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SPORTSCOVER VAFA MAJOR SPONSO R Football has been a slowly evolving game over its life time but in the past 15 years the game has gone through a revolution . Let's be honest, it wasn't too long ago that football was pretty basic - centre the ball and kick it to the big bloke up front . Denis Pagan changed all that when he pushed the forwards up and invented the famous "paddock" for Wayne Carey to play in . It was brilliant plan built around the super skills of one player but, when you think about it, "Pagan's paddock" was really just a jazzed up version of Tommy Hafey's "long bombs to Royce" . Basically, the idea was to get it to the big bloke up front . Since then we have seen floods and super-floods that have had many people concerned about the state of Australian Rules at the elite level and now it is possession football that is raising eyebrows . I guess the question for us in the Victorian Amateur Football Association is, will these trends set by the professionals filter through into grass-roots football ? The answer is yes . Although the general consensus at the moment is that our players do not have the skills to carry out such strategies, I beg to differ . One day a coach will come into the association and he will organise his team to execute these game plans . And if that coach wins games he will be a genius . I don't care what some very experienced coaches say, football is about winning . There is no point looking pretty when you get belted each week . The possession game that we're seeing more and more of in the top level may look ugly but it takes discipline, organisation and good foot skills to pull off . And frankly, I would rather see a game that is a contest rather than a 100-point floggin g When people kick up a fuss about possession football generally what they don't like is the kick backwards . And let's face it, 20-years ago, kicking backwards and across goal was a major "no-no" . But what we're seeing now is a player's first instinct is to look across and backwards, rather than forwards . At times it seems some players are relieved to have

delivered the ball to a mate because it is no longer his problem. When the hysteria of possession footbal l simmers down, peopl e will realise it is not vastly different to what has been happening for years . You can see teams implementing the first steps of this in the amateurs today. When the centre-man swings out of the middle and sees his half-forward on the lead and in space he will try and hit him . Why? It's better to go to him and keep the ball than it is to kick to a pack and run the risk of giving up the pill and allowing your opponents to counter-attack . Kicking to a bloke on his own is nothing new in football - it is the going backwards and sideways that is the supposed problem . If you have ever watched good teams play this way it actually can be exciting when the ball is eventually delivered to the speedster who has the licence to break the lines and set up the goal or slot one from 50 metres . Football is in great shape and it's only a matter of time before coaches start trying a variety of different tactics in the amateurs . They are experiments, and sometimes they will work and sometimes they won't but what will never go away in football is your big bloke up front . And when he is taking marks the best policy has - and always will be kick the ball to him .

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Apparently n school-kids play soccer than AFL the ; days . It's an extraordinary stat; a bit like being told tl, .t .yic .,ebat .;, is he most widely played band on Triple R . Even more amazing is that another Barkers Road heathen, a RUGBY PLAYER, has emerged as the key to their old boys' side . Matt Handley is 20, built like Brutus Beefcake's brother in law and played rugby union at school . With minimal footy experience, he won the Under 19s goal-kicking last year, kicked a swag of goals in the seconds in the first few rounds and waltzed onto `"^ senior scene with bags of 7 & 9 . As incongruous as a union player in a Xavier footy jumper t'arely holds a candle to the sight of an AGE JC _IST (le horreurl) dominating across half forward .-r C-_ Scotch . Ben Doherty, late of the Canberra Tir ;"+ of the Spencer St Soviet, was mighty in )is first senior game (after kicking 7 in fore) . He didn't figure in r'" h e amateurs let me know at u nc i in lichmond that he is one of the m+ n around at Camberwell for ma ty a weren't disgraced but lost ioovey to in - r i't get much out James Hope, who was taggeu out of proceedings . Speaking of excitement machines, it's hard to top the mark of De La's Jarrod Maloney, who I'm told took the greatest hanger seen in A Grade footy since OMs' James Miller put a foot on myself and Tim Silvers' head in 1 999 and rose vertically . Haven't seen them thus far, but there's a bit to like about De La . Duggan & Payson are tearing up the midfield, Harrison & Mannix (sensation) arr -째 so-- - $ ) .. . .. -d and Corin looks impenetrable at Cl- n a cosy month ahead and people are startinc L : them up . Andrew Ramadan was easily Trinity's b..,, 1. People are also taking up Messrs Potter and Hopwood, of St Bernards and Haileybury respectively, who both had day outs in front of goal on Saturday . Potter led the Bernies to their first win over Uni in donkey's years while Hopwood's eight was another nail in the coffin of the struggling OMs . Important to note Carl Steinfort's good game for the Bloods while the Snakepit now rivals the Badlands as Amateur football's very own house of horrors . Joe Sturrock was best for Uni, who are still a factor, but increasingly (and oddly) losing touch . Selections Right, De La will annihilate Old Melburnians, no question about it .

Uni should, and must, defeat Old Trinity at the Varsity . Xavs, with more players back, will touch up -Ivanhoe at Toorak Park. Haileybury will demolish Marcellin on Sunday . So there's four . . . . The match of the day the the 'Pit is much tougher . Scotch have done nothing wrong, have a forward line brimming with talent and a combined height advantage of about six kilometres . But the Bernies play their home ground to perfection and may have a little bit more run on what is a big ground and excellent surface. Home side by a goal . Trivia . Which A Section footballer is also a champion surf life saver and recently competed in the National Championships on the Gold Coast? No prizes this week. Last week's answer : The Foo was a champion shot putter and discus thrower, as well as being a handy golfer, lower order pinch hitter on the cricket field and (incredibly) a nimble and reliable WICKET KEEPER for the Haileybury's First Xl . Former nemesis Damien Joyce, from North Old Boys, wins the lunatic soup .

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Old Ivanhoe would IE : ;; to congratulate `on reaching 100 games this week. Sam, a solidly built onballer(wingman with good hand and kicking skills, has been a stalwart player in the reserves and an all-round great clubman as well , The Old Scotch Football Club congratulates club captain Tristan B eranger for playing his 100th game with the club last Saturday. Tristan leads the club with distinction both on and off the field and has made a great impact in his time at the club . He leads from the front and a great team effort was a fitting reward for Bear's milestone . Old Scotch also congratulates Charles Swan, . and Adam Routledge who have all played 'their c ame for the club this season . Old Xavs congratulate ih{ean who today plays his 150th Game - Simon join~-d Old Xavs in 1997 and has played in 5 A grade Premierships and proudly represented Victoria on 9 occasions . Well done Simon from all at the Club .

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21 93 11 .5 12 .9(81) 2,5 6.6 12.7 15=11 (1 01 ) A . Bourke, A. Ramadan, T. Eckrsley, M. n Burrows . A . Kenna, D . Buttler, A Payson 2, M . Duggan, J . LaragY. B 3 . Coriq D . Lowe, L, Seeger. M. :: Jamie Kvrns (F) Simon Stucco (F) Brendan K) _u (G) Michael O'coquiell (G) 2.3 4 .3 5.4 (34) 9.7 18. 9 21 .11 (137) P n. ' 3usso. Best : A. nr, C, a, Old Hail: Goats: H. Fh _ ^,C.Stein',ort2, N Corcoi If s, C. Stemfort, D t.i< Brom. r Satc6fte (F) Dean Her rB) Can ro Craig __ .ei Scully (G ) Sf rda 16 .6 (102) 8.2 Be y, c.2 16 5.9 9.16 (70 ) SI G{ C. PoRer 6 . . S adori 3, C . Lr a 2, D . Jar des 2, ?7 . M . illy. Best: C . Potter, D. Janudes, J . Madden, C. Liberau C arm But Blues: Goals j, Cordy 3, T. Rankin 2, 0. GI on, J . Cassell, T. Hurter Best: J . Sturrock, 0 . Giessen, A. L( : non. M Kordicz Umpires: Grant Waldrop (F) Peter L° tattcev Jenkir°°° '9) Dan ;eE Brookes (G) Lucas 6.4 10.6 (66) 17.9 20 .11 (131 ) R . Iacoms, t 13ren . C. ti C. t°!o , R D; 4,F 2 . S. J( c 2, in i, J a F Colbert, Handley, A Bi an, A C 3e1d. S . Y U A res : Wayne Hinton F) Luke Holmes tr; tramersn Hayes P Gat t (G ) Andrew Esposito (G )

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Marcellin QC 0.4 1,6 18(14) Old Xaeerians 8.4 11 .6 16 .10 (106) Marc: Goals: A. Ceccomancmi . Best : C . G . Cull, L. Watkins, P. O'Callaghan, L . Boyd, G . Petroff Old Xav: Goals : D . Smith 5, D. Walsh 5, L . Ginnivan 2, S, McCarthy, J. Frascati . D . Higgins, A . Ryan . Best D . Walsh, S. Skidmore, P. Ryan, A. F in ;. Si 3.1 5.5 67 7.8(50) Of 2 .3 6,11 (59 ) D P ni . ` ., . . ~.~.. :~f: F.§ .Juncsk.ay, : Goals: L. A. Popko. Best, artl 7 .1 ~ 12.6 17 .10 (112) 0.2 33 5.5 6.9(45 ) l I Sz ch : Goals . J . BQaurepare 4, T. Widmer 4, T. Wilson 2, B . Dean 2, N. Hildebrandt, T. Hocking, T. Je;bart, W. Snaddon, J . Davis . Best: H . Dick, T. Keck, R. Josephs, N . Hildebrandt, B_ Dean, T . Widmer Did Ivanhoe: Goals: G . Fowler 2 . D. Hawkes 2, Z. Keane, K . Theodossi . Best : N . Pratt, J. Bioney, R . Butler, G. Fowler, K. Theodossi, S. Morris DI el arnians 1 .2 5,3 7.3 10.6 (66) QIr bury 2 .5 4.6 5.8 5.10 (40) Oh Goals: G. Tsiotras 3, N . Barrett 2, J . Byrne 2, E. Selby 2, B. Nicoll . Bes . 2 -an, A . Permits,, N . Russell, G . Tswtras Old Hail:tJ"'Ism-,D n 2 . G . Ghipper5eld C. Ferguson, F LAobammad. Best: T. G, t,,., J Be':, P O'Donnell, L. Floyd, M. Dowling Old Trit 2 .1 3.3 11 .5 12.6 (78) Of ' Be 7_1 7.2 Z9 (51) Old' i: Z .' isms 6, M_ Donahoo 2, D. Rowley 2, S. Amore. S . B!adeni. Bi tA . Donahoe, Z . Williams . J . Burgess, S . Amore DLS: Goals: A Johnstone 3, 5_ trwood 2. R. 15'almsley, M, Dakin . Bet : W . Dwyer, D. Keely, A. Johns; V is,. J . irst, R McArdle

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Coach: Mark Lowe Ant Coach : fv:nan Cannol,y R . Coach: Many W11Club 18: Benjamin Burk

Coach : Vaughan Cleary Rs. Coach: Knrnell Dachs

Ras Ccadh : Ben McGee

1 D. Spithill 2 R. Buckley 3 B . Colin (C) 4 L. Harriso n 5 M . Duggan Sr A. Quick 6 M . Moore 7 P. Harrison (DVC) 8 J. La Ragy 9 J . Moloney 10 T. Silvers 11 P. Bourke 12 M . Fieldsend 13 A. Johnstone 14 W. Dwyer 15 B. Quinane 16 J. Oakley 17 N . Thompson 18 J. Stinear 20 A. Shields 21 D. Payson 22 M. Brown 23 R . Sherman 24 J. Morel 25 R . Warmsley 26 C. Punton 27 M. O'Donnell (C-Res) 28 J. Hirst 29 R. Marks 29 C. Browne 30 B. Mannix 31 N. Free 32 D. Lowe 33 N. Stewart 34 B . Vague 34 N. Harris 35 T. Demetriou 36 W. Jolley 37 P. Curran 38 D. Keely 39 B . Oakley y 41 M . Nichol 41r D. McInerney (C-Res) 42 T. Kovess 42r D. Jarvis 43 A. Greenhalg 44 J. Green 45 J. Dykes 45r T. Molan 46 L . Jarvis 47 M. Dakin 48 D. Black 49 R. Semmel 50 S. Conway 51 D. Browning 52 T. Moloney 53 N. Roberts 54 M . Nankervis 55 V. Moloney 56 L. Seeger 57 R. Hancock 58 S . Morwood 59 D. Colman 60 L. Casey

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Coach : Peter rscholson

1 C. Steinfort 2 S. Davey 3 P. Corrigan (C ) 4 S ~9~ d Jo ( (DVC) es 5 H. Hopwood 6 L Siapantas 7 M . Corrigan 8 F. Mohammad 9 M . Brewer 10 C. Etstathiou 10 S. Roberts 11 A. McIntyre 12 B. O' Farrell 13 B. Dolman 14 S .Jones 15 D. Mackenzie 16 P. O 'Donnell 17 K . Ford (VC) 18 N. Harrison 19 M. Armstrong 20 M. Fankhauser 21 A .Jenke 22 D. Mason 23 M. Seccull 24 B . Trollope 25 S. Ellis 26 J . Bell (RC) 28 D. Fisher 29 B. Carson 30 D. Worries 31 D. Lay 32 R . Dolman 33 S. Walden 34 J. Moresi 35 T. Chisholm 36 N . Corcoran 37 D. Brown 38 L . Floyd 39 A. Floyd 41 S. Saunders 42 J. Mueller 43 D. Salter 44 J. McLauchlan 45 M. Dowling 46 B. Crawford 47 R. Mitchell 48 G . Chipperfield 49 L. Pitcher 50 S. Janse n 51 H. McLauchlan 52 C. Ferguson 53 rA Levy 54 A . Vitolins 55 B . Langford-Jones 56 D. Armstrong 57 A . Kight `s8 A . Baker 59 N . Gibson 60 A . Shaw 62 G. White 67 C . Carroll

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ASSET MANAGEMENT

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Coach : Barry Rchardton Res Coach : Antt~i Bourke

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STAERMARDS Coach: Sense Madde n

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RIEUM Whitefriars OC v Collegians Mazenod OC v Old Brighton Or Caulfield Or v Melbourne High School OB St Kevins OB v Old Essendon Or - at SportscoverArena Saturday University Blacks v Beaumari s

La Trope University v Old Ivanhoe Or Old Essendon Or v Emmaus St Leos DC Melbourne High School 0B v Ormon d St Bedes Mentone Tigers v Ajax Bentleigh v Oakleig h

~ Ormond v Paths Vulture s Hampton r s v AJAX Old Camberwell v Lid Paradians North Old Boys/St Patricks Col v St Bodes Mentone Tigers Monash Blues v Fitzroy Reds

Aquinas has the bye Rupertswood v Old ?, estbourr= e Bulleen Templestosve v Therry Penola 08 Kew v Old Xaverians (2 ) Fitzroy Reds v North Old Boys/St Patricks Col

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M 1 Oakleigh Clayton v Hampton Rovers Old Mentonians v Monash Blue s De La Salle OC v Old Haile arians - to Parkdale Vultures -

02 SECTION Williamstown CYMS v Aquinas OC Werribee v Ivanhoe Assumptio n Peninsula OB v La Trobe University Oakleigh v St Johns O C Glen Eire v Salesian

03 SECTIO N Old Westbourne v South Melbourne Districts UHS-VU v St Mary s Swinburne University v West Brunswick Elsternwick v Bentleigh Monash Gryphons v Kew 04 SECTION Hawthorn v Bulleen Cobras Box Hill North v Albert Park Syndal Tally He v Eltham O C North Brunswick v Richmond Central Power House v Eley Park Shark s

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Two by Two has equated to eight for Old Brighton in the past fortnight while for the h--) less SKOB it has equated to absolute zilch . REVIEW Another heart stopper at the Park for Old Brighton, which is doing nothing for Andy Mullett's heart palpitations . Controlled it early did the Tonners, until half way through the second quarter, when SKOB took control of the air and the clearances to hit the front and look the likely winners . But it was the class and experience of Nick Perry and Adam Pirrie in the end that helped Old Brighton win . Marcus Dollman made a fine return from a bout of appendicitis . Mazenod reckon that if I can still kick a goal I should appear at training, as their lack of forwards are costing them dearly . The Blacks led all day and returned to the winning list but a 10 goal return on a perfect day for football says something for the tightness of the Nodders defence who were all brilliant . Matt Watson, Pat Barry and Dan Costello who is having a great season were all good for the Blacks . Nick Lewton, Dave Chamberlain and Luke Morgan all did well . After a good opening term by Caulfield, Beatty struck back, and but for some shabby converting could have been right in the game at the main interval . The floodgates opened in the third as the classy Fields slammed on 7 twins to put the contest beyond doubt with a 10 goal buffer at the end . In no particular order Strain, Wright and Winter were all good Fields . Mark Ensor kept Brett Sinclair goalless in a superb performance, and Mark Boon was good, as was big Luke McNicholas . OEG versus Collegians was a good one to watch with plenty of contents in the air from two tall sides. Was it a Grand Final preview I wonder!!! Tom Bull and Shura Taft kicked vital goals for the Lions when needed, and deserve to be in the best along with defenders Andrew Baxter and Clint Harris . Stand out for OEG was Julian Kavanagh down back, Chris Goullet was ferocious with Leask and Skurrie against his old club also prominent . Whitefriars returned to Friar Park after the disappointment of last week looking for a win to mark Ben Janson's 100th . But is was not to be, as a combination of inaccuracy, ferocious tackling and a powerful MHSOB midfield saw the Unicorns come away with the 4 points .in a great result . Youngsters Lachie Evans, Tim Dunne and Will Taft were well backed up b y 8

the experienced Ewan Thompson and Roger McIntyre . Better ones for the Friars were Janson, Hill and Stafford . PREVIEW Beaumaris and Mazenod clash in a must win game for both club's at Shark Park. Both sides have been pretty competitive but have been struggling to score enough goals to win . Today it will be the defences who will control the result by limiting the chances of their opponents. Tough one to pick but perhaps the class of Aaron Salisbury and a parochial home crowd will see the Sharks over the line . Never easy to beat OEG at home no different for the Friars today. OEG have perhaps underachieved with the list they have at their disposal and will be looking to turn it on today for their home supporters . It will just be a bit tough for the plucky Friars to win . Collegians are certainly the form side and are looking forward to Parko's return to the Trott . The Blacks have been showing some improvement of late but will need t o

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show a lot more to totally trouble the Lions who are such an even combination . It's the Lions for me . MHSOB greet the ever improving SKOB at the school oval . Two heartbreaking 2 point losses must have devastated the young Skevvies, but they are a resilient lot and will continue to fight . But the High with their young guns showing the way have a bit of a sniff now and in a close one I'm expecting my hosts of the day to win . A ripper awaits at South Road as the Fields make the short trek across town to tackle the Tonners . Good test for both sides as it will show us all where they stand in the pecking order. It is particularly hard to tip against Old Brighton at home but I just have a feeling that with a few players still to return to their lineup, they may struggle and that the almost full strength Fields might do the impossible and win at Brighton . PRESS CORRESPONDENTS As usual I need your assistance to write this column . A brief match report including players worthy of mention by 8pm Monday Nights please . Contact Details are 0403 433 016 or drop me an email to brainco@optusnet .com .a u

STO ; Whitefriars OC Football Club wishes to congratulate Ben Janson on his 100th game last weekend . After debuting in the Under 19s in 2000, BJ made his senior debut in 2001, and has since been a fixture in the senior team . This has included the C Grade premiership of 2002, and the push to A Grade for the first time in 2004. A player with rare skill and tremendous courage, he is a favourite of the Friar Faithful. Congratulations from all at Old Brighton to our brave Reserves skipper, Chris McNicol who chalks up his 100th game for the club today. One of the most popular and dedicated men in Red and Blue, Chris is now in his seventh year at Old Brighton, and his determined attack on the ball is a continuing inspiration to his team . A Reserves Best and Fairest winner in 2002, Chris is enjoying another excellent season and he will hopefully enjoy some finals action this season . Well done Noodle . Best wishes from all of us and good luck for the next ton !

Beaumaris v Mazenod O C Old Essendon Or v Whitefriars OC Melbourne High School OB v St Kevins OB Old Brighton Or v Caulfield Or Collegians v University Blacks

B SECT r St Keeins 08 3.2 7.3 11.7 11 .11 (77) Old Brighton Gr 5.1 8.3 9 .4 12 .7 (79) SK08: Goals : M . Dollman 4, R . Chard 2, J. Charles, W. Chillier, A. Lynch, M. Mulgrew, D . Ryan. Best: M. Sullivan, W. Guilder, M . Doliman, L. Mahoney, D. Wissell, D. Sheehy Old Br : Goals: Mason 2 Toll 2 Pirrie 2 B Gadsden M Gadsden Buckley Jakobi MacGillivray Perry. Best: Phelan Edwards B Gadsden Jakobi Buckley Tolj. Umpires: Dirk Kramer (F) Albie Firley (F) James Gregory (8) Robbie Mayston (B) Sam Perrin (G) Tristian Collin (G ) Collegians 3.3 7.6 9 .7 13 .9 (87) Old Esaendon Cr 1 .1 22 5 .4 6 .7(43) : T. Bull 3, S Coll : Goals . Taft 2, B. Robbins 2, G. Blumfield, J. Jorgensen, C. Unsworth, S . Woolley, R . Harkness, R . Hosking. Best: C . Harris, T. Bull, B . Robbins. A. Baxter, S. Taft, C. Hoist Old Ess: Goals: D. Flaherty 2, S. Playtair, R. Baddeley, D. Caridi, S. Demorton. Best: J. Kavanagh, C Goullet, J . Leask, T. Skurrie, C. Innes, L . Teal Umpires: Shane Mackintosh (F) Robert O'Gorman (F) Ryan Place (B) Mark Hamilton (B) Adam Edwick (G) Daniel Dalpos (G ) OdhitefriarsOC 1 .5 3.7 4.9 6 .t5(51) MHSOB 4.0 9.0 9 .6 13 .7 (85) White : Goals : J . Anderson, B. Stafford, B. Torrey, N . Handley, C. Smith, G. Hill. Best: B. Janson, G . Hill, B . Stafford, L. Swain, J . Marchesi, N . Handley hinSOB: Goals : T. Dunne 4, L . Horne 2, D . Wiseman 2, J. Anderson, S. Anderson, L. Evans, J. Garner, W. Taft. Best : L. Evans, T. Dunne, W. Taft, R. McIntyre, E . Thompson, J. Richmond Umpires : David Phillips (F) Sacha Koffman (F) Blake Curtis (B) Frank Palermo (B) Matthew Cowley (G) Bruce Stephens (G ) Caulfield Gr 4.3 7.7 14.9 17.13 (115) Beaumaris AFC 2.2 3.9 5.10 7 .14 (56) Cant : Goals: J . Wright 4, G. Winter 3, R. Foote 2, C . May 2, B. Carboni, A. Docker, C. Hammond, G. Knight, M. Liddell, J . Sayers . Best: A . Strain, J . Wright, G. Winter, C. Hammond, M . Pennycuick, R . Foote Beaum: Goals: M. Matulick 2, M . Boon, M Lee, D . Teesdale, A . Salisbury, B. Presnell. Best: M. Ensor, M. Boon, A. Catlin, J. Heath, S. Lynch, C . Martin Umpires: Dharshaka Peiris (F) David Lepair (F) Simon Abel (B) Glen Kennedy (B) Graeme Booth (G) Clive Shipley (G ) University Blacks 3.1 6.6 8.10 10 .13 (73) Mazenod OC 1 .1 3.2 4 .4 7 .6 (48) Uni Blacks : Goals : M . Battista 2, M . Kempton 2, T. Bevacqua, J. Dowsley, J. Green, A. Jesse, M. Sawge, J . Sibdia . Best : D . Costello, M . Watson, P. Barry, L . O'Connell, M . Saville, M. Battista A9az: Goals : D . Dunne 3, L. Morgan 2, D . Kelly, N. Marmo. Best: N . Lawton, D . Chamberlain, B . Chamberlain, N. Parry, P. Nelson, S . Moran Umpires: Field Rdfl (F) Boundary Rdfl (B) Goal Rdfi (G) Peter James (F) Chris Mills (B) Edward Boal (G) B RESERV E Whitetriars OC 1 .4 2.8 3.12 5 .t3 (43) MHSOB 2.1 3.1 4 .5 9 .7(61) White : Goals: A. Gamble 2, D. Crea, A. D'aloisio. Best: G . Day, J . Carlo, J . Pumpa, A. Gibbs, L . Kaidor, A . Kenez rAnSOB: Goals: N. Orchard 3, G . McCully 2, T. Pitts, M . Hamilton-Ho, K . McDonald, S . Bayliss. Best: A . Saultry, A. O'Brien, M. Bowen, N. Orchard, M . Feferkranz, S. Mitchell 7.15 10 .20 (80) St Kevins 08 5.6 6.9 Old Brighton Gr 0.1 3.4 3 .6 4 .9 (33) SKOB: Goals: L . Kalesaran 3, J. O'Rourke 3, R. Caldow, J . Dempsey, M . Paxino, F. Monty. Best: J. O'Rourke, L . Kalesaran, S . Mount, R . Caldow, J. Lynch, R. Boyse Old Brighton: Goals : S . Eastgate, A . Vandendungen, A . Walsh, A. Clark. Best: C. Stewart, A . Kennedy, M . Smith, T. March, C . McNicol, A. Clark 12 .18 20.23 (143) Collegians 3.6 6.9 Old Essendon Gr 2.1 21 12 5 .3 (33) Coll : Details not received . Old Ess: Goals: A. Fewster, C. Kalogiannis, C . Morgan, T. Rumble, P. Rogash . Best: M . Flaherty, P. Rogash, C. Morgan, M . Hycenko, L. Kavanagh, A. Fewste r Caulfield Gr 5 .10 8,11 13 .15 17.16 (110) Beaumaris AFC 0.0 2.0 3 .2 6 .5(41) Cool : Goals: B. Gale 4, S . Am et 3, N . Edwards 2, A. Goold 2, R. Chapple, G. Crathern, C. Fagan, A. Green, E . Kalaja, W. Rudd. Best: A. Green, M . Sundberg, J. Franklin, W . Bowes, N . Edwards, W. Hepworth Beaum: Goals: M. Pigs 3, A. Kent, S. May, T. Whiny, Best: S . McNicholas, B . Gray, K. Bliesner, T. Whitty, B . Soutar, M. Pitts University Blacks 7.3 10.7 16 .9 25.1g (160) Mazenod9C 0.1 0.2 1.6 1 .7(13) Only Blacks : Goals : N . Martin 5, D. Irwin 5, T. Brumby-Rendell 3, J. Rippon 3, A . Else 3, A. Ross 2, G . Allan, E . Hardy, E. Ryan, C. Wallace . Best: T. Brumby-Rendell, K. Prestidge, A . Else, N . Martin, D. Irwin, R . Wood Maz: Goals : D . McMullin. Best: S. Gastricum, S. Paalucci, L. Hawkins, D . Grant, J. Schiano, D. McMulli n

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MHSOB

C,h h AsstCo.;.h: Res Coach

1 M . Dugga n 2 L . Wonnacott 3 J. Heat h 4 M . Matulic k 5 M . Ensor (VC) 6 A. Spenc e 7 S. Lynch 8 M . O'Brien 9 B. Cousins 10 L. Buller 11 M . Lee 12 L. Heaiv 13 J . WhitC• 14 T Collins 15 PA . Boo r

16 A . Salisbury 17 S . May 18 N.Kennedy 19 M . Atkins 20 K . Bliesner 21 S . Cable 22 L. Atkin s 2= ; B . Gray 25 D.T 26 A . C 27 B . _ 28 J. Vance ~- . s C) 29 C . :_ .3rtin (C) 31 C . Graham 32 L. Ferrari 33 A . Wl t, n 34 H . : Ilan (Res VC) 35 S . hc 36 N ., ns 37 R . Presnell 38 M. son 39 L . c 40 J. 41 R . He c<w 43 T. . . . ^:^ough 45 M. Kui,u 46 T. Dean 47 A. Kent 48 T. Whitty 49 B. Souter 50 A. Clemente 53 A. Pol l

54 B. Presne!I 55 L, Quirk 56 A. Horton 57 B. Filson 58 J Bramwell 59 J .Roney 61 M . Bramwell 62 C.Shone 64 D. Murphy 65 G . Shattoc'r, 66 P. McConchie 63 B .BoWker 70 D. James 71 D Sawl e 74 K .Gaspenno 76 C. Terpsinis

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45 S .1'hrr 46 J . Fie i 47 S .Je: isen 48 R. Ch--x ,e 49 W. H > th 50 N . Green 51 K . Bigg s 52 M .Sundberg 53 E . Kalat a 54 D . Smale 55 C . Hooper 56 T Doake 57 P. Farmer 58 M . Fallon 59 T. Basham 61 M . Benkemoun 62 C . Sheppard 63 Z. D'Arcy 64 E. Andrew 65 A. Stobart 66 C . Grigg 67 J Sc~fl 71 M. Cassidy

1 J. Dixon (VC) 2 T. Bul l 3 B. Mooney 4 A. Shinkiield 5 R.Henebery 6 N. Baxter 6 S. Woolley 7 S. Taft 8 C. Unsxorth (C) 9 J Fry 10 J . Jorgensen 11 N. Burrows 12 N. Harrison 13 J . Casserly 14 J . Ashrr, 15 C. Holst 16 A.Ba 17 R. Ho: 17 D. Phi~. 18 J. Heritage 19 K . Jones 20 M . Parrent 21 C. Harris 22 M . Williams 23 D. Surkitt 24 E . Waters 25 R. Mui r 26 T. Baxter 27 G. Revision 28 N . McCann 29 N . Stone 30 L. Moon 31 N . Roach 32 C . Blumfiefd (VC) 33 B . Hoist 34 M. Wagner 35 M. Lync h 36 M. Roberson 37 R . Harkness 38 A . Felon s 39 N . Tsindos 40 0. Howard 41 N . Baxter 42 S. Arnett 43 T. Parkinson 44 B. Robbins 45 A . Stone 46 J. Hampton 47 Z. Moon 48 J. Baldwin 49 M. Rose 50 F. Bolan d 51 T. Rodgers Wilson 52 M Naylo r 53 C . Bi g 54 J.Adgemis 55 T. Cockles (RC) 56 A Smith 57 D. Williamson 58 N .Bobett 59 A. Wright - Smith 60 D. Nicholls 61 N. Wilson 72 ' .' Dyer 76 o. Hag e

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1 T. Castricu m 2 M. Chamberlain 3 D . Hansen 4 S . Mora n 5 D . Chamberlain 6 P. Nelson 7 S. Reed 8 W.Occhiuto 9 D. Kelly 10 B. Chamberlain (C) 11 D . Hose 12 J. Cuberes 13 M. Regan 14 N . Meehan 15 N . Parry 16 M. Apoltonio 17 C . Poletti 18 D. Dunne 19 L . Buszard 20 C. Murray 21 S. Polan 22 S. Veltman 23 S.Oldman 24 D. Nisbett 25 S. Stanley 26 J.Dunne 27 S. Kerr 28 J. Diaz 30 D. Maskeli 31 S. Castricum 32 S. Paolucci 33 S. Balloon 34 B. Regan 35 J. Aeillo 36 G . Miller 37 T. Vallance 38 L. Morgan 39 D. Cloonan 40 L. Hawkins 41 A. Quinn 42 C. Paine 43 L. Perkins 44 B. Costin 45 S . Paine 46 C. Bray 47 D. Micallef 48 C. Jayaweera 49 M . Vog t 50 L. Appolonio 51 M . Quinn 52 G. Tilling 53 J . Mather 54 D. Grant 55 L. Fuller 56 A . Bray 57 P. Souter 58 D. Morri s 59 C . Azzopardi 60 A . Bouchereau 61 M . McDowell 62 A . Longmuir 63 M . D'Rosana 64 A . Man)ikian 65 P. Harrington 66 J. Schiano 67 G. Bates 68 J. Di Pietro 69 N . Persia

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5 J. Simpson 5 L. Campbell 6 M. Brain (DVC ) 7 N . Orchard (RVC) 7 S. Whittingto n 8 J. Garner 9 D. Fairchild 10 C. Viltanrn 10 I . Tua

11 R .Ternes 12 J. Aitken 12 M. Feferkranz 13 S. Anderson 14 G . Leslie 14 M . Hamilton-Ho 15 A. O'Brie n 16 C. Kelly 16 R. Clovres 17 G . McCully 18 R. Limerick 19 L. Jones 19 S. Wrigley 20 L. Horne 20 T. Fraczek 21 J . Davi s 21 W. Taft 22 A. Svirskis 22 K . McDonald 23 A. Hogan

24 S .Yue 25 T. Dunne 26 L. Evan s 27 P. Spottissood 27 W.BadcWay 28 S . Moore 29 R. McIntyre (DVC) 30 R. Newton

31 L. McKinnon 31 M. B,-wen (RVC) 32 A .Cassell(VC) 33 A . Saultr y 34 E . Thompson (C) 35 J . Richmond

35 P. Rujevic 36 T. Bartholomew 37 M . Tin g

37 T. Harper 38 P Fountain 39 C . McGrath 40 A . Littlehales 40 A . Lust (Be) 41 J. Anderson 42 A. McCubbin 42 B. Betheras 43 D.Rosma n 43 R . Coxon (RVC) 44 J. Newton

45 R .Czwarno 46 I. Ousting 47 A. V,cendese 51 K. Harding 52 A. Villani 53 S. Mitchell 54 A. Li m 55 D. Wiseman 56 T. Wright 58 P. Greenhill 59 A. Hall

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Coach : Dan" Ha .y Res. Coach : Craig Rdey

Coach: Dave Murray Asst Coach: Ta}y At :ker Res Coach: Rob Gross

Coach: MRhory Parka Asst Coach : IARiw. W.Hv:na Res Coach: Chns Rartett

Cosch : Pat Mann u Asst Coach: Peter Rand.!I. Wayn e Reardon & Danwen Tayb r

1 N. Perry 2 A. Pirrie 3 C. Barrow 3 S . Olliver 4 A. MacGillivray (DVC) 5 A. Edge 6 R. Stewart 7 C. Reddin (VC Res) 8 C. McNicol (C Res) 9 P. Phelan (C) 10 J . Edge 11 B . Mason 12 J . Parrett (DVC) 12 S . Eastgate 13 R. Kent 14 C. Buckley 15 B . Gadsden 16 M . Gadsden (DVC) 17 A . Van Den Dungen 18 A . Salem 19 S . Ginnivan (DVC)

1 B . Hakim 2 C. Goullet 3 D. Forrest 4 D. Ryan 5 S . De Morton 5 L. O'Brien 6 R . Phelan 6 S . Dawson 7 J . Leask 8 L. Teal 9 M . Vetardo 10 M . Schappacher 10 M . Flaherty 11 J . Buckley 12 J. Kavanagh 13 J . Dazkiw 14 D . Cerantonio 15 A . Parker 16 T. Wilson 17 S. Towner

19 P. Angelini

18 D . Flaherty 18 M . Tanner 19 S. Play(air 20 R . Baddeley 21 S. Dale 22 M . Portia 23 T. Skurrie 23 P. Xhayteau 24 J. Dazkiw 25 A . Frazer 25 C . Morgan 26 C . Ward 27 J. Williamson 27 A. Mckenzie 28 A. Fewster 29 P. Rogash 30 C . Inness 31 D. Caridi 32 D. Poulton 33 D. Grant 34 D. Podger 35 T. Rumble 36 C . Obliubek

20 M . Smith 21 R. Joseph 21 T. Ewert 23 D. Dawes (VC) 24 T. Jakobi 25 N . Edwards

26 A . Ginnivan 27 N . Williams 28 A . Bristow 29 J . Dickerson 29 M . Bartlett 30 T. March 31 A . Paroissien 32 A . Goldner

33 L. Dale 34 A . Morley

35 C. Stewart 36 J . Salem

37 D. Hughes 38 T. Marshall 39 B . Crilly 40 J. Maguire 41 B. Blatt 42 L. Hendra (VC) 43 M . Ryan 45 C . McKimm 46 C . Toll 48 L. Ross 49 B. Scott 50 W. Leaf 51 J. Lynch 52 B. Paterson 53 A. Clark 54 J. Dooley 55 R . Joseph 57 N . Powell 58 C . Butters 59 N . Larkin 60 C . Brown 61 A. Walsh

62 A. Bradford 63 D. Ellis (VC Res) 65 A. Kennedy

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37 L . Fitzgerald

38 T. Campbell 39 K. Dawson 40 C . Kalogiannis 41 B. Overman 42 N . Bertram

2 M . Mulgrew 3 B . Dowd 4 L. Mahoney 5 M . Doliman 6 D. Mahoney 7 S . Mount 8 Tom . McCann 9 B . Fields 10 D. Wissell 11 T Duggan 12 M . Sherman 13 E . Waldron 14 J. Chades 15 M . Sullivan

16 B . Garvey 17 D. Ryan 18 R. Chard 19 D. Sheehy 20 D. Mount 21 R. Maguire 22 J. O'Keefe 22 M . Mazzarella

23 R. Boyse 24 D. Sullivan 25 R. Arnott 26 S . Betsey

27 P. Aughton 28 W. McCann 29 D. Gibbs 30 T. O'Hanton 31 A . Lynch 32 S . O'Connor 33 M . Maguire 34 A . white 35 J . Pope 36 N . O'Haoolran 37 M . Shannon 38 J . Liston 39 P. longmore 40 L. Kalesaran 41 M . Drinkwater 42 P. murray 43 R. Caldow 44 J . Kelsel 46 F. Monty 47 D . Steer 54 G. Holland 56 D . Walsh 67 A . Grant 82 S . Mitchell

43 J. Wilson 44 L . Kavanagh 45 N . Halaris

47 S. Howard 48 M. Makris 49 A. Christou

1 J. White 2. T. Sheldon 2 S. Chandler 3 P. Geister 3 R . Hamilton (RC) 4 A. Evans 5 E. Hardy 6 A. Bevacqua (VC)

26 D. Batten 27 M. Savige 28 D. Costello 29 N. Poyner 30 A. Jesse 31 P. Yeomans 32 A. Else 33 A. Fisher 34 L. Batten 35 B. Villella 36 M . Prowse 37 B. Harley

1 C. Woo d 3 R. Pawlik 5 B . Phan 7 S . Brosol o 8 B . Janso n 9 A . Pawlik 10 J . Anderso n 12 A . Brosol o 13 G. Hill 14 G. Power 16 J . Powe r 17 S . Anderso n 19 A . Hil l 20 L. Swai n 21 N . Handley 22 N . Cunningham 23 A . Woods 24 J. Daou 25 G. Day 26 J. Marchesi 27 P Stag g 28 B. Stafford 29 A . Glenn 30 J. Hogan 31 M . Vardy 32 R . Verno n 33 N . Crowe 34 E . Abdallah 35 J. Pedtro 36 C . Dyer 37 A . Adgemi s 38 R . Mattinson 39 C . Smith 40 D. Atkins 41 A . Thorpe 42 A . Kene z 44 L . Kaldo r 45 A . D'Aloisio 46 M . Duffy

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39 C. Brook 40 N. Martin 41 R. Green 42 T. Legoe 43 C. Beaton 44 E . Ryan 45 D. McLeod 46 M . Battista 47 T. Smith 50 A . Goonan 51 R. Wood 58 O. Scott 66 T. Ferguson 70 J . Green 77 T. Brumby-Rendell

48 R . Hil l 49 T. Hilton 50 D. Crea 51 J. Baranello 52 L . Arthurson 53 C . Pelos i 54 A. Garreffa 55 M. Cassin o 56 J. Smith

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59 M. Cahill 60 E. Wadiel d 62 A. Gibb s 65 D. Eames 66 J. Box 67 B. Wilson

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Former long standing and highly respected player at during the day for the past 10 years . The intensity of training Richmond Football Club, Duncan Rellatvay, now playing with also needs to be high given the relatively limited time Caulfield Grammarians, agreed to this interview with Geoff available for training . Reilley. GR : As a qualified physiotherapist and a player who suffered GR : Duncan, when did you play your last AFL game and what numerous, serious injuries, do you have any suggestions for have you been doing in the interim to stay in shape ? coaches regarding player management, particularly at DK : My last game was about round 14, 2004 . 1 have stayed amateur level? generally fit with a bit of running and the occasional weights DK: It's a good idea to have protocol in place to provide session and swim. I was reasonably fit but footy fitness is a guidelines for players and staff to follow . Having contacts different kettle of fish and I needed to become involved in pre- such as a sports physician and physio that you know and can season at Caulfield, especially to get the body used to refer players to is also important . " physical contact again . GR : Which AFL playerls, past or present, do you regard as the GR : Did you think when you retired that you may play again ideal role models ? at a lower level? DK: I think Chris Judd, also a Caulfield Grammarian, is as DK: The thought was in the back of my mind but I knew I was good a role model for either young or experienced players as going away to travel and work overseas in 2005 so I wasn't there is going around these days . A great player, fair and, sure if I would get the opportunity to play again . On returning importantly, also pursuing interests away from footbal l home my good mate, Andrew Will, current Caulfield Grammarians Club Captain, was going around for one more GR : You spent some time in the UK recently. Was it to further year and my body felt good so I thought why not . your professional career and did any aspect of sport in the UK impress you ? GR : What was the determining factor in deciding to play with DK: I worked in a sports medicine practice for a few months Caulfield Grammarians ? and applied for jobs at Fulham and Tottenham . I received DK: I am a past student of Caulfield Grammar and therefore interviews with both clubs but was not successful in getting knew quite a few of the guys at the football club . Although the a placement . majority of my closer schoolmates have retired, they still I have to say that the ball control of the Premier League follow the club and turn up to most matches . I consistently soccer players is really incredible and they also have great watched my mates play with the Grammarians throughout my speed . AFL career and therefore had an ongoing affinity with the club . GR: Do you have any thoughts of coaching Australian Rules in the future ? GR : You are one of three brothers to play in the VFL/AFL . Was DK: Happy to just have a kick this year and will see where I there any one coach who had a particular influence on you, or am at when the season finishes . your brothers Lochie and Andrew, to pursue the game at the elite level ? GR: Duncan, welcome to amateur football, thanks for your DK : Not really. We all just loved playing footy and aspired to time and good luck for the remainder of the season . play the highest standard we could. The support of our (The support group for Australian Rules football at Caulfield parents all the way through our footy careers has been Grammar School is named the 'Kellaway Club' and instrumental in us all doing well . acknowledges the outstanding playing careers of Lachlan, I should also say Peter Schwab really assisted me in making Duncan and Andrew and the exceptional contribution by their the transition from U19's and reserves to playing senior AFL parents Peter and Annette . Lachlan is in his second season as footy Assistant Senior Coach at Caulfield Grammarians . Peter, Annette and Andrew are regular supporters at Caulfield's GR : What do you regard as the most important quality in a matches) . coach ? DR : Definitely honesty . GR : What do you think is the key element for worthwhile training in amateur football given there is usually only tw o training sessions per week ? DK : Good lights at the ground! I have been spoilt by trainin g "I 12

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by Fraser Camero n Monash -v- AJA X The Students hosted the Jackas on a beautifull y manicured surface which should've suited th e visitors . No wind tunnels to speak of which (in m y own experience) is extraordinarily rare . AJAX jumped out of the blocks with the first 3 snags, but then went into their shell as the Ashers started to gain the ascendancy after quarter time . Tim Blackley held firm down back and the home side's defence only let one goal through in the second term, meaning Monash were back in the hunt . After the main break, the Students lit the torch on the back of Andrew Costley in the ruck (well matched against the impressive Jared Raleigh) and Tom Craven, who rammed through 3 majors to gain the critical advantage . They 'won ugly' thereafter by choking the Jackas runners and denying their forwards room to convert . Old Camberwell - v- Hampton RoversIt was a fast paced, intense start out at GBO . The Rovers' defence had the task of locking down the Wellers key forwards from the get-go, and they recovered from a slow start winning crucial stoppages and providing good delivery to their own forward line . A few positional changes at the first break robbed Hampton Rovers of their ruck dominance, allowing the Wellers runners, led by Paul Byrne, to swoop into their forward-line to kick 5 majors for the term . After the main change, Old Camberwell kicked into top gear kicking 9 goals to one for a 71 point lead, including 3 from Andrew Clarke . The last quarter saw Hampton Rovers add respectability to the end result, but they're back to the drawing board this wee k STBMT -v- Fitzroy Red s It wasn't for the first time this season that the Reds had to play catch-up footy, trailing by 4 goals midway through the first term at Brindisi Street . The loss of Tiger wingman Paul Groves signaled a Roy Revival as they slammed on the next 5 majors to lead at the first change . With a few choice words of encouragement behind them, the home side lifted their intensity in the second term with Aaron Sawers and Damian Waters leading the way . Andrew Scafidi and David Kinsella were the main beneficiaries of the Tigers' midfield's largesse, converting the numerous opportunities provided as the home side 14

eased to a 9 goal win . Ormond -v- Old Paradian s Unlike St Kilda, wh o always play poorly i n milestone games, the same could not possibly be said of Old Paradians who saluted one of their greatest (if not the greatest) servants, Peter Brabender with a gritty 20 point win at The Gunn . Trailing just before halftime, the Parade boys flicked the switch with the next 4 biscuits to take a 16 point lead into the main change . The Monds wasted crucial chances in the third as the game looked to be slipping away with the visitors hold a 28 point lead at the final change . Derham was always dangerous up front for Parade, ably assisted by Godfrey and Curran around the ground . In the end, despite the efforts of Simon Keleher and Bryce Deledio, the Paradians finished strongly enough to ensure the away rooms were pumping at 5pm . NOBS -v- Parkdal e The Vultures swooped on the Combine in the close one at the Gillon . It was nip 'n' tuck all day, with les s

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than 2 goals separating the sides pretty much throughout . Unfortunately, despite a gem from Heath Maplestone and 4 large ones from Mick Barker, the Combine have slipped further down the slope . Parkdale were suitably served by Team Sullivan, whilst Rock `n' Rowley were the major goal scorers in a critical away victory. Tips No time to lose here as the season is fast approaching the first main break . As I suspected, Parade are starting to piece things together, and a home game against Hampton Rovers (set your alarms early boys, it's a good hour trip!!!) should see Parade string two wins together. Parade by 3 goals . Parkdale host a resurgent Monash and I reckon the Students are a good thing at the moment . Monash by 31 points . The Marquee Match-Up has to be STBMT versus Old Camberwell at Mentone Reserve, where I think the visitors will put up a good fight, but fall 16 points short . The Jackas at the Wick are usually a good thing, but Ormond will be seething . Expect a quick, exciting tussle here, with the Monders home by 5 points . Finally, the RebNob Cup is up for grabs at W T Peterson, I managed to inspect the surface there during the week, and it definitely will suit the home side . Fitzroy comfortably, well by 5 goals methinks . McGoos Paradians, Monash, Wellers, Ormond and Fitzroy .

L .dJ 1;7 :t . E} NS:7 S.3 ::~. Parkdaie Vultures would like to congratulate Mick Sullivan who played his 200th Senior Game vs Fitzroy Reds in Round 3 . Mick has been a fantastic player for the club and played in the Seniors 2001 premiership . Well done Mick . Congratulations also to Michael Dixon who plays his 15 0 th club game this week vs Monash Blues . Michael is a past league and club best & fairest winner and also played in the 2001 premiership where he was judged Best On Ground . Well done guys ! r-

Parkdale Vultures v Monash Blue s St Bedes/Mentone Tigers v Old Camberwell Old Paradians v Hampton Rovers Fitzroy Reds v North Old Boys/St Patricks Co l AJAX v Ormond - at Sporfscover Arena - Saturday

Old Camber' II 9 .7 1L? 19.12 (126) Hampton8c:zr .-5.2 7 .3 7 .u 01) OCG: Goals : U . Loots 4, A. Clarke 3, A. Hardenberg 2, G. Tolson 2, S. Harrison 2, B Christie, D. Desanctis, J. Heffernan, C. Hendne. D . Mitchell, M. Hough. Best: D . McGuigan, D. Pike . P. Byrne. A Clarke, A. Harderberg, D . Loots Hampt Rov: Goals N. Greenwood 5, C . Lambert 3, A . Brovrne, G. Cannell, M Devereaux, J . Ng, T. Wilmott, J. Yelland . Best: A. Bro^,vne, N. Greenwood, C. Lambert, T. Wilmit, M . Lawrence, J. 'dg Umpires : Daniel Site ( F) Tim Saunders (F) Sean Collins ( B) Alex Koutsoukfs (B) Ormond AFC 3.2 5 .4 6 .6 8 .9 (57) Old Paradians 2 3 7.8 10 .11 11 .11(77) Orm : Goals: R . Chisholm 3, S Keleher 2 . D. B- Deladm, M. Miller, Best : S Keleher, D, Robbins, R. Martin, M. Mart W C Deledio Old Par: Goals D, Boundy 3, M. Derham 3, A . Hughes 2, P. Brabendec D . Loney, M. Matko. Best: D . Loney, M . Derham, M . Godfrey, A. Curran, M . I o . A . Chambers Umpires: Ashley Hoagendyk (F) Sean Scully Jnr (F) James Scu ti y ( B) Kevin Segota (G) Elise Van Grondefle (B) Peter Teesdale (G) Pdanash Blues 2 .4 3.5 7 .7 9.10 (64) AJAX AFC 31 4.3 44 66(44 ) Mon Blues: Goals : T. Craven 3, B . Mackenzie 2, B Cruickshank, C . Gregory, J. Smith, A. Vincent. Best: A. Hickey, A . Vincent, B . Mackenzie, C . Greg( M . Davidson, T. Blackley AJAX : Goals: A. Bloom, A . Lewski, Y. Rapoport, J. It rmao, J. Seidl, B, h;issen Best J . Ritterman, E . Routman . A Levski, C . Jankie, E. M . Janke Umpires: Rob Mayston {F) Ken MsUeice ( F) Cameron Sm ith (B) run Kinsey (B ) North Old Bpyst"t tricks Coll 2 .1 2.2 66 9 .8 ( 62) Park Vult 2 .6 3.8 5 .11 9.12 (66) NOB/St Pct: Goa' er 4, S . Sleep 2, T. Brady. T. Roberts, T. Spurling . Best: H . Map!estone, ; . its, C . Hosking, D. Brady, S. O'Connor, S Sleep Parkdale Vultures : Goals: ' I t 4, S, Rowley 3, T. Macgeorge, T. Barr. Best : S. Sullivan, P. Sullivan, T, Macgeejâ&#x20AC;&#x17E; D. Dryden, S. Hecker, B . Richards Umpires: Field Rdfl (F) Boundary Rdfi (B) Peter Angel is (F) Glen Young (G) Goal Bull (G ) St BedeslMentone Tiger AFC 3 .10 11 .10 13 .10 18.21 (129) Fitzroy Reds 5 .1 7.3 10 .6 10 .7 (67) SiBl Mi: Goals: A . Scafidi 4, M. Rhoden 3, J . Tyquin 3, S. Kidd 2, U. Gorda, M . Hilton, A . Sawers, L . 1^tintle, S . Zakic . A. Haves, Best : D . Kinsella, N . Cards, A. Hayes, A. Scafidi, L. 4Yiotle, S . Ansley Fitz Reds : Goals : K . Maghamez 5, V. Cahill 2, A. Pace 2, J. Rawlins. Best: V. Cahill, C . Dullard, C. P.9eighen. T. Clarke, KARaghamez, S. Drury Umpires : David Irons ( F) Joseph Hartwig (F) Gavan Dawe (B) Matthew Proctor (B) John Robinson (G) Peter Maddocks {G} C RESERV E PAonash Blues 5.3 5.6 5 1 0 6 .12 (48) AJAX AFC 4 .4 5.6 7 .6 10 .7 (67) Mon Blues: Goals : J. Rosengarten 2, R . Porker 2, R. Shields, P. Wills. Best : J. Rosenga rten, B . Nlnd, R. Feenaghty, D . Metlikovec, B. Main, N . Brennan AJAX: Goals : S. Boon 2, D. Arousi 2, D . Bloszteiq J . Kagan, R . Kagan, B. Oviss, A. Porat, A . Wollner . Best : B. Yudelmn, R. Kagan, D. Arousi, A. Parai, B. Perelherg, D. Blusziein St BedeslMentene Tigers AFC 3 .7 6 .10 16.17 (113) 10 .13 Fitzroy Reds 2.4 4 .6 6 .8 {44) 01 SiBlRiT: Goals : J . Terrell 5, M. McGetiigan 3, D. Po rter 3, M. Andrew s 2, L. Kelly 2, A. McMahon . Best : M . McGettigan, J. Lynch, A . Hpvaell, C . Jamieson, D. Porter, L. Kelly Fitz Reds : Goals R . Holderhead 2, R . Hunter, S. Battle, J. Parsons . G . Hunter. Best: C . Sullivan. G. Hunter, D. Clark, R . Holderhead, S. Baillie, C . McGrath Ormond AFC 05 1 8 5 .10 7 .11 (53) Old Paradians 1 .4 5.5 6 .14 12 .16 (8 8) Orm : Goals : T. Naylor 3, B. Robbins 2, B . Upstill 2 Best: S . Barnes, C. Keleher, T. Denatris, T. Woolfe, T. Banks, T. Naylor Old Par. Goals: D . Hussey 2, T. Lombardi 2, S . Rehlicki 2, A. Dean, T. Girovski, L . Harf ord, B . Holden, A. Sinclair, D . Zivanovlc. Best: J. Seneca, R. Thomas, M . Joyce, D . Hussey, D. Zivanovic, S. Rose ' orth Old Boys/St Patricks Coll 4.6 8.8 15 .16 20.21 (141) Parkdale Vultures 1 .4 1 .2 1 4 1 .4(10) HOB(SiPt : Goals : R . Kirk 6, A. Cupola 4, J. Browne 3, J . Van Dyk 2, R. Citroen, D . Joyce . B . Sheehan, A. Wellman, C . Dobson . Best : C. Le Maitre . C. Dobson, J . Browne, B . Sheehan, A . Wellman, G . Irvin Park Vuft: Goals : M . Jennings . Best: P. White, L. Davies, C. Pearson, K . Pridham, M . O'Meara, R . Haslemore Old Camberwell Gr 6.2 13.8 16 .13 20.17 (137) Hampton Rovers AFC 1,3 2.3 3 .5 3 .5(23) OCG: Goals: G . Alessio 3, D . Hanson 3, C. Nicholls 3, B . Co ttrell 3, A . Allan 2, S . Peasnell 2, A. Mackenzie, D . Morley, C . Payne, J. Webb. Best: A. Allan, J . Davis, C. Nicholls, D . Morley, B . Cottrell, D. Hanson Hampt Roe: Goals: J . Cornett, T. McCarthy, B. Theodore . Best : R . McKeon, B. Theodore, D. Williams, J . Williams, B . McDonald, J . Corbett

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ROu n u ` . , In a close game at Keysborough, Old Geelong narrowly prevailed (by seven points) over a persistent Old Mentonians, whose newly endowed Centurion Rowan Ball was amongst their best players . It was close all day, with the OGs just that little but stronger in the final term . Matt Vasey was the last quarter hero for Old Geelong with four goals in the fourth stanza. Prahran found it difficult to breach the BulleenTemplestowe defence, succumbing to the Bullants by 44 points at Toorak Park . The visitors also exploited the wings at Orrong Road to great effect, the result evident on the scoreboard . Malty Bain's collection of freakish goals for the Bullants was worthy of any highlight film . Another nail-biter, this time in heavy conditions at John Pascoe Fawkner Reserve, saw Rupertswood take the bacon by a seven point margin over Therry Penola. Not one for the aesthetes, with both sides making basic skill errors on a regular basis, frequently turning over the ball . Rupo in particular failed to show full efficiency in front of the posts, and it was their backline, featuring the likes of Timmy Boxall, David Collins and Kurt Shaw that led the way. Out at Bennetswood, Old Carey established a healthy lead at the half time break, and it was pretty much even from then on in, as the Panthers beat St . Leo's Emmaus by 32 points. Again, not necessarily great to watch as a spectacle, despite relatively good conditions . Josh Carr was a shining beacon of skill for Carey . while for the Animals, Anthony Ballard battled hard in the ruck before being moved with greater effect to centre half forward . Finally, yet another thriller saw Banyule get up by six points against Yarra Valley . I . PREVIE W Bulleen-Templestowe host Old Mentonians at Ted Ajani Reserve, having eased themselves into the four. The Bullants should be reasonably confident of their chances, although the Panthers have been competitive for the greater part of their season so far. Jordan Wise and Greg Chivers continue to exhibit their class at this level for the home side, while players at Old Mentonians could do worse that follow the lead set by the ever reliable Danny Field . Winning form is good form however, and it's hard to overlook Bulleen-Templestowe today. Prahran make the journey to Warringal Parklands for their match against Banyule . The Bears have started to get their season back on track with wins in the last two weeks, and will fancy their prospects of squaring their win-loss ledger against the struggling Two Blues . Michael Radywonik will

be a key figure for the Two Blues, but I'm no ytconfidehrabl to capitalise on the opportunities he'l klprovidenthuc contests . I'll take the Bears today. Yarra Valley OB take on Emmaus St . Leo's at Domeney Reserve in a game between two teams in the ladder's nether regions . Valley are seventh on the ladder, but have only one win after five rounds . The Animals are still seeking their first win of 2006, and I'm sure will see this as a great opportunity to break their duck . At home, and with the likes of James Keam setting the pace, it's the Valley boys for me . At Como Park, it's Old Geelong versus Therry Penola between two of the better teams so far this season . Whilst some may say that the wheels are beginning to fall off the Lions bandwagon, they are in the midst of a very difficult part of the draw. Both sides have been very sound defensively this season, and have certainly had their moments up forward . If it eventuates, a head-to-head duel in the midfield between Mark Vickers-Willis (OG) and Darren Goodwin (TP) will be one to savour. If they play to their full c?pacity however, then there is no reason why the 0 1:3 shouldn't win .

P, on, Allister OLD CAREY GR 3 22 Bannister, Corey THERRY PENOLA OB 2 21 17 Twentyman, Chad OLD MEtv'TONI ANS 6 Vickers-Willis, Mark OLD GEELONG FC 3 13 Lecordier, Daniel YARRA VALLEY OB 2 12 O'Brien, Colby OLD GEELONG FC 1 12 Skicko, Craig BArvYULEAFC I (I Allen, Gi OLD GEELONG FC 0 12 Keenan, Richard THERRY PENOLA OB 2 11 Stroud, Matthew OLD MENTONIANS 0 10 Walker, Kieran THERRY PENOLA OB 0 10 Angus, Tim OLD CAREY GR 0 9 Atkins . Charles OLD GEELONG FC 0 9 Jordan, Anthony RUPERTSWOOD AFC 0 9 results weren't received . Any discrepancies may be due to nonsubmission of results by clubs .

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Finally, the undoubted match of the round takes place in Sunbury, as Rupertswood square off against Old Carey. Both teams have yet to lose a game between them, and must be certainties for this year's finals on current form . Both sides are stacked with talented youngsters, have ironclad backlines and fit, hard-running midfielders . Rupo's ability to win the close ones has been extraordinary, and this could be advantageous . Old Carey are still awaiting the return of regular senior players, and despite having done well with an understrength line-up, this may be a bridge too far. Tough call, but at home, I'll throw my lot in with Rupo. Please submit any match reports, milestones, social notes, etc . via email to both Peter.PS .Williamson@centrelink .gov.au and theqwill@hotmaii .com (as I have no idea where I'll be each Monday!), ideally by 5pm Monday (please take into consideration our space limitations) . Have a great VAFA Weekend . "The QWill" -_J :

Old Mentonians wish to congratulate Rowan Ball and Justin O'Brien, who played their 100th and 50th games for the club respectively in last week's game against Old Geelong . Rowan came up via the U/19's, playing for the VAFA rep . team and is now a valued member of the senior side. He has come a long way since his verbal stoush with Austen Tayshus at Elsternwick Park. Justin, work commitments permitting, and when he's not at the gym building the body beautiful, is a consistent and important member of the reserves . We look forward to many more games from these two great clubmen . Well done Ballsy and Juzzie . Congratulations also to the Old Geelong duo of Charlie Atkins and Tim Carey. Hardworking midfielder Charlie played his 50th game against Old Mentonians last week after joining the Ogs in 2003, winning the Reserves B & F in his first year and playing in the Reserves premiership in 2005 . Tim also joined in 2003 and is due to play his 50th this weekend . Tim has been a consistent, reliable defender in the reserves who's also known for sneaking forward for the occasional goal . Congratulations Hollywood and TC from all at the Oggers.

Yarra Valley OB v Emmaus St Leos OC Banyule v Prahran Rupertswood v Old Carey Or Bulleen Templestowe v Old M entonians Old Geelong FC v Therry Penola OB

LÂ° Prahran AFC 2.2 4 .5 5 .8 7.t3 (55) Balleen Tempi ate,,e AFC 3.2 7.3 13 .7 15.9 (99) Prahran: Goals: L. Fox 3, D. Ballard 2, L. Stafford, C . Northway . Best: H. Hodgson, D. James, L . Northway, M . Radywonik, A . Pitts, H. Pitts Bulletin Temp: Goals: G . Chivers 4, D . Tulloch 3, M . Bain 2, D . Matthews 2, J. Barker, S. Smith, W. Thompson, T. Waters . Best: M. Stella, M. Pietryk, P. Hare, D. Tulloch, 0. Bone . T. Waters Umpires: Matthew Simpson (F) Anthony Simpson (F) Gavin Roberts (G) Dominic Napoli (G) Santo Caruso (B ) Emmaus St Leos OC 2.5 4.6 8.8 11 .14 (80) Old Carey Or 5.2 10.4 15.9 15.16 (112) Emmaus SL : Goals: A. Brown 2, S. Le Clare 2, P. Baranello, P. D'amico, D. Lear, R. McGloin, E . Mitchell, S . Penchi, A. Volpi. Best: J . Pascoe, A. Prosser, A. Ballard, S. Le Clerc, A. McKenzie, P. D'amico Old Carey: Goals : A . Parton 3, A. Remmers 3, T. Angus 2, A. Willingham 2, J. Carr 2, D. James, A . Kent, C. Laidlaw, S. Collins. Best: M. Zander, J. Glynne, D. James, J . Carr, A. Remmers, A. Willingham Umpires : Galan Skandarkumar (F) Graham Templar (F) Yarea Valley 08 4 .5 4.8 8.9 i1 .10 (76) Banyule AFC 2 .1 5.3 6.6 12 .1ÂŽ (82) Yaera Valley : Goals: A. Drew 2, R . Drew 2, J. Keem 2, D . Lecordier 2, B. Peake, S . Savage, A. Stone. Best : D. Lecordier, C. Britt, A. Drew, R . Drew, S. Savage, S . Yee Banyele : Goals : J. Tsingarls 2, C . Davies, B. Dimeck, M . Gray, M. Morgan, L . O'Donnell, K. Shepard-Mueller, C . Skicko, M . Smith, J. Swift, T. Elmaeri. Best : M . Morgan, M . Gray, J. Tsingaris, K . Shepard-Mueller, A. Rothe, J. Swift Umpires : Craig Braitberg (F) Cameron Davidson (F) Paul Leggett (B) Michael Roche (B) Old r4entonians 4 .3 8.5 12.6 14 .11 (95) Old Geelong FC 4 .1 7.5 9.9 15.12 (102) Old r4ent: Goals: C . Twentyman 6, R. Alexander 2, G . Snow 2, M. Basile, S. Cleave, T. Millis, R . Ball. Best: R. Ball, C . Palmer, G . Snow, D . Field, C . Tvrentyman, S. Cleave Old Geel : Goals: M. Vasey 4, M . Vickers-Willis 3, J . Bell 2, D. Kimpton 2, C . Mollard, T. Fallaw, C. O'Brien, T. Fyshe . Best: M. VickersWillis, M . Vasey, T. Fallaw, C. Millard, M . White, S . Lansdell Umpires: Ben Ryde (F) Lionel Katz (F ) Therry Penola Be 1 .3 3.4 5.5 6 .9(45) Ruperiswood AFC 2 .3 3.5 5.11 6 .16 (52) Therry People OB: Goals: C. Bannister 2, J. Bannister 2, J. Harmes, J . Quinn . Best : J . Bannister, J . Hanlon, J . Quinn, M . Faroldi, B. Barron, R . Skiathitis Rupertswoed AFC : Goals : T. West 2, S . Bishop, R. Hatty, R . Keenan, D . McGovern . Best : T. West, T. Boxall, S . Sweeney, K. Shaw, R . Jaeger, N . Webb Umpires: Brendan Devlin (F) Robert Sheridan (F) Damien Ractliffe (B) Julian 99accioni(B) 01 RESERV E Therry People OB 2 .6 6.9 7.14 8 .18 (66) Rupertsweod AFC 3 .1 4.2 7.4 11 .7 (73) Therry Pen : Goals: R . Keenan 2, B. Taylor 2, D . Pirpinias, G . Russell, J . Sacco, W. Stevens. Best: A. Moloney, R . Bannister, B . Taylor, B. Corrigan, A. Nancarrow, D . Hanlon Ruperts : Goals: B . Quinn 3, D . Glenn 2, A . Carlo, D . Keenan, L . Temming, M . Walsh, P. Barry, A . Fennessy . Best : 0 . Glenn, B. Quinn, A. Soutaris, P. Barry, D . Keenan, A. Fennessy Prahran AFC 3 .4 0.7 9.9 11 .11 (77) Bulletin Templestowe AFC 1 .2 4 .4 6.6 8 .8 (56) Prahran : Goals: M. Windridge 3, W. Barber 2, R. Marriott 2, S. Kennett, P. Carroll, M . Bond, B . Gibson. Best: A . Donachie, M . Windridge, T. Szabadai, G . Hancock, J . Killeen, W. Barber Bull Temp: Goals: A . Verge 4, G. Hanson 2, A. Bernecich, P. Tsokas. Best : G . Theodorakakos, A . Bernecich, D. Rogers, C . Morrison, C. Pdikolakopoulos, A. Parris Yarra Valley OB 5 .0 5 .3 7.5 8,7(55) Banyule AFC 4 .2 9.6 90.11 16 .16(112) Yarra Valley: Goals : M. Laing 5, G . Courts, T. Oliver, T. Morris. Best : A. Wingate, J. Marcek, M. Laing, B. Drew, A . Thorne, T. Morris Banyule: Goals: L . Brickland 5, P. Adams 2, G . Fikaris 2, C. Stavropoulos 2, J . Plant 2, L. Ferrell, J. Poyser, M . Hampson . Best: L . Ferrall, M. Van Poeteren, L . Brickland, J . Plant, M. Hampson, C. Stavropoulos Old Pfientanians 2 .4 3 .8 4 .9 5 .13 (43) Old Geelong 2 .3 5 .6 14 .8 19 .11 (125) Old Mend: Goals : P. Mevel 2, T. Bournon, G. Smith, J. Williams. Best: P. Mevel, M . Frances, R . Caswell, J . Williams, M. Elliott, C. Alexander Old Goal: Goals : R. Paul 2, C. Teague 2, T. Waters 2, C . Wilson 2, A . Marriot-Smith 2, S . Jones 2, T. Cannon, R. Ellis, R. Herd, N . Kemp, M. Leslie, J . Malpas, L. Best: N . Kemp, T. Cannon, L . McGregor, L. Teague, C . Wilson, M . Verge Teague Emmaus St Leos OC AFC 0 .2 0 .6 0.8 4 .11 (35) Old Carey Or 3 .7 5.11 9.15 10 .15 (75) Emmaus SL: Goals: A. Farrugia, B. Henricus, M . Qttobre, D . Pitcher. Best: D . Laterite, J . Gibb, M. Ottobre, D . McInerney, D . Pitcher, G . Simondson Old Carey: Goals : H . Doggett 2, C. Battle, C. Campbell, J. Carpenter, S . Jessup, T . Rossignuolo, P. Unkles, K . Scrase, M . Cornwell. Best: S . Jessup, C . Battle, T. Robinson, T. Wood, P. Unkles, M. Cornwell

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42 Z . Milne 43 T. Butson 44 A. Ce rto 45 D. Hum 46 B. Ang 47 J. McCrann

49 M . Burns 51 C. McConville 52 D. Jordan 53 B. DeBono 54 B. Quinn 55 P. Barry 56 G . Harry 57 S. Carmody 58 P Flinn 61 M. Walsh 63 B. Moule 69 D. Wallace 70 L. Temming 71 A. Soutaris

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37 D. Castaldi 38 M . Nancarrax 39 D. Delaney 39 S . Boyle 40 G. Tsinaris 41 B . Barron

42 M . Palazzolo 43 M . Balsillie 44 C. Matton 45 M . Thom 46 S. Stepien 47 C. O'Brien 48 A. Nancarrow 50 S. Hallam

51 M . Reynolds 55 R. Munzel 56 P. Dunn 57 C. Ferguson 61 S. McGuigan 63 D. Hanlo n 66 D. O'Shea 71 D. Kelly 77 K . Watson 89 A. Christie 99 J. Brosna n

35 B . Peake 36 S . Stoyan 37 D. Blashaw 38 C. Walke r

39 D. Corde s 40 M . Wines 42 A . Stone 43 S . Yea 45 A . Wingate 46 T. Olive r 50 J. Peake 51 H. Clarke

54 S. Simpson 56 T. Lloyd

59 A. Joiner 60 S. Laird 61 P. Valoppi (C) 62 P. Buruma 65 M. Norrish 65 A. Russell 67 B. Glennie

71 M. Laing 74 A. Middli n 78 N . Peter s 82 D. Redfern 91 S. Clear y 92 T. Peters

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- Pat Hawkins (Collegians, B Section) Pat McKenna (Oakleigh, U 19(3)) : at Hawkins - Pat has been at the helm of Collegians since 2002 . During his time the club has spent 2 years in C Section (02-03), 1 year in B Section (04 & current) and 1 year in A Section (2005) . Pat started his coaching career at Old Xavs as U19 from 96-99, then Senior Assistant Coach on 2000 & 2001 . Hard recruiting work from Pat and his team has seen 9 different players play in Round 1 from the last round of 2005 . Pat is an accredited Level 2 coach . "r -' McKenna - Pat was Oakleigh AFC senior coach in 2005 . He coached Oakleigh Reserves 2003-04 . Previousl y coached at Moorabbin West in the SFL and is now a strong advocate of the VAFA . Regarded as a great clubman at Oakleigh, Pat is a wealth of football knowledge .

OLD XAVERIANS ) Did Xaverians full forward, ~ a' ; 11, 11 r, is the nominee for the Club Warehouse Rising Star N ominatio n for Round 5. Has anyone had a better start to their Amateur career than Matthew ? In the Round 1 game against University Blues he began the game on the bench in the seconds . With second s remaining, on the boundary line he snapped one from 40 metres to give his team a three point win . He followed this up with bags of 10 and 7 . In Round 4, Matthew was promoted to the seniors and didn't disappoint . His first six kicks in A Section wer e all majors and he finished off his debut with 7 . Last Saturday, in a best on ground performance, he had 5 by quarter time and finished the day with a lazy 9 . In five matches he has kicked 36 goals after winning last year's Under 19 goalkicking with 65 . Matthew is 6' 4" in the old terms, has a quick lead and is able to hold out an opponent with his strength and excellent judgement . He certainly won't be missed by the umpires with his blond hair and athletic features . Well done to Matthew and we may be seeing a new generation of glamour forwards in the VAFA .

Top played bottom last Saturday and Willy gave Peninsula a good run for their money . It shows that D2 this season is very even . Saying that and due to popular demand, here is my premiership market . $ 3 .20 - Peninsula OB $ 3 .80 Aquinas DC $6 .50 - Salesian AFC - Oakleigh A FC $8 S12 - Werribee AFC $21 - La Trobe Univeristy AFC ~R l - St John's Q C $51 Glen Eire AFC Williamstc in C"".3 m Ivanhoe i ~, .sur My ti ing improved ! t w four correct from the names, r? n tr? ?„ es : Lot

rribee here, but wit h i a to , ..I go in full of confidence . playing k :all too, and with their onl y l. .iis season to St John's by one point, coach arow fears no oth-r club in the competition . 's >hane Cooper a 1 G Sean Leonard were good or P inas in their h z f_, ; ; ~ , ~ ~? 33 point win against n _ira last Saturdf.aI_ i~ ; :f. Andrew Barrie at centre half back and th, ; I: 'r- ;r in the match . The', ; boys were in the goals r in "eir 101 point demolition of La Trob E , ar il ;n and And :w Tedeso continued with tha r go ' seasons thus far. Aquinas at home should __ too st ro ng here . Experienced Aquinas on-bailer Glen Whitehead will i r . " ;_ s; '- over `"•° I`-r , here " ' 30 - oints .

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t t gainst Oakleigh last Saturday, and after i n ckman Chris Hunter went down injured in th e thir i :rm, their task was made even harder. Hunter remains in doubt for today's game, and his presence . ill be missed if he does not pull the boots on . Hoe's hackman Andrew Wood impressed in his third senior game for the club as did Dave Neilson and Steve Graham . Glen Eire started their match well but were overrun by a determined Aquinas out, it . It was the usual suspects of Massis, Tsirogiannis and Sheedy which kept Glen Eira in their game and this trio will need to find plenty of the ball today if they are to take the four points back to Carnegie . Tough match to pick. ? think it will b e 26

tight . If Hunter plays, I think the Hoes will get the points . Ivanhoe by 7 points . La Trobe University AFC $-`0 v V4 $3 .1 0 La Trobe were on the wrong side of a 101 point drubbing against Werribee in round five, and will be happy to be back playing in Bundoora today . Willy's form on the road this year has been quite good, as shown by their tight tussle against Peninsula last week . It was great to see inspirational skipper Tim Wheeler back in the side and his six majors almost got his side over the line . La Trobe will need big games from Pruscino, Waterman and Fehring if they are to bounce back to some good form here while Willy will fancy their chances at this ground as they have won here before . If McGuiness and Cocks can win the ball in the midfield and get it down quickly to Wheeler one out, then we could see an upset here . Ho-ever, at La Trobe I have to side with La Trobe, The str nts to win " y 19 points .

IGH AFC S` an C' A OB 6 23 Lee, Daniel - 7 If C1 I,1'C 5 t7 Bromley , Trevor Garrard.7ohnathon 1S . °C 3 1 7 QiI : . ; 0 1 6 ° i .Cl '7stopher

3 1? DC r AQC' ; OC 3 1 3 Lougi7nan, m a tthew . '17- 3 13 c Czajkowski, Michael -, Fossey .Dean Ci'! AFC 3 it :- Johnny Mario . .= FC 3 11 At, ' isma, Jonathan Its it ! i be d ue to nonsut

this match may 1 crL '( ie if d of the season . Salesian were ;_ . _ . . n' turn of ~._' _ A Davey and Liam Kelly i . . ;ir their 61 point win over St John's, anu along i idrev+ Thain up forward, they proved far too E n- for St John's . Oakleigh thrashed Ivanhoe Assumption with star Trevor Bromley snagging five goals for the match including four in a row in Oakleigr's nine goal second quarter . Bromley will once ag-in ` 째 . man if Oakleigh are to get the four points to(' nd his midfield matchup with Aaron Stevens or Shane Oldfield will go along way in deciding who takes 1 ; oints . Should be close . S-iesian by 12 poi-'-, .

Two losses on g=_tetor :,m St John's playe against Salesir째 wh01e mate PE four points today's fo DO", ;

so their g-" iQda , favour -Z Peninsula, howe up on him . Reed Peninsula and I points .

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t, M. Wall 53 9 3 11 .5 15.12 (102) 1 .7 5.11 1 S798(118 ) 2, J . t_ 2, < D . Jones 2, D . est : C . Riley, tZ . S Logan 3, M . a, P. Dolman, S . -vans, P Norman, J .

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1 L . Toomey 2 S. Tibb 3 S. Voursoukis 5 M. Hunter 6 R . Brown 7 C . Glennie 8 J. Jess 9 T. Harkin 10 D. Boland 12 R . Jeeves 11 S. Cooper 13 C. Jeffrey 15 Ad. Williams 16 J. Hunt 17 B. Redwood 18 T. Olarenshaw 19 G . Whitehead (C) 20 D. Skinner 21 J. Pierce 22 S. Flynn 23 M . Visser 25 B. Volombello 26 J . Box 27 C. Tzoumanekas 28 B . Helme 29 L. Elliott 30 C . Collive r 31 G. Evans 32 J . Bleakney 33 C .Wooden 34 M . Tarulli 35 A . Chapman 36 M . Hope 37 S. Leonard 38 B . Moran 39 A . Arnold 40 R . Tainton 41 G . Davies 42 R . Moran 43 M. Slattery 44 J. Tapply 45 D. McCartan 46 T. Vandersluis 47 An. Williams 54 M. O'Halloran 55 L .Stafford 56 P. Cruickshank 58 H. Tyssen 59 B. Cooper 61 I . Drew 62 C. L n yg 63 A . Barrie 68 D. Sullivan

1 S. Vamvakis 2 P. Khazaal 3 C. Massis 4 S. Diamond 5 A. Tsirogiannis 6 M . Farah 7 D. Clarke 8 M . Ryan 9 E . Stuchbery 10 G . Richards 11 L. Pryde 13 G. Brown 14 B . Clements 15 S . Dyason 16 S . Lithgow 17 A . Haines 18 D. Race 19 A . Devries 20 A . Diamond 21 B . Cummin 22 S . Emmett 23 A . Hassan 24 M . Embling9 25 M . Kennedy 26 P. Tsa h g 'oti s 27 J . O' Rya n 28 P. Howarth 29 M . Scalia 30 L. lzod 31 D. Santalucia 32 D. Fossey 33 A.Sheedy 34 G . Burley 35 S. Hollow 36 B. Zurek 37 A. Farah 38 T. Cannard 39 M. Beddoe 40 M. Cosgrove 41 T. Chatfield 42 J. Serpanchy 43 I . Adam 44 P. Rohr 45 A. Caruana 46 S. Gangs 47 B. Zwar 48 J. Haliwell 49 S. Hall 50 D. Eade 51 H. Hussien 52 S. Miller 53 G. Cassar 54 M . Vodstrcil 55 C. Hollow 56 C. Hogan 57 Y. Rabi 58 L. Goulding 59 D. Dunlevie 60 TJoseph 61 D. G r imbl e 62 R. Marshall 63 A . Diyire 64 T. Joseph 65 A . Scott 66 T. Stavropolous 67 J. Gilchrist 68 B. McNally 69 G. Egan 79 M. Merrick

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Miners become instant miyonnaires and earn new Cockney name of Channel Niners ; another cheque-book hero Douglas "Boxy" Woods has another miracle escape whilst Rex returns to fish for unpaid sex . The Flakes may have their major sponsorship cut in half by the post-nuptial agreement of the Great White Missus whilst potential joy for the Stationmasters as the DOI consider railway stations underground and first class amenities above . News that Einstein strug led with maths drew att€ 'an to teamsheets and Top Op Jeremy au s decided to call z t,. <_, : ire error a "Kovco" whi' t non-delivery of the same will be known as a Nei-on with appropriate fines to follow . Also missing in action have been the Blenders, Winos and Understandables. Good to see improvement from Climbers, Clydesdales and Stan Rofes . The silent assassins include Clockers, Storms, Charmers and Sand Belts . Enjoyed great hospitality from the Beasley and Wintle clans at the Triads beach pad last week - these extended families underline what ammo footv is all about - offering ammo writers a bed for the night ! ! S1 . ~ He . . . ..a the Storms (01C Poppers or 1

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VAFA U23 v Western Australia

Just a reminder to VAFA followers to get down to Spo rt scover Arena next Sunday ( June 4th), to see the cream of the VAFA's young talent take on Western Australia . The two sides are both locked at 4 points each at the top of the AAFC table . The winning side from the Tri-Series ( over three years) receives the most representation of players for the forthcoming tour of Ireland in 2007 . The VAFA is not only keen to see that our strong tradition of success continue in AAFC games, but as many of our boys as possible receive the chance to represent Australia on the Ireland tour : So get behind the "Big V" on June 4th and show your suppo rt for the rising stars of the VAFA .

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"Dangers aa; _ Over last weekend, clubs were asked to collect money for Cystic Fibrosi s Victoria in the annual " Bangers an d Cash" promotion . We are looking forward to tallying sizable donation s to this wo rt hwhile cause from our member clubs . The "Bangers and Cash" Challenge is run as a lead up to the Cystic Fibrosis Community Cup on June 10th between the VAFA and the Southern Football league . The club that raises the most funds between the two leagues will win a sensational new BBQ from Barbeques Galore . Club Secretaries are asked to bring in their Collection Tins with them to the VAFA Secretaries meeting on Monday June 5th . All tins must be returned as we have registered their numbers with CFV.

Barry Hickey In his 16 years in official capacities with both Old Carey GFC and the VAFA, there aren't many roles Barry has not undertaken . Since joining the OCGFC Committee in 1990, he has been Secretary, Minute Secretary, Football Manager and VAFA Member. For the OCGFC Football Department h e has been Fitness Coach, Back-up Reserves Coach, Sports Trainer, Chairman of Selectors and Team Manager for the Seniors, Reserves and Club XVIII sides . Barry has always had an active involvement in not only the running of his club, but also with the running of the Association as a whole . For the VAFA he has undertaken the voluntary roles of Amateur Football Scribe for 14 years, Finals Duty Officer for 7 years and Investigations Committee Member for 5 years . He also assisted the VAFA Representative Sides as Properties Officer and Interchange Steward for 3 years running . Barry was recently an Executive Member of the VAFA from 2003-2005 as well as a member of the Administrative Committee of the Executive during the same period . Barry has been a loyal servant of the OCGFC and the VAFA in whatever role he has undertaken and has been awarded Life Member of the OCGFC. The VAFA would like to thank Barry for his contribution to both his Football Club and the Association as a deserved recipient of a VAFA Certificate of Merit .

速 Bonus f o r Beaumari s Beaumaris Football Club were delighted to see John Condon from Elite Financial Solutions (EFS) attend their game a few weeks ago . John brought with him a cheque for $1020 to donate to their club after one club member took out a housing loan using his business . EFS became a sponsor of the VAFA this season and your club could be the winners . "We are delighted to be part of the VAFA," said John . 'This is the first loan to have been generated by a VAFA club and we are pleased to be able to give some money to the clubs which support us . I'm sure Beaumaris will be delighted to have an extr a

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,1000 to assist in the administration of their club.' If you need to get finance for a housing loan or compare rates, ring John at Elite Financial Solutions on 9375 4259 . The Sharks players repaid the favour with a nail biting victory over St Kevin's .

Bernard's unit taking on the undefeated Old Scotch side. Some of the "family friendly" stories from the day may appear in next week's issue .

The hard working women behind the VAFA clubs are holding a luncheon in the Ebeling Room at the M CG on Friday June 16 . Get a table together or come by yourself to listen to the stories from ABC journalists, Angela Pippos and Jane Clifton . Angela is the author of The Goddess Advantage and Jane is passionate about women in local sport and is a regular guest on Red Symon's breakfast program . $ 65 per head gets you a two course meal and drinks . For more information contact Executive Member Devine Connors-Calhaem on 0425 724 351 .

The VAFA were hosted at St Bernard's for their clash against University Blues last Saturday. No longer do visitors have to put up with cramped rooms, concrete floors cold showers and visitors from the local marshes . The state of the art complex has multiple change rooms, medical rooms for both teams and an entertainment area that boasts a better view than the Medallion Club at Telstra Dome . If you are watching your team play there this year, be sure to get up to the afternoon tea at half time of the main game, the best $5 you will spend . Seems like everyone is happy at the pit, with their Seniors sifting nicely on 4 wins with victories over Old Haileybury and Uni Blues on their home patch .

There will be an extra bit of excitement this Sunday at Sportscover Arena with a Bollywood film company filming some scenes during the match between Old Haileybury and Marcellin. The story revolves around the "Hero" taking his love interest to a game of Australian Rules Football . Australian extras have been hired by the company to boost the atmosphere - extras that have knowledge of our game and know the appropriate time to cheer. The Film will acknowledge the support of the VAFA and the clubs in their credits and some of the action may even make it into the movie, to be viewed by millions of people . e A dietitian was addressing the VAFA Representative Team during the week . "The material we put into our stomachs is enough to have killed most of us sitting here years ago . Red meat is awful. Soft drinks erode your stomach lining . Chinese food is loaded with MSG. Vegetables can be disastrous, and none of us realizes the long term harm caused by the germs in our drinking water. But there is one thing that is the most dangerous of all and we all have, or will, eat it. Can anyone here tell me what food it is that causes the most grief and suffering for years after eating it? " Peter "Agate" Harris in the front row stood up and said, "Wedding cake. "

- Class of 6 3 St Bernard's are also holding a reunion this weekend for their 1963 Seniors and Reserves E Section Premiership sides . A big day is planned for the members of these sides and I'm sure by the end of the day the stories will be bigger than Ben Hur. Sadly, a number of players from these teams are no longer with us and the boys will have plenty of fond memories of those times . The Senior match promises to be a beauty with the in form St

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In DI 0 ; rey fell at the last hurdle agai . . .,t -ho looked well beaten 20 points dot into tin e on . OGGS then kicked 4 in as many minutes and their final score line, 16 .4 to Carey's 14 .13, on a windy day, was testament to the value of accuracy in front of the big sticks . For OGGS, Will Paul was sensational and "i put in a huge effort all over the ground . T' : other two Bauls, J & T were also most effective . __.As Battle was a rock in defence for Carey and Cal Phillips and Andrew Kent were good contributors . Eivion Bowen was writing for D2 Section and was of the opinion that Mentone Amateurs had already confirmed their superiority over the rest of the grade . His reasoning, and fair enough, was Mentone's comprehensive victory over previously undefeated Salesians, 20 .11 to 11 .12 . Tony Macgeorge kicked his usual bag for Ivlentone but still didn't make the best -O'Heara, Ogier, Dixon, M Barr, Rowley an d ot the nod . Nannes, Canavan, Bobetic, Sutherland and R Stevens were best for Salesians . D2 s'~ction coaches were Ser-w Stttherli (La Tr o _Qoi ~. Cl

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. Brighton I said tht ._ _ . ', Tunks and Boland al l "shc- .:d tc .is of i;., .ermination" . Great contest in the Junior Section between Ormond and " - Scouts with the winner taking fourth spot and the loser staying outside the top four . Hampton started better and retained a 7 point lead at half time in a low scoring affair. Ormond kicked 4 goals to l in the third term to gain the ascendancy and held of the fast finishing Scouts with the final result, 8 .10 to 8 .6 in the Monds' favour . John Taylor did a great job at half back for Ormond and was supported by Barry Mann and Kevan Chalker . No mentions from the Scouts' camp ! In Social tqotes, a very interesting passage from Uni Hig

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With the Swans winning on the we :,kend, pundits are placing them as flag favourites, however, I feel Bentleigh a .e still -[ 3nt runners, and am on West Brunswick's bandwagon to be a major challenger . I see the Wickets and the Warriors fighting it out for the other place . Review Kew's horror season continued with a comprehensive win by Bentleigh . Much interest surrounded the debut of former Collingwood player Andrew Dimmatina for the Demons, but it was teammate Chris Sharp stealing the show, .booting 11 . For the Browns, John Simpson's boy "Mutts" was good again while the "Moore Dog" won plenty of hard balls . ' Match of the season saw South Melbourne and Elsternwick at Sportscover Arena under lights . In an ugly first half, little separated both sides, and it was still only 3 points between them at orange break . The Wickers superior fitness should have seen them through, however South proved us all wrong with what could be a season defining quarter, as Cheevers went to town to deliver an impressive 23 point win for the Bloods. West Brunswick easily accounted for UHS-VU by 14 goals . The win was not without its price, with 4 dislocated/broken fingers to two Magpie players . For UVB Jarrod Sudholz impressed and set up an intriguing battle next week. St .Mary's season of woe continued, going down to Monash . Another lapse in concentration for the Saints proved costly . Harrison and Schembri were brilliant at both ends of the ground pulling down marks to give Michael Learmonth some hope to turn it around . For the Gryphons it was Nick Rutherford who set it up in a stellar performance . No official report from the Old Westbourne/Swinny game, however, some of my Warrior buddies said they were happy to sneak away with the points after trailing late in the match at a ground they had not won at previously . Prev iew My two favourite D3 sides do battle at "the House of Pain" in an intriguing battle of the Westies . Both teams have shown plenty this season, though I think the Magpies go into today's match as deserved favorites . However, as has been the case in their many previous encounters, form counts for little and a close result can be expected . I am particularly looking forward to a potential encounter between Fairfield and Smythe who have had a lot to say to each other in previous encounters . For my tip, I cannot jump off the Magpie bandwagon as I pick them to win a thriller against my old club . It is "Australia Post Day" at the Postage Stamp as the club's with the two smallest grounds in D3 battle it out for the "Philatelist Cup" . Elsternwick are in danger of losing touch with the top four coming off two tight losses in a row should they go down today and will be looking to the return of star s 36

Greene, Cotter and Mason to [ turn it around . Unfortunately for the Saints, I cannot s,-,-, them breaking the duck today even with Cam Armstrong an d Luke D'Astoli continuing their good form . M y tip is, Wickers by plenty. Today's match between Kew and Swinburne presents Swinburne's last chance to dance with the D3 big boys, while it provides New with an opportunity to pull itself away from the bottom two . It is a tough one to call as the Razorbacks were impressive last week, however I think we will witness the continually improving Kew register win number two and some much deserved breathing space for coach Rohan Doherty . With a bit of breathing space, and not much chance of making the finals, l am finding it hard to know where the Gryphons will find motivation as they face a Demons side baying for blood . With small men Brad Meehan and Scott Lawry covering more ground than the early settlers and one of the best taggers in D3 in Marn Soufan blanketing Gryphon star Nick Rutherford, it will be Bentleigh by a sizable margin . Top versus bottom as the South Melbourne juggernaught host UHS-VU in a match that can only go one way . I am anticipating plenty of fireworks as the students pile the numbers behind the ball, but these tactics will just stave oft the inevitable as the Swans march on to win by plenty .

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Social Bentleigh hosts its Past Players function this Saturday, this is always a great day, so see Dimmer for bookings and enjoy a fun day. Special Mention The VAFA spirit was shown in the Bentleigh v Kew Reserves game on Saturday. After a severe head clash, the Kew player came to the Bentleigh rooms complete with ice pack still on his own head to check on the progress the Demon who had come off much the worse for wear (broken nose , fractured cheek bone etc) .

El- , icx congr ulatt an d for their milestone games against South Melbourne last eek, 11111 and RA respectively . This week Daniel 째C ba' ;Gee plays his 200th game. Daniel has been at the club since 7 years old and now hitting 30+ he is an ' raluable n er o' ;I . E' also congratulate theii on his tme . Jack rec 'y returned from a two year stint in Wall ,. On his return he told of how he would go runnhry in the rain airur vivj n . His lovely wife would look out at the sleet and snow and ask "why do you do it to yourseif%' Jack's reply was that the only thing keeping him going was the thought of coming back to play for the Wickets and he needed to keep himself fit . His i" ' work paid . off, and for the first time he took out the i : in last year's premiership season (after coming r n r cord 67 times). All wish the big man well . Cult figure John 'Choc' Liliakis also play : Ns this week for the Wicks. This year, Choc put in ; nas son. He was duly rewarded with a fit new body, which unforlonateiv was not enough to qualify him for Big Brother. f ; nous around goal and sublime skills will ensure that he kicks rr y a bag this year. Good luck Choc. plays 100 games _ . .h this week. A committee member and premiership p ' I plays an important role in the Swinburne Smior 3I -r, and is aiw s a strong contender for the CI _~t and Fairest . Congr ons' Uildmr '. Si , congrat t o on playing respectively. Well done guys, , respected by every member o

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AIARKEUNG by Steve McCarthy & Leah Gallaghe r It's the Simpsons! ! JK: There was once a very No, it's not Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie . It's the VAFA attractive football supporter Simpsons - Anthony, Peter, Matthew and Graham . run out on the ground and kiss ~ In an absolute Simpsons extravaganza last Saturday at Toorak n -theumpirdngabk Park, the four of them teamed up to umpire a combined total play . . . of 1,000 VAFA games . Father Graham, who started in the Best sledge from a supporter the careful, AD) ? 1960s, umpired 304 games . Son Anthony (ex-goal umpire), AD : In front of the club rooms at Glen Eira, spectator yells to debuted in 1993 and was a field umpires in game 278 . Older me at a boundary throw in, 'Hey Ump, I bet I know what you son Peter (ex-field umpire) who debuted in 1988 ran the do for a!iving - you're an airline steward aren't you? " boundary in game 323 . And Peter's son Matthew (ex-goal JK : My friends in the scoreboard at St Bernard's always make umpire) who debuted in 2001 was the other field umpire in me laugh with their comments (not always directed at me!) . game 95 . Second time retiree Peter tells us- The bloke who Helen Kenna from Old Xavs regularly offers me the use of her started it all, Dad tossed the coin in the centre of the ground dog to help with my decision making . before the game and the obligatory photos were taken, sun Which amateur player could make a good umpire and why? reflecting perfectly off Santo's scone! After the half-time break AD : There are plenty of players that umpire every game they when Matt called up Bulleen-Templestowe by yelling out from play in, but Steve Polan (Super), No. 21 of Mazenod actually the middle of the ground (as you know the away rooms at called decisions correctly more often than not, and from 40-50 Toorak Park are way over the other side of the ground out of metres away whilst standing near the second umpire! Plus he site & ear shot) . After 3/4 time when I got tired of waiting for knew every trick in the book so he would know what to look the fieldies to do something, the boundary umpires Santo and for, where to look and when ! I decided to whistle up the teams ourselves . Of course they JK : Former players: Bob Girdwood & Anthony Parkin - always both broke up straight way . Santo and I were getting thirsty by forthright with suggestions for the correct way to pay frees but then . after the match they are happy (more so than some umpires) The game having 4x20 minutes and little time on, finishing at to receive the feedback for why they might not have the 4 .20pm ie 1st Crownies at 4.25pm! I then very comfortably decision right. . . . slipped back into retirement again, body well and truly shot! Current: Nick Mitchell - he would always make sure the full The 'after match' included Dad being presented with the match forwards 'finally' get a fair go ! ball, signed by both coaches . First game : with who and the teams? The Simpson family would like to thank both clubs, and in AD : Wayne Henry, St Kevins v State Bank D section . I had particular Nei l umpired State Bank the week before in the twos against 'Bubba' Wallmeyer and Prahran for hosting us on the day, Powerhouse . The State Bank runner ran past me during the going well into the 5th quarter . second quarter and said 'I don't know why the other ump is We would also like to thank the many umpires, families and trying to teach you . You're killing him! ' friends who came to the game and/or joined us for dinner that JK: At the Brens Oval, UHSOB vs Brunswick . Single umpire in night . Special thanks to Gavin Roberts, Dom Napoli & Santo 1989 - I had only umpired country footy to then and wondered Caruso for being a big part of the day out on the ground . " if I had the right venue - there were no utes with filled eskies An absolutely sensational umpiring dynasty that surely must backed up to the boundary fence! ! be a record! (Norm Nugent?) A great advertisement for the Thankfully no old ladies with umbrellas either ! family that plays together stays together. Simmos - we're all Is there anything you wish to still achieve in umpiring ? proud of you here at the VAFAUA . AD : And if not that, 400 games, and if not that, the ability to ignore the ratbag supporters who get personal with their Milestones abuse, be able to report them and make their club responsible Congratulations to Anthony ( AD) Damen on 350 games . for their behaviour. Secondly to Jamie (Pretty Boy) Kvins reaching 250 (at Uni JK: My wish would be to encourage more players to take on Blues v Old Trinity) . Jamie, the fastest man to reach 50 games the challenge of umpiring . Former players make for great then the longest to get the other 200 games . umpires for so many reasons . Returning their experience to the playing field would really help our great game to grow . Boys, a few questions to please the readers: Tell the funniest thing you have seen on the field of play? Thank you, Salesian OC Football Clu b AD : Really muddy day, spectator bagging me all day from the To Salesians a thank from fellow umpire Paul Tuppen for the fence and I'm on my own in my first season. Late in the last way that as a club you look after the umpires during the game quarter, boundary umpire throw-in slipped and both ruckmen & at the after match but also their offer the same warmer charged and punched the waterlogged ball HARD straight into welcome to his wife every time she goes to a match when he the mug spectator's face . Knocks him over and when he gets is umpiring at Salesians home games . Thanks to the club . The up his face is completely covered in mud, just his eyes hospitality shown by most clubs is greatly appreciated by the showing (like the Three Stooges) . All the players and I p---ed umpiring group . ourselves laughing . Had to stop play.

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Yet another intriguing round of footy! Cries of ' I almost tipped this' as North BrunsK#ick had a great win over Syndal . Watch out, here they come! Eltham have now graduated to the `hotpots' whilst Eley Park continue to confound ! Review The Eltham Hawthorn duel was top notch up until half time, at which point the Turtles slipped into overdrive, with a 9 goal third quarter. Runco of half back starred whilst Coach Blagrove was a handful up forward with 7 goals . Runnalls was best for the Hawks . An upset occurred when North Brunswick accounted for Syndal by a mere three points . Recruits McLaughlin and Wall were the winners starts whilst Richardson was the Sinners best. It was raining goals as Edwards continued his domination of the Power House forward line as he slotted 17 goals. The countdown is on for the magical 100 mark already! He was well supported by Grahek whilst Speakman was again good for Richmond . Bulleen revved up their form, this time at the expense of Box Hill North . A great start meant they were never really troubled despite a late surge form the home side. Arcoraci again kicked goals up forward whilst Daley was again in good form. One of my favourite D4 players, Riscalla, was good for BHN . Finally, another great result for Eley Park as they comfortably accounted for Albert Park . Cresswell was in everything for the Sharks whilst the Albert boys were well served by Bennett and Baker.

Another intriguirrountl however my b is that it will take until at least the half way mark before clubs sort themselves out in this grade . In what a few weeks ago shaped as a mismatch . Eltham welcome North Brunswick . The Turtles were very impressive last week and have been installed as flag favourites . It was great to see North hit back however luck is against as they hit the in form side of D4 . Hard to go past Eltham . Box Hill North makes the short trek across to Eley Park in what could provide to be a pivotal game for the visitors . No doubt the Box Hill bovs have improved however they will need to convert some improvement to wins shortly . Eley Park has been the surprise packet with most pundits expecting them to be lower table this year . I haven't gone for them too many times this year however they have me convinced, Eley Park for me ! A close tussle is predicted as Bullen host Power House . Both sides were highly fancied at the start of the year and this game was pencilled in early as a bi g

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one . The House have some good form on the board whilst Bulleen have been a touch inconsistent but did return to form with a good win last week . No surprise that Edwards holds the key to this game however I fancy that Bulleen might be able to exert a little too much pressure in the midfield and hence cut down the supply line . Bulleen for me . Syndal Tally Ho was disappointed to lose to North Brunswick, a game they had pencilled in . They travel to Albert Park in a game that has had me chopping and changing . Expect this to be a close one (like most of the Sinners games this year) however have not written the Sinners of just yet, Syndal for mine . Finally, Hawthorn will be looking to return to the winners list as they travel the short trip to Richmond for a local derby. Once again, Richmond were more competitive last week however it is hard to see them winning this one, especially as the Hawks welcome back Broomhall and Garlick into their line up . CORRESPONDE NT S Remember, ed .sill@locker.com .au or 0418348723

N orth Brunswick congratulates AcCallum on reaching 100 games . It has been a while in coming for this well respected young man . Probably the only player at Allard Park who owns a suit, he is regarded as a solid defender at Centre Half Back. His courage and attack on the ball & his opponent can never be questioned . Always the consummate clubman, his regular attendance at club functions is well noted by all his peers . Well done to Ben and whatever the future holds, everyone knows that he will put his heart and soul into achieving his goals . North Brunswick also congratulates Cameron Twaddle on reaching 50 games . A typical left footer, his long penetrating kicks either at goal or deep into the forward line always advantage the Green & Golds . His commitment to making the ball his is there for everyone to see . His hard running trying to make position ensures that his teammates will always look for his searching leads . A joy to coach, his attitude on the track and in games cannot be faulted .

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n :~FCT1R N Syndal Tally He AFC ~ .4 6.9 7 .12 11 .15 (81) North Brun ick AFC 5 .2 8.3 10.6 12 .12 (84) Syadal TU: Goals: C. Cachia 4, I kenzie 2, D . Richardson 2, S . Crew, G . Fox, 1 . Taa. Best : 0. Richardson, I . Mackenzie, 1 . Toa, G. Fox, I. Bingham, L . Hanneman n Nth Bruns : Goals: P. Tomklns 3, J. Boudoloh 2, L . Greening 2, P. McLachlan 2, D . Newton, H . Boyd, R . Wall . Best : A. Sammartmo, B . Robertson, P. McLachlan, R . Nall, P. Tenuous, A. Taha Umpires: Michael Fords (F) Mark Farrell (F ) Albert Park AFC 1 .2 5.4 8 .6 10.12 (72) Eley Park Sharks 6.2 8.4 15 .18 19.11 (125) Albert Park AFC : Details not received . EPS: Goals: D . Viola 4, M. Viola 3, D . Snell 3, G. Psaltopoulas 3, C . Cresswetl 2, D. Broadbear, D Payne, J . Verde, B . Reado . Best : C. Cressvrell, D . Roll, D. Bowen, T. Houlden, M . Viola, D. Snell Umpires : Bruno Savi (F) Jonathan Kerr (F) Power Rouse AFC 6.6 12.9 18.12 24 .17 (161) Richmond Central AFC 0.2 1 .4 3.6 7.8 (50) PH : Goals : P. Edwards 17, M . Taylor 2, D . Boland, P. Basic, J. Earl, A . Foster, D. Grahek . Best: P. Edwards, D . Grahek, C . Bowrley, M . Taylor, P. Sosic, P. Arnold Rich: Goals: J . Matheson 2, M. Goonan, N . Nuske, J . Dunn, C. Crough, D. Morrison . Best: 0 . Speakman, N . Nuske, C . Crough, D . Morrison, J . Robertson, M . Goonan Umpires: Peter Griffiths (F) Ron Marryn {F) Andrea Mason (B) Brendan Dowling 'B) Boa Hill rth tFC 2 .2 6 .4 8.6 13 .10 (88) B 1 n 6 .10 12.13 14 .17 15 .19 (109) B 'enny 4, C . Riscalla 2, T. Thoi 2, A . Odza, A . Sallantioglo, S . Irvine, C S. Smhh,'t Hood. Best : C . Riscalia, B. Marcakis, K. Outfield, C . Langley, D. Penny, A. Stee(a ! II C 6: Goals: F. Arcoraci 5, M. Rowe 5, T. Conn 2, T. Fradkin, M . Mann, B. Thomas Best R . Daley, F. Bianca, D. Trinchi, M . Rowe, N . Ritchie, T. Moore Umpires: John Cahir ( F) Gerard Roffs (F) Robert Seymour (G) Garry Clancy (G ) H 5 .5 8.7 8.9 10.10 (70) Eftham UC 3.5 9.6 18 .10 21 .14 (148) H Goals: M, Tyson 4, D . Pritchard 2, M . Caruana, D . Lauletta, C . Rice, L. Aitken . Best : B. Runnalls, J . Dawson, L. Aitken, P. McKenna, M. McVeigh, R . Beattie EBham : Goals: M . Blagrove 7, A. McClaren 4, G. Turner 4, T. Andrews 2, B . Galvin 2, J. Foo, L. Mason. Best : R . Runco, J. Galvin, M. Biagrove, R . Thomas, T. Wenborn, G . Turner Umpires: Brent Woodhead (F) Christian Schaefer (F ) Q4 RESERU E Albert Park AFC 5.5 11 .7 13 .9 22 .17 (149) Eley Park Sharks 2.2 4 .4 6 .4 10.8 (68) Albert Park: Details not received . EPS: Goals : J. Newbound 4, R. Baseggio 4, L. Mellington, M . Keown. Best: B . Craske, D. Heynes, W. Wallace, B. Doppler, L. Maiden, R. Baseggi o Hawthorn AFC 0 .2 0 .4 2.6 3.7 (25) â&#x201A;ŹRham UC 3 .5 6 .8 9.9 11.12 (78) Haar: Goals: S . Tropes 2, N . Opie . Best: W. Duffy, J . Murphy, D . Holland, E. Jenkins, T. Crivelii, N . Opie Eltham : Goals : S . Weston 3, L. Barnes 2, M. Partisan 2, M. Abbott, J. Baud, M . Jarvis, T. Kaye . Best: E . Baud, L . Mee, T. Kaye, S. Mead, L . Barnes, M. Olari s Syndal Tally He AFC 5 .2 7.6 8 .10 9 .16 (70) North Brunswick AFC 2 .4 4 .5 5.9 7 1 0 (52) Syndat TH: Goals : M. Glenister 3, M . Buckley, S. Miller, D. Paolone, A . Rowe, L. Dickenson, J. Rowe . Best : C . Fracas, D. Bogged, A . Dance, A. Davis, T. Bartholomew, J . Rowe Nth Bruns : Goals: D . Carter 4, F. Papanastasatus 2, M. Taha . Best: J . Freeman, L. Spero, M . Pisasale, B . Williams, J . Wolter, D . Rowland s Box Hill North AFC 3.4 10.7 11 .8 12 .11 (83) 9 .6(60) Bullen Cobras AFC 3 .3 5.5 9 .6 BHN : Goals : B. Olson 5, J. Howarth 2, L . Penhalluriack 2, J. Tambakis 2, P. Currie . Best : J . Howarth, B . Olson, M. Lacey, G. Robinson, M. Bell, D . Lay Ball Cob: Goals : A. Vincitorio 3, G . Anderton, T. Mazzarella, M . Soumelidis, M. Unwin, P. Whitehouse, C . Borreili. Best: M . Unwin, T. Mozzarella, S. Coombs, J . Lewis, J . Sotto, C . Borrell i Power House AFC 8.6 14.9 22.12 28 .17 (173) 5.8(38) Richmond Central AFC 2 .3 3 .4 3 .5 PH : Goals: N. Moresi 5, 0 . Roche 5, D . Gough 3, G. Cockshutt 3, N. Vougioukas 2, M . Burgess 2, J . Bath 2, G. Armstrong 2, C. Plazzer, D. Mullen. Best: D . Roche, N. Moresi, D . Gough, C . Plazzer, M. Burgess, P. Barrett Rich: Goals: C. Coates 2, A. Piani, A. Read, M. Janes . Best: T. Wallace, J. Lane, J. Goode, T. Mundy, N . Krake, C . Coate s

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SECTION 1 Time for a little nibble, time for a mini mid season review. Lets take it from the bottom. BV - Yet to win a game . . .getting mighty close though . Expect bi g things from Round 18 onwards . SKOBS - Disappointing - the boys are already planning the footy trip from what I can hear. Collegians - Not even the appearances of several celebrities in the Club 18 can save these guys. Its time to go . . . . . . Collegians". Marcellin -two from five and my former premiership favourites (MFPF's) are on the way down . Train like you play boys and don't get spanked by 20 goals again! Old Scotch - Gave the snakey ones a good run last week . Much improved, but you need to do more than that for me . Midfield at best. Rope Team of the year I reckon . Just outside the four and ready to pounce. Forget about the blues last week. Eye on the ball fellas. Blues - Record of 4 and one speaks highly . A real Litmus test this week . Will they turn blue or red? St Bernards - After crawling around in the snakepit, they seem to have found their niche. Percentage to play for this week will see them hungry for spot number two . Xavs - Brilliant. Lovin' it. Be La Too big, too skilful, playing with arrogance . I love that sort of stuff. And the winners of round 6 are . . . . . . : Rupo at leafy, Xavs to humble Blues, Be La to smash Marcellin . SKOB, and Bernards to beat an improving BV . Correspondents. Any feedback to beatonc@tabcorp .com .au. Thanks to Paul L for his continued support and the house of Prowse for his mentoring . Happy punting !

Section 2 The match of the year left Carey behind the stick, saying "we can't kick ." The OM's v Panthers bout was close, but looking at the scoreline, Carey's kicking was as indirect as one of Danny Green's punches, (14 behinds) . Bull could only muster 2, while Code kicked two for the OM's . 9th defeated 3rd as Brighton recorded their first win against the Raiders . Michael Dewar held Parade sharpshooter, Soloman to a goal and starred in the 16 point win . Brosnahan was strong at CHB, while midfielders Gunning and Jack Geddes powered through the guts delivering to James Sest who kicked with 5 . Redmond and Cox were good for the Raiders. The Sharks beat the Fielders in a nail-biter with Shark Doug Pritchard slotting 4 . The Wellers made a mess of the T's, pantsing them by 123. And in a 46 point thumping, the Blacks touched up the Friars, who are currently lost in the wilderness . Jess and Linley starred for Blacks . Caulfield will go down to the beach, playing Brighton who will by high after last week and close to full strength . Their next 3 weeks are against lower ladder sides, so they will be looking to gain momentum . After disposing of the bottom side the Wellers will be looking to do the same against the Sharks, and will by 6 big ones . 10th vs 1st this week and I don't think I will say any more . OM's by a lot. The Friars host the Panthers . Both sides are coming off demoralizing losses but the Panthers should bounce back by 25 points. In this week's showdown, the Raiders host the Blacks . Parade has surprised me a few times this year but the Blacks have been solid . Visitors by 7 points . bernecich@netspace .net .au 48

Section 3 Review St . Bede's Mentone an d Oakleigh remain undefeated so far this season after both agai n won convincingly last weekend . The clash between SBMT and Bentleigh did not live up to its billing with St. Bede's Mentone proving they are a force to be reckoned with even when playing away . They held an eight goal lead at half time thanks to the good work of Chris Mouritz and Robert Swayn and cruised to an 85 point victory, with gun forward Mitch Bodinnar kicking 8 majors. Lee Barrand and Tim Edwards helped themselves to 6 goals each as Oakleigh had little trouble disposing of MHSOB, with Daniel Wills and Michael Doyle providing Oakleigh with plenty of drive . Old Ivanhoe thrashed a hapless Emmaus St. Leo's, while Ormond held off a very determined La Trobe by just 15 points . A cracker of a game was played out between Old Essendon and Ajax with little separating the two teams all day, with Old Essendon holding on by just two points to celebrate their first win of the season . Skipper How Wilson led from the

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front all day for Old Essendon kicking 4 goals, ably supported by Dylan Moore and Jordan Young . Preview Round 6 should be named the Blockbuster Round, for each game's result could go either way . The only team that should be a certainty to win is Ormond at home against Old Essendon, and while I think they will, the boys from Essendon Grammar will be buoyed by the confidence boosting win last week . The two undefeated teams of Section 3 finally meet this week in a salivating clash between Oakleigh and St . Bede's Mentone at Scammell Reserve, and one of these teams will be tasting the bitterness of defeat for the first time come Saturday. Both teams have an even spread of talent and rarely rely on one or two players to get across the line, however saying that, Bodinnar has been a goal kicking machine for SBMT this season and will be a man Oakleigh would need to nullify if they are to get the points. In a tough one to tip, I will stick with SBMT in a close one . Ajax host MHSOB in a very winnable game for them and with David Selzer in top form I am tipping them to take the points at home . La Trobe travel out to Emmaus St. Leo's in another tough encounter for Coach De Bono's troops, however, they have showed so far that they like a scrap and should take the points home with them. Old Ivanhoe versus Bentleigh is another blockbuster that will round out the weekend's games, and with Old Ivanhoe's Daniel Geilings and Mitchell Bodycoat providing the opposition with plenty of headaches, they should get the points at home . Send match info into al-vafa@hotmail .com U19 Blue Review The Monash Blues have entered the top four for the first time with a n impressive away win against Hampton on the weekend . Monash's Tom Johnstone, Matt Sutherland and Kade Collins took Hampton apart in the first quarter with an 8 goal to 1 start, and they were never headed on their way to a 50 point win . Nick Lyall was one of very few winners for Hampton on the day, and while I have stuck with Hampton in recent times, their time for showing what they can do is fast running out . Parkdale Vultures showed they may be improving with a commendable showing against undefeated Mazenod, but they couldn't get enough of a score on the board. Nicholas Bogar was again Mazenod's best player, with Luke Castledine and Peter Stanley providing him with plenty of support. Liam Degeorge's 5 goals helped Oakleigh Clayton to thrilling 3-point win against Powerhouse/Sth Mornington, while Old Haileybury remained undefeated with an away win against Old Mentonians. De La had a bye . Preview In a mouth-watering Round 6 clash, Mazenod take on a well rested De La Salle this weekend at Central Reserve in what will give us a glimpse of two teams destined to play finals . This is nearly impossible to tip as both teams are yet to taste defeat, however, I will stick with Mazenod only because it is being played at their home ground . Old Haileybury's Chris Casey and Stefan Martin should again be ones to watch as they take on and beat Parkdale at home, while an intriguing couple of clashes make it a tipping nightmare for my good self . Monash Blues play host to Oakleigh Clayton, with both teams coming off confidence boosting wins, but with Sutherland kicking goals and Monash back at their familiar surrounds, they should win in a close one . Powerhouse/Sth Mornington welcomes Old Mentonians in the battle of the bayside teams, with both teams in a similar vein of form . Old Mentonians Brad Norton and Jacob Moon were shining lights last week in their lose to Old Haileybury as were Sam Wright and Ben Price for Powerhouse/Sth Mornington in their close one against Oakleigh, so in a tight affair, I will stay with Old Mentonians in a very close match . Hampton has a bye, a week to have a good hard look at where they are at. Send match info into al-vafa@hotmail.com 49 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2006

Social U .19 Parents & Supporters Luncheon - Waverley Park social rooms Midday June 3- $25.00 a hea d RSVP: Phil Proy 0402 841981 or Paul Lourey 040145125 3 U19 Re d Section RED is becoming as unpredictable as Chris Tarrant's kicking with two huge upsets on the weekend . Therry took care of a derailed Rupertswood with a comfortable six goal win. Classens and Page were solid in the middle while Costello, Conboy and Jack Walker kicked 3 each . New boys, Old Xavs have definitely found their footing, destroying an Aquinas side that should be hovering around the top of the table. Tom 'Motley Crue' Lee kicked 4 while Austin Ley starred for Xavs . The Bullants won by 9 points but had 9 more scoring shots than the Old Boys . Bad day in front of goal . The Voglis cousins kicked 3 each, while Ford and Kyle Adams were good for the visitors . The Reds walloped early ladder leaders Kew as Chris Ligris registered 5 majors . I might have to start re-thinking this top 4 pretty soon . This week, two teams I'd never think to tip against will go down . Firstly, the Old Boys host Kew and the latter have left me asking questions about their final's chances. NOBSPC in an upset that'll go down to the wire . Second, a lack-luster Aquinas will go down to the Lions, who are on fire at the moment and will take it by 4 goals . Xavs, who are running hot in Section RED, will topple the Bullants who were unconvincing winners last week. Xavs by 23. While the Reds will take Westbourne to the cleaners in a 40 point + demolition at Jock McHale Stadium . Rupertswood go to the pub. bernecich@netspace .net.au

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Banynle-Viewbank 3 .1 4.4 1 .6 8 .14(62) Collegians 3 .2 0.0 0.8 9 .13 (67) Banyule VB : Goals: D . Kayrooz 3, G . Dim ek, D . Drapac, R . Gutterson, S . Touh, J . Mugavm . Best: D . Drapac . L Shepherd, G. Dimok, S . Griffith. N. Swift, N. Braddy Colt : Goals: W. Tardif 3. A. Scott 2, L . Saunders 2, B . Sims, P. Standen. Best : A. Scott, I Zimbachs. S . Inglis. W. Todd, L . Saunders, B . Sims Umpires: Daniel Dinneen (F) Paul Dinneen IF) Rupertraroed AFC 2 .2 3.5 3.6 3 3 (25) University Blues 3 .1 5.5 6 .10 8 .17 (65) Ruperts: Goals: J_ Pretty 2, 0. Gregory. Best: J. Ata. A . Evans, M . Quigley, J. Bradley, D. McGovern, H. Spinner Uni Blues: Goals : S . Houghton, T. Braids. D. Hayter, J . Lynch, M . Sykes, H . Flanagan, H. Weddell, J . Crameri. Best: E . Hamer, J. Van De Pol, M. Maltmano, N- Bradley, R. Wilson, H . Weddell Umpires: Michael Gdday (F) Nathan Sheppard (F ) Old Xaverians (1) 5 .4 11 .7 16.11 23 .17 (155) Marcellin OC 0 .6 1 .6 2.6 3 .6(24) Old Xae: Goals: R. Benson 5- L. Kelly 4, J . Gross 4, S . Doyle 3 . T. Dynun 3, A Ross, D. Quinn, W . Bull, J . Mercuri . Best: N . Saunders, T. Grigg, J . Cross, S . Doyle, A. Bonmce, W. Smith Marc: Goals : J. Winstanley 2, N . O'Halloran . Best : M . Nash, A Zaicos, T . Montaigne, J. Mahoney, J . Winstanley, K Wise Umpires : David Anselmi (F) Michael Hooper (F) St 8emards 4 .7 5 .8 6.11 7.17 (59) Old Scotch t .0 4 .2 6.2 7.6(48) St Bem: Goals: T. Doynaam 2, J . Ryan, A. Stapleton, A . Harrison, L . Sweeney, B. Considine. Best : 0. Igoe, B . Considine, S . Marchment, K. Qalmau D. Mitchell, G . Baseggeo Old Scotch: Goals : M . Parisi 2, J. Pearce 2, M . Aylett, P. Rattray. C . Perkins . Best: S. Angus, S . Bradley, J . Pearce, W. Cox, M . AyleU, A . Tummel Umpires : Matthew Stoward (Fj Jack Fagan (F) Be La Salle OC 3.2 6 .5 11 3 17AI (113) St Kevins OB 1 .2 4 .3 6 .6 &.9 (57) DLS : Goals: R . Breda 4 . A. Kovarik 4, S . Fairbrother 3, N . Thompson 2, L. Bull, G . Hesse, S. Nethersole, N. Roberts . Best : W. Fenton, G. Rae, S. Nethersole, G. Hesse. J . Hansen, L. Bull SKDB: Goals: T. Laflanzio 2, A Mirchandani 2, M . Murphy, N . Rogers, H . McPherson, J. Mullen. Best : T. White, S. Conlin, S. Neohoribs, A. Mirchandani . R . Nissen, B. Liu Umpires : Ryan Robertson (F) Mark Duthie (F ) UNDER 19 (2 Old Trinity Or 1 .0 1 .1 1 .2 3.3(21) Old Camberwell Gr 7.4 12 .10 151 3 21 .18 (144) OTGr Goals: N. Bachli, M. Bilney, W. Pilakui . Best: T. Howell, M . Bilney, W. Pilakui, L. Fisher, A . Cicutto, H. Bonfield OCG: Goals : Hillier 7 Pillay 5 Wright 2 Shanks 2 Wilson Bourke Nichols WeDenhall De Vries . Best: McCabe Pdlay Bonyhady Shanks Hillier Nichols. Umpires: Matthew Brennan (F) Tim Norton (F ) Beaumris AFC 2 .2 6.6 6.10 12 .14 (86) Caulfield Or 2 .7 4 .11 9.16 10 .21 (8 1 ) Beaum: Goals : D. Pritchard 4, K . Barnes 2, R . Gillespie, M . Dekoning . R . Willis, J. Gregory, M . Mc Nally, J . Torcasio_ Best: M . Mc Nally, M. Wilson, C. Badman, K . Barnes, 0. Pritchard, S . Gray Caul: Goals : M. Hardy 3 . B. Hyland, M. Sessler, A . Ross, M . While, B. Mitchell, T. Spinks, T. Robinson . Best: B. Hyland, A. Ross, A. Spinal, A. Webb, T. Robinson, J. Jenning s Umpires : Michael Hagan (F) Chris Thorburn (F ) Old Brighton Gr 3 .2 8.4 18 .10 13 .14 (92) Old Paradians 1 .1 16 63 11 .8 1 74) Old Br. Goals : J . Sest 5, C . Dowling 2, M . Browning, J . Geddes, A . Gunning, J . Miller, M. Burge, H. Harr. Best : M . Finlayson, A . Gunning, J . Geddes, J . Best, L . Bresnahan, M. Dewar Old Par. Goals: S. Valente 4, C. Sage 3, N. Curcio 2, M . Solomon, P. Marini . Best: C. Khoury, R. Young, M . Stace, P. Marini, A. Cox, A . Asdagl Umpires : Paul Tyrer (F) Mark Jenkins (F) Mitchell Hutchison (8) Old tdelburnians 8.6(54) Old Carey Gr 6.14 (50) Old 61e1b: Goals: T. Code 2, N. Morrison 2, B. McKie, T. 0'Shaughnessy, S. Playfair, P. Kennon. Best: T. Code, N . Morrison, B. McKie. W. Kiel, P. Kennon, P. Kruger Old Carey: Goals: M . Bull 2, L . McQueen-Miscamble 2, B . Smithwick, D . Elliott. Best : L . McQueenMiscamble, A . Pattison, C. Fitzpatrick, J. Newnham, J. Wagner, D . Elliott Umpires : Jason Evans (F) University Blacks 4-5 7 .11 10.16 13 .22 (100) Whitetriars OC U19 3.0 5 .1 7.5 8 .6 (54) Uni Blacks : Goals: M. Bond 2, T. Napier 2, J . Russell 2, N. Dornauf 2, J . Cordner 2, N . Waters, L. Read, S. Miller. Best: S. Jess, D . Linley, T. Napier, N. Waters, A. Summons, H . Macdonald White: Goals: R. Petracca 3, J . O'Meara 2, S. Keogh, A. Harris, M. Blueming . Best : P. Mitchell, S. Aliemand, M. Mandicos, M . Mirabella, P. Hayes, R . Petracca Umpires: Matthew 0'keefe (F) Chris Witkowski (F ) R 9 La Trobe University 0.~~3 1 (~4 .4 5 .6 8 .7 (55) Ormond AFC 3.5 4 .6 7.9 10.10 (70) LaTrobe: Details not received . Orm : Goals: Simpson 2 Lack 2 Ashton Duthie Frazier Cribles Foy Ward4ey. Best : Cribles Foy Calvert Knoester Ryde Vtashfold . 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Lebretan 4, R . Swat 3, C . Tobin 2 A. Falkmer, S. L'huillier, D. Lynch, C. Mourne, D . tis, C- Keenan. Best : G . Mouritz, M . Bodinnar, R . Swayn, B . Neville, J. Lebreton . T. Marks Umpires: Logan Smith (F) Luke Michalskp (F ) AlHSOB 41 4 .3 6,4 8,5(53) Oakleigh AFC 7 .0 9 .3 13.6 20 .1 0 (130) MHSt78: Goals : N . Campbell 3, S. Sotat 2, A. Higgins, D. Bird, B. Calder. Best: S . Wrigley, D. Bird, N . Campbell, J. Kiteley, J . Bunting, S . Sofat Oakleigh AFC: Goals: L. Barrand 6, T. Edwards 6. D. Costigan 3, S. Doherty 2, M . Doyle, D . Wills, C . Meyers . Best: D, Wills, M . Doyle, L. Barrand, T. Edwards, A. Pound-Gow, M . Donato Umpires: [an Kennedy (F) Marlyn Bona (F) Old Essendon Or 7 .3 9 .8 12.12 13.17 (95) AJAX AFC 3 .3 81 13.8 14 .9 (93) Old Ess: Goals : D. Francis 4 . H. Wilson 4 . A Gough 2, C. Morton, B . Madden, D . Trevaskis . Best : H . Wilson. D . Moore . J. Young, T. Robertson, R . Jones, D. Benson AJAX: Goals : J . Smith 4, J. Kegan 2 . B . Rotstein 2. L. Belobmv, M . Shmeding, R . Grant, M . Herscu . 0 . Selzer, B . Bromberg . Best: D. Selzer, R. Grant, B. Rotstein, J . Smith, J. Osoeaicki, A . Freedman Umpires : Anthony Lil!ey (F) Tony Millar (F) Old Ivanhoe Gr 5 .5 9.7 15.11 19 .14 (120) Emmaus St Lees BC AFC 0 .0 0.2 1 .4 1 .7 (13) 01: Goals: K . Ellis 4, T. Rosenlis 4, G . Hartrick 3, J . Minas 3. M . Bodycoat, T. Pantaoo, R . Gieschen, R. Hondromatidis, C. Nichol . Best : D . Geilings, R. Gieschen, M . Bodycoat, T. Penland, T. Rosenlis, L. Page-Woad ESL: Goals : J . Rossit. Best: N . Tamburro, J . Quirk, J. D`albsrio, A. Crivelli, M. D'orazro, S . Kars Umpires : Jason Lane (F) Stephen Cage IF) ORE M= Old Mentonians 41 9 .4 9 .4 9,4(58) Old Haileybu ri ans 3.2 5.6 9.11 12 .18 (90) OM : Goals: J. Prowse 2, T . Speers 2, M . Campbell 2, M. Lumsden, K . Goulding, M. Jenkins. Best: B . Norton, M. Campbell, J. Moon, L. Mitchell, M. Wilton, A. Triantafyllou OH : Goals: R . Johnson 5. 0. Korlos 2. N. Crdicos 2, C. Casey, S . Martin, K . Stamford. Best: C . Casey, S . Martin, N . Bourke, B . Dolman, R . Johnson, N . Waite Umpires: Michael Ryde (F) Paul Jones (F) Parkdale Vultures 2.0 33 5.10 8 .11 (59) Mazenod OC 3.5 5.8 10.10 13 .19 (97) Park Vult: Goals: J. Chitty 2, F,9. Kight, D . Scerri, A . Hunter, M. Labiris, J. Gwozdz, J. Hespe. Best: A . Wood, A. Hunter, D . Scerri, C. Terranova, P. Diluvio, R. Horler Mar. Goals: N . Roger 5, S . Davis 3, N . Kiavins 2, A . Weckes 2 . P. Stanley. Best: N. Boger, P. Stanley, L. Castled no, N. Graham, J. Miller, S. Fraser Umpires : Sarah McGill (F) Frank Stokes (F) OakteighClayton 12 5.3 7.5 11 .10 176) PowerhouselSth iAomington 4 .3 7.5 9.6 11 .7 (73) Oak Clays: Goals: L. Degeorge 5, P. Hill 2. J. Simon, T. Price, N . Naiou, C. Phillips. Best: L. Lagrange, N . Naiou, T. Collins, D. Harper, C . Phillips, T. Price PHlSth Morn: Goals: N . Coy 3, L. Jackson 2, T. Marmo 2. J . Stanley 2, R. Wood, S- Kemp . Best: S . Wright, B . Price, C. O'Brien, J. Morrissey, M. Spencer, T. Marmo Umpires : Richard Yann (F) Grant Joyner IF) Hampton Rovers AFC 1 .3 4.5 5.7 8.8(56) Manash Blues 8.4 9.6 12 .14 15 .16 (186) Hampt Row: Goals: R . White 3, N . Lvall 3, B . Randall, J. Ward. Best: N . Lyall, J. Schafer, K. Pinto, C. Gleeson, B . Dwyer, N . Morecroft Mon Blues: Goals : M. Sutherland 5, K . Collins 2, A. Jordan 2, 0. Coe 2, J . Waldron 2 . J . Shopov, S . Quintet. Best: T. Johnstone, K. Collins. M . Sutherland, J . Rudd, D. Morgan, J . Crook Umpires: Dean Schwab (F) Peter Pullen (F) BYE - De La Salle, UNDER 19 (RED) Aquinas OC 2 .3 4 .4 6.5 7 .5(47) Old Xaverians (2) 5 .2 10 .9 13 .11 19 .18 (132) Aquinas : Goals: A . Nautty, 3, S . O'Donnell, S. Ragozzini, M. Sweeney, P. Cross . Best : T. Taranto, S. Kenner, A. Ragauskas. A . Naulty, L . O'Brien, D. Zuccon Old Xaa : Goals : T. Lee 4, H . Whiting 3, A . Fazio 2, G. Grigoriadis 2, K. Lunardi, T. Preece, A . Ley, A. Torre, J . French, L. Guirguis, P. Mitchell, J . Di Stefano . Best: A . Ley, if. Whiting, L . 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Coach: Greg Wood

Coach: Mzhael Jones

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ST ~ ED as Gi~! T!G`: P 3 Coach : Owen Labr 1 M. Bodinaar 2 A. Fauikiner 3 I. Frid nan 4 M. Geshke 5 D. Graham 6 J. Hunte r 7 S, Jones 8 D. Kell y 9 J. LeBreton 10 C. Lee 11 S. CHuill)er 12 0, Lynch 13 T. Mark s 14 S. McLaughlin 15 C. Mouritz 16 B. Neville 17 C. Ritchards 18 J.Swayne 19 R.Swayna 20 C. Tobin 21 D. Wearne 22 C. Keenan 23 W. Alderman 24 G. Brmm 25 J. Callaghan 26 M .Canwri ght 27 T. Clegg 28 P. Considine 29 T. Feste r 30 H. McLean 31 T. Quinn 32 a Flashy 33 A. Ryan 34 D. Sinclair 35 J .Villamar 36 D. Atkins 37 B . Parke r

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Under-19 - Section Blu e DE LA SALLE GOLDS

HAMPTON ROVERS

MAZENOD

Coach: Robin Smith Asst Coach: Matt Sheehan

Coach: Cam McGregor

Coach: Shane Regan

1 S . WiYnams 2 L. Semmel 3 N . Higgins

4 J. Phillips

1 K. Collins

1 J. Simon (VC)

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4 T.Bailey

3 M . Philips 4 D. Morgan 5 J .PJlaye

2 K.Nguyen(C) 3 J.la o

to M. Corry

9 C . Grant

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10 J. Lamb t t P. Monaghan 12 K. Robertson

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5 N . Graha m s F Deegan 7 D. Ciawrella

8 S. Cummings 9 J. Cmnren 10 N . Bogar 11 C. Srrxth 72 J.Arrroki

73 C 14 LAten . Brown 75 C. Duke

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14 A . Roberts 15 D. Hyne 16 D. DeLuca 17 J. Comerford

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18 A. McKenna 19 M. Gomizel 20 R . Breda (C) 21 D. Reid

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16 M. Bayliss 20 M.0'Connor 22 K Seenan 23 C ABChm 24 d Cattery 25 B. Roberts

19 M,D20 S . Px~er

27 M. Aldso,

26 P. Stanley

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22 J .Jarus 23 D.Ouamd 24 T. Krezel

30 T. M.Ca"m

SPONSORS HYLAND

1 D . Galt 12 S. Gallagher (DVC) 13 J. Evangelist a

13 B . Harding

14 B . Main 15 Q Godsil 16 G. Ngyuen

15 J. Nevitt 16 D. Gilmore 17 B. Forbes 18 G . Daniells

17 l. Treadwell 18 J . Rudd 19 N. Rhoden

19 V. Lim 20 D. Elkan 21 D. Stepanoz 22 S. Levy (VC)

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OLD MEDTODIAHS

OLD HA1LEYDUiY

Coach : Mark Fairbanks Asst Coach : Adam Acreman 1 T. Speers 2 S . Fairbanks

Coach: David Lappage

26 J . Castello 27 T. Broughton

49 R. Devanny

28 P. Coo k

62 S . Worrall 63 J . Stephenson 83 G. Svenson

30 J . Moffat 31 C. Dureau

3 J . Moon (C)

M . Campbell M . Wilton (VC) B . Norton B . Bracke n D. Daperis

7 N. B.A. 8 L~doffl 9 N Wane 10 S. R oberts

11 J.Safter 12 i. Gooddhere

9 A.Triantatyllou 10 S . Rooke 11 C. Dennis 12 M . Lumsden

13 C. Duck 14 C. Follett 15 M . Jenkins 76 C. Duncan 17 R. Onvin 78 A . Rodrigues

34 J . Price 35 C. Fletche r 36 G . Mesley

40 J .Joseph 41 J .CrovRhe r 42 S Bue a 43 R.Thoma s 46 C. La Rocca

79 L Mitchell 20 E . Sweeney 2t R . Goulding 22 S . Cleave 23 J . Thompson 24 M Siemer . s 25 S. Royston 26 K. Goulding 27 P. Gartner

Coach : Don Kemp 1 K. Hunt 2 R . Matthews

3 R . Wood 4 B. Price 5 L . Fitzsimmons 6 S. Wright 7 C. O'Brien 9 D. Edwards 10 S. Barr

11 J. Stanley 12 D. Barron 13 T. Jefferie s 14 T. Mirabella

20 M . Fankhauser 21 N. Hutshmson

14 S. Redmond

15 M. Spence r

15 N . Hocking 16 J. Hespe 17 A . VanStavaren 18 D. Goddard 19 M . Brown 20 M . Kigh1 21 C . Munday 22 C . Terranova

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28 J. Mdunda y 29 A . Can"

30 B Don31 T Doukas 32 S . Moran 33 R. J~~ 34 A .Temcy

23 T. Danckert

24 J. Barry 25 R . Layton 26 K. Leather

35 T Chisholm 37 L. Darana Posa{age 38 A . W¢,t

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