The Amateur Footballer, Week 15, 2004 by VAFA Media

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SPORTSCOVER VAFA MAJOR SPONSOR

For the last two to three years the VAFA presidents have met on a Sunday with a view to hearing from clubs on matters of mutual interest that are then taken forward to the Executive Committee for its consideration for the season ahead . This method replaced the ol d system where individual clubs wrote to the VAFA with suggestions . The group approach was thought to be more effective as it would allow atters supported by the majority to be taken to the next level . As time is fast running out we, (Bruce McTaggart VAFA president, Alan PHIL STEVENS Burrows on behalf of the presidents and myself) have agreed that the CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER presidents be invited to meet at the VAFA on Monday August 16th to

have put on an agenda matters to be better developed by a sub-group of the presidents and brought back to the VAFA to be considered at its annual seminar/season review which will be held on Monday October llth This meeting of presidents will replace the August meeting of members which was to be held this coming Monday (August 2) . Accordingly we invite each club president (or nominated proxy) to attend and before this meeting to have discussed matters at club committee level beforehand . Bruce McTaggart and myself will be in attendance for the first part of the meeting, only for the purposes of introducing the procedure then leaving the clubs to prepare submissions accordingly . The possibility of the All-Australian team travelling to Ireland moved from the 50-50 stage to the "very hopeful" (75-25) stage last weekend when we received a letter from the AFL supporting our endeavours and recognising the benefits that a tour of this nature will bring . The tour will have to be arranged independently of the AFL, who remain keen to be of assistance, but the AAFC will need to arrange for all, if not most of the costs associated with the tour to be met as well as making most of the arrangements necessary . At this stage I have met with the three states and Nick Bourke will be personally contacting each player with a view of forming a committed squad, a group of players who will be willing to organise the time-off from work and will be able to make the necessary financial contribution towards the trip . Gerard Sholly, who coaches Old Ivanhoe and who has been Nick Bourke's "right hand man" for state games for the last three years and who has many contacts in Ireland, has agreed to take on the role of Project Manager and as a result will be putting the whole deal together on behalf of the AAFC . It is important to state at the outset that everyone in the touring party will be paying their way players and all officials alike - without exception ! Following on from last week's disclosure that clubs in debt to the VAFA of an amount of $3000 or more two weeks out from the finals will not be included in the finals series, I am pleased to report that Caulfield Grammarians (C section) and University Blues (A section) have brought their debt to under $3000 and appear to be off the "hot" list . However there are (at the time of printing) 3 B section clubs on the "hot" list, 3 from C section, 2 from D1, 3 from D2, 2 from D3, 1 from D4, 1 with a team in C reserves, 1 from D 1 reserves, 1 from D2 reserves, 2 from D3 reserves, 1 from D4 reserves, 2 with a team in U19/3 and 1 with a team in U19/Blue . I will report on the status of clubs on a week by week basis .

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Hey kids, plug into the faitlile ;s Chatfield and Nathan Maybe they're blinded Bingham . Not th e But Benny makes thena ; i . . . prettiest team to watch, So sang Sir Shopaholic in "Benny and the Jets" and I but they're getting th e

won't even attempt to draw parallels between those lyrics job done and are and Ben Mannix's best on ground performance at the primed to even th e residence of reptiles . Mannix is usually the barometer for ledger with St Bernazds after the round 6 Snakepit De La and he and the team were red hot in a game few shemozzle. expected them to win . Mannix pulled down 12 marks and At the Junction, Whitefriars gave OMs a bit of cheek but executed 17 "one percenters" in his best 2004 game to ultimately found the home side a shade too slick . Both date . He had plenty of mates with Leigh Harrison nearing sides are still very much perched on Relegation his best, Ben Corin giving a definitive contest up forward , Roundabout, particularly after De La's shock win . Good Pete Harrison showing great application in a tagging role, games to Chris Carr gg (if he doesn't win the B&F I'll Rob Bonnici ferocious and Chris Mercuri showcasing hi s perform with the Tony Bartuccio dancers at Presentatio n obvious talent after years on the sidelines . A win at the 'Pit night) for Whitefriars an d Micah Berry, Toby Roberts and is good reason to celebrate at the best of times, let alon e Ed Wilson for the Grammar boy s when you're a lonesome ladder lurk merchant so it may Today well prove to be the game which kick-starts them into A decade ago, Ben and Pat Mannix conjured one of the action. Watch this space . most extraordinary Houdini acts imaginable to somehow And Bernards? Well you can never say they don't keep you keep De La in A Grade by about .20 of a per cent . My on your toes. With a full list they're better than anyone but memory's hazy but I think they casually kicked about 8 they may have coughed up that vital double chance . . . each for two weeks, despite Ben being a debutant just out Browne Down! of school of and school Pat and Pat kicking Ideld half his goals by hiding in the Mark Browne gets poleaxed, Line Reynolds sin binned an d grass at the playground end! You'd think they'll need Marcellin take advantage of the resultant 17 man Trinity something similar to avoid the drop in 2004 (it's only Ben line up to open up a fifty point lead halfway through the now, with Pat in charge at Friar Park), but when the light's third term . Game over, yes? Well no, as Trinity withere switched on in Mannix Manor, anything is possible. Not ydawytheficonpsadthe yprobl against the Blues however, who are far too polished to fall should have won it. Tim Beardsley was diligent all da y prey to such shenanigans. Lint by 10 points, but it's a down back while Abe Williams and Richard Burrows danger ger game . on Ramsden's thumping ruck play . Marcellin The others are a bit Rob Brough. Trinity and Haileybury bottled things up when Trinity got to within two goals with should both win and you'd have to back Xavs as they host 15 minutes to play but the game was set up in the first their dear and beloved Essendon friends . Scotch's visit to half through runners Bernie Dinneen, Jarred Frazer and Marcellin will have a huge bearing on the Noosa tourist Brett Dobson, who is probably winning their best and industry in September and I'll stick my neck out and tip a fairest after a stellar year in the pivot. Nice but no dice Jame s James Gerstman is just another in a long line of young A Grade full forwards to turn on a show this year. The former East Ringwood star is the only one to give Jimmy Hayter the runaround however and you'd think that a =---- -h CiGu -niegoalhuwdbntoispreaSc LST f!K TOTAL avalanche . Not so, as the relentless Blues runners snuffed 53CTION out a willing but slightly inferior Scotch outfit . Ross Young Marcellin Cullman 45 roving and spearhead George De Crespigny kicked four Old Scotch 44 Gerstman each with Mick Kordick and Jackson Brooke performing St Benard s Jordon D 43 solid midfield roles . Plenty to still like about Scotch with Walsh 41 Steve Hume and Steve Collins getting plenty of it but Old Trinity Old Trinity Cultrera 30 toppling the Blues on the Uni main was too big an ask. A RESERVE And let's not forget . . . Rags just can't kick big scores but they've won some gritty University Blues Millar d 29 games recently to put an end to all the hoo-ha regarding St Bernards Close 24 B Grade. Tim Ockleshaw has been the architect of their Old Scotc h Reid 23 recent wins, in conjunction with the reliable Adam Old Haileybury Lappage 20

2 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2004

Gerstman inspired upset . Correspondents Jonathan Horn jonath on_g_horr ,7Avahoo ^^ .uk

L rgOCFC welconies a r,ew member to the 200 club this weekend, when ':Tiehael M oran plays his 200th game against Old Scotch . "Mazzie" has been an integral player for the Eagles during his 200 games, and has enjoyed the enviable success of amateur football by playing in the 1990 U19's, the 1997 C grade, 1998 B grade and the 2001 A grade premiership teams . He has worn the eagles maroon and blue number 5 jumper with pride during his career. We all congratulate you on a fine career for the past 200 games and hope to see you wear the jumper for a few more years to come. Old Haileyburlans - congratulate Harnish 'Hammer' McLauchlan on reaching his 50th game for the Bloods today against Whitefriars . Hamish began with the Unders in 2001 and went on to win the Under 19 Best & Fairest award the following year . After an interrupted season in the Ressies last year, Hamish made his senior debut in round 8 this year and has not looked back . Well done 'Hammer' from all at the Bloods . Whitefriars OCFC - congratulate Matthew "Spider" Carbone on reaching his 200th game for the club in its match against Old Melburnians . Spider has been a great player for the Club since making his senior debut in 1993 and was a member of the 1999, 2000 and 2002 senior premiership teams. His attack on the ball is second to none and with his deadly finishing in front of goal he is always a handful for opponents . Great work Spider - the rest of the 200 game club look fonvard to a few beers to celebrate your achievement after this week's home game . De La Sa lle - congratulations to Jezza La Ragy who celebrated his 100th game for the Club last Saturday against St Bernards . No 8 started in 1998 with the Under 19's with whom he completed 32 games . He played his first Senior game in Rod 1 / 2000 and has now completed 40 Senior (15 "A" & 25 "B" Grade) and 28 Reserves games . Jezza was Runner up Best & Fairest with the U19 Blues in 1999 and Best in Finals (Reserves) in 2003 . Well done No 8. St.Bernard's - one of our great clubmen over the past 12 years is Andrew Catterall , who today plays his 100th game for the club. Andrew is one who has always given his all, whether it be on or off the field, for the Club . Reaching his 100th has been a lengthy affair, as overseas business commitments have often intruded on his football career. Now that he is back working with the AFL, hopefully he can add to this tally and also add another premiership to last year's Reserve's premiership, where he was one of the stars . Always surrounded by controversy "Catts" maintains his 100th was last week, but whatever, congratulations and thanks for your efforts over the years .

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Old Xaverians v St Bernards De La Salle v University Blues Marcellin v Old Scotch - 95 .5 Inner FM Whitefriars v Old Haileybury Old Trinity v Old Melburnians

f OLD HAH.EYBURY 2.0 7.0 8 .2 9 .5 (59) OLD RAVERIANS 2 .10 3 .10 8.12 9.13 (67) Old Hail: Bourke 4 Mason M Corrigan Rode Tassell . Best: Goldsworthy S Langford-Jones Bourke White M Corrigan Mason . Old Xav: Agius 2 Beardsley Chatfield Woodruff Howard T Ockleshaw M Walsh Higgins . Best: T Ockleshaw Chatfield Beardsley Agius Purss Mollard. Umpires: Damien Anderson Peter James (F) Rob Mayston Jnr Nathan Eddy (B) Les Damyon Travis Storti (G) ST BERNARDS 1 .1 5 .3 7.8 8.10 (58) DE IA SALLE 6 .5 8 .7 11 .10 16.11 (107) St Bern : Harvey 3 Baumgartner 2 C Mitchell Holland Pearson . Best: Ferment M Mitchell Goullett McIntyre Fielding Baumgartner . DLS: Rayson 4 Mercer! 3 Corin 2 L Harrison 2 Bonnici S Hyland Mannix Quinane Silvers . Best : Mannix Jolley Bonnici P Harrison Mercuri Rayson.

Umpires : Leah Gallagher Mark Morrison (F) Andrew Errington Andrew Rechtman (B) Dominic Napoli Dennis Webster (G ) UNIVERSITY BLUES 7.2 10.3 16 .6 20.10 (130) OLD SCOTCH 3.3 8 .5 11 .7 15.11 (101) Uni Blues : De Crespigny 4 Young 4 Lochead 3 Lowcock 2 Rankin 2 Guengerich 2 Penny Nation Gleeson. Best: Kordick North J K Brooke Wilcox McKinnon Gleeson. Old Scotch: Gerstman 9 B Phillips 2 Joyce 2 S Collins Crow . Best: Gerstman S Collins Hume Beringer B Phillips Nettleton. Umpires: Albie Firley Mark Gibson (F) Sean Collins Peter MonotU (B) Daniel Scully Beornn McCarthy (G ) OLD MELBURNIANS 2 .0 5.5 9.5 14.10 (94) WHITEFRIARS 4 .2 6.3 7.8 9.9(63) Old Melts : M Berry 4 Lacey 3 Wilson 2 Whitehead 2 Cudlipp Hicks Mulquiney . Best : Thompson Evans McKeon M Berry Roberts Wilson . Whitefriars : Hill 3 Anderson 2 Carrigg Janson R Pawlik . Best: Carrigg Phan Hill Swain A Pawlik R Pawlik .

Umpires : Wayne Hinton Luke Holmes (F) Matthew Simpson Andrew Esposito (G) OLD TRINITY

1 .0 2 .1 4 .5 10.10 (70) MARCELLIN 3.7 8 .9 10 .12 11 .12 (78) Old Trin : Cultrera 3 T Van Der Venne 2 Williams 2 Gnatt Neville Walsh. Best: Beardsley Neville R Burrows Williams Buttler Walsh . Marc : Hanson 3 Cullinan 2 Gartner 2 Sampimon Papaluca Frazer Dinneen. Best : Dobson Theisz Frazer Gartner Rice Carmody.

Umpires : Jason McNiece Michael Sneddon (F) Matt Jenkinson Michael Saunders (B) Bernie Jephson Chris Doyle (G ) A RESERVE

OLD HAH,EYBURY 4.4 6.7 9.10 13.10 (88) OLD XAVERIANS 1 .0 2 .2 3 .3 4 .6(30) Old Hall: Lappage 4 Efstathiou 3 Vlames 2 Johnston Thurmond Fight, Best : tt'arnes Hassell J McLauchlan Pountney Thurmond Bell . Old Rav : Barrett O'Kane Silk Quinn . Best: Fox Quinn A E Jones O'Meara Corcoran Freer. ST BERI4ARDS 1 .3 2.4 4 .5 5.6(36) DE IA SALLE 1 .1 3.4 7.7 11 .9 (75) St Bern : Close Gallant Blunt A Smith L B O'Sullivan . Best: Close Blunt Basaraba N Smith lannazzo Miziewicz . DLS: Johnstone 4 Jarvis 2 K Mannix 2 Roberts 2 Gilbert, Best: Picone Walker K Mannix McLeish Orlando M Krtezel . UNIVERSITY BLUES 2 .4 4 .7 9 .11 14 .14 (98) OLD SCOTCH 2 .0 5.1 63 7.6(48) Unit Blues: Tanner 3 Solly 2 Hutchins 2 Fletcher 2 Quin 2 Robbins 2 Brookes . Best : Gates Irvine Fletcher Terrill Tanner Cheel . Old Scotch: Dick 2 Carroll 0 Crane Grant Reid Teasdale . Best: C Smith Dick Carroll Brooke Beaurepaire Lillingston . OLD MELBURNIANS 0 .2 3 .3 6.5 10.9 (69) WHITEFRIARS 6.0 10 .2 12 .4 12.5 (77) Old BSelb: Jenkins 2 Prowse 2 Aubrey Beilby Fitzgerald Hart Tucker Voyage. Best: Prowse Byrne Ray Wu Aubrey Voyage . White friars: Brisbane 3 Elliott 2 Nowell 2 A Cunningham Baker Fulton Notion Phelan . Best: Elliott Gloulchev Duffy Crough Leahp Brisbane . OLD TRINITY 2.0 3.3 5 .4 8.4(52) A4i3RCELLiId 2 .1 2 .4 2 .4 4 .4 (28) Old Trin : T Cade 2 G Deane-Johns 2 Armatas Donahoo Kenna C Amiconi . Best: Troon McCutcheon Donahoo Morpeth J Amore Bladeni . Marc : Mathews Treganowan Salce Cooper. Best: Doyle Perri Wignell Galati Sace 0'F}vnn.

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Coach : Mark Lowe Asst : Paul Dwyer Res: Mick Hagan Cl 18: Benjamin Buick 1 . L. Walker C Res 2 . R . Buckley 3 . B . Corin VC 4 . L. Harrison DVC 5 . M . Duggan 6 . G. Gilbert 7 . P. Harrison 8 . J . La Ragy ~ 9 . J . Maloney 9r. C . Mitchell 10 . T. Silvers 12 . M. McHenry ry 13 . A. Johnstone 14 . W. Dwyer 15. P. Bowden 16. S. Hyland 17. L . Bowden 17. J. Garland 18. L . Williams 18. T. Demetriou 19. M. Goodier 20. M. Picone 20. A. Shields 21 . A. McKenzie 22r. M. O 'Donnell 22. M. Brown 23. R . Sherman 24. J. Morel 25. C . Hyde 25. R . Walmsley 26. D . Spithill 27. S. Thomas 28. C . Mercur i 29. C . Browne 29r. R. Marks 30. B. Mannix 31 . S. Hyde 31 . K. Mannix 32. R. Bannici C 33. J. Stinear 34. D. Rayson 35. A. Orlando 36. W. Jolley 37. D. Davis 38r. S . O'Connell 38. V. Buckley 39. B . Oakley 40. A. Skinns 41 . D. McInerney 42. P. Bourke 43. A . Greenalgh 44. A . Moore 45. T Molan 46. D. Dobric 47. T Woodlock 48. J . Foon 52. T. Maloney 54. P. Hesse 55. A . McLeish 57. C . Chester 58. M . Clinch 59. S . Waeny 60. P. O'Callaghan 70. M . Kreze

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Coach: Dale Tapping Asst Coach: Andrew Smith Res Coach: Serge D'Angelo Asst Coach : Ray Beanie 1 R. Mullins 2 B . Phillips (VC) 3 J . Ros s 4 T. Halt 5 S . Collins (VC ) 6 A . Crow 7 J . Kitchen 8 S . Dic k C . Tallent g 10 C . Smith 11 M . Angus 12 S . Hume (C ) 13 A . Nettleton 14 N . Ackroyd 15 S . Cation s 16 S . Troon 17 T. Wigney 18 L Hawkin s 19 R . Joseph s 20 i ston C .Jo Yc 22 N . Addison e 23 0. Crane 25 M. Saunders 26 T. Downin g 27 M . Dennis 28 A . Quail 29 M. Gnatt 30 T Finocchiaro 31 N . Leit l 32 J. Gerstma n 33 E. Rei d 34 C . Phillips 35 P. O'Conno r 35r A. Sutherlan d 36 J . Sutcliffe 37 G. Carroll 38 G. Prendergast 39 W. Elliott 40 T. Aural Smit h

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The annual _;-- - : r--- : ' D_ cheon was held before last Sunday's B section match St Kevins v . Old Essendon . Visitors included representatives of the VAFA Executive, representatives from each of the two clubs, Umpires' Adviser Brian Goodman and the Life Members pictured below . G uest s, r was John Dillon, who after a long VAFA association, is currently Chairman of the Melbourne Racing Club . The Life Members pictured are as follows - (from left - back) : David

Cook, John Wilson, Richard Evans, Keith Sharkie . Alf Keam, Ian Munro, David Burnes, John Fisher, John Miles, John Dillon, Cliff Bastow, Norm Nugent and Peter Harris . (From left - front) : Nancy McTaggart, Mavis Bastow, Manson Russel, Brian Costello and Peter O'Donohue .

0 Last Monday night the Executive Committee was to receive Da Cook's resignation from the Executive Committee after 17 vears service . Shocked to lose a wonderful servant to Amateur football, but pleased for David for his reason for resigning. David has been appointed to head up the Bunnings flagship on New Zealand's South Island, a 'wonderful

achievement and we all wish David all the very best and a big thank you for a job well done .

John B ell was browsing through a city bookstore last week when he noticed a book he recognised "The History of the Ormond Amateur Football Club ." Imagine John's surprise when he picked it up and noticed N oel Rundle's signature on it an d copious notes in Noel's hand throughout the book . Of course JB bought it. 0 Nice to see on Saturday at Sportscover Arena in the D4 match between Elsternwick and Eltham two former great players for their respective clubs Paul Mahoney an d Graham Lays turn in a top performance as umpires in the reserves. Graham then acted as runner for the seniors . Well done fellas. 0 0 ' The Carlton Crest Hotel returns as a sponsor of the VAFA after an absence of three years . We are delighted and the deal is a good one for the VAFA and our clubs. The relationship kicks off with the Vote Count and Presentation Night on Monday September 6th . 0 0 0 Club XVIH finals begin next week. Admission will be a little different to all other sections . $5 per head and you can purchase an "Amateur Footballer" if you wish . For all other finals this year the entrance fee includes an "Amateur Footballer" . If you don't want one, the fee stays the same . 0 0 0 FT TG notices a great day for the kids next Tuesday at Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew . The Essendon Football Club's Community Trainin g N ight will commence at 3pm and continue to just after 5pm . The session is part of the EFC local communities program and involves the club in a full training session on Roche Oval at Xavier College . All players will participate and "Sheeds" will address the crowd during proceedings . Admission free, lots of giveaways, autograph signings, merchandise available for purchase and plenty of food and drinks . All footy supporters welcome .

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What are the odds of this happening? Recent arrival, Francis Anthony, son of De La Salle's Jock, surprised the O'Callaghan clan by arriving on the 100th anniversary of the birth of his great grandfather John Douglas O'Callaghan . Jock is still working out the odds and "Occa" is lamenting a lost opportunity for a hit with the bookies ! 0 0 0 Insight. Ian "Beefy" Christophersen attends every Sportscover Arena match and helps out in the afternoon tea room, opening the gates onto the ground at the end of each quarter and assisting upstairs in the bar after a match . Insight : Why? Ian C : I just love the football, the atmosphere at headquarters and the friends I have met over many years of my life . The Amateurs treat me well and I like to think I can help them out doing little things when asked. I actually first met CEO Phil Stevens when he swanned around Brighton as one of the blonde Saints' set. Boy, could I tell you a story or two about him. Ask me sometime . 0 0 0 The Murrumbeena Relay For Life is a 24 hour Cancer Council event taking place at The Duncan McKinnon Reserve on October 23-24 . We encourage groups to get a team together to raise money for cancer research, and on the weekend of the event, camp out on the track with friends and family and enjoy the bands, food and entertainment- as long as you keep your team baton moving around the track! Visit http :// .relayfor.l/ .relayfor.life .cosn .au and select Murrumbeena, or contact Kate Balme at k ate@ vafa .asn .au if you would like to register a team, or would like more information on other ways to contribute. The VAFA is pleased to assist Kate and this most worthy cause . 0 0 0 Remember clubs there is no Members' Meeting on Monday night . The next meeting of clubs is Monday August 16th - see Phil Stevens' "From My Desk" for more details . 0 0 0

The traditional D1 contrariness surfaced again last week with Scarlett at HB . Prahran and Y- Valley knocking off the far more fancied Reds & Ormond. Well done both and does it not add spice to Loughnan, Oldfield & Stevens all worked the season ! tirelessly for Salesians . LAST WEEK THI S WEEK T wo Blues v Fitzroy Red s Reds v Bushranger s Toorak Park may have been like playing in waist deep treacle, After last week, who knows how this game will pan out? Hope but Basil Cleary's voice on the message bank with his game the weather is kind, this should be a fantastic spectacle! YV report was all sunshine and blue skies, as Prahran pulled off have the run to go with Reds, who will be in the Fitzroy a classic old-fashioned Dl surprise! Bill Atherton's email was Heritage jumpers, so maybe the old Gorilla spirit will give graciousness itself, the Reds, after a good start, had no them a 5 point win. answer to the Two Blues dogged persistence . Andre Pitts for Monds v Bloods his 300th played a pearler on the wing for Prahran, and Aaron Rhodes again starred at CHB . Nick Abbott & Phil Cianci Ormond won't want to take this one lightly because the Aquinas tribe are on a mission . They have big plans for next worked their hearts out for Red s year, none of which allow for being in D2! Monds to win Yarra Valley OB v Ormon d though by 2 goals . The Bushrangians ran on like a wolf to the fold, Their bodies Berth Vader's Lot v The Pirate s resplendent in Black Red & Gold, And the gleam in their eyes as they startled their foe, Left the sad Monds lamenting and On Main Oval this looks like a bit of a canter for the Star Troopers, who should salute by 5 goals or so . nowhere to go! (Apologies to George Gordon, Lord Byron!) Panthers v Two Blue s The lads from the hills got off to a flying start, and the indefatigable coastal plainsmen could not haul them back . What a ripper this game is! The winner will just about cement a place in D1 for 2005 . Under such tension, I'll go for the Luke Taylor & Sam Savage continued their great form, with Panthers at home by a few points . Phil Valoppi strong through midfield for Yarra, and James Salesian v Banyul e Keem's soaring Q3 "hanger" brought the hills alive to the sound of rapturous applause . The Moods had continued Chaddie will be giving their all as usual but don't have the great efforts in the ruck from Matthew Martinov and Simon talent of the Bears, with the latter likely to win by 5 goals. Reserves winners should be : Reds, Moods, Blacks, Panthers Keleher at HBF, while Jacob Dale & Danny Whelan stood firm & Banyule. in BP's . Correspondents contacts: 9889 1979 (+ message bank) & Aquinas OC v Peninsula O B bihickey6 bigpond .com After half time the Bloods' relentless tackling and pursuit of the ball no matter where it was, was too much for the Pirates , who are now back in the relegation zone and face Blacks, Ormond, & Reds in successive weeks! While Darren Skinner CHF, and Gary Davies HBF both shone for the Bloods, the day belonged to those battle hardened veterans, Glen Whitehead, Sean Flynn, Marchi Tarulli & Cam Colliver, all of CLUB whose courage and adverse conditions' skills were just plain LSi WK TOTAL bloody magnificent! Davis, Wood, & T.Prendergast gave their Di SECTION all for the Pirates. Yarra Valley Banyule v 0 Mentonians Keem 2 55 Prahran The Bears seized an early break and the Panthers hadn't the Sleight 0 33 Peninsula wherewithal to catch them sums it up! Picky Ironmonger's Claringbold 4 32 attack on the ball and sure handling was sensational for the Prahran Stafford 1 32 Panthers, Rowan Ball ran straight & hard, while Mick Banyule Egan 0 3 2 McCloskey & Nick Fisher were strong across HB. Dl RESERVE The Bears had good efforts from Nick Taylor, Cantwell & Fitzroy Reds Brown. Capodiferro 0 36 Salesian OC v University Black s Fitzroy Reds McKerrow 0 29 Chaddie never at any stage stopped competing but could not University Blacks Kelly 0 22 seriously threaten the ladder leaders . Blacks' Banyule Witchell D 0 19 commendations went to Jamie Dowsley at HE and Rob Peninsula

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peninsula 0 B- congratulates Reed Powney for 100 games in today's clash against Univ .Blacks . "The General" joined the Club in 1996, quickly establishing himself in the Senior side as a fierce and rugged centreman. His outstanding leadership qualities saw him earn Vice Captaincy honours in 2003 . After being overseas for the first half of 2004, Reed has returned to Pirateland boasting an even bigger barrel chest and desire to win . Well-done Reed! Also much-loved Club stalwart Leon "Chicken" Palmer, who finally played his 50th match at Aquinas last week . Leon is a tireless Committee Member, Reserves Umpire, and father of five, who joined POB in 1999 . He has taken great delight in teaching many young Pirates how to expand their vocabulary and worship Union Boss, Martin Kingham! Leon is one of the Club's most valued and popular figures. Great work Chicken ! Yarra Va lley OB - congratulates two of its most respected players today. Rowan Davis ( 100 games) was coach of the 2002 Reserve Premiership side and named Reserve Coach of the decade. Rowan is equally adept on the field with his courage and skill winning him a Reserve B& F in 1999 and Vice Captaincy in the Reserves for two years! Dave Stevenson (50 games) is a terrific on field leader and key position player . "Steve" made an immediate impact by winning the Seniors B & F in his 2nd year, and being named the D2 CHF in the Senior 2002 Premiership year . Despite injury and extreme work commitments, Dave will do anything to play . Well-done both! ! Old Mentonians - congratulate David and Chris Alexander on reaching 100 games . The brothers started at the same time and have reached this milestone a game apart - a marvellous achievement . Both have flirted with the senior side and have been consistent and valuable performers in the reserves . David is an extremely fit player who is able to use his stamina and pace to win plenty of the ball, while Chris is a hard working in-and-under who puts his body on the line every week. We salute the contribution of Chris and David and look forward to much more to come . Ormond congratulate three servants of Club . Ross Singleton : Ross played 50 Reserves games in a career that was sadly curtailed by injury . He was Under 19 Captain and Best & Fairest in 1986. He played in Ormond's 1979 U19 Premiership. Ross has been the runner for the Reserves since 1992 and a reliable contributor to the Club . Geoff Sutton: Geoff began his career as team manager for Ormond in 1990 for the juniors . He has performed manyjobs around the Club and is much appreciated by all . Geoff overcame major health issues to continue as the consummate "go to man" for the Seniors and Reserves . Well done Geoff. Frank Stringer: A long standing committeeman popular personality around Ormond for many years . Apart from his active participation on committee, Frank has also been Ormond's Interchange steward for over 20 years . Today he notches up his 250 game in this capacity . Congratulations Frank .

TOYDAY'S MATCHES R15, D 1 SECTIO N Fitzroy Reds v Yarra Valley 0 B Ormond v Aquinas 0 C University Blacks v Peninsula 0 B Old Mentonians v Prahra n Salesian 0 C v Banyule

PRAHRAN 1 .2 6.2 9 .2 13.3 (82) FITZROY REDS 4.3 5 .4 8 .7 9.9(63) Prahran : A Pitts 5 Ballard 2 Sleight Radywonik Stafford Bunnett Fox Harrison . Best: A Pitts Harrison Rhodes Plummer Kellow H Pitts . Fitzroy Reds : Details not received Umpires: Luke Monerieff Phil Callil (F) Sam Perrin (G ) YARRA VALLEY 3 .9 6 .13 12 .14 12 .15 (87) ORMOND 1 .1 3.3 6.4 8 .10 (58) Yarra Va ll ey: Keem 6 R Drew Rokicki 2 R Thompson N Pask . Best : L Taylor Valoppi Savage Strong Keem Stevenson. Ormond : A Russell 4 Robbins Cook Ferrari L Delldio . Best : Mardnov S Keleher Cook Dale A Russell Whelan . Umpires: Anthony Simpson Rick Love (F) Pat Mitchell Daniel Kofoed (G) AQUINAS OC 4.5 4.9 7.14 10.14 (74) PENINSULA OB 1 .1 3 .3 4 .4 4 .7(31) Aquinas : Colliver 4 Tarulli 2 Denbraber 2 Glennie Hunt . Best: LVhithead Anth . Williams Skinner Davies Tvsen Colliver. Peninsula: T Prenergast 2 Brennan Sill . Best : Davis Wood Atchison Powney T Prenergast N Claringbold. Umpires: Sean Scully Jnr Eli Haves (F) BANYULE 5 .3 6.7 8 .13 12 .16 (88) OLD M ENTONIANS 0.0 2.6 2.7 5 .10 (40) Banyule : Demetriou 3 Lorenzini 2 Egan 2 Morgan Wilson Mutton Christian GVillmore. Best: N Taylor Cantwell Brown D Gayfer Phelan King. Old Ment : Fairbanks 2 Basile Ironmonger Murphy. Best : Ironmonger McCloskey Palmer Fisher Ball Russo . Umpires: Paul Jones Paul Tuppen (F) Steven Piperno Daniel Brookes (G) SALESIAN OC 0 .1 4 .2 6.5 12 .5 (77) UNIVERSITY BLACKS 6.8 10.12 15.18 18 .19 (127) Saleslan : Loughran 6 Grace 3 Canavan Logan L Rose . Best: Loughnan Oldfleld Stevens Nannes Greely C Rose . Uni Blacks : Sibilia 4 Dowsley Groom 3 Lalich 2 M Kempton R'u.io Shaw Smith . Best: Lalich Dowsley Katsatos Sibilia Scarlet S Price . Umpires : Max Wittman Peter Angelis (F) D1 RE-SERVE PRAlII2AN 2.0 2.0 2 .1 3.1 (19) FITZROY REDS 3 .1 5.6 8 .10 10 .19 (79) Prahran: Jones Conley Boyd. Best : Sparrey Killeen J Vagg Bedford Boyd . Fitzroy Reds: McKerrow 2 Reeves 2 Dibenedetto Murphy Crane Lee McDonald Bare . Best Dibenedetto Hannam Lee Evans Sullivan McDonald . YARRA VALLEY OB 0 .0 0.0 0.1 2 .3(15) ORMOPiD 5 .3 9 .4 13.10 14.15 (99) Yams Valley: Balshaw W Smith . Best: Bernina W Smith B Peake Potter Davis Balshaw. Ormond: C Keleher Naylor 3 Lance Byra McConchie 2 Telley Johnson. Best: Telley Byra Lance Bailey Hall Ashford . AQUINAS OC 3.3 5.5 8.10 10.11 (71) PENINSULA OB 2 .3 5 .5 5.6 8 .6(54) Aquinas: Wooden 3 Box 2 Lorkin Hughes Visser Lvng Voursoukis . Best : Wooden Lorkin Voursoukis Tzoumenakas Robinson Brown . Peninsula : Vidotto Sharpin Havley S Claringbold J Coghlan Wilson Goldthorpe A Parsons. Best : Sharpin A Parsons Vidotto Warner Taylor Mangan . BANYULE 2.1 2.4 4 .5 5.8 (38) OLD MENTONIANS 5 .2 10.5 10.5 12.7 (79) Banyule : Kayrooz 2 Prior 2 Witchell . Best : Connolly Creak Witchell Prior George Baidac . Old Merit: Goodbody 3 Alexander 2 Noonan 2 Stroud 2 C Alexander Mort Todd . Best: Stroud Austin Stevens Millis D Alexander Watts . SALESIAN OC 0 .0 0,0 0.1 0.3(3) UNIVERSITY BLACKS 6.4 14 .8 19.12 24.17 (161) Salesian: Nil. Best: O'Shea Seager P Allen D Allen Smyth Woodman . Uni Blacks : Green 11 Watch 3 Beaton Porter 2 McCallum Black Nolan Merle . Best : Green Beaton Thompson Jesse Porter Merle .

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has two, possibly three failed to fire in their northeastern ;-; ~,nhoe Aasumption things in its favour this at Ted Ajani derby match against Bulleen Terrspiestowe week. Skipper Simo n . It was the third loss on the spin for the Hoes, Reserve Phemister is back ; star f albeit each one of those were against their fellow top four nvard Tim ~'~heeler is getting closer to full fitness and i occupants, The BuAants forwards took full advantage of the wind howls as it usually does at the Fearon, the . the late withdrawal of Morris and early injury to Crapper Gryphons' hopes for survival could be blown away with it will also vanish if they do to set the foundation of what was to be an eight goal La'Frobe's slim finals' chances . . But a rueful Trobers coach not defeat 5' bnrne today victory . Milesi and Williams sharing eleven between them University took the points at East Caulfield Glenn Taylor said it was the club's early-season losses to SwinbeaYaae Gryphons . west Brunswick and Swinburne that had cost dearly . Reserve in their varsity clash with M onash The injury plagued Matthew -Mary" Higgins was Regardless of whether that comment is taken as an . t especially outstanding, kicking 11 of the Razorbacks' 15 ominous sign of things to come or as an act of disrespec The Gryphons hung on to Swinny's shirt tails for most of o relegatio n the need to ,vin to stave of r should best today . the day, trailing by about two or three goals, before sheer f motivation for the Razorbacks t be at thei en then, that will not be enough to defeat the Trobers . weight of opportunities saw score a lthe and much-needed 30 poin t Buyeen ~ernpiestowe faces a tricky challenge when it . The Buliants destroyed . Grvphons to the ccIlar in the process travels to F3entleig~ today In poor conditions and arguably fielding their weakest Ivanhoe Assumption last week but cannot afford to be off side for the year, an injury depleted Old Carey managed their game this week, otherwise the Demons, who were to see off a much improved Bentleigh outfit at Dunshea not disgraced against Old Carey, could make them pay . . Old hands Andrew Kent and "Dolly째 Parton were With their chances of a top-two finish no w Oval fourth spot again influential to the Panthers cause, while Robertson Ivanhoe Assumption could find its gnp on . But unlike and Ireson stood out for the Demons . loosening if it lost to w est Brunswick today n In other matches, West Brunswick continued their quest the Magpies the Hoes have shown this season they ca m to climb out of the relegation zone with a vital win over h it with the best and even if champion Magpie Ada s Williamstown GYMS at Western Oval, Adam Carinane e continued his brilliant run of form, the Hoe ; and LaTrobe University trumped have too much class to drop this game . again in great form Geelong at Como Park to continue their late run for Old a spot in the finals . : Ivanhoe Assumption, My tips this week are Williamstown CYPvIS, La Trobe University, Bulleen Templestowe, and Old Carey . What Andrew Says :

After drawing ntle i gen edga h a~ind to not only arrest theidr Geelong d spera form slump but also to keep their chances for a top t W 0 -I'a Geelong Vickers- Willis I 5 3 finish alive . But first they must get over the rampant Old Old Carey who despite not being at its best has won its last Paul0 2 45 46 Bentleigh seven matches . However the OCs, through former Tiger Jame s Bulleen Temp William s Ivanhoe Ass Vaikanis 0 3 9 Andrew Kent, Al Parton and Tim Angus . have some tremendous talent on its list and one gets the feeling the Old Carey Angus T 1 38 challenge of defeating a respected contender such as Old Murchie 3 36 . Unless OG Swinburne Un i Geelong will bring the best out of this side spearhead Mark Vickers-Willis puts in a virtuoso D2 RESERM 1 35 performance it will be Old Carey who will be singing its Old Geelong Konstantinidis Old Carey stantinidis 5 3 1 song at 5pm today. and Monash 2 30 Williamstown At the other end of the ladder Ivanhoe Ass Pearc e continue their fight to atiroid relegation . With a tough run Williamstown Burgess 0 26 home (Ivanhoe Assumption, Bentleigh & Old Geelong) the La Trobe Uni Slater 3 25 Gryphons are teetering on the brink of D2 oblivion and 2 25 . . .. Old Carey Guerra today could be their last opportunity to score a win and . Unfortunately for them their opponent certainl % stay up

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TIPS Ivanhoe Assumption 36 Williamstown 30 L.a Trobe 33 Bulleen Templestowe 1 0 Old Carer eesa 1er - ,liesto congratuit . .e : on el : ~-> e an d ' I on his f his club game today . Andrew has played 133 junior, under-19, 132 reserve and 190 senior games . Now in : . .s 21st season of senior footy Andrew has played in two under-19s grand finals and in the club's 1990 reserves premiership . Andy has curtained /coached the reserves the last two years and rarely misses a game through injury. He has quite an unbelievable playing record . Andy has also been involved off the field . A previous club president he has been the club secretary for the last 10 years and wears about 10 different caps on match day . If it were not for people like Andy the club would find thir `> very difficult and for what he does and the time and effort he puts in the club thanks him immensely . Congratulations from everyone at Bulleen Templestowe on this fine football achievement . Starting in G-grade with 40 games in 1990, Eddie has played 158 matches including four in the seniors . Eddie has had a few ups and downs in his life but he always keeps a positive attitude which is a credit to him . A great chara r around the club Eddie loves the social aspect especially Saturday night where he has been knovv=n to like the odd beer or two. II done Eddie on your 200 s . A P Moraas b Gr P as club stalwarts both .. f3ourbs° reach the milestone of ~ ~ is a long time captain of the senior t in ~u Dined the Gryphs from Mazenod, where he had experience at A Grade senior level . A dual Gryphons Best and Fairest winner, Steve is also admired for the commitment and hardness he provides on the field . Rowan is currently the club treasurer and has previously served as a general member. Row has placed in the Best and Fairest at both senior and reserve level and does a good job of holding down centre halfback . His wife Yoko is also very popular, running the canteen and providing a touch of glamour to many a social event . Congratulations to Steve and Rowan from everyone at the Gryphons. SC3C :A.T, Be; is holding its Annual Trivia Night . 'this is a >rreat niont and for $10 it is top value . See Hally or L--; a} 1V3 L_ Please of any match reviews to Pet..r.PS ntrelink .go v.au or Andrew Wu - , ideally by 5p : nday afternoon .

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Ass Coach: Matt Edmonds 1 . C. Angus (VC) 2. D. Faelis 3 . M. Cohen 4 . D . James 5. P. Konstantinidis 6. C. Campbell 7. S. Jessup 8. A. Stewart-Holmes 9. D. Shuti e 9. B . Andrews (r) 10 . K. Shrives (RVC) 11 . N . Everett 12. L . MacFarlane 13, G . Trumbull 14. M . Maho n 15 . N. Bull 16 . T. Angu s 16 . R . Graham (r) 17. A. Parton (C) 18. C. Matthews 18. B. Chiuchiarelli (r) 19. T. Wood 19 . P. Drake (r) 20 . J . Raftopoulos 21 . T. Collins 22 . C . Battle 23. H . Van Cuylenberg 24. L Battley 25. L Chiuchiarelli 26. A. Wood 27. N. Vasi4opoulos 28 . N . Sulma n 29 . C . Munro 30 . A. Guerra 31 . J. Ward 32. P. Graham 33. N. England 34. C. Howat 35. M. Watts 36 . S. Wood 37 . C .Adam 37 . D . Palmer (r) 38. L Guerra (RC) 39. P. Bennet t 40. S. Angus 41 . A. Gates 42 . L. Morgan 43 . D. Joyce 44 . T. Rossignuolo 45. T. Bul l 46. S. Hil l 47. B. Crosher 48. S . Bennett 49 . S . Middleton 50 . A . Ken t 51 . B. Croft 52. D . Bowley 53. J. Hubbard 54. C. Pinches 55. G . Spencer 56 . A. Boyd 57 . Glen Morgan 59 . C . Mason (RVC) 61 . Grant Morgan 64. C . Smith 65. D. Eisner 71 . R. Leon g 75. P. Busse 76 . D. r.^:r

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is a 6rief summary. -(1st XVIII teams) Any r?stered player wit h a pmit can play finals (except Al~LIVFLplayers with a permit - see below) . :eserve - (2nd XVIII teams) Players must be r ;gistered 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 XVIII's are playing on the same day the reserve grade player must only have played two (2) games in either the seniors or reserves to qualify. For clubs with teams drawn in semi finals on different days of the same weekend (ie . Ist semi Saturday, 2nd : ;mi Sunday - read as above teams playing on the same day). ;- Players must be registered and hold a I rmit, a player has played an aggregate of more than 5nioi md reserve matches he must have played more than 5 Under-19 matches during the season . If a player is ineligible due to having played more than 5 senior and reserve matches and does not gain selection in his club's senior team in the first second round match, he is then eligible to play in any subsequent Under 19 final .

a tearn ii is (2) U19 teams or is involved in "i hybrid arrangcnent, the following shall apply. Where a club has two U19 teams a player must have not played more than 10 matches with the U19 1 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 . Club XVIII teams - Players must be registered and have played in at least four (4) Club XVIII matches (for the 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 or more Club XVIII teams a player must have not played more than 8 matches with (either of) the higher placed side(s) to play in a lower team's final. An AFL or VFI.9isted player will be eligible to play in the finals for his VAFA club as long as he has played a minimum of five (5) VAFA matches for the team he wishes to represent in the finals . At least two (2) of the! matches must have been played after June 3Qt l AT 1 ; player must have played five (5) VAFA m :hes for the VAFA team he wishes to represent in the finals. For TAC players there is no requirement to play a certain number of matches after June 3dth.

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Ross Booth, former star player, now Executive member and Chairman of the Media Committee, wrote the editorial titled 'Media coverage for the VAFA' . Ross reminded us that this season had seen a continuation of significant interest by the mainstream media in the activities of the VAFA and its member clubs . Ross went on to say - 'No doubt the HIV case and the formation of Football Victoria has kept the VAFA under the media spotlight in 1999 . So too have some of the performances of players in the AFL who were either drafted from the VAFA, or spent some time in the amateurs' . Old Xaverians (second in A Section) bounced back to their brilliant best and simply destroyed third placed St Kevins in a scintillating display at Elsternwick Park 27 .14 to 5 .10 . Major goal kickers for the Xavs were Dan Richardson (9), Matt Bourke (7) and Tim Jones (5) . Tim O'Shaughnessy's boys kicked goals from everywhere and other outstanding players were Lethlean, Wood and Bowen while St Nevins named Lowerson, Fraser, Powell, Bare, M Dollman and Callery . Old Scotch recorded the tragic passing of one of their greatest players, John Anderson, former premiership Captain, six times best and fairest winner, former Victorian Captain and All-Australian . The VAFA had lost one of its greatest players . B Section Coaches were - Brett Marchant (Beaumaris), Tim Hart (Collegians), Russell Barnes (Hampton Rovers), Gary Connolly (Mazenod), Warren Fall (MHSOB), Frank Dunnell (NOBS), Dale Tapping (Old Brighton), Peter Bedford (Old Paradians), Leigh Carlson (Old Trinity) and Steve Grace (Ormond). In C Section, Ivanhoe Assumption (fifth) took on Old Mentonians (second) . The 'Hoes won the game (18 .13 to 12 .12) and took Glen Eira's fourth place . Ivanhoe's best were McFarlane, Taglieri-Selocchi, Martin, Scobie, Lee (5) and O'Neill . Mentonians named Brooks, Ballantine, Acreman (5), Mullin, Katris and Austin . It was double celebrations at Ivanhoe as hearty congratulations were offered to Colin McDonald on his 250th game . Colin was acknowledged as the 'ultimate' clubman . At Caulfield Grammarians the club congratulated Trevor (Choco) Royals on his 200th game . 5 times Best & Fairest, 'Choco' was an inspiration to team mates with his incredible courage that had seen him wear many heavy hits but his durability was legend . Marty Daniels also played his 200th, for Elstermvick . Marty provided the 'Wicks with great service as a nuggetty rover/back pocket. Craig O'Donohue and Graham Thwaites (Umpires' Corner) reported that there had been a good reaction to the 'alternate training venue at Kew Recreation Centre with swimming, weights and yoga giving everyone a different training perspective .

Ormond hosted'lherry in ' ~ A Grade and a ,in against the bottom team would give them a chance of returning to the top four . Therry with only one win had been really struggling but started in a blaze of glory with 8 .3 in the first term . Still 16 points up at half time Therry repeated their first quarter performance in the third and held an almost unbeatable lead at the final break . Ormond realised the importance of the game but their goal spree in the final quarter failed and Theny held on to win by 7 points, 18.7 to 16.12. Eabrey (6), Sebo and Jobling were clearly Ormond's best players and Therry's stars were Petrevsky, Baker and Eastmure . The talented St Kevins team were outright favourites in D Section and continued on their winning way at Williamstown although they did not have it all their own way 16.12 to 9 .20. Had Williamstown kicked truly in the earlier stages of the game, SKOBS would have been under far more pressure . Sheedy, Mulcahy and Terzini were best for SKOBS and Griffiths, Featherston and Harry gave their team every chance . Glenhuntly (Third) played St Marys (fifth) in E Grade but it did not turn out to be the anticipated 'match of the day'. Glenhuntly defended their home turf to the utmost and Thomas, Halpin, Rafferty and Miller (5) made sure of the result with their commitment (20 .18 to 9 .15) . St Marys may have lost their chance of a finals' berth although Stewart, Stone and Ymer gave their all . Oakleigh (second) may have snuffed out the finals' aspirations of ANZ Bank (fifth) . It finished 'no contest' 19 .24 to 5.9 and Cloke . Hall and Schultz controlled the play for Oakleigh while Markby, Weatherill and Boyle stove for the Zedders . Hampton Rovers recognised and applauded the efforts of veteran Max Grimmer who played his 200th game at the age of 54. Max was said to have played for the Rovers in every decade from the 50's through to the 90's, what a remarkable effort!

In A Section, Parkside and Kew, were occupying ninth and ten spots respectively but following their monumental battles in B Section the season before, there was great competitiveness among the two district clubs . In 1988 they produced had some of the fiercest battles that this scribe has seen and again, in 1989, the scene was set for another great contest . Parkside kicked away in the first quarter but Kew fought back by half time and by three quarter time had snuck into the lead by 3 points. The final term was 'district footy' at its physical best before Kew ran out victors 11 .17 to 11 .12 . For Kew, Peric, Fitzpatrick, Berry, Thornley ,

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Clayton and Kalac were strong, determined and After a distinguished football career with St Pat's rewarded. For Parkside, Vincitorio, Rodwell, Glasgow, Ballarat and Fitzroy, Vin had brought his distinctive Williams, Bradley and Inserra earnt their accolades . coaching style to NOBS and was a great fundraiser for The independent tribunal members were very busy his club. during the week with no less than 16 players The Tribunal were in fine form with heavy penalties suspended plus 1 witness severely reprimanded for handed out . R Gillingham 6 matches, P Yuill 4 unsatisfactory evidence . And, to add some work for the matches, G Candy 6 matches, J Levvey 4 matches, P Executive members, during the week there were four Allen 6 matches, J Bradbury 4 matches and J investigations which swelled the coffers of the treasury . Robertson 4 matches . Nothing less than 4! It was at this time that the 'audible' obscenity rule was extended to apply not only to U19 football but to all sections of the competition . Four of the five leading teams in A Section were defeated in a day of surprises . Of the top five only leaders Old Paradians survived but there were no NOBS were making a late push for the four and by changes in the composition of the four . Only 2 points defeating second placed Collegians (12 .7 to 2 .9) they separated UHS Old Boys (6 .7) from winners Ivanhoe jumped from ninth to sixth and were now only one (7 .3) . The 'Hoes named Fawcett, Blackwood, Shearer, game outside the four. Weir, Edwards (5) and O'Rourke Dowling, Gay and Walker and UHSOB - Migios . Hume, were terrific for NOBS at The Brens Oval and only Parkes, Lillis, Heaton and Evans . Tregear, Hibbins and Twigg could hold their heads high In F Section the coaches were : A Harris (Old Ivanhoe), for Collegians . Wet and slippery conditions can B Gleeson (St Pats Ballarat OC), B Tobias (Vic certainly bring the leaders back to the field ! Pharmacy College), K Martin (RAAF Cadets), B Curtain Quite a few 'double centurions' were acknowledged - (Assumption OC), E Mcleod (AMP), N McLean (Monash Greg "Les" Horton for Old Camberwell, Peter Ferguson Whites) and G Papageorge (Cassie), yes Cassie, a team at Fawkner, Kelvin "Lizard" Leiper at Thomastown and comprised mainly of players of Greek origin . Although Jeff Stewart at Fawkner. the Assumption name remains in the present combine with Ivanhoe and Monash now have a Gryphons team, the only remaining club is Old Ivanhoe . A Special hcport appeared covering the exciting game In a controversial incident the Victorian Pharmacy during the week between the Australian Amateurs and College team did, knowingly and with intent, include in a combined A .C .T. at Manuka Oval in Canberra . The their team an unregistered player and a professional former St Kilda and VFL star, Kevin (Cowboy) Neale runner under another name. On recommendation of was the difference in the final term and, after having the Exec and the endorsement of the Club Delegates, been well held early, kicked three goals after three VPC were expelled immediately . quarter time, final score ACT 16 .21 to Australian Amateurs 16 .15 . Victorian Ian Cordner won the Australian selectors trophy. Old Scotch's plans for a 'Gala Day' at the College were Old Brighton, second in C Grade, had to really work well organised . Afternoon tea to be available, three hard against St Kilda CBC (fifth), Fortunately for the games arranged, seniors and reserves against Caulfield 'seasiders' John Priestley was in top form and his 10 Grammarians and juniors against Ormond . At half goals ensued that St Kilda CBC could not quite make time there would be a demonstration throw from up the leeway . Grant, Leskey, Templeton, McClure and Victorian javelin champion, Bob Grant ! Wilson all helped the spearhead secure the 4 points It was all good news at Melbourne High ; won three out while Collins (8) . Carroll, Dynon . Coates, Kellaway and of the last four games and the 'double' to Jack Hooper, Delaney were great triers for CBC. 100 games AND a daughter! Congratulations also to A Section coaches were - Bernie Sheehy (De La Salle), Paul Anthony, Jock Nelson, Neil David, David Hatton Max Condie (Ivanhoe), Shane Maguire (NOBS), Peter and Geoff TVatson, all MHS Juniors who had been McLean (Old Melburnians), Brendan Danaher (Old selected in the combined High Schools' team to play Parade), Laurie Aghan (Old Scotch), Wa}me Walsh the combincd APS team . (Ormond), Mick Mahoney (St Bernards), Ted Farrel l (Uni Blacks) and Alan Salter (Uni Blues) . The Old Melburnians held on to their fourth spot in A Section with a win over Elsternwick and avenged Four leading teams were beaten, Fawkner, North their loss earlier in the season . McCulloch, Larritt, Brunswick, Ormond Reserves and Marcellin Reserves Guthrie and Mogg were if grand form . For and all but Marcellin lost top place . It was Marcellin Elsternwick, who were trying players out in new Reserves first defeat and only one team in the positions, Neil Olsen's vigour at CHF was greatly competition were unbeaten - Parkside Juniors . appreciated and it was felt that he would hold down Two sad losses in amateur football . Collegians recorded the key position for some time to come . West the passing of Cliff Farley . Cliff had played a vital role Brunswick (first) were disappointed with the form in over the past decade as Secretary, Press B Section over the past two weeks, not the least being Correspondent and Timekeeper. Cliff would always be their defeat in this round by Brightonvale (third) . remembered on a personal level for his unreserved They were looking to celebrate the following week friendship . At North Old Boys, members were shocked against Teachers' College and help make their to hear of the passing of former coach Vin Williams . "Novelty Night" a bumper success . 0 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2004

A good football club provides many grea t things, not the least is the camaraderie tha t is forged . That is why all at Rupertswood Football Club were excited to see David McDonald make his return to the playing ranks . Welcome back Dmac! Secondly, most important that the diehards at clubs not heading for finals action stay tight during the last month of footy . In other words, stick around on a Thursday night and Saturday, buy the raffle tickets etc ! Review No surprises this week as the Big Three continued on their merry way . Uni High also managed to stay in the four although they struggled to hold of a persistent Werribee and finally, The Heartbreak Kids, Mount Lilydale lost another heartbreaker, this time to South Melbourne . St Johns continued on their merry way although the game was a bit closer than expected as they defeated Synd al . Mara was the star whilst a couple of veterans in Rydquist and Emery also starred . Rupertswood returned to the winner's list as they defeated Hawthorn. Potter, Collins and Brennan were the stars as the ladder leaders began their lead up to the finals . The Hawks were best served by Davies, whose magical left foot had the fans in raptures . tiaai High stayed sitting pretty in the four although not without a struggle against Werribee . An even first half, the Uni boys got the machine rolling in the third term as they closed down the match . Dimond on a wing, Farrelly up forward and Smith in the middle were the stars . Werribee form has been OK in recent times with the Murphy boys, Keogh and Tedesco the best . Oakleigh beat Power House with that man

Bromley again starring (unbackable for the medal!) . Holden was also good for Oakleigh whilst Power House were happy with the performance of West and Cooper. Finally, South Melbourne kept their final's chances alive as they just got over the line against Mt Lilydale . The D'Andrea boys were the stars for South whilst the Mounts were again well served by Hayes, Kellett, Gibson and Cunningham in the ruck. Preview Exactly the same comment as last week "Strange round where the top 5 play the bottom 5 . Look for an upset somewhere?" The game that probably holds the most interest in regards finals is the Werribee an d South Melbourne clash . The Bee's form has held up nicely in recent weeks whilst South has managed to win in recent weeks but without much conviction . I think this is where the upset might come from this week, Werribee for me .

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power House host St Johns in another game that is a clash of traditional rivals . The House has teetered in the edge of being both a final side as well as a relegation contender this year and I have found them probably the hardest team to pick all year. Not much to play for the home side whilst the Jocs are renowned for being good travellers . Jocs by a few. League leaders Rupertswood play Syndal as they begin the fine tuning process . Good return to form for them last week whilst Syndal, as usual, were competitive . Very hard to see an upset in this one as the Sunbury stars continue to trend set . Hawthorn welcome Uni High in a game that is as close to a local derby as you will get in this far flung grade (apologies to the Lakeside sides!) . The Hawks are looking for the next generation of stars to come through and with the likes of Saulle and Davies stamping out their own careers, the Hawks will no doubt rebuild. Uni High certainly hasn't suffered a premiership hangover, and a win here will go a long way to cementing a finals spot . Too much to play for, Uni for me . Finally, Mt Lilydale host ÂŽ eigla . The Krushers are in the midst of a great run whilst Lilydale are in the middle of a run of small losses . Can't see them breaking through this week but no doubt it will be close . Oakleigh for mine. Correspondents You can email me on ed .sill@locker.com .au or ring me on 0418348723 . Mt . Lilydale OC - ei = s`_ Â°o ;. ? plays his hundreclcla sL irde, > Sam.a i~ . Kev is an original player from our first team in 199 7 who also went to the College as a youngster and who has played in the team with numerous relatives over the years but has outlasted them all! Congratulations to a great clubman.

TODAY'S MATCHES R15, D3 SECTIO N Mt Lilydale v Oakleigh Power House v St Johns 0 C Rupertswood v Syndal Tally-Ho Werribee Amateurs v Sth Melbourne District s Hawthorn Amateurs v UHS-VU

STI3 n ~LB DISTRICTS 3 .3 6.5 7 .6 12 .7 (79) MT LILYDALE 3.0 5 .3 8.6 11 .8 (74) Sth Melb Dist: W D'Andrea 4 Cheevers 3 Zantuck 2 McDonald Stefanidakis Margiannis . Best: Margiannis Niemi P D'Andrea W D'Andrea M Hannan B Bulpit . Mt Lilydale: Flanagan 3 Carns 2 Hayes 2 Cunnigham Bird Kellett Pearce . Best: Gibson Hayes Kellett Flanagan Carstens Cunningham. Umpires : Paul Hoffman Shaun Rothe (F) Ben Bracken Sam Gent (B) Paul Whitehead James Patrick (G ) OAKI.EIGII 4 .6 9.18 11 .23 16.28 (124) POWER HOUSE 4.6 6 .7 8.10 8 .13 (61) Oakleigh: Bromley 3 A Kitts 3 Videky 3 Mackenzie 2 Wills 2 Britt D'Astoli Nevezie . Best : Bromley P Holden Bell Zula Wills Britt . Powerhouse : Benson 2 D Cooper 2 Richardson 2 Brownjohn M Taylor. Best : West D Cooper M Taylor Boland Mick Verbene Haseler.

Umpires : Rob Mayston (Rot) Stephen Douglas (F) Jake Mahar Alistair Chatto (G ) ST JOHNS 0 C 3 .0 5 .3 6.3 11 .7 (73) SYNDAL TALLY-HO 2 .5 3.5 5 .6 7 .7 (49) Match details not received . Umpires: David D'Altera Tom Windlow (F) UIIS-VU 4 .7 4 .9 13.13 16 .14 (110) WERRIBEE AMATEURS 1 .2 4.5 4 .9 10.11 (71) UHS-VU: B Farrelly 5 Tate 4 Lappish 2 Rose 2 C Thomas Mottram Gorringe. Best : Rose Diamond J O'niel Lapish Smith . Werribee Amateurs : D Czajkowski 3 B Cunning A Tedesco M Walsh L Carson A Murphy S Fuller K Murphy . Best : A Borg M Keogh A Tedesco L Carson A Murphy K Murphy.

Umpires: Mick Gilday (F) Craig Arnol (G) HAWTHORN AMATEURS2 .1 3 .3 4 .4 9 .8 (62) RUPERTSWOOD 3.4 9 .7 15.18 20 .19 (139) Match details not received.

Umpires: Michael Forde (F) D3 RESERVE

STH LB DISTRICTS 1.1 3 .4 5 .6 6.9 (45) MT LILYDALE 2 .1 3 .3 3.4 4 .4 (28) Sth hRelb Dist: Earl Henderson 3 Downing Phillips Argyriou . Best : Atherton Cox Downing Mijatovic Milne Stefanidakis . Mt Lilydale: Kerman Gordon Saker Roche . Best: Belahunt Saker King Marotti Fernando Jelenc. O EIGII 4.2 10 .4 12 .7 18.8 (116) 1 .2 2 .4 2.5 2 .5 (17) POWER HOUSE Oakleigh : Couttie 5 Ciavarella 4 Mitchell 3 Perdikomatis 2 Murray Short Glossop Orchard . Best: Keating King Redford Mitchell Couttie Kokkinos . Powerhouse : Driessen Macleod . Best: Rob Marshall Weber Driessen Fraser Macleod Contreras .

ST JOHNS 0 C 6.3 8 .5 15 .10 20 .12 (132) SYNDAL TALLY-HO 0 .2 1 .2 1 .2 1 .2(8) Match details not received . UHS-VU 7.0 8.3 11 . 8 16.10 (106) wE EE ?AtATEURS 1 .2 1 .3 2.5 3.8 (26) UHS-VU : Forbes 7 Cull 2 Hircoe J Thomas Ternes Schulze Clevland Deluise . Best: L Maguire Ternes Schulz Mcgrath J Thomas Forbes Hircoe . Werribee Amateurs : R Be ll 2 D Fraser. Best: R Bell C Smith C Alabakis M Czajkowski A Carson R Baker. HAWTHORN AMATEURS2.2 2 .2 3 .4 4.6 (30) RUPERTSWOOD 1 .4 10.11 11 .19 17.22 (124) Match details not received .

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8 Landan Blackball (RDFL)

8 Bruno Savi

10 Damian Anderson

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11 Tom Haysom

11 Paul Tuppen

10 Avi Wekselman

11 Dirk Kramer

12 Jamie Kvins

12 Sean Rothe

11 Luke Holme s

12 Mark Morrison

14 Michael Gflday

14 Tim Tingiri (RDFL)

12 Daniel Mousley (RDFL)

14 Ash Hoogendyk

15 Phillip Callil

15 Michael Sneddon

14 Sharon Alger

17 Geoff Caulfield

16 Scott Fraser

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15 Geoff Curran

18 Peter Simpson

17 Brett Herskope

17 Michael Robins

16 Jack Fagan

19 Andrew Fyfe

18 Tim Sutcliffe

18 Grant Joyner

17 Mark Gibson

20 Brian Woodhead

20 David D' Altera

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18 Jason McNiece

21 Gaj Skandakumar

21 Nick Ryd e

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22 Justin McKeegan

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20 Russell Nation

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29 Peter James

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26 Patrick Coulthard

26 Andrew Shiels

30 Jack Lloy d

28 Leah Gallagher

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by Leah Gallagher & Steve McCarthy Sponsors Just to thank some of our sponsors, Personal Mortgage Managers, Personal Mortgag e Managers and Anthony Damen of Personal Mortgage Managers . Need assistance with a mortgage? A.D . (the Prez) is the man to see . Seriously, the VAFAUA appreciates the support Anthony has given us over the last few years . New sponsor to the umpires is the Lobster Cave Restaurant in Beaumaris who have kindly donated gift vouchers to the social committee to use as prizes . For their generosity we would like to thank Norrie Carlyle and we are hoping to build further relations in 2005 . Promotions Going up to B grade last week for the first time was field umpire and former Old Westbourne legend (???) Jeremy Heffernan . Running with Jeremy was Macca who we hope enforced the "Your Shout" rule for first gamers . (Unfortunately Jeremy had to leave straight after the game to be at a wedding . He mentioned something about double-decker cheesecake . . . . . .you with me Stokesy? Macca . ) Cocktail/Band nigh t A great night had by all as Thwaitesy's band had the joint jumping till after midnight with some great rock n roll . Just can't dance to the drum solo at the end of each song . Thanks Thwaitesy . Behind the bar Victoria Morrison blended the cocktails beautifully and the shots of cowboys were seen to be the staying drink till the end of the night, we thank her for her time and effort . Food was prepared by the usual cook in Susan, whom had prepared plenty to mix with the alcohol consumed, thanks Susan for your time and effort . Highlights as always ; Santo Caruso with the jacket to match Simon Stokes's leopard-skin pants .

Shorts Sean Collins while preparing for hi s game remarked how cold he was, I suppose the fact that he was at Donvale in the hills had something to do with it, or was it the shorts he was wearing in 10 degree weather that made it so . Luke Holmes had the misfortune of leaving his shorts at home ; thankfully Craig Brajtberg had a spare pair . Out of all the pants you wanted to get into Luke, I don't think Berger's are the ones . Simon Stokes (third and last mention this week), freshly back from overseas, trained hard for two nights to run a one-umpire game (should have had the extra week in Nice) . Unfortunately he forgot his jocks and decided to run the game out commando style . Just lucky Simon didn't drop the ball or did he?? Goalies training Our goal umpires adviser Shane Herbert took ten of our up and coming goal umpires out to the VFL goal umpires training at McHale Stadium last week . Daniel Brookes, Chris Doyle, Andrew Esposito, Paul Gatt, Daniel Kofoed, Michael O'Donnell, Steven Piperno, Matthew Simpson, Travis Storti and Jack Watty were put through their paces on the track for about 90 minutes just to see what's required to make it at the top level . They were flogged, but all enjoyed the experience . They were joined by former VAFA umpires in Andrew Barnes and Michael Richardson, both who are umpiring VFL football at the moment . Keep your eyes on those ten to see who may get "drafted" next year ! Counting This weeks umpires corner is brought to you by Dominic Napoli and the number 9 or is it 8? Social Pre-finals dinner 23rd August at the Victoria Club . Life memberships and a few other important awards will be presented on the night . Be there! !

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BD F1111BeBersdorf Just when you think the season is becoming a predictable run to the finals, up jump a few upsets to set the cat amongst the pigeons. Review The first of the upsets was by Richmond over Albert Park, which has almost certainly assured Box Hill North the wooden spoon for 2004 . No match reports from the Snakes (probably too busy celebrating), but word from the game was that the Falcons played like they were on an episode of Survivor in that they were outwitted, outlasted and outplayed . In their defence, the Falcons did suffer a serious facial injury to one of their playmakers in Venables who was stretchered off which did rattle the boys for the rest of the game . Upset number two saw Eltham score their best win for a number of seasons accounting for the dilapidated Elsternwick at Sportscover Arena . I hinted last week that the Wickers may be a little vulnerable, and the Turtles seized on their opportunity with Mason, Galvin . Jorgensen and Foo giving their side plenty of drive. The Wickers on the other hand lacked passion, leadership and skill and while Cummins, Bravo and Missaglia tried hard, their side has all but thrown away their slim double chance prospects and could be facing finals oblivion if they do not reverse their form slump pronto . It was almost upset number three at the Bullpen as Bu lleen led D4 leaders Old Westbourne by 5 goals going into the final quarter and were full of run thanks to some brilliant work from D'Angelo, Orwin and Conn . However, the Warriors showed why they are the "real deal" and with Lever, Balloch and Christo unstoppable, the Warriors piled on 7 .6 to zip for the final quarter to register a memorable victory and book themselves a place in the 2nd Semi . Kew did not have it all their own way against a determined Box Hill North even after kicking away to a five goal lead in the first quarter as BHN stayed with the premiership favorites for the remainder of the match . With Keillor, Oldfield and Manno all solid contributors for North, the club can take heart, however, they were never going to be able to match the great play of Allen, Gridley and Rakusz who continued to drive the ball forward for the three pronged attack of Lamanna, Woodhouse and Mainsbridge . The win assures Kew a place in the 2nd semi against Old Westbourne come finals time. Finally it was business as usual as the Saints continued their charge to the finals with a resounding 81-point win against the hapless North Brunswick . North did keep up with St .Marys in the first quarter but were blown away in the second as the Saints piled on 10 goals and put the match beyond doubt . While Ferns was a standout for North, his teammates could not stem the flow, and the Saints built on their allimportant percentage for the remainder of the day .

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their minds and will be keen to square the ledger today. Meanwhile the warriors have taken everything in their path and I think that their fitness will again shine through today . In a tight struggle, I am sticking with Westbourne to win by 5 points . l;ltham v North Brunswic k The Turtles are back, and after such a great win last week all at the club will be looking for two in a row at the expense of an inconsistent North Brunswick . While North continue to play two or three good quarters a week, this has not been enough to defeat a top four side but could suffice against Eltham should things go their way early. However, last week showed that the Turtles have the resilience to mix it with the big boys, and at home I think they will have too much resolve as they win by 11 points . Box Hill N orth v Elsternwick

1'70^ i ?i BRtR:S`CE 5.4 6.6 10.11 14.11 (95) ST P"- :J 5 .3 15.7 20 .11 26 .20 (176) Nth Bruns : Newton 5 B Carter 3 Twaddle 3 Rhook J Boudoloh Santecroce. Best: Robertson Stelfox J Boudoloh Twaddle Ferrante Ferns. St Marys : Ryan 7 Dwyer 4 Cope 3 Lane 2 Crilly 2 Purcell 2 Waller Harrison Theoharris Armstrong Latimer Groetzer. Best : Lane Schembri Groetzer Ryan Cope . Umpires : Andrew Shlels Miles Argall (F) ALBERT PARK 3.2 5.7 6 .7 11 .11 (77) RICHMOND CE14TR AI. 5.3 8.5 14.7 15 .10 (100) Albert Park: S :Vlan 4 Chambers 2 Collins Hartnett S Bennett R Baker Simcocks . Best: Chambers Dudi R Baker R Williams Toth . Richmond Central: T Duke 5 N Crowe 3 N Nuske 2 W Old 2 Quick But Darling . Best: Darling N Nuske'f7otter Liuzzi Old Spearman. Umpires: Richard Eastwood (Rot) (F) Joei W3gna11 Ryan Place (B) James Riddle Jourdan A couple of weeks ago, this match would have been Smith (G) considered a big mismatch, however today's match 2 .3 2 .5 6.5 6 .5(41) BULLEEN COBRAS presents one of Elstermvick's greatest tests of the OLD WEESTBOURNE 0 .3 1.4 1 .6 8 .11 (59) season. Many in D4 are hinting that the Wickers are Bul Cob : :U'coraci 5 Ryan . Best : Si D'Angelo Conn Cookson Daniels on the way out, and could possibly miss the finals Areoraci Omrin . Old West: M Chrlsto 2 Trav . Edwards 2 Lever Wilson J altogether, and today will prove whether these pundits Horsburgh Pavez. Best: Fairfield Mokrusch Bean K Miller Gerace . are correct. BHN have shown they do have what it Umpir : Miles Argall Pat Maabus in Blake Curtis Alex Koutsoulds IN) takes to cause an upset, and at home they are a real --S-' . . [CE 2 .2 4 .6 4.8 5.12 (42) chance. I am still not totally off Elsternwiek just yet 2 .7 4 .8 9 .10 10 .14 (74) EL' . : . . though, and will pick them to remain in finals E__. )hens B Mahony Hunter S Grace C Mahony Best: Cummins B contention v.i*h a-20 noint ^^c . Mahony " .ssaglia Yemm Bravington C Mahony. Eltham: Krohn 3 Panetta 2 Mason Gilbert J Fox, Hall Galvin . Best : Mason Jorgensten Aib=..-i. : .. ., ;-w. . celebrates his _n2tch today . All at the Falcons congratulate him on Torrey Galvin Hall R For . Umpires: Santo Caruso Peter Griffiths (F) Will Stokes Jordan Mayston (B) Kyle Markey Trevor Foy (G ) his efforts . Old Westbotirne - Phillip "Monkey" Mesman BOX HILL NORTH 2.1 4.8 7.11 10.17 (77) 13.8 15 .12 (102) registers game number 200 for his beloved warriors KEW 7 .4 9 .4 todav. Mezzer is a stalwart of the club and while Box Hill North: Gaynor 3 Keifer 3 Olson Bolter Cook Ball. Best: Odra personal commitments have made it more difficult for Manno Steele Riscalla Keillor Doyle. Kew: Lamanna 6 Woodhouse 4 him to participate at senior level this season, his Mainshridge 3 Mckerrow Massi. Best: Griddley Rackuz Mainbddge passion and desire for the club has seen him become Lamanna Woodhouse Tinetti . Umpires : Andrew Fyfe Nicholas Brown one of the key members in the Reserves charge to the (Fj Perrin Brow-n (B) D4 RESERVE finals . Known for his love of bananas and swinging from trees, Mezzer is to be congratulated on his NORTH BRUNSWICK 0.3 4 .4 6 .8 8 .11 (59) fantastic achievement. 8.3 10 .4 11 .5 (71) ST MARYS 4 .3 IPHS-VU - congratulations are extended to Lucas Nth Bruns: H Tsialtas 4 Russo 2 M Taha Kehagias . Best : Freeman Gorringe, one of our Tasmanian Tigers (a better player Parks Guppy Kehaglas Devereaux Belbin . St Marys : P Ryan 5 Bernardi than Sparksy/ Cracknell etc Just ask him!), on playing 2 Latimer 2 Perelberg Ailffnan . Best: Scammell Hill Pilikidis Roseman his 50th game with the club this Saturday . Ultra Maschette. skilled, ultra consistent and a beautiful penetrating ALBERT PARK 3.4 10 .8 12 .11 17.10 (112) kick on the run . "Super" is one of the important cogs RICHMOND CENTRAL 2 .0 3 .0 6.0 7 .1(43) in the midfield and has virtually played every game in Albert Park: Pastras 4 Ryan 4 R Allan 2 Roberton 2 Fairfield 2 Baird the last 3 seasons on the ball . All the best for a great Grace Askew. Best : Bree Fairfield Tuffin Pashas Baird Ryan . game this week from all your mates and supporters at Richmond Central : Barry 3 King 2 Phelan Kappa. Best : McGrath UHS-VU . Tilley Lush Kingsey Milford Schirmer . Kew - congratulate promising reserve's half back COBRAS 3 .4 5 .5 8.7 9.7(61) flanker Pat Dennis, on playing his 50th game today BULLEEN OLD WESTBOURNE 1 .1 2.3 3.4 5.8(38) against Old Westbourne . But Cob: Edger 3 Gemes Clement Richards Lykopandis Fisher J Correspondents Trinchi. Best: Fisher Edgar Mazzarella Richards Moore Lock . Old West: Reports to gavan.flowerl&)spotless .com .au by no later Braham 2 Crossweil Bartolo Wintle . Best : Troy Edwards Tindall than midday on Monday . Mesman Crosswell Braham Hodgson . 1 .3 6.9 8.9 14 .16 (100) ELSTERNWICK ELTHAM COLLEGIANS 1 .3 2.4 3 .8 3.10 (28) ELst : Leaper 2McNally 2 Banky 2 Anderson McAdam Nicol Whelan Paley Pyrrnan Husking Alter . Best: Nicol Soppett Patey Leaper Banky D4 S B'e6r i T 0_ Nolan . Eltham: Lynch Coonerty E Baud . Best : E Baud Lynch blelchoiri St Marys v Albert Park Keleher Howgate. D Evans , BOX HILL NORTH 0.1 1 .3 1 .5 2 .5(17) Richmond Central v Bulleen Cobras KEW 2.6 4.9 5.12 9 .16 (70) Kew v Old Westbourne Box Hi ll North : Thoi Cummings. Best : Thoi Callis S Evans P Woods Eltham Collegians v North Brunswick Cummings Naumovski . Kew: Thackwray 3 Doctrine 2 Burnett 2 Frith Marchesani . Best: Marchesami Thackwray MeNeID Crimmins Burnett Box Hill North v Elsternwick ..', North . 0 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2004 43

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information. I will have a proper look into the web site and report next week . Nominations for Trainer of the Month for July will close on Thursday 5th of August and we do need more nominations as we would like to recognize as many of our trainers as possible. You don't have to be a winner of Trainer of the Month to win Trainer of the Year, which brings a cash incentive for your club as well as personnel recognition for you . Club Warehouse sponsors this annual award. So get those nominations in to me at chriskl5@bigpond .com and let's see if we can have a field of 7 or more to consider for July . All clubs should know that it is not allowable for a club to put a concussed player back on the field of play. This was a directive from the VAFA, issued before the season and it seems apparent that in recent weeks, with games becoming increasingly important, that this is being ignored . Next week Dr. George Janko of the McKinnon Sports Medicine Centre (VAFA sponsor), will talk to TC about the importance of identifying concussed players and the implications of putting them back on the field . A naughty trainer in an AFL (was then VFL) match threw a ball in the face of a player as he was attending a fallen player. Which two teants were playing when this incident oc : :-ed? '.: hiâ&#x201A;Źh i-,?ay :- got the ball in his "moosh" ? I I'll ~ct the VAFA to provide a prize .

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Section One - Review 21 points at the final Just one month of football remaining and the top four is all change . However, but sealed, Old Scotch the only outsider with a chance of the Woodsme n sneaking into the finals, a 116 point win over Marcellin last finally started to weekend keeping their slim finals' hopes alive. In a round convert up from with Morrison BOG and 4 goals . Probably that stayed true to tipsters selections, ladder-leaders made harder work of it than they should have, prevailing by Werribee continued their return to form, recording their fifth 8 goals in the finish . consecutive win with a 58 point victory over St Kevins . Miller As expected, the OCs kept their slim finals' chances alive and Russo won a lot of the ball through the centre for the with a comfortable win over the OMs. Set up by a brutal 2nd winners, with Bunworth down back and Foster up front quarter, the win was thanks to the efforts of the terrific trio making notable contributions . Taking full advantage of of Tolson, Tucker & Taylor. SKOB's loss, Old Xaverians move into second, a 74 point win The Sharks were off patrol. . . . . . . . over Caulfield secured by the long break . Only half a game Tips behind, De La move into third, their important 32 point win Quickly. . . . .top 4 sides face off and it should be a ripper game over St Bernards all but ending the reigning premiers out at the Trott - get on board for a 3 goal Lions win . chances of going back-to-back . In the rounds other match Meanwhile, Rupo will stitch the bears up by 22 points . Beauy the Uni Blues continued their promising form from the week over the Hoers by 4 goals, and the Wellers will end the Ts before, defeating Old Brighton by 77 points in their biggest hopes by 15 points . OMs have the rest . . . . . win this year. Preview Having eradicated St Bernards' chances of playing final's football last weekend, De La will get the opportunity to put an end to another side's finals' aspirations this afternoon when they travel to Old Scotch . Impressive last week Scotch are still a better side than their 8-6 record suggests, four of those losses have come by fifteen points or less and they're 1-0 against Werribee this season . However De La are the real form side of the competition, winning eight of their past nine and in doing so making a legitimate tilt at the minor premiership . Sadly Scotch look to have left their run too late, De La by 25 . The round's other big game is down at Victoria Park where Old Xaverians host Werribee . With just three points in it last time they met and only half a game separating the sides on the ladder, this match has all the hallmarks of an amateur football classic . Werribee are on top, but Old Xavs have won five on the trot, and in an absolute nailbiter, Werribee by less than a kick . Around the grounds, St Kevins should be too strong for Old Brighton ; St Bernards will return to the winner's list against Caulfield ; while Uni Blues should avenge their loss earlier in the season against Marcellin .

Section 2 Must say, it would take a fair effort from the 3 clubs on 7 wins to unseat the top 4 . 1 think the final month of the regular season will simply see the deck-chairs being shuffled ahead of September. . . . . Review The Lions exerted their authority over an undermanned T's unit, only conceding one goal in heavy conditions to shore up the finals' position . It was the Trinity defence which was kept busy all day against the might of Jorgenson, Khoury, et al who are only getting better. . .

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Section 3 - Review The Raiders produced their best display, which resulted in a methodical win against the gallant Lions . At no stage did Therry give up the chase, and must be commended for playing out the game. A handy swag of multiple goal-kickers shows that Spinner has plenty to play with leading into September. It was a tight affair over at Carey where Oakleigh had a real crack, but couldn't deliver the killer blow in the final quarter . Ashworth was back in form up front, with "David" Niven having a ripper as well. In other games. there were no details from the Students clash, except the 100 point margin which suggests the Blacks have got all their players back from holidays!! Finally, no need for Andy's detailed report as the Friars had an unfortunate walkover the Jackas . And result of the MHSOBv- St Bedes match, which I believe was played on Sunday was won comfortably by the Tigers. Tips Therry will snare a rare win over the Jackas by 4 goals . The Raiders are ready, and the Blacks will give them a great game, winning by 11 points . Unicorns by 5 goals over Monash. Friars by 3 goals over the Krushers . Finally, the OC will take the Tigers to tasks by 7 goals. Section Blue - Review The Swans gave Mazenod a lesson in hard running last Saturday at Central Reserve with a 9 goal lst quarter. Mazenod were far more competitive in the 2nd half but the damage had been done Better players for Mazenod were Sauter, Mather, Moran & Regan . Awesome Swans included Morrison (6 big ones) and Goujon. The Clays suffered at the hands of a rampaging Bentleigh who took full advantage of a 17 man opposition which was reduced to 16 after on player suffered a broken leg . Our thoughts go out to the Clays, but the Demons' form is absolutely outstanding and I can`t see anyone seriously challenging them from here . . . . The Rovers weren't able to put up much resistance as they travelled out to meet the JOCs . After a reasonably even first quarter, the home side flexed their muscle and pulled away from the visitors to win by 20 goals . For Peninsula, it was touch and go at home at half-time against the Monds, but the Pirates steadied the ship in the second half with some good attack at the footy to skip away by 58 points . Woz Miller was fantastic up forward with usual guns Dan Smith and Andy De Lange missing . Tips The Swans can't stop the Demons machine, and will go down by 55 points . The JOCs will have a picnic against the injurystricken O'Clays by 12 goals . The Menders are travelling better than the Rovers, up by 34 points . De La should sneak past Mazenod by 2 goals. Peninsula will keep their form going over the Animals by 28 points . Section Red - Review Old Xaverians' charge towards September suffered a major setback last weekend, defeated by 13 points at home to North Old Boys . Having all but booked a spot in the finals with some superlative mid-season form, Xavs have since dropped their last four games, relegating the second-string side to seventh on the ladder . Bulleen-Templestowe bypass Xavs moving into fifth on percentage, a comfortable 50 point win over Aquinas the side's third in four outings . Tremayne kicked three for the winners, with Lee and Voglis amongst the best. In the rounds only other fixture, La Trobe Uni all

but conceded the second chance, managing just two majors away at Rupertswood . Sih=ester, Peczeli and Lane were prolific for the winners, Rupy's 29 point win taking them four points clear in second. Preview Despite only four rounds of home-and-away football remaining this season, seven sides are still mathematical possibilities to make the finals : Bulleen, NOBs & Xavs all two games outside the four and needing a win this afternoon to keep their finals' hopes alive. With fourth spot on the line, Old Xaverians travel to Westbourne ; a Xavs win would put them within four points with a better percentage and better run home, a Westbourne win would catapult the side from the west twelve points clear in fourth . The season is on the line for both clubs and despite Xavs taking the tie earlier in the season, Westbourne are in better form and should be too strong at home . In the rounds other games, Bulleen's remote finals' aspirations will be crushed by a rampant Rupertswood: Fitzroy will end any speculation about NOBs making a late tilt for the top four ; while the UHS-VU/SBC combine will struggle to field a side, but are scheduled to host La Trobe .

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DE IA SALLE 2 .4 8.5 11 .9 13 .12 (90) 1 .2 3.7 4.9 8.10 (58) ST BERNARDS DIS: Hancock 4 Kelliher 2 Browning 2 McArdle Keely guick Fletcher Kov^zss . Best: Kovess Jarvis Nankervis Browning Vague Pitcher. St Bem: Spinella 3 Hughes 2 O'Connor Ryan Buis. Best: Salvadai Ryan Garth Oxenford Evans Hughes. Umpires: Brett Herskope Brendan Corcoran (F) Dean Herskope (B) Tristan Reith Richard Keane (G )DISCOTH 6.4 13.8 17 .13 24.15 (159 0 .2 2 .4 3.6 6 .7 (43)HIpRCESdN ) : McKenna 4 Ramage 4 Snaddon 3 Bull 2 Dick 2 Tesdorpf 2 Allen Old Scotch Armstrong Fekete Graham Jonas Lffley Porter. Best: McKenna Dick Graham Ranrage Snaddon LWey. Marc : Cecmmancini 2 Bortolotto Power Money Preece. Best: Cogdon MeGlin Considine Layton Bartolotto Ceccomancini . Umpires: Ben Ryde AS Wekselman (F ) UNDER-19 SECTION 2 OLD TRINITY 0.1 L2 1 .2 1 .2(8) COIZF.GiANS 3 .3 3.6 5 .9 8.9 (57) Old Trice Hogarth. Best : Hore-Lacy Stebbins Kelly Stewert A Bourke. Coil: Mutton 2 Lynch Robersen Williams Jorgensen Khoury Bushnell . Best : Stone Jorgensen Lynch Khoury Gilbert Williams . Umpires : Daniel Dinneen Brian Nunn (F) Thomas Wischer Michael Roche (B) Old) FSSENDON GR 3 .0 9 .6 13.9 18.13 (121) BliNYtRE VIEWBANH 5 .4 5.4 6.10 7 .13 (55) Old Ess: Stone 9 Capponetto 2 Baddeley 2 Dazldw C Taambaacs Mansour Shaw Cooke. Best Shaw Stone Phillips Dazlmv Ftlzgerard Schappachec Banyule Vlessbank: Tsingaris 2 Stocks Poyser G Stavropoulos Park Wenke . Best Tsingaris Toull Park Spicer Bottomley A Stavropoulos . Umpires : Scott Fraser Frank Kavanagh (F) Leah Cannon Troy Christensen (B ) RUPERTSWOOD 5.2 8.10 9 .15 14.20 (104) 3 .4 4 .5 7.6 8 .8(56) OLD IVANHOE Ruperts: Morrison 4 McPhee 2 Dowsett 2 Emus 2 Spinner Phillips Boxall Watson. Best Morrison Bradley Watson Boxall Evans MeFhee . Old Ivanhoe: Details not received . Umpires : Steve Caple Bruno Sa41 (F) Chris Kaleta Robert Seymour (G ) OIA MEIBURNIANS 2.5 3.9 7 .11 8.15 (63) OLD CfiAIBERWEId. 3.5 9.11 12.14 16.19 (115) Old Melb : Armstrong 3 Pannifex 2 Beckley Gregory Ray . Best : Theodoulou â&#x20AC;˘ Armstrong Hardy Schivo Beckley Ray . Old Camb: Hillier 4 Allan 3 Tolson 3 Cottrell 2 Heffernan Payne Rigzin'lluker. Best: Rigdn Taylor Morley Tucker Tolson Allan . Umpires: David Murray Dean Banova (F) BEeIUMARIS HAS THE BYE UNDER-19 SECTION 3 18 .17 (125) AJAX 6.4(40) Ajax forfeit Whitefriais receive forfei t THERRY PENOIA OR 2.0 2 .0 4.0 6.2(38) DID PARikbIANS 6.3 16.5 22 .9 31.12 (198) Therry Penola Turner 2 Morris Dooley Cunningham Pappin . Best Guy Skiathitis Cunningham Anderson Cannon . Old Par: D Spittle 8 Bugeja 4 D Hussey 4 Semeca 4 Holden 3 Rose 3 Clayton 2 Ryan Solomon Vincent . Best 50

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Petrou Bugeja Rose Spittle Girouslde Berthet Umpires: Jason Waszaj Pau Marton ( n 2 .4 6 .13 10.16 16.23 (119) UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1dONASH BLUES 1 .2 1 .3 2.5 2 .7(191 Uni Blacks: Whale 4 Howson 3 H Barlow 2 Lynch King van Dyk Sheldor Fleming D Barlow Statham. Best: Whale D Barlow Sheldon Fleminl McCombe Scott . Mon Blues : Mudge 2 . Best: Phillips Mudge Hillman FvL Cruickshank Shields . Umpires: Jack Fagan Dinnitris Pappas (F ) 12.18 (85) OLD CAREY 1 .2 7.4 9 .7 5.2 6 .4 9.5 10.6 (66) OA%IEIGH Old Carey: Ashworth 4 Evans 2 Niven C Laidlaw M Laidlaw Thompsor Smith Joslin . Best: Mead Locock Niven Evans Carpenter. Oakleigh: Bripg : Lamb 3 Couniharn 2 Costigarr Callfiy . Best Hogan Latinara Harold Brigg~ Middlemiss Lamb . Umpires: Di Whiteley (F) Michael Neilly Michael Hafne (B) Malcolm Fiileul Michael Lee (G )

2.2 5.2 5.3 6 .3 (39; ; ST BEDES MENT. TIGERS 2 .4 6.11 10.14 13 .18 (96 Match details not received . Umpires : Jason McNiece Jo Hartwig (F) Jo tRobinsShaeHrt(G) UNDER- 19 ( 2 ) BLUE A4HSOB

ASAZENOD OC 0 .3 2 .6 2 .6 3.9(27 SOUTH MEIB DISTRICTS 9 .2 11.5 16 .9 20.13 (133 P3az: Johnson Pecom Weekes . Best Moran Souter Mather Weekes Evan Sth MeiEa Dist : Morris 6 Tangos 3 Adgemis 2 Mahonney 2 McFadden Cronin 2 Walden Ray Goujon . Best: Morris Cooke Lewis Goujon Newson R : Peter Riley (Mazenod Umpire) Sarah McGill (F) aUmpires 6 .1 18.5 28.14 45 .19 (289 BENTLEIGH .1 5 .4 5.4(34 OAffiEIGH CLAYS 1 .0 1 Bent: Convery 7 Tehennepe 6 Streker 5 Forrest 4 Wyld 4 West 4 Meehan R Morris 3 Ridgeway 3 Lewis Fogarty Dewar Lawry d'Offay Zyibersztaji Best Tehennepe Streker Kuzma Lawry Lewis Convery . Oak Clays: loanidols 2 P Cook Konis Sofoulis . Best: Sofoulis Bolitho Nevett Konis Tayli Cook. Umpires: Tony Ulley (F) 2 .4 3.5 6.8 8.9 (57 HAMPTON ROVERS 27.14 (17E '.. ST JOHNS OC 5 .1 13 .10 19 .11 .' Hampton Rovers : Rootsey 3 Bice 2 Cave Giasoumi Hille. Best Cave Smi i Suieyman Pinto Williams Bice . St Johns: Ryan 11 Ttnney 3 Bh1the Kennaugh 2 Magee 2 Morello 2 Riley 2 Comdoy Furnell Peake . Best Blytl D'Olivem Morello Peake Ryan Skinner. Umpires: Mark Duthie Zane Goo QviSJFL) (F)

EMMAUS ST I ZOS 0 C 7 .10 14.13 21.22 27.26 (18! DE IA SAIdE (2) 2 .2 4 .5 4 .6 8.12(0 Match details not received. Umpires: Rick Benson Steve Mason (F) 16.17 (11: 2.5 5 .8 9 .14 PENIN SULA 03 3.1 6.3 7.4 8.7 (5: ORMOND

Peninsula: Miller 8 W'ittich 2 Mitchell White Rhodes S Smith Warner Nesti Best Miller Wittich Preston Dade-Bell Kriebel Mitchell . Ormond: Rabbin<. Davis 2 Jacobs . Best Medcratt Black Robbins Barnes Evans Fisher. Umpire s: Richard Yann Patrick Coulthard (F ) UNDER-19 (21 RED FITZROY REDS HAS THE BYE

0 .3 2 .3 3 .4 6.6 (4 AgUINAS OC 2.2 4.8 8 .7 12.20 (9 BUIIFEP7-TEMPIFSTOWE Aquinas : Ryan 2Hudson Kinghorn Lannen Olarenshaw . Best Ry Olarenshaw Leonard Price Walsh Adams . Bull-Temp : Tremayne 3 Morar Millar 2 P Voglis 2 M Voglis losifidis Tekin . Best Tremayne Lee P Vagli; Millar losifidis. 5 .13(4 RUFERTSWOOD (2) 0.2 2 .4 3.9 1 .1 1 .2 2 .2 2 .2(l IA TROBE UNI : P Barry Silves Rupertswbod: J Silvester 2 Perzell Oliver Morganti. Best Peczeli Lane Ata Arthmson . La Troba: Marm Borrelli . Best Van Doi UI Tamblyn Tomlinson Cleeland Douglas-Garden . Umpires: Steve Ca Bruno San (F) Chris Kaleta Robert Seymour (G ) OLD RAVERIANS (2) 3 .2 8 .3 8.3 9.7 (E NORTH OLD BOYS 1.3 2 .5 6 .12 10.14 (7d Old Xav: Henderson 3 Dynon 2 Crowe 2 Stack Morrison . Best Ada McPharlane Henderson Quinn Tobin Murray . NOB : Wood 3 OHallo . O'Connor Saari Egan Norton Fanning Flanders . Best Kennedy Leahy 1V~ 0'Connor Davis Joyce Fanning. Umpires: Simon Fearless Josh White-Spier OLD WESTBOURNE 9 .16 (E UHS-VU/ST BERNARDS 6.3 (: UHS-VU forfeit Old Westbourne received forfeit THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER

Under-19 - Section I CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS

DE LA SALLE ( BLUES) Coach : David Madigan Asst: Scott Jones

1 Nob',Eit T

i T. Kvess

2 Wearne J DVC 3 Murphy Ca 4 B~~y D m~hl 56 Hammond C DVC 7 Rudd W VC 8 Jennings S 9 Edwards N 10 Winter G 11 Evans R 12 Goodwin-Dorning S 13 Strain A

2 R . Quick 3 M. Fietdsend 4 M. Brown c 5 T. John

s J . Richer 7 D Keery

a V. Moloney

9 B. vague 1-) 10 N. Smith 11 R. Hancock 12 S. Conway (vc) ~5 D. Hocking

15 Andrew T 16 May C

18 V. Buckley

17 Alibrando A 18 Kearsley J 19 Plus J 20 Lord S 21 Hepworth W

19 S . Mwwood 20 H . Demlcd, 21 J. McGuines s 22 T. Donegan 23 R. Mcfvd:e 24 N. Stewar t 25 C. Kelliher

22 Patterson A

23 DArcy Z V C 24 Benkemoun M

25 Fagan T 26 Ka]ate E 28 Nickles M

3 K Be~M ny

7. M Gorgovski govski

8 Duncan S 9 Edge J 10 Fielke G 1 1 Filipovic L 12 Grigio A 13 Gutteridge T 1 4 Hubbard S

Coach U19(1): Adam Sassi Coach U19(2): David GalbaFly i Purcell P 2 3 F~~ra a,d M 4 Mnran N q' 9ALn S 7 Rowe 6

8 McDonnell J(dvc) 9 Mortensen J 10 Sheedy S 11 tAauie T 12 olynon L 13 NeN,n-smah J 14 Larkins C 15 Silk N

1 s Adams S

17 Meehan D is Di Stefano S 19 Rees D 20 Ginmvan L zi Ryan S 22 SmRh D 23 Butler N

4 25 Hiinsar R 26 O'Hanlan M 27 Pa7mer T 28 TraharT 29 Fusmato R 30 FtzGerald J 31 Mulrany J 32 Ravda 3 Crowe g ~-' Morrison N 35 Ao us J(vc) 36 M'urra M 37 Trov ao i N 38 Forrest J

39 Sahely K

16 . B Ryan 17 . S Nutbean 18 . C Purcell

17 Kennedy A

P Deluca P Robbins D Carolan A Ceccomancini

18 Kennel T 19 Latta R 20 Leaf J 21 Materia J 22 Mathieson R

28 May M 24 McDonald L 25 Mooney B

24, A McGlin

26 Newman M

25. D McMahon

27 Overend E 28 Parkes M 29 Pascarl J

DAMPIER BRICKLAYING PTY. LTD .

BEEHIVEHOTEL

ST BERNARDS UNDER 19 (1)

ST.BEVIN'S OLD BOYS

31 Reirx ' ke T 32 Salem J 33 Sheehan C

34 Sterner N

35 Tor C 36 Tregear A

Hawthorn Coach : Richard Obee

4 T gun 5 S Ulley 6 SAinge r 7 L/vmstron 9

8 B Snaddon

1 s o T M Szakfe l Harkness

11 NAlle n 12 ATeyJorpf 13 S PaPPas 14 M Glul~er i

15 P McKenn a

16 E BatrouneY 17 A Wallace Smith 18 A Pekete 15 T Gaun t

20 M Ramage 21 W Pearc e 22 T Keck 23 M Cathie 24 J Porte r 25 A W Sutherlan d 26 LTalbot

27 S Jonas 28 H Dick 29 J Brownell 30 A Soho 31 J Cade 32 R Gerstman 33 C Backman 34 J Williams 35 S Jackson 36 3 Elder 8 R Hocki M Un3 ~

39 H Peters E Cruickshan k 40 R Dumares q 41

42 S McMunde 44 E Wat~er~s

45 DMcIntosh 46 D 47 E 48 TGraham

UNIVERSITY BLUES

WERRIBE E

Coach : Tim Giles

Coach: Fab Gatt i

Coach : David Law 2 Hurley D

1 J Mahe

4 Walsh M

2 T O'loole

5 Hughes J 7 Liberatore C

3 B Dowd 4 S Sexton

8 Mannows S

5 D Peirou

9 Evans D 11 Garth 10 B Marion A 12 ~n°~ D 15 Mitchell A

6 M Hobbs 7 R Taylor 8 S Ryan s me 9 JY 10 D Wissell 11 A Lyrtch

16 Oxenford P

12 J Liston

17 Rogers C 20 Maggiore M

13 P Mercoudau 14 J Marchesani 115 M Sullivan

21 Whelan lanazzo

24 Runnals g

25 Govan C 27 Salvad°ri M 30 Lancashire D

33 Gourlay Cl g 35 Ryan 38 Buis K 39 oemonon L

40 Kavanagh A 43 Stapleton J 45 Joh nson B

50 Schroder R

40 Stack J 41 Clark S 42 Gdley 0(c)

58 Pitts B 59 Pearson T

44 Quinn D 45 McCarmackR 46 Sweeney J 47 Chapman P

75 McDermott C

43 Tobin L

15 Jackson L

16 Joseph R

Yarra Valley Country Club - Bulleen

OiD XAVERIM (1 & 2)

5 Christie J 6 Cooney S Doherty R

15. S Tandridge

26. S Preece 27. J McParland 28. C Cogdon 29. D Fraser 30. R Redmond

36 S. Crowe 37 A. Shields 46 N. Han 53 D. Browning

42 Sundberg M 45 Acfield B

1 8 Nickless

2 Betts D 3 Cann N 4 Castles A

19 . J Crapper

30 J . McKenzre 34 D . Rayson

31 Garrood S 33 Logan A 39 Cater B

OLD SCOTC H

Coach: Bruce Armstrong Asst Coach: Mike Smit h

1 Bartlett M

20 . 21 . 22 . 23 .

27 L. O'Donnel l 28 L Jarvis 29 M. Nankervis

Coach : Luke Stewart

1 . T Money

13. A Power 14. R Davis

t6 L . Casey 17 L Bowden

OLD BRIGHTON

2 . A Papalura 3 . J Carlson 4. J Mahon 5. J Bortolotto 6. S Considine 8. A Layton 9. C Nikolakopoulos 10. J Williams 71 . S Farelly D Valsorda

13 B. Davis

14 Lill C

MARCELLIN Coach: Dean Rossely

70 Prentli E

N'® TtIC nnanT- ,

e- ..

.. . . ..-

B. B. Gin 9. J. Westmore

10. J. Bunkle tt . M . Shaughnessy (VC)

20 K Mios 21 T Wootte 22 DGibb s 23 T 0'hanbn 24 D Sullivan

18. T. Conn 19 . D. Heinz (Capt) 20 . T.Maddocks 21 . R . Minns 22• N . Shuttlewort h 23 , N . Burchell

26 P I . ongmor e 27 J 0'rourke 28 B Cooke 29 P Glenane

30 B Scanlan

31 P Mclennan

32 M Sherman 33 S NeohorRis 35 E Wilkinson 36 TTrewin

Quadric

59 Pattisn I L T

7 . C . Bradley

17. C. Northway (DVC)

*RED EAGL E HOTEL*

2004

4 . P. Chalmers 5 . A . Taylor 6 . D . Lee

19 L Gulliver

25 P Gallivan

1 . M . Palmingto n 2. L. Gelb 3 . C. Lee

17 J Charle s 18 D Tiikeridis

16 R Arnett

SIMPSON CONSTRUCTION

54 French R Henderson C ~ Lavis C 57 Mainly D

3 . P. David 4 . M. D er 5 . A. Far rell 6 . L CoU per

12. T. Saitta 13. J. Hummel 14. R. Hag e 15. W. Robinson 16. M . Dods

40 DI Mount 44 J Tennant

49 ~mra T 50 Chester P 51 Boland E 52 Montgomery S 53 CounselN

1 . G. Muir

2 . D . Marshall

7. P. Keog h 8 , T. Andrews 9 . J. Russo 10. B. Stornebrin k 11 . T Balla n 12. R . Barker

13. A. McNally 14. D. Bunworth 15. M . Perron 16. M . Cations 1T T. Rosza k 18 . N. Addamo

24 . H . Rankin

19 . P. Cassi n 20 . P. Spry

25 . J. Sundermann 26 . D . Hill

21 . S . Turra 22 . B . Russel l

27. W. Bright 28. M. Torne

(VC)

29. L Woodhouse (DVC) 30. N. VandenbosCh 31 . 32. 33. 34.

J. Green K. Marl o C. Ross C. Haines

35. W. Hughes 36. M . Coolant 37. S . Anderson 38. J . Green

23 . B . Blac k 24 . R . New

25. J. Bingha m 26. S. Simpso n 27, B. McMaho n 28. M. Mille r 29. S. Smith 30. N. Renaut

Under-19 - Section 2 BARYULE-VIEWBAUK Coach : Phiv Demetrw u

1 . Z. Warlike 2. J. Brockwell 3 . A McGovern 4 . P. Adams 5 . M. Holmes 6. M . Morgan 7. R. Moor e 8. D. Kayrooz 9. M . Christian 10. C . Stavropolous 11 . J. Crimmins 12. J . Poyser 13. J . Dunstone 14. L. O'Donnell 15 . M . Lardo 16 . R. Gutterson 17 . A Stavropolous 18. D. Park 19. J. Spicer 20. C . Skicko 21 . D . Herbert 22. J . Rigler 23 . M. Depetro 24 . A. Bottom4ey, 25 . S. Toull 26. S. Pesavento 27. T. Shepherd 28. S. Green 29, J . swift 30. P. 0'rourke 31 . B. Dimek 32 . J. Tsingaris .' ,33 .T. Wise 34. D. Mclean 35. J. Jones 36. A. Brown

OLD IVANHOE

Coach: Ben Covell i 1 M Ferrantino 2 A Baldvrin 3 J Ufjans 4 R Butter 5 A Hargraves 6 R Fitzgerald 7 K Eilis 8 S Taghizadeh 9 J Minas 10 T Harrison 11 N Clarke 12 K O'Hehir 13 J Binney 14 A Foster 15 G Hope

16 B Saunders 17 Z Keane (VC) 18 I Dawkins (Capt) 19 C Crewes 20 S Weston 21 G Stravakis 22 J Britten (VC) 23 G Reynard 24 ACaal e 25 J Hyndman 26 D N.chW 27 S Leon 28 J Carroll 29 C Roger .', 30 G Fowler 31 S Leslie 32 S Kefatas 33 ASteer 34 A Gloster

Major Sponso r

MILES REAL ESTATE

BEAUMARIS

Coach : Mick Deaton Asst: Mark Berry 3. L. Quirk 4. L . Hill 5. D. Wall (DVC) 6. M. Bramwell 7. P. Iron s 8. A . Clemente 9 . M. Wilson (C) 11 . J . Dickie

14 . P. Berry (VC) 15. B. Norri s 16. D. Murphy 17. C. Evans (VC) 20 . J. Atkins 21 . T. Shugg 22 . T. Boreham 23 . C . Terpsenis 25. B . Bowker 26. J . Starke 28. S . Dean 29. T. Waller 33 . D. Couples 34 . D . Taylor 36 . P. Ghys 37 . J . Heath 38. J . Edmeades 40. C. Shone 42. S . Hoult 44. S. Vipond 47. M. Imlach 48. K. Gasperino 49 . M. Cairns 50 . A . Elston 52 . J . William s

COLLEGIANS Coach: Andrew Kenneally Ass Coach: Michael Jones 1 A. Ston e 2 M. Parrent 3 M . Rice 3 S . Gilbert 4 A Bridgeman 5 M . Roberson 6 D. Williamson 7 C. Elg 8 J. Cutis 9 M. Rose 10 D . Cannizo 11 A . Wright - Smith 12 A . Khoury 13 Z. Moon 14 J . Ashman 15 O. Howard 17 D. Stiff 18 A. Fabris 19 J. Holman 20 D . Mutton 21 F. Boland 22 M . Williams 22 E . Adams 23 C. Lync h 24 J. Jorgensen 25 T. Higginbotham 27 G . Rowstan 29 J. tJtde 30 R . Cremar 31 N . Bobeff 33 A . Gregory 36 T Wilson 38 T. Cook 65 M . Lync h

OLD CAMBERWELL GRAMMARIANS Coach : Anson Brownless 1 C Payn e 3 S R igzirn 4 L Tayt a 5 N Tsindos 6 P Pinkney 9 A Sali s 10 B Cottrell 11 D Morley 12 D Bruce 13 H Melzer 14 AAIIan 15 N Hill 16 T Barrow 17 G Tucker 18 D Sc'iola 19 D Wal pole 21 D McGuigan 22 K Kosa 24 N Maxstead 25 N Beal e 26 C Hillier 27 A Renshaw 28 I Rye 30 TAngove 32 J4Davas ks 34 G Tolson 39 B Macki e

ALL ELECTRICAL GAS HOME APPLANCS 9 8 5 7 8 0 6 1

C_速

OLD MELBURtIIARS Coach : Owen Lalor Ass : Ryan L'Huillie r 1 Cudlipp T 2 Haralambous A 3 Oman D 5 Hardy E 6 Tucker J 7 Jones L 8 Moffatt R 9 Prowse A 10 Kauye A 11 Manahan A 12 Mermagas A 13 Hanchette C 14 Armstrong A 15 Baker E 16 Christian W 17 Penton W 18 Dick J 19 Mitchell E 20 Pannifex A 21 Russell N 22 Beckley J 23 Osmond D 24 Russell N 25 Schivo M 26 Bender L 27 Richardson W 28 Brener J 29 Hawes C 30 Jones L 31 Theodoulou C 32 Kauye A 33 Miller D 34 Rafferty J 35 Beaumont J 39 Thompson F 44 Ray A 47 Lugg B

OLD TRINITY GRAMMARIAN

Coach: Dean Peters I Bitwani A 2 Day M 3 Marsden A 4 Webster J C/C 5 Simmons H 6 Petdro J 7 Kenna J C/C 8 Stewart F 9 Butler K 10 Stebbins N 11 Burke M 12 Herrod MT13Baylis 14 Burgess M 15 Hooke A 16 Walsh T 17 tamb T 18 Stockdale C 19 Oldfield T 20 Medland A 21 Mears-Dagen M 23 Burke A 25 Lazzaro tto A 26 Hore-Lacy A 27 Schuyler M 28 Neville A 29 Hogarth J 30 Dickenson A V/C 31 de Bruin S 32 Lesinskis M 35 O'Connell J 39 Morrice T 45 Bell C 49 Kelly B

2 W'. '-~l H 4 LNe M 8 5 G9 L 112 'A 13 Plummer J 15 Clark S 17 G uqky M 19 Moule G 20 Hazrtson M 21 VdnbmRel M .1e z~i e,osnop s 24 Mwnson L 26 McPhee M Feel 3~0 G e M 31 Maroon M 33 Oliverr ~w'we 34 House 35

D i P

Hdies 6,m &ennan

Temrrw g D Sm;th LI M 8e Gbbs P A ~tr'olces P K Srtwh L hooe J P Lana Dn D Glnn 0 PeczeW C T eah>er 59 Ala i 60 SiWester A 67 ea~eky L 71 60~9 T 74 Bums M 78 Dowsett L 79 Ovan B

OLD ESSENDON Coach : Shan- Havey-Little Team Manager: Green WftTsw 1 Badde4ey R 2 Ballinger L 3 Baskan E 4 Bones L 5 Camm M 6 Canning A 7 Caponneno S 8 Caruso S 9 Ceranlonio D 10 Cerantonio D 11 Christou A 12 qinnick S 13 Dazkiw J 14 Francis J 15 Heritage C 16 JeIGS M 17 Ktenas F 18 Lehan D 19 Leech C 20 Leury H 21 Mansour J 22 Mitchell B 23 Nankervis D 24 Phillips J 25 Rumble T 26 Shaw M 27 Tait N 28 Tovmer S 29 Trevaskis M 30 Tzambazis C 31 Uren N 32 Mims J 33 Wilson T 34 ZammM1 D

Under-19 - Section 3 MHSOB

MONAS H BLUES

OAKLEIGH A.F.C

Coach : James Bradley Manager: Lenehan Julia n 5 Avram M Capt

Coach : Bruce Waldron

Coach : Mick Holden

AJAX

Coach : Gary Blusztein 2 . J . Fayman 3 . J . Ka p 4 . G . Lewis 5 . J . Givoni

14 HamiBon-Ho M

16 Aitken J 18 Higgins A 19 Anderson S 20 Lim A

7 . M. Chester

8 . J . Feldy 9 . E. Roitman it . D . Blankfield 12. D . Raleigh 13. R . Spilberg 15. A Goldstein

21 Fraumana D 25 Biddin9ton T 26 Edwards C 27 Kfleley J 29 Fraser M

30 Warner p 31 Viliani A 32 Mathew J 33 Higgins D

16. A Lewis

17. A. Bustin

34 Lenehan A 35 Comeadow H 36 Pretty B

18. B. Lukav

19. A. Weinstein 20. M . Ivany 21 . A. Chrapot 22. E. Shaked 23. R. Lewis 24. D. Bustin 25. R. Ka9an 26. B. Nankin 27. G . Measey 29. J. Goldman 31 . N. Rose 32. L Peters 34. A. Ezekiel 35. T. Pull

39 Parker M 41 Bailey C 42 Higginbotham A 43 t-ont J 44 Swinburne J 45 Walsh 0 46 Leslie G

47 McGrath C 54 Bear 0 55 Gold D VC 60 Mitchell ~ W

2. P. Gun 3. M . Phillips 4 B,A~ 5. J. Pollard 6. L Levistan 7. B . Ha er 8. A. Rie~,ta

9. J. Moore 10' J. Maye 11 . B .Cm~ckshank 12 . t Barlow 13 . M . Pay 14 . R. Shields

15 . J. Stephenson 16 . M . Brady 17 . K Mudge 18 . R. Gwvar

. F. Johnson 19 20 . . Hindle

B M. 22, B . ~~ 23 . B . Janssen

24 . A Pyle 25 . J. Lw 26 . J. Mazur 27 . C. MacDonald 28 . L Tsaoussi 29 . T. Cobhan ~ . D Stewart 31 . M . Hayes 32 . T. Hodgson 33, A. Hone

34 . C. Keeshan 35 . D. Lo aus 36 . R. Nation 37 . C. Fmwyson

Maj or S ponsors

_ .----- . J GVP Fabricators All Home Loan s New Order Clothin g

OLD PARADIAHS Coach : Mark S(krroso Asst Coach: Simon Vincent

ST DEDESIM ENTONE Coach: Glen Afford

THERRY PENOLA

Coach : Greg Campbell

i Berthet. J 2 Stace. M 3 Petrou. R 4 Bugeta. R 5 Richardson . D 6 Giddmgs . 0 7 Rose. S 8 Watson. P 9 Watts. D 10 Whyley. D 11 Ryan. R 12 Irvine . M 14 Patena. M 15 Grech. T 16 Soloman .M 17 Wft. S 18 Girovski . T

1 Laver T 2 Madtlocks J 3 McConnell K 4 Ftavel4e L 5 Lynch

20 8pittfe. D 21 ReMaiki . 5 22 Derham . M 23 Sage. C 24 Seneca. J

25 Schwarze B 26 Sawers A 27 Waters D 28 Dowling

15 Owen B

19 Reynolds M

19 Snow. M

25 Megaton, M 26 Kreuzer . J 27 Ca.Nes A 28 Hussey . D 29 Serafin . A 30 Pratt. N 31 Clark . B

s Ritchie E 7 Lawler M e Parker

10 Kelly 11 Griffith 12 Marks

Knowles

30 McGettigan M 31 Worsnop N 32 McCallum J

10 Crotty J 10 Gosetti T

11 Sheppard T 12 Leach S (TL) 13 Dooley J 14 Boyd J 17 Lee D 18 Badenho~ M 20 Capewell C 22 Goodwin D(TL)

37 Hunter J

43 John E

34 Tumer. P

41 D*Gorman M

37 Clayton. D 38 Vincent . G

9 Hoatson T

23 Anderson D 26 Wndus R 32 Cooper J

32 Mornsey. B 33 Holden. B 36 Thomas. R

4 Skiathi8s R (TL) 5 Morris B 6 Hermes J 7 Rivaland P

33 oaReilly P 34 Lambert CB 35 Wright 36 Terrell J 38 Gilmore s

35 2rvanovic. D

3 Turner S

B Quinn J((L)

14 McMurray L 17 Day B 18 Porter D 19 Paterson A

20 McNeil 21 Ferraro 22 w'uppei 23 Lyn ch 24

1 Corrigan B

2 Guy E

39 Heys J 40 McGettigan P 42 Schotes M 43 serofim L

55 Rouiiion

44 McKay B â&#x20AC;˘TL = team leader

1 . D. Counihan 2. P. West 3. R. Stafford 4. C. Hogan 5. C. Groake 6. D. Cleary 7. C. Lamb 8. M . Bennett 9. D. Wills 10. D. Costigan 11 . S . Aidone 12. G . Vitagliano

13. L. Rowan 14. G. Bennett

15. R. Holden 16. S . White 17. S . Briggs 18. L. Callery 19. T Thornton 20. D. Ciavarella 21 . J . Briggs 22. S . Page 23. J . Collin s 24. P. De Servi e 25. D. Latiniara 26. J . Fitzgerald 27. A . Middlemiss 28. A . Pound Gow 29. M . Doyl e 30. L. Barrand 31 . J . Bray 32. L. Kelly

UNIVERSITY BLACKS Coach: Tom Purcell

OLD CARE Y

Coach : Craig William s 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 9.

T. Wilkin s N. O'Brie n J. Dav y J. Carpente r A. Sheddon A. Smith J . Phelps

10. C. Laidlaw 11 . A. Newhouse

14. M . Cornwell 15. A. Thompso n 19. T. Lowcock 21 . K. Parker 22. T. Evan s 25. P. Morey

27. J . Choong 29. J . Josli n 31 . S . Mea d 33. L MclGnnon 44. D. Stock o 90. M . Bessant

WHITEFRIARS

Coach : Andy Dalrymple Asst. Coach : Bryan Stag g

1 R. Ault

1 E Abdallah

3 H . Barlow 4 J . Bell

5 A Wood s 6 T Maher 7 J Hogan (C) 8 R Maher

2 D. Barlow 5 P. Birk s 6 A . Coutts

7 B . Goonan 8 W. Higg s 9 W. Howson 10 C. King 11 A. LVnCh

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Winning Edge Presentations Blues were ; Gil McLachlan, Jarrod Sudholtz and Tim Birks . For Caulfield : Niael Brohier, Be n Round 14 brought more upset results as teams Jenkinson, Anthony jockeyed for final positions for 2004 . Results Alibrando and Richard Harris battled hard . Old Trinity set up their fifty point win over Old yielded me an 85 % success rate . Scotch, with a great first quarter effort, which saw Review of Round 14 . them lead by thirty seven points at the first Section 1 . Old Xaverians firmed as favourites through their change. The inability of the Scotch forwards to. one hundred and nine point victory over Old kick goals enabled Trinity to cruise to victory Jed . Burgess was their star, while David Essendon. The "Crocodiles" defended well into the Again, breeze, attacked with it and won easily as much Logan tried hard for Old Scotch . In the morning match, Old Geelong had a fifty five through fitness as through ability . Prahran protected their ascendancy over St point win at the expense of La Trobe University . Kevin's with a twenty seven point victory towards North Old Boys did their best to give victory to Old only kick nine goals which many of their perennial stars contributed . Carey, as their forwards could Brett Cartledge, played a vital role with seven from thirty scoring shots . Despite themselves, goals, while reigning Mason Medallist, Jason North won by eight points . Storer picked up possessions at ease around the Emmaus St Leo's received a forfeit from Monash ground . For St Kevin's : Dom Dunne, Andrew Gryphons . Preview of Round 15 . Kearns and Russ Wood were best . De La Salle, fell in against an injury depleted Section 1 . Mazenod by the minimum margin . Their The big game at McHale (another last game for the famous arena ?) sees last season's Grand inaccurate kicking almost lost the game for De La , who now still hope for a way to play next Sunday . Finalists, Old Xaverians and Prahran pitted Best for the injury depleted Mazenod were ; against each other . Prahran seem to have hit form at the right end of the season and with Storer and Nusbaum, Grenda and Grimmison . Marcellin ended their dismal season with a one Carledge in fine fettle, the "Crocodile" runners, such as Andrew Dillon and his ruckmen (Captain hundred and thirty five point loss to Old Scotch . Old Brighton had the bye . Section 2 . Leaders, Old Xaverians scored a comfortable win over Collegians by sixty seven points . Eley Park's one hundred and seventeen point victory over goal less, Whitefriars made a complete mockery of my prediction . Such is form!! Last Ci.l1-~ week, Whitefriars won away, while Eley Park C18 1 members bemoaned the failure of many players to 54 Cartiidge Prahran arrive for their match . 35 Fothergill Mazenod Therry Penola, who scored a convincing sixty point 25 Roberts De La Salle win over University Blacks, should now remain 23 k Iva Prahran free from relegation worries . 23 Buszard Mazenod Old Melburnians, ran over Monash Blues on the Junction Oval, where the home team won by C1$ 2 ninety points . Monash now can't logically qualify Fitzroy Reds Grimmet 9 51 for a final. Best for Old Melburnians were ; Simon Old Scotch Simon 6 49 Arden (5 goals), normal back pocket, George Eley Park Viola 2 35 Cooper (at full fonvard) and Adrian Anderson, who Therry Keenan 1 33 like George booted three goals . Collegians Grant 0 29 Fitzroy Reds scored a confidence building thirty C1$ 3 two point win over Old Scotch, whom they will North Old Boys Connolly 0 59 meet again next Sunday . Old Scotch Illingworth 3 49 Section 3 . Universitv Blues Sudholtz 0 31 Despite playing with sixteen men, University Blues Old Trinity Arrowsmith 5 30 defeated a determined Caulfield Grammarians by 4 one hundred and fifty four points . Best for the Caulfield Dalwood 0 2 The composition of the three final fours will depend on today's results . The evenly contested sections have been a promoter's dream . Brett' s organization of the fixtures could not have bee n

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Nick Fay) must be prepared to drop back to prevent another Cartledge goal haul . No doubt the Xaverians are the fitter of the two sides, whose collective minds will be focused on victory . I favour them to be too strong for Prahran, whose stars are too few to cover each Xaverian strength. Old Brighton after the bye meet St Kevin's, who fancy their finals' chances, which took a battering from Prahran . Old Brighton will be keen to farewell Nick Sher and laud David Cochran with victory . I suspect St Kevin's talent will see them to victory . De La Salle should win over Old Essendon, to maintain their slim final four hopes alive . Mazenod have the opportunity to secure second place by defeating Old Scotch, who lost by sixty two points in Round 6 . I select Mazenod, but Old Scotch could surprise . Section 2 . I expect Collegians to end their moderately successful season with a big win over Whitefriars, who can't do any worse than they did last week. I owe a big apology to Eley Park so I tip you to end a season of what might have been with a good win over Therry Penola, who have not revealed much away form. Old Scotch should wrap up fourth place with a good win over University Blacks . Monash Blues have a chance to upset Old Xaverians at Monash . They did in Round 6 too but faltered in the second half . Greater consistency as well as depth will carry Old Xaverians to victory. In a final's preview, Old Melburnians travel to Clifton Hill to meet Fitzroy Reds, who won away by eleven points in Round 6 . Grimmett, up forward is firing for the Reds and the O .M .s may have to move Cooper back to mind him . Mulligan, if fit, will cause the Reds more problems as will the bulk of Michael Verge . It is difficult to select the victor but with the Old Melburnians having the better 2004 record, I lean to them . . . just Section 3. In Round 6 I selected Old Trinity to defeat University Blues, who proved me wrong by the Heinz margin. The Blues could struggle for numbers but they are a talented side . So, Tim McKinley, are Old Trinity!! Jed Burgess is a star (B.& F. material) as are Oliver and Arrowsmith . A titanic struggle should develop, from which the Blues should emerge with a hard earned victory in preparation for next Saturday's second semi final . I expect Old Scotch to reverse their loss to La robe University in Round 6, by winning today on the small Victoria Road Reserve . Old Geelong should end the season with another win over Monash Gryphons, who have not enjoyed success in their debutant season . North Old Boys can work on their goal kicking as they will prove far too talented for Caulfield Grammarians. Emmaus - St Leo's should fine tune their play for next Sunday as they cruise to victory over Old Carey for the second time this season . Correspondents Team Managers ; Please remember to contact me with news by noon Monday . E mai l 0 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2004

nknugent@alphalink .com .au or telephone 9467 2857. Old Brighton - congratulate David "Coe'-y" Cochrane on reaching 351 games today and breaking the club record. Beginning his career in the U 19's in '81 Cocky has played at every level for the OBGFC and is currently enjoying a recall from Club XVIII to the reserves. Known in his younger days as a high flying fonvard, he spent his middle years at full back, where he gained state selection, before finishing back as a not so elusive key forward . Cocky has been a fine clubman, serving many years off field as Treasurer and on the general committee, whilst also making his mark at just about all social functions and end of season trips. Well done Cocky, good luck today, and finally heartfelt thanks form all past and present people at OBGFC . Also after four seasons at the helm of Old Brighton, Nick Sher will retire today . Nick has done a great job with his team as he has had to turn his hand to multiple tasks during the course of each season . No doubt your work is appreciated Nick and it is hoped you will retain your involvement, albeit at a less frenetic pace . Old Trinity - congratulate, Cam Barr, who played his 100th game against Old Scotch last Saturday. Cam, who first played in 1996, was a member of the 1997 Under 19 premiership team . Cam Has several seasons of Reserve's football behind him . These were interspersed with senior games in A and B Sections . Cam has come out of retirement to play in Club XVIII . All your friends look forward to a successful finish to your season through success in the final's series . Well done Cam.

TODAY'S MATCHES I214 CLUB 18 (1 ) Old Xaverians v Prahran St Kevins v Old Brighton Marcellin - By e De La Salle v Old Essendon Gr Old Scotch v Mazenod 0 C CLUB 18 (2) Collegians v Whitefriars Eley Park v Theny Penola 0 B Old Scotch (2) v University Blacks at Camberwell Sports Ground Monash Blues v Old Xaverians (2) Fitzroy Reds v Old Melburnians at Ramsde n Street Oval, Clifton Hill CLUB 18 (3) University Blues v Old Trinity - at Crawford Oval, Princes Park (2B, D2)

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OLD ESSENDON GR 3.0 3 .0 3 .3 3.3 (21) OLD XAVERIANS 2 .3 11 .6 16.9 21.16 (142) Old Ess: P Hammon 2 Walsh . Best : Cram Turner Barry Walsh P Hammon Poulton . Old Xav: Hall 6 Davies 4 Ward 3 L Hardwick 2 D Landrigan 2 Curnow Russian. Best : Curnow D Landrigan Hall Perry Davies Russian. Umpires: Frank Kavanagh (F) PRA1DdAN 3 .3 3 .4 6 .8 8.10 (58) 1 .2 2 .5 2 .5 4 .7 (31) ST KEVINS Prahran : Carilidge 7 Zissis . Best: Cartlidge Stephens Storer Green Slawinski Scott. SKOB: Harvey Quirk Gentiluomo Scarfo . Best : Dunn S Dillon Holland Makhoan . Umpires : Paul Fahey Mark Thornhill (F) OLD BRIGHTON HAS THE BYE MAZENOD OC 4 .1 5.4 7.5 9 .10 (64) DE LA SALLE 3 .5 5 .4 7.5 8 .17 (65) Maz : Nussbaum 2 Palarama Grenda Fisher Fothergill Davis Varney Crozier. Best: Fisher Grenda Nussbaum Grimmison S Azzopardi Davis . DLS: Coffey 2 N Buick 2 Clinch Harber elision Francis. Best: Coffey Norton Nicholas N Buick Francis Tucker . Umpires: Gavan Began Paul Rapke (F ) OLD SCOTCH 8 .3 17.5 20 .9 23 .14 (152) 2.5(17) MARCELLIN 1 .1 1 .2 1 .3 Old Scotch : Costello 6 Browmvell 4 Kings 3 Logan 3 AW Sutherland 3 . Best: Costello Brownell Cathie Dufour Dufour 2 Lin Reinmouth Reinmouth Backman . Marc : Svmes Russell. Best : Details not received . ) Umpires : Joseph Salvatore Avi Wekselmen (F CLUB 18 (2) OLD XAVERIANS (2) 2 .2 7 .4 8.7 16 .8 (104) 5 .7(37) 0 .2 1 .4 3.6 COLLEGIANS Old Xav: Stapleton 3 Hoare 3 Conquest 2 Richards 2 S Carradus . Best: Ryan S Chamberlain Gleeson O'Connell Hardman Quinn Carradus W Ireland O'Connell Xeureb Mackay . Coll : Oakley 2 Davis S Day Letchford. Best : Ross Osborne Gambaro M Day Barber Johnson . Umpires: Simon Pearless Josh White-Spier (F ) WHITEFRIARS 0 .1 0 .1 0 .3 0.4(4) ELEY PARK 4.2 7.6 12 .8 18 .13 (121) Whitefiiars : Nil . Best : Jackson Toscana Littlcpage Tatterson . Eley Park : Viola 9 Jackson 4 Cresswell Powell Georgieu Price Payne . Best: Viola Powell Smith Payne Grant . Umpires : Tony Hegan (F) THERRY PENOLA 4.1 8.5 11 .14 14 .17 (101) 3 .3 4 .3 5.4 6 .5(41) UNIVERSITY BLACKS Therry Penola : Chapman 2 B Lyons 2 Keenan 2 D Lyons Topic Watson Bibby VanEnglen Toner Ward Savory. Best: Chapman Kennesey Saunders D Lyons Toner Kelly . Uni Blacks: Cardamone 3 McKinnon Begely Spong. Best : Otsuka Kean Bahen Hill Drummond Begely

Umpires: Paul Matton (F ) OLD MELBURNIANS 4 .3 10.9 14 .13 18.14 (122) 3.1 3.1 4 .2 5.2(32) MONASH BLUES Old Melb : Arden 5 Cooper 3 A Anderson 3 Branchllower 2 Farrer 2 : Bains Farrer Read H Tomlinson Verge Bains 2 H Tomlinson. Best Cooper. Mon Blues: M Dods 2 Coughlin Van Der Sluys Plehn . Best : Byrden West Johnson Grindley Coughlin L Woods . Umpires: Dean Banova (F) FITZROY REDS 0.2 3.7 6 .8 12 .12 (84) OLD SCOTCH (2) 3 .1 4 .1 8.3 8.4(52) Fitz Reds : Grimmett 5 Mackay 2 Densley 2 Watson Leske Frinsdon : Best: Holderhead Paul Cook Andrew Watson Densley Mackay . Old Scotch: N Simon 4 Pryles 2 Baker Glen . Best: N Simon Comport Stubna Ventura J Simon Fraser. Umpires: Tony Robbins Bob O'Halloran (F) CLUB 18 (3) CAULFIELD GR 0 .0 0.0 1 .2 1 .2 (8) UNIVERSITY BLUES 7 .4 15 .7 17 .10 25 .16 (166) Caulfield Gr. Harris . Best: Brohier Harris Sheppard Jenkinson R Nadebum Johnson. Uni Blues: Fulton 5 Sudholtz 4 Hutchison 3 Barbetti 2 Birks 2 Callorv 2 McLachlan 2 Heine Irving Meanher Thomas Costin . Best: Hutchison Birks McKinley Irving Sudholtz Costin . Umpires : David Windlow (F )

OLD TRINITY 6.1 7.5 8 .8 10 .11 (71) OLD SCOTCH (3) 0 .0 2 .3 2 .7 2 .9(21) Old Trln: Barr 3 Arrowsmith 2 Ward A Amiconi Hit McDonald J Cade . Best: Arrowsmith Burgess Ward Gray A Amiconi Barr . Old Scotch: Illingworth 2 . Best: Logan S Ballan Paul Henwood Illtngworth Walters . Umpires: Paul Nailer Brian Nunn (F) OLD GEELONG 1 .2 4 .6 7 .11 11.12 (78) LATROBE UNIVERSITY 0 .1 0.5 2.5 3,5(23) Old Geel : R Imhoff 3 5 Timms 2 C Burgess 2 D Lyons R Hetherington J Urquhart S Ross . Best: S Ross S Timms C Atkins T D'Antotne C Burgess R Imhoff. LaTrobe: Waterman 2 Peters. Best: Fanning Waterman Rose Gloury Spencer Owens . Umpires : Danny Carroll Tom Windlow (F) OLD CAREY 4.1 6 .1 8 .3 10.7 (67) 7.18 9 .21 (75) NORTH OLD BOYS 2.4 4 .12 Old Carey: Wright 3 M Cooke 2 Detarcynski 2 Hall S Cooke Marshall . Best : Hall Forsyth Barr Choong Partridge H Thomas . NOB: Connelly 8 Holt. Best : Sutton Muscat Connelly Marshall P Christian Kavanagh . Umpires : Trevor Hansen (F) EMMAUS ST LEOS 0 C 14 .13 (97) 4 .6(30) MONASH GRYPHONS Monssh Gryphons forfeit Emmaus St Leos receive forfeit . Umpires: Rick Benson Steve Mason (F7

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FEDA REPORT With only one week to go we have two very tightly tussled divisions, with finals' positions up for grabs we should see a very good finish to the FIDA season .

game is between Ballarat and Ballam Park 2 followed by and Mambourin who take on Ballam Park 1 . Moonee Valley host Parkside in what will be a close game .

In round 8, we saw 5 of the games being played at Parkville . The first game seen

In games at Bull-Temp, the home team takes on Broady 1 and Ringwood play Broady 2 .

Moonee Valley take on the undefeated Maribyrnong and it stayed that way Maribyrnong were to strong running out

Also this week Port Colts travel upto Albury to play 0 & M Jets .

winners 14 .20 .104 to Moonee Valley 1 .0 .6. The second game was between Ballam Park 2 and Bull-Temp in very tight and well contested game Ballam Park to narrowly got over the line winning 4 .8.32 to 2 .3 .15 . The next game was played between Broadmeadows 1 and Port Colts 1 in what was a good game of football Port Colts ran out winners 7 .5 .47. to Broady 2 .7 .19 .

The other two games at Parkville were forfeits, the first forfeit was from Broady 2 so Port Colts 2 received the points and 0 & M Jets 2 forfeited to Ballam Park 1 .

Good Luck to all teams in the final round and well done on a successful season so far.

F7DA LAUDERS ROUND 9 DIVISION Y P W L D F Agst % Pis 8ALLA1v3 PARK 1' 9 9 0 0 909 85 106949 36 BROADMEADOWS 1 9 7 2 0 350 220 159 .09 28 PORT COLTS 1 9 6 3 0 445 306 145 .42 24 BALLAM PARK 2 9 6 3 0 398 376 105 .85 24 NORTH BALLARAT 9 4 5 0 445 329 135 .26 16 BULLEEN•TEPhP 9 3 6 0 149 530 28.11 12 0&MJETS 1 9 1 8 0 270 538 50.19 4 MAMBOURIN TIGERS 9 0 9 0 119 913 13,03 0

In the final game of round 9 Parkside took on Ringwood at Ringwood and Parkside prevailed winning 21 .12.138 to Ringwood 0.1 .1 .

DIVISION 1 P W E 0 F Agst °!oMARIBYRNONG 9 9 0 0 816 72 1133:33 PARKS€DE 9 7 2 0 524 280 187.14 28 MOONEE VALLEY 9 6 3 0 209 242 86.36 24 BROADPBEADDUIS 2 9 5 4 0 356 335 10627 20 PORT COLTS 2* 9 4 5 0 303 254 11929 16 0&AI JETS 2# 9 4 5 0 148 375 39.47 16 RINGW000 9 1 8 0 133 639 20.81 4

In our final round of the season two games will be played at Elsternwick Park . The first

# had bye last roun d * Received forfeit last roun d

Ballarat travelled to Mambourin in cold conditions and took the points home with them winning 20 .7 .127 to Mambourin 1 .1 .7 .

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NEXT FRI OLD MELBURNIANS V BEAU S(U19) 6.15p m NEXT SAT. NORTH OLD BOYS V. OLD ESSENDON NEXT SUN. ST BERNARDS V. tPFIITEF S- U17 MSJFL - 9.15am 14 AUG AJAX V . MONASH BLUES 15 AUG ST KEVINS V . COLLEGIANS 21 AUG UNNERSITY BLUES V. OLD TRINITY 22 AUG CLUB XVIII GRAND FINALS

28 AUG ST BEDES MENTONE TIGERS V. ST KE1' i 29 AUG FIDA

LATE SCORE S First offence ($5); second offence ($25); third offence ($50); fourth offence ($100); eac h subsequent offence ($100).

째e sultsofTri ! ;,~ aIR , ;, inr^-Ti I~il .'~ From July 1 7 Adam McKay, Therry Penola . Striking, 2 matches . From July 2 4 Lincoln Reynolds, Old Trinity . Striking, 5 matches. *M atthew Griffin, Aquinas 0 C . Abusive language, 2 matches . *Paul Pinkney, Old Camberwell (Under-19) . Striking, 2 matches . *Rowan McKinnon, Old Trinity ( Reserves) . Striking 2 matches . * Accepted Prescribed Penalt y R Hearinos Tuesda~Ju1~27 Richmond Central and North Brunswick charged with a melee in their senior match played at Kevin Bartlett Reserve on Saturday July 17 . Charge proven . Both clubs fined $100 for being involved in a minor melee . Old Essendon charged with knowingly playing an unregistered player in their under-19 match against Ruperstwood at Essendon on July 10, 2004 . Charge proven . Club fined $500 and the points scored on the day to be deleted from percentage calculations .

Reserves/C18 Seniors/ 1 .1 19 failure to phone failure to provide scores by 2 .30pm final scores by 5pm Yarra Valley (R) Old Carey (U ) St. John (R) Bentleigh (U) Hawthorn (R) Emmaus St . Leos (U) Old Carey (C) Phoned incorrect scores - Round 12/1 3

Uni Blues (R), Old Ivanhoe (R), St. Bedes Mentone Tigers (R), St . Kevins (U), Ajax (U), Uni Blacks (U), De La Salle (U2), La Trobe Uni (C), Monash Blues (C) .

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Division

Score Out of

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5 13 5

3 5 3 2 7 12 3 1

5 5 5 5 8 13 5 5

55 145 52 52 51 50 49 81 127 42

70 193 70 70 70 70 70 123 194 65

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D4 D3 C D2 U/19 U/19 A B

% 79 %

75% 74 %

74% 73% 71% 70%

66% 65 % 65 % 63 % 61

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y'! L D For Ag,st % Pts 13 1 0 1196 457 261 .71 52 12 2 0 1404 341 411 .73 48 12 2 0 1083 582 186 .08 48 7 7 0 803 863 93 .05 28 5 9 0 707 820 86 .22 20 5 9 0 708 952 74 .37 20 5 9 0 757 1279 59 .19 20 4 10 0 458 785 58 .34 16 4 10 0 531 1084 48 .99 16 3 11 0 565 1221 46 .27 1 2

P FY L D Far A U1 9 (2) ULUE PENINSULA 0 B 14 12 2 0 1761 969 181 33 48 BENTLEIGH 14 11 3 0 1838 508 361 .81 44 ST JOHNS 0 C 14 10 4 0 1302 1036 125 .68 40 EMMAUS ST LEOS 0 C 14 9 5 0 1428 1108 128 .88 36 SOUTH MELB DISTRICTS14 9 5 0 1288 1115 115 .52 36 MAZENOD 0 C 14 5 9 0 1009 1397 72 .23 20 ORMOND 14 4 10 0 983 1498 65.62 16 DE LA SALLE (2) 14 4 10 0 948 1546 61 .32 16 HAMPTON ROVERS 14 3 11 0 793 1725 45 .97 12 OAKLEIGH CLAYS 14 2 12 0 900 1801 49.97 8

D3 RESER VE P OAKLEIGH 14 UHS-VU 14 RUPERTSW00D 14 ST JOHNS O C 14 WERRIBEE AMATEURS 14 SOUTH MELB DISTRICTS 14 POWER HOUSE 14 HAWTHORN AMATEURS 14 SYNDAL TALLY-HO 14 MT ULYDALE 1 4

% PCs 6Y 1 D For Agst 13 1 0 1250 492 254 .07 52 13 1 0 1107 468 236 .54 52 12 2 0 1421 572 248.43 48 8 6 0 1070 719 148.82 32 7 7 0 1087 1044 104 .12 28 6 8 0 754 802 94 .01 24 6 8 0 714 1021 69.93 24 4 10 0 823 1191 69.10 16 1 13 0 372 1354 27.47 4 0 0 14 0 434 1560 27 .82

FITZROY REDS 14 14 0 0 1568 455 344.62 RUPERTSW000 ( 2) 14 11 3 0 1269 632 200.79 LA TROBE UNI 14 10 4 0 1127 664 169 .73 OLD WESTBOURNE 14 9 5 0 837 982 85 .23 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWEI4 7 7 0 1034 1020 101 .37 14 7 7 0 967 1032 93 .70 NORTH OLD BOYS OLD XAVERIANS ( 2) 14 7 7 0 680 822 82 .73 UHS-VUlST BERNARDS 14 3 11 0 541 1650 32 .79 AQUINAS 0 C 14 2 12 0 585 1544 37 .89

Ud RESERVE P ELSTERNWICK 14 KEW 14 ST MARYS 14 OLD WESTBOURNE 14 NORTH BRUNSWICK 14 ALBERT PARK 14 ELTHAM COLLEGIANS 14 BULLEEN COBRAS 14 RICHMOND CENTRAL 14 BOX HILL NORTH 1 4

Pis kY L D For ADs7 % 11 3 0 1186 638 185.89 44 11 3 0 962 552 174.28 44 10 4 0 1043 761 137.06 40 9 4 1 946 684 138.30 38 9 5 0 1097 806 136 .10 36 7 6 1 1014 738 137 .40 30 5 9 0 911 845 107 .81 20 5 9 0 787 930 84 .62 20 2 12 0 491 1313 37 .40 8 0 14 0 510 1735 29 .39 0

U99 SECTION 1 P WERRIBEE AMATEURS 14 OLD XAVERIANS 14 DE LA SALLE 14 ST KEVINS 14 OLD SCOTCH 14 STBERNARDS 14 UNIVERSITY BLUES 14 MARCELLIN 14 OLD BRIGHTON 14 CAULFIELD GR 1 4

W 11 10 10 10 8 7 5 4 3 1

L D For Agst % Pts 3 0 1587 1020 155 .59 44 3 1 1463 989 147 .93 42 4 0 1307 921 141 .91 40 4 0 1366 1195 114 .31 40 6 0 1445 1047 138.01 32 6 1 1344 1259 106.75 30 9 0 1005 1227 81 .91 20 10 0 967 1312 73.70 16 11 0 572 1745 32.78 12 13 0 782 1403 55.74 4

U1 9 SECTION 2 P RUPERTSWODD 14 COLLEGIANS 14 'OLD ESSENDON GR 14 BANYULE VIEWBANK 14 OLD TRINITY 14 OLD CAMBERWELL 14 BEAUMARIS 14 OLD MELBURNIANS 14 OLD IVANHOE 14 'In eligible player round 12

W 11 10 10 9 7 7 7 5 3

L D For Agst % Pts 3 0 1270 1063 119.47 44 3 1 1009 604 167.05 42 4 0 1175 1115 105.38 40 5 0 1089 1042 104.51 36 7 0 1055 1003 105 .18 28 7 0 914 1029 88 .82 28 7 0 823 988 83 .30 28 9 0 926 1152 8038 20 10 1 729 1107 65 .85 1 4

U19 SECTION 3 P OLD CAREY 14 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 14 WHITEFRIARS 14 OLD PARADIANS 14 ST BEDES MENT TIG 14 OAKLEIGH 14 AJAX 14 MHSOB 14 MONASH BLUES 14 THERRY PENOLA 0 B 14

W 11 11 10 10 8 8 4 4 2 2

L 0 For Agsf Pts % 3 0 1525 774 197 .03 44 3 0 1233 848 145 .40 44 4 0 1362 769 177 .11 40 4 0 1286 862 149 .19 40 6 0 1302 825 157 .82 32 6 0 1143 1001 114 .19 32 10 0 1008 1326 76.02 16 10 0 731 1262 57.92 16 12 0 640 1705 37.54 8 12 0 675 1805 37.40 8

LA TROBE UNI 14 OLD GEELONG 14 OLD CAREY 14 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE14 BENTLEIGH 14 SWINBURNE UNI 14 IVANHOE ASSUMPTION 14 WEST BRUNSWICK 14 •WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 14 FAONASH GRYPHONS 14 *In eligible player round 1 2

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D For A 2 1 0 1433 498 287.75 92 .31 9 3 0 827 649 127.43 75 .00 8 4 0 837 543 154.14 66 .67 8 5 0 1041 717 145.19 61 .54 7 5 1 897 746 120.24 53 .85 5 7 0 703 717 98.05 41 .67 3 8 1 713 994 71 .73 25 .00 2 10 0 542 1036 52 .32 16 .67 379 1543 24 .56 7 .69 1 12 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0.00

CLUB 1 8 (2) P W L D For Agst % PIS OLD XAVERIANS (2) 14 12 2 0 1089 580 187 .76 48 OLD MELBURNIANS 14 12 2 0 1173 639 183 .57 48 FITZROY REDS 14 9 5 0 959 726 132 .09 36 OLD SCOTCH (2) 14 8 6 0 1036 964 107 .47 32 MONASH BLUES 14 7 7 0 833 935 89 .09 28 ELEY PARK 14 6 8 0 937 904 103 .65 24 COLLEGIANS 14 6 8 0 947 1017 93 .12 24 THERRY PENOLA 0 B 14 5 9 0 830 1061 78 .23 20 WHITEFRIARS 14 3 11 0 489 1085 45 .07 12 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 14 2 12 0 618 1160 53 .28 8

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UNIVERSITY BLUES 14 14 0 0 1731 391 442 .71 56 OLD TRINITY 14 12 2 0 1413 601 235 .11 48 EMMAUS ST LEOS 0 C 14 9 5 0 1004 648 154 .94 36 NORTH OLD BOYS 14 8 6 0 854 674 126 .71 32 OLD SCOTCH (3) 14 7 7 0 817 1013 80 .65 28 CAULFIELD GR 14 5 8 1 897 1263 71 .02 22 OLD GEELONG 14 5 9 0 881 1045 84 .31 20 LA TROBE UNI 14 4 9 1 509 1098 46 .36 18 OLD CAREY 14 2 12 0 618 1439 42 .95 8 MONASH GRYPHONS 14 2 12 0 531 1322 40.17 8 ------------------------------' 1

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PIS L D For Agst % 1 0 1416 896 158 .04 48 2 0 1291 827 156 .11 44 4 0 1507 1177 128.04 36 5 0 1266 1077 117.55 32 6 0 1160 1196 96.99 28 8 0 857 1059 80.93 20 9 0 1114 1106 10012 16 9 0 853 1146 74.43 16 10 0 663 1359 48 .79 12 8 11 0 925 1209 76 .51

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13 13 9 9 8 5 4 4 3 1

p B SECTION ST KEVINS 13 ST BEDES MENT TIG 13 OLD ESSENDON GR 13 COLLEGIANS 13 OLD IVANHOE 13 OLD BRIGHTON 13 NORTH OLD BOYS 13 MAZENOD 0 C 13 OLD PARADIANS 13 BEAUMARIS 1 3

B/ 10 9 9 9 7 7 6 3 3 1

% Pts 1 D For Agst 3 0 1438 1140 126 .14 40 4 0 1355 987 137 .28 36 4 0 1458 1159 125 .80 36 4 0 1030 962 107 .07 36 5 1 1087 1080 100.65 30 6 0 1110 1045 106.22 28 7 0 1053 1059 99 .43 24 9 1 901 1313 68 .62 14 10 0 900 1297 69 .39 12 4 12 0 904 1194 75 .71

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p C SECTION MHSOB 14 CAULFIELD GR 14 PARKDALE VULTURES 14 OLD CAMBERWELL 14 MONASH BLUES 14 HAMPTON ROVERS 14 AJAX 14 THERRY PENOLA 0 B 14 EMMAUS ST LEOS 0 C 14 GLEN EIRA 1 4

W 12 11 9 8 8 7 5 5 3 1

L D For Agst % Pls 2 0 1293 966 133 .85 48 2 1 1586 948 167 .30 46 5 0 1246 1075 115.91 36 5 1 1155 1027 112.46 34 6 0 1136 957 118.70 32 7 0 1073 1028 104 .38 28 9 0 1150 1238 92 .89 20 9 0 997 1306 76 .34 20 11 0 1068 1495 71 .44 12 4 13 0 947 1611 58 .78

L D For A~sr % Pts P W B RESERVE NORTH OLD BOYS 13 11 2 0 944 526 179 .47 44 COLLEGIANS 13 11 2 0 812 594 136 .70 44 ST KEVINS 13 9 3 1 978 629 155 .48 38 OLD BRIGHTON 13 7 6 0 772 568 135.92 28 MAZENOD 0 C 13 7 6 0 764 889 85 .94 28 OLD ESSENDON GR 13 5 8 0 718 735 97 .69 20 ST BEDES MENT TIG 13 5 8 0 593 766 77 .42 20 OLDIVANHOE 13 4 9 0 641 936 68 .48 16 OLD PARADIANS 13 4 9 0 485 898 54 .01 16 BEAUMARIS 13 1 11 1 536 855 62 .69 6

p Dl SECTION UNIVERSITY BLACKS 14 ORMOND 14 BANYULE 14 FITZROY REDS 14 YARRA VALLEY 0 B 14 PENINSULA 0 B 14 AQUINAS 0 C 14 PRAHRAN 14 OLD MENTONIANS 14 SALESIAN 0 C 1 4

6Y L D For Agst % Pls 14 0 0 1702 818 208 .07 56 10 4 0 1350 953 141 .66 40 10 4 0 1375 1017 135.20 4 0 9 5 0 1154 833 138 .54 36 8 6 0 1286 1105 116 .38 32 5 9 0 1069 1416 75 .49 20 5 9 0 850 1256 67 .68 20 4 10 0 1002 1215 82 .47 16 4 10 0 935 1273 73 .45 16 4 1 13 0 766 1671 45.84

.r a _Pb 1 D L C RESEfiVE P W HAMPTON ROVERS 14 11 3 0 991 704 140 .77 44 AJAX 14 9 5 0 874 558 156 .63 36 MONASH BLUES 14 8 5 1 906 745 121 .61 34 CAULFIELD GR 14 8 6 0 978 736 132 .88 32 THERRY PENOLA 0 B 14 8 6 0 768 800 96 .00 32 OLD CAMBERWELL 14 8 6 0 836 871 95 .98 32 EMMAUS ST LEOS 0 C 14 7 7 0 962 828 116 .18 28 MHSOB 14 6 7 1 860 623 138 .04 26 PARKDALE VULTURES 14 4 10 0 720 1093 65 .87 16 0 GLEN EIRA 14 0 14 0 441 1474 29 .92

p D2 SECTION OLD CAREY 14 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE14 OLD GEELONG 14 IVANHOE ASSUMPTION 14 LA TROBE UNI 14 BENTLEIGH 14 SWINBURNE UNI 14 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 14 WEST BRUNSWICK 14 MONASH GRYPHONS 1 4

W 12 11 10 9 7 5 4 4 4 3

SECTION

RUPERTSWOOD 1 4 OAKLEIGH 14 ST JOHNS O C 14 UHS-VU 14 SOUTH MELD DISTRICTS 14 POWER HOUSE 14 MT LILYDALE 14 WERRIBEE AMATEURS 14 SYNDAL TALLY-HO 14 HAWTHORN AMATEURS 14

12 12 10 9 9 5 4 3 3 3

OLD WESTBOURNE KEW ELSTERNWICK ST MARYS BULLEEN COBRAS ALBERT PARK ELTHAM COLLEGIANS NORTH BRUNSWICK RICHMOND CENTRAL BOX HILL NORTH

PIS L 0 For A % 2 0 1588 870 182 .53 48 3 0 1447 1017 142 .28 44 3 1 1396 973 143 .47 4 2 5 0 1222 1104 110 .69 36 7 0 1130 1105 102 .26 28 8 1 978 1332 73 .42 22 10 0 1053 1315 80.08 16 79,45 16 10 0 1017 1280 10 0 833 1323 62.96 16 11 0 888 1263 70 .31 1 2 0 For 6! 2 0 1638 961 170 .45 2 0 1460 1018 143 .42 4 0 1260 985 127 .92 5 0 1178 894 131 .77 5 0 1262 1218 103.61 9 0 1111 1154 96.27 10 0 1046 1386 75.47 11 0 1197 1503 79.64 11 0 954 1323 72 .11 11 0 1043 1707 61 .10

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0 1505 676 222 .63 52 0 1474 819 179.98 52 0 1465 1050 139.52 36 0 1603 1230 130 .33 36 0 1270 1093 116.19 32 0 1210 1296 91 36 20 1 889 1343 66 .20 18 0 1217 1679 72 .48 16 0 965 1622 59,49 12 1 1023 1813 56 .43 6

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UNIVERSITY BLUES 13 13 0 0 1496 389 384 .58 52 ST BERNARDS 13 9 4 0 889 685 129 .78 36 OLD TRINITY 13 8 5 0 789 589 133 .96 32 OLD SCOTCH 13 8 5 0 974 824 118 .20 32 DE LA SALLE 13 7 6 0 813 765 106 .27 28 OLD XAVERIANS 13 7 6 0 770 824 93 .45 28 OLD HAILEYBURY 13 6 7 0 808 813 99 .38 24 MARCELLIN 13 4 9 0 674 920 73 .26 16 OLD MELBURNIANS 13 2 11 0 541 1060 51 .04 8 26,75 4 WHITEFRIARS 13 1 12 0 337 1260

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