The Amateur Footballer, Week 19, 1996 by VAFA Media

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EDITORIAL by Phil Stevens

to become eligible during the last part of the season because we weren't able to change the rule letting these players play even when given the green light by their VFL club on a particular weekend . thout revisiting this sensitive issue the Executive tried to eliminate the rule where a VFL listed player had to (after June 30) be equal to or in credit with VAFA games played compared to VFL games played to remain "alive" for VAFA finals football. Sadly some of these players weren't required at VFL seniors or reserves level last weekend and were restricted to standing on terraces watching their beloved amateur team . Each Friday during the season I am provided with a list from the VFL indicating which players are able to play with their VAFA club over a given weekend . VAFA clubs are quickly advised as to who is available and also clubs having known list players who are not declared "available" are also told that they can't play these players even though they may be playing the day after the VAFA match, the morning of the match or simply are no t

The first weekend of the finals is arguably the most difficult weekend of the season to cater for, mad e even more difficult this season by having the first and second semi finals of both C and D sections played on the one weekend - these two sections previously played a 4 week finals series, with one semi final only on the first weekend . All of these finals (C, D, 3 E Sections and 4 under 19 Sections) plus a full round of A and B Section matches,many of which were vital games . You might say and I would agree - a recipe for great matches, cut-throat elimination games and scenes of joy and relief. All of these things did happen but unfortunately with the demand for umpires to be allocated to A and B games with the remainder spread through all our other sections possibly in some cases experienced umpires weren't on hand to assert control early on in games to set the scene for the day . Whilst this is not a criticism of the umpire quality, it is merely that on the weekend just gone the volume of games simply overtaxed the supply of available umpires . No doubt the lack of discipline demonstrated in many games will have had its sequel at last Tuesday's tribunal or upcoming investigations . rom this weekend however, the old supply and 1 demand takes over, with lesser games to be contested, the better umpires will get the appointments - also the better teams will be the ones continuing to play . A much better recipe for good football . K n highlight of the weekend was witnessing two magificent U19/1 semi finals . There certainly is something about youth, coupled with physique and ability . Young, skilled footballers are a joy to watch as they simply "go for it" without having to be restricted by physical problems associated with age and or by having played contact sport for a long time . I congratulate the De La Salle, Old Melburnians, Old Xaverians and University Blues clubs for having put the time into developing such special U19 teams - certainly a wonderful investment for the future of these clubs . The gloomy aspect for me was the report I received of the number of VFL listed players who were free and wanting to play but who were not given the opportunity

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THE AMATEUR FU""'OTBALLE R _ THE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIO N

August 31 st,1996 Price : $2 .00 Vol . 96 No. 1 9 ÂŽ THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1996

A SECTIO N by Don Blackwoo d

PREMIERSHIP FLAG UP FOR. GRAB S ell the jigsaw finally fell into place last week as W the jostling for finals' places over the past three weeks finished as predicted . Even a last minute two game loss of points and percentage by Collegians didn't halt their inevitable top-of-the-table status and early favouritism for the flag . Maybe the ineligibility incident could be an added sting for the Lions . Old Xaverians completed their fairy tale finish to the season winning the last nine and are nestled in comfortably behind Collegians and angling for the first back-to-back flags since the Lions achieved in it '92/93 . The groundswell of support for Xavs will see them threaten strongly for top honours . Old Melburnians defeated their rival Old Scotch for the finals berth in a tight match at the Junction Oval . The Redlegs are making a last minute dash for the flag and set to challenge even from the difficult third possie . University Blues, runner up last season, finished off Mazenod in style last week and will be buoyed up to make a good account of themselves . Three finals' appearances in '95 won't do them any harm this year . So at last the coast is clear for the finals series with only one winner to grasp the 'Adamson' artifact and it's going to be a keenly fought series ; different to '94 and '95 when OM's and Old Xavs were almost walk up starts to take top honours . Best of luck to the 84 players, coaches and the four clubs who have patiently waited since early in the year for this one last chance. But the first step is the cut throat first semi today between OM's and University Blues wi th the score at one all through the season and both sides at full strength and evenly matched . Should be a tight contest and a terrific 'prelim' warming to the main event . REVIEW

ORMOND V COLLEGIAN S It was never going to be easy for Collegians against an Ormond at Ormond in that club's last match in A Section after a distinguished 28 consecutive years at the top . Hard fought out contest early with Brock Mooney outpointed by Tim Hille with Darren Edge ll an d Brett Co llins making use of their opportunities . But courageous Anthony Wallace an d Danny Thomson scored well to head off Ormond at half time and lead by 18 points . Ormond clawed their way back into the match, but the prospect of losing top spot was enough incentive for the Lions to hold on by only 7 points . Tall Brett Jefferson impressed as did Ashley Orr and Brett Connell for the Monds. Tough work out for Collegians and the end of an era for the proud Ormond club .

DE LA SALLE V. OLD HAILEYBUR Y De La Salle finished with ten wins , sixth position and equal fourth. Same number of wins as in '95, but a spot lower on the ladder and some impressive wins throughout the year mixed with some shattering close defeats which in the end were so costly. A promising group of young players were blooded and they showed out against Old Haileybury where Tim Silvers, Mark Abrahrams an d Mathew Chun were key players in beating the Bloods. In front for most of the day, it was only the Bloods straight kicking which kept them in it . Good players were Mark Seccull and Nick Morey, but a disappointing seventh position for the Bloods after reaching second at one stage . OLD MELBURNIANS V . OLD SCOTC H It was certainly a David Strooper- led victory with the former league player booting seven out of OM's 11 goals kicked for the day . Playing at either full forward or centre half forward he was a real handful for Adam Nettleton or Stua rt Gibbs. Scotch almost drew level at one stage, but the more experienced Redlegs were over the line and a finals berth . Simon Theodore, off the bench, will be better for the run, while Peter O'Brien was a high possession getter . For the gallant Cardinals, Justin Hosking an d Stephen Hume were terrific, but it was the presence of Strooper that made all the difference . OM's another step forward with Scotch just missing out at the death knell . UNIVERSITY BLUES V . MAZENOD

Not much left in the Mazenod tank and Blues exploited every opportunity to crunch the opposition and work up some pre-finals form . They did it with ease and Adam Lennen booted 11 to head up the goal kicking for the second consecutive year . All fit and well in Bluesland an d Andrew Henderson an d Richard Vandenberg continue to do well . For the Nodders, Chris Belleville topped off a fine season and must be a contestant for B&F honours . Confidence booster for Blues and a disappointing send off for Mazenod . OLD XAVERIANS V . ST . BERNARDS Xavs had to really extend themselves in the last qua : ter to shake off a persistent St . Bernards who kicked seven straight points in the last quarter to Xavs 4 .5 for the home side to win by 26 points . Dominic Berry (6 goals) continues to wield enormous influence and presence up forward, but it was Adam Jones and Michael Brennan who took out top honours . For Bernards, Anthony Comito finished off a great year and the team of youngsters provide the real hopes for next year. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1996

1ST SEMI-FINAL PREVIEW - OLD MELBURNIANS V. UNIVERSITY BLUES

No second chances after today as these sides shoot it out for a crack at the top two . Old Melburnians have forced their way back into contention with some fine performances in recent weeks beating Collegians, University Blues and Old Scotch with injured players returning at the right time . Blues beat OM's by six goals in Round 9 during the Redlegs black days, but OM's reversed the result in Round 17 by almost four goals . Blues form has been patchy for most of the year and rarely have they put together four consistent quarters or placed their stamp on the competition at any stage . OM's started off brilliantly winning the first six and then promptly dropped the next six, but won 5 out of the last 6 to finish third . Blues' midfielders and onballers are its strengths and when playing well are hard to beat . Furphy, Worsely an d Vandenberg are accomplished players and with ruckman Gill McLachlan a dominating influence should make it hard for OM's Chris Bryan . Blues wingmen in Richard Polkinghorne and Andrew Henderson will revel across the middle and provide plenty of drive at Elsternwick Park . OM's backline has really stiffened up in recent weeks with Stuckey, Ell inghaus, Webb and Eabrey teaming together well and will make opportunities for Adam Lennen, Cavalier an d co, scarce . At the other end of the ground, OM's established forwards in Simon Bromell and David Strooper are experienced campaigners and Tom Hutchins and Toby McIntyre will have their hands full restricting OM's to a losing score . And with Ian McMullin and Andrew Thompson scouting around, there will be more avenues of attack open to the Redlegs .

On balance, OM's hit the finals series in reasonably peak form and will have more firepower to beat a committed Blues combination who just haven't performed to the maximum of their capabilities this year or been capable of kicking a winning score often enough . No, it's OM's to take another step forward and Blues to fall out first. REMEMBER WHEN

Recall those experts early in the season who predicted how the four make up would be at the end of the home and away series. Well the moment of truth has arrived and joint winners were Executive Committee members Rick Pisarski and Andrew Langford-Jones who picked the top four, but not necessarily in the right order . No cigar but , . . Club Notes : All at St . Bernards were saddened at last week's death of one of its founding committee in Fred Nathan, father of one of the club's founders and life members Peter Nathan, and grandfather of current Rese rves Coach Andrew, Condolences to all of the Nathan family.

REMEMBER PATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BRING ALCOHOL INTO ELSTERNWICK PARK OR INTO ANY VAFA VENU E Q THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1996

MILSTONES De La Salle would like to congratulate Mic k

Knuppel an d Damian Toohey on reaching 150 game milestones recently . Damian has been Senior Captain ('95 &'96), U19 Premiership Captain 1987 and member of the B Section flag in 1989 . Mick has been with the club since 1983 and in this time has played in (2) Premierships A section ('85) and B Section ('89), as well as winning the U19 Competition Best & Fairest in 1983 . Injuries have robbed both players of many games and their milestones are testament to their fantastic service to the Club . All of the Committee and Supporters thank you both for your efforts over the years . Well done . jI

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SENIORS ORMOND 2 .4 4.7 6 .12 8.15.63 COLLEGIANS 3 .4 7.7 8.7 10.10.70 Ormond Edgell. Collins 2, Grace. Connell. Connell, Presser. Best Hille, Err. Conner, Gilmore. McDonald, Forrest Collegians Thomson 3 . Wallace 2, Mooney . Cleary, Deane-Johns. Lemon. Milat. Best Wallace. Thomson, JeBerson, Baxter . Bennett Camaro. OLD HAiLEYBURY 5 .0 6.2 9.2 12 .3.75 DE LA SALLS 2 .8 7.9 10.13 11 .19.85 Old Haileybury Kraus. Hucker, G . Philips, Bums. Morey 2. Smith . Seccult Best Seccull. Morey, Byms, Harrison. Hilton, OUon :ull. De La Salle Crowe, Abrahams 2. Harrison. Knuppel, O'Callaghan, Shannon . Silvers. Tooheey . Best Chun . B . Mannix . Toohey, S . Crowe, Brasher. Waters. OLD ML*d,BUBNIANS 3 .3 4.8 8.10 11 .12 .78 OLD SCOTCH 1,4 4 .6 7.8 8.12 .60 Old Melburnlana Strooper 7, Bromell 2 . Walsh, Kennedy. Beat Simper. O'Brien. Ellinghaus. lennedy. Handbury . Bryan . Old Scotcb Duthie. Home 3, S. Steele. Best J . Hosking, Nettleton . T. Holt Paterson. C. Hosking, Hume. OLD XAVERIANS 7 .3 9.6 10.7 14.12 .96 ST. BERNARDS 8 .0 8.3 9.9 9.16 .70 Old Raverlaas Berry 6 . Jones . Ocklesahw 2, McDonald . Hanneberry . Keytwe. Lemire. Best A . Jones. Brennan. Holmes. M . Hanneberry, Hawkins. Berry. St Bernarda Perrett 3. Swann 2, A . Comito, L. Gollant Dihtingo, Ballari n. Best Comito, Horn, Swann . Taylor. Sheehan, DiMingo. UNIVERSITY BLUES 5 .4 12.8 17.15 22.17.149 SIAZENOD 2,2 2,3 3,7 3 .01 .28 University Blues l.ennen 11 . Rourke, Stewart, Blood. Vandenberg 2, Henderson . Cavalier, Furphy. Beg Henderson. McIntyre. Lennen, Beltrame, Vandenberg. Rourke. Mezenod Mann. Marshall Noble . Best Belleville. Christie . Scofield . Lane . Mann. D. Murray. RESERVES ORMOND 2.8 5.8 6.12 9 .16.70 COLLEGIANS 2.1 8.2 11 .3 15.7.97 Ornumd Brown 3 . Keleher. Stewart 2 . Hourigan, Kingston . Best Keleher, Cleary . Kingston . Milner. Mackey. King. Co8et4ans McKenzie 4. Grigg . Andrson, Smith, Humprhy 2 . Best Humphry, Moore . Stceedy. McKenzie, Lubich, Entwistle. OLD HAILEYBURY 0 .0 2.1 3 .3 3.5.23 DE LA SALLE 8.2 13,3 18,6 24.9 .153 Old Haileybudan Amitrarw 2. Dowling. Best Ladds, lappage. Bum. Kyle. Amitrano, Sroffem. De La Salle Hall 6. Wright 4. Curran 3. Farrell. I.ongstafr2, Conroy . Duckett. Hegan, Jacobs, Lambe . O'Brien, Phillips. Beat Makinson. Hegan. Fartell . Curran, Wright. Phillips . OLD MELSURNIANS 2.4 7 .6 9 .7 13.8.86 OLD SCOTCH 2 .3 4 .4 10,5 24,9.153 Old tdelburnians Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . Old Scotch Castricum. Spiden 3 . Steele. McDonnell, Norman. Hooper, Uoyd . Best Hooper, Spiden. Davison. Norman. Castrsum . Lloyd. OLD xAVERIANS 4 .5 11,6 17.9 21.15.141 ST BERNARDS 3 .1 3 .1 3.2 4.5.29 Old xaveciane Tuddenham 6. &lrratt 5 . N'ebb 3. Fay, 22, Hunger. Panagfotpoulos. Mollaro. Nelson, Conquest Best Barratt Nelson . Tuddenham. Mortensen. Jones, Stones St Bernards Overman 2. Wood . Dowling. Best Wood . B . Overman. Dowling. L. Orewmtan. Catalfanro. UNIVERSITY BLUES 4 .3 9.6 11.7 15.12.106 MAZENOD 1 .1 2.3 5.5 5 .5.35 University Blues Gunn . Evans 3. Nugent Mudge 2 . Wilson, Jokes . McAlcon . Starick. Bolton . Best Kewell, Nugent, Bolton. Gunn. Wilson, Meldoon . Mazenod N . Jacobs . Howard 2 . Bourbon. Best Vine. Howard, Lane. Knott, Jacobs, Rogers.

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B motional scenes at the Melbourne High School Oval last week as the home side withstood a lat e challenge from NOBS to win by 13 points and secure a spot in B section next year . Both sides had plenty of support with so much riding on the game and NOBS might be regretting their kicking for goal in the last quarter when they could only kick 2 goals 5 behinds to MHSOB's 4 goals straight . It must be a bitter pill for a successful club like NOBS to swallow after so many years in A Section and with big expectations at the start of the year to return there straight away . All NOBS supporters will need to ensure that they are there in force next year so they can fight back to B Section in 1998 . Meanwhile across town Trinity played themselves back into premiership favouritism with a great 2nd half revival against a hapless Parade . Trinity have their confidence back and will be hard to knock off from here . REVIEW OF ROUND I S

dust a quick review this week so we can concentrate on the first semi fina l TRINITY V PARAD E

Full credit to the Trinity side as they fought back from 5 goals down at half time to win easily by 2 2 points. The turnaround came about with some positional changes such as Sutcliffe to a wing, Kennedy to half forward and Bladeni onto Ciavola, the continued dominance of Andrew Ramsden on the ruck and hisrwing It was the younger players Hatficld tookoce . Hatfeild,

of Trinity such as Ranisden, Bladeni, G who would have pleased coach Andrews and Kennedy and as they say in the classics Trinity are Dalrymple .D and David Digney were 4 quarB .I .T. For Parade J was excellent ters contributors and Simon Swindon Mulligan was on fire early but was until injured . Tim nullified in the 2nd half by Heighton .

BANYULE V BRIGHTON season on a winning note Banyule finished the and farewelled club champion John Gilliam with a 4 point home victory in a game that you would have close all day expected Brighton to win . The scores were but Banyule were the steadier side in front of goal with players Egan 4 goals and Holt 2 amongst their better and Matt with the experienced Dave Williams O'Brien . Not a great confidence booster for Brighton. but they will prefer the dryer surface this week . Defenders Oakley, Oliver and Alderson were best OLD IVANHOE V BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE A 8 goal first quarter set up a 68 point win to the home side who finished the season with a creditable 7 wins considering they lost quite a few of last years premiership side . Marty Stewart with 6 goals and Lachlan McLean with 4 did the damage up fonvard set up the win on whilst Veal, Parker and Donaldson 4

the ball . Finally th e end of a disappointing year for the Bullant s who must be admire d for these persistence throughout the year even though it was obvious they were undermanned from early in . Parris finthe season. Thompson, Roberston and C ished the season well . THERRY V IVANHO E merry turned up for this week with a 11 goal victory over fifth placed side and the result is further proof of the ffernce be een to -1si,'-- and the res t and Mick of the field e Pat Gormant Jason Reddick excellent onballers and again last week Grocock are they provided the opportunities for O'Connor and Pola who finished with 4 and 3 goals respectively . Ivanhoe finished the season with a even ledger of 9 wins and 9 losses and are probably in their rightful position . on the ball and Scoble Brown on a wing, Greg Bull en in defence were their better players . biHSOB V NOBS

As mentioned earlier a super game at the High school with Melbourne having the better of the first half and NOBS fighting back in the 3rd term to get to Jason within a goal at the break . Long goals Glover sealed game and 'Doc' 100th Bamert in his NOBS fate in the last quarter and Tony Orchard reported that the 'Unicorns' celebrated long and hard into the night including club legend Jock Nelson . Stuart Harries stopped everything at full back for and captain Dean Melbourne whilst Wit Walford . In what I Comer both played inspirational games Owen believe were their last games, Bruno Conti and both played sensational games for NOBS Abrahams . with great support form the O'Farrell brothers V PREVIEW OF THE 1ST SEMI FINAL : THERRY

BRIGHTON Therry will start favourite in this match courtesy of their 2 solid wins over Brighton this year and they possess the better form leading into the game with 6 wins in a row whilst Brighton have lost their last 2 games. I believe the centre bounces will be vital where Petrevski for Therry will do battle with Rickerby of Brighton . Both are huge men who love to thump the ball forward and whoever comes out on top will have a excellent big say in the final result. Both sides have Grocock and onballers with Gorman, Reddick, whilst Castaldi of Therry all having had good years, McLachlan Brighton have Pryor, Lennox, Nikas and in good form . I expect Therry's captain Dennis Castaldi to tag the dynamic Andrew Pryor . I think the difference will be that Therry have more r Mick (3 3Goodwi avenues to goa n ) always dangerous an d l Pola (35) and O'Conno THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1996

Bosanko (23) and Gorman (22) always chipping in . Pola in particular is starting to fire again after injury and he did bag 8 goals against Brighton earlier this year. Brighton will rely on March (53 goals) and their onballers to kick a winning score and in particular on Tom Hayden who is a strong mark but is sometimes let down by his kicking for goal. Both sides have solid defences without being spectacular with Carter, Boyle and Hollow doing the job for Therry and Patterson, Alderson and Fitzgerald consistent for Brighton . I tip Therry to move into the preliminary final with a hard fought 20 point win over Brighton . I am lucky enough to have a couple of guest tipsters for the final series and they predict the following. Rick Brockwell (coach of Banyule) tips Brighton by 10 points, Tony De Bolfo (Herald-Sun Football expert) tips Therry by 29 points and Jack Moniarty (Ammo lover) tips Therry by 7 points . TRIVIA QUESTION

Last week the answer was Phil Stevens and there was no winner . What year did Brad Hardie win the Brownlow and from what WA club did he come from ? TEAM OF THE YEAR

This should cause some arguments as I have left out plenty of good players but here goes . B: J . Sutcliffe (0T) A . Farrell (OP) M . Veal (01 ) HB : T. Norman (0T) T. Mulligan (OP) P. Bradbender (OP) C : M. Settling (0T) S . Vincent (OP) A . Pryor (OB) HF : G . O'Connor (Therry) A . Ramsden (0T) C . Glover (MHSOB) F: J . Stickland (0T) M . Harrison (OP) R. Heath (01 ) R : M . Petrevski (Therry) J . Gilham (Bany) S . Dalrymple (0T) IJC : M . O'Brien (Bany) D. Ciavola (OP) D . Williams (Bany) Em : P. Gorman (Therry) S . Nikas(OB) J . Pola (Therry )

1ST SEMI FINAL - SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 THERRY CCOB v. OLD BRIGHTON

Elsternwick Park Field: Rob Bell, Anthony Damen Boundary : John Stevenson, Matt Tape Goal : Michael Richardson, Bernie Hoare

SL .dI01t5 1 .3 2.5 6.5 11 .7 .73 OID TRINITY OLD PARADIANS 2.2 7.4 7.7 7 .9 .51 Old Trinity Stickland 4. Heath 3 . Sutcliffe, Kennedy, Ramsden. Phillips . Best Ramsden . Hatfield, Kennedy. Bladini. Andreas . Sevhng. Old Paradisns Harrison 4, Mulligan . Wallis, Labmgwnaira . Best Mulligan . Dallas. Ciavola, Digney. Geary. Swindon . BANY[B.E 4.5 8 .6 11 .13 13.16.94 OLD BRIGHTON 4.3 7.10 9 .14 12.18.90 Banyuie Egan 4, Richmond. Holt 2• Whelan, Kayrooz. Glass . Williams, Turnbull . Best Egan. HoR Williams, Turnbull. Short. OBrien . Otd Brighton Munch 4, Talbot 3 . Hayden . Nikas. Farrell . Pnror. Fitzgerald, Best Oakley . Oliver, Alderson. Pryor, Murch . Farrell. OLD IVANHOE 8.2 14.3 16.10 20.15.135 1.5 7.8 8.11 9 .13 .67 BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE Old Ivanhoe Stewart 6, McLean 4 . Donaldson 3 . Young 2. Ahousabha . Brophy, Corcoran, Parker. Veal . Beat Veal, Stew-art . Donaldson. Weddle, Parker, MansBekl. Bulleen-Templestowe James 3, Prior. Mctaren. Roberton. Parris. Greig . Daskalou . Bert Thompson . Robertson. Parris. William. Greig, Prior. bSSOB 3.3 7.6 9.11 13 .11 .89 NORTH OLD BOYS 2 .8 3.9 8.11 10 .16 .76 Melbourne High Bamhert 4, Comer. Inner. Pertzel2. Lindsay, Woalky. Walfonl. Best Comer, Harries, Watford. Fairchild . Lindsay . Houart North Old Boys Sutherland 3. Barker. Boyer 2 . Waters. Abrahams. Sullivan. Best Conti . Abrahams, Sullivan . Best Conti . Abrahams. O'Farrell, D . O'Farrell. Leigh. Manassa . THERRY 4 .6 7.8 10 .9 17.14.116 7.6.48 IVANHOE 1 .0 3 .2 5 .4 Therry CCOB O'Connor 4. Pola 3. Elliott. Stank, Growock. Bosanko 2 . Reddick. Thrush. Best Gorman . Woodgate• O'Connor. Reddick, Boyle. Ivanhoe T. Flynn, P. Flynn, McKellar 2, Newbold . Best Brown . Bullen. Scoble, tanlsa . Tucker, Manuel. RESERVES OLD TRINITY 2.1 2 .1 4 .4 4.5 .29 OLD PARADIANS 2.2 4.8 4.11 5.13 .43 Old Trinity C . Smith 2. Burke. Greig. Best Beardsley, Smith. Greig• Beet. Torrens . BanfieM . Old Paradtans Godfrey. Geary . Hart. Tobin. Willets . Best Godfrey. Jenkins, RNIhits. Horsington . Tobin. Hart BANYULE 0.5 0.4 0.4 2 .5 .17 OLD BRIGHTON 3.6 7 .11 13.13 19.19.133 BanyuteTaylor, Barker. Best Barker. Stephens, WilHams, Cullen . Keane. Grindal. Old Brighton Grant 8. Murray 3 . Toms, Jackson 2 . Kollmorgen. Teschnedorf . Marufytaris, Farrer. Best Witte . Toms, Grant Shemian . Farrer, Fischer. OLD IVANHOE 4 .3 7.6 10.8 11 .11 .77 Bt7LLF.EN-TEMPI.ESTOWE 2 .1 3.1 3.2 8 .5.53 Old Ivanhoe Connack 4, Armstrong. Davies. lamer, Luk . MilLand . Tolley. Woods. Best Caddy, Millard, George, Davies . Jones. Woods . Bulleen Templestowe Leihy . Murphy 3, Daskalou . Shine. Best Hooper . l.afeure. Shallud . Daskabu . Leihy . Shine. MHSOB 2 .1 2 .5 6 .8 8.9.57 NORTH OLD BOYS 5 .7 10 .9 10 .13 14.14.98 MHSOB McGrath 4 . Winch . Bennett 2 . Best Feferkranz, P. KonsLlnty. S. Konstanty . Kamrtroutzas . Lawrence . Barge . North Old Boys Kearney 7, Lawrie 3, Zocco, Trimhole . Sweeney. Wheeler. Best Mclhay . Anderson . Keamby, Kitney . T(imbole. Hanley. THERRY 3.3 6 .7 11 .8 17 .12,114 IVANHOE 0 .1 2.4 2.7 4.8 .32 Therry CCOB Pinner 7, Gri~ s, Rissignolo 2. Carbis. Jones, Valna, Prendergast. Whelan, Clarke . Best Pinner. Clarice. Jones, McCann, Vaina• Bye. Ivanhoe Joyce 3 . Raywrood. Best Joyce. Ray~md, Ebbaee . C . McDonald. Thackwmy. Hanilan.

Reserves : OLD TRINITY v. THERRY CCOB

Elsternwick Park Field: Alby Firley, Richard Eastwood Boundary : Brendan Corcoran, Gerry Armstrong Goal : Phil Gluyas, Ross Richard s _ i~~ ~ ~

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SENIORS LAST WK TOTAL HARRISON OLD PARADIANS 4 84 J. STICKLAND OLD TRINITY 4 71 S . JAMES BUL TEMP 3 56 J . MURCH OLD BRIGHTON 4 55 HEATH OLD TRINITY 3 54 RESERVES A . GRANT OLD BRIGHTON 8 76 McGRATH MHSOB 4 57 LOWRIE NORTH OLD BOYS 3 43 GEARNY, MB OLD PARADIANS 1 26 JOYCE IVANHOE 3 25 ROBINSON, P OLD TRINITY 0 2 5

C SECTION by Terry Q uirk

To the tune of "Skobietta", conducted by Sir Gregory Smith (alias Dennis Rodman), celebrations were in full force at the Rising Sun last Saturday after ladder leaders, St . Kevins, accounted for Marcellin in a sensational second semi-final and earned promotion to B Section in 1997 . At Sandringham, before a huge crowd, both sides put on a show with some fine coaching by both Tim Hart and Bruce Ferguson and a level of football worthy of a final at the highest level of amateur football . On Sunday at headquarters, the Saints turned Ajax optimism into absolute gloom with an 85 point thrashing . Except for the first 20 minutes when Ajax showed some early season dry weather form, the Saints were in charge, thanks to a rock solid defence and a forward and following division that shared the ball around with 13 players scoring goals . REVIEW - 2ND SEMI-FINAL

The opening was tight with both teams keen to assert a physical presence . Marcellin had many opportunities to score but had the close playing SKOBs defence applying constant pressure . The 2 goals 8 behinds for the Eagles in the first term enabled St . Kevins to have a 3 point quarter time lead, thanks to better use of opportunities . Eagle's Stephen Theisz laid some fierce tackles in the second term as the Eagles tried everything to gain their ascendancy . In this quarter, SKOBs on-ballers took over to help their team to a handy 24 points half time lead . The third quarter saw Bello and O'Flynn on the Eagles half forward line showing much aggression and persistence as their side lifted to be with 12 points of the lead at the last change . Brady and Hart held out several Eagles attacks with Jim Macey and fiery Chris Purcell battling hard for their sides in the ruck . Two classical "banana" goals in the last half, one each from Treganowan (Eagles) and Moore (SKOBs) were worth more than the paltry admission fees. In the final quarter. St . Kevins remained composed, made a few telling positional changes, and kicked several goals after Marcellin again threatened to steamroll their opponents . Obviously this match had everything, however a battle has been won but the war is far from over . Congratulations to both sides for giving us something special . REVIEW - 1ST SEMI-FINA L

After several weeks of very inconsistent form, Ajax supporters lived in hope that their very popular warriors would return to the football that took them to second position for much of the season . This was not to be as St . Kilda South Caulfield took the game by the scruff of the neck from late in

the first quarter . Saints were allowed to roam far and wid eandsthegamprogressed were running alone on the wider corridors at Elsternwick Park . Lee Govan, with 5 goals off the half back flank, starred along with Leon McGaw, who completely covered a very good opponent . Hayes-Dewar and Kirzner battled it out for aerial supremacy with the Ajax man putting up a good performance with 5 goals against a top defender, O'Sullivan, Presnell and Wilson held the Ajax forwards all day and set up moves from deep in defence that resulted in goals . Kieran and B . Ryan also featured strongly in several of the Saints polished passages of play. Again, Phil Goldberg was an inspiration to the Jackas after a superb season, whilst Jeremy Wrobel at full back performed well against taller opposition . Jason Wrobel, Brian Goldberg and young Brett Duzenman in the second half rated a mention in a side that could not withstand pressure applied all day by the Saints . PREVIEW - PRELIMINARY FINAL This will be a match worth leaving home for . The Saints have several weeks of top form including last week's semi, whilst Marcellin has some excellent performances and just may be ready to produce the goods at the right end of the season . Marcellin will have learned much from the encounter with the Saints in round 17 and may better suited to the dry Sandringham oval . I'll predict a victory by Marcellin to the tune of 16 points.

RESERVES Marcellin showed why it has been top-dog in reserves football with a well earned victory in a tough physical clash with St . Bedes Mentone Tigers . The Tigers will now take on an Ajax combination who scored in a thriller against Old Geelong last Sunday. The Tiger's form coming into the finals and in last week's match would suggest a victory in this match but I'm sure Ajax with the senior team sniffing mothballs, will be well and truly ready for this clash. Provided Matt Connolly in the ruck and Brendan Hambridge are on fire for the Tigers and Vin L'Huillier in his 300th game leads from the front, I predict a victory for St . Bedes Mentone Tigers by 12 points . David Kalb and Adam Slade Jacobson both play their 100th game for Ajax and will be keen to celebrate in winning fashion . Congratulations to both players . Correspondents : By 5 .30 p .m . Monday, fax 9889 9014 . Thanks for your tremendous input . tsa ,, . . . . .T11 - 1.,,,TOâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;~ . - .-

!=iR PRELIMINARY FINAL - SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 1 IST SEMI-F1NAI . 3.3 8.9 13 .12 121.16.142 ST. EB.DA SOUTH CAULFIELD 1.0 3.0 7.1 9.3.57 MAX St Kilda South Caulfield Gowan 5. Riddell 3. Claxton, Ryan 2. hkGaw, Green . HayesDewar, Mihalievic. Gardner. McCaw, Ryan . D'AgosBno, Williams . But Rerian. GO,an. Hayes-Dewar, A9haljevikc, A McGaw, L McGaw . Ajax fUrzner 5, Kalinski 2, Boldberg . Halpen. Best Jeremy Wrobe. P. Goldberg, IGrener. B. Goldberg . Jason Wrobel . Weisier.

2ND SESII-FINAI. 3.5 8.11 9.14 15.15.105 ST.EE1IBiS MARCEid1N 2.8 4.11 7.14 11 .17 .93 3t. Kenton Ryan. Terzini 3. Dollman . A. Hart . Gross I . Moore. Garvey, Bowles. Best Gross, DoOman. Macey, Brady.Tercini. Gribble. ldsrcellln Caffry S. Merton . Treganowan 2. Collins. Purcell . Best Purcell. 6klntosh. Moran. Ttieisz. OTlynn. Caffry.

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MARCELLIN v. ST KII.DA STH CAULFIELD Sandringham Field: Marty Jackson, Justin Toohe y Boundary : Andrew Pritchard, Glen Drummond Goal:- Brad Nash, Dom Napoli Reserves : ST BEDES MENTONE TIGERS v . AJAX Sandringham Field: Geoff Curran, Mark Pinney

Boundary: David Fowler, David Bain Goal: Andrew Miller, Alan Bishop

1ST SEAt[-FINAL 1.1 6.5 8 .5 8.11 .59 MAX OLD GEELONG 2.5 3.6 7 .10 8.10.58 Ajax Rubenstein 2. Dudakov, Frey, Grodski, Rongokl, Rajch . Roseman . Best Grodski, Krongold . S. Rubenstein . Degen. E. Rubenstein . Shein. Old Geelong McInnes 3. Strauss 2 . Tayor. Spiden. Beltranx. Best Liley. Herman. G. Wilkinson. McInnes. Hayes. Bones.

2ND SE1f9I-FINAL MARCELIdN 4.4 4 .4 6.6 9.11.65 4.3 5.3.33 ST. BEDE'S MENTONE TIGERS 1 .0 3 3 Marcellin Edwards 3, Howe 2, Cronin, Sexton, Stokes . Gallagher . Best Sexton . O'Callaghan . Chambers. Howe. Dema Frisina. St. Bade's Mentone Tigers Hambridge 3 . Connolly. Recupro. Best Mubuinney. Ryan, Goadchild, Connolly . Hambrktge.

*SENIORS LAST WK KALINSKI AJAX 2 RYAN ST. KEVINS 3 M.CRAWFORD HAMPTON ROVERS HOWELLS OLD GEELONG

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TOTAL 85 68 62 62 59

*RESERVES ALDERUCCIO ST KILDA STH CAUL .3 35 TAYLOR OLD GEELONG 2 33 HUTCHINSON ST BEDES MENT 2 30 SINGH ST. KEVINS 0 24 *Includes Final s

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, fter 'bagging' the Two Blues' what do they do `_~ but come out and win both their 1st semi's . Congrats to all concerned and commiserations t o Beaumaris and Parkside (Reserves) on bowing out for season '96 . Both clubs are to be congratulated on their performances this season . To Monash Blues (Seniors and Reserves) well done, but remember, there's still one to go and to Caulfield Grammar an d Old Camberwell (Reserves) lick them wounds and make the most of your last opportunity . lst SEMI FINAL (Review 24 August) SENIORS - BEAUMARIS V ST LEO'S EMMAU S

Central Reserve was in great order all bar the muddy, sticky centre . Assisted with a strong breeze the 'Two Blues' wasted many opportunities and kicked with inaccuracy to register 3 goals 6 behinds to a very valuable 1 goal by the Baysiders. The 2nd quarter saw roles reversed with Beaumaris having trouble kicking straight, however they were able to hold St Leo's to no goals for the stanza and take a slender 5 point lead in at half time . The make or break 3rd quarter didn't work out in the Two Blues favour only managing to bag 1 goal 6 behinds to eventually go into the lemon break all tried up on 36 points apiece and given the breeze at the back of the Beaumaris boys the game looked all over 'Red Rover' . Not to be as matters turned out. Mr Flack (St Leo's coach) extracted that intangible matter out of his troops and in a 'gut' wrenching last quarter they managed to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat . Stirring stuff indeed and augers well for the Two Blues . Best for St Leos in what really was a 'Big' team performance were Dini, Scotty, Jon and Pitch and for Beaumaris, U19 player Scott Fraser, Acting Capt Phil Thomas an d Jono Holt . RESERVES -ST LEO'S EMMAUS V PARKSIDE

St Leos kicked clear early in the piece to lead by 22 points at quarter time only to see Parkside rally in the 2nd to trail narrowly by 4 points . St Leos came out firing and by lemon time held a defendable 28 point advantage . Try as they might Parkside could make no in-roads during the last quarter and the Two Blues ran out comfortable winners by 29 points . St Leos were well served by Big John, Gill y, Neil and Sarge whilst for Parkside, Paul Harris and Mark Page did well . 2nd SEMI FINAL SENIORS - CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS V MONASH BLUE S

The lst quarter had everthing finals footy is made of. Hard aggression at the ball and strong tackling . Monash had more use of the ball but couldn't convert 8

positively enough due to the relentless pressure put on their forwards by the Grammar defence . This pattern continued through to half time with the Blues taking a slender lead but with the knowledge that they were playing by far the better football . Against the tide the Fields snatched the lead mid way through the 3rd quarter only to see the Blues dig deep to again have the necks in front at lemon time. The Blues free flowing, running game hit top gear in the last stanza and they slammed on 5 majors to 1 as the Fields appeared to stop . Best for Caulfield were both Royals brothers ably assisted by Whitmee and for the Blues Cam Logan, Hippy, Jugs Alexander, Caldwell an d 'Big' Headers . RESERVES - MONASH BLUES V OLD CAMBERWELL The Blues handed out a real old fashioned 'shallacking' to the Wells in what turned out to be a real one-sided 'fizzer' of a game, unless for that matter you were a Monash Blues supporter. The final winning margin of 102 points tells of the sad tale as does the discrepancy in scoring shots, 36 to 9 . PRELIMINARY FINAL REVIEW (31 August ) SENIORS - CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS V ST LEOS EMMAUS

Ladder positions mean nothing now, however form does and on analysis the Two Blues are wayout in front on recent outings taking into this game 2 wins on the trot as against 2 losses. St Leos will have to overcome and then negate the big man power of the Fields and also rely on their own midfielders to generate enough forward thrusts to set up victory . With confidence at a high I genuinely believe that they can turn the tables on Caulfield and get themselves promotion and a GF berth . Best of luck to my mate George Voyage, coach of Caulfield, I couldn't think of anything more deserving for him than to have his troops rally and do it for him . Regrettably, I think not. The Two Blues by 24 points . RESERVES - OLD CAMBERWELL V ST LEOS EMMAUS After such a pummelling and mauling at the hands of Monash Blues I just can't image the Wells being able to pick themselves up from the floor and knock over a confident and pumped up St Leos outfit. Move over Jack Dempsey if they can, however I reckon old Jack can rest easy and not have to make any adjustments. St Leos by 31 points . **Press correspondents - don't forget the fax . . . . .9810 3251 by midday Tuesday at the very latest . REMEM B ER PATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BRING ALCOHOL INTO ELSTERNWICK PARK OR INTO ANY VAFA VENU E 0 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1996

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BEAUMARIS 1 .0 4.5 5.6 7 .6.48 ST. LEOS EMMAUS 3.6 3.6 4.12 7.14.56 Beaumar{s Mills. Shaw 2. ORiky. 6mvhury, Van. Best Fraser. Thomas, Holt- Taylor, Shaw, Reidy. St. Lem EMMAUS Vaughan 2. Donovan 1. Douglass, Henricus, Meehan, Shacklock. Best Dinicolantonio, Edwards, O'Meara . Pitcher, Donovan, McKenzie .

2ND SEMI-FINAL CABLFIELD GRAMMAR 2.3 5.4 8.7 9.7.61 MONBSH BLUES 2.3 6.5 8.11 13 .18.98 Caulfield Grammar Anuet 3, Baxter 2. Margerison, Will, Harrison . Cowlishaw. Best T. Royals. R Royals. Whitmee, Harris. Lowe. Cowlishaw. Monzsh Blue Koop 3. Ford, Donnelly . Smith. Rogers 2. Barker. Alexander. Best Logan- Caldwell, Alm nder, Hipwell . Ford. Headberry.

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ST. LEOS EMtfAt7,S 4 .4 4.6 8.7 8 .10.58 PARESIDE 1 .0 4.2 4.3 4.5 .29 St. Leos EMMAUS Ingrain 3, Darcy . Graves. Nankervis, Pinhom . Vandenakker. Best Graves . Gill. Ned. Sargent . Corrigan . Turner. Parkslde Stua rt 2. Darrigo, Warren . Best Marris, Page. Pino. Hubbard. McCall . Hamilton.

PRELIMINARY FINAL - SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS V. ST LEOS EMMAUS Central Reserve

Field:, Wayne Hinton, Richard Simon Boundary : Frank Martinez, Shane Mannix GoaL• Geoff Grigg, Anthony Simpso n Reserves: OLD CAMBERWELL v . ST LEOS EMMAUS Central Reserve

Field : Craig O'Donohue, Tim Ovadia Boundary : Neil McCorquodale, Chris Ryan Goal :- John Kelly, Matthew Frame

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omeone in Celestial Weather found the Rain-Off Switch for the duration of the games last weekend, let's hope the same can occur today . Yarra Vall ey take their place in the Big One, following a 12 point win over an out of sorts Aquinas, who must regroup for today's game with Old Carey. The Parkers go into summer recess, but can be well pleased with their season : except for a couple of inexplicable lapses, they were very competitive all year and being a young side should look fonvard to 1997 with every expectation of success . SECOND SEMI REVIEWS SENIORS: Aquinas v Yarra Valley

The Blooders did everything right in the first term, winning in the ruck, first to the ball, no fancy direction switches, shortest route to goal and it worked, they were 5.4 to 0 .3 at the first change . The 2nd term was the reverse of the lst, Yarra started to link up their individual efforts and made much better use of the ball, resulting in them leading at half time by 2 points . The third quarter saw Yarra Valley add 4 goals to Aquinas' one, with Bevan Smillie an d Paul Telford particularly effective . After Yarra added an early goal in the last, the Blooders staged a typical fightback, and a goal by Shane Livingstone in the 25th minute, had Yarra's lead down to 4 points . The tense last minutes went Yarra's way and Lupoi administered the coup de grace with a fine goal shortly before the siren . The Blooders seemed really alive for only 1-1/2 terms, whereas Yarra, after a ve~y slow start, focused on their tasks more effectively and reaped the rewards . Marchi Tarullu, Peter Dunne and Simon Jones were terrific all day for the Blooders, while "Livo", even on one leg, remained dangerous . As well as the players already mentioned, Yarra had fine contributions from Thompson, Peak, Peterson, Dodwell and McIntyre and Midro's courageous mark on the HBF late in the 3rd term epitomised his team's attitude on the day . RESERVES : Yarra Valley v Aquinas

Yarra Valley jumped into an early lead and were never really headed, except briefly half way through the third quarter . Yarra was far more positive all day and thoroughly deserves their win . FIRST SEMI REVIEW

SENIORS: Old Carey v Chi rnside Park The C's set up their season extension with 8 goal to 1 first term. The Parkers contested every possession but were unable to stop the flow of opportunities to the C's versatile forwards . The C's came long and direct out of the backline and with their mid-fielders

and on-ballers controlling the contests round the ground , they had built a n impregnable lead by 3/4 time. The Parkers had terrific efforts from Mick Carnal and Scott McIntosh, ably assisted by Marcus Walker an d Matt Warren in the backline. Matt Spencer and Tim Price dominated their forward area for the C's, Morrison an d Lee were effective on their wings, Tommy Auldist did some great clearances from the backline and Hedgie's mighty leap, mark and goal from the goal square in the last term was worth the price of admission by itself. RESERVES : Old Carey v Chirnside Par k Old Carey made hard work for themselves by ordinary kicking for goal in the 1st quarter, but turned the situation round during the next three terms for a comfortable win, in an, at times, torrid game. PREVIEW PRELIMINARY FINALS SENIORS Aquinas and Old Carey at the Camberwell Sports Ground will be a great game . The Blooders will be out to make up for last weeks lapse and the C's want to show they have the ability to beat anybody . Both sides have talent all over the field, with the Blooders having the better credentials, but the C's have been building up quietly and will be fielding a better balanced side then at their last meeting with Aquinas . Both teams normally play a very direct style, which will make for some spectacular passages of play, and exhausted boundary umpires . The C's will have to watch "Kirky", Marchi, "Collo", "Livo" and company, while the Blooders will have their own work cut out covering " Kanga", "Socks", "Connie", "Vas", "Addo", "Don", to name a few . In the end it comes down to advantage on the day, the Blooders have the score on the board, the C's are still realising their potential . But that potential is so good that the C's are tipped to cause an upset and win by a couple of goals, after a contest of the 'magnificent' variety. RE SERVES : Aquinas v Old Carey

The last time these teams met was in a swamp at Bulleen and the Blooders were victorious . There was not much between them then, and on a drier ground there still won't be . Again it will come down to the work ethic on the day, with honours going to the C's by a few points in a high standard game . REMEMBER PATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BRING ALCOHOL INT O ELSTERNWICK PARK OR INTO ANY VAFA VENU E

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MILESTONES Aquinas versatile utility player Jason Hackin g had his 100th game with the Blooders last week . Jason was the U19 Section B and F in 1991 and is renowned for his fearless ball wining style . Congratulations from all Jason !

1ST SE9SI-FILiAI. OLD CAREY 8.2 11.3 17.6 19.10.124 CHIRNSIDE PARK 1.3 3.6 4 .10 7.12.54 Old Carey Hickey 6, Addison 3 . Spencer. Price. Nance- Cohen, Lee, h#onison . Best Spenrer. htorrison, Lee . Price. Autdist, Vasibpoutos. Chlrastdt Park Henderson 2, Sore . Trotter, Carusi. Solomon, McIntosh . Best Pemberton. Sore. Camsi, Solomon . Pedler. KOates

PRELIMINARY FINALS - SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 AQUINAS v. OLD CAREY

Camberwell Field : Steve McCarthy, Graham Thwaites Boundary: Leah Gallagher, Travis Williams GoaL• Bill Fowler, Graeme Wright Reserves : AQUINAS v. OLD CAREY Camberwell Fteid: Jamie Kvins, Wayne Henry Boundary: Vin Vescovi, Peter Griffith s Goal:- Leo Wilson, John Slate r

2ND SEMI-FINA[. AQUINAS 5.4 6.4 7.7 11.10.76 YARRA VALLEY OB 0.3 6.6 10.8 13.10.88 Aquinas Livingstone 4, Tarulli 2, Whelan . Dena4i. Cultrem. Collrier. Livingstone. Best Spencer. Morrison, Lee . Price. Auktist. Vasibpoulos.Jonds. Tamtli. Denavi. Cuttrera . Doherty. J . Livingstone. Yana Valley OB Telford . Smittie 3 . Rees . Lupoi . hiacvean 2, Thompson . Best Peterson . Thompson. Lupoi . hlipro . Heffernan, Potter.

RESERVES 1ST SE3II-FIPIAI. OLD CAREY 2.5 7.7 13 .12 14.13.97 CfBRNSIDE PARK 1 .0 3.1 4.3 6 .4.40 Old Carey Brady 6- Withingon.Ustkk. Patterson . Nance, Gates. B`yce . Jones . Neate. Best Patterson. Jones. Moulton . Shrices, Nance, Hosking. Chirnside Park Harrington- Harvey. Hussey. Kimpton, Sciortino- Burke . Best Wyngard, Hussey. Carp. Devoy, Chimskte. Davison .

2ND SEAiI-FRiA[. YARRA VALLEY OB 3.2 6.3 7.6 12 .6.78 AQUINAS 0.2 3.2 7.2 8 .5.53 Aquinas Hughes 4 . O'Loughlin. Gtennie 3. Best Jeffries . hkDonakl, Hiney- Grierson. Ku,g. O'Connor . Yarra Valley Park, Christian 3, White. Fenton 2. Tremhalh, Rowe. Best Reynolds. White. Reddaway, Potter. Davies. Ross .

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*SEPtIORS LAST WK TOTAL J. LIVINGSTONE AQUINAS 4 93 HICKEY OLD CAREY 6 73 TELFORD YARRA VALLEY 3 71 PICCOILI CHIRNSIDE PARK 0 52 D . HAWLEY ELEY PARK 52 *RESERVES JACKSON RICH . CENTRAL 58 BRADY OLD CAREY 6 52 N . PARK YARRA VALLEY 3 43 DALTON CHRINSIDE PARK 0 37 DELL'OSO ELEY PARK 35 *Includes Final s

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sP0 ~-_T s COVER 0 Id Essendon's impressive demolition of Williamstown CYMS in last week's second sem i final has presented the Grammar with an excellen t chance to claim their first senior premiership since 1986 . Alex Frazer will now use his renowned premiership coaching experience to keep the lid on things as D-Day approaches . He will be well aware that it is far too premature to begin clearing a space in the Grammar Trophy case, particularly given the re-emergence of University Bliicks as a bona fide contender, and the fact that the Grand Final is scheduled for the tighter . unfamiliar surrounds of Glenferrie Oval . SEMI FINAL REVIEW 2nd Semi Final : Willi amstown CYMS v Old Essendon Williamstown had first use of a fairly strong breeze favouring the eastern end of the Alec Gillon Oval but good defensive work by the Grammar was able to restrict Willi to just a four point lead at quarter time . Spectators expected OEG to move clear in the second term but Willi's on ballers lifted and lead by Thege (BOG until half time) and Dirty Harry, Cy's were still four points up before two late Grammar goals saw OEG take a very important psychological eight point lead at half time .

The third quarter was the match winner for Grammar- team leader Lutterschmidt began to break loose and as so often has been the case this year when Powerhouse fires, his Grammar teammates tend to walk that little bit taller . OEG full-back Tom Reade continued his fine game on crack Willi full forward Kurkowski who seemed intent on trying to mark from behind while up forward Grammar had potent finishers in Merrington, Clohesy and McPherson . Thege could not continue his influence on-ball in a third quarter in which OEG extended their lead to 3-4 goals and with a strong wind at their backs a Willi resurgence was just not possible. The Grammar eventually ran out the game comfortable seven goal winners in a performance that was probably OEG's best for season 1996 . Best for the winners were O'Brien, Chapman, Hutchinson in the ruck, evergreen Tom Reade, Powerhouse (particularly after half time), Cramer and McPherson, both of which took a number of excellent grabs, while for Willi back-pocket Wes Griffiths defended stoutly, Dirty Harry, Jetset Cook across half forward and Noodlehead Thege (until Half time) were good contributors . A real task now for Alan Elliott to rebuild his sides' confidence for what he hopes will be two weeks ahead. ist Semi Final : University Blacks v North B ru nswic k

A similar wind blew again on Sunday and an excellent first quarter of defensive football by North Brunswick saw University Blacks restricted to just one goal, kicked by prime mover Planet Hall . An early

goal to North Brunswick in the second term bought the margin to four points and an upset was beckoning . However, at this point the whole Blacks unit went up a couple of cogs and despite kicking against a 3/4 goal breeze, began to display the awesome running football that made them so formidable early in the 1996 season . A brilliant individual effort by Hall saw him kick a great goal on the run from the boundary line and with further inspiring play by Zahra (one of the many 'balds' in the Blacks line up), the Blacks rallied to take what appeared to be an insurmountable four goal lead at half time . The Blacks made better use of the wind during the third quarter in which the on-ballers Darroch, Cunningham and Smith used quick and effective disposal to set up numerous opportunities for Blacks forwards who lead by Hall were able extend the lead to eight goals by 3 quarter . North looked a tired, top-heavy unit, with the bright light being young Sorleto on the wing who I believe was close to BOG . The final quarter was fairly even - North never gave up trying - but generally the Blacks' pace, youth and running game was too much . Blacks clearly did their homework, swarming North's linkman Vinny Grimaldi at every opportunity and allowing Ady Tirchett very little latitude up-forward or when ruck roving . Best for the Blacks were Smith, who took some great grabs drifting across the pack, full-forward Planet Hall, Zahra whose dashes resembled an oncoming freight train and fellow rovers Cunningham and the cocky Darroch while for North Sorleto was fantastic, Vin Lirosi across half back was very solid, as were veterans Jo Bodoloh, Craig Fox and Mayo . PRELIMINARY FINAL PREVIEW Williamstown CYMS v University Black s

This match is very tough to assess, particularly on a Monday night when the conditions of the ground are yet to be determined - a week of wet weather will strengthen Willi's chances, the drier the better as far as the Blacks running game is concerned . Wihiamstown have a tremendous psychological advantage thanks to two very gutsy home and away victories over the Blacks but the question is how much confidence did last week's defeat sap out of the Cy's? Clearly if the Cy's are to win they need to get more production out of forwards Kurkowski and McCutcheon who were well down last week, while it must also carefully assign the task of minding the Black's Planet Hall, the best forward in E Central . On the other hand, the Blacks finished last weeks first semi full of running and will approach this game focused on avenging their earlier losses to Willi with th e

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ultimate prize for revenge - a place in the 1996 grand final. I will be very surprised/disappointed if this result is not much closer than last week's two finals - I'll tip Uni Blacks to advance to the GF by two goals . Reserves : University Blacks v North Brunswic k I thought the Biacks/OEG clash was the higher standard semi final last week but to North Brunswicks advantage today will be the return of some experienced senior players expected to include Mayo, Shorts" Saunders and "Mad Dog" Miller . Vin Lirosi would be an important added bonus. I believe the Blacks are the best reserves side I have seen during the home and away rounds - but as last week's two's results showed, upsets are currently the order of the day . As such I will select North Brunswick, who I suspect might be a little too experienced and physical for the younger Uni Blacks line up . Correspondents : Numbers again by Monday 5 :00pm are Ph: 9379 1411(H), 9618 3413 (1W) or Fax 9629 8008 SOCIAL NOTES Williamstown CYARS will be holding a $1000 draw at the Clubrooms after the big clash with University Blacks - all are welcome .

PRELIMINARY FINALS - SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS v. UNIVERSITY BLACKS Gill on Oval

Field : Darren Dalgleish ; Matt McCrohan Boundanj: Danial Ryan, Tom Healy Goal : Grant Beard, Kevin Segota Reserves: UNIVERSITY BLACKS v. NORTH BRUNSWICK Gi llon Oval

Meld: David Anderson, Peter Simpson Boundanj: Paul Tuppen, Frank Karabelas Goal: Bob Dunstan, Bob Seymour

FROM ROUND 18 - 27/8/96

Chris Tilling, Aquinas (Reserves) - Attempt to Strike -1 match Failed to attend tribunal - I match - Total 2 matches. Dan Fleming, MHSOB - Failed to attend tribunal as witness 2 matches Neil Franks, Peninsula OB - Striking - 2 matches James Ballarin, St Bemards - Misconduct - 2 matches Anthony Comito, St Bemards - Striking - 4 matches Todd Bartlett, Thombury Cougars - Striking - 6 matches

1ST SEffiI-FRtAL uNIV'ERSI'rYBL4CKS 1 .4 6.4 11 .7 14.7.91 NORTH BRUNSWICK 0.1 2.4 3.5 5.8 .2-1 University Blacks Hall 7. Daecavicb 3, Smith 2. Zahra. Cunningham . Best Rol, :..;!. Smith. Darroch . 7aha. Halt, Cunningham . North Brunswick Fox 2. J. Tirchett A. Tirchett, Miller, Best Sorkto, trlarin, Crew :Ii Kennrdy. Fox, Liposi. 2ND SESII-FINAL S9n1JASASTOWN CYMS 3.7 5.8 5.13 5.13.43 OLD E56ENDON 3.2 7.4 9 .5 13.7.85 owa CYMS Cook 2. Kur),owski . Thege, Bryan . Best Griffnhs, Cook . Th: ,~ . Grigg. Old Essendon Grammar htenington 3. McPherson 3 . Clohesy. Barr 2 . Steven. Pana. Cramer.

1ST SEMI-FINAL WnddAMSTOWN CYSSS 2 .1 5 .2 6.3 9 .5.59 3.5 4 .8 4.11 11.13.79 NORTH BRUNSWICK Wnllamstow n CYMS Payne 4 . Warren . Cannon. Trew, Quick. Bond . Best Payne . . Oklh.arn, Bezzant Hann . Cannon . Trove North Brunswick Papanttibaou, Evans 3 . Hogg 2, Bradford, Sacco. Thompson. Best Sacco, Hope. Briffa. Xiriha. Bradford. Hogg.

2ND SEMI-FINAL 1 .1 4.4 5.5 5 .6 .36 UNIVERSITY BLACKS OLD ESSENDON 3 .0 5.1 7.2 7 .3.45 . Keam Stevens, Quilty. Best Sinunons, A. Gadd . J. Gadd, Unlversity Blacks Cook 2 CFreeseman. NeWM. Sowerhy. Old Essendon Ridley 4, Dudderidge, Whitfield. Papal . Best &1eCtean . Soteriou. Tapungao . Papal. Greasky . Ridley.

*SENIORS LAS T WK TOTAL KURKOWSKI WILLIAMSTOWN 1 78 HALL UNIBLACKS 7 72 WHITING OLD WESTBOURNE 55 MOORE NORTH BRUN . 0 54 CLOHESY OLD ESSENDON 2 4 5 *RESERVES PAPANIKOLAU NORTH BRUN . 3 PAYNE WILLIAMSTOWN 4 STEVENS UNIBLACKS 1 M . ORTIZ WEST BRUN .

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Players accepted prescribed penalty offere d Uni Blacks reserves player Peter Forbes was suspended for I match last weekend for failing to attend the tribunal as a witness. Uni . Blacks were also fined $50 for the failure of its registered club umpire to attend the tribunal hearing . INVESTIGATIONS RESULTS - (from August 27 )

A charge on conduct unbecoming two clubs of the Association in that both the Old Scotch and Old Xaverians Club XVIII players engaged in a melee in the grand final played at Elstermvick Park on Sunday August 18th . Both clubs accepted the prescribed penalty which was offered Old Scotch was fined $300 (second offence over last three year period) and Old Xaverians $100.

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required by the VFL club but who are not given the green light to play . T his information from the VAFA of course is very important as clubs . In their desire to qualify players for finals, they could be possibly inclined to include list players in their line-ups, particularly if a player is in attendance at his VAFA club partucularly if he tells them he hasn't been selected at VFL level or has played hours earlier. Unfortunately this level of communication hasn't been as forthcoming from the AFL and we haven't been able to advise VAFA clubs as to who has played AFL Senior or Reserves football - we have simply left it up to clubs to ensure that if a player has played AFL football over or on any given weekend (Friday night, Saturday, Sunday or even a Monday) he cannot double-up with his VAFA club too in the same weekend . ecause of the events of last week, where a club lost 3points and a player ends up missing out on a finals series we will have to insist on paperwork emanating from the AFL in a similar way to that provided by the VFL so we can advise clubs who can and cannot play on a weekly basis, rather then leaving it up to clubs to monitor. th all that behind us I hope that the next four week's ahead provide us all with great football which is a wonderful advertisement for Amateur football . y tips this weekend - Old Melburnians, Old ITrinity, St Kilda SthCaulfield, Caulfield Grammarians, Aquinas, University Blacks and Peninsula OB . So confident am I that my tipping ability has improved this year that if I don't tip at least 5 out of 7 winners I'll donate $50 to the senior club who wins by the biggest margin to buy a beer for its players . - Phil Stevens

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1ST SEMI FINAL - SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 OLD MELBURNIANS v . UNIVERSITY BLUES Elstemwick Park Fl'etd: Peter Gersch, Mark Gibson Boundary: Shaun Hennig, Jeff Wright Goal: Ken Pitcher, Michael Lentini Reserves :

DE LA SALLE OC v. UNIVERSITY BLUES Elsternwick Park Meld : Chris Donlon, Colin Segota Boundary: Mark Jelinek, Ramon Killey GoaLâ&#x20AC;¢ Gordon Dae, Rachel Miller

SENIORS LAST WK TOTAL A. LENNEN UNI . BLUES 11 64 B . MOONEY COLLEGIANS 1 63 S. DUTHIE OLD SCOTCH 3 56 N . MOREY OLD HAILEYBURY 2 45 D. RICHARDSON OLD XAVERIANS 0 40 RESERVES L. McDONNELL OLD SCOTCH 1 76 CURRAN DE LA SALLE 3 30 WILSON UNI BLUES 1 24 HALL DE LA SALLE 6 23 HOWARD MAZENOD 2 23 STEWART ORMOND 2 23

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Congratulations to St . Kevins (C) and Monash Blues (D) on winning their respective second semi finals last weekend . For both of these teams the prize of gaining entry into the section above their current one was celebrated into the wee hours of the morning no doubt . Also to Yarra Vall ey, Powerhouse an d Old Essendon Grammarians who have given themselves a 50% chance of gaining entry into D Section for 1997 with wins last week . Remembering that only the (3) premiers from the E Sections are promoted to D Section the following year . No doubt at 4.45pm this weekend, be it Saturday or Sunday there will be some equally excited clubs, as promotion to B and C hinges on these results . ### Some interesting statistics came out of last weekend's round of matches and finals . Uni. Blues U19's were defeated for the first time in some (40) appearances in U19 Section 1, and the Ormond Amateur Football Club was relegated for the second time in

the club's history . The last time was (28) years ago, and this was due to them having played an ineligible player (so in effect they won enough games on the scoreboard but not within the rules) . Also the clash between MHSOB and NOBS had a severe repercussions for the NOBS club, this time last year they were the second oldest suviving A Section club in the VAFA, now they find themselves in C Section in 1997 . Knowing the pride of all (3) clubs they will no doubt bounce back when their turn arrives . ## # Tips for the A and B Section Best & Fairest awards to be counted on Monday September 9 are as follows : A Section Gil McLachlan (Uni . Blues), Darren Peters (Collegians) and Andrew Jobling (Ormond) . In B Section Simon Dalrymple (Old Trinity), Mark Harrison (Old Paradians) and Bruno Conti (NOBS) .

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A SECTION RESERVES A SECTION SENIORS 1ST SEMI FINA L I FINA L SE M 1ST DE LA SALLE v UNIVERSITY BLU E UNI . BLUES OLD MELBURNIANS v

Senior Coach : Grant Williams 1 . D. Slimmon 2 . t . Hutchins 3 . S . Kirsanovs 4 . J . Frith 6. B . Blood 7 . D. Hayter 9 . S. Meade 10. D . Maplestone 11 . C . Beltrame 12 . H . Worsley (Capt) 13 . G . Evan s 14 . J. Buckley 15. P. Stephens 19 . B . Herral d 20 . R. Polkinghorne 21 . T. McIntyre (DVC) 23 . T. Wilcox 24. P. Fairbank 25. A . Henderson 26 . N . Cavaleir 28 . D. Bolton 29 . S. Ku c 30 . G . Allardice 31 . R . Vandenberg 32 . J . Garnau t 33 . L . Tweddl e 34 . R . Furphy (VC) 35 . M . Jukes 36 . S . Kewell 37 . A . Lennen 39 . S . Henderson 45 . G . McLachlan 46. D . Gun n 47. T. Rourke 48 . C. Miles 50 . H . Nailon 51 . C . Ryan 55 . C . Stewart 56 . R . Versteegen 63 . A . Muller

Senior Coach : Sean Ralphsmit h Assistant Coach: Archie Sate k 1.A Wilt s 2 . S . Theodore 4 . B. Ellinghaus 6 . P. Handbury 7 . C . Thompson 9 . T. Smith t0 . P. O'Brien 11 . A. Thompson 12. A . Hewit t 15. S . Bromell 16 . C. Eabry 21 . D. Strooper 22 . L . Bunn 23 . M . Berry 26. C . Kennedy 27 . C. Bryan 28 . S . Rabbit 29 . C . Susa 30 . 1 . McMullin 31 . J . Hart 32 . R. Webb (Capt) 34 . A. Anastasakis 36 . A. McKeon 43 .0 . Boy d 44. A . McDougall 45 . Z . Useinov 48 . S . Walsh 49 . T. Stuckey 52 . B. Campbell 60. J . Raftopoulos 66 . L. Boy d S . Fraser S . Tea l

Coach : Brian Brown Assistant: Brian Goodman Team Manager : Pat Hynes

Reserve Coach : Barry Neivandt

2 . P. Fiume 3 . S. Crowe 4 . L. Hall 5. B . Byrne 6 . M . Fisher 8 . C . Wright 10 . G . Curran 15 . J . Hoddor 19 . D. O'Brien 20. M. Knupple 20 . M . Sharp 21 . C . Shannon 23 . M . O'Callaghan 24. C. Montgomery 25 . D. Lamb a 26 . P. Wyles (VC) 31 . A . Ellio t 32. T. Silvers 33 . B. Miller 34 . P. Conroy 37 . R . Makinson 40. J . Hor n 41 . A. Phillips (C) .43 . R . McKinnis 44 . C . Makinson 45 . B . Buic k 46 . M . Hogan 47. M . Farral 48 . D . Smith 50 . P. Mannix 52 . S . Harrison 54. J. Duckett 55. C . Harrison 56 . D Grace 59 . S .Jacobs 60 . S . Thomas 61 . S . Albon 62 . G . Hagan 86 . A . Flowerday 80 . M . Hil l

3. S .Karsanovs 5. P. O'Donnell 8 . M . Thomas 10. D. Maplestone 14. J. Buckley 15. P. Stephens (Capt) 16 . D. Gust 17 . J . Kanis 18 . G . Markley 22. A . Nugent 23 . B . Furphy 30 . G . Allardice 31 . M. Mudge 32 . J. Garnaut 33. L . Tweddle 35. M . Jukes 36 . S . Kewell 38 . M . Unsworth 39 . S. Henderson 40. A . Mitchell 44. A . Hein e 46 . D. Gunn 48 . C. Miles 51 . S. McMahon 52 . S. Longley 53. T. Whitehead 55 . C . Stewart 56 . R. Versteegen 57 . A. Farre r 58 . T. Miskin 60 . A . Wilcox 61 . A . Wilson 63 . A. Muller 65 . A. McLeod 66. M . Starick 67. D . McAloo n 72 . J . Norman (Capt)

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Senior Coach : Des English 1 . M . Petrevski 2 . J. Woodgate 3 . P. Gorman 4 . M . Elliot 5 . S . Seymour 6. J . Vain a 7 . J. Pola 8 . L . Hollow 9 . M . Growcock 13 . M . Bosanko 14 . J . Reddick (VC) 15 . G . Pinne r 16. M . Goodwin 17. G . O'Connor 18. B . Carter (VC) 20 . M . Carter 21 . J . Thrush 22 . S. Griggs 23. P. Stanko 24. B . Hollow 28 . D. Barron 30 . M. Tadinal 31 . S. Hollow 33 . N . LaFontaine 34. J . Gallagher 35 . S . O'Halloran 37 . D. Castaldi (Capt) 38 . B . Prendergast 39. S . Boyl e 40. S . Heay 41 . G . Pignatelli 42 . M . Gauci 47 . D. Goodwin

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Senior Coach : Ian Wallace 2 . C . Robison 9 . A . Andrews 13 . M . Dinardo 15 . M . Greig 18. B . Clarke 19 . G . Hudson 20 . P. Board 22 . P. Robison 25 . A. Giddings 26 . P. Bee t 27 . L . Stafford 28 . D . Vargo 29. A . Sealey 33. D . Heights 37 . P. Dowling 39 . T. Antonopolous 40 . B . Burke 41 . D. Alysandratos 42 . A . Banfiel d 43 . M. Krivokuca 44. J . Mollison 45. N . King 47 . F. Cameron 48 . C. Smith 49 . P. Johnson 50 . L . Jervis 51 . S. Gleeson 52 . D. Beardsley 53 . T. Cad e 54 . B. Klindwort h

Senior Coach : Shane Youn g Senior Asstistant Coach : Carl Anderson 1 . A. Kryzwniak 3 . A. Birc h 4 . M. Talbot 5 . A . Diner 7 . L . Fildes 8 . S . Lennox 9. M . Fisher 11 . A . Fitzgerald 12 . A. Alderton 13 . G . Bennett 15 . S. Magee 16. N . Perr y 17. A. Rickarby 19. A . Mandylaris 20 . D . Kollmorgen 21 . R . Oakley 22 . K . Farrell 23 . A . Pryor 24 . R. Carter 25 . S . Nikas 29. J. Murch 31 . S. Murray 33. D. Morton 35 . M . Reid 36 . B . Pollock 37 . T. Mitchell 40 . B . Patterson 40 . B . Connell 41 . J . Murchie 43 . J . Howden 45 . M . Bilionis 49. N . Winter 50. S . Williams 54. M . Shippen 55. M . Dennis 57 . A . McLachlan 63 . R. Sherman 71 . B . Alderson

Reserve Coach : Chris By e 2. A . Shelton 5. J . Vaina 6. G . Rossignolo 7. P. Jones (VC) 8 . J . Clarke 10 . R . Egglestone 12 . R . Moran 13. M . Frahm 15. G. Pinne r 17 . R . Lyons (Capt) 19 . J . Armstrong 20 . M . Carte r 21 . J . Thrush 22 . S. Griggs 23 . C . Bye 26 . G . Carbis 28 . D . Barron 30 . M . Tadinac 31 . S . Hollo w 33 . N . LaFontaine 34 . J . Gallagher 35 . B. Hitchens 36 . S. O'Halloran 37 . C . Rizzo 38 . B . Prendergast 40. C . Healy 43 . C . Whelan 46 . R. Collins 47 . D. Goodwin 58 . D. Munr o 68 . P. Wesselma n

Senior Coach : Bruce Ferguson 1 . C. Slattery 2 . A . Ryder 3 . D. Waters 5 . M . Bello 6 . T. Collins (DVC) 7 . M . Rowe 8 . A . Frisin a 9 . D . Merton (Capt) 10 . A . Gallaghe r it . M . Moran 12 . A. McIntosh 15 . J . Phillips 16 . J . Wallis 17. C . Purcel l 18. A . Caffrey (VC) 19. D . Cooper (DVC) 20. S . O'Flynn 21 . C . Mason 22 . L. O'Flynn 24 . S . Beattie 26 . C. Carpenter 27 . S. Theisz 29 . J. Gold s 30. A . Treganowan 31 . S . Edwards 33. D . Sampimon 34 . P. Sexton 35 . M . Gil l

Senior Coach : T. Wals h Assistant Coach : P. Rya n 1 . B . Rya n 2 . N . Astapenko 3 . J . Howar d 4 . S . Cruwys 5 . A . McGaw 6 . M . Ryan 7 . G Hayes-Dewar 8 . G . Bake r 10 . J . Handfield 11 . J. Gardner 12 . A . Fitzsimon 13 . S . Neeson 15 . M . Kuek 16 . P. Rogers 17 . D. Wilson 18 . R. Williams 19 . M . Weilgosz 20 . A. Riddell 21 . M . Mihaljevic 22 . P. O'Sullivan 23 . L . Govan 24 . P. Claxton 34 . T. Presnell 39 . J . Thursfield 41 . A . Sexton 42 . P. Kerian 44 . S. Diamond 46 . A . Straford 47 . M . Murphy 50. M . D'Agastino 55L.L . Magaw

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Reserves Coach : Brad Berry 2 . R . Parson s 4 . V. CHuillier (Capt) 5 . M. Murray 6 . A. Ryan 12 . C . Stewart 13 . D. Goodchild 16 . S. Napier 17 . M. Manson 20 . T. Lam b 21 . G . McDonald 23 . T. Peck 24 . B. Tomlinson 25 . D. Smith 27 . D. Johnston 28 . D O'Brien 30 . M. Dols 32 . J . Dickinson 34 . C . Meyer 37 . M. Connolly 41 . D. Marshall 43 . K. Goodchild 44 . J . Recupero 45 . R . Gould 47 . B. Hambridge 48 . B. Hutchinson 49 . D. Bueno 50 . N . Tully 52 . A. Kearney 55 . P. Dwyer 56 . J . Fertile 57 . M . Lomango 58 . M . Leyden 59 . D. Tangey 60 . M . Zaki c 61 . R . Mulquinney 62 . B. McShane 63 . N . Haye s 65 . J. Drury

Reserves Coach : Anthony Bursztyn 4. M . Dudakov 5. M . Rajc h 6. G . Rozenberg 8 . M . Roseman 11 . M . Weisler 12 . D. Rose n 13 . J . Engelman 14 . Y. Report 17 . A . Cukieman 18 . Jeremy Wrobel 27 . D. Degen 29 . D. Marks 33 . D. Pat 37 . A . Slade-Jacobson 39 . J . Shei n 40 . A . Redlich 41 . P. Naphtali 42 . E . Rubenstein 43 . J . Joseph 44 . A . Krongold 45 . E . Steen 46 . M . Nathan 47 . A . Abrahams 48 . L. Goldberg 49 . D. Kalb 50 . B . Grodski (VC) 52 . S . Rubinstein 53 . A. Sheffield 56 . S . Frey 58 . M . Freid 64 . S . Glassman 68 . S . Feldman 69 . J . Verno n

Senior Coach : George Voyage 1 . B. Mathews 2 . J. Dickso n 3 . N . Brohier (Capt) 5 . W . Horto n 6 . A . Wil l 7 . J. Cowlishaw 8 . S . Cossart-Walsh 9 . C . Harri s 11 . M. Cassidy 12 . M. Harrison 15 . S . Amiet 16 . T. Royals 17 . G . Williams 18 . B . Baxter 19. J . Whitmee 20. H . Vella 21 . M. Liddell 22 . M. Millard 27. R . Keown 30. D . Lowe 31 . H . Holloway 32 . M. DiCrosta 34 . J. Margerison 42 . D . Synman 43. R . Royals 73. G. Markovi c

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Senior Coach : David Miller 1 . P. Murphy 3. D . Mille r 4. T. Van Den Akker (ResC) 5 . C . Kenny 6. D. Dincolantonio (Capt) 7. J . Murphy 8 . T. Oakley 9 . A . Bethune 10. P. Davidson 11 . M . Shacklock 12. G . Robinson 13. J. Panetta 14. D. Corrigan 15 . A . O'Reilly 16. P. McNamara 17 . L . She a 18 . G . Sargent 20. A. Gill 21 . S. Ingram 23 . S. Nankervis 24 . D. Kenny 28 . M. Chandler 29 . S. Darc y 31 . M. Contessotto 32 . A. Noreu 37 . N . Currie 38 . P. Burk e 39 . B.L . Vaughan 43 . B. Drur y 44 . F. Dinicolantonio 46 . C . Ingra m 48 . A. Pinhorn 50 . M. Ottobre 52 . J. Nie l

Senior Coach : Brett Davidson 1 . T. Jes s 6 . S . Kenny 11 . B . O'Connor 12 . S . Bethune 13 . C . Jeffrey 15 . J. Knights 17 . M. Denavi 19 . G . Whitehead 21 . C . Quinn 22 . S . Flyn n 23 . J. Livingstone 24 . A . Whelan 28 . A . Grierson 30 . C . Colliver 32 . M VanKerhoven 34 . M. Tarulli 35 . S. Livingstone 36 . D. Phela n 44 . P. Dunne 49 . C . Lamborn 51 . A . Hyland 56 . S. Doherty 59 . B. Pike 60 . B. McDonald 65 . R . Moric e

54 . J. Graves 55 . P. Clark 56 . D. Thomas 58 . B. Mitchell 60 . S. Buckle 61 . J. Rees 62 . G . Turner 63 . D. Price 64 . J . Cronin 65 . M . Lindsey 67 . S. Walsh 68 . M . Fanetta 70 . G . Rafferty 71 . A. Prosser 72 . S. Hanneberry 74 . J . Miller

Reserve Coach : Sean O'Loughlin 1 . R . Croni n 2. G . Clifford 3. S . Edwards 5 . H . Hewitt 7. G . Glennie 8. S . Kell y 9. P. Phillips 10 . S . Hiney 14 . C. Belli 16 . H . Field 18 . J . Hughes 20 . P. Pares 24 . P. Harper 25 . D. Horne 26 . S . Connelly 27 . S . Jone s 29 . Sean O'Loughlin 31 . L. Kin g 33, W Collette 37 . M . Cliffird 38 . C. Tilling 39 . R. Leavey 40 . S . Riley 41 . M . Bouton 42 . J . McEvoy 43 . M . Slattey 45 . S . Giles 46 . J . Goldsmid 47 . P. Kveitelaitis 48 . A . Clifford 50 . P. Grierson 53. S . Robertson 54. S . Upton 55. J . Crouch 57. J . Wilson 58. A . Bethune 61 . J . Langford 66. M . Wilso n 67. P. Cruickshank 81 . D . McKellar 86. B . Barcla y 99. Simon O'Loughli n

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Senior Coach : John Wise Assistant Coach : John King 2 . C. Hickey (Capt) 3. M . Cohen 4. L . Patterson 5 . D. Le e 6. C. Campbell 7 . A . Drever 8 . P. Harris 9 . M . Addison 12 . M . Spencer 14. Marcus Nance 15 . C. Hughe s 17 . C. Glindeman 18. C. Matthews 19 . Mark Nance 21 . C. Soccio 23 . T. Price 24. M . Yarnell 26 . J . McQuie 27. N . Vasilopoulos (VC) 30 . S . Feeha n 31 . N . Everett 33 . A . Jackson 34. D. Faelis 36. H . Morrison 37. P. Bryce 38. I . Cohen 39. P. Bennett 42. C . Popplewell (VC) 43. S . Ustick 47. M . Sarong 55. M . Curry 64. A . MacFarlane 70. T. Auldist 84. C . Withington

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Reserve Coach: P. Sacco 2 . D. Adams 7 . J. Briffa 8 . P. Cunningham 9 . J . Miller 10 . S . Webb 13, R Merin 14 . J . Hope 15 . B . O'Brien 16 . L. Demorton 19 . V. Liriosi 21 . P. Sacco 25 . J. Kennedy 27 . P. Randello 28 . D . Lawton 29 . J . Saunders 31 . G . Walsh 32 . J . Polemicos 33 . G . McCall 35 . P. Dousett 36. B. Evans 38. R . Thorpe 39. M . Bradford 40 . S . Hogg 41 . G . Piet 42 . J . Papanikolaou 43 . M . Sorlte o 44 . F. Marini 46 . C . Cortese 48 . A . Xiriha 50. L . Rigazzi 53 . B . Whitman 55 . S . Salamone 57 . S . Healey 59 . C. Tsavatias 60 . P. Gre y 61 . H . Kaadan 63 . J. Modica 65 . R . Saunders

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Reserve Coach : Damian Sutherland 2 . M . Castald i 6 . M . Clark (VC) 7 . G . Gaspari 8 . D . Sutherland 9 . D . Scott i 10. D . Oliver 11 . S . Mahoney 12 . A . Gaspari 15 . T. Wallbridge 16 . A. Chiappin i 17 . M . Forbes (Capt) 20 . A. Seege r 21 . R . Napoli 22 . M. Power 25 . B. Kirchner 26 . C . Clauson 27 . M. Mansfield 29 . M . Forbes 30. D . Lawton (VC) 31 . B . McLardy 32. A . Steven s 34. S . Roberts 36 . S . Nolan 37 . J . Brennan 40 . M . Sutherland 41 . S . Bobetic 44 . C. Hun t 45 . S. Brownhill 46 . S. Brown 47 . R . Mansfield 48 . P. Kavanagh 49 . D. Taylor 50 . M . Ward 51 . P. Bouchard 52 . T. Alligan 53. D . Eager 54 . S . Butler 55 . D . Seamer 56 . S . Fitzgerald 57 . M . Abbott 58 . J . Taylo r 59 . M . Fothergill 60 . M . Bates 61 . B . Ric e 64 . E . Maillard 65 . L . Westaway

Senior Coach : Peter Turle y 1 . M . Bourke (VC) 3. S . Sutherland 4. B . Bowma n 5 . M . Canavan (Capt) 6 . M . Clark 7 . G . Gaspari 8 . M . Hazell 9 . D. Scotti 11 . R . Cincotta 12. A. Gasped 13. I . Bobetic 14 . P. McKnight 15 . T. Wallbridge 16 . A . Chiappini 17 . M . Forbes 18 . S . Sinclair 19 . A . Healey 20 . A . Seager 21 . R. Napol i 23 . C. Roche (VC) 24 . A. Grac e 26. C. Clauson 27. M . Mansfield 28. M . Byrne 31 . B. McLardy 32. A. Stevens 33. M . Wiseman 35. T. Browne 37. J . Brennan 39. B . Quin n 41 . S . Bobetic 42 . A . Browne 46 . S . Brown 48 . P. Kavanagh 50 . B . Rice 56 . S . Fitzgerald 57 . M . Abbott 59 . M . Fothergil l

Reserve Coach : Craig Richardson 1 . A . Snellman 3. G . Scalzo 5. M . Brani 8. S . Cross 12 . M . Maddox 13 . N . Trompf 14 . C . Newland 16 . J. McGrath 17 . C . McLeod 19. J. Evans 24. R . Williams 26. J . Senior 27. S . Lynch 28 . J . Tucker 31 . M . Ormsby 32 . B . Wilson 33 . W . Elliot 37 . K. Telford 39 . N . Pavlou 40 . G . Arnold 44 . M . Holbert 45 . M . Bourke 47 . D . Norman 48 . D . Phelan 49. B . McKenzie 50. A . Staindl 52. A . Miller 53. A . Kerr 54 . J . Bowfield 59 . J . Harris 60 . M . Engler 63 . L . Taylor 66 . D. Wright 88 . G . Scotlan d

Coach : Mark Zuke r Assistant: PaulNeuchew 1 . E . Sedgley 2 . J . Berr y 3 . F. Purcel l 4 . S . Murray (DVC) 5 . A . Waddell (DVC) 6. D. Holm e 7. A. Bains 8. J . Chariton 9. R . Cooper . 10 . T. Stevenson 11 . T. Cloke (Capt) 12 . J. Carroll 13 . J . Law 14. H . Webb 15 . S . Parikh 17. J . Miller 18. K . Rutherford 19 . W. Deague 20 . S . Dixo n 21 . R. Tandy 22 . C. Jenkins 23 . A. Cooch 24 . C. Banks 25 . R . Sewell 26 . C . Sibree 27 . A. Clar k 32 . J . Wright (VC )

Coach : Steve Caroll 1 . C. Beltrame 2 . S. Brockley 3 . J . Cam m 4 . R . Clark 5 . D. Demaj 6 . J. Eastaugh 7 . P. Fairbank 8 . B . Faul t 9. B . Fricer 1 0 . M . Halligan 11 . G . Hanlon 12 . D . Harris 13 . T. Hart 14 . T. Johnson 15 . D. Kelly 16 . D. Keys 17 .S .Kuc 18 . E. Linsday 19. J. Mahoney 20.J. McIntosh 21 . L . Morison 22. H . Nailon 23 . J. Nas h 24 . T. Roydhouse 25 . C . Ryan 26 . C . Schilling 27 . D. Strack 28 . J . Sturroch 29 . R. Versteegen 30 . J . Watt s 31 . S . Whitead 32 . T. Wilcox

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Coach : Andrew Tsindos 2 . T. Molloy 3 . M . Kordic 4 . T. Webb 5 . N . Board 6. R. Watson 7. R . Whitehead (Capt) 8 . T. Denovan 9 . B. Smith 10 . M . Richmond 11 . C . William s 12. A . Paterson (VC) 13. S . Hancock (VC) 14. N . Sims (VC) 16. M . Coo k 18. W. Hayes 20 . R . Scot t 21 . T. Hardman (VC) 22 . J . Miles 24 . C . Mill s 25 . J. Heffernan 26 . A . Seeley 28 . W. Taylor 29. S . Pickles 30. A . Manuel 31 . J . Clyn e 32 . J . Herdmann 34 . A. Campbell 41 . A. Gleevoy 42 . J. McGil p

Coach : Harry Harisiou 1 . J. Hopkins 2 . C . Williams 3 . B. Kinnear 4 . K . Convery 5 . A . Rossimel 6. A . Karafili 7. S . Attard i 8. B . Woodlock 9 . A. Heard 10 . A. Fogarty 11 . S. Yin 12 . A . Camilleri 13. S . Hartrick 14 . S . Playtai r 15 . K . Harte (Capt) 16 . T. Waso n 17 . L. Sheean 18 . H . Beale 19 . T. Benton 20 . P. Jame s 21 . M . Peters (VC) 22 . P. Harmo n 23. P. Witchell 24. L. O'Connell 25. S . Walter 26. J . Anderson 27 . B . Anderson 28 . A. Jackson 29 . S. Taylor 30 . N . Hayme s

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77 SOUTH SECTION by Damien Batey

ough, thrilling and close, in the tradition that finals football is supposed to be about, such were the matches played last week . Powerhouse reenforced their superiority with a tough win over Peninsula, whilst Salesian turned the table on their arch rivals St Pats, casting them out of the finals series. REVIEW 2nd SEMI FINAL

Peninsula and Powerhouse had been looking forward to their re-match for quite some time, after their draw played several weeks ago . The game started with great tension, as both sides fought dourly for ascendancy . Peninsula got off to the better start however, posting some early goals in the first term . Continuing their good form, the Pirates started the second term strongly . It appeared as if Peninsula would be directing one way traffic for the rest of the match, but Powerhouse lifted late in the term . By half time nothing could separate the two sides and a big second half was to be expected . It is commonly prophesised that the third quarter is the premiership term, and for Powerhouse it won them the game . The consistent efforts of Friend on the wing started to pay dividends for Powerhouse . Meanwhile Flash McCulloch tore the Pirates apart with his strong marking and strong finishing with scoreboard pressure . In an inspiring display, McCulloch helped his side to a gutsy win with his strong marking . By three quarter time, Powerhouse were looking comfortable . The last quarter did not provide as much action as the previous quarter, but the result had been decided by Powerhouse's third quarter . A disappointed Peninsula will now meet with Salesian, who have had the better of the Pirates twice so far this year. Powerhouse, who have not lost a match since round three, have deservedly cemented themselves a grand final birth . Best for Peninsula were their on ball division, which included Trewhitt, Bowen an d McMahon . REVIEW lst SEMI FINAL

In a do or die contest, Salesian downed St Pats for the first time this year, to end the Vultures 1996 campaign. Kicking with the breeze in the first quarter, Salesian broke away to a five goal lead . The Vultures had little influence on the scoreboard in the first quarter and were forced to play catch up football for the rest of the day . In the second quarter, St Pats pegged back Salesian's lead, to go into the half time break a little better off . In the third quarter the Vultures proved their worth and battled relentlessly to get back in the game. Finally a breakthrough came for St Pats at last in the third quarter when they hit the front, but Salesian steadied before the last change to hold a 34

slender three quarter time lead . It appeared as it St Pats wer e going to go on wit h the job in the last quarter . However the final term was relatively uneventful, until Salesian steadied and kicked a late goal to seal the match . The result was disappointing for the Vultures, who were bundled out of the finals after having such a promising year . Best for St Pats were Wise in the ruck, Gurtler in the middle, and forward Mick Sullivan. Salesian will now meet Peninsula to fight for the remaining grand final . REVIEW SECONDS 2nd Semi Final Peninsula continued their season of dominance with a big win over Salesian. The Pirates had control for most of the day and never looked like losing . Charging half back Andrew Parsons was best afield for the Pirates, he was ably supported by Vinnie Branc and Hayes . The Pirates will enjoy a week off, whilst Powerhouse and Salesian will fight for the right to challenge on Saturday . REVIEW 1st SEMI FINAI.

Powerhouse who snuck into the finals with a higher percentage than its nearest competitor, defeated third placed St Pats . Kicking away to a hardy quarter time lead, Powerhouse put themselves in good stead for a win . In the second quarter the Vultures fought back and went into the main break just four points in arrears . A tough third quarter saw the Vultures hit the front, but Powerhouse managed to steady with a goal flurry late in the quarter . The final quarter belonged to St Pats, who pegged back the margin courageously. but time was not utilised well enough by the Vultures and at full time, they still needed another three points . Best for St Pats were Dave Hughes, Carey Brown, Peter Lewis an d Justin McCarthy. PREVIEW PRELIMINARY FINAL

Salesian march into a battle with Peninsula in what should be a fabulous game . The Pirates would have preferred to have met St Pats however, as they have not beaten Salesian so far this year . Both sides can look to be unbeatable on their respective days, but trying to anticipate which side will make the grade is tough work . If experience can count for anything however, the nod could go to Peninsula, who played in last years grand final . Salesian however should not be discounted, but the Pirates could be a little too strong and experienced . PREVIEW SECONDS PRELIMINARY FINAL Powerhouse will take on Salesian who lost to the Pirates last week . Although Salesian finished higher then their opponents, Powerhouse are just the side to cause an upset. The House has the ability, but will need to be tuned in . 0 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1996

MILESTONES Peninsula's Andrew Clarke celebrated his 50t h game last week . Andrew has been an important player for Peninsula and his ability as a pacy winger is superb. The Club congratulate Andrew . Peninsula's Brett White will play his 50th game this Saturday . The Pirates hope that their tall backman will feature prominently in a Pirate flag this year. Well done Brett ! PS I have recently changed jobs, and have a new fax number . Please fax all best players and other details to 9772 1696 . Thank yo u

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SENIORS 1ST SEM[-FiNAL SALESIAN OC 5.5 8.7 11 .10 12.15.87 ST PATRIC%.S MBNTONE 1 .1 4.6 11 .6 11.7 .73 Salealaa OC Cincotta 4, Grace 3, Bowman, Browne . HazeO, Canavan, Scotti., Bast Browne, Cincotta Canavan, Roche. Haze0 . Healey. St. Pats Mentone Gurtier, C. Sullivan 3 . M. Sullivan 2 . Davies . Sebire, White. Best Fd15e, M . Sullivan, HeBebrarxi, Gurtler. T. Sullivan, C . Sullivan.

2ND SEMf-Flf & PENINSULA OB 5.2 7 .4 9.7 11.9 .75 POWER HOUSE 2.3 6.10 9.12 14 .17.101 Peninsula US Poole. McMahon 3 . landry 2 . Warner. Trewitt, Warne-Sntith. Best Tn:witt. Bowen. Landry. McMahon . C. la~ry, Angus. Power House Craven 4, Phelan 3. Richardson 2, Gill . 61cGullough . Robinson. Harrison Best Team effort.

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*SENIORS LAS T WK TOTAL D . WARNE-SMITH PENINSULA OB 1 103 ANDREW ELSTERNWICK 81 S. CRAVEN POWER HOUSE 4 80 CINCOTTA SALESIANS 4 65 C . MARSHALL OAKLEIGH 6 1 "RESERVES DAVIS ST. PATS MENTONEO 65 B. WILSON POWERHOUSE 1 50 DE FREECE ANZ ALBERT PARK 46 MARKS PENINSULA 2 40 ALLINSON ST PATS MENTONE 0 40 `Includes Finals

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Knitwear TODAY IT'S CUT THROAT PRELIMINARY FINAL DAY, AND THE PRESSUR E IS REALLY ON Review of Semi - Final matches Division One - First Semi - Final fter an very even first 1/2 between De La Sa lle and A Old Melburnians where the difference was only (2) points in favour of the OM's, the second 1/2 was a complete turnaround . The OM's dominated the "premiership 1/4" and slammed on (7) goals to (1) point to set up their winning margin of some (8) goals. For the OM's Rains, Holme, Sedgley and Deague were prominent with Bennett an d Murray each bagging (6) goals. For De La it was a disappointing way to finish off the season but from all accounts gave themselves every chance in the first 1/2, but were unable to match it with the OM's in the second . Second - Semi Final Well what a time to drop your first match in more than 40 . That's what was on everyone's lips come Saturday night when the Old Xavs ended Uni. Blues' undefeated run at Elsternwick Park last Saturday . A tearaway first 1/4 by the Xavs set up the win, keeping the Blues goalless while adding (7) of their own . In fact a 3/4 time lead of (10) goals could well have been more except the match was at this stage well beyond doubt . For the Xavs Woodrufff, Jones, Ryan, Heil and Dyer were excellent all day, as to were most of the team . The addition of Donati from the seniors had the desired effect, booting (10) majors for the day and having a hand in many others . For the Blues Ryan, Eastaugh, McIntosh and Versteegan were gallant in defeat, but must today regroup against the OM's to get another crack at Xavs in a weeks time . Division (2) White First - Semi Final Warringal bounced out early against Uni . Blacks and held a slim lead at 1/4 time . In fact the difference between the sides all day was minimal . Both sides were locked evenly at 3/4 time but in the end it was the Redbacks who booted clear to reserve the right to challenge Old Camberwell for a place in the Grand Final against St . Kevins next week . For the Blacks none tried harder than White, Atkin, Ward and McGee, with Gellie and Newth bobbing up with (3) goals each . The Redbacks' best were Hopkins, Williams, Rossimel and J . Anderson with the consistent Woodluck snagging and important (6) twins. The Blacks should be proud of their achievements this year, and I know will see 1996 as a stepping stone to future success both at U19 and Senior level . Second - Semi Final In the second match at De La Salle St. Kevins and Old Camberwell clashed for the right of direct entry into the Section (2) White Grand Final . After an even first 1/4 the SKOBS led by (1) point, but it could well have bee n 36

the 'Wellers had they kicked straighter . In the next two 1/4 points went to SKOBS (2nd )

and the 'Wellers (3rd) . With only (4) points separating the two sides at 3/4 time it was up for grabs, and grab it the SKOBS did . They booted (8) goals to (2) to run out convincing winners on the scoreboard, but overall there really was little difference between the sides all day. For the SKOBS Livy, Dollman, Quirk, Kuring and De Kretser were in everything with leading goalkicker Greenham registering (6) goals for the day, to take his yearly tally to (66) . The 'Wellers were well served by Kordic, Hanson and Patterson, and will look forward to today's clash with Warringal for the right to challenge St . Kevins for the flag in a weeks time . Division (2) Blue First - Semi Final Like all of the other U19 finals held last weekend a terrific contest was witnessed at Oakleigh between Beaumaris and Old Haileybury, two evenly matched sides . After an even first 1/4 the pace of the match picked up and it was the Sharks who held what little advantage there was by leading by (14) points at 1/2 time . The Bloods hit back in the third term to only trail by 1 and a 1/2 kicks, but the Sharks soon distanced themselves from the Bloods adding (5) majors to (1) in the last stanza to keep their hopes alive of defending their U19 South crown. For the Sharks Kent, McGrath, Celan and Ferguson were outstanding from go to whoa, with Boctor adding (6) to an already impressive seasons tally of (90) goals . The Bloods were not disgraced and had fine players in Hill, Clarke, Dunphy and Floyd with Efstathiou snaring himself (4) goals . Although the Bloods would be disappointed in bowing out of the finals they have been one of the best sides in Section (2) Blue all season and in their first year back in the U 19 competition will only get stronger . Well done Andrew Baxter, all of the Bloods officials and more importantly the players . Second - Semi Final.

A fierce contest was expected between Mazenod and Old Brighton and neither side disappointed on the day . Nothing separated the two sides all day, and it was to come down to the last 1/4 . Mazenod, having beaten the 'Tonners twice during the season I thought would hold the advantage in the last 1/4, but it was the 'Tonners who ran away in the finish, adding (7) goals to the 'Nodders (1) to earn a week off and await either the 'Nodders or the Sharks in a weeks time . None were better than Le Grand, Dunne, Young and Hawkins for the 'Nodders, with a solid team performance from an extremely modest and humble Old Brighton . Division (2) Red First Semi - Final Marcellin set the pace against Old Scotch and had the Scotchies on the hop by leading unexpectedly at 1/4 time . By 1/2 time the Eagles lead had been reduced t o 0 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1996

just (4) points and at 3/4 time the advantage now lay with the Scotchies . They had clawed their way back from a slow start and with a never-say-die attitude continually attacked their goals and harassed the impressive Eagles runners. In the finish the pressure of the Scotchies was too much and they pulled away to win a tight and tough contest by (21) points . Crane, Romensky, Gilchrist, Silverwood an d Walkom were key players in the Scotch win with Panton finishing off up forward well with (6) big ones . The Eagles gave it everything but in the finish were outplayed and pressured by the Scotchies, however none tried harder than Black, Stephens and Aquiready with Karavasili s and McMahon chipping in with (4) goals each . Well done to Peter Randall and all of the players and officials involved with the Eagles, you had a fine year and you should look toward 1997 with much eagerness . Second - Semi Final Old Carey's lst 1/4 against Whitefriars put the 'Friars behind the eight ball in terms of having to play catch up football for the rest of the afternoon, which took its toll on the 'Friars as they battled hard but to no avail eventually succumbing to the might of the OC's for the third time this season . Costello, Oppy, Alison and Spencer were named best for the OC's with Sali booting (7), while for the 'Friars Nolan, R . Pawlick , A . Pawlick and Fedele never gave in. The dominance of the OC's was evident from their (39) scoring shots to the 'Friars' (18) on a day perfect for football . The 'Friars must bounce back today and regroup strongly if they are to get another shot at inflicting Old Carey's first defeat for the year next weekend in the Grand Final. PREVIEW OF TODAY'S GAMES Division One

Preli minary Final - Uni. Blues versus Old Melburnians (Oakleigh 2pm) The score between these two sides stands at (2) zip, in Uni Blues' favour and coming off their first loss in some (40) outings it would seem an awesome task that faces the Old Melburnians today. Despite all of the signs pointing to the Blues rebounding strongly it was the OM's who pushed them to (12) points in the last round some two weeks ago and the Blues will not forget that day. Steve Carroll would have spoken steadily and succinctly to his players and they will be charged up for this match, he will also be aware of fine OM players in Holme, Deague, Clark and Boyd . On the other hand Mark Zuker would have noticed that with Halligan starved of opportunities by pressurising the Blues runners in Ryan, Strack and Versteegan the Blues game floundered and he will be attempting to mirror Xavs tactics of last week today. In a cut throat final there is no place to hide and with the Oakleigh surface being true I can see a marvellous contest from start to finish. In a real toss up it was the OM's Round 18 form that led me to believe that the Blues were ready to be knocked off, and I believe that today their recent form leans me towards the second upset in two weeks . OM's by (9) points . Selection: Old Melburnians Division (2) Whit e Pre liminary Final - Old Camberwell versus Warringal (Timber Ridge 11 .30am) Both meetings of both these teams have seen very close contests . In Round 2 it was the Redbacks by (11) points, although that day the 'Wellers had more scoring 0 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1996

shots but failed to convert . In Round 11 it was again the Redbacks but only by a whisker, once again straighter kicking proving the difference . Both sides possess key forwards in Woodluck, Playfair (Warringal) and Hancock an d Kordic (Old Camberwell) . The key to this game will be the team who can settle first and pressure the other, both teams last week played terrific football in fine conditions and if this week's weather holds we should be in for a beauty . The 'Wellers key players in Hardman, Webb an d Williams will have their hands full with the Redbacks' Anderson, Attardi an d Camellerl, in what will be one hell of a battle all over the ground . History points to the Redbacks in a close match and although both teams deserve a crack at SKOBS next week I favour Warringal to get that chance after a hard fought win today. Selection: Warringal Division (2) Blue Preliminary Final - Mazenod versus Beaumaris (Oakleigh 11 .30am) Despite the fact that the 'Nodders finished on top and were the best team statistically across the year, today they take on a pumped up Beaumaris who have firmly in their sights back-to-back Section (2) Blue Premierships . One occasion this season it was the Sharks who thrashed the 'Nodders, and in the return bout the 'Nodders kept the Sharks to a mere (5) points . The 'Nodders will need big games from Paolucci, Occhiuto, Riley and Ward, while overall the Sharks have dangerous players in Fisher, Celan, Whitaker and Wadham. In a real tight contest mental resolve will come to the fore and both teams will need to be totally focussed to take this match, with the ultimate prize a clash with Old Brighton for the Section (2) Blue Premiership . Although the 'Nodders have come a long way in the second 1/2 of the season and the Sharks have fallen away I believe the Sharks overall strength from goal to goal will prove to be the difference . Selection : Beaumaris Division (2) Red Preliminary Final - Whitefriars versus Old Scotch (Timber Ridge 2pm) This season the score stands at a win apiece for these two sides, early in the year it was the might of the 'Friars who thumped the Scotchies by (8) goals with Lacey, the Pawlicks and Winterburn doing as they pleased . On the return bout it was Scotchies turn as they easily doubled the 'Friars score at home, with prime movers Gwynn, Miliken and Eagle dominating. Last week the 'Friars were simply outclassed after 1/4 time and would dearly love to get another crack at the OC's, but so too would the Scotchies who last week won a tight contest against Marcellin . Both sides possess potent goal scorers Panton, Romensky (Old Scotch), Davis and Fedele (Whitefriars), and strong mid-fields and it will be the these two lines that will have much influence on today's game . The 'Friars strength comes from Lacey, Davis and Vandenboom, while the Scotchies rely heavily on Littlejohn, Silverwood and Tindale . Today on a firm surface at Timber Ridge it will be the 'Friars who will get the points through a greater ability through their midfield and keeping the Scotch goalscorers relatively quiet . Selection: Whitefriar s Under 19 - Continued on Page 38 >37

SECTION 1 iST 4.0 6 .3 6 .4 DELASAI3.8 OLD 3SMtRtNtANB 4.3 6 .5 13,8 Be LA Salle Goal Kickers and Best Players not received. Old Melbumlaae Goal Kickers and Best Players not recehcd .

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2ND SEW-FINAL 0 .4 2.6 3.8 5.11 .4 1 17.11.113 OLD IIAVERIARS 7 .3 9.7 13.9 University Btuea Strack. Demaj . Halligan . Hanlon. Beet Ryan- Eastaugh. McIntosh. Versteegen. Stmck Cahn. Old %averlsns Conrad 10. Kay, Hawkins 2. Hilbert, Heil, Tucker. Bat Consul. Woodruff, Jones, Ryan. Heil. Dyer. 1sT SEMI-FINAL ttNNERSPtYBLACBB 2-3 4 .5 7.7 9.9.63 WARRINGAL 4.3 5-4 10.4 16 .8 .104 Unlvenity Blacks GeBie. Neuth 3 . Franklin. Kitchen. Staunton. Beat Witite . Atkin. Ward, McGee. Staunton. Osxald. Warriugal Woodbck 6 . Benton . t;innear 3. Attarch. Camlllen 2 . Best Hopkins. Williams . Rasslmel. Andtrson. Playf:ur. Benton. 2ND SEMI-FINAL ST.BEYQiS 4.0 7.3 7.5 15.9.97 OLD CAMBERWELL 3,5 4 .5 6 .7 8 .9.57 SL Siestas Greenhorn 6, Gargano. Rad(ord. Marustc 3, Hassett Bent t.hy . Doilrtw6 Quirk. Ku-g. DeKrester. Greentwn. Old Camberwell Kordic 3, Hancock 2 . Board, Campbell . Seeley . Best Kordic. Hanson, Patterson. Smith . Seeley. Whitehead.

PRELIMINARY FINALS - SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 UNIVERSITY BLUES v. OLD D3ELBURPRANS Oakieigh 2 p.m.

Field: Andrew Chapman, Paul Withington Boundary : Michael Allen, Tim Creighton Goat• David Murray, John Robinson WHITE OLD CAMBERWELL v. WARRINGAL Timber Ridge 11 .30 a.m. Field: Paul Leyden, Michael Rossato Boundary: Chris Cimoli, Ben McKee GoaL Shannon Ryan, Malcolm Ven n BLUE MAZENOD OC v. BEAUMARIS Oakleigh 11 .30 a .m . Meld: Ben Schmidt, Ben Tamblyn Boundary : James Bell, John Stoppa Goal: Peter Allsop, Stuart Lamble RED

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*BLUE BOCTOR BEAUMARIS 7 FISHER BEAUMARIS 4 STUMBLES CAULFIELD GRAM . WARD MAZENOD 1 LADD OLD HAILEYBURY 2

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y o Ormond were bundled in first semi .8 bto Scotch, who trailed Ormond 7 an impressive old ran away in the second 7 .10 at half time, and then . Old scotch's best were half to win 19 .15 to 10 .11 , Duncan McCall, Rohan Aujard (5 goals at CHF ) Hume

r McDo ald, Nankivel, B . , Jobling~Brown (4 goals), dP• Redish and fo . Umpires were Steve McCarthy . Grace Connell and S and Mark Bushfield .

Monash Blues (C), MHSOB (D), Elsternwick (F) . It was a thriller in E where the won the first semis scores at the last change were North Brunswick .11 (77) . it was eaa fantastic 10.16 (76) and Aquinas 11 by ch team,

10 YEARS AGO - 1986 Collegians made i t 15 in a row when they defeated third plac e DeLaSalle by4 9

points to finish 12 points ahead of second placed . Collegians went right away after an North Old Boys . Best were Irvine, Wright, Hinchen even first quarter .) and Green, Maher, Connolly (De La Salle) . (Coll

Old Xaverians, second in B, went down to sixth .16 . merry inal placed merry by one point, 14 .9 to 13 .2 in the f .6 to 1 ki d ish,d all over avs, ki . Gibson XBalderstone 5Crotty Therry) and . In term . Beattie and S . Curtain for OX starred Greathan °C" Thomastown showed they deserved to finish o to win 21ntheyldirpac . , all Pauera (Ttown) . Best were Spinoso,AKelly 9 towl6e 14 and Cohen, Alder, Michmaeher (Ajax) . UHSOB congratulated stalwart Ian Chettle who started with the club at 16 and now played 250 games and had served the club well as press correspondent, executive committee member and VAFA delegate. oalkickers Nick Schmidt (Collegians) topped J2 g with 101, the only amateur player to kick the 'ton' for . the season Living legend Don McQueen returned to the fray

last quarter - 14 goals were scored, 7 with and the final result . the same solitary point k , 1 (6 goals) . Hurleyt A CosterBrunswic . Best werehM 4Aqg(12$ D.qHodge, . Tir he~toClarke, Borrows, (Aquinas) and Hrehir~A . Mason, J . Tirchett (North Brunswick) Old Paradians mourned the death of life member Stan Kenny who joined the u as ~d phenttime~ club 1962, quickly became a goal p ms e at intermany y to kick a goal for Old Haileybury's defeat of Old keeper . Stan was timekeeper for . If timekeepers have a state matches and carnivals Trinity in "C" Reserves . mana role in a desperate finish, then team g~erio Best and Fairest winners for the season in D, E, F. r : D for the Lionel Pepper Medal, A always felt that Stan's huge frame and gruff and G were . The•VAFA awarded Stan a McGregor (Monash Blues) 24 votes : E for the; Jack served the VAFA well . Pazianis (Clayton) 25 votes F fo r Certificate of merit in 1982. Fullerton Medal, T It was 200 games up to Ormond's Steve McCooke G Ossie Best and Fairest 1979, member ofd Pt Premiership at th e the 0~, for Tny Fox G1V-9120 vo esin (UHSOB) 29 an d in 85, 87, 88, 89 and 90 aupgoais . Steve played in votes 15 YEARS AGO - 198 1 critical time of some won' e Best and Fairest winners were, in "A Steve Pirrie Victoria's great carnival win against South Australia (Old Melb) and A . (Old Xaverians) 17, R . Brown . in Hobart in 1979 . Hibbins (Coll) 20, J . Best and Fairest awards to date were : Reghenzani (Marc) 16 ; "B" M CBOC) "C" Jamie Sturgess (Monash Blues - 23), Robert Teas Tridale (Fawkner) 1Brunswick 211e P~tKilda ing Old Lawson (Fawkner - 22) . 25; "D" B . Ivey (W (Therry) equal second D . Weir D" Tim Beasley (St Bedes - 22) an nity) 16; "F" A. White (Therry) 14, . Simonetti d ; J .2 D . Corrigan (Melb Uni) 24 d on 20 Dean Comer (MHSOB) and Simon Jackon (Ol 13 ; J .l P . Brunswick) 19 . (Marc) 28; J .3 A. Wilkie (W Camberwell), De La Salle annihilated Ormond in A Section, 13.10 "E" Vince Grimaldi (North Brunswick - 21), Mark . Best were Maher, McHenry. Hanrahan Cannon (Williamstown - 19) . (88) to 2 .7 (19) . "F" John McDonald (ANZ 251, Rick Daniels (Old (De La) and Andrew . Ritchie, McCooke (Ormond) In a tough "C" first semi Old Camberwell came Carey - 22) . to 7 .10 . Stars were The Carey Legend, John Hands was ha gup from behind defeat MHSOB 7 .11 . Camber) and Delaney . . 22 jumper after 129 games - president, . Stevens (0 Hewitt, Warner, J his Noes coach, John finished with a deserved manToddy, Knight (MHSOB) . reserv In " F" second semi Therry started their rise up the bwi telpiece llMcTaggartucelebrated 1100 games as a sections with eTt . PlayersaBnyule to stand out 5 weorelGi n songW . Wells "goalie" . A goal umpire was reprimanded for calling out White (Therry) and Power, D . Hobba, B "All clear - it's a six pack" . (Banyule) . ® THE AMATEUR FOOTBAILER ' 99B

Most exciting game was Junior 2 second semi when Bulleen-Templestowe and Ivanhoe drew, 100 points apiece, 13 .22 to 14 .16 . Best were Espenschied, Turner, Hooper, Chadwick, Richard Osbourne (6 goals) (Fitzroy 1991, Footscray and Sydney Swans, - NR), Palmer (Bulleen-Temp) and McMahon, Cartledge, Diamond, Gray, Purcell and Loton . 20 YEARS AGO - 1976 University Blues collapsed in the second half of the first semi against St Bernard's and were beaten by 9 goals, 23 .16 to 15.10. Best were Mitchell, Mahoney and K . Phelan (St B) and Carmody, Bieworth, Tyquin (U . Blues) . Closest game was "D" Section second semi where Old Xaverians , 13.10 defeated Ajax 13 .9. Stars were Noonan, Nankervis, Fitzpatrick (Old Xavs) and Rozen, Bialek (5 goals) and Kagan . "A" Section Best and Fairest was won by Chris Hansen (Old Trinity) scoring a mammoth 32 points . Chris scored votes in 12 of the 14 matches he played and included 9 first votes in his tally. Ray Shepherd (ROB) and Monash Blues Ross Booth were level on 16 points with Shepherd being placed second on countback . "B" Section was much closer with Tony Lester (Caul. Gr) one point ahead of C . Stredwick (Ivanhoe) and Marcellin captain Michael Power, one point further back. UHSOB captain Alan Flavel took out the "C" grade award to repeat the performance of his clubmate Max Johnston in 1975 . M. Ritterman (Ajax), G . Butter (N . Bruns) and Bruce Ivey (W. Bruns) were winners in "D", "E" and "F". It was the second successive award for Michael Ritterman . Michael Nugent (De La Salle) beat Alex Marcou (T'town) by 2 points in Junior 2 best and fairest . Top goalkickers for the season after home and away games were "A" Tyquin (U . Blues) 77 ; "B" Jones (Marc) 87 ; "C" Roberson (0 . Melb) 71 ; "D" Bialek (Ajax) 54 : "E" Dancer (ANZ Bank) 77 ; "F" O'Loughlin (B . Hills) 76 : Junior 1 Sloan (Monash) 86 ; Junior 2 Czerny (T'town) 156 .

unusual feat for Gary Amott and Mick Perrett as they had played in finals from E Section to A Section . Caulfield Grammarians (A Section), Geelong (B Section) and Assumption (C Section) missed fourth place on percentage to St Bernards, Ivanhoe and Old Haileybury respectively. Marcellin in their first year of Amateur football had both sides in the finals . 150 games to St Kilda CBOC's robust, rugged, ribald, redhead but never raucous or randy, ruckman Jack Scanlon . Ivanhoe 19 .19 defeated Uni Blacks 14.13 in B Section first semi - stars were Bill McWhinnie for Ivanhoe and Chris Cordner with 8 goals for the Blacks. Ormond and Uni Blues met in the second semi with Ormond, convincing winners of previous two meetings, firm favourites. Finals umpires to main games were Brian Hagarty, Don Dodds, Gavin Marshell, David Harradence, Pat Loy, Norm Charlie, Bill Mason and Daryl George . 30 YEARS AGO - 196 6 North Old Boys, Old Geelong and Ajax who won second semi finals in C, D, and E Sections respectively, already fulfilled one of the two ambitions of each club - promotion to a higher section . Old Paradians trailed Caulfield Grammarians in A Section first semi and almost threw away the game kicking 2 .10 in the last quarter before winning by a goal . Oldest player in "A" Section first semi players list was Caulfield 31 year old Max Brook (5'6" and 9 .13) a former "A" Section Best and Fairest (with Ormond) . Captains were Tom Tootell (Caulfield) and Peter Booth (Old Paradians) . Ormond 24 .14 beat Old Melb 9 .6 convincingly in B Section first semi . Best and Fairest winners were : "A" - M . Mulcahy (Old Xavs) ; "B" - V. Crowe (Kew) ; "C" - B . Pardon (W . Brunswick) ; "D" - W . Trinder (Brunswick) and "E" - N. Pidgeon (Commercial Bank).

25 YEARS AGO - 197 1

Ormond and Uni Blues staged a stirring semi final with the only a goal in Ormonds favour at the finish . In the other semi Hampton Rovers beat Commonwealth Bank by 9 points . Under the finals system Ormond and the Rovers met at St Kilda CG with umpire Reg Caddy in charge to decide the "A" Section Premiership. Best and Fairest winners were: "A" - Geoff Hibbins (Collegians) ; "B" - Phil McLaughlin (Old Paradians) ; "C" - Bill McGrory (Glenhuntly) ; "D" - G . Allen (Teachers College) and Junior Section - Neil Roberts (MHSOB).

45 YEARS AGO - 195 1

Best and Fairest -winners were: "A" - J . Douglas (Coburg) ; "B" - M . Birrell (0 . Carey) ; "C" - P. Cohen (Old Trinity) ; "D" - R . Abernathy (Brunswick) ; "E" - M . Herzfeld (Ajax) and "F" - P . Gartner (Marcellin) . Coburg suffered their second successive defeat when they went down to Ormond by 27 points in the last round and lost second place . Coburg were hopelessly out of form, failing to score a goal in the first half and went in at the interval with a 10 goal deficit . Coburg had little chance in the second half as heavy fog settled over the ground and it was impossible to see much of the play in this period. It was Ormonds first win in nine meetings with Coburg . Coburg went on to lose to St Bernards in the first semi by 33 points . With an 11 goal burst in the third quarter St Bernards held an unbeatable 12 goal lead at the last change . Best were M . Mahoney (6), K . Mahoney and Burgin (St Bernards) and Leckie, N . Beattie and Scanlon for Coburg. A great performance by St Bernards in their first year in "A" Section . An 0 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1996

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1st SEMI

2nd SEMI

PRELIM. FINAL

GRAND FINAL

THIS SUN . E. Park

8/9/96 (Sun) E. Park

15/9/96 (Sun) E. Park

22/9/96 (Sun) E . Park

THIS SAT. E . Park

7/9/96 (Sat) San dringham

St Kilda S .C def. Ajax

St Kevins def. Marcellin

14/9/96 (Sat) E. Park THIS SAT. Sandri ngham

21/9/96 (Sat) E. Park NEXT SAT . E. Park

St Leos Emmaus def. Beaumaris

THIS SAT . Cent. Reserve

NEXT SAT . Cent. Reserve

E East

Old Carey def. Chirn. Park Uni Blacks def. Nth Bruns.

Monash Blues def. Caulf. Gr . Yarra Valley def. Aquinas

THIS SAT. Camberwell

NEXT SAT. Camberwell

Old Essendon def. Will . CYMS

THIS SAT. Gillon Oval

NEXT SAT. Glenferrie Oval

E. South

Salesian OC def. St Pats Mentone

Powerhouse def. Peninsula O.B .

THIS SAT . Mordialloc

NEXT SAT . Mordialloc

U19/1

Old Melb. def. De La Salle

Old Xavs def. Uni Blues

THIS SAT. Oakleigh 2 p .m.

NEXT SAT. Oakleigh 2 p .m.

U19/White

Warringal def. Uni Blacks

St Kevins def. Old Camb .

THIS SAT . Timber Ridge 11 .30 a.m.

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U19/Blue

Beaumaris def. Old Halley

Old Brighton def. Mazenod

U19/Red

Old Scotch def. Marcellin

Old Carey def. Whitefriars

THIS SAT. Oakleigh 11 .30 a.m. THIS SAT. Timber Ridge 2 .00 p .m.

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Marcellin def. Hawthorn Cit .

St Bernards def. Hawthorn Cit .

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McDonald's - Elsternwick will be contributing significantly to the pre-match and halftime entertainment for children on A section Grand Final day . More details wil l

ELSTERNWECK appear in future issues .

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All best and fairest trophies an d premiership cups are paid for by the VAFA but are exclusively supplied to the VAFA by Hickm an s of Melbourne .

AFTER i C~~ THIS WEEKEN D ® ~ ~ M'1~ GA

A and B sectio ns (normal requirement )

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~ ELSTERNWICK PARK DRAW FOR REST OF SEASO N ' Scheduling of all EP Matches Subject to ground conditions This Sat . : B Sec . lst Semi Final This Sun,: A Sec. I st Semi Final Next Sat.: C Sec . Grand Final Next Sun. : A Sec. 2nd Semi Final Sat. Sept. 14: B Sec. Preliminary Final Sun . Sept . 15 : A Sec. Preliminary Final Sat. Sept. 21 : Alex Johnson U19 Championship Final B Sec. Grand Final Sun . Sept . 22 : A Sec . Grand Final 0 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1996

VAFA staff will record final scores (both games) . In the senior match the winning team will be asked to collect the Q by Q scores and each team's goalkickers and best players and hand to VAFA staff.

C-E, U19 White, Red, Blue preli minary finals 1 . All senior and U19 final siren scores to 9528 3319 (Nancy) by 5 p .m . 2 . All reserve section and 11 .30 U 19 matches final siren scores to 9531 8333 (E.P .) by 3 p .m . 3 . Duty of WINNING team .

ACV Club Travel -

UMPIRES CORNE R by Steve McCarthy and Anthony Damen

** With finals upon us we see the season draw to a close for plenty of teams . In particular those relegated clubs we wish you we ll with a summer of rebuilding . To those sides in the finals we wish you all the best with your aim to reach that higher grade . As umpires we aim to reach that higher grade too, with most umpires setting the goal of umpiring a higher grand final than last year . This becomes the measure of your career to date and gives you something to work at over pre-season . We wish all involved in the finals series the very best as it should bring out the best in all of us . ** While discussing teams in the finals, here at Umpires Corner we'd like to send out congratulations to Drew Warne-Smith of Peninsula Old Boys who becomes the first VAFA player to reach his ton this year. Well done Drew and be on the lookout for those scouts from clubs in the higher grades . ** This week's profile is on one of the VAFA personalities in Frank Martinez who runs the boundary for the 200th time . Nickname : Manuel . Memories of first game: Running with Sharon Alger (too long ago to remember!) . Occupation : Goldsmith . Car : Ford Fairmont . Personal motivation : Running. Words of advice to youngsters : Concentrate on the job at hand. Suggested improvement to football : I like the game the way it is . Pet football hates : Whingers . Hobbies/other sports : Just running . Favourite food : Pasta and rice . Drink : Alcohol Scotch and Coke . Favouri te movie: Disclosure . Last

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movie seen : Heat . Boyhood Sporting idol : Herb Elliott . Best Amateur Footballer seen : Russell Barnes from Ormond . Most memorable match : A grade grand final in 91 and State game Victoria v SA at Waverley in 92 . Biggest influence on career : My wife Susan, son Justin and daughter Lisa . Best umpires: Too many good umpires to remember . Last book read: Don't like reading . Your ultimate nonfooty sporting fantasy : To coach athletics . Dream guests at a dinner party: Morcelli and Demi Moore . Ambition in football: To do one more A grade before I retire. Well done 'Francisco', have a great day ! ** Well done to all those club umpires who officiated in finals last weekend in an official capacity . With our numbers being so short it was terrific to have their participation . Also we thank all of the club umpires who have supported us during the year . In particular stalwarts, Matt at Ormond an d Robbie at Bull een-Templestowe . And a special thank you to all those guys who run around in the twos . Remember boys the door is always open if you want to run with us 'officially' next year . ** Please contact either of the scribes if would would be interested in taking over the poison pen next year . We're interested to see who's out there . ** Don't forget the Dinner Dance on Septembet 27th. Details from Mike Lentini . ** Good luck in your games today.

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COACHES CLIPBOARD edited by AFCANAFA

A GA1?A~Z FOR OLYMPIAN S AFL Stars share many attributes with Olympic heroes, says Rod Austin he Olympic Games are the pinnacle for many athletes in team and individual sports . To see the best athletes in the world competing against each other at the highest level is absorbing and interesting . As viewers we all very quickly become experts in sports that barely rate a passing glance in the results sections of the sports pages. AFL football is the peak of our sport and many of the players we see week in week out could have been champions in other areas had they not been drawn to our great game . The top players require a combination of power, agility, speed, endurance, strength, flexibility and the ability to accept and give out body contact through tackling and shepherding. Skill levels have to be high in a number of areas - kicking, marking, handball, picking up the ball off the ground, and so much more - and these have to be performed quickly and effectively when under pressure . All sports can learn from each other even though they may seem to have a few things in common at first glance . Many principles relating to preparing individuals and teams for sporting contests can be adapted to the needs of a particular sport . Footballers now have access to the most modern facilities, technology and coaching support personnel available through their clubs . No stone is left unturned in their training, match day performance, recovery from injury both physically and mentally. Watching other sports at the highest level can not only inspire footballers to greater efforts but reinforce the belief that the approach they are undertaking is correct . Any individual athlete or team member who wins an Olympic medal must have a number of qualities that can be assessed and used as part of a checklist for your own

performance . Dedication, determination and mental toughness must be high on the list as success is not something that comes automatically but is a product of many hours of hard work and sacrifice. Disappointments do occur - often people only remember the high points of a particular career but do not realise that along the way there were setbacks that had to be overcome . Discipline relates to areas such as diet, sleep, and time management - lifestyle choices that have to be made if you are to give yourself every chance to be the best you can. Setting realistic goals, both long and short term, helps an athlete work to a positive outcome in a logical, ordered manner. It allows for realistic self examination along the way in order to achieve the best result possible . A key area on the day of competition is concentration - the ability to focus on the task at hand and not be distracted. The ability to perform under pressure is something we all admire and one reason why sport is so full of highs, lows and emotion. We have watched the Olympic Games with great interest, particularly when Australian athletes were in action . We probably sat back and admired them irrespective of the results they obtained . Behind each one of them is a success story built around qualities we should understand and seek to emulate . Sydney's Skipper Paul Kelly is one of our AFL footballers who has many of the attributes required at the top level of Olympic sport : power, speed, endurance, strength, flexibility and so much more . This article was taken from the Hampden Region Coaches Association Newsletter Vol.6 No . 3 August 1996 . Compiled and edited by Alan Thompson Geelong Falcons VFDF Development Manager, and AFCA (Vic) Exec . Member . This article was also mostly taken from the AFL Football Record, Round 16, July 19-21 1996 .

Brian "Benny" Goodman and Tom Brain 4 *

present all scores and match details in ~ a light-hearted manner. Listen to Benny, Tommy and a special gues t 9 .30 a.m. each Sunday

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Senlo v Mon- p lay i ng Coach f®v 1997 Season

invites applications for

GRADE - E SECTION CLUB - ELEY PARK A .F.C . Applications in writing to President C/a No: 4 McCracken Ave, Blackburn Sth, 3130 Applications close 30th October, l$96

4 Kanooka Avenue, Lower Templestowe, 3107 Applications close 1 8/10/96

CHIRNSIDE PARK A.F.C. `E' Section VAFA

AM ATEUR FOOTBALL CLU B

Invites applications fo r SENIOR & U19 COACHES FOR SEASON 1997 Applications in writing to: The Football M anager, PO Box 543, Lilydale 3140 Applications close Friday September 30

OLD MENTONIANS AF C Invites applications for

SENIOR & RESERVE COACHES FOR 1997 Written applications to : The Secretary, LPO Box 6020, Cromer, 319 3

Applications in writing to : The Secretary

invites applications for

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8i Undevei 9 coaches

fov season 1997

Applications in writing to: The Secretary ,

PO Box 134, HA M PTON, 318 8 Applicatio ns,_cfose October 24th, 199 6

Banyule Amateur Football Club Inc . B GRADE Invites Applications for

SENIOR & RESERVE COACHES for Season 1997

Applications close September 30, 199 6

Applications in writing to the Secretary P.O. Box 450, Heidelberg 3084 Applications close October 16, 1996

WHITEFRIARS OLD COLLEGIANS FC "D" Grade VAFA 199 7

OLD GEELONG FOOTBALL CLUB Invites applications for

Invites applications fo r

SENIOR9 RESERVE & U 19 COACHES

Senior LF E ozerve Coaches for1 7

Apply in writing to : The Secretary, John Selkir k 19 Enfield Avenue, Park Orchards, 311 4

Applications in writing to: The Secretary, PO Box 144, Prahran 3181 Applications close October 18, 1996

Applications close October 3, 1996

UNIVERSITY BLUES AMATEUR FOOTBALL CLU B

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Â°ted by PH Stevens Team Managers please attend to teamsheets very carefully, particularly now that final s matches are here . If a player's name is printed on a teamsheet and the player does not take the field this name must be struck from the sheet. Any name without a signature beside it is considered an ineligible player.

As is the normal custom, fines are levied against clubs who field players in jumpers with numbers that do not agree with those published in the "Amateur Footba ller ." As we ll players in jumpers not listed are fined in a similar fashion . This audit is carried out after the finals series and fines passed onto clubs in the normal way .

The 1996 Vote Count Night will be held this year at the Carlton Crest Hotel on Monday September 9th . Invitations have been forwarded to club Presidents, with three invitations going to each club of the Association . Section best and fairest winners and leading goalkickers will be invited as well and these winners will be non-paying guests of the Association . Clubs have been phoned this week and each club has had their highest vote earner indicated to them and it is anticipated that this player is the third person attending the Count from his club . Ftt Sincere thanks from myself and the VAFA staff who are on duty on Saturday evenings for the way in which club officials and supporters have not deluged Administration with calls relating to matches etc . During our very busy period from 4 .45 - 6 .00 pm . Your consideration has made our tasks significantly easier and has allowed results, ladders and next week's games to be worked out and distributed as quickly as possible.

It was disturbing to hear reports last from last week's games that some players' gear had been stolen from dressing rooms at some grounds, particularly disturbing when two different teams have had to share the one room during the day. Whilst certainly not wishing to cast aspersions on clubs I think it may be we ll wort hwhile that each team appoints a doorman who stands "guard", particularly while the actual game is in motion. I know from experience at Elsternwick Park that non-football "visitors" frequent rooms when they know the games are in progress and everyone's focus is on the field of play . Normally we are first class in leaving rooms clean and tidy, particularly at grounds where the VAFA teams are visitors - Sandringham, Glenferrie Oval for example . A few stories trickled back last week which were suprising . Could a ll clubs please leave rooms used nice (don't you hate that word) and tidy most of our clubs excel normally in this area .

LEGEND PASSES O N Amateur footballer followers of the 40's and 50's would be saddened to hear of the death on 19th august in Canberra of Duncan Anderson who died after a short illness . In the old measure, Duncan was 64", a skilled ball handler and his agility showed in his ability as a speedy high hurdler . After an outstanding career at full forward for Melbourne Grammar School in 1948-9, Duncan joined the University Blues in 1950 and was the spearhead in its outstanding 1951 "A" Section Premiership team . Duncan topped the A Section goalkicking for five successive years 1950-54 a record approached only by Bill Pearson, Old Scotch, in years 1934-3 7 . He was a very sure mark and a prodigious punt kick . His years with the Blues were 1950 to 1953 and then in 1954 he played with Old Melburnians before leaving mid year to take up a Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford University . After leaving Oxford, Duncan joined the Australian Diplomatic Service, serving overseas and in Canberra where he lived on retirement . A quiet and very likeable man, Duncan maintained a very keen interest in Amateur football and always recalled the great pleasures his teams at University Blues and Melbourne Grammarians gave him . ÂŽ THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1996 47

LVAFA PREMIERSHIP LIST S 1996

W L D FOR AGST

W L D FOR AGST % A SECTIO 12 6 0 117 .61 N 1516 1289 1445 119.57

PTS

COLLEGIANS OLD XAVERIANS 11 7 0 1729 1692 OLD MELBURNIANS 10 7 0 15474 1244 124.12 UNIVERSITY BLUE5 10 6 0 1479 1416 104 .45 OD SCOTCH 10 8 0 1252 1240 100 .97 DELASALLE 9 9 0 1499 1512 99 .14 OLD HAILEYBURY 7 11 0 1430 1578 90 .62 ST BERNARDS 5 13 0 1373 1614 85 .07 ORMOND 5 73 0 1099 1707 64 .61 MAZENOD O C

B SECTION PARADIANS 16 2 0 1959 1157 OLDTRINITY ;i ~ 0 1824 136~7 THERRYCCOB OD BRIGHTON 9 9 0 1534 1519 IVANHOE 8 10 0 1575 1741 ._YULE 7 11 0 1548 1912 OLD IVANHOE 6 12 0 1551 1805 MHSOB 5 13 0 1356 1614 NORTH OLD BOY S 0 18 0 1/70 256 0 OLD

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C SECTIO N ST KEVINS t6 2 0 18742 MARCELLIN 13 5 0 184

ST KILDA STH CAULFIELD 1~ 6 0 165 A

AJAX 9 9 0 1501 THOMASTOWN 9 9 0 1325 STBEDESRAENTONETIGERS OLD MENTONIANS 6 12 0 13g9 6 12 0 1485 HAMPTON ROVERS OLD GEELONG 4 1q 0 17g1

WHITEFRIARS 4 D SECTION

MARCELLIN 17 1 0 1560 440 359 2 STBEDES/MENTONETIGERS 13 5 0 12305 805 15280 5 2 A J A X 10 8 0 1143 1063 107 .53 40 8 10 0 1029 1103 93 .29 32 TOHOMASTOWN 10 0 948 1096 86 .50 328 STKEVINS 8 0 992 1099 90 .26 2 HAMPTON ROVERS 7 11 6 24 1 0 87 1 60 .76 ST pKILDA STH CAULFIELD 6 20 142~ 53 1 3 0 764 34.08 1 2

1460 08 .75 ~ 1550 89.61 24 1707 86.99 24 1 737 1946 61.~4 1 6

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1263 FlELD GRAMMAR 12 6 0 1740 121.9~8 CAUL MONASH BLUES 11 6 1 1754 1257 139 .54 BEAUMARIS AFC 1228 1 2,3 1 1503 7 ST LEOS EMMAUS WP 10 1427 1263 112.98 log. 28 PARKSIDE 10 8 0 1601 0 1465 OLDCAMOERWEII 10 8 0 1170 1230 95 .12 STJOHNSO C 9 9 0 KEWTMBANK CBA AFC 128~6 1544 178 22 1 1 829 2412 34.37 UNIVERSITY REDS 0 173 E EAST SECTIO N .9/ AQUINAS O 0 17 1 0 2335 1057 119 220 3 5 048 1465 3YARVLEODBYS13502 139.60 10 8 0 0OLDCAREY 1839 1391 132 .2 1 CHiRN51DE PARK 9 8 1 7775 1439 119.18 RICHMOND CENTRAL 9 8 1 1628 1647 98.85 ELEYPARKAFC 6 12 0 t404 1525 92.07 BULLEEN C00RAS 6 12 0 1316 1961 67 .11 ELTHAM O C 4 14 0 1465 2011 72 .85 21.75 ST MARY S 9

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E EAST RESERVE SOECTK) "775 576 60 YARRA VALLEY OLD BOYS 13 5 0 1346 621 276,75 52 AOUINA500 13 5 0 1382 752 183 .78 52 OLD CAREY 11 7 0 1178 939 125 .45 44 CHIRNSIDE PARK 10 7 1 1015 1347 75 .35 42 Yr ST MARYS 9 9 0 1388 1278 108.61 36 RICHMOND CENTRAL 9 9 0 10pp 966 103.52 36 OUILEEN COBRAS 4 /4 0 826 1321 58.13 16 ELEY PARK A F C

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SECTION

UNDER-19 SECTION .55 72 UNIVERSITY BLUES 18 0 01 2575 840 306 .83 60 OLDXAYERIANS 15 3 0 2427 913 265.55 52 DE lA SAIIE 13 5 0 1637 1190 137 .32 48 MELBURNIANS 12 6 0 1690 1213 139 .73 44 OLD OLD PARADIANS 11 7 0 1747 1224 142 .08 32 ST BERNARDS 8 10 0 1583 1738 91 63.11 16 1621 4 14 0 1023 16 AJAX THERRY 4 14 0 888 2496 34 .78 .82 12 COLLEGIANS 3 15 0 678 2066 32 .95 8 BOYS 2 16 0 969 2310 41 NORTH OLD UNDER-19 (2) WHIT E ST KEVINS 17 t 0 2241 758 295 .65 68 1 19 954 201 .16 528 3 4 6 0 1 589 1012 157.02 UNNERSITYBLACKS 1 2 .34 48 WARRINGALAFC 12 6 0 1697 1312 122'11 48 1194 129 12 6 0 14F,3 WILLIAMSTOWNCYIAS .55 36035 1 71298 04 ST LEOS EMh1AUS W P 9 9 0 1 307 1522 185.87 36 OLD GEELONG 4 14 0 1089 1943 56 .05 16 DE LA SAILE (21 .01

ST KILDA STH CAULFIELD

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.57 64 UNIVERSITYBLACKS 16 2 0 1587 483 328 .77 56 OLDE SSENWN GRAMMAR 14 4 0 1601 641 249 .83 56 WILLIAMSTOWNCYMS 14 4 0 1711 696 245 NORTH BRUNSWICK /9 4 0 1639 908 ~ .44 36 WEST. UNSC WI K .57 28 LATROBEUNIVERSITY 7 11 0 1038 914 113 OLD WESTBOURNE A F C 6 12 0 804 1513 53 .44 24 2 UHSO B .70 1 THORNBURY~COUGARS 3 17 0 26i 2214 i7

E SOUTH SECTIO N .32 62 PENINSULAOB 15 2 1I 2520 1149 " 2215 1309219 169.21 62 .64 b0 POWER . HOUSE SALESIAN 0 C 15 15 2 3 0 2366 1145 206 4 5TPATRICKSMENTONE i9 4 0 1833 1qj2 i28.W 3 5 OAKLEIGH A F C 785 0 0 1 32 1948 88 .91 2320 A.AS N Z ALBERT PARK 15 13 7 MONASHGRYPHONS 5 1 3 0 1328 2152 61 .77 20 .88 1 2 GLENNUNTLYK 3 15 0 1032 2798 36 .55 0 WHITES 0 18 0 668 2693 25

9 MAZENODOC OLD BRIGHTON 15 3 0 1775 1018 174 .36 BLUES BEAUMARISAFC 1Q 4 0 17 9 7903 194 .80 OLD HAILEYOURY 9 9 0 1034 1495 69.12 HAMPTON ROVERS 7 11 0 1242 1671 74 .33 ORMOND 1 634 CAULFIELDGRAMMAR q 14 0 19p3 1 638 49 .13 61ONASH 0 889 2081 <2.72 14

E CENTRAL RESERVE SECTIO N

D 0 1~46 1724 241.16 5~2 VERSI NYB ACKSMMAR 13 UNID 12 6 0 1975 1402 140 .87 484 NORTH BRUNSWICK 1 90 127.31 48 WEST BRUNSWICK it 7 0 1515 11 2 *LATROBEUNIVERSITY 28 7 11 0 132a 1 58i 183 .49 .07 20 UHSOB OLO WEST00URNE A F C 5 13 0 1595 1811 88 .37 12 NEWLANDS CAOUPG FG 3 15 0 1197 2698 44 .70 0 THORNBURY COUGARS FC 0 18 0 664 2802 23

BUILEEN-TEMPLESTOWE A 2 16 0 356 3233 11 BLUE UNDER-192(2) 6 0 1564 995 157 .19

517 1517 3 15 0 air 5MITEFR D RESERVE SECTION 16 2 0 1745 478 365 .06 64 165 .15 56 14 4 0 1346 1 .47 56 14 4 1 6637 48 0 1265 809 9 1 IS 44

CAULFIELOGflAMMAR 7 7 0 1j16 j038 107.51 36 BTJOHNSOC 6 12 0 951 1274 74 .65 24 898 1 5 1BEAUMRISFC 5 SOUTHBANKCBAAFC 2 16 0 574 1474 3894 28 4 373 907 56 REDS 1 77 19

PTS

B RESERVE SECTIO N (1 635 260 .63 65 16 1 1 1655 OLD BRIGHTON 671 250.37 64 OLD PARADIANS 15 168 1081 146 .62 48 12 62 00 1585 .13 42 OLD TRINITY THERRY CCOB 10 7 1 1337 975 137 42 1134 124.5 1 NORTH OLD BOYS 10 7 1 1412 1170 99 .32 34 MHSOB 8 9 1162 51 12 1 941 1469 64 .06 22 .21 20 OLD IVANHOE 1462 66 5 13 0 968 BANYULE 1520 49 .14 12 IVANHOE 3 15 25 .66 10 2 150 1 747 556 2167 BULLEENTEMPIESTOWE C RESERVE SECTION .09 68

169 .46 64 181 .33 60 133.43 52 114.71 44 100.99 36 90.47 32 80.96 28 85.93 24 84.01 20 0 45 .70

64 1414 13027 7503 120 .56 52 1442 117 .48 40

SWINBURNEUNIVERSITY 0 18 0 611 280 E CENTRAL SECTION 2027 1021 0 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 17 1

A RESERVE SECTION .52 62 XAYERIANS 15 2 1 1578 846 1 58 9s9 196 4 OLD OLD MELBURNIANS 12 966 15093 4 8 6 0 1456 DE LA SALLE 2 48 UNIVERSfTY BLUES 12 7 1 1373 17m78 12p :55 4 COLLEGIANS 9 8 1 1482 1108 133 .75 38 OLD SCOTCH 1508 78 .51 24 0 1184 6 12 MAZENOD O C 4 14 0 931 1460 63 .77 16 49 .49 12 ORMOND 3 15 0 818 6 1653 94 1677 441 .38 12 3 75 0 STBERNARDS OLD HAILEYBURY

64 56 56 56 36 28 28 16

72 OLD CAREY 18 0 0 2168 776 279 .38 .97 56 WHITEFRIARS 14 4 0 1467 702 208 52 OLD SCOTCH 13 5 0 1620 1056 153 .41 .35 48 MARCELLIN 12 6 0 1397 923 151 101 .66 44 1207 OC 11 7 0 1227 AOUINAS 8 10 0 899 1230 73 .09 328 N OLD TRIITY 7 11 0 858 1563 54 .89 2 YARRA VALLEY 4 .53 12 OLD PARADPANS(2)F C 3 15 0 742 192a 38

E SOUTH RESERVE .27 68 PENINSULAOB 17 1 0 1975 518 381.59 60 C 15 3 0 1789 576 310 SALESIAN 52 61 738 27 0 MENTONE 12 48 ST PATRICKS 218 .05 6 5 0 51~q POWERNOUSE 12 6 0 7518 709 214.10 48 OAKLEIGH A F C 7 11 0 996 1563 71 .7' 28 24 A N Z ALBERT PARK 126 8 ASH GRYPHONS 40MON89 14 0 638 2074 30 .76 1 6 ELSTERNWICK 3 15 0 418 2096 19 .94 12 MONASH WHITES 1 17 0 423 2338 18 .09 4 GLENHUNTLY CLUB XVIII NORTH 191,12 11 HAWTHORN CITIZENS 14 3 0 1 ty 4g0 191 .46 48 MARCELLIN it 4 0 0 1021 565 180.71 44 5T BERNARDS 8 7 0 739 723 102.21 32 COLLEGIANS 7 g 0 612 770 79A0 28 OLD IVANHOE 7 g p 505 800 63 .13 28 NORTH OLD BOYS 7 8 0 447 882 50.66 28 THERRY 6 9 0 523 753 69 .46 24 KEW AFC 2 13 0 319 1178 27 .08 8 OLD ESSENDON CLUB XVIII SOUT H .46 56 OLD %AVERIANS 14 1 0 1040 325 322 .12 52 13 2 0,1017 484 63 5 210 OLD SCOTCH 40 OLD BRIGHTON BL OO DS 19 6 0 748 517 144.68 53.56 32 DE LA SALLE 8 7 0 467 872 STKEVINS 7 60.86 28 8 0 482 792 MAZENOD O C 6 9 0 391 852 45 .89 24 OLD GEELONG 4 11 0 487 1123 43 .37 16 .42 1 2 VU T OLD MELSURNIANS 3 12 0 357 681 52 *

INELIGIBLE PLAYER ROUND 16 k INELIGIBLE PLAYER ROUND 10 8 17 .

REMEMBER PATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BRING ALCOHOL INTO ELSTERNWICK PARK O R INTO ANY VAFA VENUE

From the moment you make t : move to Quit smoking you'll fi, your body getting back in shape Within two hours of stoppin there is no more nicotine in yo blood stream . 6 hours - your he . beat stows down and your bloc pressure starts to drop . After just day you'll have more energy - gi it .a couple of days and you'll ftand smell fresher, and your tas buds and sense of smell will col-, alive .

And even more importantly, wir enough time, you'll reduce yo . risk of emphysema, lung can c and heart disease . isr You'll be fit for life ,

And after all, isn't that the nar of the game? 13 1848

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