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vr:7A would like to extend its thanks to the Board an rports Club fod~ r , l ;niaistration of the WorkSafe VCFL and the ~ . ; ; nt . ;r,;nifieent efforts in hosting last Sunday's n' ' .h clash between .I' k and the VCFL. It really was an interstate game, with the match I t,cecn two Victorian grassroots icons with the match played just ove r I~order in NSW . We lost and won . We lost the match . We won many '- ~ I

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CHIEF EXECUTIV E OFFICER =.ed to report that during the VCFL v . VAFA senior match las t

l ; , nd the Country may be willing to commit to an annual Under 19 match against the VAFA . ,~ ; a , i irtain-raiser match to last Sunday's senior match the VCFL East v . West Challenge took In this game the best Under 18 players from the east of Victoria plays the best players from One possibility would be that the best 15 players could be chosen from this match an d 1 ,,, supplemented by a number of players up to age 23 to bring the average age to just Under 19 ic,r the game to be played against a VAFA Under 19 team . Officials from both the VAFA and VCFL I,, ,, : c promised to meet to develop this concept further . -wick Park) draw is compiled each year the basis of that ;t l, : n the Slacartseover Areri; ir<iv, is that each A and B section club is allocated one home match to be played "away fro m

This has always thought to be the fairest way of compiling such a draw . )ac ;_es and players are happy to play at the ground, especially as it is where the finals are pla :cd but the downside of it is that clubs are down on revenue compared to the match being rd at home . ~ recent suggestion has been made which I feel is worth consideration . The proposal goes ,ounething like this . Clubs would be invited to purchase a'•block" of home matches to be playe d t isisternwick Park . A "block", for example, could consist of a Saturday and a Sunday match played at any time of the home and away fixture . Clubs could also nominate who they would like th,~ opposition club to be . The block would cost the club, say $1200, and from this the VAF A v; auld operate the scoreboard and provide people for the gates . The home club then would tak e tlie gate proceeds, operate the canteen and run the after match . It there was/is interest in this concept a block of matches could be tailored to meet club needs , ~ cid once all "blocks" are built into the program other matches would be listed around these Mocks" of games . Upcum'ng dates : Pre r. i de r- ts' Forum - Sunday August 10, Trinity C~rammar Playing Fields- Cohen Room Vote Count /Presentation N ight Monday September 1, Crown Palladium E°ecutive Seminar - October 13 & 1 4 A :id finally a reminder to clubs that there is no meeting of club Members this coming Monday night . Clubs will be advised of the next meeting of (Irabs when known .

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Next Week's Matches . .. . . .. . . ... . . .. . . .. . . ... . ... . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . .6 1 Coaches' Clipboard.. . ... . . .. . . ... . ... . . .. . . .. . . .. . . ... . . .. . . .. . . .. . .12 For the Love of the Game. . .. .. . . .. . . .. . .... . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. 18-19 Looking Back . . . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . ... . . .. . . .. . . ... . . .. . . .. . . ... . . .34-35 Sportsm;er Arena Draw . . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .59 Tribunal & Investigations . . ... . .. .. . .. . . ... . . ... . . .. . ... . .. . . ....59 Sportscover Spot the Ball . . . .. . . . .. . .. . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . .. . . . .. . . .. .62

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I VIEW St :- - : ,;s ,dentone'i'i.gcia moved back into the four with a convincing 23 point win over Melbourne High at Brindisi Street . The Tigers were in scintillating form in the first quarter highlighted by Richard Sampieri's 4 twins and at the first change the game was all but over . After that it became a bit of an arm wrestle as the High tried to regain some ascendancy but alas it was to no avail . Special mentions to Paul Wintle in his 100th game and to Malty White of MHSOB who played his 50th a few weeks ago . Mazenod had victory virtually shored up in the first 12 minutes when they came out of the blocks firing and had 5 goals on the board before the hapless Rovers knew where they were. The scoreline of 9 goals to 1 at the first change signified a tough day at the office for the Rovers won the next 3 quarters but unfortunately not the 4 points . OPs' ran onto their home ground exhibiting a steely determination to succeed in a last ditch effort to revive their season . The game started as it finished with the Paradians pushing the ball forward at every opportunity, although De La Salle to their credit narrowed the deficit in the last term . North Old Bays came back to the winning list with a hard fought victory against the somewhat shell shocked Old Brighton . What was even better for NOBS was that the game was at South Road, and they had been afforded little respect by their opponents during the week . The Tonners were still confident they could get over the line at orange time, but unfortunately showed no passion through the last stanza . In fine sunny conditions out at Old Essendon the two top teams met in the match of the Round . In what turned out to be a match of two halves the Bombers will have to go back to the drawing board . The dominance of Chris Wood in the ruck got the Friars back into the game allowing their flotilla of runners to lift their tempo and dominate proceedings in the second half where the Bombers for the first time for many many weeks actually faded . A worry for you Frank .!! ! PREVIEW Old Paradians make the long trek across the city to tackle Hampton Rovers in front of their large parochial crowd at the Boss James Reserve . OP's found a bit of form last week and would certainly be looking for a bit of consistency by backing up with another win . Not as strong away from the Garvey, while the Rovers are better at home and mathematically can still get out of jail with a couple of wins . Tough one to call here and against the odds I will go with the visitors . Congratulations to a wonderful

personalii, around Hampton Rovers David Rogerson who today plays his 250th game for the club . (Well Done Rego - TB ) Old Essendon come across town to tackle De La Salle Malvern in a game De La simply must win . Are t Bombers going to have the slump that the other fina aspirants have had is one of the questions that will answered today, a couple of suspensions not helping t visitors eause . In a desperate game in front of their hot ground I have a feeling that De La will just get over the lir MHSOB welcome ' to the picturesque playi fields of South Yarra . Even at home they are going to ft the Whitefriars unit a tough nut to crack as they bu . towards September. MHSOB will try their hardest but i ff the Friars have too many good players spread all over t ground to lose this one . The two sides who have been perhaps the me disappointing of the season (Mazenod & NOBs) cla: today at the Gillen Oval. Their inconsistency has cost the both all year but both today have another chance to aim fourth spot such is the evenness of the Section . It again a hard one to call and I am swayed by the form of some the NOBS lesser lights - NOBS to win . Sportscover Arena hosts a ripper between the in form Bedes Mentoi ' and the out of form Old Brighto I'm sure Jarred O'Neill would have used the break freshen his players up both physically and mentally at will welcome the return of a few of his injured ones . Russ Barnes is pret y astute too and would have done the s a

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tion is the key factor in this game and I feel th e ill have enough under the belts to take the point s . But a reversal would not surprise . Ri: gS CORRESPONDENTS ; ,utact details are 9553 1561 home phone and fax, th e is 0403 433 016 or send me an ernail to : >ptusnetcom .au .

Old Boys - congratulate Michael Barlcer, on i_ the milestone of 100 games for the club . The bes t goal at NOBs began with our under 19s and now ids a regular spot in our senior team. NOBs would also rke to congratulate Chris Hosking on playing 50 games or the club. "Hosko" came to NOBs from Staweli and has been as solid in defence as he is as a bloke . old Paradians - congratulations to Glen Porteous who played his 100th game last round . Glen joined us in 1997,and began with the Unders . Our leading goalkicker : .s not had a great season due to injury but is now bop ;illy back on the job with 5 goals last Saturda y _ 'nst De La, making a career total of 217 . Well done P-rts", good to see you back on track . plhitefriars - congratulate Brian Phan on reaching 100 Games for the Club in its recent win over OEG . Phany commenced with our under 19 team in 1997 and has been a strong contributor to the Club's success since that time . After a year off in 2002, Phany has returned to some of hi s ,,-cry best form this season and with his lightning fast pace and great balance and poise, we look forward to many more games in the future . St.Bedes/Mentone Tigers - congratulations from all supporters at to Paul 'Rat' Wintle on reaching his 100th game milestone against NOBS in Round 13. Rat has become an integral member of the Tigers senior team with his happy go lucky manner and of course those terrible green training shorts . All Tiger followers look forward to the next 100 games from the Rat ! Old Brighton - welcomes Nick Perry to their 200 game club today and subsequent life membership . Nick played his first game for the club in 1990 and was awarded ' best lst year player in 1991' in his first full season . A one time state representative, "Pezza" has twice been runner up in the B&F and leading goal kicker for the club on several occasions . He was captain of the club from 1994-1998 including B grade premiership in 1997 . Congratulations on your milestone "Pezza", and sincere thanks from all past and present followers at OBGFC, for your effort and dedication over the past fourteen years . "What about a couple off the wood 7 "

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B SECTION - Round 1 4 MAZENOD 0 C 9 .2 11 .6 15 .9 18 .14 (122) HAMPTON ROVERS 1 .3 4 .8 9 .11 12.11 (83) Mazenod: Maske115 Morris 5 Meehan 2 Jayaweera 2 Gooden Hatiley Dunne S Morgan . Best: Rvan Parry Meehan Jones Maskell Morris . Hampton Rovers : B Ariz 3 D Ariz 2 Adams 2 Browne Flynn Power Pucella Rayson . Best : Rov: D Ariz M Fletcher Browne GraGVta B Ariz C McKellar . Umpires : Peter Simpson Mark Jenkins (F) Robert Seymour Ken Brower (G ) OLD PARADSANS 5 .3 9.6 16 .9 18-11(119) DE LA SALLE 2 .4 4 .6 4 .8 8 .10 (58) Old Paradians : Porteous 5 Curran 3 Brabender 3 Mctaughltn 2 Boundy Dore Godfrey Heffernan J Swindon, Best : Godfrey Brabender Hvde Murray Vincent Dean. Be La Salle: Duggan 2 Man nix 2 Bonnici Foon Goodter Thomas. Best : Silvers A Johnstone Ptcone Corin Goodier Sherman . Umpires : Sharon Alger Rob Sneddon (F) Matthew Simpson Matthew Cowley (G ) OLD ESSENDON GR 3 .3 7 .6 9 .7 11 .12 (78) WHITEFRIARS 2 .1 5.4 12 .10 17 .16(118) Old Esrendon : Heritage 2 Biggs 2 Podger 2 Stormant Leask Velardo Hakun Fleming. Best : Leask Forrest Dragojlo Wilson Biggs DiBlasi . Whiteftiars : Wallace 4 Dance 3 Carrigg 2 Anderson Brosolo M Carbone Kennedy Pawlik Northey Swain Wood. Best : Wood Kennedy Langford A Carbone Power Eames. Umpires: Luke Holmes Grant Wardrop (F) Bianca Share Glenn Kennedy (B) Andrew Barnes Daniel Scully (G ) 4 .2 7,6 9 .10 11,15(81) OLD BRIGHTON NORTH OLD BOYS 6 .3 9 .4 11 .4 15 .6 (96) Old Brighton: Pirrie 4 Kent Rap Mead Bristow Stewart Ewen VanDenDuggen. Best : Stewart Date Dickerson Pirrie Hughes Barrow. North Old Boys : Smith 4 Briar 3 Davidson 2 Boyle Sutherland Martin Barker Casboult Cassell . Best: Martin Smith Davidson Briar Sutherland Roberts . Umpires: Geoff Curran Simon Stokes (F) Ross Dodd Chas Doyle (G) STBEDESMENPTIG 6 .6 9,9 13 .13 16.15011) MHSOB 2 .2 6 .5 11 .6 13 .9187) St Bedes Mentone Tigers : Sampieri 4 L Wintle 3 Hecker 2 McColl 2 M Wintle N Terrell L Terrell Scatidi Povnton . Best: P Wtntle Povnton M Wtnile L Wintle Sampieri Hecker. MHSOB : Limhrick 3 Barnett 3 Atkins 2 Waterhouse 2 Walker Home wMterton . Best: Limbrick Hogan Cassell Barren Taylor Horne . Umpires : Steve McCarthy Mark Morrison (F) John Robinson Its 17amyron (G) B RESERVES - Round 1 4 MAZENOD 0 C 2 .3 4 .5 7 .7 9.8 (62) HAMPTON ROVERS 3 .6 6 .8 10 .11 12 .15 (87) Mazeaod: Carter 2. D.MeMullln 2, Veltman, Tilling, Smith, Smart, Murray. Best: Morris. Longmuir. S .McMuWn, A.McDowell, Tilling, Carter. Hampton Rovers: Anderson 5 . Morley 2. BurgeraatT 2, Gray, M .McKellar, Vaughan. Best: S .Anderson, Christiansen, Morley, Black, McCarthy, Terech . OLD PARADIANS 2,0 3 .4 6 .5 10.6 (66) 0.2 1 .5 4 .6 5.9(39) DE LA SALLE OLD PARADIANS : Goals:Sptnoso 4, Bus, Coltman, Galloway, Holmes, Pag(ta, Robins Best: Robins, Martin Joyce, Lombardi . Tension, Ludentan, Galloway De La SALLE: Goals : Coggirts 2. D Hyland 2. Moore Best: Mchenry, Hyde, Buick. Hesse, Chester, Coggtns OLD ESSENDON GR 1 .0 4.1 7.3 7.51471 WSB'i`EFRIARS 4.1 5.2 9.2 10.5 (65) Old Essendon: Hughes 3, Parts, 2, Uebergang, Weidner Best : Barham, Rtdlev,Hughes, Dale, Cramer Plhitefrtar~: R.Eantes 3 . M . Nunan, Baggoley, Leahy, Jongebloed, Hill Best: Elliot, L.eames, R.Eames . M .Van Den Boom, Baggolev, Alexander OLD BRIGHTON 5.2 8.6 12.9 14,11 (95) NORTH OLD BOYS 5.1 7,3 ]0.6 11,13 (79) Old Brighton: Salem 5, Scott 4, Marshall, Nickas, Franklin . A.GmniFan, O'Neill. Best : Salem, S.Ginnivan, Marshall . B .WIIliarns, Nickas, Smith . North Old Boys : Smith 4 . Briar 3. Davidson 2, Boyle, Sutherland, Martin, Barker . N.Casboult. Cassell . Best : Martin, Smith, Davidson, Brvar, Sutherland . Roberts. ST BEDES MENP TIG 2.3 3.6 63 7.10 (52) MHSOB 3.3 5.3 6.6 10.8 (68) St Bides Mentone: Crowe 2, Rhoden , De Groot, Ferris . McColl, Kidd. Best : L'Huilher, Mid . De Groot, Porter, Zomer, Ferris . MHSOB: Frazcek 3, Taylor 3, Svirskis, Sierakowskf. Robinson, Adcock . Best: Fax. Orchard, Taylor, Svirskis, Adcock, Frazcek. 9

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Coach: Frank Duneu Res : Craig Ridley 1 J . Pannagiotopolous 2 J . Buckley 3 P. Lutterschmidt 4 D. Ryan 5 S . de Morton 6 C. Ridley 7 J. Leask 8 J. Heritage 9 B. Hakim 10 S. Bryant 11 B. Papal 12 J. Kavanagh 13 B. Hakim 14 L . Wilson 15 T. Di Blasi 16 S . McPherson 17 D . Forrest 18 J . Walker 19 E . Healey 20 D . Hunter 21 S . Dal e 22 R. OBrien 23 J . Hughes 24 J . Dazkiw 25 A. Frazer 26 S. Fleming 27 J . Di Pietro 28 G . Stevens 29 S. Uebergang 30 M. Dragojlo 31 D . Caridi 32 D . Poulton 33 D . Biggs 34 D .Podger 35 L. Kavanag h 36 A . Frazer 37 M . Bossi 38 D.WhitBeld 39 B . Newbold 40 A. McKenzie 41 B. Overma n 42 N . Bertram 43 M. Velardo 44 A. Parker 45 J. Weidner 46 M. Beard 47 S. Howard 48 A . Salvo 49 G. Collins 50 A . Nowland 51 J . Stevens 52 B . Porker 53 T. Campbell 54 A. Morrison 55 D. Gradzk i 56 M . Makris 57 J . Lloyd 58 T. Williams 60 C . Cetin

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1 J . Dixon 2 M. Johnson 3 B. Mooney V C 4 D . Atkinson 5 R . Henebery 5 B. Donelly 6 S . Woolley 7 D. Surkitt 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

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18 S . Taft 19 N . Herman 20 B . Couch 21 C . Harri s 22 T. Skurrie 23 J. Kondarovskis 24 B. Low 25 R . Muir 26 D . Vial 27 A. Shinkfield 28 D. Dowling 29 A. Kenneally 30 L. Moon 31 N . Roach C . Blumfiel d a3 B . Hoi s t 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 . Solar

48 E. Waters 51 J.B . Shadbotf 54 B . Woolhouse 55 T. Cookes 56 B . Lumb 58 D . Smith 64 M . Gribble 65 C . Safstrom

G LEN E ( Coach: Paul Beddoe Assist Coach : Jon Edgar Res. Coach: Anttany Strafford 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 t1 B. Clements 12 B. IUn g 13 G . Brown 14 M . Loughran 15 Mimo Dimachki 16 Danny Race 17 L. Doolan 18 R . Oldham

19 A . Decries

20 A . Diamond 21 S. Haines 22 S. Emmett 23 S. Neeson 24 A. Taranto 25 P. Khazaal 26 P. Tsagliotis (RC) 27 R. Gilmore 28 L. Shellard 29 M . Kassar 30 L. Pde 31 D . Sheehan 32 M . D'Zitva 33 A. Sheady 34 L . Hal l 35 S. Hollow 36 B. Zure k 37 P. Merrick 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. Halliwetl 49 S. Hall 50 D. Eade 52 A. Haines (RVC) 53 L. Caruana >54 T. Dimachki 55 L. McGaw 57 M . Chandle r 58 M . Scarfe ' 59 B . Zwar 60 G. Cedes 61 M. Tkocz 62 S. Lymno 63 D . Dunlevie 64 D . Fossey 65 M . Dimou 68 M . Watt

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Cc h : Tony MacgeorgE Res Coach : Darren Fened 1 S. Rowle y 2 R. Gallagher 3 M . Dixon 4 M . Hayes 5 A . Whit e 6 C . Stephens 7 K. Gunter 7 M. Cooper 8 D . Perri n 8 K. Littl e 9 M . Meyer 9 P. Emmett 11 C. O'Meara 12 M . 13 A. Kin 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. Hamilto n 22 P. Murphy 23 Matt Sulliva n 24 X. Smith 25 G. Uptin 26 A. Roc k 27 A . Gang i 28 C . Johnston 30 P. Dixo n 30 N . Freeze 31 M. Andrews 32 N . Levet t 33 N . Wilkins 34 D . Sheeha n 35 M . Johnstone 36 C. Ogier 37 T Macgeorg e 38 S . Perrazo 41 C. Rock 42 T. Barr 43 M . Barr 45 C . Barr 46 C . Blair 47 J . Tull y 48 Mick. Wals h 49 R . Bdtner 55 R n ..pD Clarke o 52 K. McLeod 53 D. Noonan ~ D. Bra y 55 S . Rickards 56 T. Sullivan 57 D . Fraser 56 J . Noonan 59 G. Allan 60 D . Fenec h 61 T. Smit h 63 S. Waters 64 S. Hesline 65 T. Allinso n 67 M . Joyce 68 A . Tresidder 73 M . O'Meara

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C.if Cc i : John Ross 1 ren Turner C~ . s :nan connolly Res . r : Peter O'Dea Resen C: ch : Paul Quick -ik,` nicolanton!o Ass! ., :h: Jr sddic k s : t Noqc, _ .<en Res. Ca-- :i : &, ; so n : ,And T duo s A. Durling 1 S Handley 1 D. Herders 1 P. Carse 1 P. Gorman T. James 2 D . Beckett 2 M . Harvey 2 J . Hodder 2 A . Mills (vc) 3 E. Mitchell 3 J . Denning 2 T. Goodwin N. Robinson 3 D Kelly 4 A. Grace 4 A. Auliso 3 R . Bannister T. Ogier 4 P. Quick 5 S. Buckle 5 M . Martinov 4 M . Elliot L . Cain 5 H. Pitts . Fennell 6 D . Whelan 6 J B. Christie 5 S . Sacco 6 J . Killeen 7 A. Burgess . Seeley 7 S. Keleher 7 S . Bannister A 8 M. Miller 8 B. Bird M. Scott 7 S . Pang 8 L. Hollo w . Hall . Coller 9 G 9 C J. Heffernan 9 C. Bannister 8 I . Hunt 10 B. Mitchell 10 R . Martin B. Tymmons 10 J . Vaina 9 A. Bunnell 11 D . Robbins 77 B. Carey P,9. Hanson (C) 11 D. O'Sullivan (vc) 10 B. Hodgson 12 T. McCann . Cadzow 12 B. Dalidio S 12 A . Christi e 13 L . Wells 11 A. Pins 13 A. Krebs R . Kapaor 13 G . Russel l 14 J. Eagles L . Ga!dman (VC) 14 S. James 12 M . Beer 15 A . McMaho n 15 P. Carey 15 C . Telly B . Whitehead (VC) 13 M . Vagg 16 M . Goodwin 16 A. Res Ros e D . Clyn e 1 6 T. Stewart 16 76 D. Clifto n 14 M . Evans 17 M . D 'Am 17 J. Bridge s D . Pike 17 G . O'Connor 15 B. Mair 18 W. Cove 18 R. McCann N . Credlin (DVC) 18 B . Carte r 16 A. Rhodes 19 A. Kelly S. Marwood 19 D . Cleary 19 A. Grant 20 A. Ballard 20 D . to Hennepe P. Tempone 17 S. Campbell 20 J . Clarke G . Simondson D . Mitchell 21 R . Wiley 18 M . Windridg e 21 G . Henderso n 22 P. Ristevsk i 22 H . Brow n gP ' T. Hardma n 19 A. Millican 22 L. Reynolds 23 T. Naylor 23 T. Batty B. Howard 20 J. Kellow 23 D. Calagad 24 D . Bruce 24 B . Arnold K. Darby 25 P. Edwards 25 J. Dale 21 M . McCuddin 25 A. McKenzie B. Tipper 26 B. Lewis 26 A. Prosser A. Hardenberg 26 T. Harvey 22 A. Sleight 27 P. Levins 27 M . Garon i 27 T. Brennan A . Whelan 23 J. Macdonald 28 A. Carroll 28 H . Giles A . Sheedy 28 A . Clinch 25 L . Aitken 29 S. Darcy 29 S. Goodwin D . Gough 29 J . Clifton 26 T. St.Clair 30 G. Richie 30 M. Oitobre 30 R. Finley S. Francis 27 W . Watford 31 M. Contessotto 31 S. Hollow R . Perryman 31 H . Black 32 D . Carron . Craven 32 A . Lom 32 J . Sacc o B 28 K. Watford 33 M . Collins 33 L. Thomas 33 L. Kuret G. Ormsby 29 P. Gartland 35 J . Briggs D . Joyce 34 A . Russell , 34 D . Weston (vc-res) ..0 B. Doust 35 J . Putz 36 S. Bavage D . Schmidt 36 D . Barron 31 D . Decarteret 37 S. Manton C . Munro 36 D. Casey 37 D . Castaldi (C ) 38 N . Hodder 37 C. Everitt 32 D . Ballard S . Derry 38 M. Nancarro w 39 B . Vaughan A . Hillier 38 D. Broadhurst 33 R . Marriott 39 S. Boyle 40 J . Gay T Hallo 39 S . McCarthy 40 P. Garoni 34 P. Treyvaud 40 Y. Dimadamos 42 M . Flood G. Rowe 41 B. Barron 5 B. Gelli e 43 B . Levins C . Jellis 41 T Banks 42 D . Dimec h 36 L. Northway 44 A . Zalakos 42 C. Keleher L. Ryan 43 M. Warre n 37 A. Gallia 45 S . Ronchi A . Mackenzie 43 B . Parsons 44 P. Appleford 46 A . Brown C. Grant 44 A. Broadhurst 39 S . Morris 45 M . Carter 45 J . Franklin 47 M . Mclnemy S . Smith 41 J . Upton 46 S . Stepien 48 A . Dal y M . Horgan 46 C. Cleary 42 B . Downing 47 D . Goodwin 49 D. Cox 47 J . Monaghan T Kearney 48 A . Nancarrow (vc-res) 43 J . Mullins 50 A . Volpi J . Derry 48 S . Wheller 49 B . Whykes B 51 P. McGloin 49 S . Metz 44 T Mahony R. Gazal 50 B . Barron B 52 R. McGloin A. Gill 50 S . Dipasquale 45 A . Upton 51 Mark Goodwi n 53 T. Pecora 51 T. Dipasquale G . Weickhardt 46 M . year 52 D . Westo n . Betsy 55 C. Hatfield S . Lovelace 52 S 47 P. Rose 55 M . Garen 56 T. Morrison R. Tempone 53 C . Harvey 48 J . Vagg . Pitcher 56 P. Dunne 54 M . Ramsay 59 D A. Margetts 49 I . Dennis 60 C. McDonald 57 S . Westo n J . Gan 55 B. Rayson 61 J. Blandthorn 63 A . Moloney (c-res) 56 M. Farrell S . Fogarty 50 S . Kennett 63 P. Nolan 59 T. Robinso n S . Jones 57 R . Kentara 53 A. Ryan 64 D. Wood T. Nisbet 58 67 G . Tsinari s Ramag e 55 S . 59 N . Hoare 67 P. Farquhar 69 S . Seron g N . Payne 57 S . Moylan 69 S. Meshcer J . Walsh 60 P. Konstanty 70 L. Kuret 70 D. McGloin 61 B. Jones 58 M . Muehlheim A. Walsh 79 T. Higgin s 75 T. Ymer 99 M . La Corcia S. Gregory 62 B. Stater 59 M . Worland 76 G . Donova n 63 C . West L Goldsworthy 60 R. Ferrero 77 C . Vaugha n S. Hancock 64 M . Wood 61 J Bedford 79 T. Tribe 65 S . Anderson 62 C . Tooley 88 S. Pitcher 66 L. Dale 89 D . Windus s ; ;â&#x20AC;˘, =' 67 M . Mabbetf 64 J. Belcher 68 D . Clifton a 65 B. Sodom =1-( GA a 69 B . Cromack 66 G . Northway HUM E I -- --- - 67 K. Sagno l 8 5 2 ~ I ! ---

2 06 J . <I a j or Sponso r

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2003 17

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Today To i Brain and Phil Stevens review the representative match played Sunday July 27 in Barooga . Phil Stevens (PS) : Well Tommy we lost by 26 points . Do you think that was a true reflection of the difference between the two sides? Tom Brai n (TB) : In all honesty yes ! We started slowly which you cannot afford to do in this standard of game against quality opposition and we paid the penalty by being 6 goals behind at the first change . PS: Playing "catch-up" footy is always difficult isn't it, but I don't think our boys should feel too despondent . Do you agree ? TB : That is correct Phil, their efforts over the next three quarters where they outscored the opposition were terrific . We put a couple of good patches together but then found it hard at times to keep that momentum going and to the opposition's credit they kept coming back at us not fully allowing us to play our own game . PS : Who were the standouts from the VCFL side and ours? TB: Stewart in the ruck for the Country was a most worthy winner of the BOG award well backed up by Aaron Greaves who kicked 5 goals and their captain Jason Mifsud led by example and had an excellent pair of hands . For us I thought young Simon Clarke made a fantastic state debut and was clearly our best player, in fact the only one to play four quarters of footy. He received support from Danny Byrne, young Mark "Harry" Corrigan, especially in the first half, little Stuey Low was always in putting his body on the line and Nigel Credlin did a sterling job keeping the backline together .

PS : Do you think Rodney Eade as coach of the VCFL was influential ? TB: Indeed I do, Philip, because his planning into the game and his knowledge of our players and our game pian, especially early made life particularly difficult for us . To be able to put that side together and have them gel and play together the way they did on the day is a credit to Rodney

s, id the time and effort he put in to the game . I'r sure the VCFL officials would have been happ with his performance and the publicity Ili presence generated in the match . PS : Enough to get him an AFL gig in 2004? TB : Well he is certainly good enough to coac again at AFL level . Just depends on what job actually become available and which way Rodne himself wants to go . Talking to him at the aft( match the fire and the motivation is still there. PS : I reckon he might become Saint Rodne3 Tiger Eade or Bulldog Rod ! ! TB : All of those Phil are viable options . I doubt It would become a Tiger as they have Wayn Brittain already waiting in the wings. Both of th others have definitely under-achieved and f, sure with the lists they have that Rod would do terrific job with both . PS : Tom, that concludes what has been a fairl successful season, notwithstanding th disappointment at not getting the U19 game t the starting line . TB : Firstly on the U19 game that must have bee heartbreaking for all concerned but it is goo dsethamoveswrtakenovrthewknd t

ensure them a game next year. The long weeken in June was particularly successful with hot representative sides recording good victories an we now focus on 2004 and renew our quest t become AAFC Champions . PS: And Tom the final words on state football .. .. theyarou TB : Phil, it has been terrific to have bee involved closely with state footy this year . To se the commitment of all involved to make the VAF successful has been inspiring. This stems fror the passion of our coach Nick Bourke, who ha done everything in his power to see u successful . If only he had the players of th calibre of Murray Pitts, Paul Corrigan, Brel O'Farrell, Matthew Dennis, John Steven<. Lincoln Reynolds in his side last Sunday th result may have been different (and the bee would have tasted better on the bus trip home but Nick would not use that as an excuse a Simon Clarke, James Drake, James Beaumont Quinton Gleeson, Shaun Neeson, Chanz Crowie were all worthy replacements and did not l e

18 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 200

.he ti nTA do-,i. ,at note Tommy, thanks for your implook forward to all VA-'fi, > ti'-a' "- : .-_ . roaching and relegation b<'l - ; loor, i

'hilip, definitely lookin g f~~ . rd to t ;me ahead in the remaining 7-8

vdaters Nigel Credlin Lachlan For d Danny Byrne Mark Browne Carl Steinfor t Simon Clarke Adam Chatfield Mark Corriga n e F : Qzdnton Gleeson Dan Jordan James Drak s Stuart Low Tim Harvey Luke Hawkin n ; An+'revr F:amsclen (C ) Denver Artz Be Jorr, .- _

ason .

id Match Detail s

6,2 8A 11,8 14 .11 (95) C} .l 4 .3 7 .7 14 .9 (69) VCFL - Greaves 5 . Mifsud 5, Stringer 2. . nan and Power . VAFA - Harvey 4, D . . Jordan 2 and Hawkins r 3, B VCFL - Stewart (b .o .g .) Greaves, Cook,

Beaumont Jeremy Bourk e Shaun Neeso n urke

Mark Gibson (F} Nathan Eddy

bster (G }

(best on ground) - Mar k

I3a`

i_an (chosen by VCFL ) n by VAFA)

Mifsud . Robertson . . Cr,rfig^n, Low ':yrne, Clarke, Credlin, '" ti lsden .

11 ~

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our,~ y v. Formation being revealed to

3ach

3 3

be all relive d Ric Sykes, Peter Coicse, FA. 300 Club in tlÂą",

t 19 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2003

Is the four 1

separat Banyule < <nd or

ties ? J'vni , LeL~fs a 1 0

leaving the Bear's finals 1, brink, and resurr-c"- • Michael Gray v

v'lich, if both or n to having I id inside a bound e m by 34 points in RE but by much less .

Inq on eC~s it~~.il .

for .he Bears ,

good one a t Shaun Lo u )iled d in the Ruck . CHB, and 17 Ash Drew v. is a productive forward for the Jarvie strong at CHB, and Bushrangers, Simon Gitlin a I --IF'. Ar really broke away from I I defea'° ' t Moorabbin . Brett a -ersistent Duzenman s~on his wing for the Jackas, Nick Gold played another great captain's game, and Simon Gutman also shone . The Bloods had terrific games from Mick Starrett up forward, Stuart Bethune at FB, and John Jess OtB . Old Me aat.cznians and i7ni . Blacks were level at time and perilously close to another draw except Blacks' was the only scorer in a Prozac popping last term . The defences of both sides dominated in the stodgy conditions with Blacks' backs Schilling, Brown, & Goonan being particularly parsimonious . The Panthers on-ballers, Geoff Dart & Michael McCloskey, were at the bottom of every scrum, while Andrew Carter again shone in the Ruck . The Hoes came from 17 points behind in Q4 to beat the -- when the rain brought the home side's b' n m into play . The Hoes' crumbers did the damage on the day with Shane Sampson, Paul Manuel, & Paul Harris all inspirational . Robbie Schi -i(- ~r, Greg Chivers, & Jarred Prior . again stood out for the Bullants . : hard to shake Monash Blues found off as Chaddie clawed their way back from a 6 goals Q 1 deficit to be level at the end of Q3 . A desperate g4 saw the Ashers take the points with Julian Smith, George Smythe, and Matt Payne all perforating prodigiously in defence . Sf)"s 14ichael imnr essed the - _,i -

. will be a frantic affair e d wo club : 1 ; , ; :, a gut to avoid relegatio i Chadt'te has h, (i a lu artbreaking sequence i

ow loses thi but at home they shout

take this game i j a points . UarL Blacks meet - _ with their primaj aim being a 2nd Semi spot for themselves whIl, coincidentally administering the coup de gra( to the Bears own finals' chances . On their hon turf the Blacks should narrowly vv-in a gre~ mE ch . versus Old Me n t•.oaaiasrs will I

no __ ;hov for the Panthers but they shou . have il )r ird power to give them a 3 goa victory 'I'h : . will have too much pace and sk for _ ., ~ - iYi Frearson, but canno t

f31 :: Kirzner 10 85 AJA.k Old Mentonians Bournon 1 55 3 48 Old identonians Basile 8 45 Banyule S Playiair 2 41 Monash Blues Grace D 1 Reserve Old Mentonians Ballantine 0 22 Monash Blues Hawkins 2 21 AJAX Kalb 2 21 Banvule Creak 0 2 0 liAm 2 19 Fiam, .ile Prior 1 19

6 .11 ~.~'.7) 15.1211021 es. Best : tti Gray, ~-~ey : A Dre w .A Sony son 4 .4 7 .6 5 4 .7 ;anz'

er 3layer t nla-ed in tt s . 2tld was named Decade . He is a a fantastic ( -b-! ree play : ;_ . iirst year was a ieship side . Si 'e 1ar & dour defenc r ! i'Â°ty is a ho-e rc :uired, as td a

7 .61485 7 .8(50) ' .t . Best: J. Davis

lu ll ing, stock, i d Irons Pete r 15 .11 i101 ) .7 13 .10 t88i â&#x20AC;˘ 2 . Pace, r Ryan, I n, Manuel , .Uilllams 3. -e: ' &nith, Florence . f' .~llliams . Umpires : ltes Sean Collin s

;er s `Lit, n

. a painfi 9 :ai-s in ir full farward Simon E :-~si has suffered more thar his vertheies, ve hope t o ng for t? - P = .~!.s has I

10 .14 (74) 9_5 10 .6 (66) rison, Holloway. a : Greelv n, nbell. IF) G Intent

at ` )m his s . `'v;>artion 1 ''o expect t a

5 .7 8 .7 (55) 6 .3 6.4(40 )

a1', ;3tlo

9 .3 10.9 (69) 3 .7 5 .11 (41 ) b, Lc in, Peters Best : .ian . :Hu hes 2 . ousins, D. Vandi slays ,

3.1 5 .2 l .l 2 . 5

. In his ,Club -esented all sides an t -luable ruckman an G

-ntinues to learn with every g< - ~ he'--?it and agility should see him de ;ular senior player in the future . rawbs .

iId his 4 .,*o a .I'~ . 1 e

2 .3 2.1 3, D,

5 1

Yarra Vail, y,7; v AJAY, Salesian 0 C v Aquinas 0 C University Blacks v Banyule Bulleen Templestowe v C' d

Mentonian s "lonash Blues v Ivanhoe I

union. Best: I y : Not

0 .3

3 .8 4 .10 (34) 3 .4 4.5 (29) Elliott, do 2, Beaton, Franklin. oa 7 .3 11 .7 11 .11 (77) 1 .3 3 .4 5.4i34 1 2, Newbold 2 . Singh 2, A .lacovangelo. Matthews, Farris 2, Buccachio , mlos. Conte . Morrison, 410 7 .11 (531 3 .5 3 .5(2 3) raters, Dodd . Best: Loughman 2. 3yrne. 21

Coacn: t'nii uavis Res. Coach : : -rf Simon

G< I Conno ;ly Pau, Harper

Cc t nricro(t in Fraser

F . .,C . . .~I : AParris 1 B. Reed 1 J. Prior 2 D . Vditchell 2 S. Yates 3 N . Taylor 4 W . Thompson 4 T. Gloury 5 D. Bone 5 B. Willmore 6 A. Tehan 6 S. Tuckman 7 P. Robertson 7 C . Taylor 8 B. Cantwell 8 N. Bone 9 M . Willmere 9 JJ . Matthews 10 P. Gloury 10 P. Tsokas 11 D. Wilson 11 G G . Chivers 12 J . Egan 12 A . Parris 13 T. Ryan 14 B . Woodlock 13 D. Tulbch 15 A. Williams 15 S . Gray 16 J . Hunt 14 A . Wilke 16 M- Gilbert 17 B. Redwood 15 B . Wolnizer 17 A . Smal l 18 J . Hughe s 16 S . Smith 19 G Whitehead 18 J . Turnbull 17 C . Darby 20 M . Starret 19 N . Sannho!m 21 J . Pierce 20 S . Playfair 18 K . Burridge 22 S . Flynn 21 R . Dintinosante 19 L. Stott 23 P. Stone 22 C . Taylor 20 M . Jones 24 P. Harper 23 M . Gray 21 P. Gannas 25 P. Sorace 24 L. Richardson 26 R. Weeks 22 G . fr cLaren 24 J. Gram 25 J . Szeremeta 27 D. Hincliife 25 M. Blashki 23 D . Matthews 2 6 H . McDermott 28 A . Swish 27 A . Nield 26 B. Duzenman 24 J. Newman 29 J . Wilson okin 30 R . Kogelman P Sm~h 28 A. Zemski 29 31 G. Evans 26 S. Boyd 29 P. Bryner 30 D . Mutton 32 D . Alford 27 J. O'Donnell 30 A. Lefkovic 31 C . Bassett 3 3 C . Woode n 28 P. Miles ; 31 A. Lewis 32 M. Natoli 34 M , Tarulli 33 S. Dean 29 D. Williams 32 D. Weislitzer 35 R . Chapman 34 S. Lorenzini 33 S . Boon 36 V. Hall 30 D. Florence 34 A. Lewin 37 G. Macklin 35 L . O'Connell 31 L. No bury 38 B. Moran 36 D . Playiair 35 J . Lewis 32 R. Williams 39 S. Wh ite 37 T. Thompson 36 J . Israelsohn 33 N. Hamshare 40 S. Harris 38 J. Redfern 37 A . Sapar 41 G . Davies 34 S . Lambropoulos 39 A. Ho;rgood 38 J . Feldman 42 R . Moran 40 M . Smith 35 D. Daskalou 39 D . Vanaken 43 M. Slattery 41 T. Prior 36 P. Hare 40 D . Ones 44 J. TaPPIY 42 M . Van teren 41 A . Silver 37 P. Ganiatsis 45 M . Rielly 43 L. Ferra e 42 A . Cooper 38 N . Scaglione 46 T. Vandersluis 44 S . Yin 43 S . Chester 47 J . Smith Boyd 39 D. Buccachio 45 D. 44 J . Gotland 48 D. McCartan 46 D. Nasrallah 40 A . Foley 49 D. Poynton 45 A . Godlewicz 47 J . King 41 R . Lea 50 R. Kea 46 A. Goldman 48 D . R ot^kl 51 A. Pringle Y 42 P. Edwards 47 S. Gutman 49 G . Bell e 52 J . Bleakne 48 J. Pask y 43 M . Daskalou 50 T. Nasrallah 53 S . Verona 49 A. Lasnitzki 44 R . Schneider 51 J Bolt 54 t~ O'Halloran 50 A. Benedyk[ 46 A . Humphrey 5~ D . Noona n 52 55 L. Stafford 51 Z . Lewski 56 P. Cruickshank 53 M . Creak 47 C . Morivitis 52 D . Norich 54 C . Williams 57 L. Mackowski 48 A. Morivitis 53 J. Mordech 58 T. Leddra 55 D . Williams 49 B . Touriganis 54 I . Same 59 B . Cooper 56 A . Roethe 50 D . Glover 55 J. Kaicer 60 P. Scognamillo 57 B . McGregor 62 J . Fitzpatrick 53 A. Boyd 56 D.Seidl 58 L. Orion 57 D. Spilberg 63 A . Barrie 59 M. Mitchell 60 D . Horvath 64 T Nolan 58 B. Yudelman 60 D . Hassell 65 S . Hann 59 R. Rotemberg 61 S. Dowlan 67 A . Lewison 60 J. Wajnberg 62 T Jubb 63 J . Coghlan 63 A. Plant 61 J . Freeman 72 T Wills 64 S. Taylor 62 J . Gottlieb G. Cochrane A. Cullen S. Hiney M. Lent P. Phillips B. Beech S. Dornom J. McMullen P. Rates 1 N . Gold (Capt) 2 M . Konsky 3 B. Davis 4 M . Dudakov 5 J . Ritterman 6 D. Kalb (Capt Res) 7 G . Samuel 8 E . Raleigh 9 J . Berger 10 G. Dukes 11 M . Segal (DVCapt) 12 D . G d lo enfein 13 J . Raleigh 14 J . Kagan 15 J. Segal 16 E. Janover 17 A. Cukierman (VCR 3s) 18 J. K rzner (VGapt} 19 G . Blieden 20 J. Sharp 21 D . Gelber( 22 E. Wollner 23 A. Wollner

1 L. Toomey 2 S . Tibb 3 S . Edwards 5 A . Boland 6 M. Parker 7 C . Glennie 8 J. Jess 9 T. Harkin 10 D . Boland 11 M. Barmby 12 A. Bethune 13 D . Den Braber (C) 13 C . Jeffery 14 A. Larkin

. C Gain )onal ~ 1 S. Conle y 2 M . Mau d 3 C. Tucker 4 T. O'Neill 5 P. Manuel 6 T. Healy 7 P. Rawle y

8 J . Shuttle north 9 E . Healy 10 P. Le e 11 D . Valkanis 12 L. Hull-Brow n 13 S . Narkiewicz 14 P. Flynn 15 J . Curtin 16 P. Harri s 17 S . Morris 18 B. Hal l 19 D . Wood 21 N . Blainey 22 N . Shuttleworth 23 D . Ryan 24 B. Frew 25 J. Frisin a 26 P Camero n 27 J. Finlayson 28 S. Matthews 29 C . Ho 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. Cotter 38 R. People s 39 M . Ebbage 40 P. Martin 41 C. McDonald 42 B . Marti n 43 A . Shemshedin 44 A . Pace 45 A . tacouangel o 46 M . Iacouangel o 47 B . Waters 48 R . Tco ood 49 Matt Sloan 50 N . Clark 51 D . Pearce 52 S. Sampson 53 M. Chaza n 54 E. Newbold 55 J. Heal y 56 S. Saunders 57 A. Cont i 58 T. Plemhet 59 A. Fakers 60 J . Aboueid 61 M . Anderson 62 P. Merory 63 J . Crappe r 64 M . Migliorini 66 J . Rivott-Min s 67 G . Stephen s 68 F. Yaghmoor 69 J . Mazocca 70 K . Wise 71 A . Pearce 72 K . Maghamez 73 D. Dummett 74 S . Hal l 78 C . Brown

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速an 1 t - : nm Powell Fes : , mes Shady 1 S, Chapman 2 J . Baxte r 3 L Holloway 4 G.Chessan 5 6 M . Newman 7 P. Farrar 8 S . Thompso n g C. O SuII!va n 10 Sam Uoyd 11 M . Spencer 12 G . Smyth 13 14 B. Merlin 15 M Tinkle r 16 B. Hind 17 J. Mellington 18 L. Smith 19 M . Sounders 20 M . Edsall 21 0 Gregory 22 T. Blackley 23 P. Nevill 24 T. Craven 25 J, Hawkins 26 P. Wills 27 N . De Young n 28 ~ J. Mai 30 L . Creamer 31 S . Hawkins 32 L. Beddingfie ld 33 J . Smith 34 M . Edwards 35 A. Hickey 36 A. Wi!lams 37 J . Bolton 38 N . Brennan M. Smith 40 M. Bolton 41 M. Bolton per 42 A . 43 R . Coo Feenaghty 44 S . Grace 45 R. Walsh 46 47 S . Mentha 48 M . Carey 49 D. Payne ~ 51 M. Payne 52 N . Merest 53 J. Peel 54 G. Dodd 55 1 . McCormic k 56 57 58 59 B . Carstein 60 61 P. Campbell 62 L . Kate 63 64 65 G . Polgase 66 67 68 M. Meehan 69 70 D. Barlow 71 72 B . Green '.. 7 3 ..' 74 P. Westbroo k 75 R. Turton 76 77

78 A. Shields 79 80 P. Manohar

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~_ No major expected r I ' , cord b, it there on v C_ Cac,y ha, i , ~x win, r Ga Tro bc to keep °' r prevailed against close loss for the Willy be . > . 1 in a duel w'th f i , 'i the ho : : e side victorious aa had a solid W cPREVI Make or break for his week . Both sides need to oubl ehan, rfinala' hopes alive . Great game in the off]L); do-,- . way as the ladder leaders hosts the in form Old Carey . As noted, a loss will almost certainly --isure OC's play cut threat final's footy so plenty to plc -ar . Are the Pirates due for a loss? Maybe, but not at home . Old Geelong need to beat (and hope for some West Brunswick losses) to h ; e any hope of prolonging their year . Fitzroy will enjoy the open expanses of Como and not only consign OG's season but also confirm the double chance . West Brunswick host La Trobe and will be comforted that their destiny is in their own hands . A win will ensure final's action for them . Can't see Coach Siebrand allowing this one to slip, Westies for me . Williamstown should be able to get back on the winner's list at the expense of Bentleigh . Willy has had more near misses than an Irish Kamikaze pilot this year but should emerge victorious this week. Hawthorn host D eigh with the Hawks keen to record their first win of the year . Some returning stars in recent weeks have helped the Hawks plight whilst Oakleigh have proven to be dogged competitors all year long. Hawks to record win number one for the year ! What Andrew Says : With university resuming and more players available, La Trobe coach Tony Crisafulli suddenly has a spring in his step . "The club is not travelling too bad," he said . "We're not far off the mark at all . I'd ss .v we would be alright next year . " coach Julian Siebrand derc~-itrd t

match against La Trobe as a "danger

game° . Considering

their form in the las t fortnight, the Magpies will need to lift considerably to defeat the Students . The cat will be thrown amongst the magpies if 01 Geelong can upset Fitzroy . OG will start hot favourites i Rounds 17 (versus Bentleigh) and 18 (Oakleigh) but mu ; rely on the Magpies being upset by either La Trobe c Bentleigh to sneak into the four. These scenarios will a be irrelevant if the OG's lose today . W'ith his midfield back to full strength, Fitzroy coac Graham Burgen was confident his side would beat OG a stoppages . However, as always, Michael Vickers-Willi poses a threat . But Burgen, who will play the versatil Todd Clark on the OG spearhead, was not over . leoncrd "No forward has kicked a bag against us," he said . "We'r hopeful we can stop him . " Despite a stirring three-quarter time speech by coacl D ie acleod, SrliIliamsta were unable to overhaul thi last week . Gun forward Dave Lee is a pleasure t i itch in full flight but it is a pity the CYMS midfre k cannot kick the ball to him quickly enough to preve n opposition defences from double-teaming him . Bentleigh champion Dave Martin was fabulous at thi death in the Demons' thrilling victory against Hawfhore last e! : . Given the C,-JS recent string of narrow losses the Demons will fanc}• their chances in a close match, b u

3 "F,C`I~ZOIY Old Geelong Vickers-Willis 13 Peninsula Claringbold 1 Williamstown CYMS D Lee 3 Peninsula Payze 3 Fitzroy Reds Tornese 0 D2 Reserve Peninsula S Claringbold 4 Peninsula J Atchison 0 Peninsula Coghlan 6 Old Carey Hardy 2 Old Carey Konstantinidis 2

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the CY'MS would have to drop a cog or two for this match to go down to the wire . Despite their winless record, Hawthorn coach Peter Tyson was still happy with his team's attitude . "We've been honest in the last few weeks," he said . "The guys haven't dropped away at all . They've remained resolute and focused ." With narrow losses against West Brunswick and La Trobe recently, Oakleigh deserve to start narrow favourites in the clash between the competition's cellar-dwellers . Although both sides are propping up the ladder, both clubs will be approaching this game like a Grand Final . Old CÂťy, who have won seven on the trot, and the unbeaten Peninsula square off in what could be a Grand Final preview. The Pirates were the last team to beat Old Carey, but OC have made close to ten changes to the side that played the Pirates in Round 8. OC midfielder Chris Smith and utility Nick Detarzynski return this week . With three milestones this week, coach Glenn Taylor will be hoping it does not have a millstone affect on his team . The unbeaten Pirates have been slightly off the boil recently, but coach Julian Sill finds a way to fire his troops up for the big battles . This is the Pirates' biggest test so far but at home they must win impressively if they are to maintain a psychological edge over their rivals going into the finals . PRESS CORRESPONDENTS Ed Sill - ed .sill@locker.com.au Andrew Wu - wuey43(_ ' .otmail.co m

Old Carey - salutes Dino Faelis, who plays his 100th game today. Commencing with Old Carey in 1996, Dino possesses great hand skills and equally loves driving the ball into the forward line and defending grimly. Not afraid to meet the opposition head on, resultant injuries have meant more comebacks than Dame Nellie . A dedicated clubman, Dino continues to produce his best both on and off the field. Congratulations mate! Finally cracking the ton is a wonderful achievement . We also congratulate Blake Hutchison and Chris Smith on reaching 50 games . Commencing in 1999 and 1998 respectively, both are at home anywhere on the ground but lately tend to be reliable defenders . Both have had a year off during their careers and come back refreshed and fired up - much to the delight of everybody at the Club. Well done, chaps! Perhaps this year you'll get to play in a 'Granny' .

TODAY'S MATCHES D2 SECTIO N West Brunswick v La Trobe Uni Peninsula 0 B v Old Carey Old Geelong v Fitzroy Red s Williamstown CYMS v Bentleigh Hawthorn Amateurs v Oakleigh

- R, OLD CAREY 3 .5 7 .8 10.11 13.13 (91) WEST BRUNSWICK 0 .2 2 .3 3.7 4.7131) Old Carey: Cohen 5. White 2, Howat 2, Raftopoulos 2, StewartHolmes, MacFarlane Best: Crosher, Howat, Bull T, Stewart-Hohnes, Van Cuylenberg, MacFarlane West Brunswick : Batters, McGuire, Lehmann. O'Brien Best : West . Sutherland . Gartland, Ward, Touzel . Batters Umpires : Peter Simpson Alan Ladd (F) Peter Teasdale Andrew Barnes (B) Kevin Segota Vin Veseovi (G ) LATROBE UNIVERSITY 2 .3 4 .4 7 .5 8 .7(55) OLD GEELONG 6 .2 8 .4 10 .5 10 .6 (65) LaTrobe University : Slater 2, White 2. Darcy 2. Davis . Pruscino . Best Slater, Murray . Mawdsley, McMeekin . Davis, Dunne Old Geelong: Vickers-Willis 3 . Munro 3, Stinchcombe. S.0'Brien, Malpas, Bayles. Best: Stinchcombe, Vickers-Willls, Fitzclarence, Lansdell, McMahon, Betts Umpires : Daniel Dinneen Peter James (F) Blanca Share Brendan Cannon (B) Matthew Simpson Chris Doyle (G ) FITZROY REDS 2 .5 6 .11 8 .14 10 .18 (78) 8 .9(57) WILLIAMSTOWN 2 .3 4 .4 7 .8 Fitzroy Reds : L. Bryne 2, Capodtferro 2 . Ronchi. Dawson. V. Cahill . Mitchell. Best : V . Cahill, Addicott . Curtis, L . Byrne. Ronchi, Clarke Williamstown : Not Supplied Umpires : Michael Forde Mick Giiday (F) Scott Gavens (B) Jack Watty Daniel Brookes (G ) BENTLEIGH 5.2 8.5 I L 11 t2 .13 (85) HAWTHORN 4.1 8.4 10.6 11 .8 (74) Bent : Banks 3 . Adaway 2, Robertson 2, S. Holmesby . Best: Ireson . Seeley, Clark, Padgham . D . Martin, Robertson . Haw: Not supplied . Umpires : Nick Ryde Wayne Hinton (F) Sam Gent Ben Bracken (B) Garry Clancy Peter Maddocks (G ) 8 .7(55) OAKLEIGH 4 .1 5.3 8.5 11 .10 14.14 19.17 (131) PENINSULA 0 B 5.5 Oakleigh: Goals: M Dimachki 3 Bromley 2 Dalton Hunt Mackenzie . Best Zula Bromley Dimaehki Dalton Reyztiolds Briggs Peninsula : Goals : Murphy, 4 Grant 4 Torossl 3 T Prendergast Payze S Parsons White Bowen Growcott S Claringbotd Powney . Best Grant Murray Torossi Murphy Crean A Atchison . Umpires : Tom Haysom Luke Holmes (F) Thepan Nallianthan (B) D2 RESERVE - Round I 4 OLD CAREY 3 .5 4 .6 5 .6 8 .11 (59) 9 .4(58) WEST BRUNSWICK 1 .2 4 .3 8 .4 Old Carey: Hall 3, Konstanilnidls 2 . Bull N . Drake, Guerra A Best : Smith, Guerra A . Hall, Ward, Bull N, Mason West Brunswick : hiukenthaler 3 . Bagnall 2, Rudd 2, Baker, Campbell Best : Brooks, Bagnall, Jenkin . Stewart. Williamson . Hilto n 2 .103) LATROBE UNIVERSITY 0.0 1 .0 2 .1 OLD GEELONG 1 .2 4 .4 8 .7 10.8 (68) LaTrobe University: Watson, Ulph . Best : Tomlinson, Murphy, Bowden, Fanning. Gloury, Samson Old Geelong : Ardie 3, Abbott 2, Johnson. Slattery . Allen, Paul, Dhlllon. Best: Ardlie. Waters, Paul . Slattery, Marciano, Teague FITZROY REDS 9.4 13.7 18.7 20.7 (127) WILLIAMSTOWN 0.0 1 .2 1 .2 2 .4(16) Fitzroy Reds: D. Bahr 7, Foster 3 . Reeves 3, Hannam 2, Murphy, McGrath, Crane . Rome Best Grillo, Murphy . McGrath, Hannam, D. Bahr, Gleeson Wi lliamstown: Allen, Buttigreg Best : A McCutchen. Burgess,Bergin. Griffin, A . McKenzie, Koc h BENTLEIGH 3 .5 5 .8 6.11 6.20 (56) HAWTHORN l .l 3 .2 4 .6 4 .8 (32) Bent: Vtvona 2, Sice . C. Aitken . Gatto, Smith . Best: Gold . Hutchison. Smith. Ferguson . Beatie, McFarlane . Haw: Not supplied . OAKLEIGH 1 .3 1 .3 3 .3 3 .5 ( 23) PENINSULA 0 B 2 .0 12 .6 15 .8 20 .12 t 1321 Oakleigb : Goals : Curtain Holden Keating. Best T Dimachkl Ryan R Holden Evans Connel(an Rowan . Peninsula : Goals: J Atchison 3 Falklner 3 Dunne 2 MeKinstry 2 haley 2 Angus Day McMahon S Claringbold J Coghlan A Parsons Minchin Cook Best : Haley McMahon Dunne Liuzzi Trewhitt Taylor.

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D2 Section HENTLEIGH Coach : Paul Dimattina Assistant : Steve Grace Res. Coach : Steve Hall

1 C . Sharp

2 D . Ferguson 3 A. Pittit o 4 S . Sice 5 M . Eyles 6 R . Webe r 7 J. Robertson 8 J. Handfield 9 I .Jackson 10 A. Henry 11 D. Martin 12 N . Aitken 14 B. Reid 15 S. Grace 16 L. Airey 17 C. Martin 18 S .Adaway 18aM . Walker 19 B . Clark 20 R . Fishlock 21 A. Graham 22 A. Smith 23 G . McFarlane 24 L. Holmesby 25 D. Gold 26 B .Padgham 27 J. Seele y 28 M. McCulloch 29 H . McKenzie 30 A. Miksad 30aD. Kopitschinski 31 S . Crave n 32 A . Strauch 33 P. Withington 34 M. Pirie 35 L Ireson (C) 36 M . Backma n 37 P. Hutchison 38 G. Beattie 39 G . Prig g 40 J. Harbottle 41 J . Neve 42 A. Mikkelsen 43 A . Ferris 44 G. Holland 45 46 R . Lawford 47 M . Scanlon 48 P. Dimattina 49 L. Vivona 50 A . Stanes 51 P. Sampson 52 L . Sampson 53 A. Banks 54 R. Coyle 55 G. Richards 56 C . Aitken 57 A. Cantsilieris 58 T. Caterson 59 S. Kennedy 60 R. Punte r 61 J . Perrone

FITZROY REDS Coach : Graham Burgen Res. Coach : Darren Kane Club 18 Coach : Greg Box 1 D . Hannam 2a B. Holderhead 2b A. Walsh 3 S . Dibenedetto 5 P. Diacogiorgis 7a S . Andrew 7b L . Byrne 8 A. Byrne 9a H. Fletcher 9b C. Prior 10 A . Urbanic 11 B . Atherton 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 . Camelled 23b D. Knowles 24 A . Parsons 26 C . Tempedey 27 J. Tomese 29 V. Cahill 30 C. Little 31 P. Crowe 32 A . Grant 33 S . Drury 34 S. Herceg 36 M. Reeves 38 A. George 40 G . Bence 42 I. McBurney 45 J . Bennie 46 D . Timm 51 J. Rawlins 53 S. Addicott 54 J . Parsons 56 C. Quinn 57 R . Rome 61 G. Virtue 62 N . Auden 67 R. Holderhead 73 J . Bare 75 B . Pollard 76 D . Curtis 77 A. Grillo 97 D . Ronchi

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HAWTHORN Coach : Peter Tyson Res. Coach : Ed Sil l I A . Collins 2 G. Broadley 3a A. Knott 3b N. Patterson 4a S. Stevens 4b B. Glover 5a S. Avery 5b T. Kerr 6a P. Aver y 7 C . Alexander 8 J. Cargil ; 9 R .Ogge 10 R Orchard 11 M . Pollock 12b A. Tsoumbari .Murphy s13aJ 13b J. Povey 14a D. Lauletta 14b T. Fitzpatrick 15 M. Tyson 16 C. Reed 17 B . Ruzicka 18 P. Phillips 19 J . La w 20 S. Parke r 21 K. Brockman 22 C. Habel 23 L Collin s 24 J . Jackomonis 25 M . Zaverella 26 N . Hayes 27 R . Lord 28 T. Crivelli 29 P. Barker 30 3 1 32 33 P. Stroud 34 R. Johnston 35 S . Davies 36 A. West 37 M. Daou 38 B. Bruns 39 G . Carl e ..' 40 P. Rossitto 41 J. Bogi e 42 D . McGlenchy 43 I. Chepa 44 B. AIlder 45 B. Mountain 46 T.O'Hanlon 47 D. Lahiff 48 A. Brick 49 N. Tierney 50 J . Gourley 51 S . Signorini 52 C . Fros t 53 M. Preston 54 J. Berry 55 A. Saulle 56 M . Coglan 57 B . Collins 58 T. Dixon 59 A Doyle 60 G . Saddington 61 M . Gray 62 A Johnsen 63 D. Kealy 64 N . Kudeweh 65 G. Ulywhite 66 C . Lorenz 67 S. McDonald 68 P. Nikoloau 69 T. Papamarkov 70 A . Patton 71 S. Williams 72 M. Waller 73 J. Williams 75 E. Sill 76 C. Pickett 77 A . Smith 78 D . Carter

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Coach : Tony Crisafull i Res: David Huffer 1 Riverton 2 S.Fredrickson 3 D.Sheldrick 4 N .Dunn e 5 S .Adamswaite 6 M.Watson 7 S.Burke 8 M.Correnti 9 LWalker 10 S.Davis 11 D.Harris 11 AMurray 13 P.Moon 15 S.Brooks 16 A.Brennan 17 J.Brodie 18 A.Hevritt 19 S.White 20 A.Murphy 21 D.Edmunds 22 S .Wilcock 23 S .Craig 24 S .Edwards 25 M.Fanning C. 27 S.Pruscino 28 Ross 29 ARandell 30 J.Smith 31 R.Mann 32 S .Gemmola 36 TMawdsley 40 R .Slater 42 D .Gleeson 43 A.Poulton 44 S.Unehan 45 D.McMeekin 47 A.Samson 50 K.Hopkins 54 T.Peters

55 ACummings 56 J.Nield 57 A.Woolmer 63 J.Laidlaw 70 J.Dumaresq 75 S.Gellert ABaille R.Baker A Benton S .Bland C.Bowden TBullen S.Clifford B.Clutterbuck M .Cotsopoulos H.Davies N.Dejanovic M .Donohue T.Duggan S.Dumsday J.Elliott J.Eyre P.Farrant C.Francis D.Gilmour J .Griffin D .Hill R .Hosking D .Hutfer S.Jackson D.Kerrison C.Knee B.Launikonis J .Levy P.Lia s T.Liqhtfoot A . Mann P.Marozzi LMcNamara M.Millar B.0'Connor X.O'Donnell S .OToole D.Patience S .Patterson M.Paull B.Phillis S.Pitaro A.Place C.Porter H.Russell P.Stewart J .Thom R .Walker J.Waterman

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Coach : Chris Moore Res. Coach : Pat McKenna 1 S . Band a 2 A . Bloomfield 3 D . MacKenzie (VC) 4 B. Varkatzos 5 C . Kokkinos 7 M . Short 8 R. Marshall 9 J . Moutis 10 R . Mitchell 11 C . Hanley 12 R . Dooley 13 D. Britt 14 P. Malcolm 15 G. Redford 16 M . Bell 17 L. Curtain 18 J. Connellan 19 R . Keating 20 J. Tolley 21 A. Perdikomatis 22 S . Ear 23 J . Kedey 24 S. Kitts 25 C . Marshall 26 A. Kitts (VC) 27 G . Smit h 28 B. Anderson 29 D. Sowersby 30 P. Holde n 31 T. Bromley (C) 32 J. Brown 33 M. Clark 34 B. Evans 35 R. Nuske 36 M . Ryan 37 P. Torpey 38 S. Cammiss 39 A. Mulholland 40 J. Gaa l 41 M . Cash 42 S . Dalton 43 P. Lucas 44 N . Smith 45 G .Chapman 46 B. Nguyen 47 M . Stevenson 48 A. McKenzie 49 S . Collin s 50 J. Cai n 51 L Kennedy 52 C . Cooke 53 T. Hunt 54 0 . Parton 55 A. Gook 56 J . Page 57 B . Woutersz 58 E. Bennett 59 P. Ciavarella 60 S. Clarke 63 A. Jury 64 M . Ogilvi e

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Coach : Glenn Taylor Fcs Paul Montgomery I C. Angus (c) 2 D. Faelis N O ; M . Cohen 4 D. James Konstantinidi s 5 P'. Campbell (c) 6C 7 R . Oppy NO 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) 20 J . Raftopoulo s 21 T. Collin s 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) 42 P. Busse 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 . Elsner 67 C . Hickeyy 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

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PENIN SULA 0 D

Coach : Michael Lockman Res : Ben Dunn

Coach : Julian Sill Res . Coach : Brian Cronin

1 S. Maloney 2 S. McMahon 3 J. F'rizclarence 4 C . Sticnchcombe 5 M . Vckers-Willis 6 J . Bell 7 J . Pau l 8 T. Seymour

1 S . Parsons 2 A. Parsons 3 M . Goldthorp 4 E. Bowen 5 N. Kent 6 M . Warne r 7 S. Murray 8 P. Angus 9 M. Dentry 9 P. Krohn (res .) 10 A. Haley 11 J. Sill 12 S . Ferguson 13 B . Cook

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10 M . Avery 11 L. Stevens 12 N. Perrin 13 S . O'Brien 14 D. Taylor 15 H . McCarthy

16 T. Fallaw 17 M. Goldsworthy 18 J. Malpas 19 B. Grills 20 S . Cole

21 N . Bayne

22 J . Fitzgerald 23 C. Fairburn 24 A . Munro 25 G . Leishman 26 S . Lansdell 27 W. Paul 28 T. Carey 29 G . Allan 30 M . Stevens 31 T. Woolley 32 N . Betts 33 T Paul 34 B. Yates 35 P. Johnstone 36 T. Ayerbe 37 T. Betts 38 M . Leslie 39 S . Clark e 40 H . Legoe 41 P. Winter 42 A. Kettle 43 D. O'Brien 44 A. Dhillon 45 S. Morgan 46 L . Knigh t 47 M. Strauch 48 S. Greed 49 S. Grfriths

50 L. Teague 51 J. Kilpatrick 52 J. Legoe 53 T. Bayles 54 T. Daniel 55 D. Harris 56 A . Meek

57 J . Hunter

58 B. Brueren 59 D. Brueren 60 A. Southey 61 A. Holmes

62 J. Morley 63 D . Huggins 64 X. Fitzgerald

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. Teefow, 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 . L uzzi 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 . vdotto 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 59 60 69

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I Old Haileybury were headed towards an early season finish when they pulled three or four nails out of the coffin in a low scoring game as they were too strong for Uni . Blues 9 .18 (72) to 7.16 (58) . Best were Home, Ash Hilton (OH), and Sheehan, Versteegen, Stewart (UB). Anthony (Oofa) Grace played his 150th game for Ormond - Anthony had given the club great service on and off the field .

goal or behind line, he must kick, handball, or take the ball into play on a direct line with his mark . In such cases, the player on the mark shall not be permitted to come within five metres of the goal or behind lines" (My observations in 1998 suggest that VAFA players understand the rule better than AFL players - NR) . Looking at all senior selections the only team to be sure ol finishing first or second was St Leos Emmaus Wattle Park who was on top in 'E', three games ahead of the next tvre teams, Doveton and Glenhuntly .

Thomastown congratulated a VAFA great, Tony Fellows on his 250 games . Many times a member of repersentative teams, club captain for 10 years, Tony's loyalty to his club was greatly admired . A Section umpires were Martin Jackson, Graham Thwaites, Anthony Damen, Jamie Kvins, Steve McCarthy . Cameron Nash, Albie Firley, Wayne Hinton, Mark Jenkins and Tim Sutcliffe . B Section captains were Chris Tucker (Ivan), Dave Waters (Marc), Simon Fisher (Maz), Jayden Pertzel (MHSOB) . Luke Boyle (NOB), Anthony Parker (01) Peter Brabender (OP), Andrew Ramsden (OT), Brett Connell (Orm) and Dennis Castaldi (Therry Pen) . Monash Blues and Parkside third and fourth placed in D played a draw 11 .15 (81) to 12 .9 (81) . Best were Caldwell, O'Neill, Holloway (M Blues) and Vita, MacNamara, Tesari (P'side) . U19 Coach of the Month was peter Foster of St . Kevins in U19 Section 1 . Peter played 14 years in the AFL, 3 with Fitzroy and 11 at Footscray, mostly at CHB .

Bulleen United, striving to stay in 'E' had a stirring 4 poi nwiagstxhem,OldEn.oGrais18 ÂŁ to 17 .11 . Best were Veitch, Klemencie, Connolly (Bull) . 'E' section umpires were M . Cox, C . Rowe, A. Rowe, A Taylor, D . Anderson, M . Gilday, L . Symons, G . Keane, M Head, D . Knott, D. Earp .

QUIZ: Can you name the umpire who had previousli played AFL football? To help you, in 1994 he was baei playing 'A' Section football . 'A' Section captains were Stuart Hinchen (Coll .), Ma Getson (Marc.), Paul Considine (North OB) . Frank Gleeso (Old Par.), Russell Barnes (Ormond), Peter Curtain (Oli Xavs), Gary Wood (St Bernards) and Steve Macauley (Uri Blues) . Things must have gone a bit astray at De La an Old Scotch - Round 16 and both teams still without captain.

Leading the Blood Bank Challenge were Aquinas OC, St . Bedes Mentone Tigers, Old Ivanhoe, Mt. Lilydale OC and Werribee . Uni Blues and Old Melburnians met with the victoor to take a hold on fourth place . At the last change the dark blues looked certainties but then the legs went limp . U Blues kicked 5 .5 in the final term and kept the OMs scoreless to win 13 .14 (92) to 13 . 9(87) . Best were Maplestone, Sturrock, Kordick (UB) and McMullin, Guest and Parker (OM) . ~------_

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Old Haileybury went a step closer to the 'A' Section four when they defeated Ormond who fell from fourth to sixth, winning 21 .21 (147) to 13 .12 (90), with a brilliant last quarter, 8 .4 to 1 .2 . Best for OH were Kraus (Former Ormond player), Anderson, Borg (OH) and McCullough, Hille, Gilmore (Ormond) .

Old Melburnians saluted one of their greatest sons, Andrew Wilts on his 250th game, spread over 14 years, and including 4 years as captain, B&F 98, runner up 88 and 91, premiership player 88, Carnival and interstate player, his raking left boot kicks and bustling style of play . They celebrated the day by taking top spot in 'B' against Therry, beating them easily 19 .25 to 10.13 . Best were Bryan, Usenov, O'Brien (Old M) and Castaldi . Taylor, Wrigglesworth (Therry) . In Umpires' Corner, Benny Goodman gave his rule of the week: "When it is necessary for a defending player, from a

300 senior games are worth a mention, and indeed so w . 9 club B&. hitsOldMenoawr,GyNton awards, 3 VAFA section B&F awards . VAFA CDEF tear and a wonderful clubman . 'A' Section relegation battle was a thriller . After 15 game: St Bernards were at the bottom with 4 wins, De La 5, 0 1 Scotch and North OB 6. North had given their chances big boost when at home they beat leader, Ormond, 7 .5 t 6 .7 . Bruno Conti kicked 3 goals for NOB . Kew (B) kept their undefeated record with a big win out E Glenroy over third team, Therry, 22 .12 to 10 .15. Best wer Jenkins, Thornley, Smith (Kew), and Mallon, Quinn, Tylf (Therry) . The old men of football had started to talk abot those teams of the past who went through the seaso undefeated only to stumble badly in the finals .

In the battle for second place in 'C', Old Melburniar gained a 23 point break in the first quarter again : contender Old Haileyburians and went on all day to wi 11 .9 to 10 .9 . Best were Brown, Baglin, A . Witts (OM) an Smith, W&G Phillips (Old Hail .). To celebrate 125 years of Australian Rules, 'A' Sectic teams Old Melburnians and Old Scotch played their gan at the Richmond Oval, as close as possible, to the spot c which the original combatants, Melbourne Grammar or Scotch College had played the first game in 1958 . T I

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round had originally been known as "Police Paddock" . The game was played over four Saturday afternoons, 40 a ,(de, with the goals over half a mile apart, one sited near Hilton Hotel and the other near the corner of Punt Road and Rowena Parade . ;,i half time 1950's, 1960's, 1970's veteran OM's and Old ~cotch staged a re-enactment. The clubs had met on 49 home and away games from 1927 and 1983 with Old Scotch leading 27 to 22 . The teams have never played off for a premiership. Rick (Pole) Pisarski celebrated with his 150th game for OM's . Starting in 1974 he had played in four premierships '76 (C),'78,'82 (B) had as full back represented Victoria six Iimes , played for All Australian Amateurs in '79 against Northern Territory and ACT, and in 1982 was selected for the All Australian Amateur team following the Carnival in Perth . Old Scotch, after an even first half, 8 .8 to 7. 10, raced away to win 21 .15 to 8.14 . Best were Hodge, Tallent, Senior (Old Scotch) and Koren, Pisarski, Cameron (OM) . _-- h') . , ' i ~-stayea among the possibles when

Congratulations to Jack McCann who, after a lifetime of service to Amateur Football, was made a Life Member of the Australi an Amateur Football Council. Marcellin offered plaudits to Michael Power on being first 1 - gamer in the club . iL7 In the battle of the two top teams, Uni Blues gained an early break on Old Paradians and went on to win by 8 goals, Calcott . Moylan, Whittaker and Moran (6 goals) dominated the game .

St Kilda CBC (9th) went right away from top team Ormond (in 'B' section) to win by 3 goals . Best for the two teams were O'Donaghue, I . White and Hayes (St CBCOC) and James, Blight and Moran (Ormond) . Chris Milburn played his 150th game for Parkside, while another to make that number was talented all rounder Denis Grace for St Kevins OB .

Old Geelong scraped home from Old Brighton by 4 points, wiping out Old Brighton's last hope of making the four .

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Ormond, sixth in 'A', they kicked 4 .2 to 0.3 in the final term to beat Ivanhoe, fourth on 32 points, level with North Old Boys ( third) . While De La were 2 points ahead in second position, Uni Blues, even though they went down by 18 points to Blacks ( 8th), were three games clear on top . Power House ( D) held on to top place when they defeated St Kevins OB (Third) 23 .16 to 13 .7 . Best were Dempsey, Bredyk . Evans (PH) and Brennan, Radford, Hannan (St K OB) .

St Bernards welcomed back former captain, best an d fairest ( 1972) Michael Ginnavin . who had spent the last three years in Engl an d studying for his doctorate in agricultural science. Kew congratulated 6 3" . 14 stone Ken Rowlan d who, despite work commitments, had played 50 consecutive games in the seniors .

UHSOB th anked Barry Parks for his 150th game service and his energy as 1978 rese rv es coach . 150 games also to 'A' section top goal kicker Barry 'Kanga' O'Connor ( NOB) previously a fu ll back of note for m any years . Fast, a great mark, sure ball handler and big kick, 'Kanga' was a great clubman as well . St Bedes OCFC were holding a Sportsman 's Dinner - guest speakers were Ron Barassi, Har ry Beitzei, Ray Jord an , Stan Alves, Hyperno and John Stocker.

~. --- - -Bottom team Old Paradians scored a shock win over equal leaders St Bernards . Parade led all day and won by 26 points. Grade, Ford, Hough (OP's) and Burgin, lannazzo, Drennan ( St B) were the stars. Coburg fail ed to make sure of their finals position when Uni Blues ( 7th) held them to a low scoring draw - 8 .6 apiece but were helped when top team Ormond 21 .13 beat 5th team Caulfield Grammari an s 17 .11 . 150 games to Iv an hoe veter an all rounder Ralph Bourke, a career stretching over m any years and interfering with a very i llustrious career as a punter, and to Bruce Watt, an inspiration to Brunswick over m any years .

Phil Rowe ll & Don Dodds shared the winner's trophy at the Umpires Golf Day at Torquay . All at Ormond were deeply saddened at the death of Dennis Drum, a former great player and club captain in 1963 . Dennis also played for Uni Blacks and Old Xaveri ans before joining Ormond an d also represented Victoria . '' THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2003

Alphington's poor kicking (7 .15) threw the game away to Old Scotch 12 .7 . Reed was a tower of strength in the ruck for Alphington and was well supported by Hippiatt, R . Morris and K . Melville were best for Old Scotch . Old Paradians rover Brian Hill received best wishes on his 100th game . In his career, starting'B' Grade Grand Final in 1951 (while still at school), Brian won a Victorian guernsey, the B&F, and many other awards - with one ambition to fulfil - a premiership . Was 1958 to be the year? A battle of top 'D' Section teams and St Kevins finished strongly to defeat Port Melbourne by 28 points . Welsh, Rogers . Buckley . O'Brien (5) (St Kevins) and Stevenson, Aghan, Murphy (Port Melb .) were best. National Bank held on to win their place in the 'C' Section four with a three point win over UHSOB, both teams kicking poorly, 6.11 to 5 .14. Bank stars were Wooley, Goddard, Selleck, while UHSOB's best were Peterson, Lever and Thorley. Junior section captains were : B . Kane (Parkside), J . Maglen (MHSOB), N. Gilmour (Coburg). B. Lake (C . Bank), W. Rush (A'ton), A . Squire (Uni), G . Bradford (FIT), M. Read (Ivanhoe), P. Ouley (Ormond) and D . Thompson (Power House)

Hampton Rovers (3rd) made their finals place almost safe with a 5 goals win over Coburg, who slipped out of the four - "Prickles" Noble, Breadon, Lucas and Geoff Jones were stars for the rovers . Collegians, still without a win . Were outclassed by OM's. At the Carnival in Perth, Victoria defeated WA in the Final, the victors kicking 4 .6 to 2 .3 in the final term . Ken Rollason (OM) won the trophy for B&F at the Carnival while others who stared for Victoria were John Backhouse (MHSOB) and Jack Grainger (OM) .

QUIZ: Name the player mentioned in1958 who went on to coach three different clubs to 'B' Section flags, and also won an 'A' Section flag. i"tâ&#x20AC;˘: 1993 : Gavin Keane, Essendo n 1958 : Laurie Aghan coached teams to win 'B' Section flags as follows : 1973 Reservoir Old Boys, 1977 Old Scotch, 1982 Old Melburnians and in 1978 Old Scotch to an 'A' Section flag.

An absolute shedload of milestones this week, especially for Monash Gryphons . A lesson to be learnt here, guys - if you want a decent write-up, space out your milestones ! REVIEW St . John's OC ended Power House's run of recent winning form with a strong win in very muddy conditions . Elsternwick were competitive in the first quarter against SwInburne University, but were unable to sustain that form . Murchie bagged a baker's dozen for the Razorbacks. Werribee held off a fast finishing Kew, thanks chiefly to a strong first half performance . The Ks fought back hard, but tough conditions made their efforts difficult, and in the end, futile . Monash Gryphons kicked five goals to none in the last quarter in heavy conditions to overhaul a determined Syndal Tall y Ho combination . Contrasting efficiency in front of the sticks saw South Melbourne Districts score a fantastic win over the more-fancied Rupertswood. P_ VIaW

Elsternwick host Kew at St . Kilda Street in a battle of the cellar dwellers . The Wicks have had something of a Sisyphean struggle to avoid relegation and although that's still mathematically possible, they are up the proverbial creek, and never mind a paddle, they don't even have a canoe . Kew have been playing some good football in recent weeks, but haven't been able to put it together over four quarters, but this could be their opportunity to do so . Kew to win . Werribee make the long haul to Thomas Carroll Reserve to take on St . John's OC. Despite their respective win-loss ratios, both teams are remarkably similar, and not just in their points for and against columns . Both sides have made a conscious decision to rely on youth playing a major part in their campaigns this year, and although their won't be any finals for the JOCs (the Bees are still an outside chance), these two teams look promising for the future . Nonetheless, there is still an incentive for each side to win, and after much thought and deliberation, I'll take the JOCs today. Syndal Tally Ho welcome Swinburne University to Jordan Street Reserve . Contrasting fortunes for both sides last week, with the Razorbacks' big win all but clinching the minor premiership compared to the Synners defeat in a low scoring arm wrestle . Murchie had a day out last s~ , ck, but can't expect such favours

this week, but at the same time it would b e detrimental to the Syndal cause to place all their et in the one defensive basket, as others such as Mila can bob up to make up the shortfall . It will interesting to see what strategy the Synners apply this regard . However, in the end, I feel that t Razorbacks will be too good .

Monash Gryphons travel to Lindsday Hassell Oval I their clash against South Melbourne Districts . Bo sides are currently in the four and will be looking further entrench themselves for a spot in the fma The Gryphs have only lost one of their last eight gam (against Swinburne, funnily enough) and overran t ; Bloods in the final quarter the last time these two sid met, but I'm sure that the home side will be bett equipped for the challenge this time around . Givt their current winning form however, Monash a pretty hard to toss, and I can't, so it's the Gryphs f mine .

Just down the road, Power House criteria Rupertswood at Ross Gregory Oval . The Piranh< have been one of the form teams of the second half the competition, and of course Rupo are the be attacking team in the competition . However h doteamsrcingfdpothmelsan will be interesting to see how each side reacts . Actir Power House skipper Blair Turner has been in gre~ form the last few weeks, but will need to be at the tc of his game today to keep his side in it . Rupo hav e

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Kew - congratulates John Looker on recently reaching 50 games at Kew . John has had a particularly stellar 2003 season and his versatility and determination all over the ground has been a pleasure to watch . Well done John and we hope to see you in the Brown & Gold on many more occasions . Monash Gryphons - Brett Cor.head and Gareth -scooter" Kent play their 100th game for the club, while David "Buck" Rogers, Peter Rutherford, an d, after a delay of one week, Adrian "Flowers" I'lowerday are scheduled for game number 50 . It's been a long road for Brett, with a combination of injuries, work and overseas travel preventing a clean path to the ton, but he is admired for his skill and toughness at the ball despite his wiry frame . "Scooter" joined the Gryphs while still a student and has been a past committee member whose work ethic and tenacity is appreciated by his teammates . "Buck" has often been described as "the future" of the club and is gradually starting to establish himself as a regular senior player, it's just a question of what position . No such worries for Pete though, arguably one of the most consistent, if not one of the best, defenders in the competition, who can also be thrown into midfield or on the ball if need be . Tribute to Flowers was paid last week . Well done guys from all at the Gryphons . Werribee - duo Andrew "Teddy" Tedesco and Scott Kidd also play their 50th games for the club today . Both boys came up through the U19s, playing in that side's 2001 Grand Final team . Teddy has been a senior regular since then and was voted a co-MVP in D4 last year. Scotty has been in and out of the seniors this year, but is sure to be more prominent in the future . Congratulations to both of you from all at Werribee . Swinburne University - Mark Luckey will play his 50th game for the Razorbacks today. The hard running, hard tackling, supremely fit rover has been a terrific contributor to the club's on-field fortunes, and only injuries have prevented him playing more games thus far. Well done Mark from everyone at the Razorbacks .

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SFIINBURfi-E UNI 5 .4 13 .i 20 .13 26 .18 (1741 ELSTE CK 5 .0 6 .1 6 .1 7 .4(46) Swinburne Bob Murchie 13, Prior 2 . Fidler 2, Sheedy 2, Hodgson 2 . Milano, Albert, Fricke, Piotrowski . Luckey . Best : Mtuehie, Albert, Vaughn, Fidler, Sheerly, Farrington . Elsternwick: Curtain 3 . Byrne 2 . Foster, Yemen. Best : Curtain, Hunter, Whelan, Nicol . Surman. C . Mahoney. Umpires: Sh aron Alger Paul Jones IF) Tom Windlow Brian Nunn (B) Simon Vaiopoulos Victor Vaiopoulos iGl KEW 33 57 109 13(67) 4.7 9 .10 11,12 11 .16 (82) WERRIBEE Kew: Cullen 3, Doamis . Tineth . Woodhouse, Gridley, Dahlstrom . . Best: Dover, lanni, Wood . Gill, Stephens . Dalrnnple. Dalrymple Werribee: Miller 4 . N .Addamo, Flack, A.Murphy, Lee, J .Acldamo, K.Murphy, Keogh . Best: K.Murphy, Tedesco, Czajowskl, Miller, Ayling. Spry . Umpires: Luke Duthie Geoff Curran (F) Wayne Frith (B) Michael Hairier Nick Murphy (G) MONASH GRYPHONS 2 .5 3 .6 5 .8 9.11 (65) SYNDAL TALLY HO 3 .3 4 .4 8 .7 8 .7 (55) ASona,h Gryphons: N Rutherford 2, Watson 2, Leeton, Blandford, Malone, Pocock, Walter . Best: T Gilchrist, P Rutherford, Pocock, Bourbon . Wells, Watson . Syndal Tall y Ho : Rutter 2, Morrisson 2 . D Richardson, Dix, Gleeson. J Merest. Best : A Richardson, Rutter, Bingham. Brown, Gleeson, Robinson . Umpires : Brett Herskope Jamie Kvlns (F) Jessica Rollo Andrea Mason (B) Greg Rollo Paul Whitehead (G) RUPERTSWOOD 6 .10 6 .13 11 .14 13 .19 (97) SOUTH MELBOURNE 2 .2 10 .6 15 .7 17 .9 (111) Rupertswood : Goals : Henry 3, West, 2. Spinner 2, King 2. Tennning L 2, Flimr, Baines. Best : Flinn, Motile, West, Johnson, Baines, Henry South Melbourne: Goals: Kealy 3, Aquilina 2, Bell 2, D`Andrea W 2 . Henderson 2, Neimi 2, Wastungtonj 2, Ray, Giannettis .Best : Aquilina . P. D'Andrea. Hannan A . Manning. Koluresheen, Washington J . Umpires: Phil Gluyas Grant Wardrop (F) Andrew Borg Jon Kralevski (B) Campbell Allport (Riddell League) (0) POWERHOUSE 1 .0 10 6.0 6 .0(36) ST JOHNS 4.3 6.9 6 .9 10.17 (77) Power House: Goals A .Calma l . J .Taytor I . J .Harrts 1, B .Turner 1, N.Bishop 1, J .Robertson I Best N .Bishop, A .Calma, H .Clarke, D.Mlller. B.Turner. M .Verberne S.Johns: Goals A.Jones 4, Mara I . G .Roberts 1, Diaz I . Courmadious i, Kelly 1 . Bugeja I . Best B.Pickertng, N .Chaile . P .Sharp, S .Koppens, C.Emery, S .Hoimes Umpires: Ell Hayes Tim Sutcliffe (F) Chris O'Shea Andrew Errington (B) Jose Talavera Denver Melder (G ) D3 . . . , . _. . Round 15 SWINBURP7E UPdI 3 .3 11 .5 13 .11 19 .16 (130) ELSTE CK 2 .1 4 .1 5 .4 7.507) Swinbuxne Uni : Liston 3 . J . Roberts 3 . Reynoldson 2, Thomas 2 . Demarte, Dzodz . Murphy, Claire . C . Higgins, Ryan . Beynon, Watts . Best: Murphy, Watts . Thomas, Kiss . Claire . J .Roberts . Elsternwiek : K. Currie 3, Lilikakis 2 . Goldman, Bravington. Best: Gordon, S . Currie . Hartley, Bravington . Lilikakis, Alter . KEW 3 .2 4.2 4.2 4 .4 (28) WERRH3EE 2.1 6.5 9.6 12-9 (81) Kew: Moore 2, A.Bortmie. Osborne. Best: Watts . Makrts. Johnston, A .Bortone, SyRnes, Glansante . Werribee: Harding 4, Hoffman 2. Fuller, Alabakls. Kido. Thomas, Hoffman . Best: Fuller, Edwards, Ellis, Carson . Baker, Towers. MONASH GRYPHONS 6.4 7.6 12 .8 14 .11 (95) SYYdDAL TALLY HO 1 .0 2 .0 2 .0 4 .6(30) Monash Gryphons : Arena 6, Williamson 2, Gonis 2, Tolongos, GrenfelL R Gilchrist, Grenfeil . Best : Wadley. Warren. Stratford, Arena, Williamson, Jenkin, Syndal Tally Ho: Collins 2, Frederick, James . Best : Treasure, Hayes, Hermann, James, Vagiatis, Pickard, 7 .3 10 .8 15 .12 19 .14 (128) RUPERTSWOOD STH . MELBOURNE 1 .2 3 .3 7 .5 9.7(61) Rupertswood: Goals W.Gaunt - 6 : A.Jordan - 3: M.Gaunt, J.Mcgrath, M.0'Callaghan - 2 : B .Ang, R . Jaeger. A .Soutaris, D.Wallace - 1 . BEST : M .Mekenzle. W .Gaunt. A.Jordan . M .Garmt, P.Mcmahon, A .leelv. Sth . Melbourne: Goals D.Thomas - 3 : W .Rosowski . J .Polhner . G .Tsicaderis. B .Powell, G .Gaylor, S.Herman - 1 . Best : S.Atherton, B .Grant, X.Kidd. T.Sutherland, D .Thomas. G .Tsicaderis POWER HOUSE 1 .1 2 .3 2.5 2 .8 (20) ST JOHNS 3.3 3.5 4 .13 5.14 (44) Power House : Goals M .Davis I . M.Di intino I . Best V.Brown, J .Howes, A.Contreras, R.Marshall, J .Parker, J .Parker St Johns: Borgohna 1, Chessum 1, Cotton I . Wathan I . Scardomagiia I . Best J .Cotton, S .Cockapne . R .Dowsett . A .Rudd . M.Hancock 37

D3 Section ElSTERNWICK Coach: Peter Oliveri Res Coach : Andrew Curtain 1 L . Murphy 2 A. Hankin 3 J. Yemm 4 S. Rosengarten 5 M. Whelan 6 D . Hog g 7 J . McAdam 8 S. Currie 9 T. Hartle y 10 R. Bravinqton 11 L. MissagTia 12 N . Wigmore 13 S . Soppet 14 B . Mahony (VC) 15 B . Hooper 16 M . Surrnan 17 J. Perkins 18 C . McKenna J. Hunter 20 E.Goldman 21 P. Stuchberry 22 G . Elvin (DVC) 23 S. Curtain 24 A. Foster 25 S Gordon 26 C. Mahony (C) 27 M . Daniel s 28 V. O'Connor 29 S . Mahony 30 M . Nichol 31 G. Devonshire 32 C . Lyons 33 M . Cunningham 34 J. Beaumont

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1 S . Bourbon 2 M . Healy 3 A . Grady 4 N . Rutherford 5 T. Gilchrist 6 D . Baxter 7 D . Walter 8 J. Blandfor d 9 G . Wadley 10 P. Williamson 11 A. Nichols 12 A. Gross 13 J . Stratford 14 D. Bolle 15 A. Perry 16 P. Rennison

17 J . Hetherington 18 J . Harrak 19 R. Coxhead 20 D . Rogers 21 P. Tobin 22 G. Harrak 23 A . Mckenzie 24 C . Goold 25 A. Trotter 26 S. Aren a 27 R . Gilchrist 28 M . Malone

29 P.Warren 30 P. Holland 31 G . Roche 32 A. Tolongos 33 J . Park 34 M . Graydon 35 A . Moffat 36 G. Block 37 A . Jenkin 38 J . Watson 39 M . Paolucci 40 M . Bourbon 41 P. Rutherford 42 G . Sims 43 M. Cleary 44 L. Wells 45 J . Gonis 46 G . Kent 47 T. Besle e 48 M . Angel 49 C. Robinson 50 P. Patrick 51 C. Leeton 52 A . Flowerday 53 D . Whitfield 54 L. Volkov 55 J. Bingham 56 T. Bain i 57 W. Pocock

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1 M . Taylor 2 Re Humphries 3 N . Pavlou 4 B. Turner (VC) . 5 M. Braini (VC) . 6 H . Clark e 7 Cr Richardson 8 Ju Clarke 9 L . Fraser 10 J. Rainey 11 J . Gill

12 Ash Brownjohn 13 J . Harris 14 W. Elliot 15 P. Haseler Senior (C) () 16 R. Anderson 17 C. Macleod 18 F. Doyle 19 Ja Evans 20 D . Cooper 21 Da Miller 22 Sa Evans 23 R . Clifford 24 Ni Bishop 25 M . Driessen 26 J . Senior 27 Je Robertson 28 P. Cooper 29 M . Davis 31 R. Marshall (RC) . 32 M . Verberne Se(VC) 33 A . Ristovski 34 J. Marshal l 35 J. Kilpatrick 36 A. Robinson 37 S. West 38 T. Brown oh n 39 R. Owen~ 40 M . Tikjob 41 Rh Black 42 P. Arnol d 43 Je Howes 44 Da Glanville 45 A . Contreras 46 C. King 47 T. Marshall 48 M . Stanley 49 D . Harri s 50 M. D'Intino 51 Ja Best 53 D . Bowde n 54 J. BlowBel d 55 B. Phillips 56 T. McFarlane 57 A. Calma 58 Ja McClure

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(€st XVIII teams) Any registe-- ' p€a - r with a permit can play finals (except AFWFL players with a permit - see below) . (2nd XVIII teams) Players must be a r .g€stered and must have played at least four (4 ) reserve grade matches and not more than ten (10) senior matches in the home and away games (first round) . Where both first and second XV€I€'s are playing 1 on the same day t' reserve grade player must only have p€aye_ -F (2) games in either th e seniors or resera ;___lify . For clubs with t( is drawn in semi finals on different days of the same weekend (ie . 1st semi Saturday, 2nd semi Sunday - read as above teams p€aving on the same day) .

3 a .eam has (2) U19 teams or is invol ;d i n hybrid arrangement, the following shall ; Where a club has two U19 teams a p€aye -nus t have not played more than 10 matches with the U191 side to play in the (2) team . To represent the hybrid team in the finals the player must have represented the hybrid team in (5) first round matches - not including finals . Players must be registered ' least four (4) Club XVII I t' _ team they wish to represent ) and not have played in more than a total of eight (8) senior and reserve matches during the first round .

Where a club has two Club XVIII teams a player must have not played more than 8 matches with the Club XVIII 1 side to play in the (2) team . Players must be registere d An AFL or VFL lis~~ A , - will be eligible to and ho€' a permit . If a player has played a n play in the finals for his VAFA club as long as h e aggregate of more than 5 senior and reserve has played a minimum of five (5) VAFA matches matches he must have played more than 5 Under- for the team he w ishes to represent in the finals . 19 matches during the season . At least two (2) of these matches must have been ! I If a player is ineligible due to having played more p€ayE ' ' )r Ju- t . I than 5 senior and reserve matches and does not A must have played five (5) gain selection in his club's senior team in the first V," =A m hes for the VAFA team he w ishes to ~ second round match, he is then eligible to play in reprL .,,,it in tF,,, ,,, i a€s . ForTAC players there is no ~ any subsequent Under 19 final . requirement to play a certain number of matches after June 30th . ~

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--t 33 blue) celebrated his 400th game last tiveekend a ONCE S . 'a L FGRDE (No . 1S match with his best mate, rfick e lday CY peds v williamstovxn ~ BERNI E u,~~ .ons Michael . -Y pUIeSTAN and are doing tremendously well with their that their thoughts Were, t~`'i ~arcellin water know y rast, the Amateur Footballerulet readers to date report on both is that the up e while theyredressing were III An as well as can la~~in5 footyseason again this year) is one of th . He is the be ends e 1~a - Bobby is p Great told he tiv ould not to play in the Reserves before v as Such eauragel Such detezmination! >d and Bernie ttivho v Be is aiming to return . What a man! n h 7re rs and has been~t w umpire with tlze ~'AFAUA er of Fruit and Dan, nastic s ~t VVeti done, mztrrsent ta g ziration to other .. umpiring 'C' r e a fortnigh y P sv=ho o is eurrentl F_ICS I~YK attends umpirmg trauring about on c vea t boundary du e umpire r boundary umpiring for the -r first GEN N HaQ >EGan tug i~londays, ~Vednesdays and Fridays- He institute xs ` -ses the running aspect 0 n . 14 Slue) . Camero 1'nxnasties Championships a d ames tusually. He tiz~th his Dad in t~ the a Level 7 National Gymnastics t Apparatus, Australia n on rilsory , Cameron was ranke competed d he 6 3rd com . Cameron advised that the of gymnastics 1 s1~ 13 Jul`, 2003, After completing in et p from S Regions 2004 an d hi ill s in2004 Champrons bills an Canberra on I - vent Victoria was ran ~e Victorian t Of the team e ax d to his neat challenge a 31 . Ill terms -e}} Done, Caxneran s , m a He and is looking for`" cc in Ibecoming ully a member of the State Team . um irmg `A' Section games . He is one of NY S FC ; Playedgsa an d is already xttlesea t our association squad in 198 9 fst 'ar goal umpire Will th Started playing football in unde f he Teal ,drew is a xx footy career pa uad ; idiember Cup a Res . games ; g ';ury umpires r~ri ti an interestin ; t=gember of the Carlton under 15s sq Come back to and operation; son rule 14 ",nth Laloz FC ; Played with FitzroV FC in 1990 under the fatherknee ~st of his juniors inham FC 199J_9 then :ieker four times in oal l fellow Later team mate, Kouta . games ; Sand' $ . Highlights - Leading g is and won by Richmand FC 1991-93, 47 Res five days two Poll' ill hospital for . ki e to people Traded ) I game and the' in hosp' against Geelong Colling~d 75-80 in front of 1000 p P

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I~y bubble had to b .rst sooi - or later. ur :7v`s Lar : prevailed after my spn ' uig '-out my tipping last ; .cei ; and I was back to the field with a mediocre 3 . The results have meant that this weekend's matches will be critical to the make up of the top five, with each of i ie top six teams playing each other . :en hosted the unbeaten Mt .Lilydale in an effort to match the premiership favorites . With Dave Trinchi . Tim Orwin, and Tim Conn all playing well again for the Cobra's, their side did just this for much of the match . However, with the rain came the goals for Mount in the final quarter, and with Alderman putting in a blinder, the Da? ran out comfortable winners by 48 points . The I _Irsus ' match did not pan out the may I tnou 'it, with Uni jumpi, ' to an early quarter time lead and then putting the match beyond doubt in the second . While Stockdale and Mizzi battled hard for the Turtles, they did not have the class to go with the likes of Gorringe and Gerolemou as the Vultures sured up the double chance wif h a 37-point i n . Box Hill North made .I] use of it )me ground advantage to score i> b' in sinre in - the VAFA against the in forty . The loss of Box Hill North star Dave iri' ' was me ° than offset with the loss of the Poe ~r's e' 'ning iieht, Hardaway, and from the opening bounce, North never looked back . With Odza and Sallantiouglu putting in sterling performances, it was a matter of how far as they moved up to 8th on the ladder with a memorable 87-p nt victory. After a lot of soul searcY ig during the v ek Brunswick had a nredirtable resurgence to form against Rio ond -c , The healty con ons suited North with Pizzari an~ ~ Guppy able to run the ball out of the midfield while H iilton, yet again proved a handful able to kick vital goals on a day when they were hard to come by . The final 57-point result ensured th : North's finals chances well and truly rest in their ow . 1 hands . Old Wesfbo e's finals aspirations took a serious dint on the weekend going down to a class y outfit . The Falcons started well in blustery conditions to control the centre, which provided numerous opportunities to the dangerous P-Ilen . However, the squandering of chances in the first, turned into excellent conversion in the second as Albert Park kicked to a 29-point lead at the major break . The Warriors did hit back in the third as the rain plummeted, and with Duncan Benn and Damian BiIlman lifting, the Warriors got within two points going into the final quarter . With .the Falcon's back line of Nathan Neumnann and Rex McLellan, who were supplenicnted b ; the timely marking by Jim Sutton and Jodie Taylor, the Falcons

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School host St . Mary's coming off a we ` s r e u- . The students have continued to go ab e their isiness and will be brimming with confidenee reverse the touch up they received the last time the, two teams met . Meanwhile, the Saints have shown t dhcanwiyfrome,hwvtyande struggle against the higher placed teams and this cou also be the case today . With Tate due for a bag a n vangendorf due for a blinder, I think the students v ;i have eno»6h to withstand the customary Saint i a aroP to in by 13 points . awer has shown a lot in recen t ~ )laved how much difference i t star Hardaway in their team last w e 3appointed last week and will be tookii ' Did _ position on the ladder today against g th Power, it will not have it all their own way . It is a tou g cision V ho to go with in this match, and ultimately, think it will be at the selection table that this will b decided. If Hardaway is selected, the Power will go close however, I s1 I believe the Turtles should still have th cattle on ield to register a 18 point win . Box : r have dez ynstrated to all in D4 that the will be a 1 m to be reckoned with in the future, art today tra a rals as they continrn their footi ournec t week's record with was very e~n :~_ . . >rth, and with Harry Pennisi Justin G; :r i :umming and "the racehor-p Lancc _li,~ !1a1d throui; :i Cie lines ant

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,oals they looked like a classy side . While ±d at home will provide a bit more opposition, I th has what it takes to register another fou r a 28 point will . a match the Old Westbourne versus promises to be, as the team from the lan d Its travel to the land of the brown trout . ark has been in the past a ground tha t tion teams have dreaded, however, the Warriors -11uum they are very heatable at home against sides, and they meet the classiest in D4 today . I expect "Platters" Fairfield and "Jucka " -I- :irgh to bounce back after ordinary games by thei r i ads last week, it is difficult to look past the class y nn ball outfit . The Warriors did get close to Mount time they met, however, I feel that the lon g is beginning to take its toll on the young an d Warriors, so I am jumping off the Warrior's and ze Dale's bandwagon as I back them to win by 3 8 third epic encounter of the round, Nort h ;,sr ick host the resurgent Albert Park at Bocc e _ North would be satisfied With their workman lik e v last week, however, will need to lift a notch o r ;i 11=ey are reverse the 8 goal defeat they received the i ne these two teams met . While I would be ppointed if North did not match it with the Falcons , I cannot see them having the defenders to counter strorg Falcon forward set up, and on the smal l :nd, there Will be no shortage of opportunities for , - t !I : :1 1 to move toward his ton . Therefore I am going with P;dcons to win by 28 points . ii,- .n 1ias the bye . ' E YEAR o all who have put in their nomin<<'ions thu s have a player you think should be selected , omination to _-• _•-_'

d his 50` m matc h Cr:i !tile = v1 '_ .: u,t6 his 25C,-z as a ~d Coach, while this we . the Falcons will als o Williams 50 ." , It has _ 200 gar s' trrived!!! Well done to 'H' for tmally reac' 'g such important milestone . A gifted junior player marry ha s n quite a few years to reach 200 games . Playing for Green & Golds during the 80's Harry drifted out of e game for a few years . With a few spasmodic games here & there he finally decided to dedicate himself to playing the last few years . A fine lead & strong mark he has made his name as a leading foward for North . A former reserves best & fairest winner Harry will be an important player in the finals with his vast experience & leadership . Still a young man we hope that he can exte!.d his games total over the next few years .

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- Pd COY`~J~ 1 .1 4.4 5.5 8 .7 (55) 11 .11 15.13 (103) 6.7 MT LILYDALE 3 .6 Balloon Cobras : Goals : Orwin 2 Conn 2 D Trinchi 2 Cook McLeod . Best D Trinchi Mozzarella Orwin Dall'oglio Aslungul Conn . Mt . Lllydale: Goals : Carrion 4 Paull 3 McKenzie 2 Alderman Del Blondo Gibson Hayes Leonard C Varga . Best : Van Duuren Gibson Paull Carrion McKenzie Alderman. Umpires: Michael Sneddon Robert Sneddon (F) Liam Ratcliffe Thomas Wischer (B) Lucas Williams Kieran O'Keefe (G ) ST RL'4RYS - bye ELTHAM COLLEGIANS 1 .1 1 .3 3.5 5 .10 (401 UHS4i 4.6 7.8 8.14 10.17(77) Eltham Collegians : Harrington, Sharpe, Smith, Rashid, P F.larm . Best : Stockdale, Mizzi, Savage, Brick, Thomas, Gilbert . UHS-VU : Gerolemou 3, Tate 2, Madrigrano 2, Wright, Devlin, Mottram . Best: Gorringe, Gerotemou, Devlin, Cracknell, Lapish, Thorp . Umpires : David D'Altera Paul Tuppen (F) Josh White-Spier Katie White-Spier (B ) BOX HILL NORTH 4 .5 7 .8 11 .11 16 .17 (113) BRUNSWICK POWER 0 .4 2 .8 2 .11 2 .14 (26) Box Hill North : Goals: L Keiilor 5, H Penesis 2, M Cummings 2, T Manno 2, C Riscalla, A Steele, J Garrett, S Cook, A Sallantioglu . Best: A Odza, A Sallantioglu . L Keillor, M Cummings, H Penesis, A Steele Brunswick Power : Goals : R Baxter, W Morgan . Best : F Pike, R Baxter, N Harrison Umpires: Albie Firley Brad Rankin (F) Michael Roche Michael Neilly (B) Malcolm Filieul Eddie Boa! (G ) N ORTH BRUNSWICK 3 .3 10 .6 16.10 20.12 (132) RICM4O14-D CENTRAL 2 .3 6 .8 7.12 10 .15 (75) North Brunswick : Hamilton 7, Pizzari 4, Kyriazis 3, H .Tsialtas 3 . Dllnarco, Closter, Paleodimos . Best: Pizzari, J .Boudoloh, Kyriazis . Hamilton, Stelfox, Freeman . Umpires: Nicholas Brown Anthony Da nen (F) Tristan Pearce (B) Perrin Brown Jim Exton (G ) 8 .7(55) OLD !'> AURPdE 1 .0 2 .3 6.7 8 .9(57) Ai, - ,;, 1 .5 6.8 6.9 :: J .Horsburgh 4, Pavez, A .Christo, M .Christo, Oldharn Old ?Vi r Best - Benn, Bilhnan, Leitch, Gerace, Huntington, Edwards Alber t - . Allan 4, Mekerrow 2, Davey 2 Umpires : Sean Scully Sr Sean Scully Jr (F) Ji h,nell (B) Daniel Scully Robert Parry (G ) yeS - RoRld l 6 BULLEEN COBRAS 2 .2 4 .5 8 .6 10.7 (67) 3 .4 8 .6 10 .7 12 .1 .0 (82) PS'"i' LILYDALE Bulleen Cobras : Goals : Clement 5 Paatschi 2 Khalil Redfern Foskett. : Mehrez Clement Hamilton Ong Lyopandis Paatschi . Mt. Best LBydale : Goals : Anderson 4 Kernagen 2 Sypharussi Colarossi Morotll Egan Smithies. Best: Kernagen Fernando Jelenc Flannaga n Kidd Maltar ST MARYS - b e 1-0 1 .2 2 .2 2 .3 (15) EL A4 COLLEGIANS UFIS-1U 6 .7 8.11 16.13 22 .15 (147) Eltham Collegians : Dere, C .lr'atson . Best: T. Barnett, Keleher, Turney, Dere, D.Barnett, J .Howgate . UF3S-VU : Cusick 5, Mills 4, Forbes 4, Haynes 2, Cavalieri 2, J .Thwnas 2, P .Thomas 2, Hircoe Best: Havnes, Weber, O'Neill, P.Thomas, Cusick, Walpole. BOX HILL NORTH 2 .2 3 .5 4 .8 8.13 (61) BRUNSWICK POWER 0 .2 2.2 2.4 4.4 (28) Boa Hill North : Goals: J Pratt 2, B Furor 2. W Drew, T Thor, M Edgley, J.Tsaclidis Best : B Pozar, M Marinovie, 0 D'Amato, K Loerand, J Tsactidis, T Thoi Brunswick Power : Goals : R Green 2 . A Brown, J Hayes Best : J Lewis, J Hayes, R Green . M Madef9eld NORTH BRUNSWICK 2 .1 4 .5 7 .9 7 .12 (54) RICHMOND CEPdTRAY. 2 .0 3 .2 4 .2 4 .3(27) North Brunswick: B .Carter 2, Cutler, Dusan, Parks, P .Sorleto, S.Tsialtas . Best: Brifta, R .Sailoum, Giovanoglou, Burrows, Russo, Dusan , 13.10 (88) 11 .7 OLD WESTBOURNE 3 .1 7.6 ALBERT PARE 3.6 6.7 10 .10 10.14 (74) Old West : Chrism 3. Manolokakis 2, Phillips 2, Rivalland 2, Horsburgh 2 . Scholes, Whiting. Best: Layton, Horsburgh, Anderson, Jenkinson, Rivalland, Mesrnan Albert Park: Green 3. Pastras 2, Surace, Wheeler, Garcia, Moths, Guicas . Best: Surace, Wheeler, Quinlan, Meguire, Phillips, Green 43

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Rd . 14 had all the favourites winning, bar the Xavs , who continue to leave the last final's place, up for grabs ! St . Bernard's resume their stellar season at Victoria Park, when they visit the Xav's, who maintain a tenuous grip on fourth position. The hosts will anxiously await other results after succumbing this afternoon . The undermanned Tonners, led by Dubyna and Gadsden, will be thankful their three week run against the top sides ends today . The Scotchies, continue to peak at the business end of the season and with Pappas and Aurel-Smith in great touch, will inflict further heartache on Old Brighton . OEG have had a horror five weeks and the break certainly came at the right time . Today they welcome

the Fields, who have had patches of excellent play but struggled to keep it together . Despite a more competitive home effort, the Fielders, should take the points . MeKerrow and Rankin provide a potent strike force difficult to combat as Uni continue to ooze quality all over the paddock . Today the Skevs, will need to find the answers if they want finals action . I know they will be gallant, but the Blues will win to maintain second position .

DLS had a great win against the Xavs and kept the slightest hint of a finals appearance alive . Marcellin have also found the winning formula and today should be an excellent contest . With a little more to play for, DLS gets the nod in a tight one ! SECTION 2 - PREVIEW Suburban football returns to Melbourne this afternoon after a weekend off, the under nineteen elite originally scheduled to meet the DVFL representative side last round, in a match that failed to eventuate . Top of the ladder, but ignored by the representative selectors, Werribee travel to Beaumaris this afternoon, a real danger game for the ladder-leaders who haven't played away in the past six weeks . Kicking fifteen goals to three after the long break last round, Werribee recorded -win number thirteen of the season by 82 points, Lee contributing ten majors with Russo also prolific . Beaumaris have beaten every top-four side bar Werribee, and will be desperate to add another scalp to their already impressive list ; yet will struggle at home to the premiership favourites, Werribee home in a tight one . Unbeatable midseason, Old Melburnians appear to be fading at the wrong end of the season, limited to just five majors last weekend in their 35 point defeat to Old Camberwell . This afternoon OM's travel to Mazenod, the home side victims of a 150 point thrashing last round at the hands of Beaumaris . With the finals just around the corner, OM's are in

desperate need of a moraleboosting victory, their meeting wit h

Mazenod a sure chance to r ve their spirit run towards September. Elsewhere Old Camberwell should continue the, ' good run of form away at Old Ivanhoe, the home Sid victors in a one-point thriller last round, wlyfl Hampton Rovers will attempt to hang onto a fair, hope of playing finals football when they play awa at Old Trinity .

SECTION 3 - PREVIEW Dejected after throwing away a near-guarantee spot in the finals a week earlier, Therry Penola too to the field last round desperate to avenge defea attempting the impossible of overcoming ladder leaders Rupertswood in a push towards final football . Playing with an inspired intensity an vigour, Therry matched Rupertswood at ever change, dominating the last quarter with scores tic 13 .17 to 14 .11 at the final siren. However, as th goal umpires conferred in the middle of the groun( the visitors score was corrected to 14 .1 ; Rupertswood home by one point in a finish plague with controversy. Therry's loss meant AJAX would move four point clear in fourth with a win away at North Old Boy ; however not even the prospect of playing final football could lift the visitors, NOBs home by 3 points, severely denting AJAX's push toward September. This afternoon Therry travel to Old Carey, the heir side comfortable 130 point winners last round at th expense of St Bernards (2) . With the finals now IcE than a month awav, Old Carey appear to be peakin at the right end of the season, a win today over it, spirited Therry more than confirming their status a serious premiership contenders. Still focused on reclaiming fourth spot on the tabl, AJAX host Collegians, the visitors impressive 6 point winners over MHSOB last week . Nc capitalising on a Therry loss last round, AJA Xgetonemorechancetodisplacetheiradversai e but first must overcome an in form Collegians outl who on paper look too strong . Seventh plays Eighth as MHSOB travel to Monasl both clubs aiming to regain some respect following string of losses midseason . Despite sitting belo MFISOB on the ladder, Monash will go into the gan as favourites, having earlier in the season traveled' MHSOB and come out victorious by 49 points . TBluescantirgMHSOBoeht t

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Caulfield: Murphy 2 . Parker 2, Sinclair 2, D`Arcy,Davfes,May, Yelland.Best : Edwards. Sayers. ?viurphp, Parker, Gerrard, Davies . Umpires: Brett Herskope Eli Haves (F) DE LA SALLE 1 .6 4 .9 9 .11 15 .14 (104) OLD XAVERIAPiS 1 .1 3 .4 7 .7 9,9(63) De La Salle : Fieldsend 3, Quirk 't tt tams 3, Keely 2 . D Browning. Va^re. Skinns . Hancock. Best : Gr, -x , Nankervis, Wrihams .C J .-:. Conwav. Old Xaverians: flan ' '12, ,canian . Agrus. Purss, Ru :lie. Gidley . Best : Purss, Armstrong, Gxlly, Scanlan.Rogan .Sadinio. Umpires: Chris Collins Luke Duthie (F) Thorr.as Wiseher Steve Durston-Ryan (B) Sam Perri n CELLIfd 6 .4 9 .10 13.15 2123 (155 ) OLD ESSENDON 0 .1 2.4 3.4 4 .4 (28) fiSareell in: Bortolotto 4, oirbolo 3 . Hardfnr 2, W'-e 2, Colo-, 2 . Borden 2, Mahon, Money.Be . .:o,tulotto. Sae- 1, -on. Ljyle . Dorbolo, Watkins . Old Esaendon: Cthristou B- :an, D_-nn, Mansour Best : Mansour, Wilson, Cerantonlo, b : . 'res : Ritchie Benson jar David t6Rndlow IF' '° ~nier 1B ) i 'ON ° C, 2ALiS 5 .6 8 .11 1i .14 12.19(91) OLD I9,utIIOn 2 .1 15 10 .6 14 .8 (92) Paradians : Goals : Gordon 4 . Girovski 2, lrvine 2, Luff 2, C DiFabio,Giddings Best : irvine . Connelly, Riaher, Girovki, Ryan, Hughes . Old Ivanhoe: I its: Alagana 3 . Bryant 2, Fowler 2, Goegiou 2, Peacock 2 . McFarlane, B, Keane Best: SheIl, McFarlane, Georgiou, Nagel, Fowler . Keane Ur.-F, ~ad Rankin Dec." ' Dinneen IF) OLD CA.,I. .,., . .- L 1 .8 5.9 6.11 9 .12 (66) OLD FiEIRtr ",, 1.4 2.5 3.10 5 .11 (31) Old Cambers :ll: Hendrie 2. 7 a 3 Cottrell . Gosling, Hanson, Hedlev, Middleton. Best : Gosling, Hansor,n, Aiessio, Vince . Johnson. Old Aietburnian, : Theodorous 2, Galbreith, Hindle . Best : Lawler, Hardy, Fagan. Tucker. tlindle, Galhraith . Umpires: Wayne Hinton Tom Haysom (F) Liam Ratcliffe Michael il_fner (B ) ~RRIBEE 4 .3 6 .5 13 .7 21 .10(136) OLD TRINITY 0.2 4 .5 6 .7 7.12 (54) Yderribee: D.Lee 10. Justin Russo 4, Ci :almers 4, Palmungton, Miller, Renaut . Best: D .Lee, Justin Russo, Pahnington . Stornerbrink, Miller, Mcl4a y . Old Trinity: not supplied . Umpires : John Ralph Glen Scotland (Ft To ta„ nParce Michael Camillerl (B ) E .~ .t23 6.8 12.10 19.15 30.18 (198) A__ JD 0 C 0 .2 2.4 4.5 7-6(48) Z :mnans: Borehani 7 Groves 7 Eadv 5 Ploolnough 5 Hogarth 2 Lee Terpsinls Williams Wilson . Best- Hogarih Williams Murphy Boreham Lee Grov, Niazenod : Bourbon 4 Castricuim Kinniburgh Stagliano . Best : Bradley Haniil Power Ware Kinniburgh Wlnstanley . Umpires: Mark Ale der Avi t;ekselman (F) T- ° iOLAM2 .6 5 .8 10 .13 13.17f95) RR_ . "` ,OD 3 .2 7 .4 11 .9 14 .12 (96) Ta er- Petals : Hermes, D Goodwin 3, Cooper, Freekleton 2 . Sheppard, Farn- . , SkiaOlltis. Best : Farrelly, Carroll. Belsey . Harmes, Quinn, Corrigan R_" ;-,wood: Potter 4, Burns. Gaunt 2. Spinner. Jaeger, Phillips . MeEcczr,. Bishop, Monzell . Best : Spinner, Monte, Hewed, Bishop, West, Monzell Umpires : Mick Sneddon (rotation - from A) (F) Andrew Borg (B ) NORTH OLD BOYS 2 .5 6.8 12.11 14 .14 (98) AJAX 2.2 3.8 4.12 8 .14 (62) 280B : West, Kirk 3, Potion, Mathews, Saari 2 . Keenan . Little I Best : Citroen, Dettmann, Kirk, Young . Ryan, West . AJAX : Kestenberg 2, Givont . Lukav, Nankin, Seidl, Thurin, Peters I Best . Kestenberg, Jankie, Nissen, Borvnsztell;, Codron . Givoni Umpires : Peter Pullen Gary Seaborne (F) COLLEGIANS 7 .7 14.9 16 .13 20.16 t136) RiIISOB 0 .0 4 .1 7.3 11 .4 (70) Co llegians : Jorgensen 7 . Blumfield 4, Burrows 3, Roberson 2, Mutton . Ashman . ;vaylar, Parrent . Best : P7aylar . Jorgensen , Portent, Mutton, Ashman, Moon . hSASOB : McGrath 4, 'Whitehorse 2, Greenhill, Saultrv, Hamilton - Ho, AjTam. Clarke. Best: McGrath, Ternes, Foley, Blatt . Hamilton - Ho. Avram . Umpires: Frank Kavanagh Dean Banova (F) Jack

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UPiIVl . . . =I Y BLACKS 10.6 18.8 29.14 37 .21 (243) BE .. '-T ZESTOWE 1 .0 1 .1 1 .1 1 .1(7) Unit .c : Moffatt 10, Brooks 7, Presttd e 1qacGugan 3, Lear Commadeur S . Brumby-Rendell, Builen, ~hishoim 2, Bade, Ayle Woollle, Scott. Best: Brooks. Moffatt, Prestidge . Brumbv-Rende Chisholm, Jesse. Bulleen-Templestowe : McDonald 1 . Best : Teea lacoune, Odza, Collision, Maids, Sanli Umpires : Dianne 14'hite ;ev GI~ Scotland (F) Steve Durston-Ryan Sean Dursten-Ryan (B) Chris Mcltend Michael Jones (G )

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1 i ,, second last round of the year was played at a i ry of venues throughout the state . games were plaved at Parkville the first being ticonee Valley Magpies playing Port Colts 2 . It was risingly low scoring affair with Port Colts 2

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game of the round is between Broadmeadows i and Mambourin Tigers both these sides won last week and are in good form . Broadmeadows look like being able to just get over the line in what should be a very close game . The next game is between Parkside and Bulleen Templestowe. The younger Bulleen Templestowe side may be to fast for Parkside although Parkside have shown some good form in the second half of

division two . Port Colts 2 : 4 6 30 to Moonee }}-, Magpies 2 1 13 . The next game for the ;,nund was between Karingal 1 and Port Colts 1 . € , I :arh,gal side was far to good for Port Colts 1 , ; ; the day and seem to be headed for another ,ick at the Division 1 trophy . Karingal 1 : 14 8 92 io Port Colts 1 : 0 1 1 . The final game played at xl:ville was between Karingal 2 : and Parkside ooil these sides have struggled for consistent form ; his year. Karinga121ed all day with Parkside's goal ;icUng proving to be the difference . Karingal 2 : 6

the season . ivioonee Valley Magpies take on Broadmeadows 2 in another close game with Moonee Valley Magpies seemingly having enough skill to get over the line .

!' 0 to Parkside 2 7 19 .

In the last game for the round Karingal 1 are playing Maribyrnong Bulldogs and it is hard to see Maribyrnong Bulldogs defeating Karingal who have taken all before them this season .

!Sulleen Templestowe hosted Mambourin Tigers u d were unable to use their home ground to their vantage with Mambourin Tigers showin g picnirising form at the business end of the season . >San~bourin Tigers 5 6 36 to Bulleen i cnlplestowe 2 4 16 . . ;oth Broadmeadows sides traveled up the highway ia Albury to take on the Ovens & Murray Jets . !~roadmeadows I played confident football and ~ ,, ere able to account for Ovens & Murray Jets 1 by a 28 point margin . Broadmeadows 1 : 7 8 50 to Ovens & Murray Jets 1 : 3 4 22 . In the Second Division Ovens & Murray Jets 2 : 5 12 42 surprised all of the judges by defeating Broadmeadows 2 : 3 6 24 . it was great effort by the "Jets" who have struggled against Broadmeadows 2 this season .

Ballarat won their game as Ringwood Blues forfeited and Maribyrnong Bulldogs had the bye this round . PREVIEW ROUND 10 :

Round 10 is the last round before the finals with all games being held at Elsternwick Park . The first

Karingal 2 are playing Port Colts 1 but may struggle against the in form Port side . Ovens & Murray Jets 1 play Ringwood Blues and should be able to account for the Ringwood Blues who have had an up and down season . Port Colts 2 play Ovens & Murray Jets 2, on form it looks like Port Colts 2 may just get over the line .

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nning Edge es : :~a~~iotfs - of Round l '-, Jon 1 . Mareeilin ended their season on a high note with victory by forty four points over an inaccurate Monash Blues . Anyone who did as I did, i .e . arrive for the second half of the Old Xaverians versus De La Salle game could have been excused for believing De La Salle was leading as they had most of the play . An operational score board would have revealed the facts, which were Old Xaverians had built a big lead early and were never in danger of defeat . Their winning margin was thirty six points . A strong Old Ivanhoe combination overpowered a competitive Collegians and won by one hundred and five points . Good players for the winners were : A feature of the game was the running of the three umpire system .

As predicted, St Kevin's were too strong for a depleted Praliran and in heavy conditions won by twenty one points . Section 2 Nort h Old Essendon had a thirty nine point win over Old Xaverians, whom they will meet today in the Second Semi Final .

Congratulations to Old Carey, who scored their first win, albeit by the minimum margin, over University Blaeks, who thus will not take winning form into Sundays First Semi Final . Therry Penola gave their worst performance of the season in heavy conditions and were soundly beaten by the confident, Fitzroy Reds, who thus qualified for Sunday's First Semi Final . Old Trinity had the bye. Section 2 South

St Leo's ended their season with a nine point win over Whitefriars, whose form has tapered off over the past few weeks . Mazenod . who grabbed an early lead over Old Geelong, were never headed and won by eighty eight points . An inaccurate Eley Park defeated A,J .A .X. by nineteen points. Straighter kicking would have enabled "The Sharks" to have finished in second place. Old Brighton clinched second place for the first time as a result of their ninety nine point victory over Hawthorn Amateurs, who remained winless throughout the season . Preview of Semi Finals Section 1 . First Semi Final. Prahran and Old Ivanhoe enter this game with contrasting form and a victory over each other in the minor rounds . Prahran won by twenty six points in Round 2 whilst Old Ivanhoe won, at home, by forty nine points in Round 9 . Old Ivanhoe, who have found form at the right time will have Kobe, Stewart and Risstrom to lead their forward brigade, whereas Prahran will rely on the proven combination of Butterworth and Cartledge, who surely will have a better final's series than in 2002! 1 expect a close contest as neither side will concede easIly. In the final analysis, I select Prahran because I believe their forwards will be too tall for the Old Ivanhoe defenders . 60

Second Si nii Final . Old Xaverians will start fir m favourites as they have . i~ convincingly beaten De L a Salle twice during the season . De La Salle will miss the injured "Bomber" Jennings and it would seem they will lack the depth to cover all the Xaverian stars . Captain Nick Fay and his predecessor, Tony Landrigan do well in the mid field and up forward Hardwick and George should again kick their team to victory . Section 2 North First Semi Final. Long standing rivals, Fitzroy Reds and University Blacks come to Sunday's game with a victory over each other during the season . However, the Blacks despite their well publicised playing list seem to have lost their way over the latter part of the season . Allowing for Dl support and vacation, their last two performances have left a lot to be desired . On the other hand the Reds have finished full of running and did what few can do last week by winning at Therry Penola . Tony Jackson gives mid field drive and Nick Auden has been impressive with his clearing dashes . Up forward "Plugger" certainly presents a target and if he can hold his marks he will prove a real problem for the Blacks' defenders . My selection is Fitzroy Reds. Second Semi Final . Old Essendon Grammarians enter this game as hot favourites as they have twice convincingly defeated the Old Xaverians during the season . Their second victorv, which will build confidence, was as recently as last Saturday . Evans, up forward, for Old Essendon had a day out last week with 7 goals . These coupled with his four goals in Round 7 makes his tally equal to the Old Xaverian's, total goals in the two matches . Eddy and Papal have also performed consistently for Old Essendon, whereas Old Xaverians nominated best players have been spread widely . Old Essendon when judged over the fourteen week season is worthy of my selection.

Section 2 South First Semi Final. Whitefriars, despite poor recent form, have twice defeated Eley Park during the season, nineteen points in Round 2 and by twenty two points in Round 9 . Nevertheless . Eley Park enter Sunday's game as favourite because of their better 2003 record . I believe Grant will be too fast for Bonne}man around the ground and will give first use of the ball to Eley Park running players like Cresswell and by, who in turn will enable Psaltopoulos and Price to again be among the goals. The bulk of "House" Naismith, (5 goals in Round 9) and Bonneyman in the marking duels will pose a problem for Eley Park as will the dashing defence of Jackson . From what I have observed in four matches, it is my belief that Eley Park will win because they will be too fast and fit for their Whitefriars opponents . Second Semi Final. Mazenod come to today's match having beaten Old Brighton twice . THE A MATEUR FOOTBALLER 2002

;und 4 Mazenod won by twenty seven points and in Round 11 ,

,r margin was twenty three points . Today will see the leading 1 kickers opposed . Cochran (Old Brighton) now leads Fothergill ;enod) by two goals . How these two fare will have a big bearing the outcome . Mazenod have other active forwards in Coac h nd and Fisher and around the ground The Crow" flies hig h n the ball in the air. Mazenod should maintain their unbeate n today by defeating Old Brighton.

4 .3 5.4 6.11 8.13 (61) MONASH AL-::,CELIN 3 .2 8 .7 10 .8 16.9 (105) Aionash : O'Dwyer 2, L.Woods, Grindley . Angley, Coughlin, Collier. M .WOods. Best : Moir, Lombardo,Thomason, Plehn, L .Woods . Marcella : Petroff 9, Probyn 3, M .Dowlmg 2, Dec . P.DowLng. Best : Petroff, Toohey, Symes, S.Mathews, Alexandridis, RIF,g. Umpires : Michael Phillips Mark Thornhill (F ) 13-5(83) OLD XAVEIUANS 4.1 8 .3 9.3 D 7, LA SALLE 1 .2 1 .4 3.9 6 .11 (47) 01d Raverians: Goals : L Hardwick 6, Fowler 2, Erskine . L MeHarg, Davies . Jones Fitzgerald . Best: Conquest. Fowler, L Hardwick. Poutus . Curnow, Erskine De La Salle : Goals : Buick 2, Sanest, Chaps, Bowler . L째st : Beretta, Buick, Dwyer. Norton. Sarong, Tucker . Umpires: Dean Banova Lindsay McIntyre (F )

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TODAY'S MATCHES CLUB 18 FINALS CLUB XVIII (1 ) 2nd SE MI FINAL - August 2, 2003 JJ Higgins Reserve, Kew - 2 .15 p .m . Old Xaverians v De La Sall e 1sI SEMI F'IHAI. - August 3, 2003 Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park - 2 .15 p .m . Prahran v Old Ivanho e

CLUB 18 Nort h 2nd SEMI FINAL - August 2, 2003 JJ Higgins Reserve, Kew - 11 .45 a.m . Old Essendon v Old Xaverians (2 ) lst SEMI FINAI . - August 3, 2003 Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park - 11 .45 a .m . Fitzroy Reds v University Blacks CLUB18 S out h 2nd SEMI FINAL - August 2, 2003 JJ Higgins Reserve, Kew - 9,20am Mazenod v Old Brighton lst. SE MI EIHAI. - August 3, 2003 Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park - 9 .20am Eley Park v Whitefriar s THE AMATEUR I

OLD IVANHOE 5 .2 12 .5 18 .12 26.14 (170) COLLEGIANS 2 .2 3 .3 7 .3 10 .5 (65) Old Ivanhoe : J . Risstrom 7, T. Cormaek 5, A. Kobe 3. R . Weddle 2, C, Jewell 2, A . While 2, M . Stewart 2, B . Goidera, A. Weisz, R . Virtue. Best: T. Cormaek, C. Jewell . B. Guiders, J . Risstrom . N . Maguire, M . DeKretser. Collegians : N. Baxter 4 . Schneider 2, Grant 2, Osborne . Hans. Best: Day. Hans, Schneider, N . Baxter, Osborne, Grant . Umpires : Ryan Hense Tony Robbins (F) 8.5(53) 1 .4 2.5 6 .5 ST. HEVINS PIiAIIF;PnPd 1 .0 1 .3 1 .3 4 .8(32) St. Revins: Goals : Dunn 4 Holland T Dillon J Raullt T Robinson . Best: Mattoon Mount Simon Wood Dunn T. Dillon . Prahram Goals: Fetterplace 2 Storer Blafe . Best : Storer Blafe Green Davies Johnson Lawrence . Umpires : Simon Peerless David Windlo;e (F)

S~.I.tn ~ylIt RdOA'rFiV - Round 24 OLD TRINITY - by e OLD ESSENDON 4 .1 8.4 11 .5 15 .7 (97) OLD %AYE S(2) 4 .0 4.2 5.5 8 .10 (58) . Wheeler 2, Barr, Eddy, Farrugia . Fraser. Papal . Old Easendon: Evans 7 Walsh . Best : Papal, Hay, Wheeler, Walker, Evans, Mastromaur o Old Xaverians (2) : Ainsworth 3 . Lypheton 2, Silk, Jones, Hoare. Best: Hoare, Walsh . Ireland, Jones. Ainsworth, Larking Umpires : Rick Benson Steve Mason (F) OLD CAREY 3 .2 7 .4 8 .6 10 .9 (69) UNIVERSITY BLACKS 2 .4 4 .8 7 .10 9 .14 (68) Old Carey: Nance M 4. Chuiehiareth B 2, Marshall, Choong, Small, Brown Best : Charing. Nance M, Cooke S. Chuichiarelli B . Croft, Ustick University Blacks : Snow 5, Grtntmet 2 . Otsuka. Cardamone Best : Tunnacliff, Grummet, Snow, Nicholls, Bailey . Otsuka

Umpires: Joe Ciccotosto Paul Rapke (F) THEP.RY PENOLA OB 1 .0 1 .1 1 .2 1 .4(10) FITZROY REDS 2.1 3.3 4 .4 6.5(41) Therry Penola : Keenan I Best : Saunders, Carter, Vanengien, Plaza, Maresdic, Chapman Fitzroy Reds: Witty. Prior, Breen, Jackson, Cook, Price. Best Jackson, Price, Bridges, Everard, Steer, Bahr . Umpires: Tony Byrnes Paul Nailer (F)

~,~U~ eeW1I.2 fSOUTfit WHITEFRIARS 3 .2 4.2 5 .3 5 .3 (33) ST. LEOS EMMAUS WP 1 .2 2.3 2.9 5 .12 (42) VlhiY : Dalton, Tobin, Thomson, Davies, Leahy . Best: Ryan . Toscana . Gibson, Murray, Houston, Spiteri . St. Laos Emmaus WP: Not provided . Umpires: Stephen Dickenson Bob O'Halloran (F ) 5 .2 8 .4 13.6 17.12 (114) MAZENOD OLD GEELONG 0 .5 1 .6 2 .7 3.8 (26) Mazenod : Fothergill 5, Bridgland 3, Collins 2, Paine, Nussbaum . Fisher. Noble, Williams, Little, Smyth . Best : Paine, Collins . Davis, Little, Nussbaum, Fothergill . Old Geelong : Lyon, Chadder, Jefferey. Best: Sattler. Munro . Jefferey, Lyon, Westmore . McHugh . Umpires: Rhett Parker Paul Rapke (F ) 0.4 2.6 3 .8 7 .8 (50) AJAX ELEY PARK 2.5 4.6 5 .10 9.15 (69) AJAX : Diamond 3 . Buckley, Jesse Gelfand, Landberg, Lukav Best : Buckley, Kron, Krasnostein . Diamond . Lasnizki, Josh Gelfand Eley Park : Cresswell 3, Grant 2, Kay, Morris, Price,Tobin Best: Tobin, Park, Pavne, Nelson, CressweIl . Grant Umpires : John Poore Tony Hail (F) 0 .0 0 .0 L3 1 .3(9) HAWTHORN OLD BRIGHTON 4 .5 7 .11 9.16 16 1 9 (115) Hawthorn : Goals : McKay Best: Bates . Begg, Saddington . Banks, Williams Old Brighton: Goals: Cochran 9 . McKtmm 3 . Pemberton, Crewdson, Kaisouravis, Allen Best : Butler Cheesman, Pemberton . Erridge, Stewart, Jenkin Umpires : Brian Nunn Tom Windlow (F )

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15 11 3 1 1474 1250 117 .92 46 AJAX MONASH BLUES 15 11 4 0 1445 1007 143 .50 44 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 15 11 4 0 1548 1115 138 .83 44 OLD MENTONIANS 15 10 4 1 1510 1212 124 .59 42 BANYULE 15 8 7 0 1477 1490 99 .13 32 YARRA VALLEY 0 B 15 8 7 0 1295 1362 95 .08 32 IVANHOE ASSUMPTION 15 5 10 0 1257 1525 82 .43 20 SALESIAN 0 C 15 4 11 0 1079 1263 85 .43 16 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE15 3 12 0 1215 1621 74 .95 12 AOUINAS 0 C 15 3 12 0 1012 1467 68 .98 1 2 P K_L D Far A gsf ~ PPs PENINSULA 0 B 15 15 0 0 1979 981 201 .73 60 FITZROY REDS 15 12 3 0 1449 963 150 .47 48 OLD CAREY 15 11 4 0 1912 1082 176 .71 44 WEST BRUNSWICK 15 10 5 0 1352 1214 111 .37 40 OLD GEELONG 15 8 7 0 1544 1359 113 .61 32 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 15 6 9 0 1383 1294 106 .88 24 LATROBEUNI 15 6 9 0 1195 1309 91 .29 24 BENTLEIGH 15 6 9 0 1257 1600 78.56 24 OAKLEIGH 15 1 14 0 1125 2078 54.14 4 HAWTHORN AMATEURS 15 0 15 0 870 2186 39 .80 0

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MT LILYDALE 14 14 0 0 1894 922 205 .42 100 UHS-VU 14 11 3 0 1702 1064 159.96 78 .57 ALBERT PARK 14 10 4 0 1548 1023 151 .32 71 .43 9 4 0 1470 1307 112 .47 69.23 ST MARYS 13 9 5 0 1472 911 161 .58 64.29 OLD WESTBOURNE 14 9 5 0 1387 1294 107 .19 64 .29 NORTH BRUNSWICK 14 4 9 0 1146 1317 87.0230-77 ELTHAM COLLEGIANS 13 3 10 0 975 1595 61 .13 23 .08 BOX HILL NORTH 13 3 10 0 1008 1774 56 .82 23 08 RICHMOND CENTRAL 13 2 12 0 819 1573 52 .07 14.29 BULLEEN COBRAS 14 1 13 0 1087 1795 60 .56 7 .1 4 BRUNSWICK POWER 14

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COLLEGIANS 15 11 4 0 1500 1125 133 .33 44 ST LEOS EMMAUS WP 15 11 4 0 1547 1333 116 0 5 44 CAULFIELD GR 15 10 5 0 1551 1201 129 .14 40 BEAUMARIS 15 9 6 0 1548 1322 117 .10 36 MENTONE VULTURES 15 9 6 0 1499 1331 112 .62 36 THERRY PENOLA 08 15 8 7 0 1360 1268 107 .26 32 OLD CAMBERWELL 15 7 8 0 1554 1481 104 .93 28 PRAHRAN 15 4 11 0 1066 1823 58.48 16 GLEN EIRA 15 3 12 0 1321 1536 86 .00 12 ORMOND 15 3 12 0 1076 1602 67 .17 1 2

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