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FOOTBALLER SEPTEMBER 6 - 8
DIV. 3/DIV. 4/ NETBALL GRAND FINALS 2019
INSIDE THE EFL Division 3 & 4 Grand Final Weekend Five grand finals up for grabs, two teams will taste premiership glory this weekend. Each side will have the opportunity to create their own history and write their own story. Reputations will be enhanced, and the recollections and stories will grow legs as the reunions take place. The Eastland Senior Men’s Grand Final Series kicks off with Division 3 being played on Saturday at Jubilee Park. The undefeated South Belgrave will be well-represented on Saturday with all three teams playing. In the seniors, the Saints take on the Waverley Blues who have come from fourth position on the ladder, scraping through the elimination final with an overtime win against Warrandyte. South Belgrave has been dominant all season, and Waverley Blues come in with some real momentum so it will be interesting to see how the day unfolds. Waverley Blues last tasted grand final success at Jubilee Park in 2008. Can they cause an upset? Or will the all-conquering South Belgrave march into Division 2 with a perfect season? On Sunday at Scoresby Recreation Reserve, ladder-leader East Burwood takes on Fairpark in the Eastland Division 4 Grand Final. The teams met twice during the season with East Burwood winning a close game in Round 9; Fairpark turned the tables at home in Round 18 and won comfortably. The ground size at Scoresby Recreation Reserve is larger than Fair Park Reserve but smaller than East Burwood Reserve so the team that adapts best will come out on top. Will it be the bigger bodies of Fairpark or the running midfield of East Burwood that wins on Sunday? In Division 2, its preliminary final weekend with reigning premier Boronia taking on Mitcham fresh from an overtime win at East Burwood Reserve on Saturday. This should be a great contest with the winner earning the right to face Ringwood in the grand final. In the Division 1 preliminary final, Croydon takes on Park Orchards at Tomore Reserve. Croydon just missed a spot in the grand final following a narrow loss to Doncaster East whilst Park Orchards had a strong win over Lilydale in the elimination game. In Premier Division, reigning premier Vermont faces Balwyn at Baywater Oval on Saturday, with the winner progressing to the grand final. Vermont has had the week’s break and Balwyn are coming off an impressive win over Blackburn. Balwyn was on from the outset and able to play the game on its terms. The tactical battle between Rodney Eade and Harmit Singh will be very interesting on Saturday. Sunday’s Deakin Uni Eastern Region Women’s grand finals were a fantastic culmination of a great season.
In three years, the women’s competition has grown to five divisions which includes an Outer East division. The crowds that attended both venues across grand final day suggest that female football is thriving and will only continue to grow in the future. The support that these young women received was amazing on the day. Our women’s Premier Division and Division 1 grand finals were held at Lilydale with South Croydon defeating The Basin by two points to claim the Division 1 premiership. In the Premier Division grand final, Chirnside Park defeated the Whitehorse Suns to claim the premiership. Both teams are new to the competition and have assisted in taking the Premier competition to a new level. Our women’s North and South grand finals were held at Mulgrave Reserve, a newly-resurfaced ground in amazing condition. In the North Division, North Ringwood defeated Park Orchards to claim the premiership in its first season. In the South Division, Rowville defeated the South Belgrave Lysterfield Wolves by seven points. All four teams that participated were new to the competition this year. Congratulations to all sides that made the grand final and we look forward to seeing you all back playing next season. Watching a North Ringwood player drive out of the car park with the cup hanging out of the sunroof, tooting the horn captured the jubilation of the moment perfectly. The BJS Insurance Veterans Grand Final showed how footy clubs can be a great place to bring families together. Seeing the kids at the game watching their parents play will no doubt inspire the next generation of footballers. In a tight tussle, Coldstream broke away late in the game kicking five last quarter goals to win by 22 points over reigning premier Scoresby. Coldstream won the BJS Veterans premiership in their first season, with Johnny Pignataro being named best on ground. Our Bendigo Bank Netball Premier Division, Division 1, 2 and 3 grand finals take place this Friday night at HE Parker Netball Centre. Last week it was great to see so much club support at the Division 4, 5, 6 and 7 grand finals. Upper Ferntree Gully, Nunawading, South Belgrave and The Basin all victorious on the night to capturing respective premierships. To everyone involved in EFL footy and netball this season, thanks for your contribution and I hope to see you back next year. And to those still in contention for 2019, best of luck for the next few weeks. Remember to tune in to our Division 3 and 4 grand finals on 1377 SEN+ on Saturday and Sunday or watch the live stream via the EFL website.
Troy Swainston Chief Executive Officer – Eastern Football League
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THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE September 6 - 8 2019 Grand Final Edition All material and photographs prepared by the Eastern Football League Media Manager, including original articles and those of contributors, published in the Eastern Footballer, are subject to copyright laws and cannot be reproduced without the permission of the EFL. Photos provided by Field of View Sports Photography and Davis Harrigan Photography. Address all correspondence to: Eastern Football League, 256 Scoresby Road, Boronia 3155. Telephone: 9762 5766, Fax: 9761 1315. Chairman: Graham Halbish. Chief Executive Officer: Troy Swainston. Printed by DNR Print. Telephone: 0438 147 788.
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EFL GRAND FINAL INFORMATION ADMISSION PRICES
NO DOGS OR ALCOHOL
Admission fees into 2019 Eastland Senior Men’s Finals Series matches will be:
No dogs (including dogs on a leash) or alcohol are permitted to be brought into any EFL finals venue. It would be appreciated if all clubs would stress these points with both players and supporters and remind them that alcohol will be confiscated.
Adults: $15 for all senior men’s finals, including grand finals Pensioners: $10 (aged, disability, carers and TPI cards accepted) Children 16 and under: free Please communicate this to all interested parties to avoid arguments at entrance gates.
TAP-AND-GO ENTRY In 2019, the EFL has teamed up with INTIX to provide cashless entry into Bayswater Oval for all Premier Division Eastland Men’s Finals Series matches.
The Eastern Football League reserves the right to conduct bag and car boot checks at all finals venues.
THANK YOU The EFL would like to thank all EFL patrons for their co-operation and support of creating a safe environment for all members of the public attending the 2019 Eastland Senior Men’s Finals Series.
Patrons will be able to access an express line for the Premier Division qualifying, second-semi, preliminary and grand finals, allowing for prompt access into the venue. Tap-and-Go payment will only be available at the main gate (Bayswater Rd) entrance. We ask that all patrons follow the signage directions in order to allow for quicker entry. Cash entry will also be available at the venue.
PARKING Please note that there will be no parking available at Bayswater Oval except for limited disabled parking. There will be limited parking inside other venues, along with a limited number of disabled parking spaces available inside venues on a first-come, first-served basis.
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GRAND FINAL PREVIEW - DIVISION 3 DIVISION 3 - SENIORS South Belgrave is looking to complete the perfect season and go undefeated throughout the year, but hoping to crash the minor premier’s party is a plucky Waverley Blues outfit. After finishing fourth, the Blues have enjoyed an incredible finals run, defeating Warrandyte in extra-time before running over the top of Ferntree Gully in last weekend’s preliminary final. The last time the two sides clashed was in Round 17 where South Belgrave won by a convincing nine-goal margin. The Saints are the hot favourites in this one, but anything can happen in the big dance. The Waverley Blues will need another big performance from Ben Turner if they’re any hope to win; Turner kicked two majors last weekend and saw plenty of the footy.
DIVISION 3 - RESERVES Donvale is enjoying a stellar finals run after an up-and-down season, defeating Ferntree Gully in last week’s preliminary final by 24 points. In its way is the powerhouse club of Division 3, South Belgrave, looking to win each of the seniors, reserves and under-19s grand finals. Donvale will need to stop powerhouse South Belgrave forward Alex Bakens if it’s going to win. Bakens has kicked 34 goals for the year and poses the biggest threat in front of goal. The last time these sides clashed was in Round 12 where South Belgrave narrowly escaped with a three-point victory over the Magpies – anything could happen this weekend.
DIVISION 3 - UNDER -19s South Belgrave will get another crack at Warrandyte after the minor premier defeated it two weeks ago by 22 points in the second semi-final. Warrandyte will hope for a repeat of its strong effort in that match-up and secure itself premiership glory after being the best side across the division all year. As for South Belgrave, if it’s going to pull off the upset, it will need to stop dangerous Warrandyte forward, Quinn Clark. Clark had three goals two weeks ago in the semi-final and if he gets the same opportunities this weekend then the minor premier will likely come out on top.
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LAST TIME THEY MET DIVISION 3 SENIORS Round 17: South Belgrave 15.13 (109) def. Waverley Blues 7.5 (47)
DIVISION 3 RESERVES Round 12: South Belgrave 6.5 (41) def. Donvale 5.8 (38)
DIVISION 3 UNDER-19s Semi-Final 2: Warrandyte 9.14 (68) def. South Belgrave 6.10 (46)
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SOUTH BELGRAVE Coach: Assistant Coach: Team Manager: Trainer: Runner: No
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Name
AGE
Luke Galliott Andrew Gibson & Brad Smith Mark Punnett Phil Arnold Gary Huglin
NOTES
1
Ricardo Daraio
22
Hard-as-nails versatile forward that can play on-ball.
2
Liam Kidd (C)
23
Club captain who has had a great season. Engine room of the side, in and outside mid with great skills.
4
Phil Costa
27
Great intercept mark and reads the game well.
6
Tim Risely
30
Classy midfielder who wins his own ball.
8
Anthony Bernardo
29
Dynamic forward who is a great kick.
9
Jack Brettoner
22
Versatile utility player. Can play both ends of the ground. Ever-reliable. Plays tall and small.
11
Jake Kidd
27
Half-forward/half-back, excellent kick of the football.
12
Sean Bartels
21
Silky and agile forward who has created havoc this season since his return.
18
Todd Burley
33
The rock of the back-line. Great contested mark and spoils everything that comes his way.
19
Michael Smith
34
Experienced defender who never gets beaten. Great kick and play-maker.
20
Taylem Withers
24
Hard-at-it mid/forward who loves a goal.
22
Leigh Odermatt
37
Experienced, smooth-moving forward who has been the focal point up forward this season.
23
Adam Stein
23
Solid defender with a great right foot. Can pay on talls and smalls if needed.
24
Aidan Kidd
19
Most-improved young talent who is an important part of the midfield. Very creative with his handballs.
26
Declan Forbes
21
Wingman/midfielder who creates with his run and carry. Penetrative kick and always finds a target.
29
Michael Milivojevic
22
Fast-running backman who shuts down his opponent. Uses the ball well and is highly competitive.
30
Ben Haddock
27
Undersized ruckman who never gets beaten. Pivotal part of the midfield brigade.
32
Sam Brown
27
Smart forward who loves kicking goals.
33
Carmine Porcaro
21
Dangerous small forward who can kick goals from anywhere.
35
Brody Connelly
23
Key forward who splits packs and competes all day. Lovely left-foot kick.
39
Darcy Walls
23
Hard running half-back/wingman. Can play both ends of the ground.
43
Ash Jonkers
23
Competitive beast in the midfield with a raking left foot.
56
Brad Carroll
34
Versatile utility player, can play all positions.
68
Jay Robertson
19
Young, energetic forward with a great leap. Can also play in the ruck.
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WAVERLEY BLUES Coach: Assistant Coach: Team Manager: Trainer: Runner: No
Name
AGE
Bryce McGain Craig Lovett Merv Hindson Patrick O’Connell Troy Fairbairn
B??
NOTES
1
Rory Kinsella
20
Dynamic, small forward with superb skills.
2
Ryan McNamara
20
Important link player - can go forward or back.
3
Simon Hawkins
23
Half-back flank ball-magnet, developing into a general in the back-line.
4
Jake Twycross
24
Courageous on-baller, can go forward. Dangerous anywhere he plays.
5
Sam Mier
23
Speedy wingman who loves a contest.
7
Daniel Playsted
27
Mobile ruckman with a great leap and strong hands.
8
Tyson Hale
21
Quality half-forward target. Good in the air and on the deck.
10
Ben Vile
25
Centre-half-back that doesn't lose a contest.
11
Dimitrios Roufos
18
Small forward that loves winning his own footy and kicking goals.
13
Oliver Brown
24
Tough on-baller and good decision maker.
14
Joe Facey
20
Elusive small forward with strong attack on the footy.
15
Nick Frescher
17
Up-and-coming star with great skills.
17
Tom Miles
27
Won the best on ground in this match in 2008. Say no more.
18
Omar Mohammad
19
Devastating forward. Will make an impact.
22
Billy Evans
22
Quality on-baller and superb in the stoppages.
23
Ethan Becker
24
Half-forward - can push up the ground and get plenty of the ball.
24
Wes Smith
25
Solid rock in the back-line with great hands.
25
Ben Turner
29
Club veteran - can play anywhere and do anything.
29
James Coghlan
23
Inspirational leader with courage and skills to burn.
30
Kurt Benjamin
22
Unassuming full-back and makes life tough for opposition forwards.
32
Jack Strongman
19
Young key back and also tough in contests and hard to beat in the air.
36
Jaye O'Connell
20
Strong forward with a strong grab and deadly boot.
42
Will Mittell
21
Tough backman. Doesn't give an inch.
47
James Hansen
32
Tough-as-nails on-baller. Impossible to move off the footy.
50
Billy Curtis
24
Big, young ruckman getting better with experience each week.
56
Ed Dalton
25
Reliable half-back flanker.
57
Sam Withers
19
Speedy wingman - will relish the open spaces today.
58
James Taberner
24
Full forward - can press up the ground and will be a target all day.
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DIV. 3 RESERVES GRAND FINAL Saturday September 7, 2019 Jubilee Park, Ringwood, 11.55am
SOUTH BELGRAVE
DONVALE
Coach: Hugh Stern Assistant Coach: Greg Koski & Dan Camille Team Manager: Robyn Marlow Trainer: Phil Arnold Runner: Shane Withers
Coach: Bruce Camm Assistant Coach: Steve Bodin Team Manager: Adam Michelangeli Trainer: Kelly Bowen Runner: Michael Kiraly
No. NAME
3 5 7 10 11 13 14 15 16 21 28 31 34 36 37 38 40 41 42 44 46 47 54 56 57 69
TEAM
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G
B
No. NAME
1 2 3 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 27 28 30 31 33 35 44 59 62 63
Daniel Cormack Alex Bakens Anthony Daraio Dean Apostolopulos Jake Kidd Riley Punnett Lucas Topp Nick Stowe Rob Hudson Hudson Solomon Damon Blomely Matt Young Harvey Moore Mitchell Koski Trent Bartels Nick Kirby Ocar Grimes Rory Neate Luke Jones Adam Pendlebury Jordon Roberts Nicholas Scarlett Jackson Carter Brad Carroll Jack Kelty Brad Condor
1st
2nd
G
Alex Moore Mark Steele Aaron D'Amato James Hayward Christopher Drakos Sean Maher Tierney Reid Hayden Cotsford Jonathan Tommasoni Kristian Panayiotou Patrick Dillon Nathan Watts Joshua Hocking Luke Manion Justin Wade Michael Trkulja Matthew Sandells Leigh Meachem Nadi Hamzovski Kane Falahey Jason Wade Blake Williams Harrison Giles James Tomaro Mark Djordevic Joshua Tuhan Aidan Baggoley Stefan Manou Liam McAlary 3rd
4th
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DIV 3. UNDER-19s GRAND FINAL Saturday September 7, 2019 Jubilee Park, Ringwood, 9.30am
WARRANDYTE
SOUTH BELGRAVE
Coach: Dave Smith Assistant Coach: Tyson Jaksic Team Manager: Mark Padfield Trainer: Ian Wood Runner: Liam Appleby
Coach: Shaun Butler Assistant Coach: Paul Harman Team Manager: Kate Harris Trainer: Phil Arnold Runner: Mitch Koski
No. NAME
1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 11 13 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 40 41 53
G
Leo Garrick Liam Vaughan Benjamin Vermeulen Brown Samuel Martini Nicholas Bean Ethan Boell Blake Trevorrow Michael Philpots Oscar Hodgson Matthew Baynon Callum Padfield Oliver Bell Quinn Clark Harrison Smith Darcy Poole Connor Martin Harrison Nitschinsk Benjamin Dickson Jack Van Der Ree Liam Myott Kyle Appleby Cooper Addison Lockier Durran Lachlan O’reilly Benjamin Davies Finn Lee Lewis Downie Finley Swedosh Lachlan Brady
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No. NAME
2 3 4 5 8 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 19 20 22 23 26 28 29 30 31 32 33 53 55
1st
2nd
G
Marcus White Lachlan Rattray-Maier Nathan Moore Daniel Starling Alex Bennett Joshua Jellyman-Turner Lloyd Solomon Lachlan McGill Brandon Quinn Jarryd Lynch Tyler Halls-Ferguson Jordon Schwass Ben Milkeraitus Kade Harris Luke Bicheno Nash Butler Kael Rushton Liam Hoskin Declan Jinks Louis Nichols Cody Hill Josh Knight Chris Dergacz Riley Fisher Liam Milburn
3rd
4th
Final
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EASTLAND DIVISION 3 LADDERS 3rd Division Seniors 2019 Position Team
P
1
South Belgrave
2
Ferntree Gully
3
Warrandyte
4
Waverley Blues
5
Donvale
6
Whitehorse Pioneers
7
Glen Waverley Hawks
8
Chirnside Park
W
L
18
18
0
D 0
0
0
2301
591
389.34
72
18
14
4
0
0
0
1350
947
142.56
56
18
11
7
0
18
9
9
0
18
9
18
8
18
3
18
0
FF
For
0 0
Agst
%
% Won
PTS
0
1392
1174
118.57
44
0
1443
1214
118.86
36
9
0
0
0
1298
1384
93.79
36
10
0
0
0
1206
1373
87.84
32
15
0
0
0
903
1470
61.43
12
18
0
0
0
687
2427
28.31
0
3rd Division Reserves 2019 Position Team 1
South Belgrave
2
Ferntree Gully
3
Waverley Blues
4
Donvale
5
Glen Waverley Hawks
6
Warrandyte
7
Whitehorse Pioneers
8
Chirnside Park
P
W
L
18
17
1
0
18
15
3
0
18
11
7
18
9
9
D
FF
Agst
%
% Won
0
0
1601
562
284.88
68
0
0
1382
679
203.53
60
0
0
1117
856
130.49
44
0
0
1094
850
128.71
36
0
0
For
PTS
18
9
9
0
0
0
877
916
95.74
36
18
6
12
0
0
0
915
1097
83.41
24
18
5
13
0
0
0
680
1319
51.55
20
18
0
18
0
0
0
294
1681
17.49
0
3rd & 4th Division Under-19s 2019 Division 3 Position Team 1
P
Warrandyte- (POOL 1)
2
South Belgrave- (POOL 1)
3
Donvale- (POOL 1)
W
L
15
3
4
0
0
1544
750
205.87
56
5
0
0
1326
758
174.93
52
969
18
14
18
13
D 0
FF
0
For
Agst
1640
651
% 251.92
% Won 60
4
Waverley Blues- (POOL 1)
18
8
10
0
0
1344
138.70
32
5
Chirnside Park- (POOL 1)
18
8
10
0
0
1266 1061 119.32
32
6
Ferntree Gully- (POOL 1)
18
2
15
1
0
493
10
10
18
1629
30.26
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PTS
DIVISION 3 FINAL RESULTS 3rd Division Seniors 2019 Semi Final 2 - 24/08/2019 South Belgrave
22.12
(144)
defeated
Ferntree Gully
5.7
(37)
(81)
defeated
Warrandyte
11.8 (74)
(70)
defeated
Ferntree Gully
7.10
(74)
defeated
Ferntree Gully
(55)
defeated
Waverley Blues
4.10 (34)
(55)
defeated
Ferntree Gully
4.7 (31)
defeated
South Belgrave
6.10 (46)
Semi Final 1 - 25/08/2019 Waverley Blues
12.9
Preliminary Final - 31/08/2019 Waverley Blues
9.16
(52)
3rd Division Reserves 2019 Semi Final 2 - 24/08/2019 South Belgrave
11.8
7.8 (50)
Semi Final 1 - 25/08/2019 Donvale
8.7
Preliminary Final - 31/08/2019 Donvale
8.7
3rd Division Under-19s 2019 Semi Final 2 - 24/08/2019 Warrandyte
9.14
(68)
Semi Finals Semi Final 1 - 25/08/2019 Donvale
13.13
(91)
defeated
Waverley Blues 6.9
(45)
Donvale
(27)
Preliminary Final - 31/08/2019 South Belgrave
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(55)
defeated
3.9
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GRAND FINAL PREVIEW - NETBALL PREMIER DIVISION WANTIRNA SOUTH DEVILS V EAST BURWOOD BLACK Undefeated throughout the regular season although drew once with the East Burwood Blacks, the Wantirna South Devils are hoping to make it a perfect season when they take on East Burwood in their final clash. With Lauren Woodgate possessing an astonishing 450 goals for the year, the Blacks will need to bring the determination they brought in the draw to lock down and take home the silverware.
DIVISION 1 KNOX V SCORESBY SWOOPERS The Scoresby Swoopers’ finals dreams are well and truly alive after winning in straight sets to Kilsyth Cougars, to take on Knox this week in the Division 1 grand final. With Knox’s nearperfect season, the minor premier will be quietly confident heading into the game this Friday with Jennifer Gardner and Jessica Teunissen scoring over 350 goals between them for the season. Can Knox pull off a dream season, or will the Swoopers put an end to their run?
DIVISION 2 CROYDON BLUES V NORTH RINGWOOD WHITE The last time these teams faced-off, Croydon Blues kept North Ringwood White scoreless. Now finals time, the Blues defeated Mulgrave Red 39 to 29 to play North Ringwood White who defeated Scoresby Shooters 24 to 40. The Blues will be keeping a watchful eye on Emily Salmon, who scored 39 goals in the North Ringwood White’s last game against Mulgrave.
DIVISION 3 CROYDON NORTH MLOC V FERNTREE GULLY EAGLES It’s 1 v. 4 with Croydon North MLOC, the minor premier, taking on Ferntree Gully Eagles who finished fourth for the season. Upon the pair’s last meeting, it was an upset as the Eagles took the game 28 to 16. Having won their last nine straight, the Eagles will be hoping to make their grand final dream a reality, though will need to give Croydon North MLOC’s Paris Saunders plenty of attention as she scored 20 against Heathmont White last week to take her team into the decider.
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LAST TIME THEY MET NETBALL PREMIER DIVISION Semi Final 2: Wantirna South Devils 49 def. East Burwood Black 38
NETBALL DIVISION 1 Round 10: Knox 40 def. Scoresby Swoopers 25
NETBALL DIVISION 2 Round 8: Croydon Blues 10 def. North Ringwood White 0
NETBALL DIVISION 3 Round 9: Ferntree Gully Eagles 28 def. Croydon North MLOC 16
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NETBALL PREMIER GRAND FINAL Friday September 6, 2019 8.15pm, HE Parker Court 1, Heathmont
WANTIRNA SOUTH DEVILS
No. NAME
G
B
EAST BURWOOD BLACK
No. NAME
Caitlin Coyne Carly Dymond Karin Halstead Rachael Hickey Bridget Moss Kerry Mundy Haylee O’Shea Bianca Pilkington Lauren Read Rebecca Subbiah Lauren Woodgate
TEAM
14
G
Lisa Blenheim Verity Boyd Jessica Mattioli Stephanie McNay Sarah Mulqueen Jaime Oliver Madeleine Scholz Elle Serong Casey Sheldon-Collins Claire Van Dreumel Emily Williams Megan Williams
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
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NETBALL DIV. 1 GRAND FINAL Friday September 6, 2019 8.15pm, HE Parker Court 3, Heathmont
KNOX
No. NAME
SCORESBY SWOOPERS
G
B
No. NAME
Alana Aiello Sarah Aiello Madeleine Barras Brylie Dauparas Jennifer Gardner Rachel Isles Fiona Josephs Felicity Laub Jessica Teunissen Nikki Whitten
TEAM
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Larissa Burns Melissa Carter Abbey Green Rhiannon Harris Rhian Margate Madeleine Omizzolo Simone Stewart Nicole Stone Nicole Swan Belinda Williams
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3rd
4th
Final
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NETBALL DIV. 2 GRAND FINAL Friday September 6, 2019 7pm, HE Parker Court 1, Heathmont
CROYDON BLUES
No. NAME
NORTH RINGWOOD WHITE
G
B
No. NAME
Genevieve Abbott Emily Chin Briannon Dodd Celine Dodd Maddison Dodd Annabelle Hannah Matilda Higgins Alexandra Jennings Sarah Leslie Samantha O’Dea Katherine Zuccon
TEAM
16
G
Rebecca Hine Ciara Lumsden Grace McDonald Keira Mclean Pyper Ross Claire Salmon Emily Salmon Sarah Snary Sheridan Sullivan Chelsea Weatherill
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
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NETBALL DIV. 3 GRAND FINAL Friday September 6, 2019 7pm, HE Parker Court 3, Heathmont
CROYDON NORTH-MLOC
No. NAME
G
FERNTREE GULLY EAGLES
B
No. NAME
Karla Anderson Megan Galletti Danielle Gazzola Sabina Lantouris Brydie May Indiana Pinnock Ayesha Saba Paris Saunders Brooke Scully
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Jacqueline De Ieso Neisha Dockery Kanisha Farrell Sarah Graffen Janelle Hillebrand Sarah Mellow Samantha Osborne Emma Tuttleby Christa Vagg Kristin Williams
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Final
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BENDIGO BANK NETBALL LADDERS 2019 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Premier Position Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
P
Wantirna South Devils East Burwood Black Lilydale Falcons Heathmont Jets Boronia Hawks South Croydon Red Blackburn Red
12 12 12 12 13 12 12
L
11 8 8 6 5 4 0
W
0 3 4 6 8 8 12
D
1 1 0 0 0 0 0
B
2 2 2 2 1 2 2
FF
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FA
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For
662 477 509 406 402 360 369
Agst
380 425 453 430 514 453 503
%
% Won
174.21 112.24 112.36 94.42 78.21 79.47 73.36
46 34 32 24 20 16 0
%
% Won
136.57 129.57 117.14 117.91 107.45 90.64 61.84 55.73
52 40 40 34 32 18 4 4
%
% Won
174.19 137.80 164.73 121.09 106.08 98.52 105.57 103.95 100.00 97.72 89.76 86.20 74.13 51.35
52 48 44 44 40 32 26 26 26 24 18 14 10 8
%
% Won
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Knox Kilsyth Cougars Scoresby Swoopers Ferntree Gully Coldstream Grey Montrose Demons Park Orchards White North Ringwood Black
P
14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14
W
L
13 10 10 8 8 4 1 1
1 4 4 5 6 9 13 13
D
0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0
B
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FF
0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0
FA
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4
For
Agst
549 517 499 507 447 426 342 248
402 399 426 430 416 470 553 445
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P
Croydon Blues Scoresby Shooters North Ringwood White Mulgrave Red Lilydale Gold North Ringwood Red Park Orchards Red Whitehorse Maroon The Basin Red Kilsyth Cougars Red Blackburn Black Knox Black Norwood Purple Ferntree Gully Yellow
14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14
W
L
13 12 11 11 10 7 6 6 6 6 4 3 2 1
1 2 3 3 4 5 7 7 7 8 9 10 11 11
D
0 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 2
0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B
FF
FA
For
Agst
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
486 514 453 488 384 399 360 368 430 429 368 406 361 247
279 373 275 403 362 405 341 354 430 439 410 471 487 481
FA
For
Agst
2019 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Division 3 Position Team 1 2
Croydon North MLOC Heathmont White
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Glen Waverley Blue Ferntree Gully Eagles Ringwood Red South Croydon White Forest Hill White East Burwood Grey Chirnside Panthers Vermont Eagles Rowville Whitehorse White
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P
W
L
14 14
12 12
2 2
0 0
14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14
4 4 5 8 8 9 9 10 11 13
0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
10 10 9 6 5 5 5 4 3 1
D
B
FF
0 0
0 0
0 0
547 472
285 302
191.93 156.29
48 48
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
345 284 410 437 387 413 425 460 450 493
40 40 36 24 22 20 20 16 12 4
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
475 381 419 399 416 315 314 328 323 285
137.68 134.15 102.20 91.30 107.49 76.27 73.88 71.30 71.78 57.81
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WANTIRNA SOUTH DEVILS v. EAST BURWOOD BLACK Round 1 - 23/08/2019 East Burwood Black 10, 19, 32, 38 Wantirna South Devils 14, 20, 34, 49 EAST BURWOOD BLACK v. LILYDALE FALCONS Round 2 - 30/08/2019 Lilydale Falcons 12, 17, 24, 35 East Burwood Black 8, 24, 28, 36
2019 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Division 1 SCORESBY SWOOPERS v. FERNTREE GULLY Round 1 - 23/08/2019 Ferntree Gully 7, 13, 19, 28 Scoresby Swoopers 11, 23, 32, 41 KNOX v. KILSYTH COUGARS Round 1 - 23/08/2019 Kilsyth Cougars 8, Knox 7,
17, 16,
24, 22,
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KILSYTH COUGARS v. SCORESBY SWOOPERS Round 2 - 30/08/2019 Scoresby Swoopers 9, 20, 29, 37 Kilsyth Cougars 7, 16, 24, 35
2019 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Division 2 MULGRAVE RED v. LILYDALE GOLD Round 1 - 23/08/2019 Lilydale Gold 8, 11, Mulgrave Red 4, 13,
13, 22,
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CROYDON BLUES v. MULGRAVE RED Round 2 - 30/08/2019 Mulgrave Red 5, 13, 22, Croydon Blues 12, 24, 31,
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NORTH RINGWOOD WHITE v. NORTH RINGWOOD RED Round 1 - 23/08/2019 North Ringwood Red 3, 8, 16, 21 North Ringwood White 12, 23, 32, 38
SCORESBY SHOOTERS v. NORTH RINGWOOD WHITE Round 2 - 30/08/2019 North Ringwood White 10, 17, 28, 40 Scoresby Shooters 8, 14, 17, 24
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GLEN WAVERLEY BLUE v. FERNTREE GULLY EAGLES Round 1 - 23/08/2019 Ferntree Gully Eagles 11, 18, 22, 31 Glen Waverley Blue 4, 13, 17, 24 CROYDON NORTH MLOC v. HEATHMONT WHITE Round 1 - 23/08/2019 Heathmont White 8, 15, 22, 26 Croydon North MLOC 5, 12, 21, 29 HEATHMONT WHITE v. FERNTREE GULLY EAGLES Round 2 - 30/08/2019 Ferntree Gully Eagles 5, 12, 16, 24 Heathmont White 5, 13, 18, 23 www.efl.org.au
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GRAND FINAL PREVIEW - DIVISION 4 DIVISION 4 SENIORS Fairpark’s dream finals run continued after the Lions obliterated Coldstream in the preliminary final. Fairpark is arguably the form-team of the competition after winning its first final in 22 years two weeks ago against Surrey Park, and a fairy-tale ending beckons if it can run over the top of minor premier, East Burwood. After only losing just twice all season, the Rams will be confident having won their way through to the big dance with a convincing 45-point win over Coldstream a fortnight ago, ensuring the week off. However, they were beaten by Fairpark in the final round of the home and away season by 28 points, so will be wary of the threat posed by the Lions. Forward Ronnie McKendry will be the key for Fairpark after kicking nine goals in his last five quarters of football and looms as the potential match-winner, while East Burwood’s Adrian Gileno is coming off a seven-goal haul in the semi-final.
DIVISION 4 RESERVES East Burwood is yet to lose a game in the reserves this year and it is heavy favourite to complete the perfect season. Surrey Park stands in the Rams’ way and will need to bring its best football if it’s going to stand a chance against the powerhouse that is East Burwood. It will be Surrey Park’s second opportunity to knock off the minor premier this finals series, after losing by 15 points two weeks ago in what was a competitive match-up. Expect East Burwood’s Dylan Agnew to have a big day, the superstar forward has kicked 46 goals this year and will hope to reach the half-century mark this Sunday.
DIVISION 4 UNDER-19s Minor premier Silvan is coming in fresh from the week off and will attempt to replicate its performance against Forest Hill from two weeks ago, where it won by three goals. Forest Hill has found some form after defeating Kilsyth by 22 points last week and shouldn’t be taken lightly; it is certainly capable of spoiling the minor premier’s party. Ben Rudd will have to fire for the Zebras if they are going to take the cake this weekend; he has 41 goals this year and won’t be easy for Silvan to contain.
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EAST BURWOOD Coach: Stuart Wynd Assistant Coaches: Scott Hunter & Adam Slater Team Manager: Alex Miriklis Trainer: Rhett Masters Runner: Eric Regester No
Name
AGE
NOTES
3
Anthony Mariani
30
Big-bodied midfielder with great skills and an eye for goal.
4
Adrian Gileno
33
A proven goalkicker with 79 majors for the season.
5
Nathan Canning
28
Slick smooth-mover with great disposal by hand and foot.
6
Aiden Stephens
22
Pacy defender capable of doing a lockdown job for the team.
7
Steven Perri
33
Tough, uncomprising midfielder always hard in the contest.
8
Anthony Perri
30
Versatile utility with strong marking ability at both ends of the ground.
9
Jason Kennedy
33
Hard as a cat's head midfielder, inspirational captain who leads by example.
10
Lewis Neate
22
Lead-up marking forward with over 40 goals for the year.
11
Scott Davis
28
Competitive beast in the midfield - gives the team first use of the ball.
12
Jack Murphy
27
Attacking defender, super-relaible with a see-ball, get-ball attitude.
14
Brett Hendreck
34
Strong-marking forward, gives the team a great marking target, tough as nails.
17
Jai Middleton
33
Seven-foot ruckman who gives his midfield first use and offers a great marking target up forward.
19
Kodey Logan
21
Super young talent who offers speed, courage and hardness.
21
Max Wills
21
Silky skills at either end of the ground, delivers in the big moments.
22
Jarrod Stafford
26
Strong key position player who takes a great mark and has a booming kick.
23
Andre Angemi
26
Electric speed who slices through defences week after week.
24
Brett Kay
31
Tackling machine with real footy smarts. In a word - 'special'.
25
Matthew Mariani
26
Powerful uncomprimising midfielder who gets forward and kicks goals.
30
Lachie Gould
22
Elite speed and running ability who has taken his game to a new level in 2019.
35
Braeden Barlow
22
Lightning-fast half-back with exceptional disposal.
45
Eddie Rixton
26
Great one-on-one defender, never out of the contest.
54
Yianni Griffiths
25
Super-reliable defender who can run all day.
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FAIRPARK Coach: Assistant Coach: Team Manager: Trainers: Runner: No 2
Name James Brown
AGE 32
Sean Stanton Jeff Gallagher Geoff Londrigan Frankie Bailey, Miral Botrous, Jasmin Hird, Maria Morks Luke Gordon
NOTES Reliable midfielder who has had a super year. Great contested player who runs all day.
4
Ben Dadswell
32
Big-bodied midfielder/forward with great skills and an ability to kick goals.
6
Shane Mercer
24
Talented mid-size player who has had a super year, can be effective at both ends of the ground.
7
Cameron Banks
30
Dangerous wingman with great skills.
8
Tyrone Fabrizio
28
Smart forward who has hit the scoreboard throughout the year and applies great pressure at ground level.
11
Steve Colosimo
29
Super-fast wingman with great skills and penetrating kick, has x-factor.
12
Jesse Pearce
30
Courageous captain who is reliable down back with great skills.
14
Alex Mullucks
27
Leading goal-kicker for 2019 who is a great contested mark with a damaging long kick.
16
Josh Temple
29
Brave, small midfielder with class and the ability to kick goals, great competitor.
23
Matthew Eddy
33
Hard, tough competitor who can play various roles.
25
Kyle Hird
24
Huge, strong ruckman who is great at ground level, fierce competitor with huge upside.
26
Stratos Doulgeris
25
Hard-working midfielder who has the ability to win the footy in close and loves the contest.
27
Mitch Nied
23
Hard-working utility who is a tackling machine that can play in many positions.
29
Jarrod Wilkin
36
Veteran of the team who can run all day and play various roles.
30
Michael Keem
30
Big, strong midfielder who is as brave as they come, great competitor in the air.
33
Jack Dunn
29
Fleet-footed wingman with class and the ability to kick goals.
34
Nick Cowan
32
Athletic key-position player who will likely play at both ends of the ground and through the ruck.
35
Ethan Tobias
24
Great competitor who has played various roles in 2019, great at ground level.
36
Brad Nied
23
Brilliant defender, who generally gets the opposition's best forward. Provides run and dash from half-back.
37
Matt Jeffries
30
Key defender with a booming kick, provides great leadership.
45
James Topp
31
Reliable, tall defender who reads the play well and provides great direction.
55
Ronnie McKendry
29
Dangerous forward with explosive pace who loves a goal. Can also play as a defender and midfielder.
57
Michael Dennis
30
Versatile and quick who can play forward or through the midfield, has had a great back-end of the year.
63
Cooper Bevis
21
Small defender who can provide great run from defence, another who has had a consistent season.
99
James Gough
29
Big, strong-marking forward who is a focal point up forward, great competitor who loves the big stage.
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DIV. 4 RESERVES GRAND FINAL Sunday 8 September, 2019 Scoresby Recreation Reserve, 11.55am
EAST BURWOOD
SURREY PARK
Coach: Harry Black Assistant Coach: George Damatopoulos & Rod Kay Team Manager: Suzie Winder Trainer: Pamela Fairbank Runner: Codey Lucas
Coach: Andrew Comello Assistant Coach: Jessie Rottinger Team Manager: Ross Brisbane Trainer: Jess Holwill Runner: Tim Crilly
No. NAME
1 13 16 18 20 22 23 26 31 32 33 34 36 37 39 40 42 43 44 46 47 48 49 50 52 53 57 58 59 62 64 73 77
TEAM
24
G
Sam Coates Ben Miller Luke Brown Jackson Bersey Matthew Gould Dylan Agnew Zac Hanlen Ryan Lepore Lachlan Pickering Craig O'Malley Jacob McCarthy Dale Cox Tyler Fent Adam Daley Tom Rennie Will O'Brien Noah McCartin Greg Papanikolaou Nick Eggleton Justin Winder Glynn Ford Spencer Owen Jacob Mulqueen Benedixt Lux Mitchell Morris Jonathan Spilliotopoulos Cameron Cox Nick Prelorenzo Jack Prelorenzo James Cooney Michael Hurley Troy McGown Jordan Damatopoulos 1st
B
No. NAME
6 7 8 11 15 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 39 40 41 42 44 45 47 48 50 56 57 59 61 64 65 66 67 73 74
2nd
G
Liam Mooney James Wright Adam Lownes Andrew Venables James Brownell Callum Vail Harry Laccianna James Marshall Nick Coade Jordan Venables Findlay Hanna Noah Bennet Ryan Higgins Harrison Cook Travis Clarke Michael Mckenzie Thomas Ross Thomas Girvan Zach Moore Oliver Anderson Thomas Veitch Dave Larner Josh Hayes Weshin Zeyto Jara Oburu Jonathon Brisbane Matthew Pollock Joshua Bentley Hamish Burrill Justin Robinson Joshua Deschepper Alex Smith Mitchell Tranter Patrick McCaughan Liam Goodes Liam Williamson Harry Douglas Josh Reid Reilly Tempany 3rd
4th
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DIV. 4 UNDER-19s GRAND FINAL Sunday 8 September, 2019 Scoresby Recreation Reserve, 9.30am
SILVAN
FOREST HILL
Coach: Adrian Cannata Assistant Coach: Danny Hovenden Team Manager: Chris Maclagan Trainer: Keltie Blake and P. Caldy Runner: Rhys Oliver
Coach: Scott Savage Assistant Coach: Paul Davidson & Shane Rudd Team Manager: Karen Banfield Trainer: Erin Hickey Runner: Lynden Banfield
No. NAME
1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 34 43 69
G
Liam Hubbard Lachie Lynch Rhyan Ciccotelli Andrew Cardamone Caylin Williams Harry Cowan Flynn Guerin Ryan Hovenden Matthew Mundos Lachlan Gomatos Matteo D’alfonso Bailey Calderwood Adam Cacopardo Tyler Chapman Tyson Bissels Matthew Low Darcy Turnball Calan Eastham Joshua Hill Jordan Calvi Kaleb Collins Michael Bassett Bruno Caputo Daniel Brown Luke Kustreba Adam Cartledge Spencer Gray Kyle Lopez Zac Walker
TEAM
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No. NAME
13
24 3 8 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
1st
2nd
G
Lachlan Williamson J?? Alex J?? Wilson Cameron Banfield Craig Griffin Michael Chan Luke Stelling Lachlan Harding Lochlan Salomon Joseph McKenna Peter McKenna Ben Rudd Adam Matthews Lachy Jose Toby Cross Luke Campbell Nelson Payne Joel Pearce-Schmidt Heath Davidson Blake Doherty Ethan Chiarotto Ben Rees Willian Bedggood Trent Temple Oliver Maharaj Joe Lamperd Aidan McCarthy Jai Van Der Wert
3rd
4th
Final
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B
EASTLAND DIVISION 4 LADDERS 4th Division Seniors 2019 Position Team 1
East Burwood
2
Coldstream
3
Fairpark
4
Surrey Park
5
Silvan
6
Forest Hill
7
Nunawading
8
Kilsyth
9
Croydon North MLOC
P
W
L
%
% Won
16
14
2
0
0
2089
704
296.73
56
16
13
3
0
0
1706
842
202.61
52
16
12
4
0
0
1837
880
208.75
48
16
10
6
0
0
1657
854
194.03
40
16
10
6
0
0
2076
1073
193.48
40
16
7
9
0
0
1333
1254
106.30
28
3
13
0
0
867
2453
35.34
12
657
1905
34.49
12
596
2853
20.89
0
For
Agst
16
16
3
16
0
D
FF
13
0
0
16
0
0
For
Agst
4th Division Reserves 2019 Position Team 1
East Burwood
2
Surrey Park
3
Fairpark
4
Coldstream
5
Silvan
6
Forest Hill
7
Nunawading
8
Croydon North MLOC
9
Kilsyth
P
W
L
16
16
0
D 0
FF 0
16
14
2
0
0
16
12
4
0
16
9
7
0
16
9
7
16
5
11
16
5
16
2
16
0
%
% Won
2041
334
611.08
64
1454
448
324.55
56
0
1402
613
228.71
48
0
1148
942
121.87
36
0
0
1228
1014
121.10
36
0
0
875
968
90.39
20
11
0
0
737
1287
57.26
20
14
0
0
464
1775
26.14
8
16
0
0
180
2148
8.38
0
3rd & 4th Division Under - 19s 2019 Position Team
W
L
D
%
% Won
18
16
2
0
0
1869
724
258.15
64
18
15
3
0
0
1723
757
227.61
60
18
9
9
0
0
1356
784
172.96
36
18
9
9
0
0
1219
1129
107.97
36
18
7
11
0
0
1104
1283
86.05
28
Noble Park- (POOL 2)
18
6
11
1
0
939
1298
72.34
26
7
Ringwood- (POOL 2)
18
2
16
0
0
534
2146
24.88
8
8
Coldstream- (POOL 2)
18
1
17
0
0
303
2721
11.14
4
1
Silvan- (POOL 2)
2
Forest Hill- (POOL 2)
3
Kilsyth- (POOL 2)
4
Fair Park- (POOL 2)
5
Norwood- (POOL 2)
6
26
P
FF
For
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DIVISION 4 FINAL RESULTS 4th Division Seniors 2019 Semi Final 2 - 24/08/2019 East Burwood
14.17
(101)
11.12
(78)
defeated
Coldstream
8.8
(56)
Surrey Park
8.10 (58)
Coldstream
4.7
(31)
Surrey Park
4.2
(26)
Semi Final 1 - 25/08/2019 Fairpark
defeated
Preliminary Final - 01/09/2019 Fairpark
20.19
(139)
defeated
4th Division Reserves 2019 Semi Final 2 - 24/08/2019 East Burwood
6.7
(43)
defeated
Semi Final 1 - 25/08/2019 Fairpark
13.6
(84)
defeated
Coldstream
3.1 (19
(59)
defeated
Fairpark
6.7
Preliminary Final - 01/09/2019 Surrey Park
8.11
(43)
4th Division Under-19s 2019 Semi Final 2 - 24/08/2019 Silvan
11.10
(76)
defeated
Forest Hill
8.10 (58)
13.10
(88)
defeated
Fairpark
5.5
(35)
(44)
defeated
Kilsyth
3.4
(22)
Semi Final 1 - 25/08/2019 Kilsyth
Preliminary Final - 01/09/2019 Forest Hill
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LAST TIME THEY MET DIVISION 4 SENIORS Round 18: East Burwood 7.11 (53) def. by Fairpark 11.15 (81)
DIVISION 4 RESERVES Semi-Final 2: East Burwood 6.7 (43) def. Surrey Park 4.2 (26)
DIVISION 4 UNDER-19s Semi-Final 2: Silvan 11.10 (76) def. Forest Hill 8.10 (58)
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