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In my first year of writint out the VAFA for The ; it was decided - becaus " "e re so many close calls - at on the best-and- ss : the votes from the last f rounds of the season we i be counted down . It was a fascinating evening and extremely entertaining and 1 taven't missed one since . Being a punter, I the having a couple of small coins on the Brownlow Medal and, obviously . I always try to predict the winner of the Woodrow Medal . 1 do much better with the Brownlow. In fact, I think I was on Old Trinitv's star big man Andrew Ramsden every year except last year when he won it , And last year I was confident Old Naileybury's energised midfielder Paul Corrigan was g , ";g to give it a s,- '~o except he was, oddly, nowhere near it. And what is it about that rc ? cn boys have been on the podiu,,, ; :e times in s en :,i Joel Rice sharing it with Rambo in 2005 . A Section scribe Jonathan Horn has a- predicted another Marcellin be,, to feature heavily in ,, . count this year, Brett Dobson . And everyone is :I u p chances of C ;', .::me's James Hope . Hope is in _rb .i and his abi r t! -ea __ lay is sensational . I .voultln't be surprised to see big R ; gain, either, and Old Naileybury's star rc ri ood was certainly eye-catching in the early part of the s~ m . And his team-mate Andrew Jenke seems to be figuring in inn best on a regular basis as well. In B Section, Old Essen,' i's David Biggs has collected the previous ",Â°,o I"T Â˘ A oo ~Is b, .` "s de`-,tion to the VFL now > ~ n >n~

-is . _)uiiet is enjoying a stella r year ; . :;n Old Esser art. oi Blacks captain Matt Kempton is always outs :-nding .

In C Section, the season is all about St.Bedes!Mentone Tigers and scribe F-~--er Cameron likes the Tigers' centre-half -back and captain Luke Wintle . But Fraser also expects Ajax on-bailers An Lewski and former Sandringham player Jason Ritterman to feature in the votes and Ormond midfielders Leigh Deledio and Michael Miller . Di Section scribe Peter Williamson believes Therry Penoia star Justin Crotty is a big show, and 0!d Carey captain Al McQueen-Parton, as a goal-kicking onballer, is certainly eyecatching .

Bulleen-Templestowe captain Greg Ghivers has also been in terrific form for his team and should poll . in D2, scribe Jono Healy is thinking about Ivanhoe Assumption ruckman Chris Hunter, who is having a superb year, and Aquinas key defender Stephen Tibb, who has been in votecatching form . Peninsula Old Boys captain and the section's leading goalkicker Shaun Payze should also be in the votes, but as we all know, key forwards find it hard to a ct the attention of the umpires these days . But in D 3, 0 ; sr s; i. . ._nt forward Chris Sharp has tr .is . ie snarpest of sharpshooters, _ , i!e 61 .4 . Gavan also trs __- Inswick pair Ben Batters and Bu t Irving are also a ge : g o And in D4, scribe Ed S!~i also thinks power forward Ed Woods is certain to capture the eyes of the umpire with some big bags of goals, including one of 17 and anoth~r of 10.

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Loo: : ; as s Well I ~ n't work it out, can you? Saturday's University Blues line up featured the following players . . . Torney, Wilcox, North, De Crespigny, McKinnon, Paterson, Gleeson, Clarke, Lowcock, Kordick, Sturrock . Off the top of my head, that's nine prerr!-ship players, one Woodrow Medalist, one comp MVP, C, , Nelson rr '.st, six state players, six best and p s . At Ic to last year's B Grade premiers . pure, it's amateur footy, it's a I in . nut iet short. The heavy track at Chel a tee and it was their brawnier piayers, _ Cu avon their last two B & Fs), Sjourke Price anc Bruâ&#x20AC;&#x17E; ThomNuon who reveled in the bog . Their season s comparable to their 1999 campaign, when the y B Grade to figure in the finals straight away . of the day was at Camberwell, where the unfancied finals hung on in a very high standard game against th e F:aufanders . Ben Doherty, hamstrung by journalistic commitments the week before, slotted back and made an immediate impact while former Banyule player Shaun Lorenzini continued his stellar season, drifting forward to snag two malors. Scotch is right in the mix, despite barely a peep from James Gerstman . Bernards fielded a pretty handy line-up against Marcellin with cagey half forward Tate Pearson returning to the side and VFL player Michael Hooper `Pitting up for his first VAFA game since the 2003 Grand Final . Very much an enigmatic team the Bermes ; when they're on their game they're as good as anyone but they really seem to draw the short straws injurywise . Congratulations to first gamers Grant Baseggeo and Joseph landomenico . Xavs were mighty impressive against De La . Tim Clarke was deadly around the goals, his Ballarat mate Travis Ruyg (could we make those shorts a bit bigger perhaps Ruggy?) ran hard all day and Mark Graham played his best game for the club at CHB . They looked bigger, tougher and better organized . Still a very hard team to catch tipswise however. De La were very disappointing and looked a bit light on around the packs . Leigh Harrison, probably their most dangerous player behind Rayson, did miss however and should return this week . Luke Seeger did a cracking job on the big man Handley. Oh and Benny Mannix has retired, with his dodgy back finally taking its toll. Ben was one of the most entertaining players you'd ever want to see ; his effort on debut in 1994 to help De la avoid relegation will be talked about in amateur circles for decades . Best game I ever saw him play was against Ormond, when he kicked six in the last quarter (after almost falling asleep in the rooms at half time), three of them from marks taken whilst lying on his back!

On Sunday, Trinity were coasting to a massive win before the Grammar I turned on an eight goal to three second half to just fall short. James Beaumont led the charge for OMs, while Andrew Cultrera was on fire early, kicking five first half goals . Richard Burrows and Andrew Prowse were the respective best players . Tim Horn (a fine surname at that) was the latest in a long line of kids to play his first game for OMs Shortened Quarters Well it's just getting ridiculous now. Change! Change! Change! Last week, I dropped into the Orrong Hotel for some half-time refreshments and as I ambled back for what I assumed would be three quarter time, Xavs were belting out their theme song ! Crowd Pullers Good response to last week's question . General consensus seems to be that Haileybury, Scotch and De La attract the biggest crowds in A Section . Today's Poser Who is the A Grade player of the year thus far? Answers to jonathan_g_horn@yahoo .co .uk Today's Tip s Haileybury at the Badlands . Lock. Scotch over OMs. Lock. Ivanhoe over Bernards . Lock(ish) . Uni over Xavs . Upset. Trinity over Marcellin . Toss of the coin . Ladies and Gentlemen, it's anyone's flag this year . . . . .Have a nice da,.

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Old Haileyburians' congratulate .':'r ienke on hi s th game today. Andrew began his career in 1999 with the Under 19's and gained senior selection that year . Won Senior Coach's award in 2001 and has developed into, one of the best tap ruckmen in the competition . He is also one of the most prolific marks in the VAFA notching double figure tallies each week and in recent years has become dangerous around goals with a career tally of 60 majors . Well done 'Jenks' . Cameron Home also plays his 100th game for the Bloods today. Son of first OHAFC Captain, Andrew Home (19611981, 245 games), Cameron began his career in the Under 19's whilst still at school . Went overseas in 2002 returning the following year when in round 4 playing his 99th game, and injured his ACL, keeping him out of football until today. Hopefully Cameron has retained his uncanny judgement for marking in -packs and adding to his 104 career goals . Congratulations 'Homey' Congratulations also to Andrew Baker who played his 50th game last week. Former Haileybury School Football ViceCaptain, Andrew began with the Unders in 2002 winning Runner-up Under 19 B & F award that year, has played mostly in defence during his career, is a good kick, a strong mark, is hard at the ball and challenges the most opposing forwards . Well done 'Bakes' . Old Xaverians congratulate Daniel Higgins on his 50th game today, From Xavier College in 2002, he commenced in the under 19's and after a year off is finding top form in the Reserves. Well done Daniel from all at the club . De La Salle congratulates Simon Conway and Tommy Molan on 10 0 games, Simon commenced with the Juniors in 2001 and since has played 34 MSJFL, 37 Blues, 2 Club18, 25 Reserves and 2 Senior games . Simon made his senior debut in Round 4, 2005 and capped off a great year by being Reserves "Best in Finals" in that premiership team . A fine contribution from an emerging Senior player . Tommy commenced with the Golds in 2000 and since has played 14 Golds, 39 Blues, 37 Reserves and 10 Senior games . Tommy made his Senior debut in Round 2 2003 after Blues "Most Consistent" in 2002 and the same award for the Reserves in 2004. Both Simon and Tommy are tall mobile defenders who have strong potential to be good, consistent Senior players . M arcellin OC congratulate Richard Frisina on 200 games. 'Fris' has had an extraordinary career including a Reserve and three Senior Premierships . Fris is famous for his silky smooth skills and damaging left foot . He has spent the majority of his career at half-back but has been effective in the midfield and sneaking forward to kick goals . Fris is a popular clubman and it is appropriate that he now becomes eligible for Marcellin OC Life Membership . All at ' .', : rcellin wish Fris all the best on this big occasion .

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i : CSt4t ~ ;~'CELLP„ DC 1-4 2 .8 L 6,11 (47) ST BERNARDS 4.2 6.6 7 3 14 .9 (93) Marc : Goals : MacLaren 2 Bortolaito 2 BortaEOtta Maguire . Best: Dobson Abrahams Jarred Bortolott, Woods MacLaren- St B: Goals : T. Pearson 4, J . Madden 3. M. Stapleton 2, C. Davis, B . Laaghlm, N . Mitchell, M . Saivadan, D . Janides . Best: D Janbles, B . Loughlin, G . McIntyre, N . Mitchell, J. SpmeLa, m, haoper Umpires: Grant Joyner (F) Wayne H,nton (F) Cameron Hayes IB) Adam Rogers ( B) Kevin Segota (G) Mattmew Cowley (G ) OLD SCOTCH 0.3 3.8 7 .13 13 .17 (95) OLD HAiLEYBURY 33 6,8 9 .10 1311 (89) Old S : Goals: S. Lorenzm 2, D . Doherty 2, T. Aurel-Sm,th, S . Cations, H . Dick . J Gerstman, R. Josephs, J . Kitchen, L Thompson, S. Trans . T Wigney. Best: C Tailent, S Lorenzim, P. Butler, T'tdigney, S . Trans. B . Doherty Old H: Goals, T Chisholm 3, P. Corrigan 2, K. Ford 2, M . Seccull 2, D . Brown, B. Carson, L. S,apantas, H . Hopwood . Best : P. Corrigan, A . Jenke, H. Hopvroad . B. Trollope, 0. Mason. K Ford Umpires: Jamie Kvms (F) Steve McCarthy (F) Cameron Hagendyk (B) Bernie Hoare ( G) Michael 0'DonnetI ( G) James Scully (B) OLD @dELBURNIANS 1 .2 3.3 77 1 1 .10 {76) OLD TRINITY GO 6 .5 93 12 .10 1211 (83) Old M: Goals, J. Beaumont 4, T. Cadlnp, M, Hawkins. M Kennon, H . Lacey, D. Oman. W. Pathan . W. Sangster Best A Prewar, W . Penton, J . Beaumont, W Ray, W, Harvey, Old T: Goals: A Cuitrera 5, J . Healy 2, A. Bourke, A Kenna, A. Rarz, 'en . 6E kersley. Best : R . Burrows, A. Ccttrera, A . Ramsden, D Bud :r, D . _ , . J . Aitken Umpires: Braman Corcoran (B) Mark Gibson (F) Tim Suelme (F) Matthew Jenkinson (" ?e tard Jephson (G) Gavin Roberts (G ) OLD XAERIAtdS 6 .1 1D .2 14.4 17 .5 (1D7) DE LA SALLE 31 54 76 9,9 (63) Old X: Goals: T Clarke 5, A Ryan 3, J . McDonnell 2 . J . Arnold, A Bowen . M, Handley, T. ockiesha,, J. Pasc.r, C Santalucia, B . Hackett. Best. C- Santaluc ;a, S. Johnston, M. Graham, D . Lynch, T. Clarke, J . Fasten DLS : Goals: J. Moloney 2, T Silvers 2, M. Duggan, C roman, D_ Payson, D SpdhiH, T Demetnou Best T . Demetnou, B . Corm, L . Badger, N . Harris, D . Rayson, A Shueftl s Umpires : Albie Fuley (F) Chris Mills (B) Daniel Brookes tG Andrew Esposito (G) Dh?rshaka Paris (F) Peter tUonom (B ) OLD 16'ANHOE 3,1 7 .A 11 .11 12.8(80) UNIVERSITY BLUES 2 .2 3 .5 55 87(55) Did I : Goals : Van! 3 Curatalo 2 Gedings Low Thompson Weddle Crowley Georgian Keane. Best : Curatolo Keane Thompson Price Sutherland Georges Uni 8 : Goals: Gleason 2 Kordiek 2 Clarke Lawcack Paterson Paton . Best : North Torr,ev Kordick Stu«ock'Jiicex Paterson.

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Two totally out of form sides clash t c Road in a tipster's nightmare . Both were but have no seemed to hit a forri s comes out of it first will take th e Andy may disagree with me, I 1 ' last chance because it's at home . The much improved Mazenod wrico!re Ph p Collegians to Central . While i t 1 will remain the same, th ~ ess, as Niazenod are in better ; a. I e the game right up to the Lions > :ages, but the cigars will have to wait . Although out of form and a bit down on r Caulfield Grammarians at home will Whitefriars who have to travel so:. . . will just two it a bit hard.wekinaro . A big game at the U : i would be totally buoye ' ::, . :ir r was a close encounter last time, wit h courtesy of a great last quar«r. SKr" have rectified all flaws in their game ar r; o c som e good ones on the paddock, and will : s . But at home I must stick with the Uni B(-,s .

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One of the Champions of Essendon (fifth on the list of 25), Simon played 378 games with the Bombers from 1974-92 . A du ;I premiership player, Norm Smith Medalist (85), Club Captain (81 & 80), Best & Fairest (77, 79, 83, E-,!), leading goal kic r (80 & 82) , ° II ° ("°, 84, 87, 88) and top 5 Brown' ;r 1 -3, 84, 88), Simon brings a wealtt of 311ing experience to one of our preemine . ci id o the VAF° ' general . G sr : a coaching Cart;u . : . 9 i Essendon ?

SV: When I finished playing AFL I didn't see coaching as the right direction for me at that time . I had opportunities to get involved in AFL but turned them down . I enjoyed playing football immensely and didn't think I would get the same enjoyment out of coaching as I did as a player. Over the last few years I have grown to enjoy the coaching side gre2",r; hence rr- involvement in St Bernard's .

and ho do you spread the workload ? SM: I have three direct support staff, reserves coach Andrew Bryson, assistant coach Garry Foulds and boxing coach Dominic "Rio" Degennaro . Both football coaches have input into training and preparation . Garry also works on young players' development and with the Under 19s . Rio works directly on player fitness . I also have a strong link with Greig Wood our Under 19s coach and Andrew Vinecombe our Warriors coach . GR : Does you r Bernart''s C is your

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SM: I am working on developing a stronger link between St Bernard's Senior Club and the Junior Club as well as the college . I believe there is a great opportunity for St Bernard's, as a football community, to develop programs that will produce better footballers who will enjoy their football greatly and gain great benefit from their involvement. Presently I am looking to the club to appoint a player development/liaison officer to coordinate this .

Ha! *in adjusted your coaching style sinc e you r :,r d at St Bernards due to the par :icu l lu . . of °amrno" footy ? S-;: I hadn't really watched any amateur football until my son, Joshua, played a few games in 2003 . I was impressed with the standard . I still think it is a good standard but it is still a long way from AFL. rna :,,; conchinn support staff -J o you have

SM: Yes I have and I believe I will continue to do so . Coaching is evolutionary . The constraints of part time football along with the changing nature of the game and the outside influences on young peoples' time and their viewpoint will continually challenge you .

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tight) on the way he is shaping our senior players of the future . So far this season there have been seven U1 9 players who have played , or are currently playin g in the senior team. This

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augers well for the future of the senior club . Whilst the demographics of the school have changed considerably

over the past decade or so there is still an impressive group of young footballers coming through the school into the Under 19s and then into the senior team . Some of these young players making a mark in the seniors include Lachlan Evans (captain of the U19s), Josh Richmond (captai n of the VAFA U19s side to play in Brisbane recently), Andrew Lim (2005 VAFA representative side), Steve Villani, Stephen Wrigley, Joel Kiteley and Daniel Wiseman .

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Paul clearly sees his role as nurturing his young charges so they may take their opportunity in the senior ranks when called . At the same time, the U19s need to remain competitive as a team in Junior Section 3, and this they are doing well . No doubt there will be more opportunities for others are the season progresses. This club remains committed to providing pathways to our young men as they further their football careers, ensuring maximum enjoyment at the same time . Well done Paul . Keep up the good work .

The scor .` - ard in t' = 1 secm IF. r hut I~ be one of the most bemusing sights I've seen in my 15 ; ;~ a. : :rt1o footy. if we doubled each and every club's results to reach the end of the season, 4th spot will go to a side which loses 2 more games than it wins, and relegation will come down to percentage between 3 sides that are only 2 games out of the finalsii! ! But enough of the stas, at about the weekend's results weren't there a co!i!I,, _' ari ;s? First r r r' ;' forums are buzzing with resurgent PtiJBS, u fans tal .og up their mob - and why not? It was a truly gutsy effort by NOBSPC in a very low scoring game, with Barker's 4 goals for the Purple People perhaps providing the perfect polish . Heath Maplestone shone again throughout the day, ably assisted by Glen Masten and David Brady. Keen mathematicians will note that Monash won 3 of the 4 quarters on the scoreboard, more scoring shots, and 10 more inside 50's, etc, etc, but concede that the better side on the day won the game . Big Azza Williams was outstanding in the ruck for Monash, who are officially in 'uni holiday° mode and are making a habit of losing the close ones[! ! Old Camberwell -v- AJAX The soft track out at the Barn Yard made for a tough tussle, which was won by the Jackas' ability to make more of their opportunities up forward . Greasy conditions meant clean ballhandlers stood out, and here's where the Jackas were at their best, with their highly talented midfield trio (is it me, or do they use a permanent rubber stamp with those same names each week?) continually providing one-touch gathers and delivery up forward . Aaron Bloom provided 3 critical goals and Bradley Nissen's ball handling was as slick as his sublime hairdo. For the Wellers, Greg Tolson worked hard all day, both up forward & later when swung into defence, whilst Stephen Derry played well in the ruck. Hampton Rovers -v- Fitzro, You could hear the sound of crickets chirping at Brunswick Street as the Rovers "burst the bubble" in a 5 point thriller at The Boss. Those inseparable old mates Nip and Tuck were prominent throughout with no more than 2 goals separating the sides up until the final bell . Ronke took a 3rd quarter screamer for the Reds, defying the otherwise tricky conditions, but this still could kick-start a real surge . In the final stanza Hampton Rovers created and then frittered numerous chances, while the Reds had an attack of the fumbles, but would never give in . With a couple of minutes remaining, Fitzroy reduced the margin to 5 pts, then a superb chain of kicks and thrust forward looked to set up another easy shot at goal. To their credit, Hampton read the incoming ball better and a match saving mark gave them valuable time to let the clock run down . Everyone was jumping for the Green and Gold - how apt! ! 14

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ledio brothers kick t Si ion K eleher. With h provi ui i front, it was `game c ' i" UIt .iarti, .. c ; from the boundary on the siren . The Menders c` 1 i d chipped away as the deficit was reduced to 7 p ints -- into the final term . Still, the Tigers aren't that good r no )ad reason, and they held firm to maintain their clean sht ti e entire first half of the season. f„ , r' .- ures It was Vs going to if y for the Vultures, with the long trek out to Bundoora, but re Raiders handed victory to th n on a plaL .u ; through some woeful kicking for goal . °'-, H Andrew Tenson chimed in for a couple for the her -, ai d were well served by Dean Loney, but to fall 28 poir : shy the aniount of ball they managed is unforgivable. t` only a game and °o off 4th!!! ;T -OK, nor

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8 POINT GAM E chestnut - and they're everywhere I tell ya, With M onash on ser^째s f- h reak, it's a perfect chance for The OC to re-gather th ts with a 19 point win. AJAX are made of stern s r and will not let this one slip against the l'___ s`, 5 goals . The Rovers are next in line to have a of 3t "edes and guess what? Pucker Up - the Kiss of Death is here - Hampton Rovers by 11 points . NOBSPC is on the rise but face an Ormond side keen to build on last week, with the EE Gunn ( sorry Buxton Oval) in vintage winter condition, it's Monders 3 goals . Finally, a wise man pointed out that if Parade co ,inch one against the Reds, it's mathematically possiblc t ;even sides equal 4th and equal last at the s?me i .v Ur Things have happened . . . . .FIND, Pm not t ay22 . M CGDOS Wellers, AJAX, ST`7 Crr,~1i' -.r :j Fitzroy

AJAX congratulate :- on I- j' .h game against Old Camberwell . Lowy issed 200t:, , th a serious injury but has fought back well to be a regular with the seniors . Starting in 2000 with the Under 19's and was part of the 2001 group that won the flag that year . The next two years Lewy played all games in either seniors and reserves before injury put him out for a season. AJAX looks forward to Lewy reaching more milestones . The great No .7 Paul F n rrar broke yet another longstanding record at the Frearson Oval when he played his 200th senior VAFA match for 째 last Saturday. Universally admired and still one of the first picked (or at least the first named in a back pocket), Faz keeps getting better with age and experience . Blessed with exceptional talent and a resilient body, there is every chance he can get to the magical 300!! Well done and thanks Faz, we've loved every minute of it.

Monash Blues salutes Conor O'Sullivan on reaching 100 games in the turquoise and silver . After starting in a blaze of glory in the Under 19s, "Condor" was absent for a few years trying his luck as a male model before returning as a key member of the senior side and 2003 Premiership player . A versatile and strong player, Condor has worked hard on his game and has added consistency to his natural flair and ball magnet ability. Congratulations Conor on reaching this special milestone and we all look forward to plenty more great games from the No .9 .

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ii~ 7>gil.t' 3.1 4 .7 7.12 7.i4 t56) _ - G~-T'ti,=S 4.1 C2 11.3 13=61 i L : uoais: .r 2, A. Tenson 2, M. Derham, J . Kreuzer, A . Sinclair. Best : D. Loney. ( S. Rehlicki, A. Tensed, D . Dean, A . Sinclair Park V: Details not received . Umpires: James Ex i (G) Daniel Silfo (F) Field RDFL (F) Boundary RDFL (8) A Riddell (B) Goal RDFL (G ) HAMPTON ROVERS 2.2 7.5 10 .7 11 .9 (75) FITZROY REDS 2.3 5,5 8 .9 10.10 (70) Hampt R: Details not received. Fitz R : Goals : K. Maghamez 3, M . Z ka 2, S. Kelleher, J. Rawlins, D. Ransil, B . Charman, K. Nye . Best: C. Dullard . I Davis, B . Charman, V. Cahill, J . Rawlins, J. O'Reilly Umpir째4: Cameron Davidson (F) Brendan Devlin (F) Jordan Mayston (B) Cameron Smith (B) Garry Clancy (G) Peter Teesdale (G ) s aWrUES 3.3 4.6 6 .8 8 .13(61) PATS COLL 2.5 5.8 7 .9 9 .9(63) ~s : Goals : C. O'Sullivan 2, M. Tinkler 2, T. Craven, B. MacKenzie, J. Smith, A. V1nvams Best : A . Williams, K. Mudge, G . Gregory, B. MacKenzie, L. Creamer, P. Westbrook NDBfBiP: Goals: M . Barker 4, G . Maximo, B . Sheehan, D . Tonkin, A. Wood, N . Tonkin. Best : H. Maplestone, M. Barker, G . P,taxton, C. Hasking, S. Sleep, D. Brady Umpires: Paul Tuppen (F) Ashley Hoogentlyk (F) Dale Cook (B) Andrea Mason (B) John Robinson (G) Bruce Stephens (G) OLD CAMBERWELL 2 .2 2.5 4 .10 5 .14 (44) AJAX AFC ~ 3.1 5.3 7.5 9 .10 (64) DCS: Goals : D . Laats 3. M . Shanks, G. Tolson . Best: M . Jury, M . Shanks, S. Derry, S. Tolson, T. Hobart, A. Whelan AJAX: Goals: A. Bloom 3, Y. Rapoport 2, R . Kagan, D. Markov, A. Rosen, B . Nissen . Best : J . Ritterman, A. Lewski, C. Jankie, J. Israelsoho, J . Seidl, B . Nissen Umpires: Robert Snedtlon (F) Rob Mayston (F) Sean Collins (B) Edward Beat (G) Patrick Newson (G) ORMOND AFC 2 .4 4.5 9 .10 t3 .10 (88) ST BEOES/h1ENTONE TID 4.4 9.E 13.9 15.12 (162) Orm: Details not received . SfBtMT: Goals: L. wdimle 6, L. Terrell 3, P . Groves 2, L. Beveridge, S. Collins, A. Sewers, A. McMahon, Best: S . Ansley, L. wintle, J . Tyquin, D. Porter, S. Kidd, J . Kane Umpires, Tristian Collin (G) Robert O'Gorman (F) Ken McNiece (F) Daniel Mason (B) Elise Can Grandelle (8) Craig Aram Nat IM OR590HD AFC 0.3 4.3 5.6 6.9 (45) ST BEDESlMENTONE TIG 6.3 11 .7 11 .10 13 .12 (90) Oran Goals: Robbins 3 Bridges Tehennepe Ashford . Best: Barnes Ciinch Broadhurst Harvey warwarek Banks. StB/fAT: Goals: Kempster 3 Rowse 2 Andrews 2 Sampieri 2 Ferraro Doukas Waters Napier . Best: waisted Rowse Schwarze McMurray Kempster Napier/ OLD PARADIANS 5.5 13.7 17 .11 25.16 (166) PARKDALE VULTURES 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.2 (2) Old P : Goals : M . Spinaso 8, D. Zivanovic 5, T. Lombardi 3, B . Dmtinosante 2, 0 . Hussey 2, W. Connelly, A. Dean, B . Holden, M . Joyce, P. Walsh . Best : D. Zivanovic, M . Peters, D. Salvatico, M . Spiritism, N . Riseley, J . Barthel Part V : Details not received. Oi0#iASR BLUES 3 .2 4.4 7.7 10 .10 (70) ROBr5T PATRICKS COL 2 .3 8.4 10.4 13.9 (97) Man Blues : Goals: J . Mazur 3, R. Porker 2, B . TaHerson 2, J . Hawkins, J. Loi, D . Murchie . Best: R. Shields, D . Metlikovec, B. Main, N . Brennan. R. Porker, N . Berstein HOB/SiP : Goals: R. KIRK 6, P. Bryar 2, A . Wellman 2, N . Barden, S . Butcher, J . Van Dyk . Best : C. Stribley, J . Can Dyk, A . Wellman, S. Butcher, R . KIRK, D. Coffey OLD CAMBERWELL OR 0.1 3.2 6.6 9.9(63) ~ JAXAFC 4 .2 6.6 7.8 10 .11 (71) Old C: Goals: G. Ormsby 2, D. Hanson, A . MacKenzie, T. Forknali, J. Robertson, C . Payne, W. Austenberry, B. Cottrell. Best: J. Davis, C. Payne, T. Forknall, S . Gregory, S . Warr, C. Jellis AJAX: Goals : S . Boon 3, D. Delbert 2, A . Perot 2, B. Goldbloom . B . Dviss, D . Seidl . Best: W. Sevel, A . Goldman, B . Go!dbloom, D . Gelbart, A. Zemski, M . Cheste r HAPAPTOP! ROVERS 2 .1 2.2 2.5 3.5 (23) FITZROY REDS 4 .3 10 .5 15 .13 25 .15 (165) Details not received

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36 A . Byrt 37 S. Connell 38 D. O'Brien 39 A. Crisp 40 D. Williams 41 N .Onh 42 J Williams 43 C . Cooper 44 M. Pearson 45 G . Davis 47 L . Wheeler 48 S. SeleVo 49 E ding

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21 C. Gregory 22 T. BlaNxle} 23 B.Janssen 24 T Craven 25 J. Hawkins 26 P Wills 27 N. De Young 28 J. Mai n 29 A. Costley 30 L . Creamer 31 J. Lui

32 A. Barns 33 J. Smith (C) 34 R. Shields 35 D. Murchie 3Z A. Williams 37 C. Dennis M. N. Brennan 39 A. Fyie 40 J4Pazur 41 Michael, Bolton 42 M, Coe 43 R. Feenaghty 44 L. Leviston 45 M . Phillips 46 D.Jones 47 48 49 50 51

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52 N . Moresi 53 M Chapman 54 D Metlikovec 55 L McCormick 56 M.Jones 57 R Porker 58 A, Thompson 59 N . Carsten CO D . Leonard 61 P Campbell 62 L . Kat e 63 B. H ~an D. Gemmel

3 7 4 S. S I 5 A. Crar 6 H . M estone 7 J. Browne 8 D_ Zarek 9 S. Collins 11 T. Roberts 12 G . tAa;:ton 13 S. O'Connor 14 B. Fleming 15 J . NihsU 16 T. Brady 17 T Spur9ing 19 P. Flanders 20 J . Sutherland 21 A . Wellman 22 D.Brad v 23 J . Van Dyk 24 M . Fitzgerald 26 A . Brad y 27 C . O'Brc-e 28 D . Joyce 29 C . Hosking (VC) 30 D . Dellato 31 C . Dobson (RVC) 32 B .Sheehan 33 M . B; er 34 R . Ci can 35 N . Tor 36 D.T . Ca o37D p 38 R . Dais 40 J. Hunter 41 D. Gargan 42 A. 'Wood 43 M. Nunan 44 J. Atsop 45 G . Irvin 47 L Delmenico 48 N . Rice 49 A,.Cugola {RCl 51 B. Garrote 52 B. Mrt Gov in 53 S . Bu her 55 C. S y 56 ., ?le 58 iv. Barden 59 B . Gavel 60 C. Gordon 66 P. Bras 69 M . Perry 70 L. Keen

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51 M . Well 52 K . Egan

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16 S. Lthgoa.v 1 7 A. Haines 18 D. Race 99 A. Devnes 20 A. Diamond 21 B. Cummin 22 S . Emmett 23 A . Hassan 24 M . Embling 25 M . Kennedy 26 P. Tsaglioti s 27 J. O'Ryan

28 P. Hawarth 29 M Scaife 30 L. Izod 31 D. Santaiucia 32 D. Fossey 33 A . Shec-dy 34 G. Burley 35 S . Hollow

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53 D. Smit h 54 M . O 'Halloran 55 J . Bicknell

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11 J. Garrard 12 B. Gallaway (VC) 13 M. McPherso n 14 S. Watson 15 G . Boyd 16 M. Joyce 17 T, Nixon 18 T. Borchers 19 D. Wood 20 N . Pye 21 M. Knight 22 A. Height 23 L . Cole 24 B. Frew 25 S.Ngu 26 P. Cameron 27 B. bValtners 28 S. Graham 29 C. Hunter .30 M . Wilson 31 T. West 32 C. Hanchette 33 D. Neilson

34 C. Treager 35 S . Conley

36 C. Zeegers (RVC) 37 P. Cotter 38 N. Haddon 39 M . Ebbrage

40 J . Barbggallo 41 A . Price '42 K . O'Dwyer (VC) 43 A . Shemshedi^, 44 M . Shepherd

45 R. Fort 46 P. Martin

47 T. Peggie (VC) 48 R . Toogood (RC) 49 K . Mouss e 50 A . Waod 51 S. Hicks

52 D . Meredith 53 M . Chazan 54 M . Vardis 55 K . Toulson 56 J. Trescowthick 57 M . Frannich (RC) 58 D. Williams 59 C . P.Aclnney 60 J. Nemtsas

61 D. Turner 62 T Lynch 63 N . Tancredi 64 D. Adams 67 J. Finnlayson 69 J. Mazocca 70 M. Harrison 71 T. Zappula

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12 B . Gately 13 B . Goo 14 J . Nevezi e 15 G. Redford 1 6 M . Bell

17 D . Perry 18 J. Connella n 19 R . Keelin g 20 P. Thomas

18 M. Redmond 19 B. Holland 20 D . Brennan 21 P. Caldow 22 R . Maatman 24 G . Walsgo t

21 A . Perdikomatis 22 S . Ea r 23 J. Kerley 24 S. Kitts 25 C . Marshal l 26 A . Kitts 27 D . Zula (VC ) 28 A. Khodr 29 P. Johnson 30 P. Holden (DVG)

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31 T. Bromley (C l

1 6 P. McMullan 17 G. Waterman

26 P. Davies 27 S. Pruscino {DVC} 28 D. Waterman 29 M. Yang 30 B. Nicholson

31 D. Martin 32 A. Murphy

33 J. Paterson 34 C . Munro 35 F. Tiernan 36 T. Mawdsiey 37 K. Fleming ~ B. Gaylard 39 R . Slater 41 L. Memngtan 42 D. McMaster 43 T. Pick 44 D. Kernson 45 A. Sheriff 46 G . Moloney

47 A. Samson 48 B.Poilard 49 C. Geddes 50 J . Clough 55 C. Fehring 59 J . Clark 70 J . Dumaresq 83 A . Knight

32 P. Lucas 33 S. Band o 34 L .Head 35 R . Nusk e 36 M. Rya n 37 S. Brigg s

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45 E. Vide kY 46 R . Holde n 47 M. Stevenson 48 J . Reynold s 49 S. Collins 50 B. Woaderson 51 B. Nguyen t 52 M Bur 53 A. Ashwort h 54 C. Graak e 55 P. Malcol m 56 A . Pvtiddlerniss 57 W. Mannin g 58 J . Theoiifopoulos 59 B . Phillips

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63 S . McGrat h 64 R . Wallace

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65 J. Scare s 66 D. Patience

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a Over the last c . _ - Is -' _3 ~ _s have been appearing in the a~ ~ r spaprs after articles in this column . FLOTG recently brought you the stories of the Somalian Refugees playing at Glen Eire and the U19 boys playing tricks on ex-CEO Phil Stevens . So for all the latest VAFA news . gossip and stories, keep your eyes on this page .

Last Saturda .a11 of the Ormond senior and reserves players wore Zaidee's Rainbow Shoelaces to raise awareness of organ and tissue donation . Zaidee Turner, daughte r of former Ormond player Allan, aged 7 years and 22 days old, died suddenly on 2nd December 2004 from a cerebral aneurism and donated her organs and tissues as were her wishes . Zaidee however, in 2004 was the only child in Victoria under the age of 16 years to donate her organs and tissues . In that year 160,000 Australians died but only 21 8 were Organ and Tissue Donors . The Zaidee Rainbow Foundation was developed by Allan and Kim and in the last 12 months alone all

or spo~~ ~Ig eod a supporting the Founda"tio i Rainbow Shoelaces . Most r e Woman's soccer team the t against Mexico at the " " ;G the long list of sportir : teams, basketball teams the and .;o ers, and our national netball and sl;I te :. ; ;,s . :¢;i ;ce Brady of `Up there Cazaly' fame f even written a song called "Zaidee's Gift® in her memory, At the luncheon, attended by over 130 from the Ormond community, Allan spoke of the foundation and of the need for the community to get behind the cau e and assist those who were waiting for tra m Orm ) r ` i-~all Club . . ._lcomes all those from ieth ~r fo€ t ~or ers or not to show eir support f_ i : id tissue donation ,p ,, ;rc ;,asing a pi.;,* ; ;' ; 6s ;; Rainbow Shoelaces . For information on Zaidee's Rainbow Foundation itself contact Allan Turner on 0 4 12985211 or visit the Foundation website : www .zaidee .or o

-here a :-. inci1i ; ; : _ J, ._s n'ac e involving plavers pu>'-'nR, scragaing , jumping into packs" throwing eac h other to the around or other or other similar such conduct "

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Which II kn- u ;iring iderr has been forced We "walk Lite exira mile" `)sing his licence for being "a little bit ov " ? risk of being reported for using abusive ge towards an umr3lre, I must c- _`.blooc i .: _ ! „

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A nu- )er of cor-)e ; e also appiied for playin- - 30 deadline for a ni registered to help ft ir of injury, holidays or poor pi simply been bitten by th their passion to play. . : week was Whitefriars C,___ Mannix . Pat was forced tt r VAFA career due to the efrecrs is Syndrome . Now recovered so severe effects of this disease, Pat is loo to :h out some more games before comple,v ;y cu . . . . v it quits . !

The VAFA waLl L to thank Lanr `orc ':Jones Homes and Bowens Timber for their support of th e VAFA though their Ground Adve - 'isements at Sportscover F :_-ia . Both famili -1 re long time supporters of the V<'.FA ; :irouwi; Old Haileybury and Old Xavs) and we thanks them for their support of the Associr Jon as a•hole .

South r .~ aibourne is holding it's annual Clar§, Shields luncheon is weekend where player Sa Atherton will be a w arded the Clarke Shields Scholarship . The award was set up by Clarke' s THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2006

ido he z'ter .no m, nc d assistanc e for their educational requirements . Sam is held in high regard around the club as this testimonial from his captain Matt Hannan will attest . "Sam's quiet domineer hides his relentless passion for our clu , s-am mates and the game . He i s t the same time . His desir e . j none . I believe this awar d nt Sam needs to become a our club . He can and should be a is a terrif'sc example of what al l ir 'd aspire to . " i and well-done to all involved

Anniversar y ; Premiership Team a t Luncheon last Saturday . cxecutive Member Tom Brai n so many "Green Greats" ie Coach of that side afte r , the night before . ` , ~ premiership side e Legends from th e actually attended th e school vur -y u . .s successful period in the CP'S ~ history and enthralled the large audience about his escapades at Parade before duly honouring the Team of 1966 . ,- ian Weyman responded on behalf of the team, before introducing John Booth who spoke passionately and humorously about the club and i at it has meant to him over the years . Paul Luby was also presented with his Life M embership by President Sean Simpson . Another highlight of the Luncheon w as a terrific one on one interview by Ryan M urray which gave a great insight into the thoughts of current OP'S Captain Cavid "Rowdy" Boundy .

,no Tom Brain would like to thank all a t for the reception they received and th e were shown . Special thanks go to Sirzpson, the irrepressible Pete r vAody else involved for helping c'ay such a success for the Pas t I ; e~pecially the 1966 Team . 33

>ot e t , t second -' ced but -Allowing Bentleigh's victory Sol 's looked more forlorn . Bentleiah burst out of in blocks with a 9 goal to one opening term and C not slow down in the second quarter to have the match totally under control by half time, twelve goals up . The final score of 24 .16 to South's 6 .12 confirmed Bentleigh as main C iIlengezs 3 h e -eds . For the winners, - 1, Eyles, Ire6nn and 1 . best six . Sent' i [ame d a i cGee and 1 d. .or Squa:. .,,r ti ^ coming n i zgainst

or iarc 0 1 Footbal °, had been named and Dui :' compete fo °-lected to

c ct ;tor >r hat 'ctory, but avs took e'' je n their teeth' . Don atso reminded us that ironically the turnaround occurred asainst the last A Section club to ' ce tl - coa+ ' di (1995) . and . ._ and L winners .

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the last and finished solid winners, 16 .12 to 8 .14 .

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d; r rn note thei >t ! T> top four ams in Junior I Se c and De La Salle corn d wit h emerging easy winner .9 therfore consolidar' s14 L -st play, ~ - -

The Victorian team had been successfu l i n Ad-'aide with a s'-ong win ovf- "'ralia 28 .13 to 7 .19 . it p y's (4), Con and '

Juniors in 1962 . In 10 years with the Bank's seniors Les corl ~d in A . B, C a -3 Sections . He was the in 1970, runner up in the - ;iest in 1973 and was nomir red `)r stai e selection in 1968 and 1970 . Les was appointed Captain Coach of St Kevins in 1074 and, on their Best & Fairest in that seasc °r liding over th e Les remained

e erounc' . nu iber 2 c , . J- i o ; t 1 :rk . very torrid affair and the It : ,d c' a aged a of times during the course of play. The ld a 2 point lead at the final break an d on to a in with some stirring stuff

k Auhl's 3 -c-'s '~or was abl,, t pot t ) y C , • and .;re D Co ;:, Ladner . id column paid :; "aondbmshe who turne his best game for t : ye : determination and the brilliance of D oug 'e 7 d on the other vino bror,abt their sirie from behind

_ Learns am,~i , e- a _- : y were undisputed leaders in Section and in the match of the day they met their main challenger, second placed 0 . By quarter time it was almost al 1Melburnias l over as Haileybury accumulated 7 .10 to nothing . In the second term Melburnians kicked 12 behinds and frittered their only chance to make a game of it . The difference was 9 goals in Haileybury's favour at half time . The top side held the margin in the second half with a final score of 12 .20 to 5 .22 . Best players - Code, Curry, Galt, HaWlm ~~h,-r; Q r >~ane (Old Haileybury) and Gr , Stuart, Pisarski, -nians) In E Section St ~ , ;e playing Commons and it was an apropriate time to acknoi ledge the outstanding contribution of Les Radio . . having played 258 ga--es with these two clubs . Les commenced with t' r''s

I;>nger in existence i ;: 3arak ( A ), Sout l e _, .J a'ootscray Technic-.' v I .ys h2 re since folded although it should be said that the SSB became firstly State Bank (1977), then State Commonwealth Bank (1991) as the State Bank and the Commonwealth Bank merged, then renamed Southbank (1994) and finally became Prahran in 1999 . In fact, of the 49 senior clubs in 1956, there are only 23 remaining in the VAFA in 2006 ! The Junior Section was proving to be a far'-istic section with the four leading teams, e, C ~ ats and t' sra all on 32 - ' its . -a`- proved tl : rremier State b de .ing and Tasr,ts t in the Carnival in Hobart . C :r s (Collegians) earned the Best and Fairest Trophy at the Carnival .

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After two weeks chrring on the Soot roos jr, i;-n , y, i am back on board . Special tha- s rjst go the "three am 'los" that filled in for me last week , Re view Westbourne suffered its rst --at in tour seasons as they struggled to match arguably the ~st side in the competition, Benfleigh. The Demons with superior skill and physicality matched the Warriors all over i1ark, with Paul Dimmatina and Paul Holmesby starring . . so note as again Chris Sharpe who is in line for" ; tc- `-g -f goals . West Brunswick easily acct d S Marys in a percentage-boosting win . In r , the Magpies dominated play with Benny B~~_. .~rs _ id Sam Pietsch playing well up forward in what I am i d its only foray past the HF line for the season . For ` L--째 and Mark Purcell were valiant but ovE he classy Magpies . South Melbourne also won in a c_ -- tIainst an undermanned Swinburne outfit. Jack Cronan put in a big one for the Swans . assisted by the regular contributions of Cheevers, Washington and Aquiline, and the result was never in doubt . No reports were received from the Kew 1 UHS-VU or the Elsternvrick i Monash Gryphons matches (come on guys, help me out here!!), However, results were as predicted which mean that UHS are now in serious relegation strife while the Gryphons, although going down, have shown they are going to play a part in the formation of the finalists for 2006 . Prev iew UHS-VU host Monash in a match that is a must-win for the club. The Vultures still control their own D3 destiny, while the Gryphons are still a mathematical chance to make the finals . For my winner, it is a tough pick as the Gryphons have not won on the road and do tend to find the larger grounds a tougher proposition, while UHS have been competitive against the bottom 4 sides . As such, l am going for the upset and picking UHS-VU to register win number two and liven up the relegation battle for the remainder of the season . Things continue to go wrong for the Saints, and there will be no respite today against the league leaders, South Melbourne . The Bloods are travelling along nicely at the minute and will be looking to consolidate their lead at the top against the hapless Saints. It is not the result that is in question today, but rather the margin, so I will have a dip at that and say Swans by 79 points. It is a season defining match today as my preseason (and still current) premiership favorite in Bentleigh travel to West Brunswick in a match that could see the loser drop outside the four. The Demons impressed in their previous encounter with the Magpies, however it is a different proposition at the 36

use or Pain' "t" or--isld -'iilar t o Flemington Racecourst, wreaking havoc to v .-,,is clt . Bentleigh will b e - -- `or `irther improvement from youngsters Chris Fidler at rin Hunt, however, I am led to believe that "Cunning Cost' ` Hamma may have a few surprises up his sleeve for the visitors. As such, I an sticking with the Pies to win in a cliffhanger. The tipping does not get any easier as Elsternwick travel to Swinburne in what is a danger game for the Wickers . Elsternwick were made to work very hard last week against P,9nnash, and realistically the result may be decided at the Rr orback's selection table in that if Murchie and/or Higgin s e a much be'-- chance to win . Given that th e Si L lay, and the latter has missed th e a~ , ill not start and as such will n. ne is atatch that is a must win for th e club consiu'c ;ii,y i;G,,ir fall from the top four. Kew has lifted in these fixtures in recent years, and as such should play above their current ladder position as they attempt to rain on the Warrior parade . However, with a return of a number of Warrior stars, I think that the supply will be plentiful to "Jucka" and he will duly cor-째 a bag as the Warriors march home in a canter salute - Platters' 200th .

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CORRESPONDENTS Please get your reports in the gavanflower@hotmail .com by no later than midday Monday .

Marty "Dirk Diggler" J ; vies celebrates 50 games with St . Marys . The man v, ith the bizarre mutton chops, porno moustache, quiet demeanour and witty one liners has been a great servant to mainly the reserves and is a coach's dream as he can play any position on the ground with aplomb and gives his absolute all every week . Truly liked by his teammates, a well-deserved milestone . Old Westbourne congratulate Leon Fairfield on 200 great games. Debuting in 1994 as a skinny, long-haired loon, "Platters" quickly became an off-field cult figure . With maturity, fatherhood (and the loss of his wig) the party days are now well behind him . His football feats have been outstanding as the Warriors' defensive anchorman for a decade . A club Captain for five seasons (inc . Premiership Capt) and a B&F winner, Platters gives his all and is a Warrior to rely on . His incredible overhead abi :, being t' standout. Well done to a true gun . Patri '" plays his . game and plays his game for e_ t. . ._ . ._ . Elste [ congratulates ;ibourne's Ii _e plum ir' Mart! CuR°'° who polished his boots aiIti did his hair for the r . ..ne last week . An outstanding general in the backiine, .irty only came to Elstern'rvick in the second half of his career. This has not stopped him from contributing on and off the field more so than most do in a lifetime . Last year Ma~~' juggled coaching the seconds and dominating in a prem >hip backline, a sensational efior, in any language . s )n and love for tl rf ar black is only matched erosity, tiurr 5 r and sparkling personality. A tr ~ champion in every sense of word, everyone who t,,:s ,ayed a gam, ^ ;'noty w . will be better for it and simply enjoyed g in a' him . Congratulations Marty as evE ng, inclu( milestone likc .Tis, that has cor ; vc r, S re deserved . Cair2 I ys his 50th game for Sw'snb .,,,.u tlnivt " this zeek . As a premiership player, Cairan has proved maT''Dn't dalr°or r boot to be able to win a flag . ne Higc° . Congratulations to premiership player and ex-coach . ._ : ia . ({, . al,,, rrife Lara who welcomed the arrival of t'r first ch.. i i ia Amelia on the 6th of June.

South Melbourne Distrit;ls s 5i i :iarys AFC Swinburne Uni AFC v~Isternv :ck AFC West Brunswick AFC v Bentleigh AFC Old Westbourne v Kew AFC UHS- VU AFC v Monash Gryphons D THE AtN XTEUR

0 ELSTERI :':1ICK AFC 6.5 8.8 12.13 20 .18 (138) FAONASN GRYPHONS 3.1 7.5 10.1 0 17 .12 (114) Elst: Goals_ M . Thiele 5 . M. Greene 2, C. Mallory 2, T. Pop 2, G. Culshaw 2, N . Hotlskiss 2. J . BanMy . L . Bedingfieid, S . Curtain, J . Hunter, B. h9ahony. Best : L . Bedmgfield, B . Mason, M. Thiele, C . Mahony, G . Cu(shaw . K . Cummins Man Grqph: Goals : T. Bourbon 4 . R . Hadley 4 . L Dooley 4, D. Baxter 2, J . Rutstein 2, C . L eeton. Best : D . Baxter, L. Wilson, L . Valiance, J. Rotstein, T. Bourbon, G . Keating Umpires: David Anne on (F) Anthony Da'men (F) OLD WESTBDURtdE 4.3 4.3 7 .7 8 .8 (56) BEHTLEIGH AFC 4.2 7 .10 8.13 15 .15(105) Old West: Details not received. Bent: Goals: C. Sharp 7, B . Hunt 2, B . Meredith 2 . C . McFadden . J. Robertson, R . Pearce, P. Dimamna . Best J. Robertson. P. Dinnatuma, C. Fidler, B . Meredith, G. Allen, B. Meehan Umpires: Richard Yann (F? Charlie Lear (G) Greg Rosvtin gs (F) nick Booth (G) SSrd1NBURRE L IS SITY AFC 2.1 1 3 5.6 6 .7 (43) SOUTH -LB( ot"""ICTS 5.6 9 .12 12 .14 15 .20 (110) Swim Sir s : C a 3, J . Coy, L. Morrison, C . Walsh. Best: J . Piotrowski, B . Prior. S , J. Goroon, M . Manning, C. Del3'olio SP6D : Goals : J. Cronan 7, P. Che i ina, M . Costello, B . Joske. 0 . Kohnesheen, J. Washington . IN. ar,, 0. Kohnesheen, J . Washington, S. Aquiline, P Cheavers , e tF) John Cahir (F) 31 5.4 6 .7 813 (61) 2.8 5 .10 9 .12 11 .13 (79) UNS-VU: G> : M . Mora 2, w. Smith 2. D. Faaakerley, L. Gornnge, J. Hall, G Lep,and. Best: R . Thorp, D. ;9oorfie!d, L. Taylor, W. Smith, M . Mora, S. Greed Revv : Goals : B . Cullen 2, M . Glenn 2, J . Bell 2, S . Ridd 2, T. Costello-Manning 2, A . Garman. Best : S. Podd. D. Mutton, R. VJ;iey, G. Evans, M . Glenn, B. Woodhouse Ur iael G,Iday (F) Paul Wrihington (F ) "" 4.7 7.11 i2 .13 18.20(128) 0_1 23 2.4 3 .4 (22) 3°°"ers 2 Statham 2 Potsch 2 Lehmann 2 I r West Martin Price Senprium St Marys :

4.7 4.8 (32) 14 .17 15.24 (114) Best: A. Les3itzk„ D . n Gryph: Goals. B . a 2 . w. Pv- ;L. ,,. Best: B. Goxheatl.

r ke 4.9 9 .7 12 .12 1 5.15 (105) ITS 5.2 9.7" 11 .t i 14 .12 (86) 3, B . O'Mara 2 . R . Goode 2, J . Robces 2, B. at: G. Massie, A . Hyman, C. Higgins, R. Stokes. ~_ Henderson 8, C. Maloney 3 . J . Pohlner 2, S. ( no. E . Henderson. S . McDougall, M. Lane, J. Pohlner, J . Leeman, L.

1 .2 1 .3 4.4 44 (2$j 5 .4 10 .9 15 .11 20.18 (138) ie. .1 .'ashiey. D. Wallace, T. Snow. Best A. Lamont . J A. Pashiey, C . Thomas Kew : Goals: R. Camargue 8, 2, 'ooe 2, A. f2axris, J . Sub en . B . Carman, Pd_ ..u,,,,,agna . S . Johnston, B. Burnett, B . Carman, th. 1 .3 5 .5 8.6 10 .13 (73) 4 4 .3 5 3 85 8.6(54 ) an 2 Christo 2 Hickey whiling Clark hiateiio Lennon Tanner . all Tanner Hickey Knee B :Ilman Bent: Goals: S . Francs 4, A. ter, L . Sampson . Best: M. Ferns, A . West . S. Francis, G . Richards.

1 .5 3 .7 6.8 10 .10 (70) 2 .1 42 5.6 51 (37) 4, G 11 . Ellis, T. Gorman, J. Melican, B_ Hamilton, R. e nore, L. Bagels, A. Geooe . B. Hamilton, S . Teague, th. Rr , ., „ -su n 2, P. Ryan 2, J. P1cKay. Best : M . Davies. B. B :French, P.§. Bourke . H . Ada m

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wedding! At Camberwell with the Scotchi e another flag-wavc-

of being a member of the 400 club . Tearer mentions his win of the "Andy Carrick Award" in 2003 as one of the highlights of his career . Well done Tearer, all at the VAFAUA wish you well for the big day and we're sure you'll enjoy the "pleasantries" afterwards, We also appreciate the hard work that yourself and others do in supporting us all by running around in the lower grades week after week . If you have an upcoming milestone or any other interesting news, please let either of us know and we'll inform the troops via this column . As a reminder our email addresses are sue_IeahQdodo .com .au or Steve, McCarthysinfotech .monash . edu .au

celebrated his in . .;le ; well . Bernie, whose w . . , .,tve all .,,;en in the goals has become a II- ' ot i character at many, many clubs over the years . He celebrated after the game by breaking the VAFA's Smokefree policy with one of his field umpires in the change rooms and was later presented with a bottle of wine by the Old Scotch Football Club . Thanks, Mac . We can all look for-rd to that joint ce r•' n in a few weeks time .

Due to all sorts of reasons, ccuses and last minute injuries we had a record high number of unavailable umpires last weekend . Over twenty-seven umpires were u'~I~ to turn out for us, putting our boss Bs n - Manager, Umpire Operations under j stress he really didn't need . Luckily he could turn _o his office colleague, the VAFA's Jerem y

fi 've our veteran field um clockin- c° his today . D . . ill be ce br :ing the big day at Allard Park for the D4 clash between North Brunswick and Albert Park . "Tearer" will be running with his old mate Kenny Brewer. Tearer joined us from the VFA in 1985 with the legendary Ronnie (OFTS) Smith . He maintains his fitness by running

- Manager Football Operations to don the % . . ;ites and help us out by running an under 19s game down at Parkdale . Thanks Bourkey, maybe a few more members of the VAFA Administration or Executive could help us out again in the near future . Hopefully this flu epidemic will pass and all the university students can return to Melbourne to relieve the pressure this weekend .

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y Ed Sil l First up, congratulations to D4 umpiring legend, Dave D'Aiiera who celebrates his 400th game :jith the North Brunswick V Albert Park clash . A job well done ! laai , n,n rk and school results are in . E Ti A+ : Plenty of class across the park. Great semesters work. Power House A : Consistently in the top echelon . Proven performer s Hawthorn B : Got better as the semester went on . Box Hill North B : Proven they are in the top half of the class, now need to prove they can match it with the dux of the schoo l Syndal Tally He C : On a good day as good as anyone but plays truant occasionally . Wildcard in semester 2 . Bulleen C : Some stars have missed a few too many days. A bit of luck might see their fortunes chang e Albert Park C : Suffered from having to study at a friend's house whilst theirs was being repaired . Expect a better second semeste r North Brunswick C- : Slow start but potential there . Can't afford too many mistakes from her e Eley Park C- : Sparkling start before depth started to take its tol1 . Not out of their dept h Richmond C- : Improved on last year's performance . Continued hard work will eventually pay results . REVIEW An injury ravaged Power House managed to draw away from Box Hill North after a close first half. Haseler dominated in the ruck whilst Driessen off a back flank and Edwards up front with six goals were the best whilst Bell and Liston played well for BHN . Hawthorn managed to keep Albert Park at bay in a dour struggle at Glenferrie Oval . Good start to the Hawks whilst the Falcons never tossed in the towel in a keenly but good spirited affair. Collins and Ridley were the Hawks best whilst Borley and Morgan were AP's best . Rags to riches for Syndal as they recorded a big win over Richmond . Captain Cachia was dominant for the winners slotting 12 goals whilst Robinson also starred . Once again, Nuske and Speakman were Richmond's best . A bit of momentum for North Brunswick as they beat Eley Park . Great start for North set up the day who had stars in Pizzari and Robertson . Broadbear and Silvers were the Sharks best . Match of the day was living up to its billing as Eltharn and Bulleen were close at the last break . Buileen looked to have the momentum, despite losing some players to the dreaded

yellow card . Good sides . .in from these L circumstances however and the Turtles slippe d into overdrive to record a solid win . The returnin g Turn- jagged four for the Turtles whilst Foo was yet again amc 3t his side's best .

Probably last roll of the dice for both clubs as North Brunswick host Albert Park. As expected North have got on a bit of a roll in recent weeks and are only two games out of the four. Same for Albert Park who must be rueing the disruption caused by the Commonwealth games . North should win at home. Eley Park travel to Eltham . desperate to regain some early season form . Not exactly who you would want to bump into in those circumstances! Ten on end (starting to struggle for ideas!) for the Turtles . Hawthorn host Box Hill North . The Hawks are going along OK at the moment but will be meeting a fired up BHN, eager to retain their top four billing . Really close but maybe Hawthorn just . Richmond welcomes Bulleen and will be keen to put on a better display than last week . Bulleen will be just keen t o

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g-t ick on the winners ;ist . Hard to see Bulleen being d a° ri r Pre , F ` dal welcome Power House in what promises to be epic strug ; ; ,- he first clash of the year w as a tight c id w ith the o Be having a few injury issues, I fancy an upset m t r ling . Syndal for me ! Don't forge- - ' - ed .siP'^'"ocker.com .au

played his eek he is ith game . nior 3 & F and S in 2000, is a real , aiac e ;!eek . A uGi in u, Gt h 21success with a Rese : of ) Reserves Grand Final sid for As tough, hard approa_'I t-an opponent over the years ha s tbruis s than kicks . Well done to I i ; yo u from all a' °o; rer House . congratulate D a -1 his ;r caitafi who is a1 w u,a :,u ;: the ball , his cc iitment to the club over good or J tough times has never been questioned . Hopefully that elusive premiership will cone soon . Also from the Cobras. Ia 7 - ed his 200th in Round 7 . Another Bulleen 'lifer' to has given the club great service both on and the field . Dangerous around goals and never short of a word - particularly to umpi-s! Congratulations from all at Buileen . congratulates Pa! on his --me as r. coach and club Lite ,mber. F ' 3 on conoratulates F reaching . Lost to the game for a few years . Sandy has of ~ welcome inclusion to the North Brunswick backline and the club in general. A well liked and affable young man, his attack on the ball and the man is never questioned . Often playing on opponents out of his weight division, his application and concentration on the task at hand is well respected . His ability to make position and run off his man when necessary makes him a safe option in clearing the ball out of the backline . Everyone at Allard Par~ cc gratulates Sandy on his milestone .

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Well here we are, round 7 of 2006, on the short path down to the finals . First and foremost, congratulations to all teams on their excellent performances in the games so far, the boys have really turned around and played some good, hard footy. This week at Elsternwick we are hosting four games ; three division 3 games and one division 1 game . Port Colts 2, the second side in division 3, are playing out of form Mazenod 2 ; who; coming off a bye are hungry to get back in the swing of things in a hope to make it into the top four and give themselves the momentum needed to play finals footy. Mazenod 1 should continue their great form and pull away with a win against bottom of the tally Lara in 1st division . Both Oven and Murray Jets teams should be too strong for their opposition Mambourin Tigers who play 0 & M's 1 and Moonee Valley who play 0 & M's 2, and secure their spots on top of the ladder, in third division and give them that e,;tra push to propel themselves into finals just a few wer's do n the track .

K< nanook 1 plays host to 2005 premiers Ballarat, which should go down as m-ch of the -)und, with both sides in superb form with I :ananot trying desperately to stay

at the top in 1st division and Ballarat just as keen to knock them off and go back to back premiers and attempt to move ahead of Mazenod and plant themselves in second spot . At the end of the day Kananook should walk away with the four points, but only after a nail biter. Kananook 2 takes on the formidable force of Port Colts 1, who stand at 6 wins 0 losses and are most likely to carry on this tradition this weekend . Bulleen Temp come up against the undermanned Maribyrnong Bulldogs, who are stuck down at the bottom with things looking grim once again for the boys this weekend, as Bulleen are showing good form and will be a tough task to overcome on Sunday . And last but not least, Parkside take on the Boxing Kangaroos from Broady, a very likely scenario is that both teams will throw everything at one another as both sit middle of the range and a good strong win will be exactly what they need to give them the push in a bid to play finals in 6 weeks time . This week Broadmeadows 1 and Ringwood get the rest, and the four points .

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UfdDER 19 (1 j The half way mark passed quietly. Several teams have a head of steam while many are running on a treadmill slowly coming to a stop . "! think I've got the black lung pops . . .its not very well ventilated down there", has been heard coming from such teams as SKOBS, Collegians and good old BV - all of whom are battling the cellar right now. REVIEW Old Scotchy pulled off win number three for the year, beating an inaccurate Collegians by twenty points . Ben "Dim" Sims was good for the winners, while Nick Lawrence was steady for the losers , BV kicked three goals ten and ended up just three goals askew of Marcellin . Improving every week, Dean Scholes, and Dever Lucavic played well for the losers . In surprise of the round, Uni only ;ust scrapped over the line against SKOBS . The holidays are hitting hard by the sounds things. Could be a tough few weeks down at the main . Xavs assumed second spot by thumping Rupo . Dom Quinn was BOG for the Xavery while Rupo are relying on too few eacit><veek . The name Matt Quigley coming to mind . Mental note : shut M Quigley down and Rupp may prove far easier to beat in the future . In the last game of the round Do La put pay to St Bernardo in comfortable fashion continuing their impressive form .

real threat. OM's - 8/ 1 . Powerhouse, excluding the hiccup in round B. Favourites . Panthers- 613. Same situa n as Parade but should h : beaten OM . The flag is as . i reach if Bull and Elliot continu e be hoping some good pros- ome thro! so . ooty. Blac k 5/4. Started strong, but , I tin stro -,,r s a able to knock the'7dellers out. Friars - 2/7 . Dismal. Show 3~ riy potential, have succumbed to losing pi ,> to the senior side . PREVIEW The second half of the ar Is points . Parade wip n~ nn -'^hh Fielders. Melbur ns annihilati^^ Th , first. Carey the'' trr" s bar

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itch at is round will see Rudd travel to Waverly Park up agains reo of the ble De La. Should be a cracking game but the leaders will hoko on for a good win . St Bernards need to chalk up a~avin to stay in to . ' of a finals birth . A comfortable win over Collegians should do the trick . Meanwhile back at the ranch, Marcellin host tlni Blues . Crunch game for both, but it's an upset for me - tslarcellin taking advantage of the Uni exam period , In other games, Xavs will run over By and Scotch to boot SKOBS into next year. Lock of the week - Portugal to beat England. Keeping it simple but there was too much lacquer on that thing last time in . Any feedback to beatonc&iabcorp .com.au . Happy punting ! ffPdDER 19 t2i REVIEW The Panthers-Wellers clash was an 8 point thriller, with Carey holding on after a late Camberwell charge . The top two sides battled in a physical slugfest that saw Parade jump to an early lead, however, several spiteful incidents allowed the OMs to finish victorious . Parade now know they can match it with the best, even for a half . In a!ovr scoring affair the Blacks narrowly conquered a very inaccurate Trinity by 3 points. Caulfield won the ham against the Friars, while Brighton took care of the Sharks at home . MID-SEASON REVIEW Sharks - 4/5 . Only unit to have knocked off the top side, but need more consistency to play finals . Brighton - 4/5 . Like the Sharks, Tonners haven't been convincing, winning in rounds 5, 6, 7, but then going down to the bottom side . Camberwell - 5/4 . Up & down, but have been able to hold fourth . Though, with contenders on their tail, seem apart from top 3 . Raiders - 7/2 . Still my flag toughie . Surprising Carey and giving OM a scare, this young side has the talent across the board to at least move up next year. Caulfield - 3/6. Fielders are struggling and pose no 48

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RPU rw R,und 10 winners : Ormond, Bentle;gt 0 to itch: Bent!eioh - Fndmaa Jr .?_aTrobe-Clark, SBMT-Bodinrlr. ~mcs-rn . 0 - Barrand, Ormond - Lack, MHSOB - Lit :s, Old Bodycoat . advryer7@hotmail .com UNDER 19 BLUE REVIE W Mazenod hosted Powerhouse 5th . Mornington in an early start at Central Reserve and it was a game of two contrasting halves . Ulazenod shot out of the blocks v+rving eight goals to one in the first half to set up their ar; point win, however, a very gallant opponent in PowerhouselSth . "."^ outscored Mazenod in the second half. Mazenod ; Bo- no forward with 5 goals whilst Klavins and J a<_ = S -- #h and Stanley provided Mazenod with scc pr c- C'Bden was best afield for Powerhouse. De La thrashed a hapless 4lonash at home in a great team effort, while 6 goals from Jesse Prowse and 5 from James Dodd saw the Old Mentonians take care of Oakleigh Clayton . Sajenko tried hard for the visitors . Hampton were morals to beat Parkdale wher, I ;nmped o" them last week and the one tip ! got wrong came from this game . Hopefully the vain can lift the boys from the bay to play some duality football for the remainder of the season . Old Hailevburians had the week's rest . RE1nc IN Rou C winners : 0 lazenod . De La Sa O a Old '3-`r:s {bye} Plato watch : PAazenod - Bo 3r, Powerhouse - Coy, De La - Breda . Monash - Kavanagh, Hampton - Lyall, Parkdaie - Wood, Oakleigh - HII . Old Haileyburians - Sm ;tsdorff adsayer7ghotmaiLco m U N DER 19 RED REVIEW Cross and Stewart cooled 6 each for Aquinas in their 179 pantsing of the Woodsmen . Pupa have sassed the ooint of no retort as'~• as respectability goes . The Bullants took care of the Westies in a 99 p it trouncing at `TA J'. Pete Voglis booted 8 . Therry crawled in agains t Old Saints by 3 points in the round's closest, while the top o- : , clash saw the Reds run out 21 point winners in a tough cc .st. HaI!iwell kicked 5 for the victors, while 'MC' Lee added 3 for XAV :' THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2006

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ussell 0 22,12( 2.0 6 .1 + 4, R . Benson f amara. B . G ; Goals: C. Thi'I2, D. Greg ry, C. Thdi D . McGovern, J. set Hooper (F) 2 .3 3 .4 4.9 5.12 (42 1 IN 2.2 5.3 7.6 9.8 1 .0 T Coll : C '71.Tar6if2,R .Thomas, T.Gulling . Best.B .Sims, W.Tardif,T.Cc S. H-' ". Louis. T. Thor- S : Goals : S. Bradley 2, T. Slattery 2, T. Gherardin, A. Srag '. i I. ( last: N, Lawrence, T. Ghercrdin, A. Gray, A. Tummei, P. Rat x Umpii de (F) Sean Scaly (snr) (F) DEt E 1 .3 3.5 9.8 17.10(112) 1 .3 1 .3 1.3 5.5(35) DLS : ( S . Fairbrother 4, S . Nethersole 1 J . Oakley 3, J . Gotch 3, C . Ball, J. Hansen, J. Harris 'oberts . Best: S . Nethersoie . R . Scmmai J. Pustie, W. Fenton, J . Hansen, J. Harris St Berm Goals : D. R?flchell, M . O'Dea, K. Dalmau, S . Scott, M . Dalic. Best: T. Cowin, J . Ryan . A. Stapleton, S . Morris. M . Marion, M. O'Dea Umpires: David 1"lindlow (C) Chad Maros (C) 1lHDER 19 f2 } OLD ° TOM GR 4.1 5 .5 8 .7 12.12 (84) FC 0.7 313 6.15 8.i6 (64) Bid . Dewar 4, A. Gunning 2, D. Jennings 2, J . Best 2, 8. Takle 2. Best: C. Beds, M De~ .ar, J . Geddes, 0. Jennings, J . Seat, L Bresnahan Beaam= Details not received . Ump :Paul Tyrer(F)Mark Gi__m(F) 9.11 (65) OLD EY 3.4 7 .7 8.9 OLD LL 2 .1 3.6 5 .10 7 .15 (57) Old c Goals: 4s. Bull z, U . t nott 2, D. Rossitlis 2, B . Smithwick, J. Wagner, P. Lanni Best: C . Fdzpatrir' J . "'agner, D. Rossidis, G. Parker, B. Smithwick, R . Wood Old C - c Goals: A . Pillay 3, C. HiJier 2, C. Boynton, S. Mulligan . Best A Renshaw, S . Bonyhady, S. Mulligan, A . Pillay, H . Dickson, T. Be Vries Umpires : Geoffrey Deveson (F) 5,9139) UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1 .3 2.4 3.8 OLD TRINITY GR 1 .6 2 .12 115 3 .18 (36) Uni B: Goals: T. Nap+er 2, J . Russell, R. Van Der Toarren, S. Cleary. Best : B. Johns, S. Miller, T. Napier, J . Russell, H. MacDonald, J. Cordner Old T: Goals : H . Garfield 2, S. Meighan. Beat. B. lezzi, M . Keprtis, M. Kilpin, C. Beaton, T. Deiphine. l . Huynh Umpires: Paul Mallon (C) Mail f :fe (F) OLE " dill S 0.4 0.8 4.12 10.14 (74) 9 .6(60) OLE ) 12 4.5 6 .5 Old : Details not reserved . Old Par: Goals: M . Solomon 2, N . Curcio 2, C . Sage 2, S . Valente, K. Barry. T. Gibbons. Best : K. 0Brien, A. Sheehy, K. Barry, S. Valente, D . L9ahony, A . Seneca. Umpires: Nick Palfreyman (C) an Kennedy (F) VIH(TEFRIARS OC 1 .3 6 .8 7 .10 8.13 (61) CAULFIELD GR 3.3 4 .4 5.7 9.9(63) White : Goals : J . O'Meara 4, B. Tomey 2, M . Mantises, P. Siomvingas. Best: J. Scannell, M . 6°andicos, G. Power, D. K21dor, J . Baranello, B. Torrey Caat: Goals : M . Hardy 3, B . Hyland, B. Price, L . Price, D . Werzberger, S . Lister, T. Robinson. Best : L. Price, B . Gat house, D . V,'erzberger, B . Price, J. Stewart, T. Robinson Umpires: Simon Restless G) Frai Sic s (F) WIRELVA ST 9 i ME TIGERS 5 .7 8 .16 15 .20 26.26 (182) __: 0C 1 .5 1 .5 4.7 4.8(32) : Goals: M . Bodinnar 8, S. McLaughlin 3, D . Lynch 2, H . PAcLean 2, B. Neville 2, S. :s 2, A. FaikJnzr, S. L'Huilller, R . Swayn. D. Atkins, G . Brown. Best: M. Bodinnar, B. Ne.nle, A. Falkiner, S . Jones, D. Lynch, C . Keenan J. Swayn, S. Andrews ESL: Goa ;: J. Chun 3, M . Me Iver. Best: M. Simbolon, A. McCann, P. Mahon, J . Chun, D . Wilson, B. Cavell Umpires: Batch McGill (F) Patrick Lambed (C) BEHTLEIGH 10.4 13.6 16 .8 23 .10(148) AJAX AFC 2.2 '6.3 9.10 12 .€ (80) Bent Gba!s : L Fridman 6, S. Frost 5, T. McIntyre 4, S. Fergus 2, B . Halliday, J . MacLeod, L. Morrison . J . VOhos, C. Clement. Best: J . Viahas, I . Fridman, M. Hertz, S . Frost, S. Fergus. D. Erwin AJAX: Goals: M. Herscu 2, D . Hayman 2, J . Kestenherg, B. Rotate a, J . Smith, 0. Fisher, R . Giant, J . Gviss, P. Reiman, B . Bromberg. Best: R . Grant, M. Herscu, OLD E

2 .3 3 .3 3.4 4 .6(30) 2.2 7 .4 9 .11 14.12 (96 ) A B . Calder. Best; J. riOele ; D . Bird, A . r1 t: Goals: A. Baldwin 5, K. El 3, L . Page:omahd .s, C. NichoL Best: R. He mainns , arm, H. Dekretser, C. Nichol Umpi ' In rt h 4 .2 9.4 13.6 1E .9 (117) "2 4.5 6.7 6.9(45) n 3. L . Barmnd 2, €d. Bennett 2, T. Edwards 2, T. Best A nanato, C . t<4eyers, G . Bennett, M. Doyle, J . t, ^nnell 3, 0 . Lack 2, T. Fey. Best : S. i s y , . ay, D . Frazier Umpires: Anthony Li(Ir 01 33 5 .4 116 (72) 6.1 9.5 12 .9 18.11(119) Nunn (C) Patrick Ccah1hard (F ) URDER 19 lBL41 i 1 .3 4 .5 5 .9 5.13 (43) 4.2 9 .6 14 .7 16 .10 (1d6) s recsrred. Hampt Rov : Goals : N. 69arecrofl 4, J. Schmitz 3, J . McCoy 2, R. Y!ode, A. Ross, M. Smith, C . Sinc':air, J . Word, J. Ste-Adam. Best: C. rr, n. Vthite, N. Lyatl, L. Batt, M . Smith, J. Ward . Umpires : Dean Schwab (F) DOC 3.3 8 .9 12.10 13.12(90) .dERH0USEISTH MORHlHGTGN 02 1 .2 3.4 6 .8(44) : Goals : N . Boost 5, N . Klavins 3, S. Davis 3, J . Crmeri, C. Duke. Best: C . Smith, P. Stantey, S. Valley, N. Sugar, F. Deegan, J. Miller PH/5 M : Goals: T. PAarmo 2, N. Coy, 0 . Coleman, L. Fitzsimmons, M . O'Brien. Best: C. 0 Brien, T. Marmo, R. Wood, N . Coy, S . Wri-" L. Fitzsimmons Umpires : Anthony Lilley (F) Avi Wekseiman (F ) 11 .9 17.16 (118 ) OIL F 1 3 .1 10.5 4.5 5 .9 9 .11 (65) L .. .. .El I CL .. n1H 3 3 Old l s: J . Provr>e 6, J . Dodd 5, D . Daperis, J . Moon, B. Norton, A. Rodrigues, M . Campbell, S . 0Halloran . Best : L. Mitchell, J. Proviso, M. Wilton, J . Thompson, S . O'Halloran, B . Nor-tan Oak C: Goals: 0. Gait 2, P. Hill 2, J . Saltlike, L. Townley, T. Collins, S . Middleton, D. Harper. Best: J . Sa{enkm, T. Collins, N. Naiou, D. Jones, J. Gilmour, D. Gait Umpires: Marlyn Bona (F) Eli Hayes (F) DE LA SALLE OC 4.5 8 .10 15.14 19 .17 (131) 07 1 .10(16) MOHASHBLUES 0.4 0 3 OLS: Goals: D . Reid 4, P. Monaghan 3 . D. Ouamil 2, J . Comerford 2, S. Dust 2, L. Semmel . Hyne . Best: L . Semmel, D . Hyne, D . Reid, C. Grant, J. 2, A. McKenna 2, J. Phillips, D Lamb, J . Phillips Man D : Goals: K. Collins . Best : T. Kavanagh, J . Crook, A. Heger, S. Jacobson, J. Waldron, S. Ouintei Umpires: Matthew Brennan ( F) Mark Jenkins (F) OLD HAILEYBURIAHS - BYE . UNDER 19 RED FITZROY REDS 3 .5 6 .7 10.9 13 .12 ( 90) OLD XAVERIAHS ( 2) 04 5 .5 7.6 109 (69) Fitz Reds: Goals : L. Halliv;ell 5, J. Dawson-Smith 2, R. Dance, G . Maroon, B. Pdinnis, S . Rayner, J . Gunn . P. di PAase. Best : J. Da:ron-Smith, L . Halliwell, D .Otarenshaw, R . Dance, H . Topp, B . Minnie Old Key ( 2): Details not received . Umpires : Grant Wardrop (F) Chos Witkowski IF) AQUINAS OC 5 .3 12 .11 20 .15 28.23 (191) 1 .6(12) RUPERTSWDOD AFC 0 .2 0.4 0 .5 Aquinas: Goals: P. Cross 6, J . Stewart 6, P. Maaskant 3, S . Ragozzini 3, T. Syme 3, S . Silver 3, C. Williams 2, S . O'Donnell, D . Zuccon . Best : S. Kenner, T. Syme, T. Taranto, J. Stewart , P. Gross, E . Smith Ruperts: Goals : R . Adams . Best : D . NoO, M . Emery, M . tAcCourt, M . Piazza, B . Lovett, S. Vandenhurk Umpires : Jack Fagan (F) Patrick tAaebus (F) NTH OLD BOY WT PATRICK5 COLL. 4.1 9 .3 12 .5 13.7 (85) THEORY PEHOLA OR 6.3 6 .3 9 .6 13.10 (88) H0B($tP: Goals: C . Ford 5, A . Torpy 3, M . Rapa, T. Smith, K Adams, M. Gast a, A . KIRK. Best: A . KIRK, J . Molloy. D. Ronan. J. Williams, M . Bastin, A. Torpy mercy P: Goals: J. Walker 3, M . Century 3, B . Cannon 2, B. Harding 2, 0 . McKibbin 2, S . Pertelli. Best: J. Walker, R. Sklathdis, G. Rees. L. Gelid, R . Brennan, D. 49cKibbin Umpires : Tony Millar (F) David D'Aftera (F) BULLEEH TEAIPLESTBWE AFC 9 .5 11 .7 15 .10 24 .11(155) OLD W ESTBOURHE 1 .0 2.1 5.6 € .8 (56) Bull Tamp : Goals: P. Voghs 8. R . Illingvrorth 6, M . Meadows 2, A . Poci 2, M . Coniston, 0 . Barnette, D . Voglis, D . krerabito, M . de Hemin, J . Bain. Best : R. Illingworth, M . Decision, D P.'dcg :is, C. Azer, C . Papaziakas 01d West Goals: T. Faster D. Bidwell, H . eton, 0 . L :kwood, J . Callus, P. Frigo . Best: M . Williamson, C. Pe ttigrew, D . Lock T. Piecher, D. Sidwell, J. Callus Umpires: David Ewens (F) Reno triaiorano (YVFL) (F ) KE+ . ; - BYE .

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19 W.Brovrn 20 J. Pollard 21 J. Pallamara 22 P. Harrison 23 C. O'Halloran 24 T.lerado 25 T. Lat(anzio 26 C.Thompson 27 R . Nissen 28 R . Holroyd 29 J, Keogh 31 S.Lane 32 L . Griffiths 33 H . McPherson 34 T. Bosto n 40 T.Branto 41 A. P7ierchar.-dandi 43 J. Kerr 44 B. Liu

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5 B . Finnertz 6 E .La_ - T.Pa „ 20 T. Code (C) 21 S. Fletcher 22 C. Clements 23 L . Hopki ns 24 T Paton 25 N, Anderson 26 A. Carter 27 S. Taylor

28 P Kruger 1 T. O'Shaughnessy W . }Gel

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