MEN’S DIVISION ONE & TWO FINALS THIRDS GRAND FINALS
August 23-25, 2024
y finally claimed the Airport Toyota Women's Division One premiership
After winning the minor premiership the past two years before falling short in the grand final, the Jets were hoping history wouldn’t repeat itself this year.
Like the last two years, the Jets were the first team through to the grand final and had a week off before the game
Their opponent in the grand final this time round, was minor premiers Burnside Heights, which was also aiming for its first ever women’s premiership.
It was a high scoring women’s grand final with both teams having some really good patches of play in a tough contested game.
The Bears led by a goal at quarter time before the Jets kicked the first four goals of the second quarter.
A goal after the siren to the Bears made the margin 13 points at half time.
It was goal for goal in the third quarter. y quarter before the Bears kicked a goal after a 50 metre penalty nearly 11 minutes into the quarter to reduce the margin to a goal
The Bears tried everything to get a goal to leave the scores, but with no success.
A point with a minute to go for the Jets was enough to seal an 8.4 (52) - 7.3 (45) win and the premiership.
Jets coach Troy Newton said he couldn’t be prouder of the group
“We had to work for it,” he told Star Weekly. “It was a tough game, a hard game and the players just never stopped.
“One of our mantras during the week was playing every contest and every second and that is what it took, couldn’t be prouder and happier for the players the way they played and they played out the full game ”
The game was set up in the second quarter when the Jets kicked four goals to one.
Newton said it was the type of football they want to be playing on a consistent basis.
“An awesome quarter and I think I said to the side that it’s probably the best quarter we’ve played all year,” he said.
“That’s the sort of brand of football that you know, we want to play and we know we can play at times
“It’s very hard to play it against such a good side in Burnside but it was the difference and it was awesome to watch.”
Newton said there were a few nerves in the last quarter as the Bears came hard, but he had the confidence in his group to get it done.
“We trained a lot, we trained for this situation,” he said “I had confidence we could do what we needed to.
“It probably got a bit close for my liking, but again the players are just so good and they deserve all the credit.”
Talia Motta and Alisa Magri kicked three goals each for the Jets. Magri took several big hits in the game, but continued to fight on until the end
“Sometimes she just gets judged on goals, but she has a lot more than that for our side,” Newton said.
Kiara Delia had a strong game in the middle of the ground and set up a lot of the Jets forays forward and was one of the standouts on the ground.
Having been an emergency for North Melbourne’s Victorian Football League women’s premiership team, she’s had a big few weeks.
“She’s an awesome player,” Newton said. She’s had a bit of a tough season with North Melbourne.
“She comes back down to Greenvale when she needs to and she’s just awesome around the group and she puts in like that every game
“You can never question her effort and desperation, she was inspirational.”
Teaghan Brand had a number of good marks late in the game, Sophie Pettman provided
plenty of run forward, while Grace Matser had a good battle with Holly McGregor in the ruck.
Bears coach Michael Davis said they didn’t take their chances when they were there
“In the last quarter we had enough inside 50s and we didn’t take our chances,” he told Star Weekly.
“I’m extremely proud of them. To get within seven points of winning the whole competition, is something to be proud of.
“That second group of players have gotten better and the stars have been phenomenal ”
Kayla Ravanello kicked three goals for the Bears, while Bella Negri kicked two.
Krissy Trang, Holly McGregor and Payton-Ani Ozols were named the best.
Trang was awarded the best on ground medal after getting her side going in the middle of the ground in the second half
Davis said Trang, who has won two league best and fairest awards, keeps getting better.
“She is an inspirational leader and person,” he said.
“She started the season slowly before getting into her groove
“She works harder than everyone else from her team and the opposition.”
The win means the Jets will be promoted into premier division for next season.
Newton said they weren’t worried about that at the moment.
“I just want to celebrate it with the players because some of them have been through the heartbreaks with the losses and that’s why this one is so special.”
g g p battle of the lions winning the Airport Toyota Women’s Division Two premiership.
Districts and Sunbury Lions were the top two sides all season and were destined to meet on the big stage
With both teams looking for maiden premiership success in the EDFL, there was bound to be plenty of emotion and determination expelled across the afternoon and a tough, contested game is what ensued.
Sunbury controlled territory for the majority of the opening term but couldn’t capitalise on the scoreboard.
Just one behind was added to Sunbury by quarter time with Coburg Districts scoreless
Jacinta Brew broke the stalemate 13 minutes into the second quarter turning on the jets and running into the open goal for the first major of the afternoon.
Both sides threatened the scoreboard to end the first half but to no avail with Districts leading by a straight kick at the main break.
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the second half before Sunbury’s Jessica LaFontaine reduced the two points with a goal midway through the third.
The stage was set with the margin just one point heading into the last
Districts had fought through finals heartbreak in years gone by and Sunbury had battled through injury.
It was Districts who stood up in the final quarter and controlled destiny kicking the first goal five minutes in through Maria Carbone.
The next score would come from Helena Katsios after a 50 metre penalty which put her on the goal line and all but sealed the win
Sunbury had some chances late but couldn’t convert in a major way.
Districts skipper Liv Woods was awarded the best on ground medal for a dominant display in the ruck capping off yet another outstanding season.
Amanda Thompson and Giuseppina Tarantello were among the best, as well as Harmoni Chivell and Chiara Chiavaroli.
Sunbury skipper Emily Taylor fought valiantly through a broken finger sustained in last week’s preliminary final, while young gun Emma Quarrell was important for her side.
Matt Tremellen and the Sunbury Lions will go again next year as they look for more continuity with their side.
It was success first up for Gavan WrayMcCann who’ll be looking for more as Coburg Districts head into Airport Toyota Women’s Division One.
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GRAND FINAL PREVIEW
By Tara Murray
It’s round two for Oak Park and Aberfeldie as they do battle in the Airport Toyota Women's Premier Division grand final for a second straight year.
After an absolute thriller last season, neutral fans will be hoping for the same this Saturday
For much of the season, it didn’t seem like we would see the same teams back again
Hillside was the team to beat and got wins on the board against both sides, but Abers showed the Sharks were beatable late in the season.
Both the Kangaroos and then Abers had impressive wins in the finals against the Sharks to set up another grand final clash.
For the Kangaroos, their only two losses this season came against the Sharks, the last of them in a Round 10 thriller.
In the front third, the Kangaroos had the best scoring rate in the competition, scoring nearly 200 more points than the next best team.
While Alex Quigley still leads the way for the Kangaroos, the side has been able to add some more depth and other options in front of goal.
They’ve had more of a spread of goal kickers, which has seen them score 252 points more during the regular season than last season
In the middle of the ground the Kangaroos got stronger with Chiara Guarino crossing from Strathmore.
Already one of the best players in the competition, she has added a point of difference to the Kangaroos group.
Leah Spargo, who was at Keilor, is another that adds flexibility and depth to what the Kangaroos want to do.
Defensively, only Hillside conceded less goals. Only four times this season has the Kangaroos conceded four or more goals in a game.
Two have been against Aberfeldie, but they’ve been able to do enough offensively to still get the job done on both occasions
There’s been real stability in the group this season. Majority of last season’s premiership team returned.
Fifteen players from the premiership side played in the side’s semi final win against Hillside. This will help with nerves and standing up under pressure and they know how to get the job done
For Abers, they continue to show why they have one of the strongest women’s programs in the competition.
They won in 2019, before losses in 2022 and 2023. Four players from that 2019 premiership played in last week’s win.
Abers are yet to beat the Kangaroos this season, but we know that meant little last year when the tables were turned.
The first of the match ups was in Round 1 when Abers was finding their feet, the other had plenty of scoring which was different from the match ups last season.
The side took a while to get going this season. A number of players had gone and played VFLW, while there was a focus on giving some of those younger players an opportunity.
About 10 players from last season’s grand final side played in the preliminary final team this year, showing how vastly different the group is
The group started to settle and their VFLW players then came back into the mix.
Coach Rob Green said you could see the extra confidence in the likes of Ellie Huggard, who had won last season’s league best and fairest award, coming back into the side.
She has been named in Abers' best in all six games, having been in the best all but one game last season.
As the group came together, it meant Abers' last loss was back in Round 8 against the Kangaroos.
They’ve built from that moment on and were impressive in both their finals.
Former Collingwood player Emily Smith has embraced the culture at Abers and has been one of their stars.
She kicked three in the preliminary final and can play in a number of different positions
Ashleigh Gunn is another who has fitted into the side.
It’s been a real team effort for Abers. Their reserves side is playing off in a second grand final, while the under-18.5s are playing in their third grand final.
For the grand final, it is one of those games which is a genuine 50-50
Oak Park will go in favourites having not lost to Abers this season, but both sides have a lot of pros in the pros and cons list.
The first grand final was a brilliant game of footy, expect this one to be as well.
ABERFELDIE
President: Sean Howard
Coach: Glenn Walsh
Mikayla Curll
Sienna Loccisano
Meg Grogan
Hannah Brodie
Faith Kassis
Sienna Rocci
Sarah Sullivan
Lily-Mae Robertson
Mackenzie Roberts
Bridget Walsh
Ava Newman
Andrea Evdokimou
Chloe Compagnino
Maddison Hall
Montana Ragogna
Daisy Panagiotopoulos
Chloe Jones
Shauna McElligott
Jasmine Ferbrache
Zara Cammerino
Alanna Hawker
Elise Koenig
President: Ray Sheridan
Coach: Daniel Fenech
Alisha De Araugo
Olivia Wilson
Gibson
Charli Savi
Melda Temurci
Katherine De Araugo
Helen Grewcock
Jessika Jacobsen
Matilda Connell
Grace Cullen
Charlie Callanan
Zara Kortikis
Krystal Olivieri
Ava Sloan
Lily Bijdeveldt
Emilly O'Keefe
Amelia Grech
Tamika Fabri
ABERFELDIE
President: Sean Howard
Coach: Stephen Robinson
Felicity Whelan
Rebecca Baynes
Annalise Ferbrache
Larissa Zammit
Emily Newton
Katherine Baynes
Eloise Sexton
Michelle Reid
Emelia D'Aquila
Anabel Robinson
Louise Erasmus
Briana Marino
Hollie Riley
Jessica Moloney
Catherine Ferbrache
Natasha Symons
Jacqueline Wade
Jacqueline Smith
Caitlin Hawker
Brooke Allan
Ellena Bassett
Amy Trindade
HILLSIDE
President: Lindon Way
Coach: Caetlyn Grossett
Piper Kelly
Bianca Schellander
Rebecca Coleman
Fiona Pazsa
Kassandra Krepapas
Hollie Bennetts
Logan Hearne
Emily Haber
Eloise Ettridge
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OAK PARK ABERFELDIE
President: Tim Littlewood
Coach: Nic Cook & Lessey Hodgkinson
Stephanie Normington-Dickens
Marnie Jarvis
Karla De Keizer
Chiara Guarino
Erin Graham
Mikayla Barnes
Tamsyn Kirk
Mia Briedis
Shanel Camilleri
Rhianna Nunn
Savannah Byrne
Maggie Styles
Abbey Taylor
Alexi Kasteliotis
Leah Spargo
Emily Findlay
Jessica Welsh
Alex Quigley
Chloe Bell
Ashlee Atkins
Tafa Malumu
Trilby Sheppard
Ebony Bennett
Olivia Storer
President: Sean Howard
Coach: Robert Green
Jessica Sutton
Emma Tatti
Lily Robinson
Sian Eddington
Ellie Huggard
Emily Heaney
Danielle Angley
Kylie Kennedy
Ashleigh Gunn
Eliza Vivian
Amelia Wright
Lyra Veniegas
Erica Markesich
Laura Blue
Olivia Madden
Chloe Rafferty
Harriet Cashmore
Maddison Wilczynski
Taylor Moss
Emily Smith
Jemima Christian
Lily Bateman
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DIVISION ONE
The finals start with West Coburg and Hillside kicking off Strathmore Community Bank Division One action at Greenvale Recreation Reserve this Saturday.
The Burgers go into the finals series in good form having won their final regular season match by 108 points and four out of their last five by over 60 points.
The two sides faced off twice in the season, once in Round 2 where Hillside were victorious in a thrilling match that was decided by just three points, and also in Round 13 where West Coburg got revenge, defeating Hillside by 33 points.
From these past games it is clear that if both teams are at their best, it will be a cracking contest
Hillside will go into the qualifying final having lost their last game of the season to Maribyrnong Park by 50 points.
While this doesn’t sound great for their form and confidence, they did a better job against
prior.
Josh Covelli will be the one to watch for a number of reasons with the star forward two goals away from triple figures, but he was also the one to break the game open in the first meeting between these two sides.
He proved unstoppable in the final quarter and lifted the Sharks to a stirring win.
The winner will meet Marby for a spot in the decider, with the loser to face the winner out of the eliminator
St Albans will take on Oak Park in an elimination final at Salesian College Oval on Sunday.
St Albans go into this weekend's final with a far superior home and away record as they lost just the four matches across the season and have won four of their last five leading into this week's match.
The two sides faced off twice in the home and away season with St Albans coming out on top both times.
First in Round 5 by 39 points and more recently last week where the Saints won by 22 points.
In both those games, Josh Carter scored four goals and is someone Oak Park will need to pay close attention to this weekend
Oak Park head into the match as underdogs as they finished fifth on the ladder after the regular season and are yet to defeat a team ranked higher than them.
However, the Oakers have won six of their last seven games and head into the finals in good touch despite a loss to the Saints last week.
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The Division Two finals kick off this Saturday with Taylors Lakes taking on Burnside Heights at Salesian College Oval for a spot in the grand final.
Taylors Lakes finished the season in first place with an almost flawless home and away record which saw them lose just one game, while also drawing another.
The Lakers' success has been down to their incredible offensive abilities as they are the highest scoring team in the division.
The two teams have faced off twice during the season, the first time was in Round 11 where Taylors Lakes were victorious by four points in a thriller.
The second time was just last week and was a 15-point win for the Lions.
Luke Nappi scored four goals for Taylors Lakes in their most recent meeting and will be one Burnside will look to keep quiet this weekend.
Burnside Heights have enjoyed a great season so far as well finishing in second place with just the three losses
Unfortunately for them, two of those losses came against Taylors Lakes and they remain the team they will have to overcome if they are to win the premiership.
The replenished tall stocks have been damaging for the Bears this year and will need them to fire again and stretch the Taylors Lakes defenders.
Bears leading goal kicker Daniel Hovey was held goalless last week, and will be one Cole Harvey will need to stamp his authority on the game.
Westmeadows and Northern Saints will battle it out in an elimination final at Greenvale Recreation Reserve on Sunday for a place in the preliminary final.
Westmeadows head into Sunday's final as the higher ranked team having finished third.
However, due to a shaky finish to the season they aren’t as firm favourites as they may have looked a few weeks ago
In their last four games before finals, the Tigers recorded just one win as well as two losses and a draw.
Both teams have faced off against each other twice this year with Westmeadows winning the first encounter in Round 4 by 39 points, before the Northern Saints hit back in Round 11 defeating Westmeadows by 24 points.
The Northern Saints' last four games of the season were enough for them to secure a finals berth but were not without some shaky moments as well
The Saints won two of their last four while also drawing their last match of the season against Glenroy.
Rain played a factor in their last meeting with tough, contested footy playing more in the Saints' favour with Westy damaging when able to run, carry, and use efficiently by foot.
Section Road will be conducive to that footy but with rain potentially around, we'll have to wait and see how this one plays out!
President: Ray Sheridan
Coach: Darren Milburn
Brody Tranquillo
Bailey Farrington
Brookly Brown
Harrison McLeod
Will Boyle
Luke Tavcar
Benjamin Veal
Bailey Milburn
Isacc Faure
Anthon Bacchin
Zachary Papamihail
Nicolas Towner
Kristian Barresi
Alexei Werner
Diesel Grech
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Sam Ruffino
Billy Darmanin
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Harry Blyth
Mitchell Pixton
Julian Cianflone
Noah Fasolis
Liam Thornton
Calan Nicholls
Noah Balzan
Andreas Fernandez
Ashton McMenamin
Cameron Richards
ABERFELDIE
President: Sean Howard
Coach: Paul McSweeney
James Smith
Alexander Wright
Jackson Butler
Christian Potter
Robert Asllanaj
Archer Bastow
Darien Newton
Samuel Lyons
Kye McSweeney
Jaiden Pitigala
Joseph Sita
Hamish Stone
Lauchlan Anderson
Austyn Bawden
Declan Aylward
Kobi Glenister
Ayden Trinh
Thomas Diberardino
Cody Kotoski
Christian Scalise
Joshua Petrie
Joshua Wratten
Leo Anderson
Daniel Lombardo
Oisin Buggy
Aiden Nuredini
Samuel Williams
Spencer Hutchinson
Hamish Leask
James Bartrop
HADFIELD
President: Alan Kerr
Coach: Marae Moustafa
Mousa Said
Adham Taleb
Otif Moustafa
Adem Taleb
Zak Moustafa
Samir Mohamad
Mohammed Rabah
Omar Said
Dawoud Said
Zein Taleb
Omar Moustafa
Ishaq Taha
Mohammad Houssein
Moussa Mourad
Humza Moustafa
Tarek Hussein
Abdurrahman Merhi
Noah Hussein
Abdullah Mustapha
Khaled Rabah
Mohammed Said
STRATHMORE
President: John Toniolo
Coach: Mark Kennedy
Spencer Johnson
Jonathan Cann
Noah Pierce
Zak Waters
James Staropoli
Pericles Konstantinidis
Isaac Dean
Nicholas Staropoli
Jameson Haxby
Archie Cottom
Jake Bruni
Lucas Andropof
Rydah Anderson
Mitchell Barrett
Andrea Rametta
Cody Liersch
Aidan Nathanielsz
Sebastian Caputo
Christian Stone
Leroy Coleman
Henry Thomas
Charlie Greaves
Max Paglia
Nicholas Perdikaris
Darcy Langston
Lucas Pane
Sam Clough
Liam Oreo
Levi Sargeant
Jarrod Nicol
NORTHERN SAINTS
President: Moe El-Sheikh
Coach: Abdul El Rafei
Musa Zraika
Thomas Pelaccia
Salvatore D’Angelo
Abdul Halim Khodr
Radwan Haddara
Wissam Abdul-Wahed
Ehsan Taiba
Mathew Haley
Ahmed Elbaba
Mohamed Taleb
Hamze Atik
Louis Fulgaro
Stefan Valensisi
Mohammad Taleb
Abdullah Elrafei
Noah Saraya
Mezin Abdulwahed
Hussein Taleb
Bernardo Tenace
Abdul Taleb
Daheg Abdul-Wahed
Mohammed Elzeine
Jehad Haddara
Belal Mustapha
Moustafa Rabah
COBURG DISTRICTS
President: Allan Chandler
Coach: Con De Pasquale
Brett Kassis
Chris Threlfall
Taine Beattie
Jett Ryder
Will Ryan
Chris Bottomley
Sebastian Jansen
Joel Cauchi
Nick Heales
Daniel Alessio
Sebastian Eaton
Liam Tsamasiros
Michael O'Dea
Jack Moroney
Kristian Cavallo
Brendan Chircop
Madison Martin
Jesse Kempen
Patrick Logan
Jack Slavich
Ryan Caundle
Peter Georgeades
Dominic Mancino
John Mona
Christopher Gioupas
Gianni Mckenzie
Aythen Kryiazis
Andrew Vaiano
Lucas Kyriazis
Bruno Mete
TAYLORS LAKES
President: David Darcy
Coach: Nathan Sposato
Blake Briz
Jason Mccormack
Anthony Davoli
Ben Spargo
Stephen Tieppo
Nathanael Smith
Ben Farrugia
Bowey Larizza
Mason Lalor
Tyler Rogers
Oliver Lake
Frankie Galtieri
Torey Larizza
David Reinmuth
Nicholas Miokovic
Brandon Raad
Yanni Apostolidis
Brenden Lucas
Sonny Briz
Joshua Vassolo
Massimo Sergio
Daniel Klonowski
Corey Moore
Connor Roach
Liam Caffari
President: Mick Streiff
Coach: Matthew Baird
Kasey Curll
Zane Booth
Trent Cranwell
Brayden Cuffe
Muhammed Rexhep
Zachary Ploog
Jakob Feist
Adam Prescott
Cooper Anson
Matthew Parker
Brenton Sutherland
Daniel Stubbs
Matthew Baird
Daniel Richmond
Ethan Wellby
Lachlan Kaye
James Tyquin
Kyle Tucker
Tannin Wilson
Joshua Bowden
Branden Paul
Cam Hildebrand
Jamie Cuffe
Ethan McDonald
Andrew Gilbertson
Travis Faulds
WESTMEADOWS NORTHERNSAINTS
President: Will Kosteas Coach: Ash Flavel
Jarrod Petersen
Ryan Capron
Korey Flavel-Wood
Nathan Sparks
Luke Smith
Jake Hatton
Riley Hearne
Tyson Paterson
Shaun O'Grady
Kieran Gallagher
Aaron Evans
Brayden Sudaro
Reilly Holmes
Jordan Kosteas
Alessio Saitta
James Taglieri-Sclocchi
Daniel Spencer
Jake Sweerts
Jesse Smith
Broadie Camilleri
Jordan Rein
Gabriel Guida
Mason Mineo
Rex Hickman
Ryan Stingel
Michael Mayne
Sean Evans
Jackson Iulianella
President: Moe El-Sheikh
Coach: Tamer Abdallah
Mahmoud Taleb
Tamer Abdallah
Mohamed Abdullatif
Ahmed Abdul-Wahed
Khoder Taleb
Daniel Trikilis
Matthew Bennardo
Eliot Kako
Anthony Petrocco
Anthony Ricupero
Bronell Kako
Saeed Abdul-Wahed
Joseph Mansoor
Riley Houston
Nicholas Bruno
Marwan Abdul-Wahed
Mahmoud El-Achkar
Mahmoud Saraya
El-Amir Abdulwahed
Oliver Klemm
Musa Hussain
Peter Dispenzeri
TAYLORS LAKES
President: David Darcy
Coach: Steve Burns
Mitch Jones
Nick Mcintosh
Nathan Kennedy
Ethan Caffari
Jaxon Holliday
Lachlan Rayner
Luke McCormack
Jack Burns
Luke Nappi
Aaron Vendramini
Christopher Vulic
Rhys Bradley
Stephen Tieppo
Raafat Rachrache
Declan Wakefield
Daniel DeVito
Bowey Larizza
Darby Lalor
Nicholas Miokovic
Samuel Kosmak
Trent Forbes
Vincent Schiavello
Tomi Ibarra
Christian Petersen
Escher Richter
BURNSIDE HEIGHTS
President: Justin Peagram
Coach: Cole Harvey
Lachlan Evans
Jaydon Stiles
Antonio Vitalone
Luke Bonello
Nicholas Cugliari
Habib Hosni
Adam Sullivan
Jacob Elia
Daniel Hovey
Jordan Hughes
Joshua Neralic
Riley McLaughlin
Jack Wylie
Corey Patmore
Tyson Iglesias
Mason Bawden
Joshua Stiles
Dion Lawson
Nicholas Gregson
Benjamin Ryan
Theo Sapountzis
Simon Maiolo
Matthew Larkin
Nick Morda
Declan Highgate
Marcus D’Angelo
Ferdinando Petrarca
HILLSIDE
President: Lindon Way
Coach: Emmanuel Caccamo
William Forsythe
Jackson Heidrich
Riley Bramich
Bailey Piacentini
Noah Asciak
Cameron Sinclair
Nour Janzerli
Jaidyn Kilty
Marco Spagnuolo
Isaac Abbay
Steven Peteinarias
Zachary Beniwal
Darcy Conway
Jackson Harmer
Nicholas Cassar
Brodie Dowell
Jonathan Biciar
Eiron Galpaya
Kristien Iodice
Joshua Tannous
Jonathan Denic
Archie Gray
Sebastian Filia
Cooper Hutchins
Jayden Deguara
Jarrad Gray
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COBURG DISTRICTS
President: Allan Chandler
Coach: Leigh Sporle
Joshua Park
Liam Middleton
Aidan Plant
Jonathon Leeds
Max Ibic
James Mamo
Jake Russo
Adam Pafumi
Zachary Bryant
Chad Middleton
Frank Gallo
Julian Michielin
Valentino Petrongolo
Zachari Merhi
Hady Hegazy
Ahmaad Taleb
Nathan Saliba
Zachary Kuret
Will Thornton
Gianluca Murone-Barr
Julian Kuret
Souhail Aboueid
Mayen Solayman
Zein Omar
Massimo Iannuzzi
Aymen Taleb
Christian Parrino
Jack Zivkovic
Mitchell Neiwand
Adam Park
CRAIGIEBURN
President: Dom Micallef
Coach: Cale Bettanin
Nathan Allen
Joseph Kelly
Cade Gordon
Liam O'Connell
James McIntosh
Kylan Doorbar
Tadhg Boyle
Jakeb Bruni
Harry Albon
Zachary Trimbos
Xavier Herft
Jonathan Pestrucci
Hayden Polley
Cameron Thomson
Dylan Coward
Noah Crowley
Julian Cosmelli
Denver Byrne
Tyler Malysz
Billy Gievski
Kyle Williams
Reeve Owen
Giordano Scuderi
Matthew Kichakov
Jaike Harris
Hayden Savage
Blake Polley
Nate Short
Michael Keratianos
Idris Khoram
Sammy Aliano
ESS. DOUTTA STARS
President: Kirk Thompson
Coach: Damian Bellino
Whitfield
Diesel Docherty
Finn Daffey
Fabio Favrin
Keanu Kim
Sam Seeley
Wil Calvert
Will Ryan
Finn Curwood
Savv Salpingidis
Jesse Kirk
Ayden Diaz
Dean Roumeliotis
Marlon Arhanic
Sam Bellino
Blake Camerotto
Will Atkinson
Joshua Palmer
Brody Sadler
Thomas Bartlett
Josh Robertson
Jake Filia
Murphy
Gallus
ST ALBANS
President: James Perkin
Coach: Darren Mantynen
Mason Mitoiu
Yoel Fessehaye
Andrew Papazoglou
Robert Sweetland
Bruno Salamon
Ben McManus
Edward Schellander
James Mason
Maksym Sosnowski
Lachlan Calder
Brodie Saliba
James Riggio
Ayden Murphy
Jesse Drake
Khalil Jebara
Mathew Pickering
Ryan Galea
Jake Vicic
James Krstin
Filmon Legesse
Khamis Khamis
Byron Murphy
OAK PARK
President: Tim Littlewood
Coach: Raymond Harrison
Daniel Rajab
Joseph Townsend-Booth
Julian Valentino
James Mckay
Owen Whelan
Eamon Whelan
Jordan Bicknell
Jackson Bates
Daniel Lauria
John D’Alessandro
Alex Zinonos
Oliver Aitken
Luke Palanechka
James Cox
Dylan Gutbier
Aidan Mezzatesta Santuccione
Jeremy Hill
Craig Spicer
Mitchell Bates
Blake Polidano
James McIntosh
Will Heales
Nash McRae
Spud Harrap
Daniel Burcal
Theodore Taylor
Isaac Le Plastrier
Jack Daniels
Jack McQuillan
William Owens
MARIBYRNONGPARK
President: Greg Hughes
Coach: James McArthur
Charlie Barrett
Lachlan Garrett
Lindsay Murfett
Alexander Pingitore
Oscar Troy
Jack Mantello
Fletcher Ware
Finbarr Warren
Sebastian Mckerrow
Dex Brumby
Jackson Griffin
Matthew Hatfield
Jack Bullock
Samuel Dick
Samuel Calleri
William Hatfield
Aiden Purcell
Jai Brinkkotter
Yaron Faustin
Josh McGrath
Kelly Read
George Fleming
Jake Muir
Cruise Petruccelli
Lleyton Healy
Gilbert Brettell
Seth Christmas
Connor Arne Shugg
Tom Lumb
Volpe
WEST COBURG
President: Ian Allen
Coach: Sean McKernan & Tobi Yusuf
Mohamed Mohamud
Daniel Alagna
Brendan Burke
Iesa Saad
Jake Fotinos
Mahmoud Elhawli
Xavier Bogaers
Andrew Careri
Fallan Cathcart
Alex El-Nabbout
Anstan Papadopoulos
Mohamad Saad
Maroun Diab Kabalan
Noah Saad
Khaled El-haouli
Francis Kirby
Cristian D'Alberto
Conor Martin
Ben Vear
Luca McMonagle
Yehya Saad
Malik Noor
Marco Minniti
Hassan Hammoud
Perry Patrikios
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AGA sets you up and supports you every step of the way!
We teach you valuable life skills and prepare you for work in the industry of your choice.
Key benefits:
• Support, mentorship and coaching from life skills to getting your license
• Free career advice and guidance
• Access to free professional training
• Assistance to get you ready for work
If you’re between 15 and 24 years old and need support entering the workforce, contact our Transition to Work team and get ready to kick your career goals today.
