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Michael Sholly
@vafaceo
PROMOTION AND PREMIERSHIPS Seven clubs achieved the success of not only earning the right to play in a Grand Final but also promotion to a higher section. It has been seven years since Pt Cook commenced as a senior club as an extension of their juniors. In that time they have played in four finals series and this is their first Grand Final as they play local rivals Westbourne Grammarians in the Division 4 Grand Final. Both of these clubs promotion to Division 3 is a well-deserved reward. We have seen a number of teams in recent years go from Division 4 with one of these, Kew, now playing in Premier C. Maybe this is ambitious strategy but achievable. Hawthorn and Glen Eira have clearly been the two outstanding teams in Division 3 and this was showcased with dominant performances on the weekend. Hawthorn have been a club who has sat in Divisions 3 and 4 for most of their history but they have been building over the past five years and this promotion is well deserved. Glen Eira have gone through various incarnations and the latest partnership with Monash Gryphons has borne fruit immediately. They deserve success after a few barren years. Preston Bullants commenced in Division 4 in 2013 and immediately earnt promotion coming from sixth after the home and away season. They have become a finals specialist winning the Division 3 premiership in 2014. Two years in Division 2 before winning both finals on the way to this weekend’s Grand Final. Four years in the VAFA and a chance at winning a third flag. It has been a frustrating time for Old Geelong since being relegated from Premier C in 2010. In the previous four years they have lost three preliminary finals so it was with a great deal of relief that they finally got the win on the weekend and are back in the Premier Sections. There may be something building at OGs and they along with Old Mentonians will be welcome additions to that section.
Mazenod and Caulfield were both relegated from Premier B this year and finished on top of the Premier C ladder. Mazenod ran out convincing winners on the weekend and have bounced straight back. Caulfield will need to regroup under former Big V coach Simon Williams, when they do battle with Peninsula. The Pirates seniors have never won a senior premiership nor been as high as Premier B. A huge match in their 37 year history. Congratulations to St Bede’s Mentone Tigers who lasted two years in Premier B before winning promotion on Saturday. Beaumaris were undefeated in the first half the season and clearly the best team in Premier B. Since then they have played ten matches for five wins and five losses. They take on Old Scotch who have found some form of late winning their past five. One of these relegated Premier clubs will be rewarded with a ticket in the Premier section. It was a tense match at Sportscover Arena on Sunday with the loser out of Old Xaverians and University Blacks eliminated. Well done to Old Xaverians who get the opportunity to continue their finals campaign against University Blues on Sunday. Old Trinity were magnificent on Saturday, particularly in the second quarter where they gained the ascendancy and won the right to play in their second consecutive William Buck Premier Grand Final at IKON Park. Cut throat finals have that added pressure and this was clearly evident on the weekend. I have enjoyed the two Preliminary Final model that the AFL introduced and I believe this works even better in the VAFA with the two winners, apart from the Premier Section, earning the double prize of a Grand Final berth and promotion. Good luck to all those playing in the fourteen VAFA Grand Finals on the weekend. COVER: Old Scotch in action during 2016.
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THE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION September 10, 2016 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016
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WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER
Nick Armistead
@NickArmistead
DEFENCE VS. OFFENCE Six goals from Brendan Goss led Old Xaverians to a thrilling 15-point come-from-behind victory over University Blacks at Sportscover Arena. Trailing at every break throughout the day and by as much as four goals 16 minutes into the third term, Xavs mounted their comeback via controlled possession and defensive pressure in a sensational fourth term performance. Four unanswered majors in the final quarter solidified the Xavs’ victory as Tyson Thomas and John Shaw led the charge from the midfield. Shaw engaged in a competitive one-on-one battle with Blacks big man, Josh Steadman, in the first half but managed to wrestle back the momentum and give first use to the Xavs midfielders. Despite getting a number of opportunities to close the gap late in the fourth term, the Blacks were unable to penetrate their own forward 50 as Dan Noonan and Nick Wynne intercepted everything which came their way. Matt Handley (three) and Thomas (two) added five for the Xavs as Goss put on a forward line masterclass. The wide expanses of Sportscover gave him more freedom to get on the lead and he rarely made a mistake with the set shot from beyond 45m. The Blacks were irrepressible for the first three quarters as Hugh Curnow starred with a bevy of disposals and elite ball use. Matthew O’Brien popped up for three goals and loomed as the genuine x-factor, while Brent Sheahan got better as the match progressed. Xavs will now meet University Blues in next week’s preliminary final after they went down to Old Trinity by 61 points yesterday. Old Trinity will get a chance at redemption in this year’s William Buck Premier Grand Final after they booked their spot in the big dance with a comprehensive 61-point victory against University Blues at Sportscover Arena. After an even first term with just one point separating the two sides, the T’s piled on nine goals to one in the second as Brendan Iezzi, Ben Howell and Andrew 2
Kyriacopoulos gave constant delivery to the T’s power-packed forward line. Iezzi was particularly outstanding as he won clearances, tackled ferociously and pumped the ball inside 50. Luther Juric was electric as he sent through three goals in the second-term blitz, while Seb Nicolosi and Alex Polidoros added to their totals. Ed Weatherson continued his stellar season as top-scorer with four goals for the T’s, while Tim Gaeppen and Cam Williams registered two each for the Blues. Marc James found plenty of the sherrin as he claimed ownership over the far wing, while Dan Batarilo and Clayton Hinkley fought hard for the Blues. They will now face the winner of Old Xaverians and University Blacks in next week’s preliminary final, while the T’s rest up ahead of their second consecutive shot at their first William Buck Premier cup. University Blues and Old Xaverians will lock horns in what is going to be nothing short of sensational. The Blues will not give up nine goals as they did in the second term against the T’s and the Xavs will likely not fall behind for the first three quarters. Defence vs offence. Kobe vs Duncan. Goss vs Cuningham. Shaw vs Williams. The wide expanses of Sportscover will fall into the Xavs’ hands, but when you average 57 points against throughout the home and away fixture, you’re doing something right. Quinton Gleeson is a genius and his attention to detail will fix any holes evident against the T’s. Ted Woodruff and Pat Hawkins have taken the Xavs from a mid-tier team in the first five rounds to the form side of the second half of the season. Game on.
TIP Old Xaverians v University Blues
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TEAM OF THE YEAR FB HB C HF FF FOLL INT: COACH
Will Johnson (Coll) Hugh Vickers-Willis (Blues) Luke Pacconi (OT) – VC Nick Wynne (OX) Tom Humphrey (DLS) Sam Williams (DLS) Tom Paule (OM) Bede Mahon (Blacks) – C Jake Williams (DLS) Sam Cust (OC) Tom Penberthy (Coll) Al Armstrong (OM) Lochie Dornauf (Blacks) Matt Handley (OX) Brendan Goss (OX) Nick De Steiger (OM) Andrew Kyriacopoulos (OT) Tom Sullivan (StB) Will Coates (SKOB), Jeremy Mugavin (Blues), Callum Pohl (OT), Adam Pitt (Blacks) Adam Andrews (OT)
CANTERBURY FOOTBALL CLUB NORTH BRUNSWICK FC
Applications are invited for the following positions at NBFC:
is seeking applications for the following Division 3 coaching positions in 2017. Senior and Reserve Coaching Position All applications are accepted in strict confidence. Please forward applications or expressions of interest to club secretary Sue Bach. Email: secretary@canterburyfootball.club Phone: 0438 191 165 Applications close 5pm Tuesday 20th September 2016.
WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER
After a successful year in 2015 and an influx of new talent in 2016, North Brunswick FC are looking to appoint Senior and Reserves coaches that will lead us into an exciting future and build a strong bond with our talented playing group. With a good mixture of older and younger players the Bulls are ready for success being led by a dynamic coaching group and support staff. Applications should include coaching experience, accreditation and philosophy. Please send applications and any requests for further information to Trevor Ackland at northbrunswickfc@gmail.com.
Applications close 5.00pm, Friday 26th August
LAST ROUND
Old Trinity Gr 2.2, 11.3, 15.5, 18.9 (117) University Blues 2.1, 3.2, 6.4, 8.8 (56) GOALS, Old Trinity Gr: E. Weatherson 4, S. Nicolosi 3, L. Juric 3, J. Osborn 2, A. Polidoros 2, J. Spassopoulos 2, C. Manoussakis 1, B. Iezzi 1 University Blues: C. Williams 2, T. Geappen 2, D. Batarilo 1, C. Tiller 1, C. Hinkley 1, T. Quinn 1 BEST, Old Trinity Gr: B. Iezzi, A. Kyriacopoulos, L. Juric, H. Thompson, B. Howell, C. Pohl University Blues: M. James, D. Batarilo, C. Hinkley, W. Cuningham, C. Williams, P. Summers Old Xaverians 2.3, 6.4, 10.8, 14.9 (93) University Blacks 5.2, 8.7, 11.11, 11.12 (78) GOALS, Old Xaverians: B. Goss 6, M. Handley 3, T. Thomas 2, T. Williams 1, C. Johnston 1, T. Johnston 1 University Blacks: M. O’Brien 3, J. Quaile 2, H. Curnow 2, N. Batten 2, L. Dornauf 2 BEST, Old Xaverians: B. Goss, D. Noonan, T. Thomas, J. Shaw, L. Tiernan, T. Johnston University Blacks: H. Curnow, M. O’Brien, J. Steadman, B. Sheahan, H. Allen, L. Huntington
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SENIOR COACH RESERVES COACH
PREMIER RESERVE
St Kevins 1.2, 5.5, 11.7, 14.9 (93) Old Trinity Gr 1.2, 3.3, 3.3, 5.5 (35) GOALS, St Kevins: Z. Ginies 4, S. Kennedy 3, F. Keely 1, Z. Carter 1, J. Tighe 1, J. Dimattina 1, T. Quinlan 1, P. Karageorgiou 1, R. Stagg 1 Old Trinity Gr: S. Joyce 2, S. Murphy 1, T. Mitchell 1, S. Meighan 1 BEST, St Kevins: Z. Ginies, T. Cunningham, P. Karageorgiou, F. Keely, R. Stagg, S. Kennedy Old Trinity Gr: A. Coughlin, B. Barratt, M. Cooper, C. Rae, C. Riggs, L. Robertson Old Xaverians 4.3, 6.6, 6.8, 10.8 (68) University Blues 3.0, 4.3, 7.6, 8.7 (55) GOALS, Old Xaverians: J. Hannan 3, M. Peric 2, H. Batten 2, J. Barlow 1, P. Tiernan 1, M. Douglas 1 University Blues: J. Wood 3, D. Cumming 2, A. Wettenhall 1, L. Wardle 1, W. Blakey 1 BEST, Old Xaverians: L. Bisset, J. Pintal, H. Batten, J. Kelliher, E. Lachal, J. Hannan University Blues: D. Heinz, D. Cumming, A. Wettenhall, T. Girdwood, E. Ratcliffe, J. Wood
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PREMIER B
David Chalmers
@DAChalmers81
WHO WILL JOIN ST BEDE’S IN WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER? Four teams entered the battlefield that is Premier B finals footy and only three came out the other side. Well done to St Bede’s/Mentone who were the first to claim a Grand Final berth as well as a spot in the William Buck Premier section in 2017 with their 27-point win over Beaumaris. They will be joined by either the Sharks or Old Scotch after the Cardinals came from behind in the last quarter to hold off a determined Monash Blues unit by seven points.
BEAUMARIS (1ST) V ST BEDE’S/MENTONE (2ND) Both Beaumaris and St Bede’s/Mentone had similar paths to the finals. After being relegated from Premier section, the Sharks wasted no time indicating that they fully intended to climb back up asap. They went undefeated through the first half of the season, with a draw against Fitzroy their only blemish. Although they were tested several times in the later rounds, they never dropped out of the top two and finished up the top of the tree. The Tigers got off to a slow start with a couple of early losses, but seven wins in a row through the middle rounds catapulted them into the upper echelons and they spent the second half of the season in the top two, trading places with Beaumaris. Their four point loss to Monash in Round 18 meant they relinquished the minor premiership. The two sides first met back in Round 4 and the Sharks took a six goal win, but the Tigers got their revenge in Round 11 snatching a one-point heart-stopper. Chris Richards got the Tigers off to a great start after a blistering tackle from Michael Barnes allowed the ball to spill out and he finished it off. Beaumaris had the next three scoring shots but couldn’t find the big sticks, and the Tigers joined in with a couple of behinds of their own. Drew Kelly finally broke through for the Sharks, finishing well after Daniel Gribbin crashed the pack and Sam McBain put on a nice spin move. Patrick Hurst replied for the Tigers a couple of minutes later, a neat little sidestep allowing him space to finish a nice goal on the run. Alex Smout took a strong contested mark and converted the set shot, giving the Tigers a two goal lead at quarter time. The second term was all Beaumaris, although they once again took a long time to find the goals with misses from Lachlan Boyd, Gribbin, Matthew Petering and Josh Ward. McBain finished off a chain of handballs at the 18-minute mark and was soon 4
followed by goals from Gribbin and Milne as the Sharks kept the Tigers goalless for the quarter and took a ten-point lead into half time. Jaryd Robertson scored first for the Tigers after the break and Beaumaris added another couple of behinds before Gribbin took a strong contested mark and scored the Sharks first, extending their lead to two goals. The Tigers fought back with goals to Erish Uthayakumar, Paul Wintle and Barnes, restoring the lead, before a late goal to Stephen Milne made it a one-point game at three-quarter time. The scoring end to this point had been the City End, and the Sharks looked to continue that trend when they found Milne one-on-one in front of goal twice in the first five minutes and he kicked goals both times, giving Beaumaris the ascendancy. However, the Tigers managed to reverse the momentum, starting with a great tackle to Barnes who was rewarded and converted the free kick. George Rowlands and Uthayakumar followed soon after, but a Milne goal halfway through the term brought the margin back to three points. In the end the Tigers finished with a rush, with goals to Barnes, Robertson, Josh Cowan and Uthayakumar in the last ten minutes allowing them to run away with a 27-point win and, as a result, a week off, a Grand Final berth and a spot in William Buck Premier.
OLD SCOTCH (3RD) V MONASH (4TH) Old Scotch and Monash might have finished with the same win-loss record, but they got there in very different ways. The Cardinals spent the first half of the season in the top two, but five losses in six games late in the season saw them having to fight for a finals spot. Premier B newcomers Monash lost their first three games and were cellar-dwellers early on before eight wins from their last ten games saw them barge into the top four in the second half of the season. However, they weren’t the only ones, and found themselves needing to beat top team St Bede’s/Mentone in the last round to progress to finals action. The Blues got up in a four point thriller, ensuring fourth place and a sudden-death elimination final against Old Scotch. The season series is tied at 1-1. Old Scotch won their Round 2 encounter by 41 points before Monash squared the ledger in Round 13 with a two-point victory. Much like the game the previous day, both sides took a long time to find the goals and it was the team wearing blue who struggled the most, with THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016
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Monash adding three early behinds before Tim Macmillan nailed a set shot from the boundary to open the Cardinals account 17 minutes into the contest. Max Van den Broek added another one a minute later before Andre Headberry took a ‘speccy’ and converted the set shot for the Blues. Van den Broek marked a Monash kick-in and kicked a late goal, giving the Scotchies a ten point lead. The second term was an even contest, with the Old Scotch lead remaining in single-digits for most of the time. It was goal-for-goal early on, with Nick Cox taking a contested mark and kicking truly in between goals to Nick Petering and Macgregor Cameron. James Sansom marked from a Monash kick-in and slotted the goal, but a late one from Nick McConville brought the margin back to three points at half time. Scoring dried up in the third quarter, with just three goals kicked and the last score for the quarter was at the 17-minute mark. Jono Daggian was rewarded for a great tackle at the top of the goal square. Lachlan Byrne-Jones drew the ire of the Monash fans when he dropped a simple mark in his defensive area, allowing Cameron Pither to pounce and get one back for the Blues. Hayden Calway took a contested mark and nailed the set shot, giving the
Cardinals a two goal lead. I had to leave at three-quarter time and even though OId Scotch seemed to be in control, I had a feeling I’d probably miss the best quarter of the match. As both teams entered the final term playing to keep their season alive, the intensity and tempo lifted and the small crowd came to life. Monash found an extra gear and kicked the first three goals of the quarter through McConville, Maddison Hardiman and Liam Darcy. At the 26-minute mark, Old Scotch hadn’t kicked a goal and the Blues had the lead and all the momentum. However, there was another twist in this tale when James Bowden marked inside 50 and nailed the goal, bringing the scores level. A couple of minutes later Ben Whitfort was caught holding the ball in the backline and Daggian kicked truly, somehow giving Old Scotch the lead. Sansom kicked a point at the 30-minute mark and the Cardinals had put the game out of Monash’s reach, ending their season and setting up a Prelim final showdown with Beaumaris.
TEAM OF THE YEAR FB:
Lachlan Byrne-Jones (Old S)
Gerard Gillian (Monash)
Richard Atkins (Hampton)
HB:
Nick Marks (Ajax)
Jaryd Robertson (St B/M)
James Paul (Old H)
C:
Brad Caplan (Ajax)
Charlie Dillon (Park)
Harry Hill (Old B)
HF:
Nathan Smith (Hampton)
Daniel Bisetto (Fitzroy)
Michael Barnes (St B/M)
FF:
David Fayman (Ajax)
Daniel Anthony (Old B)
Nick Petering (Monash)
Foll:
Charlie Rossetti (Monash)
Matthew Petering (Beau)
Robert Cathcart (Beau)
INT:
James Tyquin (St B/M), Jack Bull (Old S), Gene Van Den Broek (Old S), Stephen Milne (Beau)
PREMIER B
LAST ROUND
St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC 3.4, 3.4, 7.5, 14.8 (92) Beaumaris FC 1.4, 4.8, 6.10, 9.11 (65) GOALS, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC: E. Uthayakumar 3, M. Barnes 3, J. Robertson 2, C. Richards 1, P. Wintle 1, P. Hurst 1, J. Cowan 1, A. Smout 1, G. Rowlands 1 Beaumaris FC: S. Milne 5, D. Gribbin 2, D. Kelly 1, S. McBain 1 BEST, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC: J. Cayhan, S. Richards, B. O’Toole, M. Barnes, J. Robertson, D. Garside Beaumaris FC: M. Petering, S. Milne, T. Cumming, S. Gower, W. Gillespie Old Scotch 3.2, 5.4, 7.7, 9.11 (65) Monash Blues 1.4, 4.7, 5.7, 8.10 (58) GOALS, Old Scotch: J. Daggian 2, M. van den Broek 2, J. Bowden 1, T. Macmillan 1, H. Calway 1, J. Sansom 1, N. Cox 1 Monash Blues: N. McConville 2, M. Hardiman 1, M. Cameron 1, C. Pither 1, N. Petering 1, A. Headberry 1, L. Darcy 1 BEST, Old Scotch: A. van Ryn, G. van den Broek , C. Dixon, T. Macmillan, J. Long, A. Franetic Monash Blues: K. Mason, T. Cameron, D. Easson, M. Cameron, L. Darcy, A. Oppy
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PREMIER B RESERVE
Beaumaris FC 2.4, 4.6, 9.7, 12.9 (81) Old Scotch 1.2, 3.4, 8.6, 10.7 (67) GOALS, Beaumaris FC: T. Woolnough 3, M. Howes 3, J. Smith 2, T. Pritchard 2, D. Pritchard 1, E. Harris 1 Old Scotch: E. Furey 3, W. Carroll 2, B. Morley 2, M. Davis 1, J. Nikolovski 1, A. Hummerston 1 BEST, Beaumaris FC: M. Howes, L. Howes, N. Loucaides, R. Bennett, D. Pritchard, T. Woolnough Old Scotch: J. Daggian, C. Melville, J. Davis, S. Neil, J. Nikolovski, W. Carroll St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC 3.3, 4.10, 8.13, 9.17 (71) Parkdale Vultures 1.1, 2.1, 5.3, 9.7 (61) GOALS, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC: D. Holden 2, T. Jeans 2, M. Caia 2, M. Coen 1, J. Heron 1, L. Terrell 1 Parkdale Vultures: D. Price 2, M. Dickie 1, C. Giosis 1, S. Sullivan 1, M. O’Donnell 1, D. Glascott 1, J. Le Breton 1, J. Lay 1 BEST, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers AFC: J. Heron, M. Kent, L. Stutterd, C. McCready, N. Seeber, J. Dawes Parkdale Vultures: R. Meade, S. Kelleher, S. Sullivan, D. Atkins, M. Dickie, W. McGowan
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PREMIER C
Christian Burgess
“NODDERS AWAITING A CHALLENGER” It’s been an incredible season once again in Premier C. Each week, no team were guaranteed a victory and every side were made to earn their four points. It made for an exceptionally exciting finish to the home and away season before the finals action began. The finals lived up to all expectations, except one. Mazenod far exceeded my expectations and have become immediate favourites for the Premiership. They completely blew Caulfield out of the water, defeating them by 83 points. Mazenod were not missing any opportunities this September, making an immediate impact from the first bounce. The Nodders on the day could only be described as, ON. They did not miss a beat, completely controlling the ball and playing on their own terms for the entirety of the four quarters. Caulfield missed their chance early to remain in the contest before the Nodders kicked away to a 23 point lead at quarter time. But this would be the closest the Fields got for the remainder of the day, thanks to another sensational performance by Robert Mann and well helped by Jaydyn Hill. The Fields were held goalless in the second term as the Nodders piled on another 3.5 to extend their lead beyond 40 points. The Fields scoring drought was broken in the third term as they managed another two goals bringing their game tally to 3.8 but it was the Nodders midfield dominance that proved too strong, feeding their forwards. Bradley Kovac, Rees Thomas and Thomas Cincotta kicked truly, captaliusing on the forward entries, finishing with three goals each, followed by six other goal kickers. It was a forgettable performance from the Fields who finished the game with 4.13 and an 83 point loss, and will now face the Pirates for a second chance at a Grand Final. The Nodders will now enjoy a weekend off, resting up and no doubt be in attendance at Trevor Barker Oval, examining their Premierships threats. Peninsula were superb on Sunday as they ran out 26 point winners against Old Ivanhoe 6
Grammarians at Box Hill City Oval. The Pirates were electric with their run and carry, constantly cutting open the Old Ivanhoe’s defence. The Pirates switched the ball at every opportunity and through the pace off their half backs and wings, were virtually unstoppable with their ball movement. Despite a dominant first term from the Pirates and the Hoes unable to kick out of their defensive 50, along with eight scoring shots to one, it was only a 17 point margin at quarter time. With the Hoes only managing two goals to half time, the Pirates felt somewhat safe with a 21 point lead at the main break, but the Hoes weren’t done with yet. Brilliant tap work from Dave Bruno gave midfielders Sean Everington and Michael Del Monte first touch and electrifying clearances to fight back from their deficit. Adrian Del Monte was clever up forward, setting up teammates when not kicking one of his four goals as the Hoes gave him most of the forward 50 to work with. Pirate captain Stu Grigg, kicked a crucial goal in the third term, to keep the Pirates in the lead. A correct decision was made after the siren by the umpires to not allow a goal to the Pirates during the third term break, leaving only a 6 point lead to the Pirates after the Hoes gallant fightback. With the last quarter determining next weekend or not, the game went up a notch. The Pirates simply out played the Hoes and looked to execute their style of movement far more efficiently in the final term, sticking to their structures and rarely panicking. Chris Johnson’s injuries and niggles seemed to get the better of him, sitting out the last 10mins of play, as the Hoes faced a tough comeback now a man down. The Pirates seemed to read the play better, getting numbers back for the Hoes kick down the line, switching play and giving their forwards superb entry. 26 points was the final siren margin, as the Pirates now face Caulfield at Trevor Barker Oval.
MY TIP Peninsula Pirates to defeat Caulfield by 17 points.
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TEAM OF THE YEAR FF: HF: C: HB: FB: F: INT: Coach: Capt:
Adrian Del Monte (OIG) Aaron Cloke (OAK) Stefan Barbour (PEN) Thomas Kanz (OCG) Andrew Brazzale (KEW) Louis O’Keefe (CAU) James Moignard (PEN) Will Barker (CAU) Nick Thomas (MAZ) Luke Gogis (ORM) Mal Mitris (OIG) Dean Izon (MAZ) Tom Feldgen (PEN) Brad Schurman (PEN) Jackson Small (CAU) Nicholas Fisher (PEN) S Welsford (MAZ) Ben Hart (OCG) Liam Kinsella (KEW) Tim Nixon (CAU) Dave Bruno (OIG) Jonathan Blanch (MAR) Simon Williams (CAU) Mal Mitris (OIG)
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PREMIER C
LAST ROUND
Mazenod OC 5.4, 8.9, 13.9, 18.12 (120) Caulfield Gr 1.5, 1.5, 3.8, 4.13 (37) GOALS, Mazenod OC: T. Cincotta 3, R. Thomas 3, B. Kovac 3, A. Taun-Henderson 2, L. Riley 2, N. Thomas 2, J. Murdock 1, B. Phibbs 1, S. Welsford 1 Caulfield Gr: W. Barker 1, W. Osborn 1, L. O’Keefe 1, T. Thompson 1 BEST, Mazenod OC: R. Mann, J. Hill, L. Riley, S. Welsford, N. Gentile, B. Kovac Caulfield Gr: T. Thompson, T. Green, L. Everett, J. Wallace, J. Presnell Peninsula OB 2.6, 5.8, 6.12, 10.16 (76) Old Ivanhoe Gr 0.1, 2.5, 6.6, 7.8 (50) GOALS, Peninsula OB: S. Grigg 3, S. Glenn 2, A. Marshall 1, W. Crowder 1, G. Fletcher 1, S. Barbour 1, J. Moignard 1 Old Ivanhoe Gr: A. Del Monte 4, R. Skok 1, L. Oliver 1, M. Ferguson 1 BEST, Peninsula OB: B. Schuurman, S. Glenn, N. Fisher, J. Fletcher, B. Southam, J. Moignard Old Ivanhoe Gr: S. Geilings, L. Oliver, D. Bruno, A. Paine, M. Mitris, S. Everington
Barry Leigh Cassidy Matthews
PREMIER C RESERVE
Mazenod OC 2.1, 2.3, 7.3, 9.4 (58) Caulfield Gr 2.1, 5.5, 7.5, 8.8 (56) GOALS, Mazenod OC: F. Palleschi 2, D. Hayes 2, P. Rozanitis 2, J. Sharp 1, B. Woods 1, J. Trounce 1 Caulfield Gr: D. Simic 2, S. Wood 2, C. Mengler-Francis 1, H. Mills 1, T. Stewart 1, W. Conly 1 Caulfield Gr: W. Conly, C. Mengler-Francis, L. Holmes, A. Burge, J. Gray, J. Anderson Williamstown CYMS 1.3, 6.4, 8.9, 14.10 (94) Ormond AFC 1.2, 2.5, 3.8, 4.11 (35) GOALS, Williamstown CYMS: R. Joy 3, Z. Read 2, B. Hynes 2, N. Bratby 2, B. Carvalho 1, L. Moore 1, G. Daaboul 1, M. Venosta 1, S. Raunik 1 Ormond AFC: N. Houghton 2, D. Brosnan 1, D. Robbins 1 BEST, Williamstown CYMS: M. McLaughlin, J. Gialamatzis, J. Venosta, N. Bratby, R. Danaher, Z. Read Ormond AFC: M. Pappas, O. Lack, L. Anrep, N. Houghton, D. Riazah-Kesheh, D. Casey
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Richard Evans, VAFA Life Member - On Saturday I was Duty Officer at the Ajax v Preston Bullants Under 19 Preliminary Final. With little more than ten minutes left to play and only eight points separating the teams a heavy collision took place between an Ajax player and Tom Beck of Preston. Tom came off worst with cuts to his face and very severely concussed. Without care for the state of the match Ajax’s Reece Israel immediately assisted Tom. He helped him to his feet and tried to get him to the boundary line out of harm’s way and made certain he was O.K
Send any FTLOTG stories to chriatianw@vafa.com.au by midday on Monday.
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SPORTSMANSHIP ALIVE AND WELL IN VAFA In the hurly burly of Football---and indeed life, it is these spontaneous acts of Sportsmanship, and human decency that reinforces what our game is about and what epitomises Amateur Football. As a former Board Member and President of our Association I was proud of what I witnessed. Indeed the VAFA, the Ajax Football Club, Reece and his family should be equally proud for such a demonstration of Sportsmanship. Tom was taken by Ambulance and I am advised he is thankfully O.K. with no major problems.
OLD SCOTCH FOOTBALL CLUB The OSFC has played in the VAFA in Premier A Grade continuously for the previous 38 years until 2016 at which time we were demoted to Premier B. We have a very young playing list with 3 senior and 2 Under 19 teams, a healthy feeder program, a supportive committee and excellent facilities at Camberwell Sports Ground. We now seek applications and expressions of interest for the following positions from coaches who are experienced and highly motivated to develop our players and return the Club to Premier A Grade.
SENIOR COACH RESERVES COACH 3RDS COACH UNDER 19 COACH – PREMIER GRADE UNDER 19 COACH – RESERVE
Minimum Level 1 Coaching - Senior Accreditation required Please forward applications or expressions of interest which will be treated in strict confidence to:
OSFC President, Peter Warner E. peterwarner12@gmail.com M. 0418 523 384
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SENIOR COACH WANTED Are you looking to take that next step in your coaching career from junior football to seniors? Maybe you’re a Reserves coach ready to take on the top job? Or are you an experienced senior coach looking to get back into the game? If this sounds like you then the Manningham Cobras Football Club could be the place for you to achieve your goals. Affiliated with the Victorian Amateur Football Association, the Club just missed the finals in 2016 and is looking for someone who can help us achieve finals success. The Manningham Cobras FC is an AFL Quality Club and Good Sports Club located in Bulleen. We are a well-managed Club with great clubrooms, new lights, fantastic playing surface, excellent training support staff and good people. For a detailed Position Description or to discuss this opportunity further please contact President Noel Bullen on 0418 222 488 manninghamcobras@hotmail.com.
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FINALS FIXTURES: Saturday 10 September Competition
Home Team
Away Team
Time
Venue
Premier B
Beaumaris
Old Scotch
2:10
Sportscover Arena
Premier B Reserve
Old Scotch
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers
11:50
Sportscover Arena
U19 Section 3
Collegians
Ormond
9:30
Sportscover Arena
Premier C
Caulfield Gr
Peninsula OB
2:10
Trevor Barker Oval
Premier C Reserve
Caulfield Gr
Williamstown CYMS
11:50
Trevor Barker Oval
U19 Section 2
Parkdale Vultures
Caulfield
9:30
Trevor Barker Oval
Division 1
Old Mentonians
Old Geelong
2:20
Coburg
Division 1 Reserve
St Mary’s Salesian
PEGS
11:50
Coburg
U19 Section 5
De La Salle
Parkside
9:15
Coburg
Division 2
St Johns
Preston Bullants
2:20
Casey Fields
Division 2 Reserve
MHSOB
West Brunswick
11:30
Casey Fields
Division 4
Westbourne Gr
Point Cook
2:20
St Bernards
Division 4 Reserve
Westbourne Gr
Point Cook
11:30
St Bernards
Competition
Home Team
Away Team
Time
Venue
William Buck Premier
University Blues
Old Xaverians
2:10
Sportscover Arena
Premier Reserve
University Blues
St Kevins OB
11:50
Sportscover Arena
Premier Thirds
St Kevins OB Gold
Old Xaverians Black
9:30
Sportscover Arena
Division 3
Hawthorn
Glen Eira
2:20
Coburg
Division 3 Reserve
Glen Eira
Swinburne University
11:30
Coburg
U19 Premier
St Kevins
Beaumaris
2:20
Trevor Barker Oval
U19 Premier Reserve
Old Xaverians
St Kevin’s
11:50
Trevor Barker Oval
U19 Section 4
Old Haileybury
AJAX
9:15
Trevor Barker Oval
Sunday 11 September
THERRY PENOLA AFC
Therry Penola AFC – Division 1 VAFA Affiliated is seeking applications for the following coaching positions in season 2017
Seniors, Reserves, Thirds and Under 19 ‘s (Playing or Non Playing) To receive a copy of the position descriptions please contact:
Gerard Biddlestone, President gerard.biddlestone@coateshire.com.au or 0417309316 Applications Close 30/September/2016
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GRILL’D RISING STAR 2016 GRILL’D RISING STAR SHORTLIST: After a thorough deliberation process, the six nominees shortlisted to win the 2016 Grill’d Rising Star Award are in. Those shortlisted and in the running to take out the coveted award are Mitch Hughes (St Bernard’s), Harry Hill (Old Brighton), Tom Fisher (Old Brighton), Christian Carnovale (Hampton Rovers), Luke Gogis (Ormond) and Jack Holden (St Kevin’s). The
Rising Star Award has long been an accurate prelude of future football success, with previous winners including two-time Woodrow Medallist Brendan Iezzi (2007), VFL listed players James Fletcher (2015), Anthony Scott (2014) and Nick Wynne (2009) and AFL player Dan Nicholson (2010).
MITCH HUGHES (ST BERNARD’S) What the club said: “Some of Mitch’s strengths include being a strong one-on-one player, displaying great pressure and defence, can kick on both sides of his body with accuracy and he is known for laying strong tackles and feeding the hand ball out.”
CHRISTIAN CARNOVALE (HAMPTON ROVERS) What the club said: “He made his senior debut in 2014 and featured in the premiership that year. Despite his age, Christian is renowned as a leader both on and off the field, and as such was announced in the leadership group this year. Carny is a beast in the midfield, attacks the ball and lays a strong tackle.”
HARRY HILL (OLD BRIGHTON) What the club said: “Harry‘s reputation preceded him and when he weaved through a pack and goaled for the third time against the Rovers in Round 3, to set up a seven goal lead at half-time, we knew we were looking at our next champion.”
TOM FISHER (OLD BRIGHTON) What the club said: “Tom uses the ball beautifully and loves to take a big mark, often sliding across a pack as he did in the goal square at Hampton earlier in the season, to kick the sealer against the Rovers. He is one of several youngsters thrust into leadership roles after the retirements of so many of our players, but his courage and skill is quickly establishing him as one of our most valued players and clubmen. “
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LUKE GOGIS (ORMOND) What the club said: “He plays a similar brand to Joel Selwood showing courage and silk skills. Luke’s strengths include being a strong contested footballer, he has high work rate and is efficient by foot. He is renowned at the club for his tackling pressure and defensive skills. He has played TAC and Frankston VFL and has stood up at all these levels.”
JACK HOLDEN (ST KEVIN’S) What the club said: “Jack plays a lot like Steele Sidebottom as he tends to find good space and has the ability to play in a number of roles. He reads the play and understands the game very well.”
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All milestones to christian@vafa.com.au by Monday noon. Please supply a picture or Milestones reserves the right to find one on the web. GAMES
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VAFA CONGRATULATES YOU IN REACHING THE MILESTONE
Congratulations from all at the Old Mentonians to Luke Hull who plays his 150th game for the Panthers in today’s Division 1 Grand Final. Luke has been an outstanding player in both the under 19 and senior teams since he became the Old Mentonians’ 1003rd player in 2008. Highly skilled player, Luke can, and has, played in a variety of positions, and has excelled wherever he has played. Luke was the Panthers’ Club Champion in 2012, and his good form this year has contributed to the O.M.F.C gaining promotion. Here’s hoping for a double celebration today Luke - well done.
WHITEFRIARS FOOTBALL CLUB (VAFA Division 1) Applications are invited for the following coaching positions for the 2017 Season in a playing or non-playing capacity.
• • • • • •
Senior Coach (current coach not re-applying) Assistant Senior Coach (x2) Reserves Coach Assistant Reserves Coach Under 19 Coach Assistant Under 19 Coach
Please provide a covering letter outlining your experience with applications closing Monday 26th of September. All applications will be treated with the strictest of confidence. Forward Applications or Enquiries to: Norman Elliott President (E) norman@herongate.com.au (M) 0407 156 779
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DIVISION 1
Tom Feldgen
@tfeldgen
FIFTH AND FINAL FIGHT Old Mentonians and Old Geelong will meet for the fifth time this season after the Oggers downed PEGS by 40 points to book themselves a spot in the Division 1 Grand Final and Premier C in 2017. It is the dream finale. After one of the most unpredictable seasons in VAFA history the two best teams in the division meet once again in what will be a battle for the ages. After their four encounters this season it is two a piece. Isn’t it fitting that we have a decider of such epic proportions? A slight breeze was the only factor preventing perfect conditions at Bill Lawry Oval on Sunday and it was the Ogs that played the conditions best all day long. The first half was largely controlled by Old Geelong, yet poor conversion cost them dearly as it did in their previous final against the Panthers. The 25-point half-time margin flattered PEGS and they did their chances no harm in the third stanza with a clinical five goals straight. 22-points was the margin going into the last. There was a pulse for the boys from the runway. Unfortunately for them their hope was short lived as the Ogs ran away, broke the lines, moved the ball exquisitely by hand and produced six final quarter goals to book themselves a well-earned spot in the big dance. Former Cat and team of the year midfielder George Burbury was the star of the show with a bag of five in a dominant display. Jock Grimshaw and Ryan Parsons added two crucial majors of their own. Another star Ogger Colby O’Brien was absolutely everywhere, Sandon James played his role to perfection and under 19 revelation Harry Morrison showed he is well and truly worthy of a spot in the Oggers finals outfit and will provide much excitement moving forward. It was a disappointing day for PEGS as they were unable to bounce straight back up to Premier C following relegation in 2015. David Borg was the focal point up forward with three majors, Daniel Flaherty added two of his own and Cam Livori capped off an outstanding season with two majors 16
and the honour of being named PEGS best player on the big stage of a preliminary final. Brad Jones, Daniel Ryan and Jack Condon all fought valiantly. Another season in Division 1 waits for PEGS who will hope to go two wins better in 2017. Now… onto the big one. A pre-season dating back to November 2015, team bonding activities, gruelling time-trials, the marathon that is the 18 round home and away season and two weeks of finals footy all comes down to this weekend. Anything that has happened prior to this Saturday counts for nothing. This is what defines players; their performances on the big stage are what count. Coaches will demand players to stick to the game plan and structures, although it will be difficult for all not to get caught up in the emotion that comes with playing in the culminating fixture. Who will make a name for themselves? Who cares the most? Who wants it more? Who will stand up? All will be answered as these two proud clubs go head to head at Coburg City Oval. Both sides will need to go in with detailed plans to curtail the opposition superstars. For Old Geelong, George Burbury is the obvious one who will have a fair say in how close they get to holding up the cup. However, ball magnets Colby O’Brien and Hugh McKay will cause headaches as well. Josh Hutley will provide run and carry from the back half, Sam Youngman could bob up and kick a handful and of course the Panthers best defender simply has to go to the competitions premier centre half forward, Callum Wood. There will be plenty to think about for the Panthers. As there will be for the Ogs too. The Panthers line up is jam packed with match winners and their depth across the board has been an obvious strength all season. Dynamic forwards Kyle Conlon and Darcy Brown are perhaps where their greatest strength lies. These two are a dynamic duo that complements each other superbly. Cam Sharp has the ability to cut a side to pieces along the wing,
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Aaron Hodges provides fantastic rebound from defence and the rangy Dustan Mills is very hard to match up on and will cause serious qualms for the Ogs. It is fair to say both sides will have a lot on their plate all over the ground. The scene is set. I have no doubt this game will live up to all expectations. As has been the case for many fixtures this season it is a real toss of the coin match up. I can’t quite put my finger on it but I have a feeling the it is time for the Ogs to unleash, make a stand and head to Premier C with a flag under the belt. Old Geelong by four points for me!
Congratulations to both sides for all they have achieved throughout this enthralling season. It has been a pleasure to watch. Saturday will be no different.
GRAND FINAL Old Mentonians vs Old Geelong
TEAM OF THE YEAR FB:
Josh Hutley (Old Geelong)
Cameron Butler (St Mary’s Salesian)
Daniel Massarotti (Whitefriars)
HB:
Aaron Hodges (Old Mentonians)
Brenton Egglestone (Therry Penola)
James Kappos (Old Paradians)
C:
Cameron Livori (PEGS)
George Burbury (Old Geelong)
Cameron Sharp (Old Mentonians)
HF:
Kyle Conlon (Old Mentonians)
Callum Wood (Old Geelong)
Gerrard Bence (Brunswick NOBSPC)
FF:
Jamies Robbins (Prahran-Assumption)
Jarrod Bannister (Therry Penola)
Darcy Brown (Old Mentonians)
Foll: INT: COACH: CAPT:
Ruck: Robert Baddeley Colby O’Brien Sean Currie (PEGS) (Old Geelong) (Whitefriars) Mitch Lovell (Ivanhoe, Trent Skurrie (PEGS), Manny Dolan (St Mary’s Salesian), Reuben Blackmore-Moore (Ivanhoe) Luke Mahoney (Brunwick NOBSPC) Trent Skurrie (PEGS)
DIVISION 1
LAST ROUND
Old Geelong 2.6, 7.13, 11.16, 17.20 (122) PEGS Football Club 1.3, 4.6, 9.6, 12.10 (82) GOALS, Old Geelong: G. Burbury 5, R. Parsons 2, J. McMeel 2, J. Grimshaw 2, A. Bird 2, H. Morrison 1, C. Wood 1, S. Youngman 1, W. Sharp 1 PEGS Football Club: D. Borg 3, C. Livori 2, D. Flaherty 2, J. Young 1, R. Jones 1, R. Baddeley 1, T. Skurrie 1, M. Wilson 1 BEST, Old Geelong: C. O’Brien, H. Morrison , G. Burbury, S. James, H. McKay, J. Grimshaw PEGS Football Club: C. Livori, B. Jones, D. Ryan, J. Condon, D. Borg, R. Baddeley
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DIVISION 1 RESERVE
PEGS Football Club 2.1, 5.2, 9.3, 14.3 (87) Prahran Assumption AFC 4.3, 5.5, 8.8, 8.10 (58) GOALS, PEGS Football Club: J. Rogers 4, N. Bartram 3, L. Montgomery 2, C. Caminiti 1, A. Bell 1, A. Frazer 1, L. Fitzgerald 1, L. Sutawan 1 Prahran Assumption AFC: J. Hogarth 2, J. Rice 2, R. Ellis 1, T. Matherson 1, I. Vuli 1, W. Armstrong 1 BEST, PEGS Football Club: R. Troost, M. Troost, N. Bartram, J. Rogers, M. Nola, C. Caminiti Prahran Assumption AFC: J. Hogarth, J. Frydman, L. Kerr, T. Matherson, M. Bremner, J. Ancrum
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DIVISION 2
Jarryd McGuane
ST JOHNS OC V PRESTON BULLANTS Preston Bullants secured Division 1 football for 2017 and a Grand Final place as they defeated West Brunswick by 41 points at Garvey Oval. Coming into this game off defeating Yarra Valley OB, the Bullants remained that form with only inaccuracy keeping West Brunswick in touch. Preston put through 3.7 in the first to the Magpies 2.2 to lead by 11 points at the first change. Again the Bullants would kick more behinds than goals in the second quarter as both sides kicked 2.3 to have the margin remain at 11 points at the half. Coming out of the long break, West Brunswick had their chances to reduce the margin as they had more shots on target than the Bullants but no goals to two in the Bullants extended the lead to 20 points. The floodgates opened in the last as five final quarter Preston goals to one ended West Brunswick’s season a week earlier than they had hoped. Preston Bullants ruckman Nathan Parkes was the dominant tall on the field as he was ably supported by Alex Ricco, George Warton, Damon Marcon, plus Sean and Dean Calcedo. Damon Marcon was also the major goal kicker with three goals as they were shared throughout the side. Christopher Simpson remain valiant in defeat for West Brunswick alongside Evan Lloyd battling up back. Bill Irving was the Magpies only multiple goal kicker.
GRAND FINAL PREVIEW St Johns OC off their week off will face Preston Bullants with it all on the line. Despite being the class of the competition all season St Johns OC have split their season series with the Bullants, winning by 32 points at Thomas Carroll and the Bullants on top at W.R Ruthven by nine points. The JOC’s are the most rounded of the two sides and were rewarded with five players featuring of the team of the year sides. Captain Glenn
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Costas and fellow midfielder Corey Ely will be important creating impetus from the midfield for the JOC’s as they lead the pack of small but large body midfielders. Anthony Brannan will be tasked sparking run from the half backline with tall defender Dylan Webb needing to back up his impressive lock down performance against West Brunswick alongside John Ayama. Up forward Aaron Thornton is the obviously talking point as the Division’s leading goal kicker but Trent Edwards and Rohan Scott have stepped up of late to be a foil for St Johns. And the St Johns forward line will have to be at their best as Preston Bullants strength remains their defence with team of the year full back Reed Jepson more than likely going to try and lock down Thornton. They have a strong bodied midfield of their own with Damon Marcon and Dean Calcedo likely to even many contests with hopefully good supply from ruckman Nathan Parkes, who was stiff to miss the team of the year. Their forward line is a more even affair with Marcon kicking many as he rests forward and Jake Powell has stepped up as late. As it shapes up, defensively and through the midfield both sides are extremely strong and can’t see either side (injuries aside) taking complete dominance through these parts of the ground. Whereas up forward, Preston Bullants don’t seem to have the targets that can put on a massive burst on the scoreboard in comparison to St Johns OC trio. As a result, in a tight affair I believe that a few extra goals contributed by either Thornton, Edwards or Scott will be the difference.
TIP St Johns OC to defeat Preston Bullants by 15 points
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TEAM OF THE YEAR FB:
Brodie Mclaughlin (Bulleen/Templestowe)
Reed Jepson (Preston Bullants)
Andrew Villani (MHSOB)
HB:
Rex Gavan (MHSOB)
Evan Lloyd (West Brunswick)
Anthony Brannan (St Johns OC)
C:
Matt Holmes (West Brunswick)
Glenn Costas (St Johns OC)
Corey Ely (St Johns OC)
HF:
Damon Marcon (Preston Bullants)
Daniel Hill (Emmaus St Leos)
Paul Baranello (Emmaus St Leos)
FF:
Aaron Thornton (St Johns OC)
Ben Gill (Eltham Collegians)
Dylan Hamilton-Ho (MHSOB)
Foll: INT: COACH: CAPT:
Matthew Crooks Dean Calcedo Lachie Dickson (Eltham Collegians) (Preston Bullants) (Yarra Valley) Dylan Webb (St Johns OC), Ryan Pollard (Yarra Valley), Benjamin Trend (Yarra Valley), Joel Luis (Richmond Central) Angus Hamilton (West Brunswick) Glenn Costas (St Johns OC)
DIVISION 2
LAST ROUND
Preston Bullants 3.7, 5.10, 7.11, 12.14 (86) West Brunswick 2.2, 4.5, 4.9, 5.15 (45) GOALS, Preston Bullants: D. Marcon 3, J. Powell 2, M. Holmes 2, A. Marcon 1, N. Parkes 1, A. Ricco 1, S. Calcedo 1, N. Musso 1 West Brunswick: B. Irving 2, S. Devlin 1, L. Buckler 1, W. Dillon 1 BEST, Preston Bullants: N. Parkes, A. Ricco, G. Warton, D. Marcon, S. Calcedo, D. Calcedo West Brunswick: C. Simpson, E. Lloyd, A. Schipp, H. Paez, J. Nulty, B. Irving
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DIVISION 2 RESERVE
West Brunswick 3.3, 6.7, 7.11, 10.13 (73) Preston Bullants 0.3, 0.3, 2.5, 4.7 (31) GOALS, West Brunswick: K. Oppelaar 7, C. Naldrett 1, B. Kline 1, R. O’Kane 1 Preston Bullants: E. Scott 4 BEST, West Brunswick: R. Thompson, K. Oppelaar, O. Taylor, J. Taylor, B. Kline, J. Tennant Preston Bullants: S. Fleming, N. Spagnolo, D. Brooks, J. Higham, M. Wilson, K. Neil
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Ren Thompson
HAWKS AND SAINTS BOOK THEIR PLACE IN THE GRANNY
After the excitement of two semi-finals that were settled in the final quarters – one being settled in the final minutes – the preliminary round weekend games were all but over after the first quarter! After two thumping victories our grand finalists have been decided. Lets check out the games...
HAWTHORN AFC DEF. POWER HOUSE AFC Hawthorn has monstered their way to the Division 3 Grand Final with a 143-point demolition over Power House, 179-36, at St. Bernards College on a perfect Saturday afternoon. Powered by five-goal hauls to Jason Ince and Russell White the Hawks used a dominant first half performance to put the result beyond a shadow of doubt in a complete team effort. It was perhaps unfair that Power House’s season ended with such a whimper given the courage the club showed to reach the second week of the finals after entering as winners of seven straight games. The House continued to play with the ‘nothing to lose’ mentality that got them albeit surprisingly to this stage in the first place after their come from behind win over UHS-VU last weekend but it was no match for the Hawks. Hawthorn showcased their slick ball movement and outside running with Luke Piccolo and Sam Gold continuing their scintillating form resulted in the forwards receiving pin-point passes that they were able to convert. Hawthorn peppered the scoreboard throughout the first quarter posting five goals with four behinds while Power House were able to get two majors of their own before the siren sounded. It was however a second quarter onslaught by the Hawks that snuffed out any chance of that they would wilt in the Winter Sun as they kicked 11 goals to one to go into half-time with an unassailable 85-point lead. From there it was party time for the Hawks faithful as they piled on another 10 goals to two in the final half including holding Power House scoreless in the final term. James Theofanis worked tirelessly for the House up front and was rewarded with two goals but it was the Hawks stifling defence that proved too strong in the victory. Being able to slow key forward Nick Nagel holding him to a lone goal after he had booted a combined 18 in the previous three weeks proved to be vital in stopping any Power House attack. The loss brings an end to an inspired campaign for head coach Ant Voyage and his men, after a tough 2015 season the squad 20
were able to double their win total this season and make a return to Finals footy. A disappointed showing but they can find solace in the fact they were one of the best teams in the Division for the last two months of the year, something to build upon in 2017. For Hawthorn their stellar season continues on and they have sent an ominous warning with the resounding victory as they have another crack at that elusive premiership title and the ensuing celebrations down at Rathmines Road on the last Saturday of the season.
GLEN EIRA DEF. LA TROBE UNIVERSITY Glen Eira has marched through to the clubs first grand final since 2011 after a commanding 74-point win over La Trobe University, 108-34, at Garvey Oval on a sunny Sunday afternoon. In a contest with the highest stakes on the line, it was Glen Eira who used a superb opening term to jump out to a 20-point lead at the first siren and didn’t look back. La Trobe entered on a five-game winning streak but struggled to settle into the game, evident on the scoreboard as they quickly fell behind and couldn’t fight their way back into the game. In the magnificent opening half where they out-ran, outtackled and out-smarted the Trobers, the Saints shifted to another gear in the second half. The Saints stepped on the gas in the third quarter to open up a 60-point lead at three-quarter-time. As they kicked five goals and conceded only one goal in the third, while adding another four and again only conceded the one goal in the final term to run out the massive victors. Matthew Cassidy was the star of the game dominating from the opening bounce, while Leigh Stevens was on fire in front of the big sticks adding a game-high five goals. Julius Waras Carstensen was brilliant with four goals, while Roman Zemlinsky was another of the Saints who stood up in the contest. The Trobers who had been scoring with ease over their winning streak averaging 105.6 points per game failed to make an impact at the attacking end that has brought a subdued close to their amazing season. After finishing 10th in 2015, the Trobers were sensational in 2016 finishing with the best defence in the Division but unfortunately the rock solid backlines faulted when the season was on the line. Elliot Kelly was a star throughout the year, assisted week in and week out by Jacob Christie, while upfront Mitchell Gleeson had a stellar year taking out the goal-kicking title, some definite THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016
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building blocks for a renewed tilt at the title in 2017 but today was all about Glen Eira. After stumbling into the Finals losing two of their final three games to fall to second on the ladder, the Saints shook off any signs of being a potential upset candidate with the controlling victory getting back to the defensive focus that saw them go undefeated for the first 15 games of the season. Although next week is their biggest test attempting to slow the high scoring Hawks.
PREVIEW Now it is time for the biggest game of the year. As the high scoring Hawthorn Hawks face off against the tenacious Glen Eira Saints. They have been the best two teams all season long. They split their two
regular season match-ups with each club winning at their opponents’ home ground. The game will feature 10 of the 22 from the team of the year in a star-studded affair. The Saints will face the almost insurmountable task of slowing the ferocious Hawks scoring, they have done it once already this season but weren’t able to replicate the same success when Hawthorn visited Packer Reserve in the final round of the season and squared the ledger. Now we have the decider in what has the potential to be an instant classic, but I believe the Hawks team-based offensive firepower will be too much for the Saints to douse and result in the Hawks finally celebrating that elusive premiership.
TIP Hawthorn AFC vs Glen Eira AFC
TEAM OF THE YEAR FB:
Andrew Spink (Glen Eira)
Michael Burrowes (La Trobe)
Ben Higgins (Swinburne)
HB:
James Brick (Albert Park)
Nathan Dennis (Glen Eira)
Adrian Flowerday (Glen Eira)
C:
Domenic Mitchell (Power House)
Elliot Kelly (La Trobe)
Jack Saill (UHS-VU)
HF:
Mitch Gleeson (La Trobe)
Rick Ogge (Hawthorn)
Rohan Walmsley (Canterbury)
FF:
Justin Hunter (Elsternwick)
Jason Ince (Hawthorn)
Ross McDermott (Hawthorn)
RUCK:
Julius Waras Carstensen (Glen Eira)
Steve Clarke (South Melbourne)
Sam Gold (Hawthorn)
INT:
Benjamin Anderson (UHS-VU), Nathan Raiti (Hawthorn), Adam Collett (Power House), Darren Gresham (Parkside)
Coach:
Luke Mather (Hawthorn)
Capt:
Rick Ogge (Hawthorn)
DIVISION 3
LAST ROUND
Hawthorn AFC 5.4, 16.10, 19.16, 26.23 (179) Power House AFC 2.1, 3.3, 5.6, 5.6 (36) GOALS, Hawthorn AFC: J. Ince 5, R. White 5, R. McDermott 3, S. Wintle 3, L. Piccolo 2, S. Gold 2, K. Pargeter 1, J. Raiti 1, J. Kenneally 1, T. Bowler 1, M. McNeill 1, C. Thomas 1 Power House AFC: J. Theofanis 2, N. Nagel 1, B. Circosta 1, R. Yak 1 BEST, Hawthorn AFC: S. Wintle, L. Piccolo, P. Nunan, J. Ince, S. Gold, D. Tremewen Power House AFC: D. Leonard, J. Theofanis, R. Yak, J. Walsh, D. Kilmartin, J. O’Neil Glen Eira AFC 4.3, 7.8, 12.12, 16.12 (108) La Trobe University AFC 1.1, 2.4, 3.6, 4.10 (34) GOALS, Glen Eira AFC: L. Stevens 5, J. Waras Carstensen 4, A. Barrett 2, B. Rose 2, D. Baxter 1, M. Harris 1, M. Savage 1 La Trobe University AFC: E. Kelly 1, G. Dowler 1, B. Dowler 1, M. Ogle 1 BEST, Glen Eira AFC: M. Cassidy, R. Zemlinsky, B. Rose, D. Petsinis, L. Stevens, M. Savage La Trobe University AFC: J. Christie, N. Cibiras, B. McDonald, M. Burrowes, J. Salau, M. Ogle
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DIVISION 3 RESERVE
Glen Eira AFC 1.0, 3.1, 5.5, 7.6 (48) Hawthorn AFC 2.4, 2.7, 2.8, 4.8 (32) GOALS, Glen Eira AFC: N. Crane 2, S. Dowsing 1, J. Serpanchy 1, D. Entwistle 1, S. Abel 1, S. Hollow 1 Hawthorn AFC: J. Downie 2, S. McAlpine 1, D. Lauletta 1 BEST, Glen Eira AFC: L. Wells, M. Ramanathan, A. Rowe, S. Abel, J. Serpanchy, S. Hollow Hawthorn AFC: X. Hallam, J. Cussen, P. Spendlove, T. Chapman, A. Dimitropoulos, K. Harrison Swinburne University AFC 3.1, 3.4, 5.4, 7.5 (47) La Trobe University AFC 1.1, 3.2, 4.2, 7.4 (46) GOALS, Swinburne University AFC: D. Webb 2, J. Carroll 2, R. Hurst 1, N. Iskra 1, M. Manning 1 La Trobe University AFC: S. Conheady 2, T. Ludeman 2, E. Buffon 2, J. Hickey 1 BEST, Swinburne University AFC: M. Lingham, J. Carroll, S. Teague, M. Leahy, J. Bradley, N. Iskra La Trobe University AFC: D. Vearing, E. Buffon, B. Brown, J. Lasslett, W. Lowry, P. Tansey
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DIVISION 4
Gavin Southern
@gavsouthern
WARRIORS OR DOGGIES? Point Cook were able to account for Mt. Lilydale un-scathed as they just harassed the Rams for four quarters. Mt. Lilydale tried hard all day but, simply didn’t have the firepower. The Rams struggled in the mid-field and couldn’t penetrate the forward 50 anywhere near as they would’ve liked. Meanwhile, the Warriors looked on from the sidelines. This is a match-up we’ve probably been predicting since half-way through the year. The undefeated Westbourne, boasting the best defence and easily the best attack Vs. Point Cook, who have also had a dominant year and the only team to lose to Westbourne by single figures during the year. The stage is set for that “One day in September” and a game to remember. Before we get into it all, let’s review the Prelim:
PRELIM: POINT COOK DEF MT. LILYDALE After Point Cook lost to the Rams by 10pts on 23/7, the Doggies knew not to take this final lightly. Mt. Lilydale were full of confidence entering into the game with a near full side. But, all of that was disposed of and put to rest as Point Cook came out early firing five goals to three , in scintillating fashion. On this occasion though, the winning quarter was when the Doggies put their “claws” to the Rams throat, led by Mason Kip across halfback, holding them scoreless and still hitting the scoreboard 6-5, setting up a 10 goal buffer in the long break. The only thing I predicted wrong for Point Cook, kicking straight and “cannot afford to rely on mid-fielders this week to shoulder the scoring”. With William Dawson out, BOG Jordan Lampi stood up with 7 majors, his 2nd highest for the year and was head and was damaging. Robbie Milne (2 goals) also did his thing with his pace and two-way running. Sam Young, who hasn’t played since 18/6, came in for Dawson and kicking 3 goals against a quality side was a major plus, being another option up forward. After half-time, the Rams were able to show some form but, still lost the 2nd half by 22, a more respectable deficit. Tim 22
Legg, never stopped trying as did Dave Brambilla from the backline whilst Stephen Donald (4 goals) and Jai Perrett (2) were the only ones that seemed to fire. Point Cook’s 83 point victory is definitely a confidence booster. They’ll need it as they head into the big one against Westbourne . . . .
GRAND FINAL PREVIEW Well, we are finally here for the Grand Final and at the time of printing, the VAFA have not yet confirmed a venue. The choice of neutral ground should not be a factor for either side as both the Doggies and the Warriors are used the “finals size” grounds. Whilst Westbourne will easily go into the game as clear favorites, Point Cook still have something to say about this week’s outcome and I pose some burning questions: Westbourne averaged an incredible 155 pts a game in the home/away season and 86 pts in 3 games against Point Cook, shows the Doggies were on the right track. The Warrior defence on the other hand, held opposition sides to a mere 43 pts and 50 against Point Cook. When you look at Point Cook, 115 pts per game in scoring and 61 pts against. If you’re a Doggies fan, this could be your hope heading into the match. If it’s low scoring and control the tempo, could this play into the Doggies hands? The strengths of both sides is the goal-kicking power. Westbourne forward-line of Collins (73 goals), Chris Hudson (39), Johns (35), Hunter/ Schiano (30 each) are active leaders, can kick from anywhere and share the ball. At the other end, Herbertson (27), Lampi (31) and Hegarty (15) from the mid-field are super important. Could Sam Young be the 2016 Shane Ellen? But, William Dawson (85) is super important for the Doggies this week. Surely he won’t miss? Will he be 100%? At the other end, the West Brunswick backline have been incredibly solid. Whilst the majority THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016
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of the ball was spent in the forward line, the tall mobile backline of Rompel, Dimitriadis, Imber, Salamone and co have done their job. Point Cook boast Mason Kip, Robbie Milne who are quick, Cox, Kerr and the likes need to stand up. Do you play a spare in defense? Do you tag Mason Kip down back? Then there’s battle of the mid-field. . . . it’s 50/50 but, we’ve spoken about Point Cook’s midfield scoring and the Warriors will be accountable. Westbourne have done nothing to change my vote. I’m tipping the Warriors.
THANK-YOU Lastly, after completing my second year as a scribe, first for Div 4, I wanted to take the time to thank a few people that have made my life easier during the season. Thanks for Christian Burgess for his support and filling in for me for a week. Also thanks to the people who contributed from the Div 4 sides throughout the year most weeks: John Alexandridis (EP), Andrew Gough (PTC), Al Rodrigues (BHN), Rian Prestwich (MAS), Kead Beauliv (MAN) and Peter Rodwell (MTL)
GOOD LUCK TO BOTH SIDES. Westbourne Vs. Point Cook
TEAM OF THE YEAR FB: HB: C: HF: FF: F: INT: COACH: CAPTAIN:
T. Conny (MAN) D. Brambilla (MTL) T. Sigalas (EP) N. Trewhella (NB) M. Kip (PTC) R. Milne (PTC) N. Zappala (MAN) D. Dimitriou (MTL) S. Lester (BHN) D. Viola (EP) C. Hudson (WESB) C. Hunter (WESB) P. Notaro (NB) J. Collins (WESB) W. Dawson (PTC) D. Morrsh (WESB) J. Lampi (PTC) B. Christie (EP) D. Fernandez (Chad), T. Bailey (MTL), S. Freeman (MAS), T. Canny (BHN) R. Hand (WESB) D. Morrish (WESB)
DIVISION 4
LAST ROUND
Point Cook AFC 5.6, 11.11, 14.13, 18.20 (128) Mt Lilydale OC 2.2, 2.2, 5.4, 7.5 (47) GOALS, Point Cook AFC: J. Lampi 7, S. Young 3, R. Milne 2, T. Seccombe 2, A. Grigg 1, T. Hyde 1, M. Herbertson 1, P. Auciello 1 Mt Lilydale OC: S. Donald 4, J. Perrett 2, M. Hampton 1 BEST, Point Cook AFC: J. Lampi, M. Kip, A. Grigg, A. Robinson, R. Milne, D. Duskovic Mt Lilydale OC: T. Legg, D. Brambilla, S. Donald, B. Spencer, S. Gibson, J. Perrett
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DIVISION 4 RESERVE
Point Cook AFC 0.2, 2.6, 4.7, 11.9 (75) Eley Park Sharks 3.1, 4.4, 7.7, 9.7 (61) GOALS, Point Cook AFC: C. England 3, T. Smith 3, C. Cox 2, H. Wilkinson 1, A. Van Der Linden 1, M. Harmer 1 Eley Park Sharks: J. Alexandridis 3, N. Bem 2, A. Lippmann 1, J. Smith 1, A. Curphey 1, L. Booth 1 BEST, Point Cook AFC: C. England, J. Eastwood, T. Furr, T. Smith, A. Gauci, D. Petrolito Eley Park Sharks: P. Wheare, A. Lippmann, D. Crawford, M. Flynn, J. Pritchard, I. Gridchin
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WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER – PRELIMINARY FINAL 2:10pm Sunday 11 September Sportscover Arena
UNIVERSITY BLUES
OLD XAVERIANS
Coach: Quinton Gleeson Assistants: Ben McKinley
Senior Coaches: Pat Hawkins and Ted Woodruff Dev. & Res. Coach: Murray Browne Ass Coaches: Matt Ball, Andrew Biddlecombe and Tim Ockleshaw
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Jake Williams Daniel Noonan (VC) Clay Johnston Denis Symeopoulos Caydn Beetham Ben Kennedy (VC) Michael Darvell Lachlan Howe Matthew Margin Marc Johnston Josh Agius Brendan Goss Cauley Beetham Josh Douglas Matt Skidmore Louis Tiernan Robert Ralph John Shaw (C) Tim Dynon Marcus Allan Charlie Woodley Louis Denton James Ulbrick Tyson Thomas Tom Williams Nick Wynne James Forrest Tom Anderson Matt Handley Jordan Kelly Fraser Lane Fraser Pearce Tomi Johnston Ed Lachal Nick Pepperell Daniel Harangozo (RC) Matt Douglas Nick Nunan
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Jarryd Skene Esmond Prowse Matthew Peric Patrick Tiernan Jeremy Hannan Lachlan Keith Josh Anderson Charlie Denton Tom Fantasia Jonathan Pintal Ben Plant Luke Bissett Tristian Parker (RC) Chris Margin Will Richards Harry Lachal Joe Barlow Hayden Troiani Nick Serafini Matthew Hess Luke Pirrie James Woods Harry Batten Tom Wynne Jack Kelliher
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PREMIER RESERVE – PRELIMINARY FINAL 11:50am Sunday 11 September Sportscover Arena
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UNIVERSITY BLUES
ST KEVINS
Coach: Jason Bek Assistants: Ben McKinley & Bob Girdwood
Senior Coach: Daniel Harford Assistant: Steve Salopek and Stephen Gilham Reserves Coach: Kornel Dachs Thirds Coach: Ben Omizzolo and Jarrod McMaster Thirds Coach (Green): Ian Ledder
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Matthew Murphy Nicholas Wood (v.capt) Benjamin Dowd James Strauss Patrick Dowd Steven Salopek Charles Ring Jordan Gysberts Rohan Bail Julian Staffieri Karl Wissell Dylan Jones Nicholas McArdle Patrick Keely Chris Gleeson Jack Holden Tom Massey Jason Salopek Zachary Ginies Billy Kanakis Stephen Gilham Shaun Kennedy Francis Keely Zane Carter Phil Edgar Luke Andrews James Stewart Lachlan Nankervis Troy McMaster Gerard Gleeson Jono Ring Tom Quinlan Tom Cunningham Anthony Lynch (capt.) William Coates Kelvin Williams Jack Weber Julian Gambaro Patrick McLennan Lachlan McKenzie Luke Sabato Panayioti Karageorgiou Ashley Morris Anthony Giarrusso Tom McPherson
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Lachlan Sullivan Henry Parkes James Tighe Nick Murphy Conor Ross Tim Bourke Darcy Kennedy James Canterbury Lachlan Merrett Frank Bonnacci Will Ostrowsky Zachary Morse Mitchell Smart Michael Turnbull Oliver Braithwaite Nick Meehan Jarrod Nash
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PREMIER B – PRELIMINARY FINAL 2:10PM Saturday 10 September Sportscover Arena
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OLD SCOTCH
Coach: Brayden Haynes Assistant: Tim Rieniets Res. Coach: Alex Bennett
Coach: Mark Passador Assistants: Alan Carter, Will Lewis, Chris Rubick & Paul Sartori
Rob Cathcart Matt Petering Sean Coote Tom Abbott Lachlan Howes Tom Dean ( C ) Josh Ward Doug Pritchard Nick Loucaides Scott Braithwaite Scott Gower Will Murton Adam Schneider Cameron Pace Lachlan Boyd Sam McBain Anthony Carroll Will Edmonds Joel Di Natale Callan Buckley Mitch Howes Steve Scott Luke Edmondson Ben McLean Daniel Gribbons Michael Defontenay Jack Grange Jack Gabron-Uhe Mick Millar Tim Cumming Matt Williams Dylan Gabron-Uhe Stephen Milne Matt Stevens Richard Ryan Luke Globan Ryan Keating Liam Hiscock Elliot Harris Michael Wilson Damien Johns Tim Pritchard Luke Edmondson Pete Richter Drew Kelly
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Matt Zagni Tom Perkin Travis Kelly Matt Lovejoy Brendan Ellul Todd Douglas Sean Brennan Scott Moore Will Gillespie Nick Dickinson Tom Woodward Ryan Bennett Jordan Smith Byron Hughes
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Andrew Jelbart Ashley Lim Josh Raines James Sansom Jack Bull (Capt) Tim Macmillan Scott Sherwen Charlie Long James Bowden (VC) Damian Di Donato Gene van den Broek (VC) James Long Nick Cox Jonathan Daggian Max van den Broek Matthew Seed Hugo Perry Jack Davis Max Davis Sam Anderson Brett Borland Lachlan Byrne-Jones Cal McDonough Conor O'Beirne Aidan Franetic Callum Goldby Andrew Hummerston Tom Havers Angus Harlock Hayden Calway Jack Furey Ed Furey Julian Beard Alex van Ryn Edward von Moger Cam Melville Charlie Dixon
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PREMIER B RESERVE – PRELIMINARY FINAL 11:50AM Saturday 10 September Sportscover Arena
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ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS
Reserves Coach: Tristan Foenander Assistants: Anthony Furey & Nick Lindsay
Coach: Steve Ryan Assistants: Adam Acreman Reserves: Steve D’Andrea
Andrew Jelbart Josh Raines Sam Margitich Charlie Long John Stavris Richard Wilkinson Jack Davis Will Strange Sam Anderson Brett Borland Mitch Bradley Henry Dick (Res Capt) Callum Goldby Henry Harms Tom Havers Angus Harlock Hayden Calway Jack McIntosh Justin Nikolovski Brenton Morley Sean Richardson Alex O'Shannessy John Daggian Ed Furey Josh Gordon Hamish Dennis Nic Bennison Ben Aharfi Campbell Matthews Kris Paltoglou Tom Beddison Edward von Moger Lewis Parisi James Parsell Cameron Melville Sam Neil Charlie Dixon Will Carroll Tim Melville Alex King
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Paul Wintle Brayden O'Toole Luke Kowalski Darcy Holden Jaryd Robertson Tom Garside Michael Barnes Pat Hurst Chris Richards Josh Cowan Simon Richards (Capt) Tom Tyquin Pat Tyquin Hayden Jeans Lachlan Palfrey Alex Cross Mitchell Coen Alex Kane Matt Caia George Rowlands Sam D'Andrea Ben Nicoll Ben Hubeek James Tyquin Jack Beckwith Jimmy Colyvan Tom McMahon Trent Pastura Chris Mangoni Dale Foley Kieran Arthur Lachlan Mirams Jack O'Kearney Mitchell Johnstone Chris McCready Dan Garside Michael Seeber Nick Seeber Benjamin Dance Mark Geschke John Dawes Alex Smout Brett Denton
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Rhys Kennedy Josh Heron Corey Bader James Dalzotto Fin Neaves Robert Iudica Lachlan Dee Zac Calvez Jack Hellier Alex Whalebone Ben Hodges John Patounas Tim Jeans Luke Porter Damien Waters Luke Terrell Lewis Stutterd Matthew Pitt Mitchell Kent Sam Amon Callum Byrnes Damien Waters Kieran Tuke Alex Whalebone Luke Terrell Luke Porter Lewis Stutterd Matthew Pitt Mitchell Kent
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PREMIER C – PRELIMINARY FINAL 2:10PM Saturday 10 September Trevor Barker Oval
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PENINSULA
Senior Coach: Simon Williams Ass Coach: Stuart Wigney, Josh Homann, Corey Lovell Res Coach: Andrew Spittal / Luke Price Res Ass Coach: Simon Widjaja Thirds Coach: Will Bowes
Coach: Nick Claringbold Ass Coaches: Damian Brice & Adam Crean Res Coach: Ben Mitchell
Lloyd Everett Nick Silvestro Will Barker Jordan Stewart Sam Banfield Tim Nixon (Co Capt) Tom Rothel Tom Small (Co Capt) Jesse Toniolo Charlie Logan Dan Meddings Sam Wood Ryan Harris Lachlan Topp Andre Lister Declan Reilly Brett Sinclair Drew Dickson Tom Smith Jackson Small James Small Nick Tonkin John Nankervis James Gray (Res Capt) Harrison Mills Louis O’Keefe Hayden Parker Jack Wallace Dominic O’Keefe Lachlan Holmes Will Osborn James Anderson Damien Simic Sean Stewart Hugo Gates Jerome Stewart Jack Belkin Will Conly Adrian Bednarek Lachie Kellock Tim Mollard Tom Green Jack Presnell Connor Mengler-Francis Finn McEvoy Damien Hay Joe McClelland
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Kirren Ponniah Tom Stewart Leo Bosley Matt Gould Robbie Handel Theo Thompson Connor Wilson James Easton James Cleeve Alex Young Brad Chilko Matthew Wood Jeremy Anderson Nick Young Chris Bold Andrew Clark Alister Burge Sam McDonald Callum Hogan
Adam Smrdel Alex Wood Alexander Marshall Ashley Collins Ben Southam Ben Williamson Bradley Schuurman Brett Brisbane Brett Macaulay Bryce Kellerman George Fletcher Hayden Brodie Jake Archdeacon James Fletcher James Moignard Jordan Pomeroy Mitchell Kellerman Nicholas Fisher Rob Bambery Sam Buchanan Sam Glenn Samuel Harrison Shaun Payze Stefan Barbour Stuart Grigg Thomas Feldgen Thomas La Brooy Thomas Wilkinson Tom Coghlan William Coghlan William Crowder William Harbinson Zac Kurts
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PREMIER C RESERVE – PRELIMINARY FINAL 11:50AM Saturday 10 September Trevor Barker Oval
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CAULFIELD GRAMM
WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS
Senior Coach: Simon Williams Ass Coach: Stuart Wigney / Josh Homann Res Coach: Andrew Spittal / Luke Price Res Ass Coach: Simon Widjaja Thirds Coach: Will Bowes
Coach: Matt Wynd Assistant: Hamish Munro
Lachlan Holmes Lloyd Everett Andrew Clark Sam Banfield Tom Rothel Jesse Toniolo Charlie Logan Chris Bold Sam Wood Lachlan Topp Andre Lister Drew Dickson Tom Smith James Small John Nankervis James Gray (Res Capt) Harrison Mills Hayden Parker James Anderson Damien Simic Sean Stewart Jerome Stewart Jack Belkin Will Conly Adrian Bednarek Lachie Kellock Jack Presnell Connor Mengler-Francis Damien Hay Tom Stewart Leo Bosley Matt Gould Robbie Handel Connor Wilson James Easton Alex Young Matthew Wood Nick Young Alister Burge Sam McDonald Callum Hogan
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15 Josh Newton
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16 Sam Raunik
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24 Ryan Joy
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30 Michael Michetti
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36 Nathan Bratby
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40 Nick Green
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42 Michael McLaughlin
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DIVISION 1 - GRAND FINAL 2:20PM Saturday 10 September Coburg
OLD MENTONIANS
OLD GEELONG
Coach: Mick McGettigan Assistant: N/A
Senior Coach: Jon Knight Assistant Coaches: James Wright, Andrew Mills and Michael Holland Res Coach: Adam Wright U19 Coach: Ben Thompson
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12 Daniel Maitland
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13 Mark Gledhill
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17 Simon Cormie
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18 Aaron Hodges
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19 Anthony Palmer
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21 Douglas Payton
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24 Tim Speers
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G
B
29 Brenton Schubert
G
B
30 Robert Tunbridge
G
B
33 Taylor Ward
G
B
34 Kyle Conlon
G
B
39 Tristan Strange
G
B
41 Lewis Oliver
G
B
42 Tim Wilton
G
B
43 Michael Myers-Snyders
G
B
51 Luke Hull
G
B
73 Oliver Jones
G
B
94 Jarrad Kay
G
B
1ST QTR
2ND QTR
3RD QTR
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9A 10 11 12 12A 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 33 34 34A 35 36 37 38 39 39A 40 41 42 43 44
Ed Manton Jock Grimshaw Colby O'Brien Dan Freeman Rupert Kemp Cal Wood Andy Leahy (C) Shannon Gove Josh Hoevenaars Mick McCormack Carl Joyce Rupert De Crespigny Harry Morrison Henry Johnstone Nick O'Hare Jack McMeel Rorey James Alex Herd Daniel Condon Will Sharp Jason Barry Johnny Graham Harley Beaumont Matt Young George Burbury Charles Youngman Jordy O'Brien Hugh McKay Sandon James Sam Youngman Will Sloss Tom Balcombe Tom Wigan Josh Hutley Hamish Macmillan Brad Gore Duane Jefferis Will Holmes Joe Kemp Will Evans Sam Griffiths Andy de Fegeley Hamish Guthrie Luke Hooke Aaron Bird Charles Burbury
4TH QTR
1ST QTR
GOALS
GOALS
BEHINDS
BEHINDS
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45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 64 65 66 66A 69 70 71 72 73 74
2ND QTR
Harry Wynn-Pope Nick Macrae Ben Millar (CR) Harry Graham Zach Carroll Will Mason John Forster Jack Potter Tom Hays Angus Smith George Macdonald Jake Whitelaw James Planner Pete Lynch James Cave Ed Gubbins Ed Simpson Chas Gibbs Ryan Parsons Donald Sahlstrom Andy Power Andy Trigg Tom Osmond Rhett Nicholas Chris Gubbins Al Dugdale
3RD QTR
4TH QTR
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016
DIVISION 1 RESERVES - GRAND FINAL 11:50AM Saturday 10 September Coburg
1 2
ST MARY’S
PEGS
Coaches: Anthony Murphy & Nick Jane
Coach: Mitchell Williams Assistant: Frank Troost
Jake Evans
G
Ben Semmler-Farr
G
B
1
Andrew Frazer
G
B
B
2
Ryan Troost
G
B
3
David Forrest
G
B
5
Luke Shultz
G
B
6
Michael Troost
G
B
Nicholas Semini
G
B
6
Kyle Duerden
G
B
7
Nick Bussell
G
B
16 Alex Bussell
G
B
9
22 Nick Alexopoulos (VC)
G
B
10 Tim Cannon
G
B
23 Jordan Briston
G
B
11 Huw Wilson
G
B
25 Andrew Morris (c)
G
B
12 Jackson Marr
G
B
26 Harry Brown
G
B
13 Tom Ferris
G
B
15 Jarrod Rogers
G
B
28 Div Rajkumar
G
B
17 Liam Flaherty
G
B
31 James Curwood
G
B
18 Ben Caminiti
G
B
B
21 Matthew Semini
G
B
22 Aaron Bell
G
B
23 Travis Livori
G
B
24 Luke Montgomery
G
B
34 Dylan Gook
G
38 Lewis Hawkins
G
B
40 Xavier Leonard
G
B
42 Francis Ravida
G
B
25 Matthew Nola
G
B
43 Jacob Kenyon
G
B
26 Jake Barrett
G
B
45 Juan Perriam
G
B
27 Andrew Khallouf
G
B
46 Henry Wong
G
B
29 Liam Fitzgerald
G
B
32 Nicholas Karikas
G
B
35 Jesse Saunders
G
B
36 Corey Moore
G
B
49 James Ellis
G
B
51 Nick Ludwig
G
B
52 Mitch Op't Hoog
G
B
37 Ben Briggs
G
B
54 Michael Howard
G
B
38 John Carland
G
B
B
41 Brent Glassford
G
B
42 Nicholas Bartram
G
B
45 Chris Caminiti
G
B
46 Aidan O'Rafferty
G
B
55 Ben Kelly
G
56 Jack Ryan
G
B
65 Cam Gibbs
G
B
66 James Barrie
G
B
47 Liam Sutawon
G
B
82 Hugh Brooks
G
B
50 Will Odgers
G
B
1ST QTR
2ND QTR
3RD QTR
4TH QTR
1ST QTR
GOALS
GOALS
BEHINDS
BEHINDS
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016
2ND QTR
3RD QTR
4TH QTR
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DIVISION 2 - GRAND FINAL 2:20PM Saturday 10 September Casey Fields
1 2
ST JOHNS
PRESTON BULLANTS
Coach: Ben Mc Gee Assitant: Greg Siwes
Coach: George Wakim Assistants: Ty Lehmann, Ben Bliss, Tindara Hood, Stephen Brown
G
Kane Arnold
G
Bahaa Khoweiss
B
1
Lachlan Holmes
G
B
B
2
Nicholas DeAndrade
G
B
3
Sean Calcedo
G
B
4
Damon Marcon
G
B
5
Brian Hutchison
G
B
4
Laurence Kazinoti
G
B
5
Dylan Webb
G
B
7
Aaron Thornton
G
B
7
George Warton
G
B
8
Keith Ash (DVC)
G
B
9
Jake Powell
G
B
9
Daniel Abou-Karroum
G
B
10 Dean Calcedo
G
B
B
11 Andre Marcon
G
B
12 Olsen Clarke
G
B
13 Liam Carter
G
B
14 Mark Cigagna
G
B
10 Rohan Scott (DVC)
G
11 Emmanuel Jakwot
G
B
13 Glenn Costas ( C )
G
B
17 Anthony Brannan
G
B
15 Jay Phelan (C)
G
B
18 Corey Ladson
G
B
18 Reed Jepsom
G
B
19 Adam Jones
G
B
22 Mathew Holmes
G
B
B
23 Nathan Parkes
G
B
25 Paul Sanbsonetti
G
B
27 Thomas Evans
G
B
28 Alex Ricco
G
B
G
20 Matt Nicholson 21 Adam Bourchier
G
B
22 Nick Terrill
G
B
23 Liam O'Connor (VC)
G
B
29 Christian Useinov
G
B
24 Guy Chuol
G
B
30 Nicholas Spagnolo
G
B
B
32 Sean Towers
G
B
37 Aaron Varga
G
B
36 Alex Rooke
G
B
42 Nick Musso
G
B
43 Chris Polidoras
G
B
G
25 Josh Mourant 26 Matt Bennett
G
B
27 Daniel Cattolico
G
B
32 Tim Edwards
G
B
37 Corey Ely
G
B
45 Rolland Buttigieg
G
B
49 John Ayama
G
B
49 Sam Fleming
G
B
51 Ben Ayache
G
B
55 Daniel Sansonetti
1ST QTR
2ND QTR
3RD QTR
4TH QTR
1ST QTR
GOALS
GOALS
BEHINDS
BEHINDS
34
2ND QTR
3RD QTR
4TH QTR
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016
DIVISION 2 RESERVES - GRAND FINAL 11:30AM Saturday 10 September Casey Fields
3
MHSOB
WEST BRUNSWICK
Coach: Bernie Pretty Ass Coach: Mark Bowen & Matthew Knight
Coaches: Craig Mitchell, Angus Campbell
Andrew Lim
G
B
2
Jack Nulty
G
B
11 Chad Hewish
G
B
7
Henry Paez
G
B
12 Adam Jones
G
B
11 Vincent Townsend
G
B
20 Jack Naughton
G
B
12 Jake Taylor
G
B
22 Kris Mc Donald
G
B
14 Dujon Fuzzard
G
B
24 Jasckson Bukor
G
B
16 Ben Kline
G
B
25 Mason Fennessy-Kent
G
B
24 Codie Wills
G
B
28 Lukas Toman
G
B
25 Billy Mccarthy
G
B
30 Zac Smooker
G
B
30 Toneka Costa
G
B
33 Billy Rebakis
G
B
37 Xavier Fowler
G
B
34 Ollie Miles
G
B
38 Samuel Pritchard
G
B
36 Shannon Keough
G
B
40 Patrick Kelly
G
B
39 Cameron Wakefield
G
B
43 Oli Taylor
G
B
41 John Moran
G
B
44 Hayden Lewis
G
B
42 Anthony Tran
G
B
51 Tom Walsh
G
B
44 Sam Hayes
G
B
57 Jarrod Sandow
G
B
45 Charlie McWhinney
G
B
59 Cameron Gook
G
B
47 James McWhinney
G
B
61 Ryan O'Kane
G
B
48 Thomas Beale
G
B
63 Chris Naldrett
G
B
49 Justin McKeone
G
B
65 Benjamin Lichtenstein
G
B
G
B
52 Matt Bradshaw
G
B
71 Jacob Tennant
53 Jason Lewis
G
B
72 Jack Hayes
G
B
55 Robbie McIldowie
G
B
73 Benjamin Rodin
G
B
57 Charles Pearson
G
B
74 Wendell Vagg
G
B
61 Will Hart
G
B
79 Benjamin Smith
G
B
62 Arvind Krishnamoorthy
G
B
80 Tom Emmett
G
B
66 Ward Garwood
G
B
83 Jacob Hyslop
G
B
B
96 Bede Wolfenden
G
B
67 Jake Capuano
1ST QTR
G
2ND QTR
3RD QTR
4TH QTR
1ST QTR
GOALS
GOALS
BEHINDS
BEHINDS
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016
2ND QTR
3RD QTR
4TH QTR
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DIVISION 3 - GRAND FINAL 2:20PM Sunday 11 September Coburg
1 2 4 5 6 7 11 17 19 21 23 24 25 26 27 33 35 36 37 38 43 44 47 49 50 52 53 57 60 64 67 75 84 90 91 96 99
HAWTHORN
GLEN EIRA
Coach: Luke Mather Reserves Coach: Alex McPhie
Senior Coach: Shane Kelly Assistants: Dave Matthews, Abe DeVries
G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G
Sam Gold Dean Monohan Kade Pargeter Paul Nunan Josh Robinson Jason Ince Justin Raiti Wade Nicholson Ross McDermott Brent Hedley Luke Piccolo David Tremewen Lachlan Chapman James Perks Kyle Harrison Rick Ogge Nathan Raiti Xavier Hallam James Murray David Pritchard Jess Kenneally Stephen Gunn David Kennedy Peter Mililli Michael Nunan Travis Whittle Dave upton Tom Bowler Dale Mitchell Ayden Dimitropoulos Russell White James Ridley Matt Mcneill Stuart Mcalpine Jarryd Cussen Steven Wintle Clinton Thomas
1ST QTR
2ND QTR
B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B
3RD QTR
1
Ivan Nuguid
G
B
2
Chris Higgins
G
B
3
Matt Harris
G
B
5
Justin King
G
B
6
Todd Richardson
G
B
7
Nathan Dennis
G
B
9
Mark Ramanathan
G
B
12 Julius Waras Carstensen
G
B
17 Daniel Entwistle
G
B
18 Robert Blair
G
B
21 Ash Carey
G
B
23 Kye Cherian
G
B
26 Anthony Cvek
G
B
29 Lee Wells
G
B
31 Justin Mills
G
B
33 Daniel Petsinis
G
B
34 Ben Rose
G
B
46 Matt Savage
G
B
49 Anthony Rowe
G
B
52 Adrian Flowerday
G
B
65 Andrew Barratt
G
B
70 Matt Cassidy
G
B
73 Leigh Stevens
G
B
76 Roman Zemlinsky
G
B
79 Daniel Baxter
G
B
99 Lachlan Pound
G
B
4TH QTR
1ST QTR
GOALS
GOALS
BEHINDS
BEHINDS
36
2ND QTR
3RD QTR
4TH QTR
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016
DIVISION 3 RESERVES - GRAND FINAL 11:30AM Sunday 11 September Coburg
3 9
GLEN EIRA
SWINBURNE UNI
Coach: Peter Higginbotham Assistant Coach: Robert McGirr
Coach: Mel Dell’lulio Assistant: N/A
G
Jarred Fletcher
G
Mark Ramanathan
G
14 Jamie Doran
B
3
Marty Leahy
G
B
B
4
Tom Polites
G
B
B
5
Emrys Black
G
B
Josh Carroll
G
B
17 Daniel Entwistle
G
B
8
18 Robert Blair
G
B
11 Roydon Hurst
G
B
19 Pat Lithgow
G
B
13 Graham Peter
G
B
20 David Santalucia
G
B
14 Jamie Lynn
G
B
24 Dustin Sonnberger
G
B
18 Michael Vogelpoel
G
B
21 Joel Teague
G
B
22 Michael Dunn
G
B
24 Nick Blyth
G
B
26 Joldy Bradley
G
B
28 David Webb
G
B
33 Michael Manning
G
B
34 Darcy Bolton
G
B
36 Alexander Box
G
B
37 Kallan Finn
G
B
38 Dave McKail
G
B
39 Joel Dwyer
G
B
40 Sam Teague
G
B
41 Marcus Lingham
G
B
G
29 Lee Wells
G
30 Harry Jones
B B
G
B
36 Scott Dowsing
G
B
38 Ben Fullerton
G
B
40 James Rose
G
B
42 James Serpanchy
G
B
43 Andrw Petsinis
G
B
44 Peter Rohr
G
B
49 Anthony Rowe
G
B
61 Josh Haddan
G
B
63 Simon Abel
G
B
64 Harrison Hough
G
B
43 Jack Carson
G
B
67 Andrew Robilliard
G
B
44 Justin Trinne
G
B
74 Brad Cantlon
G
B
45 Christian Barton
G
B
75 Nick Crane
G
B
47 Dave Larner
G
B
81 Varun Vijewardane
G
B
50 Nathan Iskra
G
B
82 Vaughan Coffey
G
B
58 Danny O'Shea
G
B
84 Rob Fletcher
G
B
63 Peter Strachan
G
B
85 Chris Fletcher
G
B
79 Alan Chung
G
B
35 Shane Hollow
1ST QTR
2ND QTR
3RD QTR
4TH QTR
1ST QTR
GOALS
GOALS
BEHINDS
BEHINDS
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016
2ND QTR
3RD QTR
4TH QTR
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DIVISION 4 - GRAND FINAL 2:20PM Saturday 10 September St Bernards
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43
WESTBOURNE GR
POINT COOK
Coach: Roger Hand Reserves Coach: Fab Gatti
Coach: Ian Denny Assistant: Wayne Gough Team Manager: Steve Ward
Justin Johns Will Wright James Di Blasi. Adam Rompel Charles Hunter. Harry Wyatt (VCR) Arnel Davis Adam Crossman Ryan Coy Chris Sneddon Jeremy Jardine Brayden Smith Paul Hudson Chris Hudson Nick Dimitriades Shane Wallace Tim Rogers (C) Matthew Muhar Daniel Stoios Ali Eqbal Justin Porter Mitch Ferrie Michael Culliver Nishan Coyne Mitch Gatti Kieren Delaney Adam Imber Darren Morrish Mark Chodowski Craig Robertson Brad Saunders Roperto Fuentes Duncan Benn James Crumpton Chris O'Leary Steve Basile Nathan Robertson Trent Upton Brendan Miller Nick James. Ben Johnson Aaron Taylor Simon Corcoran
1ST QTR
44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 77 88
2ND QTR
Jake Morrell Jordan Doyle Tyrone Plecher (CR) Frank Pavez Jacob Russel. Brendan Vella Adam Salamone Pete Magann (VCR) Michael Davis Lance Djordjevic Jean-Paul Amparis Sam Bye Simon Day Kyle Djordjevic Rhys Doyle Agon Bahitri. James Coleman Aaron Cook Sam Reynolds Thomas Roszak Jarrod Mason David Hallatsch Harley Tunnecliffe Tim Davidson Liam Fleming Nick Schiano. Patrick Obrien Hayden Barker. Aaron Fleming Andrew Molloy Dale Collins Adrian Dullard
3RD QTR
1
Matt Smith
G
B
2
Daniel Duskovic
G
B
3
Jordan Lampi
G
B
4
Tom Kelly
G
B
5
Andrew Auciello
G
B
6
Phil Auciello
G
B
7
Mason Kip
G
B
8
Tim Seccombe
G
B
9
Matthew Rayner
G
B
10 Matthew Hebertson
G
B
11 Sam Young
G
B
17 Daram Scown
G
B
20 Lachlan Bell
G
B
24 Paul Hegarty
G
B
26 Robbie Milne
G
B
27 Jed Eastwood
G
B
28 Jordan Steen
G
B
30 Paul Butler
G
B
32 Alex Galvin
G
B
33 Patrick Kerr
G
B
36 Ben Cox
G
B
37 Cameron England
G
B
40 Tom Hyde
G
B
42 Andrew Robinson
G
B
43 Alex Grigg
G
B
65 Marcus Groves
G
B
75 William Dawson
G
B
4TH QTR
1ST QTR
GOALS
GOALS
BEHINDS
BEHINDS
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2ND QTR
3RD QTR
4TH QTR
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016
DIVISION 4 RESERVES - GRAND FINAL 11:30AM Saturday 10 September St Bernards
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43
WESTBOURNE GR
POINT COOK
Coach: Roger Hand Reserves Coach: Fab Gatti
Coach: David Da Silva Assistant: Cameron Cox Haydan Wilinson Team Manager: Steve Ward
Justin Johns Will Wright James Di Blasi. Adam Rompel Charles Hunter. Harry Wyatt (VCR) Arnel Davis Adam Crossman Ryan Coy Chris Sneddon Jeremy Jardine Brayden Smith Paul Hudson Chris Hudson Nick Dimitriades Shane Wallace Tim Rogers (C) Matthew Muhar Daniel Stoios Ali Eqbal Justin Porter Mitch Ferrie Michael Culliver Nishan Coyne Mitch Gatti Kieren Delaney Adam Imber Darren Morrish Mark Chodowski Craig Robertson Brad Saunders Roperto Fuentes Duncan Benn James Crumpton Chris O'Leary Steve Basile Nathan Robertson Trent Upton Brendan Miller Nick James. Ben Johnson Aaron Taylor Simon Corcoran
1ST QTR
44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 77 88
2ND QTR
Jake Morrell Jordan Doyle Tyrone Plecher (CR) Frank Pavez Jacob Russel. Brendan Vella Adam Salamone Pete Magann (VCR) Michael Davis Lance Djordjevic Jean-Paul Amparis Sam Bye Simon Day Kyle Djordjevic Rhys Doyle Agon Bahitri. James Coleman Aaron Cook Sam Reynolds Thomas Roszak Jarrod Mason David Hallatsch Harley Tunnecliffe Tim Davidson Liam Fleming Nick Schiano. Patrick Obrien Hayden Barker. Aaron Fleming Andrew Molloy Dale Collins Adrian Dullard
3RD QTR
14 15 16 19 20 21 22 23 25 28 29 31 35 37 38 39 41 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 55 58 59 61 62 64 66 70
Bill Cameron Nathan Cowie Aaron Paris Callum Morrison Lachlan Bell Josh Gilbee Carson Haynes Mitch Gabriel Haydan Wilkinson Jordan Steen Tristan Furr Tom Smith Nathan Patrick Cameron England Matthew Harmer Jared Smith Ashely Gauci Luke Mulquiney Cameron Cox Jackson Ward Daniel Petrolito Dom Di Guglieimo Aidan Van Der Linden Jarrod Gaff Mitch Cunningham Martin Fall James Borg Nick McInnes Matthew Morrison Julian Vick Ray Tilly David Da Silva Jake Morris Mustafa Jamal Nathan Heeremans
4TH QTR
1ST QTR
GOALS
GOALS
BEHINDS
BEHINDS
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016
2ND QTR
G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G
3RD QTR
B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B
4TH QTR
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RESULTS
PREMIER THIRDS
LAST ROUND
Old Xaverians Red 3.5, 6.6, 7.6, 10.11 (71) St Kevins OB Gold 0.0, 0.1, 2.2, 3.6 (24) GOALS, Old Xaverians Red: M. Owen 2, S. Cleeve 1, W. Richards 1, N. Sharkey 1, P. Darrer 1, J. Close 1, J. Forrest 1, T. Gilbert 1, J. Bueno 1 St Kevins OB Gold: J. Frazer 1, M. Roberts 1, L. McDonell 1 BEST, Old Xaverians Red: J. Close, T. Bergin, T. Beaton, J. Samartzis, F. Lane, T. Gilbert St Kevins OB Gold: P. Turnbull, J. Griffiths, J. Betlehem, J. Staffieri, D. Moore, L. McDonell Old Xaverians Black 3.5, 5.7, 8.12, 10.16 (76) St Bernards 0.1, 1.4, 1.6, 1.12 (18) GOALS, Old Xaverians Black: T. Daniher 3, S. Franklyn 1, W. Ralph 1, J. O’Sullivan 1, T. Reed 1, L. Grigg 1, J. Mercuri 1, M. Hess 1 St Bernards: B. Garth 1 BEST, Old Xaverians Black: S. Franklyn, L. Grigg, M. Galbraith, J. Sleeman, J. Hanger, T. Daniher St Bernards: E. Connelly, L. Baird, M. Sulzberger, U. Zoric, B. Garth, J. Holland
PREMIER B THIRDS
LAST ROUND
Old Trinity 1.3, 3.6, 5.8, 10.11 (71) De La Salle 3.6, 6.7, 8.9, 8.14 (62) GOALS, Old Trinity : R. McDonald 3, D. Cowley 2, J. Smith 2, R. Mason 1, T. Cohen 1, J. Gillies 1 De La Salle : N/A BEST, Old Trinity : D. Coulsen-Hoffacker, J. Smith, J. Gillies, M. Memmolo, R. McDonald, A. O’Neill De La Salle : N/A
PREMIER C THIRDS
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Caulfield Grammarians 1.3, 6.4, 10.5, 14.6 (90) Marcellin 1.3, 4.3, 7.6, 7.9 (51) GOALS, Caulfield Grammarians : A. Strain 5, C. Hogan 2, S. Richards 2, N. O’Connor 1, M. Wood 1, B. Chilko 1, J. Smart 1, W. Kingwill 1 Marcellin : S. Ayoub 3, D. Cracknell 2, M. Mascitti 1, L. Ryan 1 BEST, Caulfield Grammarians : J. Anderson, C. Hogan, M. Linklater, A. Strain, J. Smart, K. Malignaggi Marcellin : C. Stewart, M. Mascitti, D. Cracknell, C. Kemp, L. Mc Cormack, S. Ayoub
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Holmesglen U19 Premier
Holmesglen U19 Section 3
Beaumaris 2.5, 4.7, 8.8, 14.8 (92) Old Xaverians 1.6, 5.7, 9.11, 11.12 (78) GOALS, Beaumaris: C. Beattie-Powell 5, N. Henricks 4, S. Evans 2, C. Heath 1, A. Johnstone 1, S. Doherty 1 Old Xaverians: N/A BEST, Beaumaris: A. Johnstone, L. Tedde, B. Mathews, C. Beattie-Powell, C. Grigoriadis, H. Bruce Old Xaverians: N/A
Ormond 4.3, 5.10, 5.11, 10.16 (76) Williamstown CYMS 3.1, 5.3, 10.9, 11.9 (75) GOALS, Ormond: D. Fasoulis 5, M. Perry 3, N. Halsall 1, W. Van Denderen 1 Williamstown CYMS: J. Slee 5, B. Hodge 2, N. Malkoun 1, J. Lloyd 1, P. Galic 1, J. Noonan 1 BEST, Ormond: N. Oaten, A. Xenos, D. Szydlik, D. Fasoulis, J. Shnider, J. Maxfield Williamstown CYMS: N. Malkoun, K. Dawson, J. Slee, L. Mandato, J. Noonan, B. Tucker
Holmesglen U19 Premier Reserve
Holmesglen U19 Section 4
St Kevins 4.2, 6.6, 10.11, 13.14 (92) De La Salle 1.2, 1.3, 1.6, 1.9 (15) GOALS, St Kevins: C. Hatzis 6, P. Simkiss 2, L. Wray 2, N. Milne 1, C. Paull 1, A. Favaloro 1 De La Salle: C. Ghersi 1 BEST, St Kevins: A. Favaloro, P. McNamara, T. Sanders, J. Gale, C. Paull, A. Cellini De La Salle: H. Morris, M. Canny, T. Deftereos, W. Taylor, M. Horrigan, M. Laoumtzis
AJAX AFC 2.6, 3.8, 5.9, 6.9 (45) Preston Bullants 0.2, 3.4, 3.5, 5.7 (37) GOALS, AJAX AFC: B. De Winter 1, J. Velleman 1, C. Hamilton 1, C. Nankin 1, D. Lipton 1, T. Fisher 1 Preston Bullants: B. Hutchinson 2, C. Useinov 2, B. Millman 1 BEST, AJAX AFC: C. Hamilton, B. De Winter, M. Alter, A. Rushford, A. Sekler, R. Kagan Preston Bullants: T. Beck, B. Hutchinson, C. Useinov, T. Smith, A. Gennaccaro
Holmesglen U19 Section 2
Holmesglen U19 Section 5
Caulfield Gr 2.5, 2.9, 5.11, 9.12 (66) Old Melburnians 0.3, 0.7, 0.11, 2.13 (25) GOALS, Caulfield Gr: M. Ball 2, A. Fujiwara 1, L. Nixon 1, M. Spielvogel 1, J. Toniolo 1, N. Baltas 1, L. Harris 1, T. Smith 1 Old Melburnians: J. Regan 1, A. McFarlane 1 BEST, Caulfield Gr: N. Baltas, L. Harris, N. Blaich, B. Fynmore, D. Wigney, J. Toniolo Old Melburnians: S. Kelly, J. Cohen, D. Holyoake, W. Michelmore, D. Leahey, C. Dixon
Parkside Football Club 1.2, 4.7, 12.10, 18.17 (125) Mazenod 3.2, 4.4, 11.4, 12.4 (76) GOALS, Parkside Football Club: A. Moffa 5, S. Newman-Rogers 3, I. Nolan 2, M. Creek 2, M. Romano 1, M. Soligo 1, M. Daminato 1, L. Logozzo 1, G. Trevan 1, C. Pevitt 1 Mazenod: T. Riley 4, J. Cochrane 3, C. Martin 2, M. Zogoulas 2, M. Jago 1 BEST, Parkside Football Club: H. Dehne, M. Creek, A. Hogg, M. Daminato, A. Moffa, F. Marron Mazenod: N. Smith, J. Brown, T. Riley, M. Zogoulas, A. Khaiyath, J. Mountford
U19 Section 4 — TEAM OF THE YEAR
COACH: Michael Constable CAPTAIN: Jordan Erougian (PEGS)
FB:
Andrew Llewellyn (Monash Blues)
Lachlan Lane (Monash Blues)
Gerard Hawkins (UHS-VU)
HB:
Joe Stringile (Therry Penola)
Angus Grant (Peninsula)
Joel Burston (AJAX)
C:
Tom Beck (Preston Bullants)
Alex Hymer (Parkside)
Ben Williamson (Peninsula)
HF:
Jesse Velleman (AJAX)
Tory Taylor (Peninsula)
Jedd Taylor (Therry Penola)
FF:
Jack Munro (Old Haileybury)
Jordan Erougian (PEGS)
Christian Useinov (Preston Bullants)
F:
Jonathan Karikas (Parkside)
Michael Healy (UHS-VU)
Cameron Bishop (Monash Blues)
INT:
Adam Sekler (AJAX), Lyndon Montgomery (Old Haileybury), Brian Hutchinson (Preston Bullants) U19 Section 5 —TEAM OF THE YEAR
COACH: Vinnie Romano (Parkside) CAPTAIN: Antonio Barba (SBMT)
FB:
Riley Shortal (Parkside)
Zac Grundman (De La Salle)
Adam Thatcher (SBMT)
HB:
Sheldon Connolly(Mazenod)
Antonio Barba (SBMT)
Jonathan Kerr (Aquinas)
C:
Lachie McKenna (Mazenod)
Tom Riley (Mazenod)
James Wright (Aquinas)
HF:
Adam Nolan (Old Paradians)
Nick O'Sullivan (De La Salle)
Tom Hunt (La Trobe)
FF:
Dane Heverin (SBMT)
Ashan Wijayakumara (MHSOB)
Matthew Carter (Oakleigh)
F:
Brad Barker (St Johns)
Harry Stemp (La Trobe)
Josh Johns (St Johns
INT:
Jake Charman (Mazenod), Luciano Logozzo (De La Salle), Marco Creek (Parkside)
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RETRO
Geoff Reilley
@GeoffreyReilley
10 YEARS AGO – 2006 The Old Xaverians were back in contention by storming home against Uni Blues in the A Section preliminary final. Although a couple of goals down at three quarter time the Xavs kicked 8 goals to 1 in the final term with Lynch and Handley too hard to cover up forward for the Blues. Best – Ockleshaw, Santalucia, Hackett, Sapuppo, Lynch (5), Mollard (Old Xavs) and Peterson, North, Rankin, Steele, Henderson, Torney (Uni Blues). It looked like being a terrific grand final - Old Xaverians V Old Haileybury the following week. In a high scoring B Section preliminary final, Old Brighton were too good for Old Essendon Grammarians. Little separated the two teams at the first two breaks but Brighton took a significant lead by three quarter time by 6 goals. Old Essendon kicked another 9 goals in the final term to win 27.10 to 16.11. Best – Perrett, Pirrie (7), Dawes, Tolj, Phelan, Jakobi (Old Brighton) and Leask, Velardo (3), Flaherty (3), Clifton, Goullet, McPherson (Old Essendon). In an absolute thriller in C Section, St Bedes Mentone Tigers defeated AJAX by the narrowest of margins 21.12 to 21.11. The Tigers came from behind in the dying minutes of the game. Fraser Cameron, C Section scribe, described the match as a ‘brilliant game of footy’ and ‘truly befitting the word Grand’. Best – M Wintle, Sawers, Zakic, Beveridge, Hayes (4), Groves (StB) and Janover, Ritterman, Gold, Sutton, Lewski, Israelsohn (AJAX). Old Carey were premiers in D1 Section by defeating Rupertswood comprehensively 19.16 to 12.8 and had led all day. Best – Collins (6), Mullins, Ratcliffe, Angus (4), Howgate (Carey) and West, Sweeney, Gaunt, Phillips, Plummer, Dressier (Rupertswood). Oakleigh won the D2 Section grand final over Peninsula Old Boys 23.12 to 12.11 and never looked like losing from quarter time when they established a 5 goal break. Oakleigh’s Trevor Bromley won the A R ‘Tony’ Fellows best on ground award. Best – Bromley (4), Rutter, Counihan, Harold, Kitts (4), Collins (Oak) and Murphy, Bannister, Bowen, Madden, Fergusson, Bruce (Peninsula). Jamie Kvins and Brent Woodhead were the field umpires. 44
St Bernards published a tribute to ‘Gus’ Mitchell, one of their favourite sons and a much admired figure within the VAFA. Gus was a Life Member at St Bernards, played 100 senior games, won a club best and fairest award, served a year as club captain before entering a coaching career. Gus coached the U19’s to a winning grand final in 1968 then went on to coach the senior team from 1970-79, during which time the Club won its first A Section premiership in 1975. In 1976 Gus coached the VAFA representative team and had earned many other credits for contribution to the local community.
20 YEARS AGO – 1996 St Kevins Old Boys won the C Section premiership. Said to be in near perfect conditions, SKOBS kicking with the aid of a light breeze led at the first change by 2 points. SKOBS had an excellent second term with on-ballers, Dollman, Bowles, Brady and Moore driving the ball forward on numerous occasions enabling their team to hold a half time lead 8.8 to 4.4. St Kilda/South Caulfield struggled with the breeze in the third tem despite the efforts of HayesDewar, Tkocz, Astapenko and the Ryan’s and trailed 5.6 to 11.3 at the final break. The Saints hit back hard early in the final term but SKOBS held on to take the flag 12.15 to 9.6 with the best named as Narasdi, Gribble (3), Garvey, Burden, Dollman, S Kennedy (SKOBS) and Hayes-Dewar, Tkocz, M Ryan, Astapenko, Mihaljevic, O’Sullivan (StK/SC). Monash Blues took the D Section pennant by defeating St Leos Emmaus 11.6 to 7.4. The Blues had taken the lead by half time and refused to relinquish it in a low scoring match. Best – A Barker, Kiers, C Barker, Rogers, Donnelly (4), Hipwell (Monash) and Dinicolantonio, Stephens, Pitcher, Robinson, Ronchi, Mackenzie (StL). In the Coaches Clipboard section of The Amateur Footballer, AFCA/VAFA Executive member and Ormond Senior Coach, Geoff Reilley, interviewed Old Trinity Senior Coach, Simon Dalrymple whose team would be in the B Section grand final the following week. The interview was part of a regular feature in The Amateur Footballer. Simon’s background at the time was – single and operating his own sports marketing business. Previously completed his masters in Sports Science having THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016
obtained a Graduate Diploma in Sports Science and Coaching from Deakin Uni. Simon was also operating as a marketing consultant for the Box Hill football Club in addition to coaching football and cricket at Trinity Grammar. (In more recent times Simon is currently known as a key member at the Bulldogs AFL Club as Chief Recruiter and the person mainly responsible for building the outstanding list at Footscray). Simon told Geoff at the time of the interview that he enjoyed being around football at club level and hoped to do so for a long time!
30 YEARS AGO – 1986 The A Section preliminary final was between De La Salle and Collegians after Collegians had lost to North Old Boys in the second semi and De La had knocked Ormond out in the first semi. Collegians with the wind kicked 7.5 to 2.3 in the first quarter with Richard Herman dangerous up forward. De La came back in the second quarter with their spearhead, Kerin, the main problem for Collegians. It was an even third quarter although Collegians missed many opportunities to convert. The last quarter showed Collegians to be worthy challengers and they earned the right to have another crack at NOBS by winning this match 16.19 to 12.10. Best – Wright, Irvine, Hinchen, R Herman (6), Newman, Schober (Coll) and Greene, Cooke, Hanrahan, Maher, Anderson, Connolly (DLS). Old Xaverians (18.8) were too strong for Fawkner (11.24) in the B Section prelim final with their accuracy in front of goal a feature compared with Fawkner’s numerous misses. Old Xavs were too face the hot favourites, Old Paradians, the following week in the grand final. Best – Summers, Atkins, Peter Curtain, L O’Sullivan (4), O’Shaughnessy, Grummett (Old Xavs) and Roach, Kerslake, G Busst, Rhodes, Hoare, Buckley (Fawk). Banyule had a fantastic day in the C Section grand finals with both seniors and reserves winning. The seniors won 19.18 to Old Trinity 12.17. Best – O’Brien, Hoare, Brockwell, Power, Gibson (3), Gray (Banyule) and Gordon, Cowley, Wallace, Pontefract, O’Shaughnessy, Rienarts (OT). The reserves also won comfortably 10.12 to Hampton rovers 4.9.
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Old Melburnians defeated Old Haileyburians in C Section grand final 12.22 to 8.15 and gained the H J Stewart premiership cup. OM’s kicked 6.11 to 0.1 in the first quarter and held sway for the remainder of the match. Old Xaverians won the D Section flag against AJAX 20.17 to 15.7 to take home the E F Atkins Cup and La Trobe Blacks won the P A Matthews Cup for competition in E Section, 12.8 to 4.10.
60 YEARS AGO – 1956 In a memorable year with the Olympic Games held in Melbourne, an Exhibition game of Australian Rules was played on the last day of ‘the games’ between a VAFA team and a team of amateur players from the VFL and VFA. The successful VAFA team comprised R Collins (MHSOB), G Gill (Uni Blacks), P Harkness (Old Scotch), L Wakeling (Old Paradians), A Capes (Uni Blacks), P Rochow (Coburg), C Empey (Commonwealth Bank) R Tindale (Old Scotch), M Keogh (Uni Blues), L Williams (Ivanhoe), L Grant (Power house), J D Anderson (Old Melburnians), R Fenton-Smith (Ormond), J Hayes (Uni Blues), I Merrick (Coburg), Bryce Thomas (Old Melburnians), R Pettigrove (Coburg), G Hibbins (Collegians), Murray Mitchell (O Melb A), J.Hannan (Old Melburnians) and Joe Kelly was coach. Les Wenker was the field umpire and Jack Wilson and Bill Quinn were the boundary umpires.
80 YEARS AGO – 1936 In A Section Collegians had enjoyed a successful season and met State Savings Bank in the Grand Final. SSB were the last team to defeat Collegians way back in late May but Collegians were too strong in the big game winning comfortably 11.18 to 6.11, their first premiership since 1904 and their sixth since the VAFA was founded in 1892. The VAFA President, Mr H J Stewart was in attendance and had been captain of Collegians for 10 years and was the last premiership captain of the club. Best – A Wilson, H Day, K Dowding, K Evans, F Heard and MacKinnon (Collegians) and H Bennett, R Bennett, C Chandler, T Paide, (State Bank). Two rovers from the match, Clarrie Vontom (Collegians) and Alby Rodda (SSB) went on to play VFL with St Kilda and Melbourne respectively. 45
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John Donohoe
SHARKS END XAVS SEASON, SKOBS AWAIT IN FINAL! Two of this season’s best teams went head to head at Waverly Oval on the weekend, with a spot in the Grand Final up for grabs it was going to be an exciting and tense contest. The Xavs, coming off a strong win against Scotch the week before and Beaumaris coming off a shattering one-point loss to
one will be an absolute cracker.
It was a tight start, with Beaumaris taking the early lead going into Quarter Time leading by only five points, with both teams kicking poorly on a blustery day at Waverly. The Old Xavs rallied immediately and kicked four goals to two in the second term to lead by a goal at the main break.
Premier: Beaumaris by 3pts Best on ground: Beattie – Powell (Beau) Reserves: Old Xavs by 4pts Best on Ground: Tom Lyon (OX)
The Old Xaverians will play St.Kevins in the Under 19 Reserves Grand Final, both grand finals will take place at Trevor Barker Oval, Sandringham. Reserves at 11:50 and Premier at 2pm.
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Both teams lifted their intensity again in the second half, with the Old Xavs holding a slender lead at the final change, leading by nine points. Troiani and Lucas were starting to get plenty of ball, and Cullity continued to dominate around the ground. Tobin was solid as always, and worked to try and get his team back into it. Beattie – Powell was proving a handful for the Xavs, he booted five goals for the Sharks, as they ran away with the game in the final term, kicking six goals to two to advance the Grand Final and break Old Xaverian hearts at the same time. It was a good season for the Xavs, who should be proud, following last season’s Premiership, they were simply bested by a stronger opposition and will bounce back next season better than ever, coaches Pete Callinan and Pat Kennedy should be proud of their efforts this season. They will now focus on helping the Reserve side win the Premiership, something they haven’t done since 2011. Beaumaris will now take on St.Kevins in the Grand Final, the top two teams in this seasons competition, it will be a willing contest, and one that could go right down to the wire. If their Semi-final was anything to go by, this
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TEAM OF THE YEAR FB:
L.Daggian (OS)
Tobin (OX)
A.Lvovskiy (DeLa)
HB:
Doody (St.B)
W.Veljkovic (OX)
F.Bonacci (STK)
C:
Amad (OX)
Beddoe (STB)
Dawborn (OS)
HF:
J.Edwards (Blacks)
P.Phillips (OX)
Clough (STK)
Gibbins (Beau)
Wallace (OX)
FF:
Stewart (OS)
Foll:
L.Berry (OX), M.Lvovskiy (DeLa), Di Natale (St.K)
INT:
Merrett (St.K), Tedde (Beau), Amad (OX), Dimattina (St.K)
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HOLMESGLEN U 19 SECTION 2
UNDER 19 SECTION 4
Caulfield Grammar booked their place in the 2016 Grand Final with a surprisingly comfortable victory over a wasteful Old Melburnians outfit at Bill Lawry Oval. Caulfield came into this final in hot form and would have drawn confidence from their 20-point win over OM’s in round 16. They got the jump early on, winning plenty of ball out of the middle and providing their dangerous forward line with scoring opportunities. Both teams were wasteful in front of the big sticks throughout the match, however OM’s three quarter time score of 0 11 was damning. Matt Ball was dangerous as usual for the winners kicking two important majors, whilst Nick Baltas was best afield.
AJAX and Preston Bullants battled it out last weekend with both teams getting amongst the footy all day. AJAX started off strong and led the whole game with Preston Bullants trailing not far behind. Charles Hamilton, Ben De Winter and Michael Alter all were getting a few touches and managed to get in the best for AJAX helping them bring home the win. With this weekends looking to be a big one between Old Haileybury and AJAX it will be the team who brings there best game that will take bring home the victory and the glorious section winners title. Old Haileybury v AJAX
GRAND FINAL
Parkdale Vultures v Caulfield Grammar
U19 SEC. 3 Ormond will feature in this season’s big dance after toppling minor premiers Williamstown CYMS in a heart stopping preliminary final at Box Hill City Oval. The sides couldn’t be separated in the first half, and whilst Ormond had the better of the play they didn’t execute in front of goal. The minor premiers flexed their muscle in the third term, controlling the ball out of the centre and capitalising on some Ormond turnovers. They took a 28-point lead into the final change, and appeared to be cruising towards a grand final berth. The Williamstown coaches would have been alarmed by the opening five minutes of the final quarter, Ormond’s midfield were doing as they pleased and in the blink of an eye found themselves within striking distance. The Monders took the lead by a solitary point late in the final quarter and that was the final margin as Williamstown players visibly distraught by the result. For the winners, Dimitri Fasoulis was the match winner with five majors in a standout performance. Jake Slee kicked five in defeat for Williamstown to end a sparkling season in front of goal.
GRAND FINAL
Collegians v Ormond
UNDER 19 SECTION 5 Mazenod took the lead early against Parkside with the Mazenod boys getting amongst the action. Parkside quickly turned there low scoring quarter around and managed to get in front by half time. Both teams fought hard going into the second quarter however with Harry Dehne, Marco Creek, Archer Hogg and Marcus Daminato all getting in the best and starring for Parkside they were unstoppable in the last quarter and snatched home the win. Parkside won’t have it easy this weekend coming up against De La Salle in the Grand Final but I know both teams will bring there best to take home the victory. De La Salle v Parkside
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HOLMESGLEN U19 PREMIER
U19 PREMIER - GRAND FINAL
SUNDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 2:20PM TREVOR BARKER OVAL
St Kevins
Beaumaris
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26 Fraser Johns 27 Maxwell Pandur 29 James Miller 30 Jak Nardino 32 Andrew Paspaliaris 32 Jak Nardino 33 Nick Hendriks 34 Michael McWeeney 37 Sean Hollis 38 Daniel Borys 39 Natan Mason 40 Callum Heath 41 Mitchell Kornberg 41 Keenan Jensen 42 Brayden Morrow 46 Brayden Morrow 47 Sam Gibbons 54 Jason Murray 56 Jack Eldred 59 Kane Wilson 67 Adrian Zalega
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U19 PREMIER RESERVE - GRAND FINAL SUNDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 11:50AM TREVOR BARKER OVAL
Old Xaverians
St Kevins
Coach: David Speedie Assistants: Will O’Brien
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HOLMESGLEN U19 – SECTION 2
U19 SECTION 2 - GRAND FINAL
SATURDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 9:30AM TREVOR BARKER OVAL
Parkdale Vultures
Caulfield
Coach: Luke Borella Assistant: Matthew Hayes
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Brad Austin Harry Spencer Jarrod Peake Matthew Francis James (C) Clark Tim Carroll Ryde Love-Linai Daniel Rendell Jack Vorbach Tom McCarthy Lachlan Butler Nick Farnbach Luke Forbes Ryan O'Leary Tom Congerton Andrew Watterson Yves Hopkins-Gamble Jaye Edmunds Lachlan Gallagher Josh Hall Conor Larkin James Salouris Alex Derzekos Sam Moloney Josh Green Bailey Dillon Sam Davies Andy Silva Sam Timuska-Carr Kai Love-Linai Leigh Patten Liam Marshall Zak Straker
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Ollie Gagiero Aya Fujiwara Zach Mowthorpe Ben Kuang Nick Blaich Myles Spielvogel (Co Capt) Jesse Toniolo Sam Dorevitch Will Lyon Jack Lewis Matt Ball Lachlan Nixon Ben Fynmore James Wainwright Ben Slack James Boal Alex Scotto Zach Amos Dylan Smith Steve Manos Max Simpson Tom Collins Tom Sherman Jack Geason Ollie Allis Matt Stoddart Chris Diggle Jack Webster Marlou Murphy Lachlan Harris Finn McEvoy Joe McLelland (Co Capt) Darcy Levin Jack Waldron Tom Smith Lachlan Height Nick Baltas Daniel Wigney
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U19 – SECTION 3
U19 SECTION 3 - GRAND FINAL
SATURDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 9:30AM SPORTSCOVER ARENA
Collegians
Ormond
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Cameron Ensor Edward Rice Riely Martin Charlie Richards ( C ) Oscar Glover Tyson Wyett (C) Linus Walsh Jack Hibbins Sam Porz James Rice Tim Nancarrow Jack Melbourne Harrison Butterss Sam Parsons Connor Hobbs Nick Punter Nicholas Marsh Hugo Ling Darcy McKenzie Zac Comley-Burns Tom Pateras Riley Goodman Fraser Cameron Ed Greene Andrew Scott Tom Jordan Carl Bacash Cam Tennant (VC) Luca Skoufos Matthew Pollock Hugh Greene Jack Cotton Michael Scardamaglia Matthew Schwab Rhys Hildebrand-Wise
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U19 – SECTION 4
U19 SECTION 4 - GRAND FINAL
SUNDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 9:15AM TREVOR BARKER OVAL
Old Haileybury
AJAX
Coach: Mick Constable Ass Coach: Wayne Smith 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 29 30 31 32 34 35 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44
William Paul Lyndon Montgomery Tim Cleary Kaiden Dummett Brodie SteeleVC Torsten Williamson Joshua Elston Ned Doran Jamie Cain Oliver Sharpe Max Fisher Joel Constable Jordan Hurley Jack MunroC Benjamin OakesDVC Declan Forster Charles Constable Rayner Seccull William Stock Eden Facey-Smith Tim Richardson Ari Ventouras Xavier Subotsch Matthew Kirkwood Hamish Bignall Liam Heilberg Abdullah Alazzawi Matthew Charlesworth Connor Seccull Charlton Schneider Durras Seccull Jack Moncrieff Shea O'Reilly Andrew Brayshaw Tom Edmonds Brandon Roode Kieran Baker Matt Smith
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2nd Qtr
G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G
Coach: Ash Shenker B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B
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3 Michael Alter 4 Jesse Velleman 5 Ben De Winter 6 Reece Israel 7 Ryan Kagan 8 Naom Marom 9 Ben Faiman 10 Toby Fisher 11 Dakota Lipton 12 Jacob Silver 13 Saul Williams 14 Sam Kalmus 15 Adam Kahlberg 16 Adam Sekler (Capt) 17 James Breckler 18 Andrew Joel 19 Elliot Blau 20 Cameron Nankin 21 Jordan Swire 22 Justin Beaconsfield 23 Guy Vadas 24 Charles Hamilton 25 Adam Rushford 26 Jorda Benge 28 Jack Stock 29 Dion Verstandig 30 Dion Silberman
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G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G
1 Joel Burston
2nd Qtr
B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B
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U19 – SECTION 5
U19 SECTION 5 - GRAND FINAL SATURDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 9:15AM COBURG
De La Salle
Parkside
Coach: Steve Ingram Team Manager: Brian Watson 1 Benjamin Melissinos
G
B
1
Harry Dehne
G
B
2 Riccardo Rando
G
B
2
Marco Creek
G
B
3 Nick O'Sullivan
G
B
3
Cameron Pevitt
G
B
G
B
4 James Mullaly 5 Frank McCormack
G
B
4
Isaac Romano
G
B
6 Matthew Tyquin
G
B
6
Gabriel Trevan
G
B
7 Adam Martuccio
G
B
9
Tommy Gook
G
B
G
B
8 Oliver Gunning
G
B
10 Trent Mammarella
9 Adam Monkman
G
B
11 Riley Shortal
G
B
10 Patrick Hounihan
G
B
12 Archer Hogg
G
B
11 Joshua Ingram
G
B
13 Matthew Soligo
G
B
12 Michael Jakes
G
B
15 Isaac Nolan
G
B
13 Mitchell Riley
G
B
14 Daniel Brasher
G
B
16 Edward Creamer
G
B
15 Trent Shannon
G
B
18 Adam Moffa
G
B
16 Ayang Nyanjok
G
B
19 Darcy Vickers
G
B
17 Liam O'Neill
G
B
20 Lachlan Jacob
G
B
G
B
18 William Taylor
G
B
22 Luciano Logozzo
19 Harry Bowen
G
B
25 Adamo Gargano
G
B
20 Jack Squires
G
B
28 Marcus Daminato
G
B
21 Thomas Harrington
G
B
30 Matthew Moses
G
B
22 Riley Watson
G
B
24 Thomas McDonald
G
B
32 Michael Romano (P)
G
B
25 Jamie Wheatley
G
B
35 Luke Marko Rawlings
G
B
27 Jordan Gregory
G
B
40 Sam Newman-Rogers
G
B
28 Jon Epifanidis
G
B
45 Fergus Marron
G
B
29 James Bailey
G
B
50 Max Vollebergh (P)
G
B
30 Zacharian Grundmann
G
B
55 Harry Kouremenos
G
B
3rd Qtr
4th Qtr
1st Qtr
2nd Qtr
3rd Qtr
4th Qtr
1st Qtr
Goals
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Behinds
Behinds
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UMPIRES CORNER
@VAFAUA
EVEN THE EXPERIENCED GET IT WRONG… With finals being played over Saturdays and Sundays, we know we see a few umpires turn up on the wrong day. So far, we only know of those who turned up on a Saturday for the Sunday game… no harm done, other than to a few egos and a few dollars in petrol. However, we were very surprised to hear that veteran campaigner Mark ‘Gibbo’ Gibson has fallen for the same trap in his duties as umpire observer, arriving on Saturday at Northcote for a Sunday observation. Of course that could have just been Gibbo taking his usual precautions, thinking that he may need a good 24 hours to walk to from Bill Lawry Oval from the nearest available car space…
GRABBING YOUR SIBLING’S GEAR When you live in a family of umpires, there’s always a risk you’ll end up with the wrong gear. Unfortunately for boundary umpire Hugh Bennett, he didn’t end up with the shirt of his brother Henry, but that belonging to his sister Ava. Even more unfortunately for Hugh, VAFAUA past president Greg Rolfe was on hand with camera…
THANK YOU CLUBS With the season drawing to a close all of us at the VAFAUA would like to say thank you to all clubs for your hospitality throughout the season. We know we’re not always the favourite people on the field, but we do appreciate the invitation to socialise at the after-match, and for everything you do for us on match days, from bottles of Gatorade to the bags of ice for the older umpires amongst us! The relationship we have with clubs is the envy of other umpiring groups, and makes our job so much more enjoyable. We wish all clubs the best of luck in your finals today, and look forward to seeing you all again next season.
THANK YOU UMPIRES Congratulations to all umpires who have been appointed to a Grand Final this week. This appointment is the culmination of all of the hard work that you have put in throughout the year, so make sure to take time to enjoy it! Unfortunately, there are only so many appointments to go around this week, and a lot of very good umpires have missed out on a Grand Final match. We hope that you’ve enjoyed the season, both from an umpiring and social perspective, and that we’ll see you back better than ever next year. On Thursday night we will be announcing the grand final appointments for the premier grades following our traditional last training session for the year. All umpires are encouraged to join us for a light run and a few games, followed by a social evening in our rooms.
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SHARPSHOOTERS
SHARPSHOOTERS William Buck Premier Matthew Handley Old Xaverians Brendan Goss Old Xaverians Alexander Armstrong Old Melburnians Lochie Dornauf University Blacks
LR 0 2 4 2
Total 51 47 41 41
Premier C Reserve Peter Rozanitis Mazenod OC Damien Simic Caulfield Gr Mati Christakakis Williamstown CYMS James Egan Mazenod OC
LR 2 4 3 0
Total 52 46 40 36
Premier Reserve Jack Wood University Blues Ryan McDonough De La Salle OC Ted Mitchell Old Trinity Gr Morgan Nunan University Blacks
LR 0 4 1 2
Total 42 28 28 27
Premier C Thirds Sam Ayoub Marcellin OC Matthew Jones Therry Penola OB Dustin Cracknell Marcellin OC Kane Robertson Therry Penola OB
LR 6 2 0 2
Total 64 44 33 32
Premier Thirds Jack Firth St Bernards Benjamin Farrow University Blacks Benjamin Omizzolo St Kevins OB Cameron Tunbridge Old Melburnians
LR 0 0 1 5
Total 43 27 26 25
Division 1 Jarrod Bannister Therry Penola OB Trent Skurrie PEGS Callum Wood Old Geelong Darcy R Brown Old Mentonians
LR 4 3 2 0
Total 75 66 56 49
Premier B Daniel Anthony Old Brighton Gr David Fayman AJAX Stephen Milne Beaumaris FC Nathan Smith Hampton Rovers
LR 8 5 4 0
Total 46 46 43 40
Division 1 Reserve Luke Montgomery PEGS Raymond Steer Therry Penola OB Jacob Dixon Therry Penola OB Rick Ellis Prahran Assumption
LR 1 5 0 0
Total 58 52 42 34
Premier B Reserve Matthew Caia St Bedes / Mentone Tigers Travis Woolnough Beaumaris FC William Hogan Monash Blues Jordan Smith Beaumaris FC
LR 0 4 3 3
Total 32 31 29 27
Division 2 Aaron Thornton St Johns OC Benjamin Gill Eltham Collegians Kane Smith MHSOB Daniel Hill Emmaus St Leos OC
LR 16 3 4 0
Total 75 72 44 41
Premier B Thirds Zev Aron AJAX David Cowley Old Trinity Gr Locky Davis Fitzroy FC Jordan Young Parkdale Vultures
LR 0 2 0 0
Total 38 32 29 28
Division 2 Reserve Eamonn Scott Preston Bullants Richard Benjamin West Brunswick Thomas Birkett Emmaus St Leos OC Lachlan McRedmond Preston Bullants
LR 5 0 0 0
Total 53 44 34 26
Premier C Adrian Del Monte Old Ivanhoe Gr Aaron Cloke Oakleigh Stefan Barbour Peninsula OB Thomas Kanz Old Camberwell Gr
LR 5 4 0 2
Total 61 57 55 53
Division 3 Mitchell Gleeson La Trobe University Julius Waras Carstensen Glen Eira Justin Hunter Elsternwick Jason Ince Hawthorn
LR 6 1 3 0
Total 75 63 51 49
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Division 3 Reserve Daniel Lauletta Hawthorn Sam Neville La Trobe University David Fazakerley Uhs-Vu Joel Dwyer Swinburne University
LR 5 4 2 2
Total 78 58 47 42
Holmesglen U19 Section 4 Benjamin Oakes Old Haileyburians Jordan Erougian PEGS Thomas Saggio PEGS Max Tonna PEGS
LR 3 2 0 0
Total 66 35 34 29
Division 4 William Dawson Point Cook Dale Collins Westbourne Gr Patrick Notaro North Brunswick David Viola Eley Park Sharks
LR 2 0 4 0
Total 83 72 57 47
Holmesglen U19 Section 5 Ashan Wijayakumara MHSOB Nick O’Sullivan De La Salle OC Tom Riley Mazenod OC James Reid Aquinas OC
LR 4 6 1 3
Total 58 57 44 37
Division 4 Reserve Leigh Booth Eley Park Sharks John Alexandridis Eley Park Sharks Bradley Magri-Olson Box Hill North Bryn Boomsma Mt Lilydale OC
LR 6 4 0 0
Total 79 77 38 33
Club XVIII (1) John Farah Hawthorn Craig Berger Prahran Assumption Benjamin Corcoran Old Xaverians Sam Hartmann Richmond Central
LR 0 0 0 0
Total 44 38 32 28
Holmesglen U19 Premier William Stewart Old Scotch Nicholas Henricks Beaumaris FC Andrew Clough St Kevins OB Sam Gibbins Beaumaris FC
LR 2 1 0 6
Total 52 43 42 38
Club XVIII (2) Josh Archer Old Geelong Aaron Thompson West Brunswick Kyle Oppelaar West Brunswick Justin Mazur Monash Blues
LR 4 1 4 0
Total 42 29 24 19
Holmesglen U19 Premier Reserve Jack Rennex Old Xaverians Jonathon Thomson Old Geelong Joshua Davis Beaumaris FC Harrison Kelly Old Xaverians
LR 5 1 0 2
Total 87 52 46 44
Holmesglen U19 Section 2 James Regan Old Melburnians James Salouris Parkdale Vultures Matt Ball Caulfield Gr Rory Patterson Fitzroy FC
LR 2 1 6 0
Total 59 52 47 36
Holmesglen U19 Section 3 Jake Slee Williamstown CYMS Matthew Perry Ormond Hugo Ling Collegians Declan Fowler Mazenod OC
LR 5 0 0 2
Total 65 38 37 36
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Position Vacant: Football Director Do you have a passion for footy? Would you like to take that passion to a new level? An exciting opportunity has opened up for an experienced football person to join the Fitzroy Football Club (incorporating the Fitzroy Reds) Board. We are a proud, values-driven club with an outstanding heritage and plenty of ambition. The Club has risen up the ranks of the Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA), following our elevation to Premier B in 2013, which is where we will again be competing in 2017. We have Seniors, Reserves, Thirds and U19s teams in the VAFA. In 2015 we launched our inaugural Women’s team in the Victorian Women’s Football League (VWFL) with the support of the Australian Catholic University and will have at least two team in 2017. We are aiming to become a VAFA Premier Division Club. The Football Director role is crucial to achieving this aim. In our recent Club survey, 94 per cent of the playing group who responded said they were proud to be a party of the Fitzroy Football Club. This is a group of players who are committed to the club and committed to the task ahead. Our coaches are also committed to the club and we’re looking for someone to take on the Football Director role. If you have: • • • • • •
Excellent interpersonal communication skills Experience in coaching or as coaching director at a football club A passion for football and its place in the community The time and commitment to work with the board, our Club and its teams A desire to put some of your wisdom back into the community To hone your company director skills or as an experienced company director share your expertise
Please contact club director Tom Sargant at tom.sargant@ranfurlie.com or 0404 814 048 for a confidential discussion. 58
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CANTERBURY FOOTBALL CLUB NORTH BRUNSWICK FC
Applications are invited for the following positions at NBFC:
is seeking applications for the following Division 3 coaching positions in 2017. Senior and Reserve Coaching Position All applications are accepted in strict confidence. Please forward applications or expressions of interest to club secretary Sue Bach. Email: secretary@canterburyfootball.club Phone: 0438 191 165 Applications close 5pm Tuesday 20th September 2016.
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SENIOR COACH RESERVES COACH After a successful year in 2015 and an influx of new talent in 2016, North Brunswick FC are looking to appoint Senior and Reserves coaches that will lead us into an exciting future and build a strong bond with our talented playing group. With a good mixture of older and younger players the Bulls are ready for success being led by a dynamic coaching group and support staff. Applications should include coaching experience, accreditation and philosophy. Please send applications and any requests for further information to Trevor Ackland at northbrunswickfc@gmail.com.
Applications close 5.00pm, Friday 26th August
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PREMIER THIRDS
PREMIER THIRDS - PRELIMINARY FINAL Sportscover Arena Sunday 11 September 9:30am
ST KEVINS OB GOLD V OLD XAVERIANS BLACK
St Kevins Gold 8 9
M.Roberts
G
Old Xaverians Black
Coaches: Pat Halpin and Pat Myers B
1
Julian Moylan
G
B
2
Jon Mercuri
G
B
3
Hamish Buckley (VC)
G
B
4
Joshua Hangar
G
B
5
Jeremy Preece
G
B
G
B
J.Staffieri
G
B
36 C.Mcpherson
G
B
45 B.Omizzolo
G
B
42 M.Nolan
G
B
6
Harrison Sleeman
53 C.Randles
G
B
7
George Haddan
G
B
B
8
Liam Rogan
G
B
9
Robert Follacchio
G
B
10 Anthony Torre
G
B
11 Sam Franklyn
G
B
12 Matthew Galbraith
G
B
84 D.Moore 3
G
R.Gregory
G
B
47 J.Griffiths
G
B
15 J.Frazer
G
B
76 T.Crookes
G
B
13 Jack Franklyn
G
B
5
G
B
14 Liam Grigg
G
B
B
15 Matthew Hess
G
B
16 Thomas Rowe
G
B
17 Will Ralph
G
B
18 Todd Daniher
G
B
L.Kenyon
21 J.Mustey
G
57 L.Roberts
G
B
41 Z.Khariwala
G
B
26 L.Clancey
G
B
19 James Woods
G
B
19 J.Betlehem
G
B
20 Jackson Sleeman
G
B
B
21 Tom McClusky (C)
G
B
22 Jack O'Sullivan
G
B
23 Tim Trahair
G
B
24 Terry Reed
G
B
25 Sam Grigg
G
B
26 Darcy Frawley
G
B
61 N.Pryor
G
18 S.Joseph
G
B
52 T.Johnston
G
B
50 T.Sharpe
G
B
28 J.Anthony
G
B
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2nd Qtr
3rd Qtr
4th Qtr
1st Qtr
Goals
Goals
Behinds
Behinds
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ST KEVIN’S OLD BOYS FC
St Kevin’s Old Boys Football Club is seeking applications for the following positions in 2017. SENIORS, RESERVES, 19’S (2), THIRDS (2) & ASSISTANT COACHES Level 1 Coaching accreditation required Please forward applications or expressions of interest to: Football Manager St Kevin’s Old Boys Football Club, PO Box 30, Glen Iris VIC 3146 Applications close September 10th, 2017
Preston Bullants AFC
PBAFC is seeking applications for the following 2017 Division 2 Coaches • • • • •
Senior Coach Reserve Grade Under 19’s Women’s Coach Women’s Team manager
Please forward applications or expressions of interest to Operations Manager Ian Parke Email: parkeie12@gmail.com Phone: 0408176339
ST MARY’S SALESIAN AFC
MONASH UNIVERSITY BLUES FOOTBALL CLUB Inc.
SMSAFC is seeking applications for the following Division 1 coaching positions in 2017. - SENIOR COACH - SENIOR ASSISTANT COACH - 2ND WOMENS TEAM COACH
Monash Blues seek applications for the following coaching positions for the 2017 season: - Senior coach (and assistant) - Reserves coach (and assistant) - Under 19s coach (and assistant)
(OVER 60 PLAYERS TRAINED)
All applications are accepted in strict confidence. Please forward applications to club president David Malcolm Email: president@stmaryssalesianafc.com.au Phone: 0409 311 553
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All applications are accepted in strict confidence. We intend to commence interviews immediately with a view to agreeing these arrangements in the near future. We consider that our club is perfectly positioned to accommodate coaches who are highly motivated, energetic and keen to assist us with our objective of being an outstanding football Club, participating in the VAFA’s premier division. We offer a talented playing group, who are eager to learn and are keen for on-going success after being highly competitive throughout 2016, as well as strong support from the University. Please forward applications or expressions of interest to club secretary Martin Phillips. Email: martin.david.phillips@gmail.com Phone: 0400 964 189
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1116 SEN VAFA PREMIERSHIP LADDERS 2016 PREMIER C Caulfield Gr Mazenod OC Peninsula OB Old Ivanhoe Gr Kew Old Camberwell Gr Williamstown CYMS Marcellin OC Oakleigh Ormond
DIVISION TWO P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18
W 15 14 12 10 7 7 7 6 5 5
L 3 3 6 7 11 11 11 10 13 13
D 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 1791 1584 1667 1436 1488 1464 1447 1444 1395 1351
Agst 1260 1136 1203 1464 1533 1593 1631 1658 1785 1804
% 142.14 139.44 138.57 98.09 97.06 91.9 88.72 87.09 78.15 74.89
PTS 60 58 48 42 28 28 28 28 20 20
D 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 1726 1604 1368 1425 1212 1302 1174 1047 1010 799
Agst 820 806 1111 1065 1209 1291 1501 1441 1588 1847
% 210.49 199.01 123.13 133.8 100.25 100.85 78.21 72.66 63.6 43.26
PTS 64 50 48 46 44 32 24 24 24 4
PREMIER C RESERVES Caulfield Gr Mazenod OC Williamstown CYMS Ormond Peninsula OB Kew Old Camberwell Gr Old Ivanhoe Gr Marcellin OC Oakleigh
P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18
W 16 12 12 11 11 8 6 6 6 1
L 2 5 6 6 7 10 12 12 12 17
PREMIER C THIRDS Caulfield Gr Therry Penola OB Marcellin PEGS Williamstown CYMS Ormond Kew Old Camberwell St Mary's Salesian St Bedes / Mentone Tigers
P 15 15 15 14 15 15 15 12 15 13
W 12 11 10 7 8 7 6 3 3 1
L 2 4 5 7 7 7 8 9 11 12
D 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1
For 1272 1578 1467 1158 1125 796 966 708 864 614
Agst 699 814 930 919 970 948 1042 1481 1387 1772
% 181.97 193.86 157.74 126.01 115.98 83.97 92.71 47.81 62.29 34.65
PTS 50 44 40 32 32 30 26 16 14 8
W 14 14 12 11 10 8 6 6 5 3
L 4 4 6 7 8 10 12 12 12 14
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 1963 1970 1524 1600 1662 1394 1574 1136 1297 1184
Agst 1262 1283 1324 1313 1506 1721 1915 1686 1600 1694
% 155.55 153.55 115.11 121.86 110.36 81 82.19 67.38 81.06 69.89
PTS 56 56 48 44 40 32 24 24 22 14
For 1891 1750 1690 1237 1273 879 1156 820 581 771
Agst 789 750 805 1054 894 1444 1626 1535 1624 1527
% 239.67 233.33 209.94 117.36 142.39 60.87 71.09 53.42 35.78 50.49
PTS 64 56 52 52 48 30 28 20 6 4
DIVISION ONE Old Geelong Old Mentonians PEGS Therry Penola OB St Mary's Salesian Ivanhoe Whitefriars OC Brunswick NOBSPC Old Paradians Prahran Assumption
P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18
DIVISION ONE RESERVE S St Mary's Salesian PEGS Old Geelong Prahran Assumption Therry Penola OB Old Mentonians Ivanhoe Brunswick NOBSPC Old Paradians Whitefriars OC
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P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18
W 16 14 13 13 12 7 7 5 1 1
L 2 4 5 5 6 10 11 13 16 17
D 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
St Johns OC West Brunswick Preston Bullants Yarra Valley OB Mhsob Eltham Collegians Bulleen Templestowe Emmaus St Leos Richmond Central
P 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16
W 15 13 13 9 8 5 5 4 0
L 1 3 3 7 8 11 11 12 16
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 1738 1514 1492 1374 1343 1344 1048 1356 719
Agst 839 1038 1091 1272 1309 1456 1322 1490 2111
% 207.15 145.86 136.76 108.02 102.6 92.31 79.27 91.01 34.06
PTS 68 60 60 44 40 28 28 24 8
DIVISION TWO RESERVES MHSOB West Brunswick Preston Bullants Yarra Valley OB Bulleen Templestowe Eltham Collegians St Johns OC Emmaus St Leos Richmond Central
P 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16
W 15 14 12 10 8 5 4 3 1
L 1 2 4 6 8 11 12 13 15
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 1834 2190 1396 1283 1098 842 790 869 507
Agst 438 416 958 1078 1263 1407 1539 1599 2111
% 418.72 526.44 145.72 119.02 86.94 59.84 51.33 54.35 24.02
PTS 68 64 56 48 40 28 24 20 12
L 1 2 3 6 8 8 10 10 13 15 16 16
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 2550 2027 1981 1586 1492 1465 1675 1354 1357 1139 1184 984
Agst 1107 1109 922 1397 1489 1475 1755 1484 1690 1857 2231 2278
% 230.35 182.78 214.86 113.53 100.2 99.32 95.44 91.24 80.3 61.34 53.07 43.2
PTS 68 64 60 48 40 40 32 32 20 12 8 8
Agst 577 640 803 686 1002 1102 1362 1333 1464 2103 2070 2241
% 372.62 314.84 185.06 255.25 144.71 129.95 97.06 80.2 66.8 30.19 25.41 25.39
PTS 64 60 56 52 48 44 32 32 20 12 8 4
DIVISION THREE Hawthorn Glen Eira La Trobe University Uhs-Vu Power House South Melbourne Dist Canterbury Albert Park Swinburne University Aquinas OC Elsternwick Parkside
P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18
W 17 16 15 12 10 10 8 8 5 3 2 2
DIVISION THREE RESERVES Hawthorn La Trobe University Swinburne University Glen Eira Uhs-Vu Albert Park South Melbourne Dist Aquinas OC Power House Elsternwick Canterbury Parkside
P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18
W 16 15 14 13 12 11 8 8 5 3 2 1
L 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 10 13 15 16 17
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 2150 2015 1486 1751 1450 1432 1322 1069 978 635 526 569
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DIVISION FOUR Westbourne Gr Point Cook Eley Park Sharks Mt Lilydale OC Manningham Cobras North Brunswick Box Hill North Masala Chadstone
P 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16
W 16 12 11 10 8 7 5 3 0
DIVISION FOUR RESERVES L 0 4 5 6 8 9 11 13 16
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 2492 1851 1833 1553 1406 1578 1413 1173 340
Agst 693 985 1243 1260 1304 1044 1695 2063 3352
% 359.6 187.92 147.47 123.25 107.82 151.15 83.36 56.86 10.14
PTS 72 56 52 48 40 36 28 20 8
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0
For 1514 1796 1547 1282 1368 1057 622 454
Agst 684 821 816 1084 1099 1102 1854 2224
% 221.35 218.76 189.58 118.27 124.48 95.92 33.55 20.41
PTS 60 60 60 36 32 28 8 4
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
For 2082 1514 1424 1587 1482 1048 982 848
Agst 806 996 1107 832 1223 1659 1911 2011
% 258.31 152.01 128.64 190.75 121.18 63.17 51.39 42.17
PTS 64 56 52 48 40 24 8 8
UNDER 19 PREMIER St Kevins Beaumaris Old Xaverians Old Scotch De La Salle St Bernards University Blacks University Blues
P 18 17 18 18 18 17 16 18
W 15 14 15 9 8 6 2 1
L 3 3 3 9 10 11 14 17
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
W 16 14 12 12 10 6 2 2
L 2 4 5 6 8 12 16 15
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
L 1 1 4 8 9 11 11 10 16
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
FF 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 2230 1777 1690 1241 977 1041 980 937 296
Agst 603 526 1072 1019 1249 1224 1203 1493 2803
% 369.82 337.83 157.65 121.79 78.22 85.05 81.46 62.76 10.56
PTS 68 68 56 40 36 28 28 24 8
St Kevins Old Xaverians De La Salle Beaumaris Old Geelong St Bernards Williamstown CYMS Old Scotch
P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18
W 16 14 11 11 9 4 4 3
L 2 4 7 7 9 14 14 15
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 1697 1569 1359 1367 1392 905 927 989
Agst 805 1035 1145 1242 1129 1340 1740 1744
% 210.81 151.59 118.69 110.06 123.29 67.54 53.28 56.71
PTS 64 56 44 44 36 16 16 12
Williamstown CYMS Collegians Mazenod Ormond Hampton Rovers Old Brighton Marcellin OC Old Ivanhoe Gr
P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18
W 15 11 11 10 8 8 6 3
L 3 7 7 8 10 10 12 15
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 1562 1493 1329 1381 1121 1115 1162 721
Agst 882 1024 1046 1165 1213 1298 1235 2133
% 177.1 145.8 127.06 118.54 92.42 85.9 94.09 33.8
PTS 60 44 44 40 32 32 24 12
UNDER 19 SECTION 5
P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18
W 15 12 12 10 10 6 4 4
L 3 6 6 8 8 12 14 14
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 1637 1324 1254 1186 1399 860 869 716
Agst 649 985 1118 923 1121 1285 1338 1566
% 252.23 134.42 112.16 128.49 124.8 66.93 64.95 45.72
PTS 60 48 48 40 40 24 16 16
P 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
W 13 12 9 8 6 5 4 2
L 1 2 6 7 9 10 11 13
D 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 1626 1183 1029 1178 776 830 818 691
Agst 694 740 925 842 1132 1268 1217 1373
% 234.29 159.86 111.24 139.9 68.55 65.46 67.21 50.33
PTS 54 50 36 32 24 20 16 8
Club XVIII (1) Hawthorn Old Xaverians Richmond Central St Francis Xavier OC Brunswick NOBSPC Prahran Assumption MHSOB South Mornington
W 15 14 12 8 7 5 5 5 0
UNDER 19 SECTION 3
UNDER 19 SECTION 4 Old Haileyburians AJAX Preston Bullants PEGS Peninsula OB Monash Blues Therry Penola OB Uhs-Vu
P 16 15 16 16 16 16 16 15 16
UNDER 19 PREMIER RESERVE
UNDER 19 SECTION 2 P Parkdale Vultures 18 Old Melburnians 18 Caulfield Gr 17 St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 18 Fitzroy 18 Old Carey Gr 18 Whitefriars 18 Old Trinity Gr 17
Eley Park Sharks Westbourne Gr Box Hill North Point Cook Manningham Cobras North Brunswick Mt Lilydale OC Chadstone Masala
Parkside De La Salle Mazenod St Bedes / Mentone Tigers MHSOB Oakleigh Old Paradians La Trobe University Aquinas OC St Johns
P 18 18 18 18 18 18 17 18 18 17
W 16 16 11 10 9 6 5 5 4 3
L 2 2 7 8 9 12 12 13 14 14
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
For 1813 1812 1300 1226 1278 1277 921 977 811 827
Agst 729 831 1051 1219 1078 1541 1568 1358 1804 1831
% 248.7 218.05 123.69 100.57 118.55 82.87 58.74 71.94 44.96 45.17
PTS 64 64 44 40 36 24 24 20 16 12
P 15 15 15 15 15 15
W 13 13 8 6 3 2
L 2 2 7 9 12 13
D 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 1730 1748 1078 877 654 505
Agst 431 449 874 1377 1571 1921
% 401.39 389.31 123.34 63.69 41.63 26.29
PTS 52 52 32 24 12 8
Club XVIII (2)
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2016
West Brunswick Old Geelong Monash Blues Monash Gryphons Uhs-Vu Swinburne University
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The Old Paradians Association Amateur Football Club Is seeking expressions of interest for its Senior, Reserves, Under 19 and our planned Women’s team for the 2017 season. The club was established in 1929 as a member of the Victorian Amateur Football Association and is currently in Division 1. Our first class playing and social facilities are located at Parade College Bundoora
Our administration promotes a culture of success based on the strengths of local recruitment from Parade College and its affiliation with its junior football club Parade Saint Damians . We have a dedicated philosophy of developing local talent through our Junior Academy Program as a pathway to Under 19 football. We pride ourselves on
being an inclusive community and family orientated sporting club. The successful applicant will possess a strong desire to lead, and develop the club’s coaching group and players to achieve on field success. Level 1 coaching accreditation and a demonstrated capability in coaching is essential.
Expressions of interest can be emailed to mike@aspireservices.net.au Further enquiries contact Club President Mike Jolley on 0418 321985. Applications close midnight Sunday 11th Sptembert 2016
1116 SEN VAFA PREMIERSHIP LADDERS 2016 WILLIAM BUCK PREMIER Old Trinity Gr University Blues Old Xaverians University Blacks De La Salle Old Melburnians Collegians St Kevins St Bernards Old Carey Gr
P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18
W 13 13 12 11 10 8 8 8 5 1
L 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 13 17
PREMIER B
D 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F 1355 1175 1592 1395 1577 1252 1157 1438 1350 960
A 1115 1032 1111 1101 1316 1252 1131 1495 1535 2163
% 121.52 113.86 143.29 126.7 119.83 100 102.3 96.19 87.95 44.38
Pts 54 52 48 44 40 34 32 32 20 4
L 3 4 7 7 8 10 10 11 12 18
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 1667 1356 1379 1283 1401 1095 1109 1073 1274 371
Agst 728 787 1035 1101 1114 985 1117 1101 1283 2757
% 228.98 172.3 133.24 116.53 125.76 111.17 99.28 97.46 99.3 13.46
PTS 60 56 44 44 40 32 32 28 24 0
L 3 3 3 7 7 8 12 12 12 16
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0
For 1370 1426 1357 1308 1291 1073 911 704 646 541
Agst 675 802 801 956 1029 1241 1100 1369 1437 1409
% 202.96 177.81 169.41 136.82 125.46 86.46 82.82 51.42 44.95 38.4
PTS 60 60 60 44 44 32 24 20 12 4
PREMIER RESERVES Old Xaverians University Blues St Kevins Old Trinity Gr De La Salle University Blacks Collegians Old Melburnians St Bernards Old Carey Gr
P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18
W 15 14 11 11 10 8 8 7 6 0
St Kevins OB Gold Old Xaverians Red Old Xaverians Black St Bernards University Blacks Old Melburnians St Kevins OB Green University Blues Old Scotch Collegians
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W 14 14 14 10 10 8 5 4 3 1
P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18
W 13 13 11 11 10 9 7 7 4 4
L 4 5 7 7 7 9 11 11 14 14
D 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 1751 1769 1638 1311 1476 1528 1289 1294 1353 1201
Agst 1234 1391 1255 1307 1385 1457 1522 1552 1612 1895
% 141.9 127.17 130.52 100.31 106.57 104.87 84.69 83.38 83.93 63.38
PTS 54 52 44 44 42 36 28 28 16 16
D 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0
B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 1839 1740 1465 1360 1101 1151 1100 891 802 442
Agst 624 558 1137 1120 1056 1013 1112 1401 1802 2092
% 294.71 311.83 128.85 121.43 104.26 113.62 98.92 63.6 44.51 21.13
PTS 68 64 44 42 40 34 32 20 12 4
D 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0
B 1 1 1 2 1 2 0 0
FF 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For 1357 1270 1085 806 892 883 886 280
Agst 670 681 787 861 988 1039 1327 826
% 202.54 186.49 137.87 93.61 90.28 84.99 66.77 33.9
PTS 56 52 38 34 28 24 12 4
PREMIER B RESERVES Old Scotch Beaumaris St Bedes / Mentone Tigers Parkdale Vultures Monash Blues Ajax Fitzroy Old Brighton Gr Old Haileybury Hampton Rovers
P 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18
W 17 16 11 10 10 8 8 5 3 1
L 1 2 7 7 8 9 10 13 15 17
PREMIER B THIRDS
PREMIER THIRDS P 17 17 17 17 17 16 17 16 15 17
Beaumaris St Bedes / Mentone Tigers Old Scotch Monash Blues Fitzroy Old Brighton Gr Ajax Parkdale Vultures Old Haileybury Hampton Rovers
De La Salle AJAX Beaumaris Old Trinity Monash Blues Parkdale Vultures Fitzroy Old Carey
P 13 14 14 13 14 13 15 6
W 12 12 8 6 6 4 3 1
L 1 2 5 6 8 9 12 5
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