 33 N . England 34 H . Thomas 35 S. Hardy 36 S. Wood 37 S. Jessup 38 L . Guerra (vcr) 39 C . O'Reilly 40 S. Angus 41 A. Gates (Cr . Busse )42P 43 D. Joyce 44 N . Detarczynski 45 T Bull 46 H. Giannikos 50 J. White 51 R. Hall 55 J. Boag 58 J . Boncher 59 C. Mason 62 P. Tompkins 64 C. Smith 65 D. Eisner 67 C. Hickey 68 S . Hart 69 0. Winchester 70 J . Marshall 71 S . Feehan 74 S . Mees 75 C . Smith 76 D . Grinzi 77 B . Spedding 82 D . Paul

OLD GEELONG

Coach: Michael Lockman Res: Ben Dunn 1 S . Maloney 2 S. McMahon 3 J. Fitzclarence 4 C . Sticnchcombe 5 M. Vickers-Willis 6 J. Bell 7 J. Paul 8 T. Seymour 9 D . Satter 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 . Lansdeli 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 37 T. Betts 38 M . Leslie 39 S. Clarke 40 H . Legoe 41 P. Winter 42 A. Kettl e 43 D . O 'Brie n 44 A. Dhillon 45 S. Morgan 46 L . Knight 47 M. Strauch 48 S, Greed 49 S. Grffiths 50 L .Teague 51 J . Kilpatrick 52 J. Legoe 53 T Bayles 54 T. Daniel 55 D. Harris 56 A. Meek 57 J . Huxter 58 B. Brueren 59 D. Brueren 60 A. Southey 61 A. Holmes 62 J . Morley 63 D. Huggins 64 X . Fitzgerald 65 A. McLachla n 66 R. Merrima n 67 T. de Steige r 68 H . Brownin g 69 T. Mayhal l 70 J . Col e 75 P. Jame s 76 H . Peck 77 C. Pritchard

PEN I NSULA 0 B Coach : Julian Sill Res. Coach: Brian Cronin 1 S. Parsons 2 A. Parsons 3 M . Goldihorp 4 E. Bowen 5 N. Kent 6 M . Warner 7 S . Murray 8 P. Angusy 9 M . Dentry 9 P. Krohn (res.) 10 A. Haley 11 J . Sill 12 S . Ferguson 13 B . Cook 14 S . White 15 J . Davis 16 S . Claringbold 17 J . Coghlan 18 M . Merrick 18 J. Whelan (res.) 19 A . McKinstry 20 S . Prendergast 21 A . Teelow 22 A. Atchison (C) 23 R . Powney 24 T. Prendergast 25 J. Atchison 26 A. Murphy 27 S. Payze , 28 B. Taylor 29 S. Torossi 30 A. Crean 31 B. Grant 32 B. Uuzzf 33 R . Stainforth 34 M. Falkiner 35 T. Trewhitt 36 N . Claringbold 37 J. Growcott 38 T. Coghlan 39 S. Barber 40 B. Mitchell 41 A. Vidotto 42 M . Barron 43 B. Dunne 44 C. Maclean 45 L. Prendergast 46 D. Brennan 47 L. Palmer 48 G . Lethbridge 49 A. Minchin 50 P. Arnold 51 L. Gilder 52 J . Zarb 53 S . Jay 54 D. Porra 55 R. Cannon 56 A . Tunks 57 S . Smith 58 P. Mangan 59 S . Foss 60 S . McMahon 69 J . Mui r

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;oach: r e Macleo d C( h : Cameron McKenzie 2 J . Buttigie g 1 M Drain 1A Hamilton 3 D .Wouda 2 P. Hamilton 4 S . Wuchatsch 3 G . Heppeli 5 T. Wheeler 4 C. Lehmann 6 N . Grant 5 A . Cannane 6 D . Griev e 6 S . Pietsch 7 B, Robinson S . Benjamin B. Hann 8 P. Batters 9 M 9 A . Morphet 10 B. Cock s 10 S . Byme 11 H . Bailey 11 B. Twist 12 B, Clarke 12 A. Featherston 13 M . Ritchi e 13 A. Mackley 14 P. Norman 14 J. Wyatt 15 U" Js 15 J. linha m 16 P. r uire 16 S. Ph-miste r 17 R 1 ?7 M . Kenned y 18 M 18 D. Oldham 19 iv'_ . S ;r: .. ., . . 19 S. Barlow 20 T. Ho, i 21 S. ` : zNarr s a 19 P. Dervan 22 A. Ste, : " 20 P. Geraghty 23 G . Lec 21 L M19onkhu st 24 '- '-i 22 J . McCutcheo n 25 J." ~a an d 23 B . Joseph 26 R . B_ iamm 24 C. Pach 27 D. D, ato 25 G . Burges s 28 J, yxa 25 P. Thomson 29 C. Sheedy ;`l 26 D. Lee 30 M . Lewis 31 S. Edwards 27 B . Grant 32 M . Carmichael 28 A . Kosmatos 33 T. Thompson 29 B . Giffin 3째 1 . Tvry ord 30 Kirk Dowsey 35 D. Jelbart 31 C . Gauci 36 S. Camrbq i 32 A . McCutcheon 37 T. Der % 33 T. Boz 38 S. D 34 B . Jones 39 R 40 R. _aker

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36 M . Imms 37 B . Hynes 38 J. Hynes 39 A. Carte r 40 S. Jamieso n 41 A. McKenzie 42 D . Elia s 43 C . Pacb 44 M. Manning 45 J. Digrazia 46 M. Sim e 47 B. Koc h 48 M, O ' Flyn n 49 J. Robinson 50 A. Sm ra s 51 M . Saunders 52 B. Jones 53 J. Street 54 P. Tirchett 55 R. Nisbet 69 S . Freeman

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Original and pink copy must be lodged with umpire - no later than half time of any match . Each player must sign the brlginal clearly beside name which must show first and surname . Blue copy must be handed to opposition captain at toss of coin .

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Each section's Amateur Footballer scribe to select his Team of the Year (after round 78) .

~ Each section -~ coaches to vote on the ~Ivi'ost Valuable Plavers for his section . a coates and Wreckair statuette at th e

evening,

hope he opened up at the Tennis Court end . Old Hailevburv, two games out of the four, slaughtered Old Xaverians (3rd) by 12 9 points . g by Q scores were : Old Hail . 6 .10 10 .13 16 .25 22 .28 O1dXav .1 .32 .33 .74 . 7

Second and third placed in A . St Ber=.iards and old Melburnians met at Aberfeldie with a lot at stake . The home side led all day and then withstood a desperate last five minutes by O .M's to win 13 .10 to 12 .11 . Best were A.Merrington, T .Harvey, V.Comito . A . Brebner (St B's) and Boyd. Miller . Aubrey. Holme (O .M's). Old Haileyburyâ&#x20AC;˘ congratulated Mark Orton and Wayne Smith on reaching 200 games . Both are former premiership players . club B&F winners and have given fantastic service over the vears to the club . Old Paradians in B with a 4/5 record met top team Old Trinity 9 / 1 and caused the upset of the round . In a tight defensive battle, only 11 goals were scored all day . Old Trinity had plenty of chances in the final term but inaccuracy by the O .T's and a desperate O .P defence saw the home team win 6 .9(45) to 5 .12(42) . Best were Pannam, Holland, Joyce (Old P) and Ramsden . Burrows, Beardsley (Old T) .

What happened to the Xavs? In the reserves OH scored its first win of the season when they beat OX (2nd) by 5 goals, 13 .6 to 7 .12 . Best in the seniors were David Connell, Rae, Rowe, Phillips, Thiessen, Borg . Executive chairman of football, Andrew Langford-Jones wrote a hard hitting editorial 'Winning is not ever thing or the only thing' .

In heavy conditions Colle ions hung on to fifth place and scored an upset win with a Keith Parsons goal only half a minute from time against leaders Ormond . It was a tight game at the Trott which has never been a good hunting ground for the 'Monds . In fact they have left there a few times without the points and physically sore . Best were K. Parsons (4 goals), Lemon . Griffiths and Williams (Coll) and M . McDonald, Taylor, Gilmore (Orin) . After 11 games three senior teams were undefeated . Kew (B), Banyule (C), and La Trobe University (F) . It was a double for La Trobe as their reserves were also undefeated .

Undefeated teams after round 11 were Old Camberwell (E Blue Reserves) Old Xaverians (Club XVIII(1) (2) Old Xaverians (UI9 S 1) and Whitefriars (U19 S 2) . Leading goalKickers after Round 11 were (A) Vassallo (St Bernards) 52 (B) Stickland (Old Trinity) 47 .(A) Power (H Rovers) 71 . (C) Perry (Southbank) 52, (E Blue) A .Inkster(Old C'well) 78, (E White) Spencer (Old Carey) 58, (F) Gilchrist (Monash Gryphons) 56 . (U 19 1) Britten (Co ll) 30.(U19 2) Passador (Old Trinity) 67, (U19 2 Blue) L.Taylor ( .'.`HSOB) 71 U19(2) Red Welch (Warringai) 55 .

Banvule may have been a bit lucky to keep the record intact as they only got home by 5 points from Old Haileybury whose ordinary kicking really let them down. Final scores were 12 .10 to 12 .5 with the best . Foster, Gray, Mooney (Bany .) and Walden . Phillips . Gerny (Old H .).

Columnist In c 'Rover", in a late night lapse ofjudgc :uen t put himself on record to pick A .B .C Medallists as follo;rs: A : Steve Brazil (NOB) . Andrew Allibon (0 . Trin), Wayne Carey (St Berns .) . B : Adam Ryder (Marc.). John Gilliam (Ban), Rob Lawson (Fawk). C : Leo Panjari (Park), Pat Green (Mazenod) . Nigel Brohier (Caulf. Gramm).

That distinguished umpire and adviser Benny Goodman finally confessed that he had reached the old age of 40 . (Really . Benny you look younger now than when you were 30) .

The senior team that was successful in Adelaide was as follows : - Rob Fuller (Old Scotch) (C). Andrew Jobling (Orm) (VC), Robert Gross (St Kevins), Robert Lawson (Fawk). Brett Mahoney (De La), Trevor Spencer (St Bern) . Andrew Allibon (Old Trinity), Nick Sebo (Ormond) . Andrew Pryor (Old Brighton) . Scott Teal (Old Melb) . Bruno Conti (NOB). Paul Motion (Therry), Steve Brazil ( NOB), Wayne Carey (St Bern), Brett Connell (Ormond), Luke Gollant (St Bern), Matthew Bourke (Old Xavs) . Micah Berry (Old Melb .), Peter Thiessen (Old Hail .) . Mark Brady (St Kevins) . Dale Tapping (Old Xav) .

'D' Section coaches were Max McColl (Bulleen United) . Gary Rosewarne (Elsternv eki, Ian Rice (Hampton Rovers), David Bellette (North Brunswick) . Terry Rossiter (Old Camberwell), Ken Bremner (State Bank) and Les White (West Brun= .viek). Who coached AJA'_'

North Old B congratulated stalwarts Gary "Gus" Carroll & Paul Considine on 100 games . Great plarers f~r their club, the two had also been consistent selections in the state side . AJAX's Julian Wiener . a member of the club's 1975 premiership team, also reached 100 games, Julian had also attained the heights as a test cricketer for Australia. Ron Ling, captain of Bulleen Templestowe . reached 150 2ames. Ron . an inspiring leader, was a member of the club's 1978 and 1979 --emiership teams .

Amongst the milestones . Old Ivanhoe wish to congratulate John "A.loha" Stevens on his 50th game - a flamboyant style both on and off the field (John later became a star for the Sydney Swans N.R.) . Umpires' Corner celebrated the youngest ever 'A' Section Goal Umpire appoin+ment . 17 year old Gordon "Snake" Chalmers) . The Umpires Appointment Board showed sensitivity in appointing him to Ormond for his big day . I 34

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runes to FIT captain Rob Carr . and to .4' Section 1!„t, umpire, Cliff Mead . es to Roger Gerny (Old Haileybury) - Club's Bes t

irest in Under 19 premiership year, 1978, an d

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, represented the state in the CDEF with distinction o n off the field, as a speedy rover and half forward . Blues congratulated Graeme Coleman on reachin g ,_unes as timekeeper, spread over many seasons Mt h Glues and Caulfield Grammarians . - Brunswick saluted Bob Green, little in stature, bu t ;t heart, on setting a new club record of 279 games .

d teams . De La and Collegians battled it out in rain an ,id De La led 6 .2 to 2.3 at half time, and althoug h ,-ing only 2points in the second half. held on to win by

ames to Ray King, St Bernards 4 times winner of most determined player trophy, and state representative in 1977-78, and to tenacious De La Sall e player Michael Bourke . t3itherto undefeated "C" Section leader St Kilda CBCOC ~ere overrun by AJAX who triumphed by 10 goals . . Acking 10 .11 to 4 .3 in the second half . Lemish (5 goals) ~egal, M . Ritterman (AJAX) . and Kay, White, Jennings (St ii lda) were best . }ld Carey (C) won their first game when they defeated tiurd place Old Brighton - 5 goals down at half time, they hed 12 .7 to 5 .4 in the second half with best. Michael oke, Wiseman, Bryan (Old Carey) and Shepherd . ,c ,9vr . Paroission (Old Brighton) . Old Geelong moved back into the 'E' Section four with a strong final term against North Brunswick . Hunter (9 ,nals) . Ross-Edwards . Sheahan (Old Geelong) and ! lughes, J . Fox (N . Bruns) were best .

:.,,'.ueld Granum:jr : .ns staged a rc~ival of form to bea t ,- )burg by 51 points in the main game as the week before the failed miserabh to St Bernards an d lost their place in the four . Best were G ri ffiths . McNicol, Morphett (Caul .Gramm) and Warle, Clark, Hibbard (Coburg) . Power House (C) crashed against St Kilda CBCOC by 19 points but held their place in the four . Top goalkickers were (A) G . Fletcher ( C . Gramm .). 31 : (B) kleCrohan ( ROB) 43 : ( C) Calleja ( St Kilda) 43 : ( D) tVayman (Alphington 42 . (E) Rosewarne ( Elsternwick) 47 and (F) Thomas ( Fawkner) 22 . Second bottom in B' . MHSOB after trailing second top team . Old Trinity by 46 points- kicked 9 .4 to 3 .3 in the last quarter to .00 down by I! points . R . Harley (7), Silberberg and J . Woods led the M HSOB revival with S . Emerson. Weir and Johnston best for Old Trinity. Umpires Association continued their hea vy social nights by folloxving up Dinner Dance at Eliza's with next outing: Fight Night" with HSV 7 Ringside. Assumption OC. in telling their club history paid tribute to the great work of Des Tchan and Matt Byrne . to Norm Nugent . Club Secretary since formation 1963 and to the three Presidents . Frank De Neefe, Adrian O'Keefe and Maurice Beaumont who had seen the club rise from 'E' section to 'B' Section. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2003

150 games to two prominent players - Ken Rowse (Ormond) and Peter Dryden (Caul . Gramm .) . It was a day for crashes . Ormond lost their first game for the season down by one point to De La Salle who were now level in 'B' Section in second place with Monash . UHSOB, Ivanhoe and Geelong . De La's coach . Peter McCormick, was overseas and their press correspondent doubted if 'stand in' coach Jim Hawkins, flushed with success, would give the job back . Best were Clastowski, Janson, Whitelaw (De La) and Ladd. Ferrier and Moran for Ormond . Footscrav Tech . also went down for the first time - by 10 goals to Old Geelong who moved into second place in 'C' Section .

AMP Society scraped home by 2 points from Old Ivanhoe in 'E' Section and were now the only undefeated senior team . 'A' Section umpires were Hagarty . Mason . Pringle. Sharpe and G . Thomas . 'D' Section coaches were Darrell Cranch (Old Hailey), Tony Bull (SSB) . Frank Clarke (Toor-Malv), George rice (Parkside), Bryan Harding (Assumption) . John Boyle (Brunswick) . Ken Kenny (Fairfield) . Bert Gaudion (National Bank) and Ross Oakley (St Kevins OB) . Who coached AJAX 11

A record crov:d `or a home and home matc .". ,! Olympic Park saw a i : .rilhng finish between 'A' Secuon teadcrs, Collegians and Old Xaverians with Collegians finishing four points in front and holding on to top place . Collegians 25 points down at half time, kicked 6 .3 to 2 .1 in a blistering third quarter . The lead changed several times in the final quarter w1±h Old X attacking as the siren blew. Mansfield . L . Hibbins and Unkenstein (Coll) and Callen. Greenway and Johnston (Old X) were best . Old Geelong Grammarians hung on to their place in the 'B' section four when MHSOB failed by a point to overhaul OGG's last change lead of 33 points . Best were Laird, J. Stephen and David Lee (OGG) and Jocka Nelson . Geoff Paul and Scott (,'vIHSOB) . In the battle of top 'C' section teams De La outlasted Parkside to win by 23 points with B . Teague, Nesbitt, Watts (De La) and Billington . Kiff and Dempster (Parkside) best . Johnny Neeson. Ivanhoe B&F in 1957, played his 100th game. Congratulations went to Brian Roet . Roger Vines, Leo Hart . Denham Grierson . David Shaw . John and Michael Winneke . Dick Reeve and lan Murray who gained selection in combined Australian Universities team . QUIZ: Three went on to play in L'FL Premiership teams . two have becom° judges, and one an AFL Commissioner . Can you name :-em?

Ja(L Br.,, ;Ormond Coach) made a comeback and led his tea :r. to an unexpected victory against Coburg . Others to star were Eric Donaldson and Joe Sheehan . Universitv Blues (9 .4; defeated Parkside (8 .8) to score their seventh win and join Old Xaverians. Comm . Bank and Balwyn in the fight for third and fourth positions in 'B' section, Brunswick and Parkside were on top with 9 ts.'in5.

ANSGirERS: 1958 Brian Roet (Melb . 1964) David Shaw (Ess. 1962 & 65) and John Winneke (Hawthorn 1961) . Leo Hart and John Gvinneke are judges . David Shaw became an AFL Commissioner. 35

A couple of interesting results to keep the competition hot amongst all the teams . No team s

yet look certain of finals or being relegated . May the drama and tension continue . PREV I EW Elsternwick play host to Syndal Tally Ho in a game laden with plenty of incentive for both teams . The Wicks of course are looking to escape from the basement, while Svndal are looking to enhance their final's chances . The Synners have quietly sneaked into fourth spot, and with the current form of veterans such as Cachia, Rutter and Merest, I fancy them to be too good for Elsternwick today . Syndal to win . South Melbourne Districts welcome Werribee to Lindsay Hassett Oval with both sides looking to improve their finals prospects . Both teams have been mid-table for some time lately, and this may well be seen as a golden opportunity to break into the four, or at least improve their credentials . Werribee's defence, lauded so much earlier in the season, has lost some of its lustre, although certain individual performers continue to please . However, I feel that the Bloods can do enough today to get over the line. South for mine . Kew an d Power House meet at Victoria Park in a relegation scrap, and I'm sure both teams will fancy their chances . Although the Piranhas are momentarily out of the drop zone after their fantastic win last week, they must continue that form to avoid the relegation whirlpool . Kew have had some good individual performers such as Cullen, Tinetti and McKerrow, as a collective they've not been able to string together four quarters of football often enough to be more of a player of the D3 scene . In a toss of the coin, I've gone for Power House to win .

The top two battle it out at St . James Park as Swinburne University clash with Rupertswood . Both teams are coming off disappointing losses, and while the Razorbacks are three games clear at the top, their loss last week would have given them a right shake up. Rupo, on the other hand, after having second spot to themselves for some time, are in real danger of dropping down, and depending on other results, could well find themselves out of the four . Both teams will need to be at the top of their game, and need to play four

full quarters of footy . Hard to call, but I'll tip Swinny to return to the winner's circle todav . St . John's OC make the trip up the Prine, ; Highway to take on rivals Monash GryP_, ons . These teams have had some great contests over t] ., years, and I don't expect today to be any different Although we won't get to see the classic Koppen, versus Grady match up in the ruck, oth, ; midfield/on-ball duels may well be the decishu factor today, with the Gryphs duo of Bourbon and Flowerday likely to square up against the pair oE JOCs in Emery and Rynquist . In what should be an entertaining contest, I'll go for Monash to win, just .

SOCLU NOTE S Elsternwick hold their Trivia Night on 5 July at The Elsternwick Club . Entry $15 . Contact Todd Hartley on 9708 5622 for further details . On 12 July is the past players' day at Sportscover Oval in the Umpires Room . Cost is $20 donation, lunch and drinks supplied . Further details are available from Paul Mahony on 0418 993 557 . Finallv, Sunday 27 July is the day of the $1000 draw . 835 per head provides alcohol, food and entertainment . Commences 12 .00 noon . Refer to Leigh Murphy on 0418 382 964 for more information . Swinburne August 2 sees the Razorbacks host their "Mystery Tribute Night" featuring guest speakers, past players and one very special award .

CEU O D3 SECTION Swinburne Murchie 6 54 Rupertswood Burrowes 2 42 Monash Gryphons Malone 1 31 Elsternwick Foster 5 30 Syndal Tally Ho Cachia 8 30 D3 Rese rve Rupertswood Jordan 0 23 Monash Gnphons A Arena 0 18 South Melbourne Dist W Rosowski 1 16 Power House D'Intino 0 15 Syndal Tally Ho Thompson 3 1 5

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,iid details are available from the club, 5hane Lee on 0418 178 423 . S,,,ndal Tilly Ho hold their an nual trivia night ant) this week ,. , ,t, j 11 to you by Shan ikas restaur lli c social rooms starting at 7pm . With plenty of

It j"I prizes up for grabs, it promises to be a big ,l j itfor the club . pftESS CORRESPONDENT S

correspondence regarding social notes, ,l,j, ,iones etc ., can be provided (ideally by 5pm to myself via fax on 9920 9097 or email ti,i .pg,Williamson@centrelink .gov.au ( work) . . Have a great VAFA weekend f ite- g (uitt "

--x- -- --ionash Gryphons - -,~"Fabulous" Phil Warren an d Tim "Nails" Gilchrist both rack up significant nlilestones this week . "Fab," a current reserves ;icc captain, reigning reserves Best and Fairest , ,,cinner, and generous club sponsor, is scheduled to play his 50th game, while "Nails," a former senior ,,ice captain, multiple club lead goal kicker, and the ) tilv Gryphon ever to win an individual VAFA award 1998 F Grade leading goalkicker) registers his 100th appearance for the Gryphons . Everyone at die Gryphons acknowledges their respective ,ontributions to the club and congratulates them both . Well done "Fab" and "Nails ." St. John's OC - acknowledge Michael "Hooters" Van Houten on playing his 100th game for the JOCs last week . Now also a commitee member, %Tichael receives the best wishes from everyone at the club, for his efforts both on and off the field . Well done "Hooters . " Swinburne - congratulate senior roving duo Luke "Nugget" Morrison and Tony "TA" Albert on recently playing their 50th games for the club . Tony has been an exceptional captain for the last nvo seasons and is a tough "in and under" player who works the packs hard all day and inspires his teammates with his work ethic, while Luke is a great hard running rover whose determination sees him rack up a huge number of possessions every week . Both guys have been active on and off the field in their time at the club . Congratulations to both Luke and Tony from everyone at the Razorbacks .

TÂŽDAY' S_ D3 SECTION Elsternwick v Syndal Tally-H o South Melb Districts v Werribee Amateurs Kew v Power House Swinburne Uni v Rupertswoo d

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c^. .tnxauc n c 4 .5 9 .8 13 .13 16.16(112 ) 4 .1 8 .3 10.3 12.10(82) ELSTF.RNWICIi St Johns: Details not received Elsternwiek : Foster 5 Hunter 3 Missaglia 3 Curtain Best Foster Missaglia Cunningham Perltins Stuchberry Curtain. Umpires: Paul Tuppen Ron Martyn (F ) SYA7DAL TALLY-HO 0.0 5.1 9.10 12 .16(88) 6.5 9.5 12 .6t78) WERRIBEE 5.3 Syndai Ta lly-Ho : Carina 8 . Ruttert 2 . D.Richardson, Henderson. Best :A .Richardson . Rutter, Carina. McKenzie, L .Hannemann, Brown Werribee : Yasar 3 . Hoffman 2, Murphy 2, Mohonay 2, Addamo . Walsh. L.Carson. Best : Tedesco, Czajwoski, L .Carson, Becker Umpires: Mitch Buxton Tim Doecke (F ) 1 .1 7 .5 8 .7 14.9{94) SOUTH MELB DISTRICTS KEW 4 .2 5 .2 8 .6 9.10(64) Sib teieib : Bell 4 Daly 3 Slade 2 Zantuck 2 Aquilla A .Hannan Maturing Best Cheevers Aquila Hannan D'Andrea Moajen Bell Kew: Cullen 4 Grimley 3 Fitzgerald Tinetti Best Cullen Tinetti Pilkington Ritchie Gill Stephens Umpires : Brendan Devlin Geoff Deveson (F ) POWER HOUSE 2 .2 9.2 10.5 10 .7(67) SWTNBURYdE 3 .1 5.2 8.4 10 .4(64) Power House: Taylor 8 . B .Dallimore 1, J .Harris I Best Taylor, B .Dallimore . D .Cooper. J.Senlor, B.Turner. J .Nichols Swinburne: Murchte 6, Higgins 1 . Morrison 1 . Murphy 1, Eager I Best: Frangiacomo, Eager, Murchie, Farrington, Fidler . Morrison Umpires: Anthony Simpson Andrew Lougheed (F) John O'Connor Andrea Mason (B) Mahalla Prasad Peter Maddocks (G ) 65 11 .9 1511 15 .17(107) RUPERTSWOOD 3.1 9.3 154 185013) MOPIASH GRUPHONS Rupertswood : Goals: King 6. Burro w s 2, Webb 2 . O'Callaghan 2 . West Finn Jordan Best : Sinnett. King. Brennan . Henry. McDonald, Collins 14ionash: Goals: G .Harrak 3, Clark 2 : Blandford 2, Pocock 2, T.Gilchrist 2 . M.Rutherford 2, Flowerday, Marks, Malone. J .Harrak, Waters. Best: Bourbon wells . Rutherford Harrack, Kent, Baxter Umpires; James Olle Max LVlttmann (F) Lisa Boccabella Luke McKay tboth RFL) (G ) D3 RESERVE ST JOHNS 0 C 6 .2 9 .2 13 .4 15 .6(96) 2 .1 5 .3 6.3 11 .6)72) ELSTERNWICK St Johns : Details not received Elsternwiek: K.Currie 3 Walker S.Currie AUie Creak Goldman Lewis Gordon Whelan Best Surman S.Currie Hartley Whelan Gordon Paley SYNDAL TALLY-HO 2.1 3.2 7.2 7 .3{45) 8.7 11 .11 15 .131103) WERRffiEE 0 .4 Syndal Tally-Ho: Thompson 3. Anderson 2 . J .Fleming, Hayes. Best: Miller. Holland . Frederick . Bircamn, Bradford. Thomas Werribee: Mercieca 4 . Marints 4, C.Alabakis, Kidd, Temuscos. D.Czajkowskl. Fuller. M .Alabakis, Djakoovic. Best: Howard, Camillerl . Fuller, M.Alabakis, Kidd, Carson SOUTH HIELB DISTRICTS 0.1 4 .7 7.7 9.9(63) KEW 3.5 3.6 4.6 6 .9145) Sth Meib: Arqurio 3 D .Thomas 2 King Rosowski McKillop Grant Best Arqurio Briglia Dowling Grant King Rosowskl . Kew: Lamana 3 Kyriakou Makis Svmes Best Bruno Giansante Gricks Burnett Carman Lantana POWERHOUSE 2 .2 2 .2 5 .4 6 .5(41) SWINBURNE 3 .2 4 .8 7 .10 12 .14(86) Power House: P.Cooper 2. P .Arnold 1, R .Marshall I, R.Owen I . B .Phillips 1 . Best A .Calma. B .Phillips . A.Brownjohn. P.Arnold, C .Pratt . P.Cooper Swinburne: Carter 4 . M.Eley 1, J .Roberts 1, Demarte 1 . Howat 1, Mallory i, Allen 1, ReYnoldson 1 . Erjavecl . Best J.Roberts, R.Kiss, J.Carter . A.Flumani, J .Ryan . Dzodz 1 .3 4.5 4.9 10 .12(72) RUPERTSWOOD 1 .2 4.3 6 .3 8 .2151) MONASH GRYPHONS Rupertswood: R. Hatty 3. T . Wilson 3, C .Certo, R . Lupa. J. McGrath, L. Tenmting . BEST: S . Page R. Hatty B . Monte, L . Temming, T. Wilson. R. Phillips. 23onash Gryphons : A . Arena 2 . P . Warren 2 . A. Clarke . C . Yanm, A. Tolongas, A . Jenkins . BEST: M . Healy, P. Holland . G. Block, P. Warren.

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5 ~a '_

6 Paul Hoffman

6 Brendan Devlin

6 Not Available

6 Dash Peiris

7 Adam Conquest

8 Mark Alexander

7 Paul Croxford

7 Alan Ladd

8 Landan Blackball

7 Sean Scully (Jnr)

8 Trevor Hansen

8 Nick Evan s

9 Mark Tavlor

9 Damien Lan e

9 Stephen Capl e

9 Santo Caruso

10 Avi Wekselman

10 Sean Scully (Snr)

10 Tristan Bowman

10 Shane Nlele

11 Luke Holmes

11 Dirk Krame r

11 Tom Haysom

11 PaulTuppen

12 Daniel Mousley

12 Mark Morrison

12 Jamie Kvins

12 Sean Rothe

14 Sharon Alger

14 Ash Hoogend-yk

i4 Michael Gilday

14 Tim Tingiri

15 Geoff Curran

15 Tim Doeck e

15 Mark Jenkins

15 Michael Sneddon

16 Peter Wood s

16 Mervyn Monty

16 Craig Brajtberg

16 Luke Moncrieff

17 Mark Gibson

17 Peter Keogh

17 Brett Horskope

17 Michael Robin s

18 Jason McNiece

18 Peter Simpson

18 Tim Sutcliffe

18 George Paleodimos

19 Steve McCarthy

19 Andrew Fyf e

19 Glenn Scotland

19 Peter Pulle n

20 John Ralph

20 Brian Woodhead

20 David D' Altera

20 Geoff Kelly

21 Patrick Maebus

21 Gaj Skandakumar

21 Nick Ryde

21 David Irons

22 Nick Fennesv

22 Chris Collins

22 Rick Love

22 David Longworth

23 Paul Dinnee n

23 Peter Griffiths

24 Miles Argali

23 Robert Sneddon

24 Graeme Hunichen

24 Leigh Dillon

25 Richard Eastwood

24 Jason Moore

25 Geoff Moor e

25 Lionel Katz

26 Brad Ranki n

25 Matthew Taylor

26 Andrew Shiels

26 Daniel Dinneen

27 Euan Lindsav

26 Patrick Coulthard

27 Matt Cox

27 Anthony Simpson

28 Leah Gallagher

27 PaulJone s

28 Paul Lamble

28 Ken McNiec e

29 Gerard Rolfs

28 Ron iviartyn

29 Chris Garcia

29 Peter Jame s

30 Simon Olive

29 Peter Liddell

30 Justin Lipso n

30 Michael Phillips

31 Rob Schuller

30 Anthony Lilley

31 Andrew Lougheed

31 Robert Semmens

33 Simon Stokes

32 Jarrod Aspinall

32 Eli Hayes

32 Anthony Damen

34 Jeremy Heffernan

34 Daniel Stephens

33 Robert Mayston

33 Michael Forde

37 David Murray

35 Dianne Whitele y

34 Graeme Morgan

34 Stephen Morgan

35 Jason Lan e

35 Troy Brooks

36 Matthew Meier

36 Phil Gluvas

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Football Umpiring - The Non-Contact Team Sport by Dianne Whitele y T:i := ;:11 S '~' C ; ~ S ..

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Pepper" Segota ec.curates his 500th game with the VAFAUA today. What a fantasti c

. His firs t As stated last we ; he began umpiring in 1978 on the boundary then promoted to field umpiring in 1979

ese rve - Clavton vs fi~Z Bank He met Tonunv Brain that day (start of a great friendshi p .)".!! During 1983 - 1985, he . He hung up his white boots in 1993 due to injuries . Put on his blac k

u ~ 1 w~th the VFL then returned to the VAFA in 1986 umpiring with his l I jz year after to continue his umpiring career behind the goal line . His most memorable moments were Q . t t'on Grand Final 198"' 'A' e ! rother Joe in 1982 : 1986 'B' section Grand Final with Colin King : 1987 lnterstate m a t h. , nK with his nephew, Colin in 1988 and the 1998 'A' Section Grand Final, Has scored ~ ~ B Section Grand Finals an d to goal umpire the last two AFL legend Games . I am i Grand Finals throughout his career . Kevin has also had the privilege s vill be uttinghis hand up fin 2003 AFL Legends game too . Off the field, he is a legend around the clubroom, support

R . Barnes, P . Mehrten, T. r'AUA 100%, loves horse racing and is a true family m an . His best VAFA players are J . Kanis, . Horuood . P.

m Ivev G Norton S Tallant and K . Fuller . His best umpires are it, Segota, C. Segota. B. Goodman, J V1eCarih G Hardimzn C King and manv more . . .list is too long . He would like to'THANK' his family - Jane. Jessic a sh for all their support over the vears . Finally, Kevin welcomes all the umpires, friends and family to join him at the TOWN i, l? TI'L ( see below) from 7 .00pm onwards to celebrate his 500th game . 'Macca' - Steve McCarthy notched up his 250th 'A' Section game last weekend . C

Gavin Roberts celebrated his 50th VAFA game, last week all on his 'ownsome' lonesome . Had to add to column because he has been such a fantastic helper for the VAFAUA Social ~ Committee .

.:^ULATIOIdS ,as to boundary umps TONY CASUSCELLI and SCOTT GAVI ; ::S for being promoted to'A' Section last week . Also, to JAMES IS, ' o has been selected in the Australian Under 19 XC Mountain Bike team . During August ! September he will be travelling ice men Switzerland to compete in the World Championship at Lugano . He will be proudly wearing the Australian team > . Gc Id Luck James. . . . hope you will bring home *gold' !

VIN MCKAY

S',GA says farewell to long serving Life Member, Kevin McKay who passed away on 20 June 2003 . Kevin umpired over 1100 of football in the VFL . VFA, VAFA and mid-week school games over a number of decades . He commenced umpiring in th e

iateurs during the 50s and was respected by his peers . the players and the clubs as a firm and fair umpire who controlled the me by his personality and by the exercise of old-fashioned common sense . He officiated in numerous grand finals and umpired us last 'A' Section Grand Final in 1967 . at the age of 46. His fitness was second to none and he was a professional running coach during the 'off season . He retired at the end of the 1969 season and the Ormond and Caulfield Grammarians clubs requested that he umpire their last round game at the Gunn Reserve . The players formed a guard of honour for him and he was presented with a ;ramed photo of him striding through the guard of honour by the clubs . He loaned it back to the Ormond club and it is believed it remains there to this day . In 1970, he became the Assistant Adviser to his great friend Max Barker and then succeeded Max in L째_ ming Adviser in 1972 after Max's retirement . Kevin's great quality as Adviser was to train and cpach each umpire according to o f :ru umpire's ability and skill . At that time there was in excess of 100 field umpires under his control and his unique skill was t

-ituate the positives and to develop the negatives so that each umpire developed to his potential . The VAFA awarded Kevin a Ger~iticate of Merit in 1976 (presented in 1977) for his services to the Association . He also served as President and in many other roles of the Umpires' Association . His final role for the Association was as the Umpires' Liaison officer for the umpires officiating at t: ,,e 1994 AAFC Carnival in Melbourne . The umpires have lost a great friend but his legacy erasts and he visited Elsternwick Park and the Gunn Reserve in the last month of his life just to check on the best umpires around - the VAFA Umpires - Philip Rowell . WHAT'S YOUR DECISION? Winner for last weeks question was Trent Carlson - Old Trinity AFC (wonder if he is any relation to Leigh Carlson - Old Trinity's coach?) . Please contact the VAFA on 9531 833 to collect your prize . The answer - free kick against the Old Xaverian runner for being in the 45 metre are while Old Scotch hackman was kicking out after scoring a point . This week's question - How many metres can a player run with the ball before he kicks, handballs or bounces the ball? Email your answer to diannewhiteley@ubigpond .com . SOCIAL Trivia Night - 19/7/03 Mid Year Dinner - 18/8/03 A Section Grand Final Brunch - 21, 1 9/03 Grand Final BBQ - 21/9/0 3 End of Season Trip - 9-12/10/03 . FIIdALLY., . .

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Well trust me to spruke about my great tippir ' and then fall flat on my face! Thanks to Westbourne and North Brunswick for that. What the results have meant though. is that the final's race is still very much alive and kicking, with seven teams holding onto a realistic chance of final's football should results fail their way. REVIEW In a tightly fought match at Turtle Oval, Bulleen stuck with the more highly fancied Eltham for three and a half quarters thanks to some great work from Trinchi. Mazzarella and Conn. It looked as though a boil over was in the making as the Cobras kicked the first major of the final quarter, before the class of Savage, Brick and Harrington ensured the Turtles final's campaign remained in tact with a 34-point victory . The match of the day, and battle for second spot turned into a non-event as St . 's kicked away to an easy victory against North Brunswick. When D4 superstar James Murphy took to the field for North Brunswick, the Saints were looking up against it, but the blow of Care leaving the ground with a suspected broken ankle in the first quarter may have taken its toll on the second placed North . It was a tough, physical encounter from then on, but with the Saint's Adam Lane marking everything in sight, Garret Schembri holding the dangerous Murphy and the slightly framed Andy Z burrowing in, the Saints were able to kick away and run out tremendous 50-point winners . In one of the believers of the season, a spirited Box Hill North overcame a lack-lustre Old 4vesthourne. It was a dour first half, however, the second was anything but, with Dave Martini in sensational form, Lance Keillor sprinting around the forward line, and Afrim Odza and Simon Cook dangerous around the packs . North managed to kick to a five-goal lead late in the match while a final charge by the Warriors was too little, too late, as Box Hill ran outjubilant 11-point winners . It was the Albert Park of old as they trounced the confident Richmond Central to keep a game clear in the top five . Sean Allan was back to his brilliant best with I I goals while some great play from his brother Jake, combining well with Steel McKerrow and Dave Borley ensured the Falcons scored a percentage boosting 64 point win. Speaking of percentage boosting, how about the win by Rit.Lilpdale over Brunswick Power? Not that percentage will have anything to do with Mount's final position on the ladder! The excellent marking of Leigh Kellett and Phil Hayes, Travis Flanagan's running up the ground to kick three goals from defence and Matt Brebner's courageous and skilled game on the ball ensured Mount would never be headed as they slaughtered a hapless Brunswick by 130 points .

Uni High School had the bye . PREVIEW ST MARYS v BULLEEN COBRAS The Saints would be best advised to not take this match too lightly as they ple F yet another home match . BuIleen have threatened to cause an upset in recent weeks and if the boys can string four

quarters together, this could be the result. However, the Saints, having secured second place on the ladder, and with three other team s breathing down their necks, are unlikely to drop this matrF : particularly at the "Postage Stamp" . With hot dog sales at a rr ; ; ; . high, 1 expect the Saints to consolidate their number two with a 31-point victory.

OLD WESTBOURI4E v ELTHAM COLLEGIAN S Well what a match we have in store at Warrior Park . The wins is allowed to remain in the final's hunt, while the loser is going 10 have a real struggle on its hands, The Warriors were pitiful last week, and if not for the good work of veterans Leitch, Board and "Juek" Horsburgh, the result could have been far worse . The Turtle's form has been a little better, however, they are a team that does not travel well, and when you consider the artic conditions likely, they could "go into their shells" . While Doodvs strength will be difficult to control .I expect the Warrior's younger players to lift after last week's performance, and for them to reenter the five with a 19-point victory . ALBERT PARK v BOX HILL NORT H The Falcons have a chance Friday night (6pm Sportseover Arena) to consolidate their top five position against the rejuvenated Box Hiil. Box Hill have shown they can mix it with the best of them, however, face a much tougher assignment tonight against an Albert Park team that appear to be hitting their best form . With Willow and Butch likely to be amongst it under the lights of VAFA HQ, 1 cannot go past the goal kicking machine that is Albert Park as they consolidate their finals chances with a 29 point win . MT LILYDALE v RICIIIdONI? CENTRA L

After Mounts massacre last week away from home agains t

CLlli. D4 SECTION Albert Park Brunswick UHS-VU Old Westbourne North Brunswick Eltham D4 RESERVE North Brunswick North Brunswick Albert Park Mt . Lilydale Eltham St Marys

Allan 11 Hardaway 4 Tate 0 J Horsbourgh 5 Hamilton 2 Brick 4

56 48 44 38 27 26

Papanikolou 0 H Tsialtas 3 Pavne 3 Anderson 2 Chapple 0 Rousis 0

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budder to think what may happen on their return

r,as of Lilydale . Richmond, granted, is a more solid md has shown glimpses of good form throughout th e

aut the trip to face the unbeaten league leaders is a n tgnment. While I expect Richmond to be competitiv e

~th . it is unlikely they will be able to hold the class of s ! :bson, and Carolan as Mount have another big win, thi d points . )OgTH BRUNSWICK v UHS-V U ,i, another match of the round for North Brunswiek, thi s iosiing the students after a week's rest. North would have

,nattered last week having lost second spot and also one o f . and will be looking to reboun d 11 or playzrtakers in Care the inconsistent students . Uni High will be hilly refreshe d eek's break and could not meet North at a better time. I n here the loser could drop out of the five, I am expectin g r; encounter . While the likes of Lorringe, Langendorf an d

once again star for Uni, I expect North to have the pois e it the assault and push ahead to win a tight encounte r 9.

nswiek Power lick their wounds this week with the bye . ~oCIAL is running their Trivia night at the Scout Hall this irday at 7.30pm . S15 per head with BYO Wine ONLY & Party 'p ~ i t,c ;tbotirne is also holding their Trivia Night at the rooms at Tim. Being run by yours truly . it promises to be a night of fun :l ; P : OlitV . 1,taIlydale are holding their Auction ` ;ight on July 5. See Billy t'ts .

Old Westbourne - on of our favorite sons, Justin "Juc~.`_ : " itorsburgh plays his 150th match for the club on the weekend . I,:! ., who is only 27, debuted in 1994 and has since won a clu b f and is currently the team's leading goal kicker . While his ,i ;!ub antics have made him infamous at Warriorland, his nature and silky smooth skills have made him one o f

-tbourne's most valued players . Well done from everyone at the .o, st.".sy's - Patri ck Rosemans played his 50th game last > .:urdav. Pat is a terrific clubman and continues to show his orih as a two's stahvart, while Rob Orme's plays his 50th game its Saturday . Rob 'the Body' Orme did his apprenticeship 'trough the two's as a skinny voting fella and has now developed x loan integral part of the senior team . Well done to both on their milestones . Bulleen Cobras- congratulations to Tony Mazzarella who plays l .is 100th game with the Cobras this week . Tony is a terrific guy io have around the club, never missing training, and always has comment to inspire his peers . Well Done Tony.

TODAY'S T C ES D4 SECTIO N St Marvs v Bulleen Cobras Old Westbourne v Eltham Collegians Albert Park v Box Hill North at Sportscover Arena, Friday June 27 at 6 p .m ., reserve s Saturday June 28 at 2 .00 p.m . Mt Lilydale v Richmond Central Brunswick Power - bye North Brunswick v UHS-VU

1430 18.16(124 ) 2 .3 9. -~ :3: COLLEGIANS :,Tit 2 .2 7 .4 13 .5 14 .6(90) BULLEEN COBRAS Eltham Co llegians: Harrington 6 . Brick 4, Mizzi 3, Sharpe 2, Robins . Doodv, Gilbert . Best: Savage . Brick,Thomas . Doody, Harrington, Mizzi . Bullean Cobras : Maelaren 5, Conn 3 . Edgar 3, Brown 2, Nelson . Best: D .Trinehi, Conn . Melaren, Dall'oglio, Mozzarella. Edgar. Umpires: Peter James (rotation -&om A) (F) Jack Watt, Daniel Brookes (G) 3 .2 8.10 11 .13 16.17(1 13) ST MARY'S 3 .6 5 .7 7.10 8 .15(631 NORTH BRUNSWICK St Mary's: Graetzer 3 . Timmins 3 . Dwyer 2, Harrison 2, Wright 2 . Allen 2 . Perelberg. Purcell . Best : Lane, Zsembery, Schembri, Brown, Perelberg, Graetzer. Nort h Brunswick : Murphy 3, Hamilton 2. Paleodimos 2, Sammiartmo . Best: Kvriazis . Adams, Dimarco . Murphy. Stelfox, Pizzari Umpires : Paul Dinreen (F) Hagen Cosgriff (G ) BOX HILL NORTH 1 .5 4 .12 8 .14 11 .17(83) 1 .3 4.6 6.8 10.12(72) OLD WESTBOURAdE Box Hill North : J Namouski 3, D Martini 3, L Keilor 2 . A Odza 2 . B Olson Best : L Keilor, B Olson . A Odra, H Penesis . T Marino, S Cook Old Westbourne : J Horsburgh 5, Braham 2 . Oldham, Deprazza . Board Best : A Leitch. Board . A Chrism, Bean, J . Horsburgh. Nikota Umpires: Jason Lane (F) Michael Roche Michael NeIDy (B) Alex Tenon Eddie Boat (G) RICHMOND CENTRAL 1 .2 5 .7 6 .9 14 .10194) ALBERT PARK 4.5 10 .7 16 .11 24 .14(158) Richmond Central : Nuske 6, Macak 3, McGrath 2, Cartwright, O'Sullivan, Anderson . Best : Green . Speakman, Nuske, White, Leembruggen . OSuliivan. Albert Park : S.Allan I l .D .Allan 3, Diiviingo 3, Venables 2 . McKerrow 2, Borely . Hannett. R .Baker. Best: D.Allan, S .Atlan. Dudi, Chambers . Baker . Taylor Umpire: Paul Lamble (F) BRUNSWICK POWER 1 .4 3 .6 5 .9 7 .1 t(59) .4-1 LILYDALE 5 .7 16 .9 19 .16 28 .21(189) Brunswick Power : Hardaway 4, Baxter 2, Morgan . Best Hume. Morgan, Norris, Baxter, Lovett . Hardaway. Mt Lilydale: Hayes 6, Gibson 5, Carolan 3. F .Flanagan 3. Kellett 3, F .Farga 2, Maniscalchi 2, Alderman . Brebner, Leonard . Best : Alderman . Hayes, F .Flanagan . Gibson . Kellett, Bird . Umpires: Brian Woodhead George Paleodimos (F) Wavne Frith Jon Kralevski (B ) UHS-VU - BYE D4 RESERVE 5 .2 5 .3 7 .3 9.4(58) ELTF.AM COLLEGIANS BULLEEPt COBRAS 2 .2 6 .6 11 .7 12.8178) Eltham Collegians : Drummond 4 . Krohn . Toulson . White, Decker . Dere . Best : Toulson, Drummond, Wright, J .Howgate . Barass . White . Bulleen Cobras: Redfern 5, Clements 4, Unwin 2, Hadisutanto . Best : Clements, Redfern, Dilie . Unwin, Ditehburn . Hadisutanto . ST ASARYS 2 .2 4 .3 8 .8 13 .9(87) NORTH BRUNSWICK 2 .0 4 .0 4 .1 7 .4(46) St PRary's : Anders 3, Luce 2 . J Goldsworthy 2, Harrison, Leszko, Anthony. times . Vincent . Goldberg.bSst : Anders, Hausier, Goldberg, Luce . Anthony, C Goldsworthy . North Brunswick : Tsailtas 3 . Carter . . Ferrante . Freeman . Cutier, Newton . Best: Rhook . Carter. Russo Presttgiacomo, Giovanoglou

BOX HILL NORTH 3.2 5.3 8 .5 9.10(64) OLD WESTBOURNE 1 .5 8 .8 13.11 22.16(148) Box Hill North : Ellis 3, Edcusy 2, Evans 2, Thoi . Pratt Best : B Pozar, P Dovle, J D`Amato, T Thoi, S Evans, T Ellis Old Westbourne : B Slattery 9, Maualokakis 6, Crosswell 2, S Chrism . D Slattery, Rivalland, Hewitt, S Leitch Best : B Slattery, Maualokakis, S Clvisto, O'Sullivan, Wintle . Murphy 6 .3(39) 2.0 3.1 4.3 RICHMOND CENTRAL ALBERT PARK 8.2 17.4 20.5 22 .6 (138) Richmond Central : Levin 2 . Smyth 2, Barritt . Terrill . Best: Meltivile, Terrill, Titley, Taylor . Bunshaw, Smyth. Albert Park: Roberton 5 . Fehring 4 . Pastras 4, Payne 3 . Wier, Phillips, Borg, Hazmath, G .Baker, Sutton . Best: Roberton, Quinlan, rehiring, Wier. R.Ailan, Borg. 3 .8(26) BRUNSWICK POWER 0 .0 1 .1 3 .6 Mt . LILYDALE 5 .8 5 .10 7 .12 10.14174) . Best : Maxfield . Doughney, Brunswick Power: Noonan 2 . Stephens Noonan, Stephens . Warburton, Aitken. Mt.Lilydale: Holloway 2 . Anderson 2 . Kidd, Cox. Smithies, Fernado, Maltar, King . Best: Mahar, Cox . Ferene. Lesinger . Kidd, Merrell . UHS-VU - BYE

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D4 Section ALBERT PARK Coach: John Ahem Res : Paul Shoppee

I P. Smith 2 S . Robinson ( s) 2 N . Pastras (r ) 3 R . Baker (C) 3 J. Duch ( r) 4 J. Simcocks 5 S. Allan 6 J. Storey (VC) 7 S. Venabtes 7 K. Gannon (r) 8 A. MandyIans 8 M . van Elewoud (r 9 P. Chambers (VC ) 10 M . Phillips 11 A. Fleming 12 T. Fraser 13 B . Payne ( RVC) 13 M . Davey ( S) 14 M . Hyams (S) 14 C. Bor q 15 D. Bor(ey 16 C. Roberton 17 D . McLellan 18 J . Taylo r 19 A . rd 20 K . Grace 21 P. Shoppee 22 J. Hannett 22 D . Bree (r) 23 B. Harries 23 G . Foster 24 T. Green 25 J. Wier 26 L . Hopkins 26 G . Baker 27 R. Tuhe 27 J. Breen (r) 28 R. Allan 29 C. Fehring 30 S . Fountain 31 S . McGuire ( RC) 31 D. Allan 32 A . Di 'Mingo 33 J . Murray 34 T. Houston 35 S . Toth ( RVC) 35 V. Surace 36 J . Belbin 37 L Hogan 38 N . Wheeler 39 S . McKerrow 40 A . Graham 41 D . Allan 42 K. Daley 44 B. Isard 45 M. MacLeod 46 M. Dowdle 47 L. Tricarico 48 J. Harnath C . Dyer 50 S. Mellis (r) 50 J. Meek 52 M . Smith 53 M . Williams 54 N. Neumann 55 D. Quinla n 57 J . Sutton 57 J .Guzman 58 T. Bennetts 59 N. Strang 60 G. Bateson 62 A. Harper 77 S . Garcia 78 J . Harnath 79 J . Bourne 80 M . Hough 速速

RICHMOND

BOX HILL H速RTH

Snr Coach: P. Armstrong Asst: M . Tarulli Res: P.WoodsMl.Drew 1 G . Wilson 2 C. Reid 3 A . Odza 3a S . Evans 4 A . Manno 4a J . Potter 5a A . Jenkins* 6 D . Ma rtin i 7 S . Stewa rt 8 J . D'Amato 8a R . Chamberlain 9 A . Sallantioglu 10 S. Cook 11 T. Thoi 12 A. Dick 13 M. Cumming 14 B. Palmer 15 L . Keillor 16 W . Drew 17 G . Cavallo 18 C. Butler 19 C. Callis 20 K. Oldfield 21 J . Hopes 22 A. Steele 23 J . Naumovski 23a S . Brodie 24 C. Ferri s 25 P. Kotsaridis 27 S . Yamamoto 28 Z. Veleski 30 B . Olson 31 G. Robinson 32 I. Oldfield 33 M . Mari novic 34 M . McCartin 35 P. Burley 36 D . Gaynor 37 D . Woolridge 39 P. Webster 40 D . Worrell 41 M. Takeshita 42 A. Tarulli 43 R. Doyle 44 J. Garrett 46 P. Mort imer 49 T. Ellis 50 B . Poz ar 55 J . Pratt 58 S . D 'Aftera 65 C. Riscalla 66 C. Mulreadyy 74 P. Doyle 76 K . Loerand 78 H . Penesis 80 S . Wakefield 82 J . Tambakis 86 T. Tsukagoshi 87 T. Rhind 111 M . Edgley 111a P. Armstrong*

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Coach: Ricky Baxter Assist. Coach : Ross Morgan Res: Greg Lovett 1 R . Baxter 2 J. Hardaway 3 B. P ri ce 4 D . Hayes 5 L . Hope 6 B. Baksh 7 W. Morgan 8 D. Gerdes 9 L. Yowyeh 10 B. Bott omley 11 N. Harrison 12 G . Dow 13 B . Hamilton 14 C. Emmerson 15 F. Norris 16 J . Love tt 17 B . Brett 18 R . Diantonia 19 N . Bux 20 J . Cooper 21 B . Lovett 22 J. Mcgrady 23 M . Lovett 24 G . Mcgowan 25 J. Slater 26 M. Smith 27 A. Walsh 28 B. Noonan 29 J. Griggs 30 L . Brett 31 M . Crane 32 P. Gall 34 E . Lovett 35 F. Pike 36 T. Lovett 37 B . Brett 38 S . Kemp 39 L. Brett 40 R . Kirby 41 L. Stephens 42 S . Davis 43 J . Comley 44 R . Mainelli 45 F. Mofflin 46 G. Fryer 47 M . Robinson 48 R . Morgan 49 R . Green 51 P. Laming 52 D . Davis 53 D . Hume 54 P. Brett 55 S. Weston 56 T. Warbu rton 57 R. Sikora 60 G . Murray 61 T. Holden 62 J. Clayton 63 R. Dantonia 64 A. Davis 65 L. Griggs 66 S.Isley 67 T. Lovett 68 M . Bond

RULLEEi' Coach: Joe D'Angeio Asst. Coach : Robert Pasinati Res . Coach : Jamie Redte m 1 S . Fishe r 2 T. Orwin 2 R. Sheeha n 3 S . Wigne y 4 N . Ca rtledge 4 I . Mcleod 5 S . Nelso n 6 I . Baccini 7 F. Bald i 8 T. Mazzarell a 9 P. Aslan9u l 10 C . Powderha m 11 G . Fort une 12 J. Schemmerlin g 13 N . Edga r 14 A. Dejon g 15 J . Trinchi 16 D. Trinch i 17 T. Conn 18 J . Lowrie 19 S . Trapman 20 J . Moran 21 N. Lykopandis 22 R. Pasinati 23 J . Redfe m 24 J . Daniel s 25 W. Olne y 26 J . DAngelo 27 J . Cartledge 28 A . Foske tt 29 K . Kelle tt 31 S . Mclare n 32 C . Clements 33 A. Coo k 34 M. D 'Angelo 35 M. Unwi n 36 P. Dall'ogli o 37 J. Paatsc h 38 G . Brow n 39 J . So tt o 41 R. Rigoni 42 V. Dam 43 C. Cha n 44 B . Saaksjarvi 45 J . Ong 46 G . Reeves 47 W. Feutril l 48 M . Soumelidi s 49 G . Anderton 50 B . Wilson 51 R . Rodrigues 55 D . Digne y 56 T. Mehre z 60 S . Pet ty 61 R . Hadisutanto 69 L . Ditchbum

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Section ELTNAM D .C. Coach: Scott Harrington

Reserves Coach : John Glar e 1 J . Baud 2 S . Robins 3 E. Savage 4 B. Doody 5 D. Brick 6 T. Carter 7 B. Rashid 8 L . Sharpe 9 C . Watson 10 B. Marshall 11 J. Mizz i 12 L. McDonald 13 M. Luttick 14 K . Nelson 15 L. White 16 D. Barnett 17 L. Daly 18 M . Chapple 19 A. Booth 20 S. Jea l 21 M . Hart 22 D. Wright 23 R. Watson 24 K. Drummond 25 R . Thomas 26 J. Glare Res C/C 27 J . Stockdale 28 T. Barnett 29 D . Howgate 30 M . Decker 31 B . Keleher 32 C. Bau d 33 A. Howgate 34 J. Howgate 35 G . Smith 36 M . Dere 37 J. Gilbert 38 A. Tardif 39 F. Coonerty 40 E. Baud 41 Au . Mann 42 D . Buller 43 P. Mann 44 Al . Mann 45 R . Davies 46 M . Jarvis 48 B . Turney 50 B . Richardson 51 P. Buhagiar 53 J . Woodward 54 D . Monagatti 55 S. Todman 56 R . Love 59 B. Evans 61 K . Toulson 64 C . Lacey

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Senior Coach : David Keast Assist Sen. Coach: Paul Commerfor Reseve Coach : Bart Egan Assist Res. Coach: Darren King 1 J. Paull 2 P. Hayes 3 M. Brebner (DVC) 4 F. Varg a 5 G. Bird 6 M . Jelenc 7 C . Varga 8 K . Maniscalchi (VC) 9 A . Del Biond o 11 C. Gibson 13 R. Kidd 14 W. Charlton 15 R. Scott 16 D . Morrison 17 J. Lesinger 18 R . McKenzie 19 M. Leonard 20 D .Watt 21 M . Cunningham 22 N . Colarossi 23 B . Egan 24 L. Merrett 26 T. Flanagan 27 N. Pearce (VC) 28 D. Maggs 29 J . Robert s 30 A. Penhale (RVC) 31 T. Hansford 32 P. Carolan (C) 33 C . Anderson 34 L . Kellett 35 D . Callanan 36 M. Alderman 37 C. Carstens 38 J . Charles 39 T. Van Duuren 40 M . Rhode s 41 M . Matter 42 M . Periera 43 D. Holloway (RC) 44 A. Cox 45 K. Fraser 46 D. King 47 C . Lonergan 48 S. Dougherty 49 M. Watt 50 D . Hick s 51 A . Bullerjahn 53 D .Marotti 54 L. Allanson 55 T.Wilso n B . Leek J . Mollica J . Commerford J. Penhal e A. Delahunt J. Hoffman N . McConnel l

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SECTION 1 - PREVIE W Last week, the Bernie's were thrilling final seconds victors against Uni, and there is no let up in the high standard of opposition, today squaring off against the Scotchies, who have not failed since Round 3. 1 think the clash against the Students may have taken a lot out of the Essendon boys and in a boilover, I'm tipping the home side . The Skevs are back! Having dropped five on the trot they have won the last two in most convincing fashion and will fancy their chances against the Xavs . A win for the visitors can almost close the door on the final four teams, but I think that door will remain ajar for a little longer, as the Skevs continue their resurgence . DLS have fallen in their last four starts and today they face up to The Fielders who are at last beginning to fulfil some of their early season expectations, and are playing a more physical brand of footy. At the Racecourse, it's the Fields for mine ! In week 2, OB and Marcellin played out a draw showing there was nothing between them . Nine rounds on, the ladder has both level on points with the M's ahead only on percentage, at the conclusion of this one, the visitors will also be four points clear. Uni were heartbreakingly close to ending the Bernie's run last week. Today they need to refocus and again put their E-tags to good use as they journey to OEG . The new boys to Section 1 have had a horror fortnight and whilst they will battle hard, the Students should be too good . SECTION 2 - PREVIEW Winless and destined for the wooden spoon after five rounds of football, Old Ivanhoe have made an impressive resurgence, stringing together four on the trot with the bonus four points from the bye, to sit in fifth place at five and five . Another tough fixture looms this afternoon as Ivanhoe attempt to break into the top half of the table, a home fixture against giantkillers Beaumaris, surprise victors last round knocking off the competition heavyweights Old Melburnians . Limiting the thenladder leaders to five goals for the entire afternoon, the Sharks reversed a massive 150 point round one defeat, to get up by 34 points . This afternoon pits two form-sides against one another, and in an impossible match to predict, Old Ivanhoe to make it six in a row, and enter the top half of the table . On top for the first time this season after a Russobrothers inspired victory, Werribee will now aim to defend their spot on the ladder when they meet Old Melburnians away . In a top-of-the-table 48

encounter, OM's will desperately be seeking t o

avenge thei r defeat last round, near-humiliated by the raidtable Beaumaris. However Werribee's form cannot be faulted, travelling well at nine and one, and likely to consolidate top spot by inflicting Ohg=s second defeat in a row . Elsewhere Hampton Rovers will look to bridge the gap between second and third, when they meet Old Camberwell away, while Mazenod should be victorious over Old Paradians, in what is more or less a battle to avoid the wooden spoon .

SECTION 3 - PREVIE W Boasting all the hallmarks of a classic encounter, first meets second this afternoon, as the two competition heavyweights Old Carey and Rupertswood go head to head . Victorious in their last encounter by 33 points, Rupertswood should go into the match as favourites, a home ground advantage and flawless win-loss record (although dropping one match due to an ineligible player) supporting their bid for victory . Although Old Carey cannot be underestimated, notching up yet another massive win last weekend, this time home by 175 points against AJAX, with Angus kicking eight, and both Stewart-Holmes and Howat contributing six . Undoubtedly it is a match that could go either way, and in what could well be a preview of the section three grand final, Old Carey to get up . Third meets fourth as Collegians host Therry Penola, both teams looking out of sorts last week, with Collegians nearly defeated by bottom-placed St . Bernards(2), and Therry relinquishing a five goal quarter-time lead, to go down to NOBs by 16 points . Home by five points in their round two meeting, Collegians will utilise their home ground advantage, and extend the gap between third and fourth to twelve premiership points . Elsewhere NOBs should take the four points against Monash, while MHSOB host SBernads(2),themactkingoadifern t context with the impetus of several extra school players, available due to the commencement of the mid-year break . While MHSOB started the season well and have struggled since, St Bernards(2) have been on the slow improve, last week falling short by 13 points to third-placed Collegians . Deserved of a victory after three weeks of consistent good football, St Bernards(2) should get up, and in doing so record their first 'real' victory oi season 2003 .

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the ladder leader last week . Bentleigh off a massive 64 scoring shots las t ill not be given the same levels o f

d will succumb to the K's persisten t and superior skills .

,<=,re given a fright by DLS and today th e -;,-ill again aim to apply "plenty of heat" on ld winters day, but the Clays need to keep to stay in touch with the top three . _,,,tih Melbourne will return to the winner's list they account for GE . The Saints have a lot o f

the coming weeks, the next few rounds are vital for Baaiyn.tle in the context of the season, even just one loss potentially dethroning the undefeated titlefavourites from top spot . This round however, they should barely work up a sweat, Banyule home comfortably . In other matches, La Trobe should continue their run of good form and get up over Old Westbourne, while St Leos should have little trouble when they travel to Bulb 1, the ho ae team held goalless for three consecutive quarters of football last week . PRESS Oa Glen Harris . . . Zargaritaman .corn .au & ; ^ optusnet .com .a u Ca I

-o t d enthusiasm but alas for them, the , i11 have the superior score on the board . .fonders have the unenviable task of hosting TOC's who are still smarting from their 10 goa l Ittt,r,ping against the K's . St .John's will show las t

::s form an aberration, and to win handsomel y oon . ,- Tigers continue to roll along and will recor d number 10 versus DLS . The visitors recent ii has been encour; 1~ing but today they will fal l ,rt of the mark . ~EC7 ;C F a : ties of tou ; i mid-season encounters, 1-,(zrc, tr m ! to Yarra Valley this afternoon after mfortable wins over Bulleen and Old ,ibourne in weeks gone by. It is the perfect hill (~ ~r a'team that has to prepare for an encounter Banvule-Vie wbanlc next round, the Reds h: to emulate their round two meeting whe n ! aey limited Yarra Valley to two goals for the entire tiernoon . - urvdving a final-quarter scare in their match ,ainst the fast finishing St Leos Emmaus last round, the Uni Blacks will endeavour to maintai n u eight-point buffer between themselves and third-placed Fitzroy, when they run out against Aquinas this afternoon . Nine and one for the ,=ason with section red's best percentage, there is

little doubt about this afternoon's result, the Blacks home easily . }asewhere Banvule-Viewbank meet the mid-table Old Xaveri an s away, the competition leaders once

gain impressive last round, home by 86 point s ,.er Yarra Valley . With fixtures against thirdplaced Fitzroy and second-placed Uni Blacks i n

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C: -! Ess: King 3 Baskaw Dazkia Best : Civa ttoatio Wililan Hareurood NunLst &,- Iran Duggan St Her. O'Keele Landers 2 Underwood 2 O'Connor Mulkearns C.Ta}ior W.Gullifer Shannon Umpires : David tVlndlaw Tom Windlrnv (F) Rick_p Goodman Adrian Borg (B) Michael isbister (G) OLD XAVERIAIvT' 4.4 7.4 10.8 15 .9(99) OLD BRIGHTON 1 .1 3.1 5 .3 6 .4440) Old Xavezisas: Scanlan 5, Rcache 4- ARtan 3 . McDonnell, Gtdlev. Nadinic. °--' : A Rian . Scanlan . Roache . Barrett. McDonnell, 0'H anion Old Briglttaa t?~ to 4. Longmuir. Caporn . Best : Critic . Dubyna. C adsen. lute, R}an . Caporn . Umpires: Brian Nunn Nicholas Broar, ( F) Lee Gabon ( B) Perrin Brown Sam Perrin (G) MARORLLIN 4.4 5.5 9.9 10.13473) CAIILFIELD 8 .1 10.6 15 .9 20.14{134) 1` -' Power 3, Darbalo 2. Wath-uts. Mills, Harding DeLuca . Clune.Be,st: Power. Considine. Clune. Coa-pxr. Dorbolo. Mills, Caulfield. Sinclair 8 . Yelland 5 . Murphy 2 . May 2. LID- Sainsburv. Fi.hmrds . Best: Sinclair, Murphy. rs. LtU,

May. Nickles, Umpires : Tom Mahon Anthony Calderone I . Josh 1'.Spier

Katie White-Spier (B) Matthew Cowley Pat Mitchell (G) DELASALLE 0.3 1 .5 3.8 6 .t-.: .,5) OLD SCOTCH i-4 4 .12 6 .16 12 .1 ;; ;;al De In Salle: D.Browning 3, Clinch, Hancock. Donegan . Best : Bourke . D.Browtvtla, Nankenis, Clinch, Maloney, Conway. Old S cotch: Berry 2 . Snaddon 2 . Thompson 2, Aurel Smith, Dick. Joess. Hilaire. Swan. Best: Pearce. Alco}aL Nickles, Aurel Smith . V Cossar. Umpires: Tonv No xell iF Andrr- Rechtntan (B) ST BERI`'L9RD-, 0 .3 4 11 .8 13.9(87) UI9I BLUES 4 .3 7.7 9 .8 12 .9(82) St Bernard: Robbins 2. Pell 2 . Rurma)s 2 . Garth, Kenner, O'Connor, James ltchell. Pell. Ke.men. Harrison, Matthews lin t Wood 3. Tor .. .at 2. Heinz 2 . Mutr, Bradiey, MeKerrow Best . Shatuoviess, lorn Fletcher . Heim Umpin's: Grac¢m HunKhen (F) nadi r (B) Lucas Williams Kieran OReefe (G ) ODOC - B.i

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MONASH 1 .0 2.1 6-3 8 6(54 .0 14.6 15 .7 18.8(116)RUPETSWOD5 )MamrsL : Huggins 3 . D . Grace 2, Gebhardt 2, Chapman, Best : Mudge. Morris . Ruperstwood : Quinn 5, Potter 4. Dale 2 ,,JonesMtHk52cGbhard,Siels Jaeger 2, Bishop. Baxall, Gaunt- Moule, West . Best: PowrJi- Jae,er, He~.at . Monzell, Gaunt . Quinn, Umpites : Frank Kavanagh Chris Collins (F ) OLD CAREY 5 .3 7.6 10.6 29 .20 (190") AJAX 2 .2 2.2 2.2 3.3 (21) Old Carep: Angus 8 . Stewart-Halrnes 6, Howat 6, Ashworth 4, Chevng 2, Rossignuolo. A1acDertnott, Adam Best: Adam, Parker. Bowiey, HowaL Angus , 50

Gitiont . Ccdron. Lewski Ump. (F) Paul Whitehead (G) MHSOB - BYE COId .k;GtAtdS 2 .7 5 .12 8.18 ST BEP24-RDS 3.4 . 5 .7 6 .7

St &- L lnderson 3 . Draper 2, Oxenford 2, Govan . Tan' Best: Buis. Draper. Pettit. Gran. Oxenfard. Lancashire C Morris 2, Burrows 2, Na}9ar 2 . Roberson, Ashman Bert : .: .m,,.,e

Parrent. Naylor, Ashtnan, Robonson Umpsres: Michael Forde (F) 2TIERR7 Pc%OLA 7.3 9.4 13.7 NORTH OLD BOYS 2 .1 9.8 12 .8

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i >; ZI9 (2) BLU E ST JOHNS OC 4 .0 5 .6 6 .8 6 .1 OAF4.ESGH 0 .0 7 .3 10 .5 16 .71i s receive d Umpires: Dirk Kramer David Murray (F ,Nodirt ) 8.4 12 .14 25 .20 29,35 (209 ) G I . : . . A 0.0 1 .4 1 .4 1 . ~17t 12 . Holmesby 3 . Ralully 3. Tehemtepe 3 . Roberts 3 TL.w e

IkTlman . Streker. Best: B . McClellan . Lee- W49d. Rahllly . Streker. : A Barakat . Cooper. Lithgos. Makay, Predatiec . Urbina . Umphe aBest xPetruln(F)ScaDs-Rytevurona(B ) SOUTH R4ELB D~T 1 .3 2 .3 5.6 5.,,

ST HEDES MEHIYIY~ TIGERS 3 .4 6 .10 9 .11 15 .1 f p8) SMD: Cronan 2, Bouchard 2- Stanza- Best : 'Jiemt . Newsom . Exc-71. Cronan ,1 Bell. Gingeit St Bales Mentang T3gL-: L lnch J 3. McNamara 2 . Mark 2, 2 . Pate' n. k4'atas. MeMurray, R .*xeli, Bignall, Clesak. Best: Waters, I Ifaddoksos. Mc?durray. Laver . Paterson Umpires : Manias Ha}5om Brett H . skc-g : (F) Jack Fagan Nkk Booth (B) Gr~~me Booth t .~ladelene Fagan (G) sic BE LA SALLE t2) 3 .0 6.2 7.4 12.5-7) OAKLEIGIiCIa1YS 2 .4 7.9 10.14 13.1De In Salle: Beer 5 . Thortan 2, L;aiton- Sheehan . De Ridder. Tate . Hart . L~t,. Tate, Griffin, Crowe, Walton, Thorton . Francis, Oakleig h ' Clay 3, Sullivan 2 . Fredrickson 2, Staker 2 . Andreas 2 . Seng . Nussbaum . r M% Nussbaum, Rossenlis . Isaac, qntemtucci . OBriert Umpfres : Richard E .~t (rotaGort -from A) M . Fitzpatrick (DLS reg umptre) (F) MEh'I'o2'EPAA°17I£RS 4 .3 8 .6 14 .10 20 .14(134) ORMOND 3.1 6.3 8 .4 12.1tA82) Merrimac; Fairbanks 10 . Ryan 3, Kvar:tos 2. Pr¢dhanL Cadaallener . Aaron tlils(n. Brown. Haslemorrtt e- Best : Aaron Wilson, Fairbanks, Richards, Prtdhant . Lane . Field. Ormand: Black 5, Cook 4 . Lerner 2. Upstill. Best : McCondlle, Black, Gouzentiter. Matter, Cook, Den .atris. Umpires: Steve Caple Andrew Sh1eL (F) UFZDF.R-19 12) RF4! EMTULE-VTEIVRAN1T 5 .1 10.3 15.6 21.13(139) YARRA VALLEY OB 2.1 33 5.5 8.5(53) Ban.9nle- ' Katroaz 5, Nichols 3 . Parfett 3. Playfatr 2, Sob 2 . B .Herbert . Lardo. Mitropoulas, Richardson . Best : Par(ett . Brown . Richardson, KayTaoz, McGovern, Morgan. Old Trffiitp: Britt 2. Wright 2, Walker, Askew, Borland . Seeger. Best : Mitchell. Borland, Britt, Rokicki . Tsoupartko;its, Nicholas. Umpires: Pat Maebus Eft Hapes (F I hTIZROYREDS 6 .8 9 .10 13.20 19 .20(134) OLD A1ESiY#OURLIE 0 .1 3.3 3.3 5 .5(35) Fitzroy Rttds: Maghame2 6 . Roan 2, AstidWo 2. V7oiato 2 . LouLs-Gieeson 2 . Hart, Zika . Dullard . Williams. Best: Zika. Lou1s-Gleeson, Coyne . Hart, Edwards, V'Fatato Old We,%tbamnc Mason 2 . Memweather, pavne . Nenil lle . Best : Ne4{tle. Mason, Hudson . Merriweather, Miller, Mokrusch Umpires : Grain Roberts (F )

LA TROBE 5 .2 8.4 10 .11 12.16( 88) BUtS.EEtdTEi,B}LESTOWE 0.2 0.3 3.7(25) 00 In Trobe: G .Scott 4, Millar 2, RButler 2, Hogan, Clark . Wis. A .Seott Best Clark, G .Scott . Gibson . R.Butler, H .Jltllar, Callaghan Bulleen Templestowe : M.Commadeur. Lee. Seabcm Best M-Comntadeur . Couiston . Lee. Te7mL Mtrttis. Sentt Umpires : Gary Seaborne Geoff Kelly (F) ST LF.OS EPr4etAUS 2 .1 4.3 9 .5 13.9)871 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 7 .1 9.3 14.4 15.6(961 St I ects Emmaus : Fallon 7, Carse, Huang La Nov Blak, McCamt . Waters. Best: Carse. Piniartd. Ferguson . Fallon. Egan, Lesins. University Blacks: Mot3"at 3, Dmvsley 3Brooks Z.Clusholm 2,Ke1ley 2, Brumby-Rede ➢ 2,Barlow. Best: Doasley- Brooks, Prestige, Ma,~, . bioffat. Brmnby-Rtdell . Umpires: Trevor Hansen Jim Pappas (F)

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Coach: lachfe Waterman Asst Coach : Terry KendaL B. Nickless (VC) 2 J. 3 S . Gm bon i 4 A . Sutherland (VC) 5 C . Swan 6 M . Moffatt 7 K . Downing 8 B . Snaddo n 10 E . Beaure P aire 11 A . Wilkinson 12 A . Philalay

13 S . Pappas 14 R. Loving 15 J. Latimer 17 A. Pearce 18 N. Ackroyd 19 S. Dick 20 N . Thom 21 L . Thompson (C) 22 T. Graham 24 P, Zogaolas 25 C . Logan

27 S. Jonas 28 S. Yeomans 30 K . Berry 32 R . Gerstman 33 C . Purnell 35 G. Fitzpatrick 41 T. Bull 43 A . Cossar 44 T.Aurel-Smith 49 S . Hope

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Coach : Adam McConnell 1 L . Ross 2 C . Tolj

1 K. Bardon vc) 2 M.=(c 3 J. 4 J . Wise rt tvcl 5 M. Bo al otfo 6 L . C ow per 7 A . Tabacherria 8 F. Dorbolo (dvc)

OLD E~EN DO D Coach : James Wilson Team Man: GraErne Williamson 1 F. Ktenas

3 L . McDonal d 5 B . Hump hrey s 7 N . Stenner 9 A . Clarke 10 M . May 11 R . Fisher

9 S . Geraldine 10 B . Mills 11 G. Di Felic e 12 D. Beattie

12 S . Eastgate 13 R. Caporn 14 S . Duncan 15 B. Gadsden (C)

13 A. Power

14 L. Money 15 T. Mone y

16 R. Hoyne 17 C. Sie r 18 J. Ryan

16 J. Salem

18 S. Oliver 20 G . Fielke

19 A. Schaepman 20 P. De Luca 21 D. Ciron e 22 L. Watkins (dvc)

23 A. Ceccamancini 24 A. Layton 25 T. Clune 26 A. Wadsworth 7 .

21 S. Cooney 23 T. Ryan 24 L. Mead

27 M. Chamberlain 28 B B . Richardson

J alts r on 28 29 M. C Caton 30 P. Spence3l

31 S . Jackson 33 R . Joseph 63 D . Ellis

A. Near 32 J . Williams 33 P.C axper

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a C. HerBage 5 W. N unl~ si S. Dawson 6 7 T Biggs 8 E. Baskan

9 D . Mez o 10 H . Leary

it J . Duggan 12 J,Harev+ood 13 L. Bones 14 D . Cerantanio 15 S . Clinnick 16 S . Wad e 17 M . Trevaskis

18 L. Ballinge r 19 P. Ranki n

20 J. Mansou r 21 R. Baddel ey 22 A. Castarga 23 M . Shaw

24 C. Burke

25 P. May 6 LCagl~arini 27 PA. King 28 T. Wilso n 29 J. Stormont 30 S. Marfesse

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32 D . Nankervis 33 D .Hardyb 34 T Rum :e 35 J . Phillips 36 C . Leec h 37 M . Schappacher 38 A . Chnstou

34 D . TooheY 35 M . Cunningham

36 N . Hard~nq

37 C. Purcell_ 38 S . Nutbeam 39 J. Ozusen

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ST.KEY4N r' 3 Coach : David Law

Coach : Ben McGee Asst. Coach: John Welki n

University Oltst's Coach : Tim Giles

G 1 J . Maher 1 Muir 1 B. Pats P 2 Steele 2 T. OTools 2 C. Govan ankin T 3 L. Giansiracusa (VC) 3 J. Hughes tDVC~ 4 M. Wals h 4 S . Sexton 4 ~patrick A 6 D . McBride 5 J. Smith 5 Vandenbusch N 6 . Oconnor 7 R . Taylor 6 Williamson W T D C 8 S . Mathews 8 S . Landers 7 Bradley 9 D . Evans 9 L. Syme (C) B 8 Gin 12 Ryan J 10 B . Garth to L. Guilder 9 Van Dyk J 13 Gin-an L 11 A . Marion 11 J. Liston no to Ma r P 74 RoacheA M 12 B . Runnals 12 C. Taylor (DVC) 1 5 Barrett 11 Fetcher tt S 16 Corcoran N 13 L. Levides 13 N. Hutton 12 Ryan C 17 Chapman P 13 Irving M 14 D. Hurley 14 A. Hamilton (Capt) 1a Scanian M IC) 14 McPhail D 15 G. Joseph 15 M . Vero /9 Martin J 5 DVC~ L 20 Meehan o 17 F. Rlastropasqua 16 A. Callender 21 Nola i1 Moore 18 M . Maggiore 17 M . Welsh 22 Si nagn~ C R 16 Moyian J 22 A. Mitchell 23 Fr e tv ncn R 18 M. Dnnkwater C Northway 17 C 24 Pur9s M 27 B. Draper 19 C . Underwood (VC) 18 Shaundessy 25 R- L 28 C. Kuenen 19 Heinz D 20 W. Dun n 26 O'Hanlon M 20 Gibson S 27 Purcell P 32 Ch Liberatore 21 D Petrou {2V1 28 WnBe J Wood J 35 B. Ryan . Lynch 22 A 29 Adams S 39 J. Stapleton 30 Vaughan S 23 C . Tancredi F QZC)Derri 3t R Yan A 41 G . Campbell 25 A . Mulkearns 23 Young R 32 Mclnemey T 42 R . James 24 King J 26 M . Shannon 45 B. Johnson DVC) 34 Quinn D . Ghougassian 30 P 35 Agms J T 47 M. Hooper Waiker 32 B . Hughes 36 Rees D 26 McKerrow J 57 L. Anderson 37 Runco R 33 S . O 'Connor S 27 Sibley 38 MeMn-Smrth J 59 M. Harrison 34 J . O'Keefe 4 28 Torney 6 39 Ryan S 60 J . Hogart h 37 H. Powell 29 Collins J 40 0 Han4on td 62 J . Robbin s 41 Fusinato R 30 Kelly P 39 N. Pope 42 Stnbey M 63 M . Pel l 31 Groot A 40 D. Mount 43 Corrigan T 70 K. Bmss S 32 Joyce 44 Ka~ne D 43 W. Gullrter (DVC ) H

O Meara T 2 Trescowth~c k J 3 Mont~qomar S 4 Fvmsxrong A 5 Rubra E 6 Kenfiekl M 7 Freer S 8 McDonnell J 9 Rogan 10 Hut=C s 11 Bourke R

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8 D. Taylor N) 9 M . Wilson (C) 10 J . Kelly 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

41 A . Poll

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49 J . Hogarth 50 D Wall 52 J . Williams 71 J. Mitchell 75 T. Groves

3 M. Ellis 4 T. Joweft

5 R . Bassil y 8 L. Fletc h e r 10 D . O'Brien

11 J . Tipping 12 g Kezilas 13 K . Spratt

14 T Porter 15 I. Nicholls 16 G. Giasoumi 17 S . Gravina 18 B . Kezilas 19 C . Matthouse 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 . Turnbul l 35 D . Filopulos 36 M.

38 A. Cnsple 39 J. McNamara 46 D . Williams 50 B. McCallum

58 B. Wright

DL Coach : Owen Lator Asst: Ryan L'Huillier 1 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 Osmond D 31 Theodoulou C 44 Tucker J 47 Coultan K 48 Faulkner R

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Coach: John Le Grand 1 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. Chamberlai n 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. Winstanley 45 J . Crough 46 D. Dunne 70 D. Chamberlain 76 A. Varlay

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Coach: Anthony Quinn Asst: M . Spinoso

Coach : Dean Peters

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 . Dean 36 R . V Ilano 40 M. H yde ( C) 48 A. Elliott

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 Barella R 22 Verrocchi IM 23 Sketchley M 24 Goldenberg W 25 Chifi'Y E 26 Oliver D V/C 27 Romney N 28 Butler K

29 Dexter J

30 Burke M 31 de Bruin s 32 Hore-LacyA 34 Hider B 39 Smith S 42 Leahy H 43 Amore J 65 McDonald E

OLD FC Coach: Anson Brovrnless 1 T. Lyons 2 L . Weaver 3 G . Hanson 4 B. Hillier 8 J. Vince

14 J. Hadley 16 A. Langford 17 D . Clyne .18 J. Vince 19 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. Sigalas 45 D. Ramsay 46 D. Morley 47 B. Cottrel l 48 M . Westman 50 B. Withers

flLC P . : ' Coach : Stephen i : ;, g Asst Coach: Adam Jenkins Team Mgr : Phil Peacock 1 A. Alagona (Co-C} 2 B. Nage l 3 Rh 6 Y Mitchell 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. Granger 17 Z . Kean e 18 I . Dawkins 19 L . Hammon d 20 C. Georgiou (VC) C)

21 Rob Mitchell 22 J . Britten

30 G . Hope 34 S. Adderiey 35 M . Briggs 36 P. Barret t 44 J . Siegersma 53 S . Snel l 54 J . McBrid e 55 J . Pierera 56 P. Lowry

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2 J. O'Brien 3 C . Le e 4 N . Renaul t 5 D . Bunworth 6 P. Chalmers 7 T. Andrews 8 R. Barke r 9 Josh Russo

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15 M . McDonal d 16 R, Mentha 17 P. Cassin 18 B. Prismall 1 9 L Gatti 20 N. Addamo 21 N . Renau t 22 D. Le e 23 Justin Russo 24 P. Keogh 25 B. Blac k 26 A. Cain 27 S. Smith 28 M . Miller

29 P. Spry 31 J. Tanne r 34 R. Menth a 47 S. Simpson 66 B. McMahon

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Ccr.ch : Gary Biusztein Coach : Phil Rozen i J . Kestenberg (DVC) A Porat B. Codron •= . Bloom 5 g . Lukav 6 J . Kegen M . Janki e 8- J . Feld y 9 D. Blusztein t0 G. Measey 12 E . Shaked 13 A . Kras 14 R . Spilberg 15 J . Givoni (V . Capt) 16 R . Heine 17 J . Thurin (Capt) 20 M• Lipso n 21 J. Lewsk i 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

COLLEGIANS

Coach : Andrew Kenneally 1 A. Stone 2 M . Parrent 3 L . Scurrie 4 J. Adgemis 5 M . Hughes 6 D. Williamson 7 C . Elg 8 S. Brown 9 M . Rose to C. Dunwell 1 0 . Walmsley 12 1 A. Khoury 13 Z . Moon 14 J . Ashman 15 W. Crothers 16 N. Burrow s 17 D Short 18 A. Fabris 19 J . Holman 20 D. Mutton 21 E . Malone 22 E . Adams 23 M . Stefandark 24 J . Jorgensen 25 S . Gil6ert 26 C. Wells 27 S . Crouch 28 J. Slatyer 29 C. Howlett 30 M . Naylor 31 H . Jenni s 32 C. Blumf~d 33 J . Goldenfein 34 B . J.Lam m 35 C. Harriso n 36 N . Van Duy 37 C. Hoist 38 T. Cook 3 9 A . Br id gewate r 40 R . Kagan 41 O. Howar d 42 M . Fletche r 43 C. Feld

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Coach: Brendan Smales Asst Coach: Shaun Kelly I B . Owen 2 3 P. West (C) 4 5 A . Tucker 6 B . Sheehan 7 8 C . Whitty 9 J . McKenzie 10 M. Little 11 D . Weardon 12 B. Joske 13 M. Potton 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. Roberts 22 Y. Sadd 23 R . Kirk 24 P. Gregory 25 B. 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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OLD CAREY

Coach: Craig Williams 1 T. Rossignuol o 2 L . MacFarlane 3 D . Macdermott 4 A. Simson 5 D . Large 6 N . Sulman 7 C . Adam 8 A. Stewart-Holmes (vc) 9 B. Croft 10 A. Leonard 11 D. Bowley 12 J . Ashworth 13 R. Davey 14 C. Eddison 15 A. Thompson 16 T. Angus (c) 17 T. Connell 18 T. Wilkins 19 G . Trumbull (c) 20 W. McConnell 21 K . Parker 22 T. Evans (vc) 23 C. Pinches 24 J . Ridley 25 C. Howat 26 B . Collins 27 J . Choong 28 A . Collins 31 P. Niven 33 L. McKinnon

MHSOB

Coach: Cadell Duke 1 J . Aitken 2 M . Brain 3 D. Pinwil l 3 A. Van Rooyen 4 T. Schocker 3 S . Whittington 4 B . Gevaux 5 G . Blau 6 T. Biddington 7 D. Gol d 8 R. Ternes 9 J . Mathew 10 C. Eva 11 D. Kemp 12 S . Volkenn g 13 R. Read 14 P. McGrath 15 D. Membrey 16 A . Villani 17 A . Orchard 18 R. Newland 19 S . Foley 20 T. Dunne 21 J . Marmo 22 P. Greenhill 22 R . Erm 23 A . Hogan 23 S . Mitchell 24 M . Avra m 24 K . Hard 'ng 25 R . Whitehouse 26 A . Edward s 26 M . Van Alphen 27 R . Osidacz 27 T. Middleton rV g M . Hamdton-Ho 29 S . Sinha Major Sponsors

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1 Phillips J . 2 Anderson J. (VC) 3 Boxall T. 4 Spinner L . 5 Quinn B . 6 McEwan K . 7 Plummer J . 8 Jaeger R . 90 st Heywood D . 11 Moule G . 12 Hewat M . 13 Bar 14 Sullir rvan y p N . NC ) 15 B roughton 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 Cerlo 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 . 34 Dressler E . 35 Little M. 36 McGilvray S . 37 McGovern D . 38 Silvester J . 39 Smith J . 40 Powell D .

ST. DERNARDS (2) Coach : John Fraser i C . Rogers 2 C . Govan 3 M. Wals h 4 C . Mitchell 7 D . Mcmurtrie 9 D . Evan s 11 A. Marion 13 L. Levides 14 D . Hurleyy 15 N . Bugryn 16 P. Oxenford 18 S. Smit h 27 B. Draper 28 J. Anderson 30 D . Lancashire 33 D . Field 35 T. Pearson 36 S. Cox 38 J. Egen 39 M . Ewes 41 G . Campbel l 49 D. Mcmanus 51 M . Moloney 56 A. Odea 57 L . Anderson 58 J. Tankey 61 W. Vick 65 P. Thompson ~ J. Watts 67 E. Johnston 68 J. Faulkner 70 K. Buiss 72 N. Kane 73 P. Keog h 74 J. O'connel l 75 B. Pettit

THERRY PENDLA Coach: Paul Matton 1 B . Corrigan 2 J . Betsey (v c) 3 S . Turner 4 R . Skiathiti s 5 B . Morris 6 J . Herme s 7 B . Bowcoc k 8 J . Quin n 9 T. Hoatson 10 J . Crotty ~ 11 T. Sheppard 12 S . Leac h 13 J . Dooley 14 J . Fenton 15 B . Owen 16 M . Farrell y 17 J . Slawitschk a 18 M . Badenhope 19 M . Arki n 20 C . Capewelt (c) 21 J . Brosnan 22 D . Goodwin 23 D . Caliegari 24 M . Farold i 27 I. Gunawardena 29 R . Heane 32 J . Coope r 33 J . Freckleton 40 J . Brosnan

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1 R. Dolman 2 R. Heywood 3 O . Lewis 5 T. Ridgway 6 J. Robert s 7 S. Holmesby 8 B. Holden 9 D. Wild 10 D. Fogarty 11 J. Rahilly 12 T. Wright 14 M. Wilson 15 D . Straker 16 B. Tiso 17 J. D'Offay

2 M . Sheehan 3 M . Hayes 4 N . Hart 5 M . Francis (C) 6 D. Gould 7 J . McClusky 9 J . McKenzie 10 D. Thompson 12 S . Crowe 12 L. Casey 14 E . Browning 19 A. Hillier 19 J. Fisher

Coach : John Howard Ass Coach: Brian Artis 1 Adam 1 2 Baraket A 3 Baraket 0 4 Baribar J 5 Barbuto A 6 Bennett L 7 8al U 8 Byrne C 9 Cooper T 10 Dimachki M 11 Dmachki T 12 Dini A 13 Dini A 14 DiriyeA 15 Ed6n A 16 Ellis D 17 Farrah M 18 Gibson B

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20 B . Pedula

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19 S. Nicholson M. Sidney 21 R . Turner

23 J. Hennessy 26 D. McLeod

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24 M. To Hennepe 25 N . Salvatore 26 L . Forrest

28 B. Walton 30 K. De Fiddler 30 M . Nixon 33 K. Smyth

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30 K . Pereira 34 A . Jolly 35 A . Le e 47 S . Wright 52 M. McLellan 54 B . Meehan 62 T. Krotofil

41 D . Thompson 42 A. Roberts 46 W. Quaran 47 J. Greaterorex 52 M. Griffin 53 J. Casey

22 Hassan M 23 Hastie D

27 B. Raisbeck

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25 Leary M 26 ~th S S 28 Makay A 29 O 'Shannessy T 30 Predavec S 31 Prokhorov T 32 Rabi Y 33 Rankin J 34 Ryan T 35 Sheehan D 36 Shellard l 37 Taranto A

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1 A. Murray 2 D . Couniha m 3 R . Nahas 4 S. Earl 5 M. Jordan 6 D . Cleary 7 C . Lam b 8 G . Torcasi o 9 D . Wills 10 C . Hogan 11 W. Plaukovits 12 G . Vitaglian o 13 L . Rowan 14 P. Brow n 15 R . Holde n 16 S. Whit e 17 S. Briggs

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19 A . Ciavarell a 20 N . Will s 21 J. Brigg s 22 T. Orchard 23 D . Zula

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1 Nathan Chalk 2 Ross Dean 3 Jeremy Diaz 4 Glen D'Olivera 5 Chris Domingo 7 Michael Furnell 8 Damien Homan 9 Matt Hope 10 Daniel Johnston 11 Bradley Judd 13 Michael Kosmala 15 Peter Langham 16 Luke Merchant 17 Wigor Montalto 18 Michael Nelson 19 Ashley Pen Panty 20 Matthew Phaedonos 21 Darryl Pinto 22 Benjamin Worrell

1 T. Crona n 3 0 . Kohnesheen 6 E. Costell o 7 R . Gingel l 8 J. Niem i 9 C . Batchelor (VC) 11 J. Cook e 13 L . Stanza 16 J. Newson 18 E. Bouchard 21 D . Whitin g 22 L. Bell (C) 25 A . Ray 26 A . Excell 27 J . Cronan 33 J . Merchi c 40 S . Walde n 54 M . Giannellis 58 J . Masterton 59 A . Giannellis 69 W. Cooper 78 M . Stephanadakis 79 N . Strachan 88 D. Phillips 89 L. Elser

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OLD WESi' B OtlRNE Coach : Cliff Lever Ass. Coach : Jim Hudson

1 B . Gerace 2 K . Lawson 3 R. Naidu 4 C. Lever 5 G . Walker 6 B . Payne 7 F. Paves 8 H . Hodgson 9 D. Ball 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. Corpp 20 A . Mokrusch 21D. Hudson 22 C. LeNou ry 23 J . Mason 24 P. Neville 25 M . Monohan 26 B . Merryweather 27 A. Maluccio 28 A . Woods 29

Coach : Phiv Dome Du 1 Z. Wenke 2 J . Brockwell 3 A . McGovern 4 P. Adams 5 A. Brown 6 M . Morgan 7 R. Moore 8 A . Demetriou 9 M . Christian 10R R. Wright 11 P. Blayney 12 M . Parfett 13 W. loannidis 14 M . Lardo 15 A. Evans 16 A . Mitropoulos 17 C. Davies 18 T. Wise 19 T. Mcintosh 20 A. loannou 21 D. Herbert 22 J . Tsingaris 23 J . Everest 24 A. Bottomley 25 C. Stavropoulos 26 L. Richardson 27 A. Kayrooz 28 B . Herbert 29 T. Shepherd 30 S . Sali 31 1 . Stokes 32 D. Nichols 33 D. PlayFair 34 M . Depetro 35 B. Stanton

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Football integration Development ~esac=ataora ,iatclt Report Round 6 ,11)1 football was based at Parkville last ,,,,,nd with away games being played in and Ringwood . The first game for th e -„,Ind was between Port Colts 2 against .''admeadows 2 . The game was close all day Port Colts kicking away in the las t ,, :,t-ter . Port Colts 2 : 5 6 36 to ;rcndmeadows 2 : 3 0 18 . This game was , liowed by Broadmeadows 1 playing Ovens & %1r rratir Jets 1 who travelled down from ai)ury on the day. The Jets were unable t o 1} up with Broadmeadows 1 who kicked 8 1 59 to the Ovens & Murray Jets 1 : 3 3 21 . final game of the day at Parkville was ~~veen Ovens & Murray Jets 2 playing 1(,onee Valley Magpies . The Magpies posted ,n i npressive win kicking 7 9 51 to Ovend _,nd _,,turray Jets 2: 1 1 7 . ' .1 :imbourin Tigers ventured up the highway i„ ]'.allarat and were met by a Ballarat side Aho were in very good form . Mambourin TiL~ers kicking 1 1 7 to Ballarat's 16 11 107 . .uLgwood hosted the last two games in round i=.ingwood~ played Karingal 1 and were uuable to slow down the Karingal 1 side who li<r . ~ been in very good form all year . ;i ; :gwood Blues 3 1 19 to Karingal 1 : 27 13 175 . The last game for the round was 1 , iween Buileen Tempiestowe and Karingal 2 . No scores were given for this game . .iaribyrnong won their game on a walkover Parkside were unable to get to the ground in time . Port Colts i had the bve for the round . Round 7 . i.aringai 2 plays Ringwood in what should be a close game with Ringwood looking like ;eiting a long awaited win . Maribyrnong play Bulleen Templestowe in what also will be clnse with Bulleen Templestowe being the

favourites on the day . Ovens & Murray Jets host Port Colts in what should be two showcase games for F.I .D .A . football in Albury. Going on present form Port Colts 1 should defeat Ovens & Murray Jets 1 and the result should be reversed for both number 2 teams . Moonee Valley Magpies host Broadmeadows 1 and 2 and Mambourin Tigers at the Ormond Rd Oval . The Magpies always put on a good day and the players get to play in front of a big crowd . Moonee Valley Magpies play Broadmeadows 2 with both sides being in good form . The Magpies may just get over the line with their home ground crowd behind them . Broadmeadows 1 play ,iviambourin Tigers and I will go out on a limb a pick a draw as the two sides seem to be evenly matched . The final game for the round is between Ballarat and Parkside . This game is played in Ballarat and I can't see Parkside defeating the Ballarat side on their home ground . Karingal i have the bye this round .

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23 5 28 22 .00% 5 .50% Ormond AFC Hampton Rovers AFC 19 6 25 12 .90% 5 .20% Hawthorn AFC 18 4 22 16.10% 5 .10% Old Ivanhoe Or 19 1 20 11 .10% 0 .60% St Bedes?R'entone Tigers 14 5 19 15 .60% 7.40°z, Caulfield Grammarians 9 4 13 9,20% 5 .00% De La Sate OC 12 1 13 4 .70% 1 .10% MHSOB II 1 12 8,50% 7 .10% St Bernards OC 10 1 11 7 .10% 5 .20% Old Scotch 10 1 11 6 .10% 2 .20% Peninsula OB 8 2 10 9 .30%, 8.30% Old Xaverians 10 0 10 4 .10% 2 .90% BAFAUA 8 1 9 4 .50% 2 .00% Old Trinitv 9 0 9 5 .70% 0 .60% Marcellin OC 7 2 9 4 .90% 0 .00% Albert Park AFC 4 4 8 7 .30% 5 .50% kVerribee AFC 6 2 8 5 .50% 2 .10% University Blues AFC 6 2 8 5 .40% 0.70% Therrv Penola OB 6 1 7 3 .70% 1 .10% Oakleigh AFC 6 0 6 3 .90% 2 .60% West Brunswick AFC 5 1 6 5 .40% 1 .80% Syndal Tally Ho AFC 2 3 5 6 .00% 6 .00% Elev Park AFC 3 2 5 5 .80% 5 .80% North Brunswick AFC 3 2 5 5 .40% 5 .40% Mentone AFC 4 1 5 4,60% 2 .80% Elsternwick AFC 5 0 5 5 .30% 2 .10% \orth Old Bovs AFC 5 0 5 140% 1 .30% Fitzrov Reds AFC 5 0 5 3,10% 1 .20% Old Geelong Gr 3 2 5 3 .10% 1 .20% Swinburne Uni AFC 3 2 5 5 .70% 1 .10% Ia Trobe Uni AFC 4 1 5 4 .00% 0.80% Old Hailevburians AFC 4 0 4 3 .30% 2 .50% UHSOB 3 1 4 3 .60% 1 .80% Old Essendon Gr 4 0 4 2 .30% 1 .70% Banvule AFC 3 1 4 4 .60% 1 .10% Mazenod OC 4 0 4 2 .20% 1 .10% Old 17ielbunrians 4 0 4 2 .20% 1 .10% St Marv's AFC 4 0 4 3 .90% 1 .00%

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4 2.90°.a 4 2.20% 3 3,40% 3 2 .80% 3 2 .30% 3 1 .50% 3 1,50% 3 2 .20% 3 2 .10% 3 1 .90% 2 2 .30% 2 1 .70 % 2 1 .70°~% 2 1 .80°'m 2 1 .50% 1 1 .10% 1 1 .10% 1 0 .60% 1 0 .50% 1 0 .50% 1 0 .40% 1 0 .70% 1 1 .10% 1 1 .20% 1 0.70% 1 0.90% 1 0 .70% 1 1 .00% 1 0 .50%

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Congratulations to Ormond who receive 2 new Sherrinfootballs from Spalding for being the club with the greatest number of donations after Rd 10. Peninsula OB also receive gift vouchers fro m Cadbury Schweppes and Great Southern Pies for having the greatest percentage increase in donors from Rds I-10.

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who dropped to fow i :h aftet finishing twenty two points in arrears .

REVIEW OF ROUND 9 . SECTION 1 . De la Salle have moved to second as a consequence of their twenty point victor over Marcellin.

star forward Fothergill kicked only one goal although the tean kicked 27 .

Monash Blues proved far too strong for Collegians, who lost by fifty nine points . Collegians, who led narrowly at half time, proved no match for Monash in the second half. Best for Monash included : Steve Dods (in game 150) . RRat .Thomasen and Hugh Batrouney . Collegians were well served by: on baller Forester and forward Grant. The Old Xaverians versus St Kevin's match was one played in two contrasting halves. In what must have been their poorest performance for many a season, Old Xaverians trailed by twenty one points at the half way mark . Such is their talent that they completely outplayed St Kevin's in the second half to win by fourteen points. Skipper . Tony Landrigan and forward R.George (3 goals) did well for the "Crocodiles* while veteran, John Fogarty and Smith in the ruck played well for St Kevin's . Old Ivanhoe all but sealed pa: ticipation in the first semi final when they defeated Prahran by forty nine points . All credit must go to the winners, who held Prahran to one point in the second half. Their stars : included Jordon Risstrom . Paul Sigley and Marty Stewart. For Prahran Dave Green and Ant Lawrence were among their few good players .

SECTION 2 NORTH . Old Trinity really gave University Blacks a fright when they just failed by three points to defeat the third placed team . At the last change, the Blacks held a 6 goal lead, which was systematically whittled away as the thrilling last term unfolded . Good players for the Blacks included : Jake Matthews and John Ralph . For Old Trinity, Drew Hildebrand, Shannon Cooper and Chris Taylor (4 goals) were best . Old Essendon were largely untroubled to defeat Therry Penola by sixty one points. Steven Turner and Evans (6 goals) did well for Old Essendon . Van Englen Chapman and Toohey tried hard for Therrv Penola all day . Fitzroy Reds regained a spot in the top four through their sixty four point win over, Old Carey .

Old Xaverians had the bye .

Mazenod had a convincing win over Hawthorn by one ha : : fr . For the second week in suceessior eandsvtyfipo

Old Brighton proved far too strong for A .J .A.X. and won b, one hundred and twenty six points . Old Brighton was wet served by : Luke Stewart, James Howden and Matthew Alter, For the losers . David Borsky, Adam Kion and Ben . Goldbloon all played well .

PREVIEW OF ROUND 10 . SECTION 1 . The Collegians versus Liareellin match should produce a, even contest . Collegians are showing glimpses of pre 200; form although they have not played at their top for fou quarters . Marcellin, who are having trouble kicking a cvinnin score, have kicked less than any other team in the Section This is not a good recommendation especially for Albert Park where local winds can cause the ball to deviate. I selec Collegians .

St Kevin's and Monash Blues should play a close game on th~ wide Righetti Oval . St Kevin's, who have been in a wtnnirr position in each of their last two games, will need to piay on the four quarters to defeat Monash Blues, As I am not sun they can, I select Monash to win, especially with th . econfidbstgwlaek Old Ivanhoe will test Old Xaverians at Cheisworth Park . T hXaverinswledtoifhrwkatefromhwicte displayed last Saturday especially as Old Ivanhoe can b expected to play out the four quarters . I select Old Xaverians without any great confidence. Old Ivanhoe's lack of heigh could well be the deciding factor . De La Salle should defeat a disappointing Prahran and s, virtually clinch the double chance for the first time in fou seasons. Loss of key forwards has cost Prahran dearly, SECTION 2 NORTH ,

Therrv Penola should keep their final four chance alive toda by defeating a gallant Old Trinity, who I expect to suffer th same fate as befalls most visitors to the Fawkner Reserve . . .b defeated, Old Trinity however will not be disgraced and coul surprise. Old Essendon should "kick the sweep" against Old Carey . wit, are finding the going quite tough .

SECTION 2 SOUT H St Leo's and Old Geelong apparently fielded different teams from last week because St Leo's won by thirty four points . Consistency is not a forte of either of these sides .

At McHale Stadium, Old Xaverians should be fit and laterite( enough to defeat Fitzroy Reds, who must win to stay withi the top four sides .

Whitefriars was another team . who showed a reversal of form as they regained second place at the expense of Eley Park,

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all elimination final for these two sides . Eley Park's iould guide them to victory .

should win again at the expense of Hawthorn Last week's victory could have enabled Whitefriars i their focus . If they can't win today, their finals' sr-ill appear very few,

ravel to Albert Park . where they should defea t omfortably. A .J .A .X., despite their enthusiasm, jus t : ossess the depth of talent available to Mazenod . Sri ;hton, at home, will prove too strong for the tent Old Geelong, who seduced my selection las t only to suffer a six goal defeat . I will not make that erro r rC}RR~SPO~DEtdTS ,

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;1 2.1 2.3 7 .8 7 .9(51 ) 10 .11(71) DE IA &ALL.E 1 .3 5.6 8 .6 Marcellfin Beechen! 3 . Hargreaves. Synnes. Wall, Petroff. Best: Becchetd . Aid . S}mes, Hargreaves, P. Dowding, J. Mathew ;. De La Sane: Krezel 2 , Lafferty 2, Ford . Shields. Barella. Mitchell, N. Brasher, MannirL Best : Moloney, Stllelds . Tucker. Kitto. Norton, Scott. Umpires: Tony Robbins Turn Mahon (F) Mt SH BLUES 1 .2 5.5 14 .7 18 .91117 1 COS 315818 3.3 6 .4 7 .6 8 .10(58) not received Umpires: Tony Hall Frank Karanagh (F) OLD 16 :8235 0.2 1 .2 3.7 8.10158) ST T7S 3.1 4.4 5 .7 6.8 (44) CI verisas : Goals : L Hardwick 3, Erskine 2, Curnow, Davies, Perry . Best: Hall, Rathpcber . Perry . Landrigan . Erskine, Fay St Kevins : Gribble 2 . Fogarty, Dunn. 0'Halloran . Mitchell. Best: Fogarty, Clark. Wood. O'Halloran . Mitchell, T Dillon. Umpires : Strait Nuan No second umpire supplied by clubs IF ) OLD IVAIaTiOE 2.2 4 .2 8 .7 12 .1082) 2 .3 4 .8 4 .9 4 .9(33) Old Ivanhoe: Goals : A. Kobe (3), M . Stewart (3), C . Corcoran (3). D. Toll (2). : J. Risstrom, C. Broadhurst, A . Kobe. P. Sigley. M .Stewart, C . Jewell (1) Best N . Maguire. Prahran : Goalktekers; Smith (2). Storer (1), Dllizio (1) Best: Green, Storer. Lawrence . Zissis. Pritchard. Biala. Umpires: Joe Cicootosto Sharon Peerless IF) CLUB h'Vffi NORM

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OLD 18IId17Y 1 .0 2 .1 5 .3 11-6(72) UNIVERSITY BLACKS 4 .5 5 .6 10 .9 11-9(75) Old Trinity: Taylor 6, J Cade 3, Cooper . Stebbins . Best : Plain . Taylor, Stebbins, Hildebrandt . Latigdon, Gray. University Blacks : Fink 3. Merin 3. Cardamone 2, Ralph, Matthews, Snow. Best : Matthews . Ralph, Fink. Bahen, 0'Keeffe Umpires : Dean Banova Ryan Hense IF) OLD ESSENDON GR 3 .6 5 .7 10 .10 14.10 (94) THERRY PENOLA 1 .0 4 .0 4 .2 5.3(33) Old Essesdom Evans 6, Fraser 4, Eddy 2, Steven, Muir . Best: Fraser. Gradzki. Miller- Bacash- Wheeler, Steven, 2herry Penola: Watson, Saunders, D}moc, Van Englen, Pinner. Best: Chapman, J. Van Englen . DRnroc, Mardesic, tYalson, Pinner Umpires : David Windlow Tom GYmdlow (F ) OLD CAREY 2 .4 2 .8 3 .10 4.12 (36) 4 .3 8 .3 11 .8 15.10(100) FRZROYREDS Old Carey : McConnell, Nance P. Baird. Jones Best : Ridley, Gorman, Gullquist- Thomas, Cleak, O'Neill Fitzroy Reds: Prior C 5 . 1Vhitty 3. Fitzgerald 3, Jackson, 0'Cotmor, Holland, Baldwin Best : Fitzpatrick . Prior C, Jackson . Whiny, Holland, Leske Umpires : Rick Benson Tony Byrnes (F) CLUB RVIIIH (SOUT ST LEOS EMMAUS WP 4.6 6.7 10.14 13.14(92) .2 4 .4 5.4 8.10(58) OLD GEELONG 3 Details not received Umpires: Trevor Hansen Michael Phillips IF) GISISTEFHIARS 6 .1 10.2 12.3 13.5(83) ELEY PARK 1 .2 5 .4 6.4 9.7(61) WYhit : NaLnllih 5, Bomnman 2- G . Rvan 2, Rallis, Thwaites, Pereira, Haynes . Best: Gibson, Murray. Pereira, Toscano, T. Jackson. Williams, Eley Park: Psal[oloupas 3 . Park 2, Kinsella. D . Smith . Georgiev, S. Jackson. Best : Payne- Levy, SnUth, Bastion . Grant. Fllntofl Umpires : Bob O'Halloran Phil Thomson tV.`tiitefrlars reg. mnptre) (F) PBAZEIBOD 6.7 11 .14 18.20 27.26(188) HAWTHORN AMATEURS 0.1 0.1 1 .1 2.1(13) Mazenod : Bridgiand 8- Mounter 4 . McKeon 4, Fisher 3, Coxon 2. Cullum Fothergl!1. Bomtici, Paine, Little, Davis . Best : Perez, Bridgland . Davis, Pollard, Busby, McKeon, Cason, Hawthorn Amateurs: No details received Umpires: Rhea Parker Lindsay McIntyre (F ) AJAX 1 .1 3.3 3.4 3.4(22) OLD BRIGHTON 6.6 11 .10 16.10 22.17(149) AJA4: Dkvnond 2, Goldberg Best : Josh Gelfand, Kron, Rubenstein . Diamond, Goldbloom, Gorsky Old Brighton: Ryan 7, Cochrane 5 Allen 4, W.Earl, Franklin, Katsouralls, Montague . P. Quieros, Turn . Best, G . Earl. W. Earl, Ryan, Me Khmon, Allen, Pennell Umpires : Paul Nailer Paul Rapke (F)

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Far Agst- %957 475 201 .47 36 875 336 260.42 32 1022 460 222.17 32 904 489 184.87 32 771 630 122.38 24 639 521 122.65 20 703 626 112.30 20 518 820 63.17 20 707 728 97 .12 16 256 1373 18.65 8 255 1258 20.27 0

~ UlfI S5QFf~6~ 1 P IN L D For Apst % Pis 3ERNARDS 10 10 0 0 1448 569 254.48 4 0 u"!VERSITY BLUES 10 8 2 0 1052 614 171 .34 32 L"JSCOTCH 10 8 2 0 1121 755 148.48 32 1 IIJaVERIANS 10 6 4 0 843 709 118.90 2 4 h'=i 4EVINS 10 5 5 0 787 820 95 .98 2 0 SALLE 10 4 6 0 710 874 81 .24 1 6 LA 11LFIELD OR 10 3 6 1 772 1038 74.37 1 4 ''' ICELLIN 10 1 7 2 806 1061 75.97 8 ALU BRIGHTON 10 1 7 2 477 1140 41 .84 8 1I ESSENDON GR 10 1 8 1 570 1209 47.15 6 U,' 9 $f`: ; Xi1 2 P _iY LD For A % Pts At .',IEURS 10 9 1 0 983 544 180.70 3 6 1 3URNIANS 10 8 2 0 986 481 204.99 3 2 i Ot ROVERS 10 7 3 0 777 719 108.07 2 8 C :1 .!ARIS 10 6 4 0 627 799 78_47 2 4 ijIvANHOE 10 5 5 0 823 801 102 .75 2 0 !i .D CAMBERWELL 10 5 5 0 766 805 95 .16 20 ~.D TRINITY 10 5 5 0 599 696 86.06 20 ''ENOD 0 C 10 4 6 0 391 824 47.45 1 6 LD PARADIANS 10 1 9 0 496 878 56 .49 4

3 Pw L D Eqr_Agst % P?s OLD CAREY 10 9 1 0 1167 366 318 .85 36 RUPERTSW000 10 9 1 0 830 505 164.36 36 COLLEGIANS 10 8 2 0 811 600 135.17 32 THERRY PENOLA OB 10 6 4 0 1014 787 128 .84 24 AJAX 10 5 5 0 787 885 88 .93 20 NORTH OLD BOYS 10 5 5 0 671 906 74 .06 20 MONASH BLUES 10 3 7 0 654 927 70 .55 12 MHSOB 10 3 7 0 541 852 63.50 12 ST BERNARDS (2) 10 2 8 0 327 1097 29 .81 8 U19 {2} BLUE PW L D For Agse % Pis OAKLEIGH 10 9 1 0 1523 602 252.99 36 ST BEDES MENT TIG 10 9 1 0 1240 546 227 .11 36 ST JOHNS 0 C 10 8 2 0 1083 651 166 .36 32 OAKLEIGH CLAYS 10 7 3 0 1344 755 178 .01 28 BENTLEIGH 10 4 6 0 968 723 133.89 16 SOUTH MELB DISTRICTS10 4 6 0 860 814 105 .65 16 MENTONE PANTHERS 10 4 6 0 860 1028 83 .66 16 ORMOND 10 3 7 0 689 1013 68.02 12 GLEN EIRA 10 2 8 0 337 1712 19.68 8 DE LA SALLE (2) 10 0 10 0 439 1533 28 .64 0 Y"9 ?) RED P W L D For AgSf % Pis BANYULE VIEWBANK 10 10 0 0 1237 457 270 .68 40 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 10 9 1 0 1199 399 300 .50 36 FITZROY REDS 10 7 3 0 1053 530 198 .68 28 LA TROBE UNI 10 6 4 0 705 482 146 .27 24 ST LEOS EMMAUS WP 10 5 5 0 646 741 87 .18 20 OLD XAVERIANS (2) 10 5 5 0 565 702 80.48 20 OLD WESTBOURNE 10 3 7 0 430 832 51 .68 12 YARRA VALLEY 0 B 10 3 7 0 454 884 51 .36 12 AOUINAS 0 C 10 2 8 0 447 891 50 .17 8 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE10 0 10 0 280 1214 23 .06 0 CLUB 78 - f P OLD XAVERIANS 9 DE LA SALLE 9 PRAHRAN 9 OLD IVANHOE 9 MARCELLIN 9 MONASH BLUES 9 ST KEVINS 9 COLLEGIANS 9

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B D Ft r Agst %_ 2 0 1328 830 160 .00 32 3 0 942 753 125 .10 28 4 0 1055 880 119 .89 24 4 0 917 828 110 .75 24 5 0 1055 1041 101 .34 20 5 0 762 838 90.93 20 6 0 796 975 81 .64 16 6 0 717 899 79 .76 16 7 0 874 1156 75.61 12 8 8 0 841 1087 77.37

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For n ~a 1 0 1186 779 4 0 1388 1015 4 0 975 934 4 0 807 821 4 0 897 925 5 0 908 943 6 0 648 1068 7 0 937 886 7 0 840 1083 8 0 1077 1209

152.25 136,75 104 .39 9829 24 96 .97 24 96.29 20 60.67 16 105.76 12 77.56 1 2 89 .08

P W L D For A-_- i!ts 10 10 0 0 1155 654 176 .61 40 10 8 2 0 1116 895 124 .69 32 10 7 3 0 1035 764 135 .47 2 8 10 7 3 0 927 739 125 .44 28 10 7 3 0 835 798 104 .64 28 10 6 4 0 947 618 153 .24 24 10 5 5 0 923 828 111 .47 20 10 4 6 0 729 1096 66 .51 16 10 3 7 0 718 1178 60 .95 12 10 3 7 0 551 915 60 .22 12 10 0 10 0 767 1285 59 .69 0

Pts Apt % 1133 856 132 .36 32 1090 882 123 .58 32 1104 818 134.96 28 1008 847 119 .01 24 1069 935 114 .33 24 937 837 111 .95 24 1029 1054 97 .63 12 728 1257 57 .92 12 885 1058 83 .65 8 4 659 1098 60.02

F W L D Far A % --UNIVERSITY BLUES 10 9 1 0 1024 519 197 .30 36 ST BERNARDS 10 8 2 0 885 571 154 .99 32 OLD XAVERIANS 10 6 4 0 766 614 124 .76 24 OLD HAILEYBURY 10 6 4 0 833 732 113 .80 24 OLDIVANHOE 10 5 4 1 755 775 97 .42 22 MARCELLIN 10 5 5 0 682 681 100 .15 20 OLD TRINITY 10 4 5 1 592 776 76 .29 18 OLD MELBURNIANS 10 2 8 0 505 713 70 .83 8 OLD SCOTCH 10 2 8 0 561 797 70 .39 8 8 ST KEVINS 10 1 7 2 540 994 54 .33

PIS L D For A~r % !?f SECTION PIN MONASH BLUES 10 8 2 0 1054 665 158 .50 32 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 10 7 3 0 1102 778 141 .65 28 OLD MENTONIANS 10 7 3 0 1027 859 119 .56 28 AJAX 10 7 3 0 981 841 116 .65 28 YARRA VALLEY 0 B 10 6 4 0 888 866 102 .54 24 BANYULE 10 6 4 0 1012 1006 100 .60 24 IVANHOE ASSUMPTION 10 3 7 0 796 1035 76 .91 12 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE10 3 7 0 843 1147 73 .50 12 SALESIAN 0 C 10 2 8 0 714 849 84 .10 8 AQUINAS 0 C 10 1 9 0 732 1103 66 .36 4

OLD BRIGHTON 10 8 2 0 1016 476 213 .45 32 DE LA SALLE 10 8 2 0 854 585 145,98 32 OLD PARADIANS 10 7 2 1 889 484 183 .68 30 WHITEFRIARS 10 6 3 1 688 610 112 .79 26 NORTH OLD BOYS 10 6 4 0 807 662 121 .90 24 MAZENOD 0 C 10 5 5 0 623 626 99 .52 20 OLD ESSENDON GR 10 4 6 0 581 741 78 .41 16 MHSOB 10 3 7 0 508 910 55 .82 12 HAMPTON ROVERS 10 2 8 0 487 986 49 .39 8 0 ST BEDES MENT TIG 10 0 10 0 398 866 45 .96

% PIS tT2 SECTION P W L D For Agst PENINSULA 0 B 10 10 0 0 1388 626 221 .73 40 FITZROY REDS 10 8 2 0 940 659 142 .64 32 OLD CAREY 10 6 4 0 1281 838 152 .86 24 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 10 6 4 0 1011 829 121 .95 24 WEST BRUNSWICK 10 6 4 0 927 867 106.92 24 OLD GEELONG 10 5 5 0 1077 930 115.81 20 BENTLEIGH 10 5 5 0 924 1087 85 .00 20 LA TROBE UNI 10 3 7 0 754 910 82 .86 12 OAKLEIGH 10 1 9 0 796 1412 56 .37 4 HAWTHORN AMATEURS 10 0 10 0 562 1502 37 .42 0

p W Pis L a For Ag r % C RESERVE COLLEGIANS 10 9 1 0 908 477 190 .36 36 BEAUMARIS 10 8 2 0 886 484 183 .06 32 OLD CAMBERWELL 10 7 3 0 717 566 126 .68 2E CAULFIELD GR 10 6 4 0 908 498 182 .33 24 THERRY PENOLA OR 10 6 4 0 820 629 130 .37 24 ST LEOS EMMAUS WP 10 5 5 0 805 552 145 .83 2( PRAHRAN 10 4 6 0 757 808 93 .69 1E ORMOND 10 3 7 0 673 902 74 .61 1 ; GLEN EIRA 10 1 9 0 444 1125 39 .47 ~ MENTONE VULTURES 10 1 9 0 394 1271 31 .00

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