SEFNL Record July 14 2018

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Can the Kangas finally break their finals hoodoo?

Round 12 - Split Round Saturday 14th July 2018

Cranbourne v Tooradin-Dalmore Officer v Doveton Saturday 21st July 2018

Beaconsfield v Berwick Pakenham v Narre Warren

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AFL South East Venues announced for SEFNL finals series The South East Football Netball League’s showpiece event of the season will return to the City of Casey for the first time since 2014 after the announcement of Berwick’s Edwin Flack Reserve as host venue for this year’s SEFNL grand final.

Officer’s Starling Road hosted the biggest day on the football and netball calendar in 2015-16, before Beaconsfield’s Holm Park Reserve had its first taste of hosting the big dance last year.

The SEFNL Board made its decision on the host venue for the grand final after closely examining bids from Beaconsfield, Berwick and Pakenham.

This will be the last season of SEFNL, with the eight existing clubs set to build new and exciting rivalries after transferring to different leagues next year.

SEFNL Chairman Ryan Ford said the Board was spoilt for choice when considering its options for grand final day, which will take place on Saturday 15 September.

“We were in such a fortunate position to have three great venues, Beaconsfield, Berwick and Pakenham, put forward as options for this year’s final series,” Ford said.

“The Board would like to thank the clubs for their outstanding submissions. We were spoilt for choice which was comforting, but it made it challenging when coming to a final decision.”

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Edwin Flack Reserve will host its first grand final since 2014.

The three venues will host two days each across the fourweek carnival of sport, which begins with the qualifying final to be held at Holm Park Reserve on Saturday 25 August.

One of the big highlights of this year’s finals series will take place at Holm Park Reserve on Saturday 1 September, with the SEFNL second semi-final day to be complemented with the playing of the South Eastern Women’s Football (SEWF) grand finals.

The three SEWF grand finals, in Divisions 1, 2 and 3, will be held on oval two and run simultaneously with the men’s semi-final action on oval one.

Venues for the semi-finals and preliminary finals for SEWF will be announced shortly.

2018 SEFNL FINALS DATES AND VENUES Week 1 - Saturday, 25 August Qualifying Final Holm Park Reserve, Beaconsfield Sunday, 26 August Elimination Final Edwin Flack Reserve, Berwick Week 2 - Saturday, 1 September Second Semi-Final Holm Park Reserve, Beaconsfield Sunday, 2 September First Semi-Final Toomuc Reserve, Pakenham Week 3 - Saturday, 8 September Preliminary Final Toomuc Reserve, Pakenham Week 4 - Saturday, 15 September Grand Final Edwin Flack Reserve, Berwick John Anderson Region General Manager AFL South East

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AFL Vic Country Country boys come out on top Players from AFL South East have helped the 2018 AFL Victoria Community Cup return to regional Victoria after WorkSafe AFL Vic Country defeated Vic Metro by 25-points at MARS Stadium on Sunday.

In-form Frankston Bombers star Sam Fox was named second best for the Country lads, while Frankston YCW’s Lachie Wallace joined Fox in kicking a goal apiece to help bury the city slickers on a cold and blustery day in Ballarat.

Vic Country won the toss and kicked with the wind in the first quarter and, after a tough start, capitalised on the scoreboard.

Vic Metro’s defence held up boldly for the first 15 minutes but the pressure from Country eventually broke through as they managed to kick four goals in the final 10 minutes of the term to take a 39-13 lead into the opening break.

The second term was a different story as Metro settled and turned the game into a tug-o-war.

The teams could not be split as they went goal for goal and finished with two goals apiece for the quarter with Metro producing some brilliant finishes.

Rowville’s Jackson McDonald slotted a goal on the run from 45 metres out while Dingley’s Lucas Walmsley slammed home a much-needed set shot from right on 50 to cut Country’s lead to 24-points at the half.

Country kicked two goals in the opening seven minutes of the third term to almost put the game out of reach, but Metro hung tough and responded with two goals of their own.

Caroline Springs’ Rex Hickman slotted a set shot from 30 metres to trim the margin back to four goals, but a late goal to Country off the boot of Steve Stroobants (Rochester) left Metro with an almost impossible task in the fourth.

A Shannon Beks (South Warrnambool) set shot early in the fourth term put Country in front by 33 points, a margin that would seem unreachable in the slippery conditions.

Metro kept fighting, with goals from Lucas Walmsley, Jayden Kroussoratis (Norwood) and Jhye Baddeley-Kelly (North Heidelberg) bringing Metro within 18 points with 15 minutes to play.

Despite Metro’s efforts, it was not to be as Sandhurst’s Andrew Collins held his nerve to kick his second goal to put the result beyond doubt in the final minutes.

Vic Country holding on to secure its first win under new coach Danny Frawley, the final score 12.17.89 to 9.10.64.

It was a different story for Energy Safe Vic Country in the Under 19 Challenge Cup after they were defeated by VAFA by 23-points.

Despite a second half surge from the country side, the forward pressure from VAFA was simply too great to withstand.

VAFA claiming the 2018 AFL Victoria Under 19 Challenge Cup 9.13 (67) to 5.14 (44).

2018 Community Cup - Seniors AFL Vic Country 5.9 7.10 10.14 12.17.89 AFL Vic Metro 2.1 4.4 6.5 9.10.64 AFL Vic Country Goals: R. Monaghan 2, S. Stroobants, J. Briggs, S. Beks, A. Collins, B. Symes, L. Wallace, S. Fox, A. Baird, J. Neagle, L. Bramble. Best: A. Baird, S. Fox, A. Collins, T. Stevenson, T. Ruggles, D. Van Berlo.

AFL Vic Metro Goals: L. Walmsley 2, J. Kroussoratis 2, J. McDonald, C. Carey, J. Grabowski, J. Baddeley-Kelly, R. Hickman. Best: C. Carey, L. Walmsley , L. Tudor, J. Fisher, F. Anderson, J. Grabowski.

2018 Challenge Cup – Under 19s AFL Vic Country 0.0 2.6 3.6 5.14.44 VAFA 5.5 5.6 9.11 9.13.67 AFL Vic Country Goals: L. Noble 2, J. Richards 2, M. Casey.

Best: H. Benson, M. Casey, S. James, B. Melville, L. Noble, T. Small.

VAFA Goals: D. Seccull 2, A. Zimmerman 2, L. Di Lizio, L. Diggins, S. Lovell, K. Beveridge, S. Barnett. Best: A. Zimmerman, L. Diggins, L. Di Lizio, A. Hicks, C. Thompson, N. Reeves.

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Footy Preview One spot remains up for grabs

By David Nagel Pakenham’s upset victory over Beaconsfield in round 11 has set up a nice little sweet spot of interest on the 2018 SEFNL premiership ladder.

We can confidently predict that Narre Warren will finish top of the table and wait for either Berwick or Cranbourne to advance to the second semi-final via the qualifying route, while Beaconsfield will be the top-ranked elimination final participant.

But just who will they play, with only a game separating fifth-placed Officer from Tooradin in seventh position.

The real situation is this.

All three teams have a game in hand against bottom-placed Doveton.

If we give Officer a win in this current-round 12, afford the Seagulls the same luxury in round 13, and then the Lions a win in the final round of the season, then the key battle for that one remaining finals spot will come down to two games of footy.

Pakenham v Officer, on Saturday August 4, and Tooradin v Officer in a final-day shootout on Saturday August 18.

A mini finals series has developed in the bottom half of the ladder!

Given all that, Officer simply can’t afford to slip up when the Kangaroos welcome the Doves to Starling Road.

The Kangaroos season, which started so brightly with three consecutive victories, has been plummeting like the graph of the famous stock-market crash of 2008. They’ve had just one win and a draw since round three, with last week’s goalless effort against Berwick seeing the arrow on the graph disappear quickly off the bottom of the page.

Yes, the Kangaroos have had their excuses.

Their only reliable goalkicker for many a long year, Matty Clarke, injured his back while representing SEFNL in the interleague clash against Yarra Ranges on May 19 and has missed the last six games of footy.

Despite his lengthy absence Clarke is still the joint leader on the Kangaroos goal-kicking list this year, with 12 goals to sit alongside Jayce Valentine, Blair Allan and Stephen Hawkins.

That’s been the biggest problem for the Kangaroos – trying to find different avenues to goal with their busiest highway blocked.

Pakenham will need to keep a close eye on Narre Warren dangerman Aaron Wilson.

The Kangas’ number-one midfielder from last year, Mat Jones, has only played four games for the season, but really there’s no excuse for not kicking a goal in a game of senior footy.

Coach Doug Koop will be extremely disappointed with that performance and, in the past, that sort of effort would have ensured a tough week on the training track. But given the heavy conditions and the class of the Berwick back six – Koopy might be a little more lenient these days.

Despite lacking that silky finisher up forward, the Kangaroos still have some solid foot soldiers who are desperately keen to play finals.

Tyler Clark, James Waldon, Ben O’Loughlin, Harris Wasslkyo and Jesse Longmuir have played every game this year, joining the Smaluch boys, Chase and Luke, and Allan, Hawkins and Valentine on a not-so-exclusive 10-man honour roll.

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Footy Preview The Kangaroos – they simply have to win today.

After a week off the Doves will have fresh legs and have this game pencilled in as one of three opportunities to break their duck this season.

Russ Gabriel has been a tower of strength for the Doves, providing much-needed security for a very-young workforce, while Dylan Bowman, Beau Anthony and Jake Basa will be enjoying the company of Matthew Boyd, the former Western Bulldogs star who has stuck to his guns and played seven games in the green and black this year.

The Doves will come out firing – but the Kangas should win by three to four goals in the end.

It could be one of the more special days in the long and proud history of the Cranbourne Football Netball Club when the Eagles host Tooradin at Casey Fields.

The heart-and-soul of Cranbourne, champion full-forward Marc Holt, runs out for the clash requiring just eight goals to reach the remarkable milestone of 1000 goals in his career.

The champion marksman has some special traits, with his passion, aggression, great marking, leadership and ability to impact a game of footy being second to none in this competition over the last decade.

It’s easy to forget just how many games of footy he has won off his own boot. The 2014 preliminary final against Narre Warren, where he carried the Eagles on his own back, on one leg mind you, is one game that immediately springs to mind.

And to watch Holty produce his absolute best on the interleague stage of 2013, against Wimmera at Horsham, is one of the truly great memories of covering the sport over the years.

To the old bloke from Horsham, who turned and said, “This blokes the best I’ve ever seen,” I tell you what mate… you weren’t far off the mark.

Whether it happens today or not, congratulations Holty on a wonderful career.

But the harsh reality is, the Eagles need to bounce back after kicking just two goals against Berwick in their last outing, clearly their worst performance of the year.

The Eagles backline held firm, with Brandon and Glenn Osborne, Dillan Bass and Stu Morrish stopping the Wickers from extending an already impressive margin.

Tooradin has found its mojo in recent times and can pull out a special performance against its big brother on the South Gippsland Highway.

They pushed Narre Warren last week, leading at threequarter time before Matty Shinners clicked his Magpiemachine into gear in the final quarter.

But those first three quarters were impressive for the Seagulls, with Matt Livermore leading from the front and Brad Lenders, Kris Sabbatucci, Nick Lang and experiencedtall Adam Splatt pushing the ladder-leaders to the limit.

A repeat of that performance could have the Seagulls right in the mix here.

But the Eagles have plenty to play for…and they’ll win by 32 points.

Week two of round 12 features our third ‘Battle of the Creek’ for the season with Beaconsfield looking to turn the tables on Berwick at Holm Park Reserve.

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Michael Thompson has added some grunt to the Kangaroos this year.

To put it bluntly the Eagles were horrible in wet and greasy conditions against Pakenham last start, outmuscled and outplayed by a more desperate and committed playing group.

Jake Bowd and Ryan Bromley played well, and Taylor Joyce kicked two goals, but there was a distinct lack of spark from the Eagles across the full four quarters of footy.

The Eagles are very young and lacked the fire-power of Scott Meyer in the ruck, and Nathan Langley at full-forward, to drag them out of a sticky situation.

The Eagles are hardly recognisable from the teams of the last few years and just need time to gel, to come together as one, and get better over time.

Today’s opponent, their arch-rival Berwick, will be very keen to make sure that doesn’t happen today.

The Wickers are on a mission at the moment, to make every opponent feel completely and utterly inadequate in their company.

Stewie Kemperman’s boys kept Cranbourne to two goals in round 10 and then upped the ante even further by holding Officer to no goals last week. No goals, in four quarters of senior footy…that shouldn’t happen!

The Wickers are extremely well drilled and close down space in the back half better than any team in the competition.

The Wickers have their guns, like Madi Andrews, Trav Tuck and Ash Smith, but it’s players like Bailey Asher, Trent Thomas, Tom Brennan, Jo West and Matt Young that have brought a level of consistency that Kemperman can rely on.

There is no weakness at Berwick right now.

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Footy Preview The Wickers are just better across the board and they’ll make it three from three against the Eagles this year with a 28-point victory.

And Pakenham will be out to cause a second-consecutive boilover when the Lions host Narre Warren at Toomuc Reserve.

The Lions are back in finals contention after a big win over Beaconsfield, kicking three goals to one in the final term to turn a nine-point lead into a comprehensive 24-point victory.

The Lions had 16 scoring shots to seven – probably the best indicator of their dominance.

Ash Green has done a great job with the Lions this year, trying to bring together a new-look team after the revolving door needed oiling after some constant use in recent years.

The list of the players to have left Toomuc Reserve is enormous, but some new ones have come in and had an instant impact.

Jimmy Harrison has been bursting at the seams to have a match-winning game, and did so in a three-goal effort against the Eagles, while fellow recruits Cooper Sheppard, Jordy Stewart and JJ Peni have also made their presence felt.

And players like Tyler Guan, Grant Barclay, Liam Tyrrell and Joel Laycock have made the difficult transition to becoming regular senior players.

The Magpies were a bit sleepy against Tooradin at their last outing, but woke from their slumber to score a runaway 34-point victory.

Brad Scalzo and Michael Collins continued their consistent form this season, while Joel Zietsman, Tom Miller and Pete Gentile played key roles in the final quarter surge.

The fact that the Magpies could still win, despite just four goals from their three gun forwards - Nick and Stewie Scanlon and Aaron Wilson – would suggest there’s plenty of talent floating in the back stalls at Kalora Park these days.

The Magpies will win by 34 points.

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Scores, Ladders, Goal Kickers SENIORS

Narre Warren 2.1 4.5 7.6 13.8.86 Tooradin-Dalmore 1.4 3.7 7.9 7.10.52 Narre Warren Goals: P. Gentile 3, T. Miller 3, N. Scanlon 2, T. Cody 2, M. Cox, S. Scanlon, A. Wilson. Best: B. Scalzo, J. Zietsman, M. Cox, M. Collins, T. Miller, P. Gentile.

Tooradin-Dalmore Goals: A. Dean 3, J. Kestle 2, N. Lang, D. Warry. Best: M. Livermore, B. Lenders, A. Splatt, K. Sabbatucci, N. Lang, J. O’Donnell.

Officer SFC 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.6.6 Berwick 3.1 4.3 6.8 10.11.71 Officer SFC Best: T. Clark, J. Waldon, D. Ellett, B. Thompson, M. Thompson, H. Wasslkyo.

Berwick Goals: T. Gunn 3, A. Morozoff, T. Tuck, T. Thomas, J. Andrews, L. Jellyman-Turner, H. Money, M. Andrews. Best: T. Tuck, N. Hillard, M. Young, W. Arthurson, T. Gunn, B. Rutherford.

Pakenham 0.2 1.6 3.6 6.10.46 Beaconsfield 0.1 1.2 2.3 3.4.22 Pakenham Goals: J. Harrison 3, G. Barclay, J. Baker-Thomas, C. Sheppard. Best: J. Harrison, S. Morey, T. Guan, J. Barclay, S. O’Bryan.

Beaconsfield Goals: T. Joyce 2, J. Dodsworth. Best: J. Bowd, R. Bromley, C. Guley, P. Alier, D. Johnston, M. Homfray.

RESERVES

Narre Warren 3.5 3.8 3.12 7.12.54 Tooradin-Dalmore 0.0 0.2 1.6 1.8.14 Narre Warren Goals: K. Graham 2, J. Boccari 2, M. Cowan, T. Papworth, A. Ray. Best: M. Tonna, J. Boccari, T. Papworth, R. Dempster, K. Graham, B. Urwin.

Tooradin-Dalmore Goals: N. Goodacre. Best: T. Lenders, A. Proctor, R. Hillis, J. Csincsi, T. Bethune, B. Webb.

Officer SFC 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.1.1 Berwick 2.7 7.8 11.10 15.13.103 Officer SFC Best: N. Adams, T. Angear, A. Merheb, J. Sloothaak, J. Marson, J. Cousins.

Berwick Goals: M. McLardy 3, J. Kemperman 2, T. Hillard 2, T. Weinzierl, H. McLardy, B. Colling, J. McLean, D. Jackson, J. Malietzis, T. Van Hout, T. Sawdon. Best: M. McLardy, T. Weinzierl, J. McLardy, D. Jackson, T. Van Hout, H. McLardy.

Pakenham 3.3 3.3 5.4 5.4.34 Beaconsfield 0.0 2.2 4.2 6.6.42 Pakenham Goals: B. Virgona, L. Harrison, S. Cole, S. Duncan, B. Kirkham.

Best: B. Baguley, B. Rich, D. Nadzielski, B. Kirkham.

Beaconsfield Goals: Z. Johnston 2, K. Lynch, N. Merrick, J. Patullo, A. Marchetti. Best: R. Nelson, Z. Johnston, J. Bramich, H. Brough, J. Markulija, B. Frith.

UNDER 19s

Narre Warren 6.1 10.11 18.12 23.15.153 Tooradin-Dalmore 0.0 0.0 0.2 0.2.2 Narre Warren Goals: K. Potter 3, M. Sheppard 3, K. Grigg 3, J. Flannery 3, M. Butera 2, B. Howarth 2, A. Williamson 2, A. Sutherland, C. Wilkins, R. Patterson, F. Stellato, L. Baker. Best: D. Webber, B. Howarth, J. Stuart, F. Stellato, K. Potter, R. Patterson.

Tooradin-Dalmore Best: Not provided.

Officer SFC 0.0 0.1 1.1 3.2.20 Berwick 3.2 5.7 6.9 8.9.57 Officer SFC Goals: Not provided. Best: Not provided.

Berwick Goals: B. Rogers 2, K. Tyrrell 2, J. O’Sullivan, H. Devine, N. Green, D. Morris. Best: T. Bindley, J. O’Sullivan, D. Morris, J. Bergman, M. Bramich, K. Wylie.

Pakenham 0.0 1.1 1.2 2.2.14 Beaconsfield 2.2 5.3 7.8 13.11.89 Pakenham Goals: J. Berry 2. Best: B. Weir, D. Poidevin, B. Hunt, J. Berry, R. Skinner, E. Tyrrell.

Beaconsfield Goals: M. Homfray 3, M. Pollock 3, C. Weightman 2, M. Currie, D. Smith, M. Smith, L. Bettio, B. Entwistle. Best: L. Scott, C. Weightman, M. Homfray, M. Pollock, T. Robinson, B. Jenkins-Ton.

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SENIORS Narre Warren Berwick Cranbourne Beaconsfield Officer SFC Pakenham Tooradin-Dal Doveton

P W L D 11 10 1 0 11 8 3 0 11 8 3 0 11 6 5 0 11 4 6 1 11 4 7 0 11 3 7 1 11 0 11 0

F A % PTS 1268 586 216.38 40 910 462 196.97 32 1101 624 176.44 32 821 622 131.99 24 663 944 70.23 18 671 902 74.39 16 638 1028 62.06 14 553 1457 37.95 0

RESERVES Berwick 11 10 1 0 Narre Warren 11 10 1 0 Cranbourne 11 7 4 0 Beaconsfield 11 6 5 0 Tooradin-Dal 11 4 7 0 Pakenham 11 3 8 0 Officer SFC 11 3 8 0 Doveton 11 1 10 0

907 251 361.35 1005 329 305.47 836 299 279.6 574 563 101.95 468 544 86.03 484 706 68.56 389 916 42.47 156 1211 12.88

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UNDER 19’S Beaconsfield 10 10 0 0 Berwick 10 7 3 0 Narre Warren 9 6 3 0 Cranbourne 9 4 5 0 Pakenham 9 4 5 0 Officer SFC 9 2 7 0 Tooradin-Dal 10 0 10 0 Doveton 0 0 0 0

920 245 375.51 612 358 170.95 829 330 251.21 576 414 139.13 566 552 102.54 293 834 35.13 133 1196 11.12 0 0 0

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SEN Hot Shot GOAL KICKERS SENIORS Nick Scanlon Nathan Langley Harrison Money Stewart Scanlon Marc Holt Aaron Wilson Andrew Dean Thomas Marks Brody Connelly Nathan Gardiner RESERVES James McLean Mitchell Cowan Adam Marchetti Adrian Russo Jordy Andrews Ashley Smith Daniel Jackson Rhys Dempster Nicholas Russo Daniel Borninkhof Brayden Carr UNDER 19 Max Sheppard Matthew Johnson Mitchell Pollock Blake Rogers Brayden Carr Brayden Sharp Jack Flannery Jonte Andrew Jordan Hancock Brick Jenkins-Ton

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TEAM R.11 T Narre Warren 2 31 Beaconsfield 0 28 Berwick 1 28 Narre Warren 1 24 Cranbourne 0 23 Narre Warren 1 22 Tooradin-Dalmore 3 21 Cranbourne 0 17 Berwick 0 16 Cranbourne 0 16 Berwick Narre Warren Beaconsfield Cranbourne Berwick Officer SFC Narre Warren Narre Warren Cranbourne Narre Warren Pakenham

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Narre Warren Beaconsfield Beaconsfield Berwick Pakenham Narre Warren Narre Warren Berwick Officer SFC Beaconsfield

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Fixture Easter Round Good Friday 30th March Doveton 11.5.71 v Cranbourne 24.10.154 Round 1 Saturday 7th April Officer 23.18.156 v Doveton 9.10.64 Cranbourne 10.22.82 v Narre Warren 15.8.98 Pakenham 8.8.56v Tooradin-Dal 10.9.69 Berwick 14.15.99 v Beaconsfield 7.13.55 Round 2 Saturday 14th April Narre Warren 8.11.59 v Berwick 5.10.40 Beaconsfield 6.6.42 v Cranbourne 4.10.34 Doveton 5.6.36 v Pakenham 5.12.42 Officer 10.8.68 v Tooradin-Dal 2.13.25 Round 3 - Anzac Round Saturday, 21 April Beaconsfield 5.5.35 v Narre Warren 16.11.107 Wednesday, 25 April Tooradin-Dal 9.11.65 v Cranbourne 18.13.121 Officer 14.7.91 v Pakenham 10.7.67 Saturday, 28 April Berwick 22.13.145 v Doveton 8.8.56 Round 4 Saturday, 5 May Tooradin-Dal 9.11.65 v Beaconsfield 26.9.165 Pakenham 5.10.40 v Berwick 15.8.98 Narre Warren 29.18.192 v Officer 9.8.62 Round 5 - Pink Round Saturday, 12 May Beaconsfield 17.23.125 v Officer 4.6.30 Berwick 24.19.163 v Tooradin-Dal 2.5.17 Cranbourne 20.10.130 v Pakenham 11.8.74 Narre Warren 23.20.158 v Doveton 7.10.52 AFL Vic Community Championships Saturday, 19 May SEFNL 16.13.109 v Yarra Ranges 10.13.73 Round 6 Saturday, 26 May Beaconsfield 15.11.101 v Pakenham 8.7.55 Doveton 11.9.75 v Officer 15.8.98 Tooradin-Dal 6.11.47 v Narre Warren 16.17.113 Cranbourne 12.15.87 v Berwick 7.13.55

Round 7 Saturday, 2 June Officer 8.3.51 v Cranbourne 18.18.126 Doveton 6.6.42 v Beaconsfield 17.16.118 Narre Warren 13.10.88 v Berwick 10.18.78 Pakenham 16.12.108 v Tooradin-Dal 12.3.75

Round 13 Saturday, 28 July Berwick v Pakenham Cranbourne v Officer Narre Warren v Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore v Doveton

Queen’s Birthday Round Saturday, 9 June Cranbourne 35.21.231 v Doveton 3.2.20

Round 14 Saturday, 4 August Beaconsfield v Doveton Narre Warren v Cranbourne Pakenham v Officer Tooradin-Dalmore v Berwick

Round 8 Saturday, 16 June Berwick 8.15.63 v Officer 2.6.18 Cranbourne 10.6.66 v Beaconsfield 6.14.50 Doveton 7.9.51 v Tooradin-Dal 16.11.107 Narre Warren 23.15.153 v Pakenham 8.8.56 Round 9 Saturday, 23 June Beaconsfield 2.7.19 v Berwick 5.12.42 Narre Warren 5.13.43 v Cranbourne 7.10.52 Pakenham 11.11.77 v Doveton 8.10.58 Tooradin-Dalmore 6.11.47 v Officer 6.11.47 Round 10 - Indigenous Round Saturday, 30 June Doveton 4.4.28 v Narre Warren 26.15.171 Berwick 8.7.55 v Cranbourne 2.5.17 Tooradin-Dal 10.9.69 v Pakenham 6.14.50 Officer 5.6.36 v Beaconsfield 13.12.90 Round 11 Saturday, 7 July Narre Warren 13.8.86 v Tooradin 7.10.52 Officer 0.6.6 v Berwick 10.11.71 Pakenham 6.10.46 v Beaconsfield 3.4.22 Round 12 - Split Round Saturday, 14 July Cranbourne v Tooradin-Dalmore Officer v Doveton Saturday, 21 July Beaconsfield v Berwick Pakenham v Narre Warren

Round 15 Saturday, 11 August Beaconsfield v Tooradin-Dalmore Doveton v Berwick Officer v Narre Warren Pakenham v Cranbourne Round 16 -White Ribbon Round Saturday, 18 August Berwick v Narre Warren Cranbourne v Beaconsfield Doveton v Pakenham Tooradin-Dalmore v Officer

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Footy Notes Berwick Another wet and miserable day at the footy. Only worse this week as it was freezing also. A big thanks to those supporters who braved the cold at Officer. It was made somewhat easier though for a select few who had the fire roaring on the West Wing. All in preparation for the Yarra Ranges next year. The players were heard to say the smell of the red gum smoke floating accross the ground made it seem a touch warmer. If not it certainly warmed up at the Cocktail night. Big thanks to Trent, Zimbi and Gunny for getting the night sorted.

The day at Officer started off in the worst of the conditions for the 19s. I could actually see players shivering. They player a super first half and opened up a good lead considering the conditions. Second half was a case of going through the motions and we walked away with the win and 4 points. The coach though was none too impressed but I actually think the guys had frozen solid....makes it hard to run.

The reserves kept on their merry way keeping Officer goal less for the day. Good to see Officer President Nick and his VP out playing for the 2s. God help Berwick if the same thing happened. Traity and I would not make a good sight.

The seniors controlled the game all day and like the reserves were able to keep the opposition goal in horrible conditions.

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Narre Warren A loyal band of Narre supporters trekked down to Westernport in Antarctic conditions to see our boys take on Tooradin on Saturday. We were treated to some tough, unrelenting wet weather footy and came away with 3 great wins.

Seniors: We know we’ll always get a red-hot contest from Tooradin, regardless of weather conditions and ladder positions. Bruising, close-in footy is in their DNA. In constant rain the first half was a pressure-packed arm wrestle. Goals were hard to find and there was only a kick in it at the long break.

The third quarter saw Tooradin jump out of the blocks with three quick goals. Narre looked flat-footed and it was game on! With only four Narre goals on the board to that stage, you could sense the danger of Tooradin getting a couple more and opening up an unassailable break. Who was going to step up for Narre? Where would the spark come from?

Typically it was the collective of 22 black and white jumpers who lifted as one – the spark perhaps coming when two of our under-20s – Pete Gentile and Tommy Miller - found goals, along with a steadier from Nick

Scanlon. Tommy in particular is maturing quickly into a very consistent ball-winner with increasing impact on games. Aaron Wilson had been brought into the game as a pinch-hitting ruck, while Collo just kept churning through the heavy ground, breaking open packs and feeding the ball to teammates. Somehow we’d turned the momentum back in our favour and were just 3 points down at the final change. Narre came home with a wet sail, with a steady wind at our backs for a 34 point win.

Our Twos faced an under-manned but spirited opponent and we had to work hard all day for our 40-point win. It was Narre’s fitness that stood out in the heavy going – the ability to keep our feet in the wet and push through when boots were water-logged and legs got heavier.

Mitch Tonna played a typically workmanlike game for best-on-ground honours; Kyle Graham was a stand-out with plenty of the footy and quality disposal in the wet conditions. Jake Bocarri, Trent Papworth, Rhys Dempster and Brent Urwin were also among the core group who led from the front and played out the four quarters in trying conditions.

Our Under 19s were far too fit and skilled for our depleted opponent. Even in the heavy rain and ankle deep surface water we were able to share the ball around and steadily built towards a 25-goal win. Dylan Webber, Jake Stuart and Bailey Howarth staked a claim to the title of wetweather specialists. Fabian Stellato and Ryan Patterson kept their feet at times when most others lost theirs; and goals were shared around with three each to Kyle Potter, Max Sheppard, Kyle Grigg and Jack Flannery.

Social notes: Saturday 4 August – Past Players Day (Home game v Cranbourne at Fox Road), followed by 10 year Reunion of Narre’s 2008 Senior Premiership team from 5.30 pm. More details soon.

Sunday 5 August – NWFNC $8000 major raffle. Draw function is an all inclusive afternoon of entertainment at Fox Road. Contact Hayden James, Phone 0400 020370 to purchase tickets, or if you are able to sell some to friends, family or work colleagues.

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Footy Notes Pakenham Seniors - After much reflection with a disappointing game against Tooradin last week, the boys put together their most consistent 4 quarter performance for the year with a great win against Beaconsfield.

After making a few changes from the previous week’s team, it was pleasing to see another 2 young players make their debut. Tyler Pierce from the u19’s and Tom Jones from the reserves who have both been in good form and they looked comfortable at senior level.

Overall, we’ve played approx. 36 players in the seniors this year and every week we’ve had a least three u19’s playing. We really appreciate the assistance of u19’s coach Aaron Green in this and it really sets the future of the club in the right direction.

With all 22 players doing their part for the win, a special mention must go to James Harrison (3 goals), Stephen Morey, Tyler Guan, Jake Barclay & Steve O’Bryan who worked tirelessly over the game to get us across the line.

In wet & chilly conditions, the players would also like to thank the Lion Tamers and all the supporters who were there to celebrate the win with the boys as we value & appreciate the contribution you all make to this great club.

Today’s game against an inform Narre Warren will be a tough outing, but if we can play the football we know we can play then it should be a good game.

Reserves - This week we played Beaconsfield at home.

We set a game plan up to win and for three quarters we were in front and controlled the game. With some easy goals being missed by Pakenham, Beaconsfield were being kept in the game. The last quarter we stopped trying to win the game and started defending it, and this cost us the 4 points. The boys are learning the hard way what happens when they play their own way and not the team way. Heads up boys we are not far away.

Under 19’s - This week we hosted Beaconsfield, this was always going to be a challenge coming off the result from our last encounter and with a number of our boys playing in the ones. However, I thought our players put up a fantastic fight and at times limiting Beaconsfield’s ball movement across the ground and playing tight, consistent football. The weather played into our hands, with ball spending a large amount of time on the ground.

Our boys should be proud of their effort in reducing the margin drastically from our previous encounter. Well done to Beaconsfield and a great effort from our players.

PFC Senior Women’s Team - We headed to Red Hill in our much anticipated game. With both sides not having won a game so far this year, fair to say we wanted to win this one.

After a really good warm up and on a wet, muddy, soaked ground we went into quarter time with a small lead but much work to be done. Same thing happened in the next quarter as well. In the third quarter Red Hill were kicking

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with the breeze and our backline managed to keep the pressure on for the whole quarter in which they kicked 6 behinds and we took it into our forward 50 once and managed a goal. The last quarter just came down to grit and determination from both sides. We were able to get goals when they were needed at crucial parts of the game and came away with the win.

These players deserved the win. Now to keep on improving and hopefully knock off Officer this week.

Special mention goes to our fearless Vice Captain for playing 3 quarters literally using one arm and she completely dominated. Mimi Henderson, you’re a star.

Club Notes Coming up: Our $10000 draw is coming up on the 14th July. Grab your favourite player and buy your ticket before they are all sold for your chance to win.

Officer This week we welcome our Life Members, Partners and Affiliates to the club for our annual VIP & Life Members Luncheon.

Football clubs don’t just run on their own and without the contributions and support of the broader community could not exist. The strength of our club and our ability to provide the facilities and services currently available for our players and supporters are directly attributed to the support of local business and the local community.

The club and committee cannot begin to thank our Partners and Affiliates enough for their continued support of our club and the broader community.

In addition to our Partners and Affiliates, the club would also like to take this opportunity to welcome and thank all of our life members in attendance today. Our life members have helped shape our club, some through heroics on the field and others through contributions off the field. Our club could not be here today without our life members.

They have shaped our club, played a part in our past success and our club culture has been forged as a direct result of their hard work over many years.

Today our senior men’s teams face Doveton in our final home game of the season in what is a must win game for all teams, whilst our senior women’s team face Pakenham after a number of strong performances in previous weeks.

Good luck to all our teams running out today.

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LET’S BUTT UT TOGETHER Ask your club about its smoke free policy For help to quit smoking: Call Peninsula Health Quit Smoking Support Services Frankston, Rosebud, Mornington or Hastings 1300 665 781 OR Call Quitline on 13 78 48 or visit www.quit.org.au

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Footy Notes Cranbourne The on again, off again season meant we had a week off last week as the game scheduled for then was changed to Queens Birthday weekend v Doveton.

Today we host Tooradin and is also a day we welcome our sponsors to our club as this is our thank you luncheon dedicated to our sponsors and those that go above and beyond and is sponsored again this year by Highview Accounting & Financial, a long-time club partner.

So today we say thanks to the following business partners that put their hard-earned cash into our great club: Frenken Homes, Dacland, Anker Concrete, Trios Sports Club, Ladbrokes, Jo Mooney - Stockdale & Leggo, Osborne Automotive, The Amazing Grace, Empire, Casey Steel, Cranbourne Holden, Manning’s Funerals, Promark Linemarking, Brian’s Gourmet Meats (who have served up todays beautiful food), Judy Clarkson’s Cranbourne Day Care & Kindergarten Centres, Dukes Body Works, Settlers Run Golf & Country Club, Precision Auto Electrics, Cranbourne Hyundai, Laser Clinics Australia, Tyrepower – Cranbourne, Sportsco – Cranbourne, Casey Cranes, F45 Training, Cellarbrations, Bramall & Co Farming Services, Comar Engineering, Pro-Air, Pizza888, Telstra Business Centre – Cranbourne, La Porchetta, Square One Bricklaying, Flooring Excellence, Neat Plumbing, Jim’s Test & Tag, Warm-A-Pet, Choices Flooring, Ozscapes Landscaping, Ductform, Digital 7, Bendigo Bank, Holt Landscaping, Complete Frames, Ann-Marie Hermans, In Top Nic, BeeHugo Plumbing, BW Carpentry, ABCON Constructions, Hampton Park Optical, UltraTune, Accurate Fencing, Tim Ostrom Excavations, Winna Furniture, Waters Lawyers, PGA Timber, Cranbourne Pre-Mix, Woody Roofing, Apex Steel, ABS Contractors, Peninsula Concreting Group, SBM Demolitions, Flight Centre and the office of Jude Perera.

Holty 1000 Goal Update Could today be the day?? The great man needs just eight goals to register his 1000th club goal and whilst we think Tooradin’s defence won’t allow for the big fella to go on a rampage today, we do need to prepare ourselves for any possibility. So, stand by as with “The Train”, anything is likely to happen when he is in the mood!!

Merchandise There is merchandise still available. Please Dieter and ask him what he has that he is willing to give you a discount on. You never know your luck!

Upcoming Events Frat Night Tonight, there is a frat party post-game.

Entry is $5 (if dressed up; $10 (if not) and doors open at 7:30pm. $3K Draw July 21st (next Saturday night) is our $3k draw aimed at raising funds for our injured players. Tickets available today by seeing either Bakes, Adrian Russo or Bec Sparks.

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July 28th (Saturday after next one) CFC Player and Members only night. Must add your name to the list in the social rooms. Limit of 80 people. More details see the flyer in the rooms.

Hall of Fame/Life Member Induction Night Friday August 10th. Trios Sports Bar – Function Room. $65/head includes two-course meal. See Bakes for more details.

Miss Cranny Saturday August 11th. More details to follow. See Jan Davies for further detail.

Presentation Night Thursday September 27th – Cranbourne Turf Club. Details to follow.

Go Eagles!!

Doveton No notes supplied

Tooradin-Dalmore No notes supplied

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The heart and soul of Cranbourne

By Nick Creely Pakenham Gazette Sports Journalist Nick Creely gathers some wonderful insights into the remarkable career of Cranbourne champion Marc Holt - currently on the brink of the magical milestone of 1000 goals in his career.

The stories about the impact Marc Holt has had on local footy are about as endless as the amount of goals he’s sailed through the middle of the big sticks.

Lion-hearted, powerful, loyal, and skilful, fans have come out in droves for well over a decade to catch a glimpse of his greatness.

Put it simply, Holt bleeds gold and blue, and is building a legacy that will carry further than his time at full-forward for Cranbourne.

Ahead of today’s clash against Tooradin, Holt currently sits on 992 goals and is within touching distance of a rare 1000-goal feat.

As the build-up looms for what will be an historic event, long-time opponent and Pakenham champion Nathan Brown, former Cranbourne president Shane Baker, as well as good friend and 2011 premiership coach Doug Koop spoke to the Gazette about a loveable power forward who has made an impact beyond just his goal tally.

Brown admits Holt gave him plenty of sleepless nights, predicting he played on the big Eagle at least 20 or more times.

“He’s been a bloody tough opponent over the years – you always knew when you came up against Cranny you’d be lining up on him and it’d be a tough day at the office,” Brown said.

“There was always that thought of ‘how do I play him this time?’, whether he’s working up the ground or staying deep – a player like me knew not to get body on body, he’s one of the strongest players going around.”

Brown – who played on countless champions in the region – bestowed his highest praise on Holt.

“He’s the best player I’ve played on, without a shadow of a doubt,” he said.

“There’s times where I specifically remember him leading up and it was a relatively good kick to him, and I thought I had him covered, and the ball doesn’t move out of his hands. His marking was quite special.

“I think he’s always been that strong body where he can sit in the square if he’s injured, and beat anyone one on one, and when he was up about and running he was on the wing and putting them in forward 50, he’s so versatile.

“He just kicks bags either way.”

And Brown has a message for young forwards coming through.

“A lot of forwards should be looking at him, they should want to play like him – they should watch him and understand what he does to get himself in the best position,” he said.

“Ultimately, the young forwards should be watching him, because he’s one of the best players in local footy going around.”

Marc Holt’s inspirational leadership steered Cranbourne to a drought-breaking premiership in 2011.

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The heart and soul of Cranbourne And he’s certainly given plenty of reasons for former Cranbourne president Shane Baker to smile, including this story from his record breaking goal fest six years ago.

“This is how freakish he is – in 2012, he needed eight goals to kick his 100th for the year, and we played Hampton Park,” he said with a chuckle.

“This was the game he kicked 22 goals mind you. I was coaching the reserves that day, and I was sitting in the selection room, and I said to him ‘when are you going to kick your 100th goal?’

“He said, ‘time on in the first quarter’. I had a bit of a chuckle at it, and sure enough in the 24th minute mark of the first quarter he had kicked his eighth goal.

“He just knows, and wills himself to get to things, and that’s not a fluke on his behalf.”

While Holt has been a towering presence on-field during his extraordinary career to date, Baker lauded his off-field impact too.

“He epitomizes our footy club, he’s one of the most selfless people I know, just in the way he gets around the club – he’s loved to death around our club,” he said.

“And he’s clearly universally respected; he’s everything to us and our club that you could imagine.

“Every club probably would love to have someone like Marc Holt – Narre probably has Collo (Michael Collins), and Marc is that for us, he gets people together and gets them up about.”

An example of his selflessness – according to Baker – came in the midst of grand final day only a few years ago.

The Cranbourne champion is on the brink of a remarkable 1000 goals in his career.

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A premiership player in 2011, Holt missed out on the 2016 glory with the Eagles after missing the grand final due to a broken leg that nearly ruined his career.

“He could have wallowed around in self-pity that he couldn’t play, and deep down he was hurting, and we had chats about it, but he was there for the boys, and it didn’t matter as long as the club has success,” Baker said.

“That typifies the guy – even after the 2016 grand final, he was one of the first players to hug me, he couldn’t have been happier, and that was him in a nutshell.

“He would have had his moments during the game, but in front of the boys he couldn’t have been any happier.”

Baker – similarly to Brown – hasn’t seen a player quite like Holt. He simply draws people to the game.

“I haven’t see anyone come near him, in saying that, players play different positions, but when it comes to freakish ability, he turns the game on its head when needed, and I think that’s the most obvious thing for us,” he said.

“For me, I haven’t seen a player be able to do the things he can do – he has his good and bad days, but to kick nearly 1000 goals in 230-odd games is incredible.

“He has such a big heart and wills himself – his presence around the game is massive, he lifts everyone around him.

“We’re a bit biased, but there are only a couple of blokes people will actually pay to watch, and just to go to a game to know Marc Holt is playing.

“I think the crowds have dropped off a bit, but people still know when Marc’s playing, and they go to watch because they know he’ll do something special.

“I think that’s the legacy he leaves in this competition – in the times that got tough, and when the ladder was predictable, he kept people coming through the gate.”

Holt’s 2011 premiership coach, Doug Koop, recalls a day where he simply marvelled at his ability to turn a game in a matter of moments.

“There was an interleague game a couple of years ago, I think we were up at Hampden or somewhere like that, and the game was really close at about half time,” Koop said.

“Holty kicked about four in the third quarter, and went over on his ankle, but managed to blow the game apart.

“Unfortunately, for us, he carried that ankle right through the finals series, and probably wasn’t the player we needed, but that was Marc Holt to the letter, he played with passion and enjoyed the interleague spotlight, and stood head and shoulders above the others.

“That was special, just seeing him in full flight.”

Koop – who praised Holt for having vice-like hands and an accurate kicking technique – also spoke about his deeds as a selfless, team orientated leader during his golden years at Casey Fields.

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The heart and soul of Cranbourne “We put him through a kicking program a couple of years ago, and it provided great dividends to him – he kicked 150 goals one year at about 80 per cent, which is almost unheard of,” he said.

“But as a leader, Holty’s one of the blokes that doesn’t say a lot, he leads more with his actions, rather than his words,” he said.

“Single handily, he won many games off his own boot, not just kicking goals, but by taking better players and allowing other players to get a little bit of freedom.”

And as his great mate nears his 1000th goal, Koop explained that Holt was one of those blokes that simply loves the game, and never wavered in doing everything he could to win.

“He’s got just rewards, his outstanding attribute is that he’s got genuine passion to go out there and give everything; he leaves nothing on the footy field,” he said.

“He’d agree – like a lot of people would – that he could have been better, but he’s got everything he could out of his body, and he gives everything in every game.”

Will Holty get the job done today? – It would be a brave man who bets against him.

Marc Holt has had the best hands in the business for more than a decade.

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Abuse towards umpires needs to stop AFL South East leaders, RGM John Anderson and Umpiring Director Carl Fletcher, pen their thoughts on poor behaviour towards umpires.

We are now in the second half of the season and just weeks away from the most exciting time of the year.

And while a number of teams are now competing for a finals spot, there is one other team playing an important role in proceedings each and every weekend.

AFL South East has over 500 active umpires officiating each weekend, servicing over 220 games per week across all our senior and junior leagues. The third team on the park is just like any of our clubs – with training and coaching sessions during the week before going out on the weekend to do their very best to service the game.

Just like players they will make mistakes, no one is perfect, but they don’t go out there trying to ruin the game. Umpires do their best and just like players hope to perform to their best in order to be selected for the big games at the end of the season.

This year we have had some very poor behaviour displayed towards umpires.

In junior football we have had umpires abused and leaving the ground in tears, we have had umpires threatened, all over perceived opinions on whether an umpire has made the right or wrong decision. The problem is not just in junior football. We have also seen this behaviour in senior football, from on and off-field abuse and threats, to post match issues with umpires in social functions, and even when walking to their vehicles.

Umpires understand that with their role they face scrutiny and pressure, however no one deserves abuse, threats or physical altercation over decisions they make.

As we all start to prepare for finals and a break at the end of the season, many players will be thinking about if they will return for the 2019 season or if this may be their last.

Coaches, club officials and volunteers will also be thinking if they are happy to go around again next year.

The third team on the park will also have these thoughts.

Umpires will be weighing up if they want to go around again and put up with the standards of behaviour being displayed towards them.

Umpires play a critical part in our leagues and currently we do not have enough with many of the 500 active umpires officiating in up to five games over a weekend.

We need many more umpires for 2019, however if they continue to face abuse, threats and on-and-off field confrontation we will not retain or grow our umpire numbers to the level required.

In a tight game, invariably the umpire will be blamed and subject to verbal attack.

But what about the players?

Missed tackles, missed targets, a failed spoiling attempt, undisciplined acts that give away crucial 50-metre penalties all play a role in the final result. Like the players, the umpire is doing his best. And just like the players they should be encouraged.

As you enjoy the football this weekend, and for the remainder of the year, think about your actions and how you would react if your own flesh and blood, your son or daughter, was treated this way.

Would you want to experience abuse, threats or confrontation on and off the footy field?

Parents, players, officials, supporters, take a moment and think about it.

This is a just a game after all.

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Netball Preview Three into two won’t go

By David Nagel The first half of a split round-12 of matches could be season-defining for the three teams currently fighting it out for the remaining places in this year’s finals series.

Tooradin, Beaconsfield and Narre Warren have thoroughly deserved their shots at the title, but it’s what’s happening from fourth to sixth on the table that is creating most interest at the moment.

Cranbourne has a tenuous grip on fourth spot, a twopoint lead over ROC and Doveton who take to the court at Starling Road.

One of those teams will almost certainly win, leaving Cranbourne with the enormous task of defeating the unconquered Tooradin at Casey Fields to avoid slipping from fourth to fifth on the ladder.

Donna Wilson has her Eagles playing some pretty impressive netball at the moment.

The Eagles had a day off last week, but a draw against Narre Warren in round nine would suggest they are not far off the pace right now.

Tara Cecil is a three-time league best and fairest winner, the best defender in the business, while Natalie Sparks and Tegan Stahl have been consistent performers across all 11 games this season.

The Eagles are just one win away – today against the Seagulls – from recapturing their hard-earned reputation from 2017.

Remember…they played in a preliminary final!

But today’s opponent, Tooradin, won last year’s title and looks headed for a similar destiny.

The Seagulls had to dig deep against Narre Warren last week, trailing by a solitary goal at three-quarter time before turning on the afterburners – scoring 9 to 2 in the final term – to turn that deficit into a 31-26 victory.

Not surprisingly the Seagulls stood up, with Bec Kinna and Rachel Cole tightening things up in defence, while Tara Smith and Sara Duncan were joined by Jess Maher in a new-look but very effective midcourt combination.

Alex Duff and Jess Cox did what they do best – keeping calm under pressure to shoot their team to a very impressive victory.

The Eagles will be fired up for this one, but the Seagulls are simply too good – they’ll win by 10.

ROC and Doveton locks horns in a game that could decide who plays finals this year.

The Kangaroos were impressive against Berwick last week, with Georgie Douglas, Laura Quinn, Alysson Jeanes and Zoe Callanan driving a really fast start that provided the main impetus for victory.

Sara Villiers is playing a key role as goaler with Sarah Castricum and Sidney Kneebone bouncing off her in support.

ROC and Doveton are set for some great contests through the grades in round 12.

And the Kangaroos are strong in defence too, with Jamilah Ferns and Alisha Young sure to prove tough for the Doves to get through today.

Doveton has some exciting talent with Hayley Stewart, Chelsea Imanisani, Mikaela Dakic and Emily Pupuke building the core of a very strong outfit.

This one will be close – but we’ll go for the Kangaroos to get home by two goals in the end.

Week two of round 12 is a little bit easier to tip, with Beaconsfield hosting Berwick and Pakenham rolling out the red-carpet for Narre Warren at Toomuc Reserve.

Beaconsfield was too strong for Pakenham in dreadful conditions last start with familiar names like Dani Cameron and Abbie Sheers proving impassable in defence, while Kaela Hughes, Rylee Nelson and Ash Gill gave the Lions some real headaches through the midcourt.

Berwick threw the bibs around against ROC last time out, with Joyce Opie getting the chance to show her skills as a shooter, while Britt Pym, Olivia Macente and Jaime Cotter were impressive performers through the middle.

Berwick will give its all, but the Battle of the Creek will be won by Beaconsfield.

And Narre Warren will continue its steady finals build up against Pakenham.

The Magpies are gaining confidence and shaping up as a big threat for this year’s title.

Caitlin Stephens, Brit Tyers and Caitlin Egan are building a nice defensive combination while Erin Clark is one of the best leaders in the competition.

Pakenham was outplayed by Beaconsfield last start, but Lorna Clark, Jenna Douglas and Christine Meyer could hold their heads high against some strong opposition.

They will do so again against the Magpies – but fall short by a double-figure margin.

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Netball Results & Ladders A Grade Cranbourne Narre Warren Pakenham ROC

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41 v Doveton 26 v Tooradin-Dalmore 17 v Beaconsfield 47 v Berwick

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TEAM P W L D F A % P Tooradin-Dal 11 11 0 0 572 360 158.89 44 Beaconsfield 11 9 2 0 511 371 137.74 36 Narre Warren 11 7 3 1 482 428 112.62 30 Cranbourne 11 5 5 1 460 425 108.24 22 ROC 11 5 6 0 456 461 98.92 20 Doveton 11 5 6 0 435 466 93.35 20 Pakenham 11 1 10 0 386 536 72.01 4 Berwick 11 0 11 0 351 606 57.92 0

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TEAM P W L D F A % P Narre Warren 11 9 1 1 404 269 150.19 38 Beaconsfield 11 9 2 0 370 233 158.8 36 Tooradin-Dal 11 8 3 0 331 304 108.88 32 ROC 11 6 4 1 337 298 113.09 26 Doveton 11 4 5 2 309 334 92.51 20 Cranbourne 11 3 8 0 342 360 95 12 Berwick 11 2 9 0 261 422 61.85 8 Pakenham 11 1 10 0 257 391 65.73 4

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TEAM P W L D F A % P Narre Warren 11 9 2 0 333 241 138.17 36 Beaconsfield 11 6 3 2 298 255 116.86 28 Cranbourne 11 7 4 0 347 315 110.16 28 Doveton 11 6 3 2 367 334 109.88 28 Pakenham 11 5 5 1 341 298 114.43 22 ROC 11 5 5 1 327 315 103.81 22 Berwick 11 3 8 0 266 302 88.08 12 Tooradin-Dal 11 0 11 0 185 404 45.79 0

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TEAM P W L D F A % P ROC 11 10 1 0 413 213 193.9 40 Cranbourne 11 9 2 0 370 227 163 36 Berwick 11 7 3 1 346 222 155.86 30 Doveton 11 7 4 0 276 258 106.98 28 Beaconsfield 11 4 7 0 237 271 87.45 16 Narre Warren 11 3 7 1 216 282 76.6 14 Pakenham 11 3 8 0 199 358 55.59 12 Tooradin-Dal 11 0 11 0 172 398 43.22 0

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TEAM P W L D F A % P Cranbourne 11 11 0 0 401 248 161.69 44 Berwick 11 8 3 0 355 278 127.7 32 Doveton 11 7 3 1 328 286 114.69 30 Beaconsfield 11 6 5 0 305 297 102.69 24 ROC 11 4 6 1 355 339 104.72 18 Narre Warren 11 4 7 0 347 302 114.9 16 Pakenham 11 3 8 0 278 280 99.29 12 Tooradin-Dal 11 0 11 0 168 507 33.14 0

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TEAM P W L D F A % P Doveton 11 10 1 0 422 252 167.46 40 Tooradin-Dal 11 9 2 0 392 196 200 36 Beaconsfield 11 9 2 0 397 262 151.53 36 Narre Warren 11 6 5 0 360 307 117.26 24 Cranbourne 11 6 5 0 300 295 101.69 24 Pakenham 11 2 9 0 272 454 59.91 8 ROC 11 1 9 1 245 371 66.04 6 Berwick 11 0 10 1 206 457 45.08 2

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TEAM P W L D F A % P Beaconsfield 11 9 2 0 493 371 132.88 36 Narre Warren 11 9 2 0 577 453 127.37 36 Tooradin-Dal 11 9 2 0 452 387 116.8 36 Doveton 11 7 4 0 563 504 111.71 28 ROC 11 4 6 1 478 482 99.17 18 Cranbourne 11 2 8 1 418 530 78.87 10 Pakenham 11 2 9 0 409 491 83.3 8 Berwick 11 1 10 0 323 495 65.25 4

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38 v Doveton 39 v Tooradin-Dalmore 27 v Beaconsfield 55 v Berwick

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TEAM P W L D F A % P Cranbourne 11 9 2 0 356 192 185.42 36 ROC 11 8 3 0 284 143 198.6 32 Narre Warren 11 7 3 1 320 199 160.8 30 Berwick 11 7 3 1 295 186 158.6 30 Beaconsfield 11 6 5 0 284 207 137.2 24 Pakenham 11 4 7 0 243 253 96.05 16 Doveton 11 2 9 0 205 315 65.08 8 Tooradin-Dal 11 0 11 0 55 547 10.05 0

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TEAM P W L D F A % P Berwick 11 11 0 0 401 168 238.69 44 Pakenham 11 10 1 0 401 156 257.05 40 Beaconsfield 11 7 4 0 310 175 177.14 28 Narre Warren 11 5 6 0 288 194 148.45 20 ROC 11 5 6 0 307 239 128.45 20 Cranbourne 11 5 6 0 294 267 110.11 20 Tooradin-Dal 11 1 10 0 180 359 50.14 4 Doveton 11 0 11 0 60 683 8.78 0

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25 v Doveton 28 v Tooradin-Dalmore 10 v Beaconsfield 11 v Berwick

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TEAM P W L D F A % P Beaconsfield 11 9 1 1 311 140 222.14 38 Berwick 11 9 2 0 247 160 154.38 36 ROC 11 7 3 1 283 151 187.42 30 Pakenham 11 7 4 0 279 110 253.64 28 Narre Warren 11 7 4 0 260 147 176.87 28 Cranbourne 11 3 8 0 175 171 102.34 12 Tooradin-Dal 11 1 10 0 75 323 23.22 4 Doveton 11 0 11 0 26 454 5.73 0

Netball Fixture Easter Round Good Friday 30th March Doveton 36 v Cranbourne 27 Round 1 Saturday 7th April ROC 53 v Doveton 38 Cranbourne 38 v Narre Warren 42 Pakenham 44 v Tooradin-Dalmore 53 Berwick 29 v Beaconsfield 58 Round 2 Saturday 14th April Narre Warren 50 v Berwick 30 Beaconsfield 39 v Cranbourne 31 Doveton 49 v Pakenham 31 ROC 32 v Tooradin-Dalmore 60 Round 3 - Anzac Round Saturday, 21 April Beaconsfield 42 v Narre Warren 34 Wednesday, 25 April Tooradin-Dalmore 54 v Cranbourne 33 ROC 51 v Pakenham 47 Saturday, 28 April Berwick 48 v Doveton 49 Round 4 Saturday, 5 May Tooradin-Dalmore 42 v Beaconsfield 39 Pakenham 53 v Berwick 37 Narre Warren 47 v ROC 41 Round 5 - Pink Round Saturday, 12 May Beaconsfield 33 v ROC 37 Berwick 25 v Tooradin-Dalmore 67 Cranbourne 52 v Pakenham 36 Narre Warren 47 v Doveton 45 AFL Vic Community Championships Saturday, 19 May SEFNL 43 v Yarra Ranges 48 Round 6 Saturday, 26 May Beaconsfield 64 v Pakenham 27 Doveton 48 v ROC 33 Tooradin-Dalmore 57 v Narre Warren 40 Cranbourne 60 v Berwick 32

Round 7 Saturday, 2 June ROC 38 v Cranbourne 47 Doveton 42 v Beaconsfield 48 Berwick 36 v Narre Warren 61 Pakenham 37 v Tooradin-Dalmore 48

Round 13 Saturday, 28 July Berwick v Pakenham Cranbourne v ROC Narre Warren v Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore v Doveton

Queen’s Birthday Round Saturday, 9 June Cranbourne 41 v Doveton 32 (R11)

Round 14 Saturday, 4 August Beaconsfield v Doveton Narre Warren v Cranbourne Pakenham v ROC Tooradin-Dalmore v Berwick

Round 8 Saturday, 16 June Berwick 29 v ROC 54 Cranbourne 34 v Beaconsfield 44 Doveton 27 v Tooradin-Dalmore 71 Narre Warren 52 v Pakenham 35 Round 9 Saturday, 23 June Beaconsfield 50 v Berwick 32 Narre Warren 41 v Cranbourne 41 Pakenham 26 v Doveton 37 Tooradin-Dalmore 43 v ROC 24 Round 10 - Indigenous Round Saturday, 30 June Doveton 32 v Narre Warren 41 Berwick 31 v Cranbourne 56 Tooradin-Dalmore 46 v Pakenham 33 ROC 46 v Beaconsfield 47 Round 11 Saturday, 7 July Narre Warren 26 v Tooradin-Dalmore 31 ROC 47 v Berwick 22 Pakenham 17 v Beaconsfield 47 Round 12 - Split Round Saturday, 14 July Cranbourne v Tooradin-Dalmore ROC v Doveton Saturday, 21 July Beaconsfield v Berwick Pakenham v Narre Warren

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Round 15 Saturday, 11 August Beaconsfield v Tooradin-Dalmore Doveton v Berwick ROC v Narre Warren Pakenham v Cranbourne Round 16 -White Ribbon Round Saturday, 18 August Berwick v Narre Warren Cranbourne v Beaconsfield Doveton v Pakenham Tooradin-Dalmore v ROC

FINALS 25th August Qualifying Final 26th August Elimination Final 1st & 2nd September Semi Finals 8th September Preliminary Finals 15th September Grand Finals

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Netball Notes Tooradin-Dalmore

As the weather again made us question why we play outdoor sport in winter, it was still awesome to clinch four wins across our senior sides on Saturday.

We welcomed Narre Warren to the club who are always tough competition for our girls, and Saturday was no exception with close games across the board.

A-Grade managed to get the four points, despite not being overly happy with their performance in testing conditions.

Thanks to the players who stepped up to fill some gaps and slotted into the team nicely, with a few players out due to VNL commitments.

B and C-Grades were thrilled to turn the result their way this time around compared to when they met Narre earlier in the season, showing their improvement as teams as the season has progressed. Things are really starting to come together for both of these teams over the past few weeks, with both teams showing great composure and patience in close games right to the end.

D-Grade also had another great win and are continuing their successful season so far as they edge closer to finals.

Well done to all our junior teams who battled it out in horrible conditions on Saturday morning, copping the worst of the wet and cold weather for the day.

Despite not getting any wins on the board, we’re proud of how our young gulls go about their netball each week and put in their best efforts against very strong competition.

This week we head just down the road to Casey Fields to take on Cranbourne in what is sure to be another great day of netball.

We’ve got a special milestone this week for one of our young guns Mairead Holloway, who will play her 100th junior game for the club – the first time this has been achieved at Tooradin.

Mairead is in her fifth season with us, and over those years she’s been an integral part of the club both on and off the court. She’s been part of the SEFNL representative team for the past three years, she was runner-up in the league B&F for the 15s Red last year, has won multiple club B&F and runner-up awards, has captained her teams and stepped up to help out our senior sides on numerous occasions.

Off the court she’s always willing to help out from umpiring, running our Net Set Go program and taking on junior coaching roles, and as such was awarded our Junior Club Person, the Isobel Benham Award, last year.

The club congratulates Mairead on this great achievement and we hope there’s many more milestone games to come at Tooradin for you!

A reminder to all our netballers to note a couple of important dates coming up: • Saturday 28th July: This round will be our Sponsors Day and Junior Round. All senior players will be expected to come along early and watch our young Gulls in action.

• Friday 21st September: Save the date, as this will be our Senior Presentation Night, at the Tooradin Sports Club.

Further details to come.

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Night on Saturday. It was a fun night and a great way to celebrate our success on the court during the day. Our last function for the year will be the last round of the home and away season, so stay tuned for more details.

GO SEAGULLS!!

ROC Thank you Berwick Netball club for a freezing cold, wet and windy day of netball! All those involved in games proved their love for the sport out in the elements.

ROUND 10 SCORES AND AWARDS 13 Red ROC 17 defeated by Berwick 35 Ferguson Plarre Award: Olivia Walker 13 White ROC 11 defeated by Berwick 13 Ferguson Plarre Award: Taylah Simondson 15 Red ROC 26 defeated Berwick 24 Ferguson Plarre Award: Mia Williams 15 White ROC 10 defeated Berwick 9 Ferguson Plarre Award: Sophie Freis 17 Red ROC 26 defeated by Berwick 37 Ferguson Plarre Award: Shannyn W 17 White ROC 18 defeated by Berwick 27 Ferguson Plarre Award: Limu Tuala D Grade ROC 29 drew with Berwick 29 P3 Sports & Recovery Award: Bianca Lombardi C Grade ROC 38 defeated Berwick 18 Shanikas Award: Natali Van Deelen B Grade ROC 55 defeated Berwick 28 P3 Sports & Recovery: Sarah Smith A Grade ROC 47 defeated Berwick 22 P3 Sports & Recovery Award: Melanie Overdyk Don’t for get to keep that chocolate fundraiser money coming in!

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Netball Notes Narre Warren

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U/13 Whites, The u/13 white girls had a fantastic game in very cold and wet conditions. Each week the girls continue to improve and play better as a team and this week was no exception. The girls built on their lead each quarter which was very impressive. Best on court awards went to Jenna, Tahni, Elly and Sienna.

U/13 Reds, Congratulations to the whole team playing in these wet conditions and having a win. Great start getting the goals on the board. Attack working the ball in well. Our Defence was strong, Shanae creating turnovers. Good work girls! Looking forward to the challenging games ahead.

U/15 Whites, In freezing conditions the girls played really well as a team and came away with a strong win. Well done girls!

U/15 Reds, Much better play in even worse conditions than last week. All 8 girls played well together and we played a very composed match. Awards to Roshelle, Paris and Lainey U/17Whites,In horrendous conditions and with great help from Paris and Lainey from the 15’s, the team banded together to run away to a convincing win. The girls continue to work together as a team and are showing the results. Awards to Jaimee, Emma and Jayde U/17 Reds, Short, sharp, accurate passing saw us take the win over Tooradin.

The girls stuck to their game plan winning 45 - 10. Great to see Ashleigh back supporting her team after having surgery to repair her A.C.L. We all wish you luck during your rehab.

D Grade, Another wet and windy day didn’t help produce our best netball, we allowed Tooradin to jump us early, however once we slowly settled into the conditions we started to play the netball we are capable of and won the second half, but unfortunately not the game. Awards went to Kiara, Sim, Shannae and Caitlyn.

C Grade, Even though the girls went down today, they persisted in playing hard contested netball. Awards Jess Breen, Taylah Hammond, Alex Stephenson, Olivia Catrucco and Hayley Carmichael.

B Grade, In wet and freezing conditions B grade continued to fight for 4 quarters. Once again Taylah from U17s stepped up to help Olivia out in defence, both girls playing a brilliant game. Unfortunately we could not get over the line, going down by 4 goals. Awards to Jaymie, Olivia, Taylah, Kate and Chelsea.

A Grade, Great well contested game against a strong well drilled side. Stayed in the game until few minutes of the last quarter. Great team effort by all. Enjoy the week off.

In absolutely icy conditions we took on Berwick at Edwin Flack Reserve for our Round 10 matches.

UNDER 13 RED – Final Score – Cranbourne 7 defeated by Berwick 34 Award – Kyah UNDER 13 WHITE – Final Score – Cranbourne 4 defeated by Berwick 21 Award – Mikayla UNDER 15 RED – Final Score – Cranbourne 22 defeated Berwick 16 Award – UNDER 15 WHITE – Final Score – Cranbourne 23 defeated Berwick 18 Award – Sarah & Dannika UNDER 17 RED – Final Score – Cranbourne 25 defeated Berwick 19 Award – Maxine UNDER 17 WHITE – Final Score – Cranbourne 27 defeated Berwick 21 Award – Nikita D GRADE – Final Score – Cranbourne 33 defeated Berwick 20 Award – Maddy C GRADE – Final Score – Cranbourne 20 defeated by Berwick 24 Award – B GRADE – Final Score – Cranbourne 24 defeated by Berwick 32 Award – A GRADE – Final Score – Cranbourne 56 defeated Berwick 31 Award – Tara A huge well done to Shaylee Hearn for all her hard work that she put in to the Chloe Clash 2018 held on Friday 6th July to raise money for the Royal Children’s Hospital and in honour of her friend Chloe Myors. Thank you also to everyone who came down to the Casey Stadium, bought wrist bands or donated to this worthy event.

A big thank you to all our netballers who have offered to help out today with the Thank You lunch being put on by the Football Club, your help is greatly appreciated!

Good luck to all teams today as we take on Tooradin at home. Go Eagles!

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Zac makes it a fourth generation of Jennings at Rye

By David Nagel

Building a strong culture and tradition is one of the truly great aims of a sporting club – and the Rye Football Club can thank one of its founding members in Clarrie Jennings for building a legacy that still lives strong today.

Clarrie played a key role in the establishment of the club in 1946.

He was appointed captain-coach in 1947, winning the best and fairest award and leading the club to its first grand final appearance in just its second year of existence.

He took on the role for a further three years, with the highlight of his 153-game career coming in 1951 when he scored his second best and fairest award and played in the club’s first ever senior premiership.

Clarrie was a man’s man who relished a hard-fought contest, but also enjoyed the comradeship that came with playing football. He finished his playing career in 1956 before taking over the presidency in 1959 – and holding the position for a remarkable 21 years.

In 1980 a new pavilion at Rowley Reserve was named in his honour, with Clarrie dying in 1996 with the title of Rye’s ‘Greatest Clubman and Leader’ resting comfortably on his broad shoulders.

And last Saturday against Chelsea his long-lasting legacy continued with his great-grandson Zac making his senior debut for the Demons against the Seagulls.

Zac Jennings became the first fourth-generation player to pull on the royal blue and red stripes.

“Clarrie Jennings is the icon of this football club, the inspiration behind everything that we do, so it was great to see Zac continue that long-lasting legacy on the weekend,” said current-day president Mick O’Rourke.

“We have some very famous names at this football club, some families that have contributed so much over the years, but the Jennings name is right there near the top of the tree.”

Clarrie’s son, and Zac’s grandfather Michael, married Marie Egan, with the Egan family also playing a significant role in the club over the years.

That great aim of a sporting club, building culture and tradition, the Rye Football Club has that commodity in droves.

Clarrie Jennings, middle row, third player from left, has been a front-and-centre figure at the Rye Football Club since its inception in 1946.

Zac Jennings hunts the footy during his first senior game against Chelsea last week

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V A GRADE Coach: Donna Wilson Natalie Sparks (C) Tara Cecil (VC) Stephanie Ryan (VC) Kasey Teakle Tayla Stahl Tegan Stahl Alanah Hardy Tahlia Coates Kayla Wilson Tegan Robertson Allie Oakenfull

B GRADE Coach: Sally Harkin Jodie Holt (C) Casey Cecil (VC) Maddison Baker Aimee Harkin Emily Andrew Hailey Galpin Yasmin Dickson Samantha Ryan Tiana Butler Shaylee Hearn

A GRADE Coach: Kelly Andrews Alex Duff (C) Emma Iacovou Rebecca Kinna Alex Maher Tara Smith Jessica Maher Jessica Cox Sara Duncan Ebony Dolan

B GRADE Coach: Kelly Andrews Rachel Cole (C) Bronte Evans Shona Wells Dayle Willis Julia Hobbs Stacey Deayton Emma Haynes Holly Gillespie Ebony Mason

C GRADE Coach: Emma Dundon Brooke Davey (C) Ellen Graham (VC) Georgia Blackney(VC) Karina Brady Melissa Perrins Brodie Davenport Jenna Bliss Jodie Pike Katelyn Garbet

D GRADE Coach: Sarah Mooney Samantha Bond (C) Stephanie Wright (C) Sarah Davey (VC) Holly Robertson Chelsee Blackney Ashleigh Macdonald Maddison Parker Bec Sparks Nicole Turner Cassie Kirkpatrick Kristy Whitnell

C GRADE Coach: Sara Duncan Bridget Cook (C) Natalie Tout (VC) Erin McMillan Ellie Brooke Sharna O’Dwyer Miya Peterson Bree Gibson Katie Leslie Kaitlyn Harding Mikaylah Howes

D GRADE Coach: Alex Duff Jessica Maher Sarah Antcliffe (C) Teagan Bennett (C) Lisa Williams Tegan Lamb Melissa Miszkowiec Sarah Holloway Leanne Ansalde Brooke Newcombe Courtney Genoni

U17 RED Coach: Donna Wilson and Steph Ryan Tahlia Coates, Chelsea Morris, Allie Oakenfull, Yasmin Dickson, Grace Rand, Allegra Sujica, Aimee Harkin, Renada Purcell, Madalyn Grimsey, Chelsea Gray

U17 RED Coach: Jessica Cox and Lisa Dolan Ainsley Barwise, Tiffanty Isgro, Abbie Potter, Maggie Blackman, Mikayla Jones, Tyla Scorah, Maddison Diwell, Lauren Kaye, Layla Williams, Mairead Holloway, Jasmine Philpott, Natalie Wood

U17 WHITE Coach: Sarah Mooney Olivia Antonello, Alisha Oskan, Nikita Milner, Maddison Parker, Alicia Mirabile, Cassie Kirkpatrick, Brooke Wilson, Tiarna Eldridge, Bianca Collard, Ebony Lee

U17 WHITE Coach: Jessica Maher Ainsley Barwise, Tiffanty Isgro, Abbie Potter, Maggie Blackman, Mikayla Jones, Tyla Scorah, Maddison Diwell, Lauren Kaye, Layla Williams, Mairead Holloway, Jasmine Philpott, Natalie Wood

U15 RED Coach: Jade Whitnell and Kelly Thompson Mackenzie Fox, Ebony Rich, Uaina Purcell, Emily Pollock, Eloise Crabtree, Maxine Fitiao, Chloe Grimsey, Tara Sujica, Paige Borley

U15 RED Coach: Jessica Cox & Ebony Dolan Elly Agius, Tallia Adkin, Charlee Webb, Bridget Holloway, Mackenzie Coutts, Sasha Williams, Emilie Jones, Chloe Isgro, Lily Howes

U15 WHITE Coach: Jenna Bliss and Ashleigh Macdonald Adelle St Mart, Eliza Fox, Chloe Watts, Chelsea Fernandez, Sarah Johnson, Dannika Sweeney, Jade Leenan, Emily Andrew

U15 WHITE Coach: Emma Haynes Amber Jackson, Jayde Davey, Lillian Boyd, Holly Atkins, Zoe Coventry, Ruby Sievewright, Tiana Jones, Ella Sumner, Hannah Sellings, Emma Wilkinson

U13 RED Coach: Tracey Watts Kyan Hearn, Bethany Purcell, Isabella Hetherington, Lelani Eldridge, Emily Goodman, Hayley Vincent, Marissa Beadle, Natel Lehman-Rhodes, Ashley Fox

U13 RED Coach: Kelly Andrews & Mairead Holloway Emmaline Evans, Milli Craven, Karlee Morrison, Makayla Da Rose, Abbey Howes, Bridie Jagoe, Isobel Potter, Chelsea Gibson, Josie Holloway, Tara Bratic

U13 WHITE Coach: Sara Wright Sophie Walden, Stephanie White, Tyler Nelthropp, Mackenzie Wright, Sharuka Sivasuthan, Leiasina Fitiao, Kiara St Mart, Gabrielle Sibilia, Sophie Gemelli, Mikayla Young

U13 WHITE Coach: Mikaylah Howes Billie Gillespie, Taj Da Rose, Jaymie Webb, Chloe Skepper, Brooklyn Diwell, Hayley Morrison, Mikayla Jones

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V A GRADE Coach: Sharon Massey-Chase Sarah Castricum Olivia Hamilton Laura Quinn Zoe Callanan Alysson Jeanes Sara Villiers Georgie Douglas Samantha Neil Alisha Young Jamilah Ferns Melanie Overdyk (C)

B GRADE Coach: Nicole Robbins Hayely Anderson Cheyenne Mason Mikaela Vincent Megan Barling Sarah Smith Dorothea George Ashleigh Unsworth Sidney Kneebone Katleyn Vincent

A GRADE Coach: Liz Edwards Melissa Webster Liz Edwards Kyla Quinn Mikaela Dakic Hayley Stewart Chelsea Imanisani Emily Pupuke Oshania Natua Danielle Devlin

B GRADE Coach: Alexia McConnell Shonalene San Jose Jasmin Wilson Lesila Seeto Tania Misa-Howie Samatha Gabriel Aggie Seeto Roni Nuki-Dawson Atelini Seeto Alex Loechel

C GRADE Coach: Emma Arnett Sophie Abel Teagan Davies Natali Van Deelen Elly Carter Tara Drake Carly Winther Tayla Chapman Stacey Loizou Tori Collins Sarah Lord

D GRADE Coach: Rosemary Westwood Ellen Barnes Sarah Hoffmann Grace Massey-Chase Danielle Begg Chelsea Kent Alex Taylor Keely Comerford Bianca Lombardi Hannah Wren Krystal Degregorio Caitlin Mason

C GRADE Coach: Tania Misa-Howie Charleen Dunn Charli Howie Taylah Howie Tailah Micallef Nicole Stapelton Sophie White Shaniah Gardener Teilah Pullen Sulian Yakopa

D GRADE Coach: Melinda Wilson Ashlee Beardsworth Melinda Wilson Emma Barry Ashleigh Taylor Rebecca Hendy Alisha Samperi Bianca Samperi Erin Wolffenbuttel

U17 RED Coach: Sharon Massey-Chase Maddison Chamberlain, Emmersyn Honan, Abby Williams, Emilee Dunn, Ellie Keen, Shannyn Wolffenbuttel, Tahlia Emery, Jessica Postregna, Brydie Engellenner, Vanessa Qumivutia

U17 RED Coach: Jason Baker Melissa Webster, Kyla Quinn, Tailah Micallef, Zealand Rakei, Charli Howie, Teileah Pullen, Danielle Devlin, Lesila Seeto, Kelly Cousins

U17 WHITE Coach: Nicole Robbins Emma Castricum, Soleil Lehmann-Rhodes, Ebony Tsardakas, Sahra Eishold, Hannah Moyle, Limu-limu Tuala, Amy Harrison, Chloe Potocnik, Jacinta Hickey, Jenna Trewarn

U17 WHITE Coach: Katrina Foster Makaela Abrahama, Chelyn Rakei, Chelcie Armansin, Ebony Phillips, Holly White, Mahayla McRae, Alix Rozynski, Mikayla Halstead, Lara Breen, Francesca Paila

U15 RED Coach: Larissa Wood Keeley Burgmann, Alexis Jeanes, Elyse Pretty, Chantelle Dale, Karly Meinecke, Mia Williams, Moesha Griffin, Amelie Mucic, Zoe Haringsma, Mikayla Phillips

U15 RED Coach: Katrina Foster Alix Roznski, Mikayla Halstead, Kayla Bratic, Kelly Cousins, Jess Tolicki, Francesca Paila, Tara O’Sullivan, Maya Locenholf, Zealand Rakei

U15 WHITE Coach: Ally Trotter Allison Bryan, Darci Kneebone, Keely Wemyss, Tayla Ferguson, Trinity Millar, Geema Ziino, Sophie Freis, Elise Setches, Ciara Johnson, Ella Tevaga

U15 WHITE Coach: Cass Hackett Kaitlyn Wheeler, Grace Crennan, Laney Frankland, Georgina Henwood, Isabella Joyce, Makani Sheehan, Monica San Jose, Shaylee Wilson

U13 RED Coach: Alex Taylor Joshua Burgmann, Maia Nimmo, Bridie Van Eyk, Skye Ferguson, Ada Pretty, Taylah Keen, Montaya Sheehan, Darcy McMahon, Scarlett Trotter

U13 RED Coach: Roni Lee Nuku Shara Andrews, Calypso Galeney, Holly Johnson, Dakota Rakei, Lea Yawnou, Mahina Short, Cooper Joynson, Milan Junior Radenkovic

U13 WHITE Coach: Travis Pretty Shayla Dale, Millar Tarrant, Olivia Walker, Ruby Humphery, Astrid Renny, Remy Wright, Alannah Keen, Taylah Simondson, Abby Meinecke, Emma Van der Nest

U13 WHITE Coach: Cass Hackett Summer Achilles, Emma Hendy, Madison Mahon, AJ Mott, Myla Sheehan, Latoya Enua, Hope Enua

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V A GRADE Coach: Kelly Whitecross Bianca Sanzaro Kaela Hughes Abbie Sheers Tanya Mijovic Rylee Nelson Danielle Fedel Ashleigh Gill Zoe Mason Danielle Cameron

B GRADE Coach: John Ioane Jordan Lang Jess Coburn Elise Flannery Mackenzie Little Mia Palmer Gabbi Stinear Ebony Lang Caity Budge

A GRADE Coach: Robynn Pym Charlotte Tiplady Brit Pym Emma Clarke Renee Gill Taylah Butterworth Shenaya Wijesundera Morgan Thomas Kassidy Withers Jaime Cotter Hayley Alman

B GRADE Coach: Robynn Pym Nicole Green Shona Davis Larissa Alman Jessica Pastras Melanie Clayton Skye Harvey Julia Batchelor Lauren Castricum

C GRADE Coach: Mel Davies Emily Wrench Amanda McKenna Maddie Wrench Danielle Gale Hannah Blair Ciara Nelson Zara Treweek Victoria Hitchcock Paris Houeix Rebecca Allen

D GRADE Coach: Tracey Treweek Shelley Ziesler Maddie Kellett Jess Airdrie Claire Van Lambaart Maddy Percival Taylah Entwistle Samantha O’Dea Tianah Talbot Chelsea Maher

C GRADE Coach: Miakela Greer Katie MacDonnell Holly Harman Zoe Matson Zoe Harward Ebony Ellis Sarah O’Hagan Hayley Barron Tessa Woodward Georgia Hillard

D GRADE Coach: Renee Gill Chelsea Hoffman Kaitlyn Brand Shannon Sutherland Brooke Holden Jasmine Poore Hinearo TeTana Zara Snelling Theresa Santamaria

U17 RED Coach: Andi Dickson Brodie Szybkowski, Bianca Baker, Emily Kerr, Brianna Burns, Teneille Morrell, Bessie Murphy, Charlotte Petelinek, Paige Ladner, Hanna Levin

U17 RED Coach: Robynn Pym Joyce Oyay, Zarli Corless, Kaylah Loulanting, Jaimee Mormille, Hayley Alman, Julia Batchelor, Sussu Liai, Lauren Castricum

U17 WHITE Coach: Kaela Hughes Sophie Williams, Jaimee Nelson, Sienna La’Brooy, Kasey Brooks-Macmillan, Chelsea Little, Alicia Scalzo, Chloe Sutherland, Danielle Green

U17 WHITE Coach: Shaye Smith Chloe Pepper, Keely Stickley, Lara Argon, Amy Davies, Aker Mawith, Simone Green, Tiarna Green, Maddy Bailey, Shannon Westwell, Chloe Bernard, Madi Houeix

U15 RED Coach: Sally Lane Alix Petelinek, Maddison Airdrie, Abbey Kerr, Tiahn Willis, Imogen Lancaster, Millie Utber, Ariah Eagle, Tahlia Lane, Jemima Sheedy

U15 RED Coach: Breana Thomas Summah Hinchcliffe, Emily Terlicher, Elliott Santamaria Ellie Brasser, Holly Moulday, Brooklyn Prescott, Hayley Woolfe, Monique Mitchell, Nadeel Deng

U15 WHITE Coach: Mia Palmer Darcy Paterson, Tahlia Stibbard, Lauren Clark, Aleisha Islamovski Alyssa Breeden, Emma Zukowski, Darcy Utber, Charlotte Mitchell

U15 WHITE Coach: Janelle Snelling Sophie Castricum , Rylee Broadley, Emily Guic, Cate Anderson, Dehansa Herath, Asha Black, Ava Hicks, Caitlyn Johnson, Karla Abu-Jaber, Eliza Angenent

U13 RED Coach: Chelsea Maher Sami Lane, Eliza Mettes Charlotte Shortis, Kyana Eagle, Tiarna Gates, Keira Maher, Ella Wilson, Jemma Szybkowski, Paigelyn Brooks-Macmillan

U13 RED Coach: Jess Pastras, Zoe Harward Brooke Abu-Jaber, Asha Gallard, Delylah Loulanting, Hailie Pastras, Adam Snelling, Landia Schwalger, Abbey Richardson, Paris Prescott, Samantha Conn

U13 WHITE Coach: Claire Van Lambaart Tahnee Ziesler, Millie Justice, Samantha Clinkard, Sophie Stinear Sienna Cook, Miller Willis, Ebony Davine, Ellie Trembath

U13 WHITE Coach: Shannon Westwell Lexi Broadley, Abbey Curtis, Alek Mawith, Amelie Mitchell, Nya Mannays, Hayley MacIntosh, Tess Corless , Amy Solari, Holly Neal

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V A GRADE Coach: Karen Meredith Kate McCowan (C) Taylor Dykstra (VC) Katrina Meredith (VC) Lorna Clark Jenna Douglas Kyra Esler Emma Jones Rebecca Langford Lauren Spinks Lauren Wenn

B GRADE Coach: Matt Cooke Carly Saunders (C) Leah Gartside (VC) Joanna Anastasoglou (VC) Hayley Melsen Hayley Poulton Meg Da Costa Tiegan Whitby Renee Deason Telomi Paniora

A GRADE Coach: Richard Hammond Sharon Phillips Erin Clark (C) Brittney Mashado (VC) Kealeigh Brown Corrina Emery Jemma Osborne Chloe Phillips Carly Stagg Caity Stephens Brittnay Tyers

B GRADE Coach: Michelle Mashado Kate Dowling (C) Amy Rae (C) Jayde Stow (VC) Tamika Cairns Caitlin Egan Jaymie Hammond Maddison Maund Madison Nation Chelsea Tonna

C GRADE Coach: Carolyn McNeill Renee Weaver (C) Charlene Rich (VC) Molly Saunders Alison Morris Annabel Morris Rebecca Morris Annalise Ryan Katie Bacon Kirsty Leskie Allison Gamble

D GRADE Coach: Deb Mibus Kristen Poulton (C) Jenelle Dale (VC) Vidhi Fernandes Fiona Partridge Alanah Nogher Keely Peeler Samantha Lombardi Jennifer Rooke

C GRADE Coach: Sharlene Nation Jess Breen (C) Suzie Bourchier Hayley Carmichael Zoe Dunkley Tayla Hammond Hayley Rae Tayla Simpson Kayleigh Spink Alexandra Stephenson Ashleigh Stephenson

D GRADE Coach: Fiona Carmichael Jessica Egan (C) Brittany Stuart (VC) Natalie Hatigan Mikayla Delves Tegan Stuart Georgia Elkins Olivia Krause Caitlyn Pritchard Shannae Poara

U17 RED Coach: Matt Cooke Caitlin Cooke, Emma Reid, Abby Gregorovich, Kaitlyn Jones, Sarah Jones, Keely McGuire, Leah Mibus, Elayne Schneider, Mia Washington, Caitlin Green

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U17 WHITE Coach: Carolyn McNeill Adelaide Paternoster, Charlotte Anderson, Maddison Jude, Yar Biar, Angelina Interlandi, Gemeika Johson, Taylah Ellis, Brooke Grimmer, Taylor Wilson, Sheridan O’Brien

U17 WHITE Coach: Glenn Stow & Jayde Stow Emma Alexander, Kayla Atkinson, Jayde Mashado, Jaimee Adema, Amy Heinze, Rylee Thomas, Ruby Mosbey, Ruby Sheppard, Portia Wilson, Chole Carmichael

U15 RED Coach: Caitlin Armstrong Charlotte Reid, Romi Esler, Evangeline Isamaela, Ruby Crisp, Laura Meneilly, Jorja Ferrari, Bethany Hoefer, Holly Buxton, Sophie Gamble, Alissa Davis

U15 RED Coach: Jemma Osbourne Lainey Bidwell, Mikayla Cipriani, Jasmine De La Sota, Kira Hamilton, Paris Hastings, Holly Simpson, Holly Robic, Holly Van De Loop, Hayley Gilipin

U15 WHITE Coach: Kristen Poulton Sienna Jude, Meg O’Brien, Mia McKinlay, Sophie McKellar, Emily Sidebottom, Taylah Partridge, Awalith Ayuen, Erin Judd, Hannah Sach, Nyibol Bar

U15 WHITE Coach: Emma Pansow & Rebecca Dall Ella Alexander, Olivia Brinkmann, Taneisha Handyside, Mackenzie Morrison, Natalie Read, Courtney Siwes, Savanah Stodal, Jessica Stow, Ava Spence, Karlee Roberts

U13 RED Coach: Carol Gregorovich Evie Drake, Charlotte Harris, Chelsea Snowden, David Jonathan Sollberger, Ava Da Costa, Clair Sinfield, Bridget Carney, Bailee Partridge, Ella Weaver, Cienna Malic

U13 RED Coach: Sharon Stodal Shanae Allen, Delainey Brown, Tahlia Cipriani, Annabel Sheppard, Katrina Skaliaris, Tamika Gilpin, Jennifer Parr, Lara Goodman, Molly Griffiths, Summer Waddel

U13 WHITE Coach: Hayley Melsen Mary O’Loughlin, Eliza Molino, Jasmyn Ellis, Sienna Sumsion, Keely Flynn, Georgia Reid, Maddison Goldfinch, Lily Sidebottom, Rebecca Talbot, Holly Strickland

U13 WHITE Coach: Chelsea Tonna & Kate Dowling Ava Cipriani, Sienna De La Sota, Tahni Goodes, Paige Micallef, Zoe Moseby, Elly Quirk, Avani Singh, Micaela Strong, Jenna White

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SEWF Report The party begins at Pakenham The Division One top four all banked four premiership points last week – but it’s fair to say there was a big discrepancy in the way they were cashed in.

Eastern Devils and St Kilda Sharks enjoyed walkovers against Endeavour Hills and Gippsland respectively, while Seaford and Cranbourne were forced to pull on the boots to grab their share of the prize.

Cranbourne was the most impressive winner of the day, rolling fifth-placed Mornington by 39 points at Alexandra Park. Shani Dixon and Sam Dobson played great games for the Eagles, with Dobson kicking two goals to Taylah O’Hagan as her team’s leading scorer.

Megan Cahill kicked two for the Doggies, who showed some character by winning the final term.

Seaford was far too good for Chirnside Park, kicking 5.5 to no score after half time to run away with a 47-point win.

Kaitlyn Carew bagged two for the winners while Rachel Palmer stuck to her guns for the visitors.

And Beaconsfield won the close one of the day, holding off a fast-finishing Port Melbourne at North Port Oval.

The Eagles led by 15 points at the final change, before the Borough closed late. Ash Rata and Shelby Walton kicked two each for the winners.

The sharp-shooters had a field day in Division Two with Tayla Stahl-Smith booting eight in Bass Coast’s 134-point win over Edi-Asp.

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Tess Angarane, Jess Bolding and Kelly O’Neill were also impressive for the Breakers who look to have the Div. 2 premiership at their mercy.

Seaford’s Lauren Field kicked three in the Tigers 28-point win over St Kilda, while Shae Dale and Aleesha Brindley booted four each as the Eastern Devils roared to a 79-point victory over Cranbourne. Emily Vitols and Brooke Campbell battled hard for the Eagles.

Pakenham partied long into the night after the Lions scored their first-ever win in SEWF Division Three with 14-point victory over Red Hill.

The Lions began brilliantly, then weathered a storm from Red Hill before settling to score a memorable win for all involved in the club. Skipper Rachel Betteridge was superb with three goals, while Mimi Henderson showed enormous courage to persist with a damaged shoulder.

Megan Witchell was terrific for the Hillmen, who were still in contention until Pakenham’s Chloe Nagel kicked the sealer.

Hayley Roberts kicked all five of Pearcedale’s goals in an 11-point win over Crib Point/Cerberus, while Officer banked its third win for the season over Seaford. Logan O’Connell-Webb was terrific for the Kangaroos who are really on the improve.

Hastings took top spot away from Mornington with a 36-point victory at Alexandra Park while Frankston Bombers remain in third place after a hard-fought ninepoint victory over Karingal.

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Port Melbourne 0.0 1.2 4.3 5.8.38 Beaconsfield 1.5 2.6 6.6 6.6.42 Port Melbourne Goals: T. Assini 2, M. Seath, O. Brown, N. Borg. Best: M. Denahy Maloney, B. Ousley, P. Holt, J. Dimasi, N. Borg, S. Allen.

Beaconsfield Goals: S. Walton 2, A. Rata 2, E. Wroe, A. Fisher. Best: E. Wroe, A. Fisher, C. Moore , J. Hough, A. McGeachin, S. Walton.

Seaford 2.5 3.6 6.9 8.11.59 Chirnside Park 0.0 2.0 2.0 2.0.12 Seaford Goals: K. Carew 2, M. Hare, D. Smith, J. Eberle, S. Ryan, L. Field, C. Bury. Best: B. Rogan, D. Smith, K. Tua, M. Tilley, J. Eberle, K. Ebb. Chirnside Park Goals: R. Palmer 2. Best: S. Di Mauro, H. Stokes, C. Robson, C. Wilkinson, S. Faulweter, A. Evans.

Mornington 0.0 1.1 1.1 2.3.15 Cranbourne 3.4 5.7 7.11 7.12.54 Mornington Goals: M. Cahill 2. Best: J. Rolland, V. Campbell , V. Sanford, G. Peters, E. Muir, M. Cahill.

Cranbourne Goals: T. O’Hagan 2, S. Dobson 2, R. Hunt, S. Dixon, P. Stahl. Best: S. Dixon, S. Dobson, L. Robinson, P. Rogers, S. Binder, K. Thompson.

Eastern Devils defeated Endeavour Hills via a forfeit.

St Kilda Sharks defeated Gippsland Maroons via a forfeit.

Mornington 2.1 2.1 2.1 2.2.14 Hastings 2.0 3.3 4.4 7.8.50 Mornington Goals: L. Taylor, S. Nisbet. Best: A. Cox, S. Whitehead, N. Fyfe, K. Tate, C. Davis, B. Fisher.

Hastings Goals: Best: Karingal 1.1 1.1 1.1 2.2.14 Frankston Bombers 0.0 2.5 3.5 3.5.23 Karingal Goals: Best: Frankston Bombers Goals: T. Hartskeerl , B. Bickers, L. Tucker. Best:

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Seaford 2.5 5.7 5.7 6.7.43 St Kilda Sharks 0.0 0.1 1.1 2.3.15 Seaford Goals: L. Field 3, B. Pawsey, S. Ryan, H. Certoma. Best: T. Giddings-Constable, J. Ralph, L. Field, T. St Anne, S. Ryan, A. Rogers.

St Kilda Sharks Goals: L. King, H. Bowey. Best: A. Trollip, H. Bowey, L. King, M. Rowett, C. Sheehy.

Edithvale-Aspendale 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Bass Coast 9.5 14.9 18.12 20.14.134 Edi-Asp Best: P. Davey, S. Vinson, G. Proy, J. Kuperus-Arrowsmith, E. Robinson, D. Jankos.

Bass Coast Goals: T. Stahl-Smith 8, T. Angarane 3, J. Bolding 2, K. O’Neill 2, J. Russo 2, T. Henderson, K. Thomas, E. Cargill. Best: K.O’Neill, J. Bolding, H. Mills, C. Connell, T. Stahl-Smith, J. Redmond.

Eastern Devils 5.3 6.7 8.9 12.9.81 Cranbourne 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.2.2 Eastern Devils Goals: A. Brindley 4, S. Dale 4, C. Retzack, M. Murray , T. O’Connor, C. Garlick. Best: P. Whitworth, R. Baker, C. Retzack, S. Dale, W. Yu, J. Harrison.

Cranbourne Best: E. Vitols, B. Campbell, A. Hassan, K. Christian, M. Tralongo, S. Timoney.

Warragul defeated Tyabb via a forfeit.

DIVISION THREE

Seaford 0.0 0.1 0.1 0.1.1 Officer 4.7 4.7 5.11 8.12.60 Seaford Best: K. Miller, D. Jackson, C. Parker, E. Gale, T. Miller, S. Howe.

Officer Goals: L. O’Connell-Webb 2, M. Murdoch, A. Barling, S. Izadi, C. Webber, G. Wicks , M. Fitzpatrick. Best: L. O’Connell-Webb, S. Izadi, C. Webber, J. McSweeney, G. Paternoster, B. Mahoney.

Pearcedale 2.0 3.2 4.3 5.4.34 Cerberus/Crib Point 1.0 2.0 3.1 4.1.25 Pearcedale Goals: H. Roberts 5. Best: K. Mitchell , M. Doherty, N. Meulenbrock , C. Smith, H. Roberts, J. Packham.

Cerberus/Crib Point Goals: S. Evans 3, K. Welch. Best: S. Toms, T. Mourish, Y. Coban, K. Macdonald, J. Aitken, M. Cater.

Red Hill 0.4 2.6 2.12 3.14.32 Pakenham 2.4 4.5 5.5 6.10.46 Red Hill Goals: K. Phillips, M. Armstrong , M. Witchell. Best: M. Farquharson, C. Seedsman, N. Williams, J. Farquharson, Z. Harris, K. Anderson.

Pakenham Goals: R. Betteridge 3, H. Dennison, R. Cook, C. Nagel.

Best: M. Henderson, R. Betteridge, S. Gray, R. Cook, K. Llerena, S. Memedovski.

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Seaford Eastern Devils Cranbourne St Kilda Sharks Mornington Beaconsfield Port Melbourne Chirnside Park Gippsland Maroons Endeavour Hills

9 9 0 0 572 147 389.12 9 8 1 0 676 105 643.81 9 7 2 0 497 178 279.21 9 6 3 0 491 227 216.30 9 5 4 0 385 276 139.49 9 4 5 0 274 362 75.69 9 3 6 0 306 561 54.55 9 2 7 0 242 439 55.13 9 1 8 0 61 725 8.41 9 0 9 0 120 604 19.87

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Bass Coast 9 9 0 0 828 69 1200.00 36 Seaford 9 8 1 0 518 163 317.79 32 Tyabb 9 6 3 0 391 305 128.20 24 Eastern Devils 9 5 4 0 381 266 143.23 20 Cranbourne 9 3 6 0 244 372 65.59 12 Warragul 9 3 6 0 233 436 53.44 12 St Kilda Sharks 9 2 7 0 114 550 20.73 8 Edithvale-Aspendale 9 0 9 0 79 627 12.60 0

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Hastings 9 8 0 1 553 100 553.00 Mornington 9 8 1 0 370 216 171.30 Frankston Bombers 9 7 2 0 458 185 247.57 Pearcedale 9 5 4 0 416 269 154.65 Seaford 9 5 4 0 367 271 135.42 Karingal 9 4 5 0 217 225 96.44 Cerberus/Crib Point 8 3 5 0 276 336 82.14 Officer 9 3 5 1 276 230 120.00 Pakenham 9 1 8 0 166 712 23.31 Red Hill 9 0 9 0 149 555 26.85 Edi-Asp 1 0 1 0 0 149 0.00

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Rampant Rays too strong for Falcons The Dandenong Southern Stingrays produced a blistering final term on their way to a spirited 17.13.115 to 5.7.37 win over Geelong Falcons on a wet, windy and slippery day at Shepley Oval last Saturday.

The victory cements the Stingrays in top spot on the TAC Cup ladder, whilst sending out the most menacing message yet to the rest of the competition that the Rays are the side to beat this year.

What began as a low-scoring slog between two of the better pressure teams in the league was blown apart in the last term when the Rays added six goals to one for stand-in coach Nick Cox. It was a game very much won in defence, with defensive stalwarts Matthew Cumming, Jai Taylor and Matthew Gahan again playing instrumental roles in generating attacks from the back half.

Matthew Cottrell and Riley Bowman had a lot of the footy up forward, but the most impressive feature was 17-yearold Jarryd Barker, who slotted two majors, including many unrewardable acts that turned possibilities into sweet six pointers.

The slog began much as you would expect on a wet miserable Melbourne day – with plenty of bone-crunching tackles, mountains of pressure and limited scoring. The ball was bouncing between the arcs for nearly 10 minutes before the first major for the quarter coming through a very soft free kick, gifting Bowman one of his four goals of the day.

At the first break the Stingrays had managed to keep the Falcons goalless with scores 22-3, the Stingrays extending that margin to 25 points at half time, and to 43 points at the final break.

Battling the three-goal breeze the Stingrays stamped their authority on the brave Falcons, with Bowman booting three last-quarter goals, with three more coming through Ned Cahill, Jarrod Smith and Jai Triep whose composure and foot skills across the day were a real highlight.

Despite the brilliant win, Cox was careful not to let his charges get ahead of themselves.

“It’s probably just another step on the way,” Cox admitted post-match.

“But it was still brilliant to see the competitive edge in all of the boys. We were challenged hard in the first quarter, but with a quick reset at the first break the boys took the challenge and you could see they wanted to win.”

Cox was also quietly pleased with his team’s stamina to run out the match, despite some ordinary conditions with the centre of Shepley Oval looking more like a skating rink.

“We could have easily dropped off, we had a comfortable lead at the last break, but the effort we saw…it was just

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really great from a coaching perspective with more than half the team playing less than three games in the TAC Cup,” he said.

Talent Manager Mark Wheeler spoke highly of the 17 -year old players who had been given games in the past two rounds.

“Those who had the opportunity to play in the past two games, their first in the TAC Cup, showed real poise, confidence and the ability to play the Stingrays style of play, which is the most pleasing thing,” Wheeler said.

“You trust the players when you present them with their jumper in February that they have the talent and ability to play in the TAC Cup, but these young men have delivered much more than expected.

“I couldn’t be prouder for them and their families, they have started their step towards cementing a spot in the best under-age talent system in Australia.”

The Rays will take on the Bendigo Pioneers next week, July 21 at Shepley Oval, after a day off today courtesy of the split round of matches.

TAC CUP RESULTS Dandenong Stingrays 3.4 7.6 11.9 17.13.115 Geelong Falcons 0.3 3.5 4.7 5.7.37 Dandenong Stingrays Goals: Riley Bowman 4, Matthew Cottrell 2, Bigoa Nyuon 2, Jarryd Barker 2, Ned Cahill, Jeremey Burton, William Hamill, Lachlan Williams, Sam Fletcher, Jai Triep, Jarrod Smith. Best: Toby Bedford, Riley Bowman, Sam Fletcher, Matthew Cottrell, Lachlan McDonnell, Jarryd Barker.

Riley Bowman booted four goals against the Falcons last week.

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