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INSIDE THE EFL

Phil Murton EFL Chief Executive Officer

Junior Finals This week marks the start of the junior finals for what is sure to be an exciting four weeks for all involved. Nearly all junior clubs with more than one team in competitive age groups (11-17) have at least one team playing finals across the 24 competitions with approximately 3,000 young players experiencing the excitement and tension that

playing finals brings. Each week in the junior competition nearly 200 games are played across 50 or so venues. Some 250 umpires are appointed, with a League-appointed independent umpire at every game. A number of years ago we moved to a final five in all junior competitions which, along with predominantly eight team competitions and four divisions where possible, means the season continues for over half of the teams and ends for those who are probably looking to next year and a rest already. Whilst we get excited about the very best players in the competition we don’t lose sight of the need to accommodate those who may have less natural talent or whose development may occur later. It is a real strength of the EFL that teams and players of all abilities can be accommodated across four divisions in most age groups. Underage football in Melbourne’s east continues to be a strong breeding ground for talent. The under-14 and 15 EFL representative teams continue to provide opportunities for players to showcase their talents in the AFL Victoria Junior Metropolitan Championships. We’re proud that the EFL junior representative program remains the only junior rep program in metropolitan Melbourne fully funded by the League, with no cost to players and their families or clubs, thanks to the support of Yarra Valley Water. From junior EFL representative teams, players are identified for inclusion in Eastern Ranges or Oakleigh Chargers development squads to hopefully continue to progress through the talent ID pathway. This year, nine boys from the Ranges played in the Vic Metro under-18s, including a number of strong draft prospects, with Dylan Moore (Rowville) and Sam Hayes (Ferntree Gully) making the All-Australian team. The Eastern Ranges TAC Cup side looks primed for a finals spot, and with a full squad available I know are

optimistic about their chances. And of those who have been drafted recently to the AFL, Blake Hardwick, Sam Weideman, Daniel Nielson and Daniel McStay are amongst those really starting to make their mark on the AFL scene. In its first year, the Ranges Youth Girls Program was a tremendous success and saw seven girls, Sarah Kendall (Knox), Georgia Macpherson (Chirnside), Olivia Flanagan (Chirnside), Belle Price (Mount Evelyn), Emerson Woods (Mount Evelyn), Charlotte Wilson and Laura McClelland (Ferntree Gully) play in the recent national championships, with Emerson, Georgia and Olivia making the All-Australian team. While much is often spoken of the senior clubs who host EFL finals, 16 other EFL clubs will host junior finals in what is a great logistical effort from every club and their volunteers. An important feature of EFL finals, both junior and senior, is that the revenues generated stay within the competition at league or club level to help run operations. A special thanks to the EFL Junior Committee, led by Leon Bailey, who spend each Sunday going around to grounds catching up with clubs and ensuring the standards of behaviour and presentation of the game that the EFL is known for and proud of are being upheld. Thank you also to Junior Manager Dyson Baker for the mountain of work he has done that will culminate in what we hope is four weeks of exciting finals. To all the volunteers at clubs: committee members, coaches, team managers and trainers of every team, thank you for giving of your time so that kids can participate and learn everything that being involved in a team sport can do. From time to time you read reports of poor behaviour of officials and parents on the sidelines in junior sport. We are not immune from this type of behaviour and it’s the responsibility of all involved to ensure that the behavior both on and off field at junior sport is what we all expect and emotions are kept in check. If you see or hear poor behavior at the finals, look for an EFL or club official and let them know so we can act. The standard of footy is terrific so get down and cheer on the young champions of tomorrow, and remember to ensure everyone enjoys the day by barracking and supporting in the right manner. Good luck to all teams.

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EFL WOMEN’S 2017 FIXTURE Round 1 - Saturday 29 April Bayswater 3.5-23 Upper FTG 1.3-9 Wav. Blues 3.2-20 Heathmont 0.0-0 Norwood

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Mount Evelyn 8.6-54 Yarra J’tion 2.11-23 C’side Pk 10.10-70 Knox 21.18-144 Bye

Round 2 - Saturday 6 May C’side Pk 10.14-74 Norwood Yarra J’tion 1.5-11 Heathmont 1.3-9 Mount Evelyn

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Upper FTG 3.1-19 Knox Bayswater 6.11-47 Wav. Blues 6.6-42 Bye

Round 3 - Saturday 13 May Upper FTG 3.1-19 C’side Pk 10.10-70 Mt Evelyn 7.7-49 Heathmont 5.7-37 Waverley Blues

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Bayswater 23.7-145 Norwood 3.4-22 Knox 6.5-41 Yarra Junction 1.1-7 Bye

Round 4 - Saturday 20 May Knox 5.4-34 Upper FTG 4.3-27 Mt Evelyn 5.15-45 Wav. Blues 5.8-38 Chirnside Park

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Bayswater 8.12-60 Heathmont 3.4-22 Norwood 2.4-16 Yarra Junction 3.2-20 Bye

Round 5 - Saturday 27 May C’side Pk 10.7-67 Norwood 9.11-65 Yarra Junction 2.5-17 Mt Evelyn 8.12-60 Bayswater

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Heathmont 1.3-9 Upper FTG 2.2-14 Knox 5.8-38 Wav. Blues 2.4-16 Bye

Round 6 - Saturday 3 June Knox 2.8-20 Upper FTG 0.2-2 Bayswater 4.4-28 Heathmont 6.10-46 Yarra Junction

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Wav. Blues 3.11-29 Mt Evelyn 12.9-81 C’side Pk 4.3-27 Norwood 6.4-40 Bye

Bye Queen’s B-day Saturday 10 June Round 7 - Saturday 17 June Chirnside Pk 2.5-17 Wav. Blues 8.6-54 Bayswater 9.7-61 Yarra Junction 0.1-1 Upper FTG

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Knox 12.13-85 Norwood 6.3-39 Heathmont 4.1-25 Mt Evelyn 17.10-112 Bye

Round 8 - Saturday 24 June Knox 12.19-91 Mt Evelyn 12.10-82 Yarra Junction 0.5-5 Norwood 6.4-40 Waverley Blues

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Upper FTG 1.0-6 Heathmont 0.1-1 C’side Pk 10.13-73 Bayswater 9.9-63 Bye

Round 9 - Saturday 1 July Chirnside Pk 1.7-13 Bayswater 9.20-74 Yarra J’tion 6.5-41 Wav. Blues 5.5-35 Norwood

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Mt Evelyn 10.11-71 Knox 3.1-19 Upper FTG 2.2-14 Heathmont 1.6-12 Bye

Round 10 - Saturday 8 July Knox 10.10-70 Norwood Mt Evelyn 6.14-50 Upper FTG 1.3-9 Heathmont

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Yarra Junction 0.0-0 Chirnside Pk Bayswater 6.4-50 Wav. Blues 6.12-48 Bye

Round 11 - Saturday 15 July Chirnside Pk 1.1-7 Norwood 5.5-35 Mt Evelyn 16.16-112 Wav. Blues 4.5-29 Yarra Junction

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Bayswater 9.14-68 Heathmont 6.10-46 Upper FTG 0.1-1 Knox 6.7-43 Bye

Bye - Saturday 22 July Round 12 - Saturday 29 July Knox Bayswater Upper FTG Norwood Mount Evelyn

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Heathmont Yarra Junction Chirnside Park Waverley Blues Bye

Round 13 - Saturday 5 August Chirnside Park Upper FTG Mount Evelyn Heathmont Knox

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Waverley Blues Norwood Yarra Junction Bayswater Bye

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Chirnside Park Norwood Bayswater Mount Evelyn Bye

Round 15 - Saturday 19 August Waverley Blues Knox Heathmont Bayswater Chirnside Park

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Upper FTG Mount Evelyn Yarra Junction Norwood Bye

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IN THE BLOOD By: Megan Hustwaite Twitter: @MeganHustwaite

Footy has quickly become a family affair for the D’Arcys. While Sarah has carved out a bright career with the Eastern Devils in VFL Women, and was part of Collingwood’s inaugural AFLW season earlier this year, she has also inspired her three cousins to chase their football dreams at Norwood. Ruby (14 years old), Alice (16) and Molly (18) all boast calisthenics, athletics and netball backgrounds and while the two youngest girls are in their second seasons, Molly is completing her first this year after crossing codes. Father Jim, a 300-game champion with the Whitehorse Pioneers, says footy was the perfect fit for his sporty offspring. “They wanted to do something different. I think they’d had it with calisthenics and being on stage and they’d seen Sarah quite often playing for the Eastern Devils and when we knew she’d be playing AFLW then they really wanted to get involved more,’’ he said. “Both Ruby and Alice played in the under-16s last year and Ruby was 13 playing in the under-16s. In 2016 Norwood had under-12 and under-16 teams and this year there’s under-12, 14, 16, 18 and seniors, there’s been huge growth which is just fantastic. “Ruby can play under-14s now but a couple of times the under-16s have been short, so she’s played under-14s then under-16s on the same day. She’s very fit.” Footy has also allowed Jim to fully to embrace and support his daughters’ pursuits. “With calisthenics, I couldn’t get involved at all, fathers aren’t allowed back stage and you basically drop them off and pick them up,” he said. “You sit in the auditorium and a concert might go for six hours and you might see your kid for six minutes in that time and the rest is watching other kids up on stage. “Footy is more of a team sport, I love that idea, and I just love my footy so it’s been great for all of us.” With three girls playing in three different teams, match day can be a bit of a juggle for Jim and wife Jacqui. “But it’s not too bad because Molly has her www.efl.org.au

licence so it works out spot on. Jacqui takes Ruby to the under-14’s and I take Alice to under-16’s where I’m team manager,’’ he said. “I really enjoy it. I did it last year and I’ve been a club secretary and treasurer at Whitehorse Pioneers previously so I’ve been involved in the administration side of a footy club. “Norwood was calling out for someone to chip in last year so I put my hand up straight away and it’s been great to get involved.” This season the D’Arcy girls have had proud cousin Sarah on the sidelines supporting when her own footy commitments permit. “Sarah has been to watch a few games this season. She came to one game and our boundary umpire hadn’t turned up so she actually ran the boundary,’’ Jim said. “It bought her back to earth, AFLW to running the boundary in juniors, but she’s played footy from a young age and knows how hard it is with teams, help and volunteers and she’s been great.” Sarah says her cousins highlight the incredible groundswell that is women’s football. “I was super proud when the girls jumped on to football,’’ she said. “Ruby and Alice played in the under-16s grand final last year and I was pretty jealous of them because I’ve never played in a Grand Final. I was able to go along and watch them and Grand Final day was huge and that was before AFL W took off. “I thought the support for women’s footy back then was massive but going down to their games now it’s just incredible how much bigger it is now. “This year Ruby, Alice and Molly play in their own age groups whereas Ruby looked tiny last year running out for the under-16s. “Norwood have more teams and so does the league and it just keeps growing and growing, it’s unbelievable really.” 7

DIMMA CELEBRATES 250 By: Daniel Cencic Twitter: @DC_EFL

There are few more celebrated at Heights Reserve than favourite son, Scott Dimitriou. The Mooroolbark stalwart has ridden the highs and lows at the Mustangs – from junior glory, grand final heartbreak, premiership jubilation to life membership, Dimitriou adds the 250-game milestone to an-already stellar football CV when he runs out this weekend. Landing at the Mustangs around the turn of the century proved to be the beginning of one of the club’s most decorated careers after a stint with East Ringwood. Three flags in succession would follow in the junior ranks before embarking on a footy journey which continues at 32 years of age. “I left in ‘99 because East Ringwood didn’t have any juniors unfortunately,” Dimitriou said. “I went to school at Mooroolbark so I played with all the boys there and played in three flags. “I formed a bond with all the guys coming through – playing in three flags is pretty special when you’re 14, 15, 16. “You kind of think that they’ll come every year (and) since then I’ve only played in two grand finals.” The 250-gamer’s indoctrination into senior footy is one he has never forgotten, taking the field against grown men as a teenager against Doncaster East at Heights Reserve on debut. The 32-year-old remembers the occasion, kicking three goals on the wing as Doncaster East went on to win by under a kick. “The first year out of juniors, I played Round 1 as a 16-year-old in the seniors – from then on, I formed a bond with the club and loved it ever since,” Dimitriou said. “It was a huge crowd, and early on I was pretty nervous. “My first coach was Steve Noonan who was probably my age (at the time) and playing against men when you’re 16 – they were pretty big boys back then, you’re thrown off the deep end but you get out there and you do it - there was no under-17s then. “It was pretty common back then if you were good enough.” A young debut along with a hunger of success set the tone for Dimitriou, whose desire to experience the ultimate glory would seem lightyears away in 2007 with the club struggling on-field, battling relegation in Division 3 alongside Templestowe and Warrandyte. 8

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But the tide would soon turn for the Mustangs, playing off in a grand final in 2008 which saw the club fall agonisingly short by two points to the Waverley Blues. “In 2007, I actually played in a relegation game and the loser of that would’ve got relegated to Division 4,” Dimitriou said. “We lost our first two in 2008 and I thought, ‘here we go again’ (and) we went on to win 15-straight and won the second semi, straight through to the grand final and lost to Waverley with the last kick of the day.” Dimitriou remembers the loss burning deep among the group during the off-season and into 2009, where the club would return to the big dance 12 months later. As co-captain of the side, Dimitriou led the Mustangs to the Division 3 premiership in a year which saw the club drop just one game all season, before barnstorming its way through the finals with a 55-point shellacking of Upper Ferntree Gully in the grand final. “Everyone says you’ve got to lose one to win one, and that’s exactly what we did,” Dimitriou said. “They (premierships) are as rare as hens’ teeth – you probably work an extra little bit harder, really dig deep and salvage the moment. “We stuck together (and) in the 2009 flag I think there were about eight guys who’d played in the 14s, 15s, 16s junior flags. “No-one was really going to beat us that year after we went through the pain of losing one. “We’ve got the 10-year reunion in two years and it’ll be good to catch up. “I think there’s only myself and Kire Talevski that are still there from the flag but we’ll all catch up for the next 10 years and the 20 years and so on – it was just a great time for the footy club. “There’s a lot that had been starved of success at Mooroolbark and to come back to the clubrooms and have some of the life members crying on your shoulder about what it means to them was something I’ll never forget.” The bonds formed from the juniors to the seniors through premiership glory saw a plethora of decorated careers forged alongside Dimitriou, including two he reveres as the best he’s played with. “One of my best mates in Matt Polkinghorne – he played as a 16-year-old late in 2004 I think – Andy

Goodwin was the coach and he threw (Matt) into the deep end and Matt was the one that could handle it a bit more than others being a massive boy,” Dimitriou said. “Being a superstar footy player for Mooroolbark and a superstar of the EFL, he’d be the one that stands out – unfortunately we lost him to Wandin (but) hopefully he comes back because he’s played 194 games – six more for life membership. “Big Kire (Talevski) would have to be another one as well – winning a flag with him was a bloody special moment and this year he’s come back – he loves the club more than anyone there.” A short stint with East Ringwood in 2013 alongside the likes of Bernie Dinneen and Marcus Buzaglo saw Dimitriou play 18 of his 250 games at the ‘Roos, where he’d always had a vested interest watching his uncle play over 200 games for the club growing up. But the Mustangs and ‘Dimma’ would be reunited again in 2014 on his way to the 250-game milestone, where he coached the reserves to a preliminary final the same year – a passion he looks to continue in the coming years. “I’ve always had a burning passion for coaching,” he said.

involved at the club and in footy, playing alongside brother Daniel including the ’09 flag, and respected

“That goes back to me being a captain – I love the game of footy, I live and breathe it.

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“My goal down the track is to coach the footy club to a flag – whether that’s in 12 months, two years, five years, 10 years, I’m not sure - I definitely see myself coaching for a long period of time.

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“The future of the Mooroolbark footy club is in good hands – the kids coming through are just unbelievable.”

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all a significant part of the milestone. support of loved ones in a career which also seen a Mooroolbark Football Club life membership, which game achievement. “It’s a massive honour - to be a life member of the place that I hold dearly, there’s only 20-odd that have ever achieved it.” 9

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LEADER YOUNG GUN By: Toby Prime (Leader Newspapers)

AFTER missing the bulk of 2016 with stress fractures in his back, James Locke has wasted no time in making his presence felt for Doncaster East. Locke, a Beverley Hills junior, only played six games last year before succumbing to stress fractures. However, he has managed to hold his spot in the senior team after one game in the reserves to start the season, earning an immediate recall with three goals. Locke, the Round 13 Division 1 and 2 Eastern Football League Young Gun nominee, has since booted nine goals in 10 senior games and been mentioned in the best players in five outings. Doncaster East coach Steve Buckle said Locke was one of the most talented players on the Lions’ list. “He can turn on a dime, I haven’t seen too many players that can stop dead in their tracks and turn a player inside out,” Buckle said.

“He has super hands, very good skills and a good all-round player.” Buckle said Locke was set for a strong senior career. “I’d be very excited to see him in another two or three years once he gets his body fully right,” he said. “He has everything, he is a great composed young kid and doesn’t panic. “His ability to read the game, as far as being able to think your way through situations and pure raw talent, he’d be in our top-three in regards to that. Locke is joined by Division 3 and 4 nominee Rob Mainenti from the Kilsyth Football Club. Mainenti kicked two goals in the Cougars’ 98-point win over Silvan on the weekend.

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GEN DEVENISH – UMPIRING’S LATE By: Sean Clarke – EFL Junior Head of Umpiring Whilst we have ushered in a booming new era of women’s football, it was a very different story back in 2014. As the searing summer heat gave way to the enchanting colours of autumn, a quiet, shy, and perhaps a little scared, 16-year-old Genevieve Devenish took her first tentative steps into umpiring. “Originally, umpiring was just another hobby, something to give a go because I wasn’t able to play football due of the lack of teams and distance required to travel to the games,” Devenish said. Last weekend, Gen umpired her first EFL senior game and in doing so became the youngest female, at just 19, to umpire senior football in the competition’s history. Along with tracking her progression, we also caught up with Gen to get her perspective on the last four years. After the once traditional initiation of under-9 and under-10 in year one and up to under-13 in year two, there was little to indicate what was to come from our pocket rocket… and that rocket exploded in 2016 with spectacular force, culminating in Gen’s under-19s debut just 12 short months ago. “For my first year and a half, that’s all it was,” she said. “I would go to training, make friends, umpire a junior game on the weekend and that was it. “Last year I went straight into under 15s and made the very quick and easy decision to work hard and get the most out of the year as I possibly could.” Displaying single-minded determination, Gen craved opportunity, and when it knocked she ripped the door off its hinges; under-19s to seniors in less than 20 games. Talented, committed and coachable, a team player with a strong work ethic. The perfect mix for any athlete and coach, it all came together in 2016. Gen’s progress and the way she traversed the pathway from umpiring little tackers to grown men is an example to all umpires, female and male. From umpiring interleague trials to 17-premier with our elite, from TAC Cup youth girls and AFL Vic Diversity games to senior football, Gen has earned every game that has come her way and along the way has shown dedication, resilience and great strength of character. Every time an obstacle, perceived or real, was placed in her path she worked with her coaches and she found a way. She has worked hard on every aspect of her game, enhancing strengths and developing weaknesses to the point where she is now a well-balanced umpire who can be relied on to get the job done week in week out. It wasn’t hard for Gen to reel off the influences 12

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that have helped shape her and be the consistent performer she is today; - her coaches who above instil belief and selfconfidence, - the ‘sisterhood’ of her peers Abby, Amy, Maddie & Kat who provide unqualified support, - Chelsea Roffey who is the role model who provided the inspiration to umpire and to achieve her dreams. - Of course, none of her success could have been achieved without a nurturing family that provide all the above, and more, every day. Reward after reward followed Gen in 2016 and it is easy to see why. First there was her invitation to join the junior development team then a nomination to be one of our AFL Auskick representatives. Throughout the season, Gen relished the chance to run interleague trials, games with senior experienced umpires and games at the MCG and Etihad Stadium. More interleague followed, with the Under 17C Grand Final and two Under 19 finals being the pinnacles of her junior and senior seasons respectively. Off field rewards were just as impressive as her on field achievements and as the awards nights rolled around Gen was the belle of the ball, winning the Auskick Umpire of the Year and the prestigious EFL Umpire’s Association’s Don McBain Memorial Junior Umpire of the Year. Umpiring senior football in the season following these two junior awards is quite incredible. To round out the year, Gen was ecstatic to have been accepted into the AFL Victoria Female Umpire Academy, along with three of her EFL umpiring peers. When asked how umpiring has helped her as a person, she was very considered in choosing her words. “Umpiring has been a huge influence on the person I am today,” she said. “It has helped with my confidence, the ability to speak up and to not be afraid to make decisions. “The people I have met through umpiring and the friendships I have made have shaped me into the person I am today. “I am lucky to have taken up this sport because the influence the group has had on me is something I am forever grateful for.” It isn’t hard to see why Gen is a highly respected and valued member of our club, and how she is inspiring and influencing the next generation of umpires. The 2017 season could not have come around

ST YOUNG GUN quick enough for Gen and she was a regular at our summer fitness sessions and pre-season training, even bringing down her younger brother Harry down to the club. That early work has paid off spectacularly for Gen, allowing her to run over 50 games in all competitions, and every game she is looking for even the slightest improvement on the last. This year’s goal of senior football achieved, Gen will take time to consolidate her position and reset her goals. I did ask Gen what her future umpiring ambitions were. I am not surprised by the one word I got back… AFL. “My first senior game is another big step towards my overall goal,” she said. “It shows that the work I put in over preseason this year has paid off and reminds me that if I set a goal and work hard for it, I can achieve it.” As coaches, we instil in our umpires that it is not the game you are appointed to that is important, it is your performance in that game. Gen certainly personifies this and does everything to the highest level so that the players and umpires in her game have as good an experience as they can. She is however never satisfied, and always looks for improvement. This is most certainly not the final chapter of an engrossing story and, if the hardest part is yet to come, we know that our Gen will tackle it full on and leave no stone unturned to be the best that she can be. With the success of AFLW and participation numbers in girls’ and women’s football skyrocketing, we spoke to Gen about what she would say to young females looking to take up umpiring. “Do it – the more females the better,” she said. “Football will always be a male dominated sport but that’s no reason for us to not get out there and have a go. “Whether its umpiring, playing or even coaching, we deserve to be out there just as much as the boys and as long as we work hard, there’s nothing stopping us from getting all the way to the top.” Who can argue with that? So, if you too would like to kick off a career in umpiring and perhaps become the next rising star, give our Head of Umpiring, Scott Van Noordennen, a call at the EFL Office on 9762 5766 to find out more and be part of the biggest club in the EFL – no experience necessary, current and past players most welcome. Will you be the next to step out and experience the best seat in the game alongside Gen? www.efl.org.au

DIVISION 1 NOBLE PARK: Great wins to the Bulls at Rowville last week. Congratulations to Dylan Jacotine who played his first Senior Game. The Reserves needed the win to stay in contention for finals - they now sit in 6th spot because of percentage – let’s see wins on the board this week for Reserves and Seniors (U19s have a bye). The Club is proud to announce that Mick Fogarty has signed on for Season 2018. The club would like to remind all our supporters that we will not tolerate any un-sportsmanship behaviour from our supporters. We encourage you to cheer and support the Bulls in the blue & gold way. Bulls Bullion tickets are on sale NOW - $50 a ticket with the chance to win $3000, $1500 or $500. Tickets from a committee person. The draw will be held at the Bulls Family Day Sunday 13 August - this day is a compulsory event for players and officials and we encourage all families and supporters to attend. During the day, the U17s will be holding their Presentation Day. Further info next week GO BULLS

NOBLE PARK Senior Coach: Mick Fogarty Res Coach: Jamie Barnett Ground: Pat Wright Senior Oval, Moodemere St, Noble Park (Melways 89 D5) Ph: 9546 0653. Colours: Gold jumper, royal blue shoulders, with blue bulls emblem, royal blue shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 35 36 38 39 40 41 Q1

Ryan O’Dell Luke Bull Tim Harper James Gwilt Sam Monaghan (C) Trent Robertson Kyle Martin Jack Sketcher Matt Homfray Hudson Thomas Tim Kelly Brett Dore Shayne Allan Will Petropoulos Ryan Morrison Tim Hansford Mouneer Ghanem Mitch Anderson Sean Corrigan Luke Bravis Zig Alwan Luke Nelson Brayden Haynes Jordan Marson Matt Kelly Brenton Wells Kevin Kean Tim Beech Liam Tobin Musa Amin Alex Aiello Anthony Marson Adam Giobbi John Walker Cosi Anagnostou Lionel Benoit Jordan Jacotine Q2

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Dylan Jacotine Omar Ashkar Nich Pereria Jake Barnett James Ross Daniel Crespin John Bunge Rami Kandakji Adam Wheeler Luke Scott Rene Rodriguez Tom Glen Jamie Pinto Josh Tour Ben Humphris Ahmed Kandakji

UNDER 19 Coach: Hayden Stanton 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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13 Devon O’Connor 15 Frank Mitropoulos 16 Tama HallettTaualil 17 Jackson Lambert 18 Kareem Nasser 19 Lachy Begg 20 Ali Zijai 21 Ibrahim Coskun 22 Nick Riveros 23 Corey Green 24 Dean Harris

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Lachlan Haynes Samir Kazizada Tristian Brunning Ayhan Rustemi Jack Murray

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NORWOOD Senior Coach: Denis Knight Res Coach: Chris West Ground: Mullum Reserve, Mullum Mullum Rd, Ringwood (Melways 49 K5) 9879 1082. Colours: Black jumper with purple, gold and white lightning strikes with Norseman logo, black shorts. 1 Stuart Hill (C) 2 Blair Hudson 3 David Johnson 4 Lochlan Dickson 5 Trent Shinners 6 Adam Gibson 7 Zak Carroll 8 Justin Gould 9 Alex Calder 10 Jesse Newman 11 Leigh Williams (V.C.) 12 Alex Grieve 13 Dean Poynton (V.C.) 14 Jordan Gysbert 15 Ben Trend 16 Corey Quinlivan 17 Sam Blease 18 Matthew Aver (V.C.) 19 Michael Wright 20 Jarrod West 21 Gary Lisle 22 Matthew Jessop 23 Darin Stewart 24 Josh Buceto 25 Aidan Kemp 26 Jayden Kroussoratis 27 Jayson Spurrell 27a Sebastian Xantidis 28 Justin Batsanes 29 Joel Naburg 29a Daniel Young 30 Alex Mioni 30a Jason Cant 31 Jake Lynch 32 Jack Savage 33 Micheal Pearson 34 Lincoln Keedle Q1

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Tyson Fiedler Rhett Jordon Caleb Agnew Brayden Mead Ben Turner Daniel Chapman Lochlan Wright Baxter Knight Jackson Kew Jake Christie Jordon Rooney-Cook Adam Green Dylan Spurrell Jacob Gates Michael Knoll Matthew Pilcher Jeremy Woodley Jayden Dhar Daniel Potts

DIVISION 1 NORWOOD: Norwood returned to the winners circle with a comprehensive 58 point win over upcoming finalists Blackburn at Mullum Reserve in Round 13. Leading from go to whoa, we found by far our best form of the year in the 3rd quarter, when we kicked 8 goals to 2 to turn a handy 26 point half-time lead into an insurmountable 60 points at the last change. We had many good players, including club favourite Dave Johnson who starred in a ruck/ follower role, Matt Aver did a stirling job on key Blackburn forward Jake Hammond, while Jordan Gysberts underlined his class with 4 goals and several assists in a superb game across the middle. Other good players in a great team performance included Dean Poynton, Lochie Dickson, Trent Shinners Leigh Williams Josh Buceto and Ben Trend, while debutant Brayden Mead was mobbed when he snagged his first senior goal in the last quarter. The win capped off a fine day for the Norseman ad the U19s also saluted in high class game whilst the development team lowered their colours. We head into the bye this week. SOCIAL: Sat 5th August, Ipod shuffle night / Sat 12th August – Team of the Decade, $50 – see Mandy or Leigh for tickets / Sun 27th Aug – Major Raffle – 2pm.

UNDER 19 Coach: Shane Fenton 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Harrison Shore (C) Adam Moate Liam Spurrell Jack O’Sullivan Bailey D’monte Alex Thomas Kieren West Mitchell Planner Patrick Hogan James Feltham (V.C) Tom Hurley Lucus Duffy

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Jake Hill Riley Constantinou (V.C) Daniel Frost Jarryd Panayi Steven Collins Jake McPhee Benjamin Fulton Mitch Lyon Callum Spurrell Travis Andrikopoulos Dylan Feltham Michael Karaoglanis

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DIVISION 1 MONTROSE: Frustrating day at Doncaster last week. The U19’s were staring down the barrel of a defeat; But after a ¾ time bake, got moving and kicked 5 x goals straight in a tense last qtr. to edge out Doncaster by 5 x points. Best – Whitchell, C.Lindgren, Hams & Harvey. In the reserves, we had a good win against a depleted opposition – who still made us work for the win. We powered away in the last quarter kicking 7 x goals to run out winners by 13 x goals. Best – Weatherley, Fielding, Kane & Nix. In the main game, we began spritely and got away to a 3 x goal lead at qtr. time and with Donny having the wind in the second, went in 3 x points up at half time. The third term was even with both side scoring 2 x goals. But in the last we couldn’t maintain them, going down by 6 x goals. Best – Wright, Taberner, Burt & Emberson. Next Saturday night 5th August is our Night Club Night, and don’t forget the IC17 game 12th August featuring the USAFL. Tickets are selling fast for the brunch – See Lizz Brahe at the bar for tickets or www.trybooking.com. It promises to be great day with merchandise and plenty of food and drinks available. Congratulations to Jack Garthwaite on winning our trailer raffle – A big thank you to all that assisted with this very popular prize. ONE CLUB - GO DEMONS

MONTROSE Senior Coach: Adam Pattison Res Coach: Andrew Toop Ground: Montrose Reserve, Mt Dandenong Tourist Rd, Montrose. (Melways 52 D8) Ph: 9761 9690. Colours: Navy blue jumper, red yoke, navy shorts with EFL webbing. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 Q1

Brad Batten-Leitch Brett Johnson Jack Garthwaite Fraser Pope Billy Schilling Adam Pattison Matt Langdon Jackson McDonald Brendan Gardoll Sam Rickard Jason Lindgren Gary Conyers Matt Missen Sam Waters Luke Spiden Drew Stockton Troy Wright Jason Bennington Heath Roberts David Bell (C) Andrew Haining Louis Vescio James Taberner John Cooper Nick Kane Adam Ewart Alex McIntosh Matt Little Dan Fielding Ross Crouch Ryan Emberson Sam Nix Riley Hams Joel King Ayhan Bajramov Sean Buncle Ayden Potter Q2

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Dale Gibb Kelvin Moore Jeconiah Peni Sam Gibson Dave McArdle Jayden Weatherley Dan Henderson Jake Millard Mitch Dell Michael Williamson Matthew Burt Damien Schickerling Cam Felstead Grant McInerney Josh Missen Cody Perry Chad Millard Shane Mahon Matt Jordan Tim Christou Josh Patterson Tyler Ames James Brereton Hayden Pleming

UNDER 19 Coach: Darren Cartledge 1 2 5 6 9 10 11 12 13 16 17 18

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Aden Quirk Joel Thomas Corey Whitchell Rohan Cartledge Arron Emberson Brent Paterson James Potter Shay Harvey Issac Van Rossen Ethan King Kellen McLennan Corey Lindgren

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Daniel Chesney Jack Church Ben Travers Nathan Soligo Bailey Seymour Kieren Urquhart Riley Hams Ayhan Bajramov Mitch Felstead Nathan Soligo Jarrod Marshall

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VERMONT Senior Coach: Harmit Singh Res Coach: Paul Breen Ground: Vermont Recreation Reserve, Cnr Canterbury and Terrara Roads, Vermont (Melways 62 J2) Ph: 9873 4513. Colours: Purple jumper with gold eagle emblem, purple shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37

Luke McComb Robbie McComb Andy Ellis Ryan Phillips Adam Parker (VC) Mitch Davis Daniel Reid Rory Lehmann Lachlan Johns Kirby McConnon Trent Castledine Cam Purdy Jake Best Tom Schneider Liam Buxton Charlie Young Jack Furey Travis Bird Joel Perry Cal Mendes Tyson Hyams Shane Davidson Cam Howat Brad Neil Sam Wadley Jacob Castricum Darcy Crocker Steven Tahana Ned Coghlan Brook Kainey Andrew Pretto Bailey Hotker Tim Johnson (C) Jordan Vassis James Krikas Connor McCafferty Bailey Freeman

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Lachlan Carey Lewis Neate Ryan Young Matt McKenzie Jay Barlow Ryan Antidormi Alex Wells Nic Minchin Jarrad Parr Fraser Day Lachie Gould Matt Garvin Max Healey Jason Youssef Chris Bell Brennan McCafferty Pat Bridges Matt Barnard Joel Cendamo Shehan Kudage-Don Brandon Droessler Rory Sheridan-Ferrie Alex Greenwood Paddy Lawlor Joey Fisher

DIVISION 1 VERMONT: The week off was good for everyone, but now we are ready for the pointy end of the year. The day against Balwyn was outstanding with a big crowd, a terrific lunch and a mighty win by our Seniors. The better players were Tom Schneider, Robbie McComb, Tyson Hyams, Rory Lehmann, Lachie Carey, Connor McCafferty and Lachie Johns. The Reserves had almost a walkover and all credit to the many Balwyn Under 19 boys who made the match possible. Our better players were Bailey Hotker , Mitch Davis, Trav Bird, Jack Furey, Cal Mendes, Jacob Castricum and Matt Barnard. Great too see Andrew Pretto back on the field and getting plenty of footy. The big disappointment was not having an Under 19 game which meant that our boys have played one game in four weeks. The GWeagles just failed against Surrey Park and had a Bye last week. Their better players were Harry Jones, Jordan Wright, Jack Whitbourn, Anthony Jenkins and Matt Eaton. SOCIAL:- A big thankyou to all those who assisted with Annual Sports Night, particularly John Selton and Michael Rennie, and to the many who attended and enjoyed a great night. The support of Paul Richards (Bekdon Richards Real Estate) and Ryan Mckenzie (Rycon Building Group) was greatly appreciated. Thankyou. Congratulations to our Junior Club for a fantastic home & away season.

UNDER 19 Coach: John Brown 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 15

Hamish McGowan (VC) Mick Maio Pat Wallis (VC) Matt O’Dwyer Fergus Ward Kodey Logan Sean Bell (C) Aiden Stephens Josiah Duncan Lachie Pickering Lachie Vaughan Tom Rennie Will Bodman

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Jack O’Keefe Taine Barlow Lachie Jackson Ryan Fitzpatrick Jack Whitbourn Damian Vassiliou Matt Eaton Tom Jacotine James White Alex Manning Matt Jenkins Matt Sevior Ben Gray-Fraser

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Matt Brown Dan Clarke Justin Ridley Arron Mason Seamus Bolton

DIVISION 1 NORTH RINGWOOD: Our little journey to local rivals East Ringwood last Sunday started off really well with the Under 19s getting back into the winning mode, fighting off a determined East side, with a nice 15 point victory. Goal Kickers: B. Whelan 2, A. Goldsmith 2, J. Cox, M. Wilson, J. Moss| Best Players: M. Dymond, B. Whelan, M. Kakaflikas, M. Cuthbertson, P. Nicholson, C. Patterson Reserves also had to get over a determined East to run away with the game by 39 points. 5 wins for the season so far is a great effort from a side who were so depleted with injuries last season that 71 guys played in the “2s”. Congratulations to coach Paul “O.C” O’Callaghan for sticking true with the guys. You are now starting to reap the rewards you deserve. Goal Kickers: L. Marshall 3, J. Cullen-Hall 2, J. Ellison 2, R. Djohan, D. Cox, J. Tyler Best Players: D. Cox, L. Marshall, J. Gava, M. Peart, S. Gray, J. Barker Then came the big game and celebrating Anthony “Razor” Sharp’s 150th game, we were looking forward to making it 3 out of 3 for the day, but East Ringwood had different ideas. Pete must have left his magic wand at home as we seemed to strugggle all day, particularly “keeping our feet”, and went down to a very determined East by 28 points. We would have preferred a better result to honour “Sharpie” for his services to North Ringwood - 3 Best and Fairest awards, 2 Premierships and many more awards. Goal Kickers: R. Harbeck 3, S. Banfield 2, M. Sheppard, M. Payne, T. Hill Best Players: A. Fenton, J. Whelan, M. Locco, S. Banfield, R. Harbeck, M. Griffiths Coming up: Ladies Day July 29, Annual Ball August 12. Go Saints!!!!

NORTH RINGWOOD Senior Coach: Peter Banfield Res Coach: Paul O’Callaghan Ground: Quambee Reserve, Wonga Rd, North Ringwood (Melways 36 B12) Ph: 9876 3982. Colours: Red, black and white panels, black shorts.

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Rory Harbeck Anthony Sharp James Dean Matt Sheppard Sam Whelan Tom Hill Matt Scott Jayden van Unen Aaron Johns Jack Whelan (C) Matt Weeks Alex Mackinnon Curtis Dunne Tim Jones Cameron Shields Josh Barker Sam Banfield Jimmy Ellison Jack Gava Mark Griffiths Nathan Payne Josh Ralph Darcy Price Daniel Cox Todd Morgan Rhys Djohan Jakeb Cullen-Hall Michael Scott Bailey Morgan Jake Opray Matt Payne Michael Locco Aaron Fenton Jason Sharp Brent Morris Jordan Ursich Jake Wood

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Josh Kennedy Ben Gommers Joel Gardner Paul O’Callaghan Callum Fenton Daniel Wood Liam Marshall Aaron Batsanis Marcus Eldridge Rhys Miller Max Taratuta Dan O’Callaghan Michael Peart Blake Devlin Josh Taratuta Simon Gray Jack Cirillo Adam Williams Chris Lord Scott Jones Glenn Gordon Chris McGinty Tom McDermott Heath Decker Harry Haley Charlie Haley

UNDER 19 Coach: Ryan Cullen 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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Tom Falzon Mace Wilson Patrick Harris Jake Moss Mitch Sproles Jesse Cox Daniel Wright Tim Nathan Matt Kakaflikas Brad Whelan Max Cuthbertson Bailey Crick

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Kyle Berry Daniel Wright Mitch Cullen Darcy Harris Prahn Nicholson (C) Bailey Marshall Max Dymond Ash Goldsmith Alex Eastwood Luke Braunthal Connor Patterson Bailey Johnson

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DONCASTER Senior Coach: Andrew Tranquilli Res Coach: Steve Sheales Ground: Schramms Reserve, JJ Tully Dve, Doncaster, (Melways 33 F12) Ph: 9840 2776. Colours: Navy blue and white horizontal stripes, navy shorts.

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Elliot Kavanaugh Rob Colaneri Nick Goodwin Michael Fogarty David Malloy Chris Annakis Nick Komen Ben Marganis Chris Tout Daniel Cooper Jake Kalanj Josh Lumicisi Sam Mills Riley Fyffe Troy Hill Matt Wilson Jack Mahon Greg Jarvis Josh Rock Angelo Rambaldi James Siakavelis Adrian Gallace Pete Stathopolous James Munks Ewan McKenzie James Saville Steven Sheales Marcus Allessi Zane Kadlicek Matt Shimmelbusch Steve Fitzgerald Matt Silipo Christian Thiel Dylan Pascoe Lachlan Learmonth Jordan Mitsou Xavier Maddern

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Jake McNamara Ash Polak Cale Valkenburg Billy Parks Zach Perversi Luke Christey Dean Rizvanis Andrew Tranquilli Tom Delaney Mason Giles Sean Byrnes Aaron Snibson

DIVISION 1 DONCASTER: Colts & reserves went down while the seniors got up last week against Montrose. Colts had a good first 3 quarters especially with the wind, but the Demons flew home in the last to get up by under a goal. Best – Tsiligiannis, Moritz, Smith, Ireland, Copper & Dinatale. Reserves were serviced by a few more old faces, but it’s always going to work against us patching up the side. We went down easily in the end against Montrose. Seniors were in a tough slog for 3 quarters in freezing conditions, but came home with the wind to double our score of the previous 3 quarters in the last to setup a 6 goal win. Best – Annakis, McKenzie, Tout, Fyffe Komen & Siaka. Today we are away to Nth Ringwood then are away again next week to Noble Park. Well done to Laddie at last week’s Business Lunch big day had by all with Darren “Boof” Lehmann. I do have one job Al, so due to my lack of achieving it last fortnight, a big …STICKTA to me!!!!

UNDER 19 Coach: Bill Tellus 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13

Nick Simic Dion Kapinas Christian Trikolas Sam Cooper Josh Richards Jay Every Jordan Richards Hamish Singh Lachlan Ross Liam Ireland Regan Smith Ben Reid

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Peter Tsakoumis Liam Duffy Angus Flood Anthony Mosse Chris Tsiligiannis Dylan Monks Ben Mitchell Christian Moritz Tom Black Michael Tozer Nik Fotinatos

DIVISION 1 BALWYN: FIVE ROUNDS TO GO and it’s all ahead of us to secure a spot in the finals and make the most of every opportunity. There’s no doubt it’s the business end and it’s getting exciting! C’mon Tiges! CONGRATULATIONS to Jarrad Wright, set to become our latest 100 game player today Joining us in 2012 “Wrighty” quickly became a fixture down back, playing every game in that premiership year. Backed it up in 2013, but had a wretched year with injury in 2015 only managing 8 senior games, however was a key inspiration and leader in our fabulous 2015 Reserves Premiership. Bounced back to play every game in 2016 and secure another flag for the Mighty Tiges! Well done! COMING UP Sat 12 August v. Noble Park we will host a luncheon with special Guest Speakers Panel, currently being put together by the Prez, so promises as always to be a memorable and entertaining day. Keep an eye on our website and Facebook page for further details. LADIES LUNCHEON has been postponed and will now be held on Sat 26 August – our final home game for the year! Tell all the girls to start getting their tables together for what is always one of the great days!

BALWYN Sen. Coach: Marty Pask Res. Coach: Adam Lenarcic Ground: Balwyn Park, Cherry Road, Balwyn, (Melways 46 D8) Ph: 9836 7974 Colours: Black yellow & white with black shorts.

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Luke Barker Dale Hehir Jeff Gobbels Taylor Gilchrist Blake Broadhurst Kris Pendlebury Tom Simpkin Jarrad Wright Renny Watts Cristian Sanfilippo Tom Roach Shane Tregear Daniel Hughes Rennie Gilchrist (C) Ed McCutchan Jarryd Chirgwin Liam Frazer Lachie O’Connell Farren Ray Marc O’Regan Jonathan Simpkin Sam de Soysa Sam Van der Haar Brendan O’Sullivan Lachie Bain Jason Kennedy Jackson Weatherald Ed Court Jack Kimber Mick Soldatos Tom Davis Octavian Power-Priede John Meesen Luke Santilli Glenn Chivers Marcus Higgins James Baren

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Jayme Gottliebsen Lloyd Toffolon Christian Alevizos Chris Turner Joel Brown Matt North Danny Baglava Shaun Cross Dylan Blackburn Harrison Boulton Adem Tahirovski Tim Norton

UNDER 19 Coach: Chris Day 40 Charlie Stewart (C) 45 Will StevensonVissers 47 Sam Kimber 48 Oliver Clementson 50 Jyedin Williams 51 Jye Chirgwin 53 Damon Parr 56 Darcy Griffiths 57 Lucas Dohnt 60 Brandon Truong 65 Ned Clear 66 Patrick Bateman

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Lucas Donnar Tom Erwin Nicholas Papageorgiou Mason Carrozza Tom Horne Stephen Kotsanlee Joel Smith James May Jolan Fiusco Jordan Abruzzese Board

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ROWVILLE Senior Coach: Peter Bastinac Res Coach: Brendan Walsh Ground: Seebeck Oval, Stud Rd, Rowville. (Melways 81 H7) Ph: 9795 6891. Colours: Brown and gold vertical stripes, brown shorts.

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Deon Boavida Paul McEwin Matthew Robinson Damian Garner Ben Kernick Cameron Manuel Lachlan McDonald James Wilsen Jordan Bastinac Mason Crozier Michael Sikora Troy Allen Jake Ryall Matthew Stapleton Chris Clarke Jayden Cyster Mark Seedsman Jake Dermott Luke Daidone Steven Georgiou Matthew Davey Daniel Zajac Callan Burns Luke Hadaway Alex Frawley Daniel Ousley Jake Kidd Dysan Morris Daniel Archer Ryan Hall Dylan Leder James Makrodimitris Jay Kinder Robbie Hill Mitchell Garner Aeron Joseph Gavin Pears

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Kyle Hagger Cameron Marshall Dane Gallagher Jayden Sturley Jackson Anderson Lane Kelsey Mitch Jacobson Dean Waterstone Matthew Watson Jake Maguire Adam Cotela Josh Herkess Jarryd Hall Rhys Wood Jordan Dear Ryan Laffan Sabir Abdulla Brendan Walsh

DIVISION 1 ROWVILLE: After a week’s rest due to the split round, we were ready for another big challenge in Noble Park. A very important game for our Under 19 boys as the season is coming to the tail end. The first quarter was fairly disappointing, Noble Park got a fast start kicking 3 goals to our 1. In the second term, Noble Park continued their momentum, although we were dominating the contested ball and clearances, we struggled in front of goal. After half time our boys came out firing, kicking an impressive 5 goals to 2. Clawing back the margin to just 7 points. Unfortunately, Noble Park got the better of us in the last. Noble Park kicked with the breeze in the first quarter of our development match and found themselves up by 3 goals at the break. The second saw us kick with the breeze and kept Noble Park goalless for the quarter. However our ball movement was not direct and we weren’t converting. We had an opportunity to make up for our mistakes and our ball movement was much crisper. We were able to create good chances but weren’t able to make the most of our opportunities. At the final siren we went down by 8 points. Our seniors once again had a good first half but unfortunately ran out of legs and didn’t convert in front of goal. Let’s hope we can get back on the winners list this week! Go Hawks!

UNDER 19 Coach: Vince Muccitelli 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Zac Malone Jamie Roach Sam Beer Kyle Stainthorp Nick Rattle Rhiley Murphy Tim De Geest Mitch Jago David Dell Aquila Jack Gaudion Ethan Grose Jayden Irving

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Kane Young Tyler Williams Jesse Cherry Luke Slater Liam Malone Nash Wood Seamus Dale Callum Haughton Kyle Johnston Luke Van Mourik Rob Carmichael Kyle Sturley

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Jay Gyorfi Travis Pears Daniel Houeix Declan Gillian Lachlan Gelly Lachlan Dear Ben Rekic McKenzie Jago Tyler Mann Josh Fisher Josh Di Blasio

DIVISION 1 BAYSWATER: Strange game, football. We started with only 3 on the bench and finished the game with none and two send offs certainly didn’t help our cause. We kicked with a gale at Sth Croydon last week in the 2’s but could only manage 4 behinds to 1.1. Adding only 1 point in the next two quarters and we were well and truly out of the contest. We rallied in the last term and kept them to only 3 goals but we scored 10 straight behinds to finish with the incredible score line of 11.11.77 to 0.16.16. Never seen that before in local footy. Obviously no goal scorers but guys that stood out were, Paddy, Killer, Bucks and Dighty. In the seniors, the dogs had first use of the wind and piled on 6 goals to two to lead by 29 points at quarter time. We pegged them back by 10 points in the second and with a spirited performance in the third against the wind, we again reduced the margin by 9 points to trail by 10. We had plenty of belief going in to the last but injuries again hurt us and Sth were able to outscore us to take a 31 point win. 2 Goals each Cunners and Jack with the best, Moorey, Rooey, Bryce, Malcs and Schroedes. Don’t forget to inform your ladies ready for the Ladies Luncheon on the 12th August. See Tracie and Jenny for tickets. Go Baysie.

BAYSWATER Senior Coach: Paul McCormack Res Coach: Mark Hickinbotham Ground: Appleby Bayswater Oval, Bayswater Road, Bayswater (Melways 64 G2) Colours: Green jumper with gold vee and black shorts 1 Anthony Van Rooyen 2 Mitch Galvin 3 Lachlan Moss 4 Mitch Grubb 5 Cam McLeod 6 Craig O’Rielly 7 Zac Leacy 8 Malcolm Mcgillvray-Smith 9 Matt Thompson 10 Reece Groves 11 Ash Vandelaak 12 Wayne McInerney 13 Jack Callanan 13R Raj Singh 14 Hayden Schroeder 15 Alan White 16 Scott McInerney 17 Reece Schuth 18 James Pritchard 19 Sam Reeves 20 Mitch Viney 21 Steve Stallion 22 Jess Moore 23 Pat Iellamo 24 Lachlan Pritchard 25 Trent Vanvugt 26 Dave Eddy 27 Joel Galvin 28 Harris Elkasovic 29 Bryce Galvin 30 Aaron Hoare 31 Justin Dight 32 Jayden Bradbury 33 Zac Dwyer 34 Ben Barker 35 Matt Cunningham 36 Shaun Jamieson Q1

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Edgar Torkola Ben Searle Matt McCluskey Ben Stallion Matt Green Jayson Gordon Sean Leech Connor Jamieson Ben Hoare Luke Malmborg Brad Harrington Keiran Millar Dylan McIssac Damian Murray

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EAST RINGWOOD Senior Coach: Marcus Buzaglo Res Coach: Matt Whitty Ground: East Ringwood Reserve, Mt Dandenong Rd, East Ringwood (Melways 50 A7) Ph: 9870 8216. Colours: Royal blue jumper with white lightning strikes, royal blue shorts.

1 Jayden Battaglene 2 Marty Ekers 3 Josh Weightman 4 Sam Lowson 5 Chris Cerni 5R Matt Whitty 6 Darcy Powell 7 Darcy Hubbard 8 Isaac Delaney 9 James Belo 10 Daniel Butera 11 Mitchell Walch 12 Jack Sandric 12R Tyson Walshe 13 Tim Ekers 14 Nick MacLennan 15 Dean Cleven 16 Liam Kinsella 17 Brenton Legg 18 Jaydan Bishop 19 Cal Hirvonen 20 Andrew Renton 21 Connor Devlin 22 Brad Jones 23 Mitchell Farmer 24 Owen Chadwick 25 Ty Millard 26 David Marcius 27 Deng Nai 28 Kristian Georgiou 29 Adam Stein 30 Scott Maizels 31 Dale Latham 32 Jarred Sund 33 Jordan Williams 34 Nathan Prior 35 Liam Jeffs Q1

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Michael Connolly Dylan Belo Darcy Higgins Anthony Scarcella Luke Fairy Jamie Lord Simon Orenshaw Luke McPhie Nathan Threlfall Jake White Josh Ciccotelli Jeremy Ryff Brenton Freeman Darcy Jamieson Michael Oliveri Shaun Meredith Alex Sampson Nick Hannah James Potter Brendan Lindstrom Michael Lewis

DIVISION 1 EAST RINGWOOD: A cold blustery wind greeted players and spectators and there were mixed results for our teams against North Ringwood. The Colts were competitive but an inaccurate last term cost them any chance of a win. Nick Tibb was adjudged our best on the day. The Development Squad played some reasonable footy but trailed for most of the day before going down by 8 goals. Luke Fairy played an exceptional four quarters of football. The Seniors scored a solid win on the back of an outstanding first term and despite a lapse in the second stanza, continued on to finish on top by 28 points. James Belo was a standout and took home the Warren Gilbert Pewter. It was terrific to see so many past players in attendance and enjoying the new facilities. Today after our break, we venture to Bayswater Oval keenly aware of the improvement of the local team and the position they find themselves in. Only our best will do the job. Thanks to Bec and Julie for organising a terrific midseason ball which was enjoyed by all in attendance. Make sure you book your spot for next week’s President’s Lunch which features Umpires Chief and ex Hawthorn champ, Peter Schwab and the wit and class of Richard Stubbs. Contact Tim on 0488 101 013 to ensure that you don’t miss out. Junior Finals commence at East Ringwood Reserve tomorrow and we’d love your help even for an hour or two. Life Members’ Lunch: Saturday, August 19 in the Maroondah Sporting Club. Golf Day: Friday, October 27 at Eastwood Golf Club. Details on our media outlets. Keep up with all the Roos News via our website, erfc. com.au, Facebook and Twitter. Download a form and become a paid-up member today. Go Roos!

UNDER 19 Coach: Rob Hubbard 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14

Matthew McIsaac Shane Ferris Joel Dagher Morgan Edwards Alex Condello Callam Keogh Lachlan Downes Darby Crisp James Waterman Jeremy Mason Mitchell Crozier Sam Meadows Pat Magoga

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Callum Pirera Callum Crook Tate Langenberg Max Bluhm Sam Brewer Nick Tibb Lachie Beech Cameron Dickie Charlie Ignatidis Johnny Huang Liam Rout Garang Nai

DIVISION 1 BLACKBURN: Chocolates to boiled lollies is an old saying which rang true with the seniors’ performance last weekend. After a fantastic win against Noble Park the previous week, we succumbed to a stronger and harder running Norwood side intent on finishing off their season in a positive fashion. The attack on the ball and work rate which was so impressive against Noble went missing. Hopefully a week off for the bye will enable us to reset before our next couple of big games, starting this week against South Croydon. A couple of positives from the seniors were Prenda’s return to the side after a long absence with 3 classy goals, and the two Bens’ - Daniher and McIntrye continued good form. The undefeated Development team were seriously undermanned through injury, however managed to put a side together thanks to some late call ups from Andrew Hobson, Aaron Hatton and Big John Blias, plus some assistance from a few U19s (Big Dog, AB, Carl and Muon Le) who all handled themselves extremely well. The team still had an 8 goal win with Josh Meyers bagging 4 and both Jake and Jimmy Harkins, Dunny, Byron and Nate Hammond all dominating. The Under 19’s struggled all day to compete with Norwood on their home deck. The leaders Jordy Harte and Corey Patterson stood up as did new ruckman Liam Johnston and Carl Giiovannini, however the team had too many passengers on the day. One bonus for the 19’s was the successful return of Lake Tink for his first game after a serious leg injury. Still a couple of tickets left to our Burners lunch next week with Craig Hutchison as guest speaker, reckon he might have a few things to say! Get in now to james@tobinbrothers.com.au or 0417 519782. We are on the lookout for a Netball Manager/ Coordinator next year to drive the growth and success of our netball teams as well as a coach for our Senior Women’s football team being introduced in 2018. With 5 girls teams now from Under 12’s to Under 18’s and a huge interest in women’s football, it is an appropriate time for the Burners to introduce a women’s team. If you (or anyone you know) are interested in either of these roles and would like to discuss it further, could you please contact the President, Matthew Breen, either by email (matthewb@acchiggins.com.au) or 0434 252960. #GoBurners #WeAreBlackburn

BLACKBURN Senior Coach: Kon Karavias Res Coach: Alan Love Ground: Morton Park, Central Rd, Blackburn, (Melways 48 A10) Ph: 9894 1409. Colours: Red and black vertical stripes, black shorts.

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Michael Findlay Liam Patterson Jay Windle James Grierson John Kenworthy Matt Bellis Chan Le Josh Meyers Jayden Wilson Byron Bushby Xavier Foley Nick Snibson Jordan Powell Jacob Epple Craig Bentley Tim Watkins Jake Bellis Lake Tink Amer Halabi Matt Bartlett Carl Giovannini Daniel Stanford Jacob Ballard Ash Morris Ben McIntyre Mitch Dawson Tyson Kruse Ryan Exon Kyle Dove Aaron Hatton

UNDER 19 Coach: Brendan Fulton 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15

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ROUND 14: SATURDAY 29 JULY 2017

SOUTH CROYDON Senior Coach: Leigh Adams Res Coach: Brad Neil Ground: Cheong Park, Eastfield Road, South Croydon. (Melways 50 G7). Ph: 9725 7016. Colours: Red, white and blue horizontal stripes, royal blue shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37

Max King Steve Dinnell Frank Anderson David Del Papa Liam Cox Dylan Marshall Jason Coghlan Josh Allison Jason Want Nathan Burnage Darcy Brown Ryley McKernan Lucas O’Neill Robbie Mallison James Crowle Jake Tucker Sam Cuthbert Matt Jones Eric Stone Sam Cali Luke O’Toole Mathieu Rosier Anthony Zeniou Jayden Cass Jason Payne Liam Fitzgerald Dale Walker Pierce Rooney Cam Stone Daniel King Ben McDonald Patrick Rosier Myles Sewell James Draper Trent Zomer Michael McDonald Alex Birch

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Jayden Humphris Patrick Ashton Andrew Dellavedova Darcy Whiffin Josh O’Toole Jack Job Tom Schinck Jordan Walker Mitchell Schinck Lachlan Evans Brandon Panza Tom Wynne Justin McCormack Jayden Haberfield Zack Porcellana Ryan Johnston Tyson Lacey Evan Woods Adam Dean Tom Catalano Joshua Akaruru Lucas Dean Aaron Foley

DIVISION 1 SOUTH CROYDON: Two wins last week against Bayswater. The development team continue their good run of form and now three games clear in 3rd position. The seniors battled for most of the day against determined opponents, but again found a way to win, to remain in 2nd position. A massive test for all teams at Morton Park today. Quality opposition in Blackburn – we need to be competitive in all games. Thank you to all the SCFC Ladies who attended Ladies Day last week – by all accounts another great success. Particular thanks to the social team led by Michelle Mallison for the great organisation. A special call out to our club chaplain Graeme Barden – a regular fixture around the club for a few seasons now – a fantastic volunteer and resource for all our players and members to use. If you need a chat about any issue reach out to Graeme. Upcoming Social Events • Lucky Raffle Draw – August 12th – Tickets now on sale – your chance to win up to $10k in goods and services. Please approach any player or committee member. • President’s Lunch – August 26th – Montrose Rd 18 – details will follow. • IPod Shuffle – August 26th evening – Save the date – details to come. • South Croydon Junior FC Presentation Evening – August 27th – Cheong Park 5 to 8pm -$5 entry or $20 per family. Hot food and big Rebel raffle. For full details of club events go to our various media pages or phone app. Go Doggies!

UNDER 19 Coach: Phil McDonald 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Ash Stagg Nick Mason Jack Kennett Jaycob Baxter Jake Sali Thomas Ondarchie Justin Coventry David Killen Jack Schinck Josh Mancusi Ben Dodd Haydn Shallvey

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DIVISION 2 CROYDON: This week we welcome Waverley Blues supporters, officials and players to Swinburne Oval. What a great effort last week by both senior and seconds teams playing with depleted line ups to win against Mitcham, the seniors by 22 points and the seconds by 5 points. For the seniors Justin Ficorilli kicked five goals, the best being Fico, Matt Wilkins, Hayden Lovat, Ewan Wadsworth and Kyle Maher. The seconds best were Ryan Wilson, Paul Blight, Jimmy Grant, Lincoln Pratt and Tom Maddern. Best wishes for a quick recovery to Luke Harrington who injured a knee during the game. Thank you to the girls who organized last week’s ladies Lunch. It was a successful day for the Club. We have a big milestone game today. Congratulations to Shaun Wilson who today plays his 300th club game. Shaun who played his first game in the early 2000s has been a fine and loyal player for the Club. Well done Shaun!! Let’s win all three games today for Shaun. The annual club auction will be held tonight after the game. This is the major fundraiser for the year. If anyone, individuals or companies, can donate goods and or services to be auctioned on the night please see Simon Fielding ASAP and come and support the Club by bidding for some great bargains. The major raffle draw will be held on 12 August. Tickets can be obtained at the bar or from one of our players who have unsold tickets. The past players day will be held on the last home game on 26 August.

CROYDON Senior Coach: Morris D’alessandro Res Coach: Tim Cook Ground: Croydon Oval, Hewish Rd, Croydon, (Melways 50 K4) Ph: 9723 4004. Colours: Navy jumper, white monogram, navy shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 23R 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 Q1

Andrew Hughes Hayden Lovat Ben Riley Daniel Lemon Jarrad Clark Brendan Weinert Luke Harrington Billy Dickson Jake Taylor Justine Ficorilli Leigh Kinpton Frazer Smith Jordan Beggs Nathan Parlby Paul Thatcher Kyle Maher Trent Martin Ewan Wadsworth Locky Hampton Alex Bull Nathan Hagg Joshua Bolton (C) Kane Doueal Josh Hogan Daniel Dickson Jamie Hagg Cameron Spaulding Matt Wilkins (C) Matt Chamberlain Jamie Craig Micheal Upton James Grant Drew Benson Blaise Adderly Paul Blight Jimmy Smith Lochlan Todd Q2

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Ollie Adams Aden Thompson Harry Stevens Luke Styles Matt Lyall Ryan Stephens Shaun Wilson Jack Harris Tom Gillingham Ryan Wilson Beau Christie Riley Britton Josh Blentley Quinton Hodgkinson Luke Muller Luke Scott Andrew Caley Lincoln Pratt Oscar Rath Kyle Alles Daniel Mutsaers Jack Leonhardt Jayden Schille Brendan Egan Sam Wilson

UNDER 19 Coach: Chris Browning Adrian Ficorilli (C) Andrew Carter Cam Milner Chistopher Newlands Christopher Dittman Cooper Shalevski Corey Boyce Damon Carnie Daniel Faella Dominic Zinghini Ezequiel Alexio Harrison Dempster

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Jackson Walker Jai Mortimer James Thomas Jason Prior (VC) Joshua Jones Joshua Mutsaers (VC) Joshua Walkden Lachlan Macdonald Luke Styles Nicholas Barret Nicholas Walkden Patrick Smith

Rhys Harvie Rhys Wade Riley Jamieson Sean Doyle Tom Madden (VC)

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ROUND 14: SATURDAY 29 JULY 2017

WAVERLEY BLUES Senior Coach: Scott Hunter Res Coach: Daniel Griffin Ground: Mt Waverley Reserve, Fleet St, Mt Waverley. (Melways 61 F12) Ph: 9807 0169. Colours: Blue jumper with white & red lightning strikes across left shoulder, navy blue shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 13R 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

Dwayne Wathen Daniel Molloy Ben Carboni Jake Twycross Sam Mier Will Edwards Daniel Playsted Tyson Hale Kieran Nolan Paul Savage Matthew Sharpe Michael Hogan Ned Slater Luke Taunt James Hansen Mark Edgley Dylan Cole Nathan MacDonald Trent Bacon Fraser Clatworthy Dylan Luxa Angus Clavin Adam Swierzbiolek Mick Millier Wes Smith Ben Turner Ryan Serpanchy Alex Playsted Lachie Feary James Coghlan Kurt Benjamin Ed Dalton Matthew Harrison Tim Macaulay Cam Robinson Ali Feary George Ouzas

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Callum Marini Reiss McLeod Matt Herschell Sam Le Cerf Dave Santalucia Simon Hawkins Daley MacKenzie Rob Tomlin Luke Sims Michael Robinson Ben Smith Taso Tsiounis Travis Baldock Luke Ewart Joel Williamson Kieran Vanderwal Kyle Lidgerwood Tom Connolly Luke Glossop

WAVERLEY BLUES: Some great wins last week with the seniors coming home with the wind and scoring a four goal win over Mooroolbark and our under 19s also came from behind to beat Upper Gully in a thriller. The twos dug up some fossils but were no match for their opposition. Villa did us proud by lurking dangerously in the forward line and hitting the scoreboard. Our netballers also won a thriller on Friday night by one goal. Next week the 5th of August we host Sponsors Day with sponsors and Blue Crew members welcome to come on down and enjoy a day of footy and mingling and refreshments. The week after (August 12th) is Past Players Day which is always a highlight on the calendar. Go Blues!

UNDER 19 Coach: Bryce McGain 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Rory Kinsella Ryan McNamara Hugh McConaghy Sam Withers Tyson Hale Jake Le Cerf Omar Mohammad Cale Johnston Joe Facey James Flett Max Dawe Zach Tzitsikas Brock Leydon

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Lachlan Maclean Zac Jones Josh Lean Kyle Lidgerwood Taylor Luck Peter Kambouris

DIVISION 2 MITCHAM: LAST WEEK It was a double dose of Blues for a very undermanned Tigers last week as both The Seniors and Reserves went down to Croydon away in bitterly cold and windy conditions. 1st XVIII had another 5 forced changes at the selection table and lost Jay Hoegel early on to really stretch our depth. To the boys credit they gave all they had and at ¾ time held a 7 point lead. Unfortunately the last quarter was all Croydon as they finished the stronger to win by 22 points as we finished with 17 fit players. All single goal kickers with Toohey, Ryan, Willenberg, Will Gordon, Barro and Winterton all named in the best. 2nd XVIII depth was really tested this week with 6 players playing their first game of the season and at ¾ time an upset was brewing as the Tigers took it to the second placed Blues, Unfortunately right on the siren Croydon scored a late goal to snatch the win against a very gallant Mitcham. Brad Wotton was the stand out with 2 majors and a BOG performance with Story, Menzies, Raath, Tsolos, and Rambaldo also named in the best. TODAY We welcome a number of our key sponsors and player sponsors to the Second and Final Presidents lunch of 2017 with four-time premiership player and Norm Smith Medallist Cyril Rioli, joined by the Suburban Footballer to give us a star studded line up with one of games most talented footballers and without doubt Australia’s Funniest. We also welcome The Doncaster East football club to the MCG of The East and hopefully you enjoy our hospitality before, during and after today’s game. GOOD LUCK to a number of our junior teams who kick start their finals this weekend SOCIAL iPod shuffle Saturday 5th August $10 entry (girls free), your choice of tracks- $10 per song. Prizes to be won, cheap drinks all night, a shot bar up and running and with a hot hot dance floor, this is one night not to be missed. Reverse draw tickets also now for sale and Presentation night details soon to be released DON’T FORGET to keep up to date with all the news, views and reviews via the official Mitcham football Club website @www.mitchamfc.sportingpulse. net and our Facebook feed @mitchamfootballclub Good Luck to all teams today and enjoy your footy #strongandbold

MITCHAM Senior Coach: Neil Winterton Res Coach: Steve Jordan Ground: Walker Park, Maroondah Hwy, Nunawading (Melways 48 H9) Ph: 9873 3792. Colours: Black jumper, yellow sash, black shorts with yellow EFL webbing. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

Zak McCubbin Lucas Marro Chris Whitchell Julian Petracca (C) Jake Toohey Mitch Keedle Cameron Taylor Matt Gordon Tom Lucas Rob Petracca Aaron Menzies Anthony Willenberg Tom Miles Daniel Johnson Matt Beagley (RC) Lachlan Rudd Ryan Handley Jayden Hoegel Lockie Ryan Chris Hoegel James McCubbin Josh Bell Chris Tsolos Jake Parente Martin De Luca Alex Finch Jayke Murray Josh Kable Jimmy Halstead Ben Joseph Neil Winterton Marc Parente Sam Beagley Mitch Holzheimer Luke Mckeown Mikey Raath Nathan McKeown

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Jackson Glossop Phil Muscara Shannon Dickson Ryan Sullivan Nathan Foster William Gordon Aaron Blundell Adam Glanville Tom Blanche Josh Doidge Dylan Wylde Terry Ferlazzo Julian Rambaldo Brad Wotten Johlen Raath Jack Taylor Ethan Story Michael Barro Callum Sloane Russell White Rob Durham Tim Quinn Nick Sciortino Aaron Miller Sam Howell Rodrigo Arguello EJ Haralambopoulos Jordy Fall

UNDER 19 Coach: Matt McCubbin & Andrew McKeown Sam Howell Aaron Stanford Athan Stylos Ben Smith Ben Joseph Danny Sanchez Fotinatos David Giles Johlen Raath Josh Doidge Josh Kable Julian Rambaldo

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Liam Johnson Liam Williamson Luke Kounelis Luke McKeown Matt Galea Michael Barro Nathan George Oscar Anderson Rodrigo Arguello Ryan Sullivan (C) Terry Ferlazzo Thomas Peace

Tim Bartlett Toby Ward Tom de Koning Tom Lucas Tom Wilson Vincent Meagher

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DONCASTER EAST Senior Coach: Steve Buckle Res Coach: Erwin Anadoli Ground: Zerbes Reserve, Blackburn Rd, Doncaster East. (Melways 34 B10) Ph: 9842 4000. Colours: Navy blue jumper, yellow lion emblem with maroon and gold hoops, blue shorts 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 35 36 37 38

James Locke Nick Batsanis (C) Jack Martin Jake Whittling Rami Ayoubi Peter Sowersby Jarryd Lowther Aaron Ceravolo Tim Whitty Jeremy Musso Tom Gordon (VC) Luke McLeod Jayden Phillips Matthew Vaiano Michael Steven (VC) Ethan Santoro Lewis Guiney Jake Summers Sam Gold JD Henshaw Connor Lucas Jason Tendler Daniel Gordon Brock McLean Tim Robinson Nathan Mill Daniel Mead Jack Sholakis Josh Bird Michael Devine Jarrad Smith Evan Scantleton Josh Dawe Matt Bremner Matt Tankey Paddy Schwalger Daniel Doran

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Ryan Gordon Alex Caldwell Jason Young Steve Anderson James Papaconstantinou Niel Brown Liam Kilgour James Zaccardi Simon Hall Kyle Latu-Green Brandon Rice Adam Cursio Phil Purukarmu Nick Zaccardi Shane Van Reymersdael Chris Wong Mitchell O’Donnell Jack Codd-Miller Damian Mascitti Nathan Batsanis Jordan Russell

DIVISION 2 DONCASTER EAST: I feel a bit like Sam Newman actually – apparently I got a bit over excited about the match against the Divvy 2 top of the ladder team last week. I got a slap over the wrist for comparing our players to Pit Bull Terriers - Apparently Pit Bulls are nice people and have feelings! Well that certainly doesn’t go anywhere near describing the carnage at Zerbes last Saturday. We were as ferocious as I’ve ever seen from the get go – and a sensational 6 goal 1st quarter set us up for the kill. Our captain Nick Batsanis made a nice doona for himself with Falcon feathers strewn over the field! It’s not often that we see such a ‘team effort’ from all 22 players – but it happened last week – no passengers – and hopefully it will continue today at Mitcham, who desperately need a win to stay in finals contention. We’ll have to be on our best behaviour again to show our supporters that we are ‘the real thing’ in 2017. Tonight we celebrate 50 years of DEFC/Beverley Hills Footy Club – with our Donny East Ball, at The Manningham Centre. “Our Supporters roar every time that we score….we’re the Boys from Donny East” Colonel

UNDER 19 Coach: Matt Vaiano 1 2 3 4 5 6

Kyle Hoath Jacob Gresswell Josh Bourke Haresh Sitharanthar Mitch Young Emmanuel Siskamanis 7 Tim Caldwell 8 Andrew Dawe 10 Scott Jackson 12 Adam Reynnlds 13 Sam Barton

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Michael D’Addazio Greg Mansell Kristian Trkulja Mitch Stoneham Tristan Santoro Adam Chan Lachlan Steel Jack Christensen Josh Kleeberg Halim Haddad Lucas Gelsumini Michael Niksic

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DIVISION 2 KNOX: Today we welcome Lilydale to The Fort as the Seniors look to get back to winning ways after suffering their first defeat of the year last week out at Doncaster East. The U/19’s got the day off to the best start possible coming out all guns blazing kicking their highest score for the year on their way to setting up a monstrous 129 point win! Laityn Withers was in scintillating form booting 7 goals with Ryan Dean kicking 4. Cam Agars & Jordan Arendse really stood out in the win, as the boys moved 2 games clear of 4th spot. The Reserves came out a little bit slower than the U/19’s but still went into the first change with a 9-point lead. The boys stepped it up in the 2nd quarter kicking 6 goals to no score, to go into half time with a 49-point advantage. Doncaster East came out hard in the 3rd quarter kicking 3 relatively quick goals but our boys steadied to kick 9 of their own in the second half to run out 92 point winners. Tim Laughlin backed up his impressive showing against UFTG with another stand out performance in the ruck with Jarrod Fisher kicking a career high 5 goals up forward. Jordan Grimston and Jayden Hawkes played some of their best footy for the year. The main game was all set up for a cracking 1st V 2nd contest and it was Doncaster East who came out strongest early kicking 6 goals to 3 in the first quarter to lead by an even 3 goals at quarter time. Our boys then wasted their chance with the downhill breeze managing to kick just 2 goals and 8 behinds in the 2nd quarter and went into half time trailing by 2 goals. From there it was all Doncaster East as they did what no other side has been able to do to our boys this year coming out and kicking 11 goals to just 2 in the 2nd half to conjure up a 59 point win. Liam Kidd gave his all along with Marcus Jordan, Luke Williams and Ryan Wilson but they didn’t have much support as the boys lost their first game of the year. Last Saturday night we held the Night of The Falcon at the Knox Club in what was a great night had by all who attended. We thank everyone who came and to all those who donated prizes and auction items for the night. Thanks to Jane Barbanti for all her hard work in organising a very successful night! UPCOMING EVENTS - Saturday 19th August the Boat Cruise. $60 per head with heavily discounted drinks aboard. Please see Harry Exton or Jane.

KNOX Senior Coach: David Madigan Res Coach: Stuart Wynd Ground: Knox Gardens Reserve, Argyle Way, Wantirna Sth (Melways 72 G2) Ph: 9801 1404. Colours: Red jumper with black sash, black shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 Q1

Scott Davis Sam Jeffery Ryan Minahan Jessie Plostins Brett Holst Ryan Wilson Luke Williams Mitch Greaves Marcus Jordan Nathan Canning Jack Beech Jayden Hawkes Daniel Wilson Ash Black Jared Lepore Ethan Murray Sam McCarthy Reyne Harris Declan Forbes Andre Angemi Adam Whitten Ryan Johnson Jayden Duman Stephen Aiello (C) Joel McGown James Curtiss Paul Tyler Braydon McGown Alex Pagliaro Troy McGown Mitch Donald Jarrod Fisher Jacob McCarthy Mitch Hanegraaf Sam Lennox Michael Brearley Liam Kenny Q2

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Nick Sporton Harry Greaves Joel Nestor Michael Bruce Mitch Tsirtsikos Ben Kreiger Adrian Di Giovanni Brett Kay Shane Saunders Gavin Low Neal Smith Tim Laughlin Ben Mahoney Jessie Bourke Harry Exton Dean Ierufi Matt Goodings Jordy Damatopoulos

UNDER 19 Coach: Braet Adams 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

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Bradley Wydle Indiana Forgan Justin Woodcock Daniel Clarke Lachlan Fain Ruan GilmoreDalgleish Benjamin Griffin Laityn Withers AdamWydle Liam Dungan Declan Fgriffin Bailey Klewer

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James Curtiss Lucas Woodward Declan Forbes Mitch Prosser

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ROUND 14: SATURDAY 29 JULY 2017

LILYDALE Senior Coach: Ben Neagle Res Coach: Jamie Cruickshank Ground: Lilydale Sports Oval, off Main St, Lilydale (Melways 38 E4) Ph: 9735 0270. Colours: Blue jumper with yellow sash, royal blue shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37

Jarrod Healey Lochie Wilson Corey Bernstein Matthew Wierzbicki Billy Gardiner Leigh Carswell Grant Hill Ryan Harvey Jake Clements Daniel Baldwin Bryce Batty Lochie Koger Dean Carswell Taylor Hohepa Richard Wyles Callum Morrison Brad Lowe Nick Delk Biondo Zak Kennedy Jamie Cruikshank Jikola Whyman Sam Horsely Josh Petracca Liam Koger Harry Beckwith Andy Malcolm Beau Mitchener Patrick Klep Andrew Preston Kane Quilty Ryan Mc Nay Jayden DePace James Munro Jye Sciortino Mitch de Franceschi Adam O’Donohue Tori Klaas-Henry

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Matt Cope Jake Di Pietrantino Mitch Carratelli Dean Barrand Joel Toohey Lucas Halse Stephen Mc Donald Brent King Sam Johnson Tristan Davies Sean Hadju Josh Mc Phee Brad Ryan Sammy Baker John Dell Dylan Barker Josh Barrett Brodi Martin Andrew Strong

LILYDALE: We head out to Knox for our footy games today. Our netball teams are nearing finals, with two of our four teams heading towards the finals. Thanks to Jody Wilson for organising our Casino Night, last Saturday night. Those that attended had a great night. We have a few more events before the end of the season – Aug 5th, Players Boat Cruise, see Locky Koger for tickets. Aug 19th - Past Players and Officials Luncheon. Contact Vicki Hottes for tickets 0400 364 898. Aug 26th – Vote Count for Football and Netball teams. After Croydon game, back at clubrooms. Hot beef and gravy rolls will be available. Presentation Night – date has been for September 28th, more details to come, Save the Date to celebrate our season. We have ordered new beanies. You can preorder your – see Ant Decru, they are $20. Good Luck to our junior teams that are in finals this week. We are hosting three weeks of finals, so we will need lots of help. The dates are July 29, August 27 and September 10. We are just asking for 2 hours. Please let Simmo know if you can help out. If you want to know what is happening around the club, go to our website, wwwlilydalefc. com.au, Lilydale Football and Netball Club on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Team App. Go Dales

UNDER 19 Coach: John Gordon 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14

Sam Baker Nathan Tompson Brody Klaas Henry Brandon Mills Sam Horsely Zac Griffin Trent Elliot Jackson Lowe Mitch Arthur Dominic Aloi Tyson Noyes Bryce Hindhaugh Kyle Skewes

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Mitchell Felstead Tom Scopel Joel Koger Will Pleming Trent Davison Liam Canaider Jordan Trollope Mitch Oultram Matt Dippa Lachie Huckstep Bailey Sciortino Peter Nouk Shane Kollosche

30 Blake Hughes 31 Liam Canaider

DIVISION 2 MOOROOLBARK: Our trip to Waverley last week didn’t quite go to plan with a win and a loss. In very cold, blustery conditions, the reserves were up against the bottom side and we got away to a good start kicking with the wind and taking a five-goal lead into the first break. From there we never looked back, going on to record a convincing 51-point win. Matt Peschke found form up forward with five majors while Jordy Roth earned his third best on ground in the past four games. Others in the votes were Higgins, Maxwell, Ward, Downie and G. Morris. In all five senior Division 2 games last week the favourites were beaten and we were no exception. Full credit to the Waverley Blues boys who showed greater intensity all game to run over the top of us by 24 points. The one bright spot for the Mustangs was the form of Kid Talevski who added another seven goals to his season tally and was voted best. Also trying hard were S and J McManus, Slattery, Georgiou and Musa. Today we host Wantirna South at the Heights and both their sides are just outside the top four so we should see some good footy. Make sure all Mustang players and supporters get back tonight for what should be the highlight of our social calendar, “The Wedding”. It should be a very funny night so don’t miss out. GO MUSTANGS!!!

MOOROOLBARK Senior Coach: Paris Harvie Res Coach: Richard Sutherland Ground: Heights Reserve, Longfellow Ave., Mooroolbark. (Melways 51 K4) Ph: 9725 061 Colours: Green jumper, gold diagonal slashes, black mustang logo, Green shorts. 1 Sean McManus 2 Luke Chivers 3 Ben Dolan 4 Kire Talevski 4R Brenton Morris 5 Matt Hassan 6 Jack Craig-Smith 7 James McManus 7R Scott Dimitriou 8 Jeremy Neumann 9 Adam Miles 9R Grant Morris 10 Jhi Aitken 10R James Cutting 11 Kane Noonan 11R Nick Maxwell 12 Jai Jordan 12R Leigh Thomson 13 Ben Slattery 14 Jake Findlay 14R Nick Cain 15 Josh Hammen 16 Trent Georgiou 17 Sam Downie 18 Metin Musa 19 Jordy Roth 20 Paul Hagar 21 Grattan Stephens 21R Lachlan McGee 22 Aaron Beddoes 23 Sean Atkinson 24 Cameron Westwood 25 Luke Hands 26 Steve Watkins 27 Lachlan Sutherland 28 Robert Johns 29 James Belli 30 Ryan Maxwell 31 Peter Wall Q1

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ROUND 14: SATURDAY 29 JULY 2017

WANTIRNA SOUTH Senior Coach: Matt Clarke Res Coach: Luke Slater Ground: Walker Reserve, Tyner Road, Wantirna South. (Melways 63 K12) Colours: Green jumper with two white stripes, green shorts 1 Lee, Tim 1R Gerloff, Ben 2 Greig, Lachlan 3 Young, Sean 4 Papadopoulos, Nick 4R Yusuf, Huse 5 Clingan, Tas 6 Birkett, Jack 7 Freeman, Jackson 8 Walker, Blake 9 Papa, Anch 10 Yusef, Adem 11 Hutchison, Brad 12 McIntyre, Sam 13R Cook, Tim 14 Birte, Andrew 15 Stopinski, Jake 16 Buzinskas, Matt 17 Walker, Brent 18 Denes, Jake 19 Hare, Jack 20 Leggate, Taylor 21 Waller, Dean 22 Teakel, Andrew 23 Stone, Josh 24 Ulms, Brad 25 Manson, Glen 27 Raab, Jayden 28 Brooks, Kyle, 29 Beddome, Daniel 30 Roberts, Jordan 31 Lincoln Wong 32 Dimashki, Mark 33 Huckstepp, Ty 34 Denes, Mark 36 Gerloff, Scott 37 Lang, David Q1

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DIVISION 2 WANTIRNA SOUTH: A One win and two losses against Upper Ferntree Gully last week, in very heavy conditions. Our under 19’s were defeated by a better side. Our reserves toughed it out for four quarters and won by 14 points. We are now only 1 game and percentage out of the top 4. Our seniors kicked 2 early goals. However, the conditions deteriorated as the day went on and we could not kick another goal. Upper Gully ran out winners by 2 goals. Today our Under 19’s play against Ferntree Gully and our reserves and seniors travel over to Mooroolbark. Good luck to all sides. Junior Finals start at Walker reserve tomorrow and continue over the following 3 Sundays. If you have some spare time over any of the Sundays, please volunteer your time. It would be much appreciated. We are saddened by the recent passing of Colin Kiker. Colin, who was a former senior coach and club president, was a very loyal and passionate Devil. Our hearts and thoughts are with Colin’s family. Don’t forget – our Ladies night/Devils Gallery function is on tonight at Walker Reserve from 7.00pm. See you there.

UNDER 19 Coach: Paul Riley 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13

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DIVISION 2 MULGRAVE: This week we host Upper Ferntree Gully, in our second last home game of the year. Last game we journeyed out to Lilydale, where the Under 19s faced a strong Lilydale outfit and couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get over the line. Best players were Jordan Falloon, Brayden James and Matt Zogoulas. The reserves got away to a good start but eventually succumbed to a very polished Lilydale outfit. Best were: Zac Bonney, Hamish Miller and Heath Evans. With five forced changes in the seniors, we promoted some deserving players from the reserves and put on an even performance right across the team, which gave us the win against a fourth placed Lilydale. Great team effort! Best were Cohen Howell, Dean Siakoulis and Nathan Grylls. Upcoming events are: Past Players Day/ Lion Pride Lunch on 29th July and $5000 draw on 12th August and the Business Network Lunch on September 1st. Please support these great events Thanks to Mitch Peddle for organising the Comedy Night, great attendance and the club was buzzing Remember when buying goods and services think of our sponsors first. Major Sponsor: ProCut Trees Gold Sponsor: New Tech Homes Silver Sponsors: Mulgrave Country Club, Dandenong Club, Pinewood Community Bank, Middleman Functions. Popink, Dulux, Lakeside Consultants, Wheelers Hill Hotel, Bronze Sponsors: Hueys Bakehouse, Oasis Turf, Programmed Property Services, Metro Block and Brick, Mulgrave Mazda, Advanced Office Interiors, Waverley Bathrooms, Vic Tas Freight Express, Lowe Farms, All Climate Solutions, Mercedes Benz Berwick, AJC Painting Services, Living Health Group, Henderson Fitness Go Mully

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Ben Simpson Matt Ellin Sam McRae Jack Davidson Matt Zoglous Zac Bonney Blake Rule Jordan Falloon Christian Martino Alex Moore Bailey Hosking Max Wolbers

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ROUND 14: SATURDAY 29 JULY 2017

UPPER FERNTREE GULLY Senior Coach: Chad Rogers Res Coach: Andy Hayman Ground: Kings Park, Willow Road, Upper Ferntree Gully (Melways 74 D6) Colours: Red and blue vertical stripes, royal blue shorts

1 Liam Gellie 2 Luke Strachan 3 Carmine Porcaro 4 Tom Meagher 5 Luke Leslie 6 Brad Carroll 7 Vito Lorusso 8 Patrick Gellie 9 Fletcher Dodds 10 Rowan Hore 11 Tyler Willis 12 Adrian Tapscott 13 Taylor Preece 14 Tim Riseley (C) 15 Bryce Hards 16 Tate DeGroot 17 Jordy Whiteman 18 Brad Kelleher 19 Michael Smith 20 Andrew Godfrey 20R Paul Caruso 21 Jayden Cutts 22 Josh Ward 23 Ben Haddock 24 Justin Laughlin 25 Jason Godfrey 26 Tyson McWilliam 27 Tyler Hayward 28 Trentt Frawley 29 Jarrod Whiteman 30 Jake Saltum 31 Leigh Lawson 32 Daniel Erasmus 33 Matthew Lawson 34 Lachlan Callaghan 35 Daniel Beyer 36 Tyler Stephens Q1

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Ben Ward Al Calder Josh Eyres-Lacey Andrew Constantine Jake Cawsey Craig Bridle (RC) Patrick Bullock Haytham Elnakadi Luke Meagher Ryan Murray Nelson O’Dwyer Ben Magnay Adam Ward Daniel Fusco Jarryd Roleff Tom Roleff Kyle Chalker Mark Fenelon Tyrone Fabrizio Jason Divett Rhys Beyer Luke Wakefield Zac Constanti Jack Thomas Ricky McClusky Nick Croft Dean Bridle Ash Hards Corey Wakefield Darcy Wilson

DIVISION 2 UPPER FERNTREE GULLY: Great day at Kings Park last week with the Ladies enjoying themselves inside with the Race Day keeping out of the cold while outside the U19s had their best win of the year with Rory Bailey kicking 6 goals and the seniors in a hard fought low scoring contest were too good for Wantirna South. The Reserves went down but fought valiantly during the game, congratulation to Daniel Deangelis on playing his 50th game. Today we are up against Mulgrave in a game we need to win to keep pour recent good form continuing. The women’s team take on Chirnside Park today at Kings Park after having a bye last week while tomorrow the vets take on South Croydon in what will no doubt be a tough assignment. The junior boys’ finals start tomorrow with the 17As, 13s and 12s all playing while the 15s have a week off after finishing on top of the ladder. The girls play their last game tomorrow with the 16s and 14s already securing their finals berth. The King Club is again available for support this season so see Neil Thompson if interested or contact Andy Lee for your social membership. The King Club Lunch will be on the 12th August when we play Lilydale while the Volunteers and Sponsors night will be on Friday the 18th August. Presentation Night is booked for the 9th September at the clubrooms. Thanks to all our sponsors who supported the club this year, please use them and mention you are from the club. Good luck today Upper……go the red and blue!

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Tyson Sheehan Carmine Porcaro Mason Bond Luke Meagher Christian Dileo Ricky DiClaudio Matthew DeJong Hugh Taylor Adrian Catalano (C) Liam Pratt Nelson Jennings Corey Mitchell

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2017 FIXTURES

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DIVISION ONE Round 1 - Saturday 8 April Balwyn 6.6-42 Bayswater 11.5-71 B’burn 15.11-101 Montrose 11.9-75 Noble Pk 11.13-79

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Vermont 11.10-76 Sth Croydon 15.14-104 Norwood 9.14-68 Donc. 16.11-107 Rowville 8.11-59

Sunday 9 April Nth R’wood 3.7-25 v East R’wood 2.8-20

Round 3 - Friday 14 April Blackburn 10.10-70 v Balwyn 4.21-45

Round 2 - Saturday 22 April Norwood 11.6-72 Vermont 18.13-121 Doncaster 5.8-38 Rowville 12.7-79 East Ring’d 18.11-119

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Noble Pk 12.11-83 Montrose 7.14-56 Nth Ring’d 16.7-103 Balwyn 12.18-90 Bayswater 6.10-46

Tuesday 25 April Sth Croydon 18.12-120 v Blackburn 13.19-97

Round 3 - Saturday 29 April Rowville 12.6-78 Doncaster 11.10-76 East Ringwood 9.5-59 Bayswater 10.4-64

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Montrose 10.11-71 Norwood 9.7-61 Noble Pk 12.15-87 Vermont 13.20-98

Sunday 30 April Nth Ringwood 7.2-44 v Sth Croydon 9.11-65

Round 4 - Saturday 6 May Balwyn 4.11-35 Sth Croydon 20.9 129 Norwood 18.7-115 Vermont 16.15-111 Noble Pk 3.11-29 Montrose 12.18-90

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Doncaster 10.13-73 East Ringwood 6.4-40 Nth Ringwood 9.4-58 Rowville 8.7-55 Blackburn 8.9-57 Bayswater 5.9-39

Senior Interleague - Saturday 13 May Round 5 - Saturday 20 May Sth Croydon 10.19-79 Blackburn 14.15-99 Noble Pk 12.13-85 Balwyn 19.11-125 Rowville 10.12-72 Norwood 13.7-85

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Vermont 17.17-119 Bayswater 12.13-85 Nth Ringwood 8.4-52 East R’wood 3.10-28 Doncaster 15.7-97 Montrose 7.10-52

Round 6 - Saturday 27 May Doncaster 9.11-65 East R’wood 8.12-60 Vermont 14.15-99 Bayswater 12.10-82 Montrose 10-10-70 Nth R’wood 5.8-38

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B’burn 15.11-101 Norwood 19.15-129 Noble Park 14.10-94 Rowville 14.8-92 Sth Croydon 9.5-59 Balwyn 12.12-84

Round 7 - Saturday 3 June Balwyn 14.15-99 Rowville 9.12-66 Vermont 14.20-104 Montrose 14.10-94 Doncaster 5.14-44 Bayswater 7.11-53

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Norwood 9.4-58 Blackburn 16.16-112 East R’wood 6.6-42 Nth R’wood 12.15-87 Sth Croydon 7.11-53 Noble Pk 19.11-125

Round 8 - Saturday 10 June Noble Pk 10.12-72 Sth C’n 16.10-100 Norwood 5.10-40 B’burn 13.12-90 Nth R’d 19.17-131 E Ringwood 8.13-61

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Balwyn 12.4-76 Rowville 11.6-72 Vermont 10.16-76 Montrose 8.12-60 Bayswater 10.6-66 Doncaster 6.11-47

Round 9 - Saturday 17 June Bayswater 10.7-67 Montrose 17.9-111 Blackburn 9.7-61 Vermont 12.12-84 Rowville 8.6-54 Sth Croydon 14.6-90

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Balwyn 11.13-79 Noble Pk 18.8-116 Nth R’wood 10.18-78 Doncaster 10.17-77 E R’wood 11.13-79 Norwood 11.7-73

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Round 10 - Saturday 24 June Balwyn 16.16-112 Doncaster 9.9-63 East R’wood 8.8-56 Noble Pk 10.18-78 Norwood 14.10-94 Nth R’wood 5.9-39

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Montrose 8.8-56 Bayswater 4.12-36 Blackburn 13.16-94 Sth Croydon 11.10-76 Rowville 10.6-66 Vermont 11.11-77

Round 11 - Saturday 1 July Balwyn 16.11-107 Sth Croydon 18.6-114 Montrose 11.11-77 Norwood 13.9-87 Noble Pk 19.15-129 Vermont 21.15-141

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Blackburn 5.8-38 Nth Ringwood 14.9-93 Rowville 14.7-91 Doncaster 14.15-99 East R’wood 10.7-67 Bayswater 8.10-58

Round 12 - Saturday 8 July Doncaster 13.9-87 E Ringwood 6.12-48 Nth R’wood 9.10-64 Rowville 8.4-52 Blackburn 13.15-93 Bayswater 14.5-89

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Balwyn 5.7-37 Sth Croydon 15.7-97 Norwood 7.11-53 Vermont 17.16-118 Noble Park 10.16-76 Montrose 8.6-54

Round 13 - Saturday 15 July Vermont 9.8-62 v Balwyn 6.12-48 Norwood 19.8-122 v Blackburn 9.10-64

Sunday 16 July (Split Round) E R’wood 13.10-88 v Nth R’wood 8.12-60

Saturday 22 July (Split Round) Doncaster 11.11-77 v Montrose 6.4-40 Rowville 9.14-68 v Noble Pk 15.13-103 Sth Croydon 14.11-95 v Bayswater 9.10-64

Round 14 - Saturday 29 July Noble Park Montrose North Ringwood Balwyn Bayswater Blackburn

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Norwood Vermont Doncaster Rowville East Ringwood South Croydon

Round 15 - Saturday 5 August Noble Park North Ringwood Blackburn South Croydon Norwood East Ringwood

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Doncaster Rowville Vermont Balwyn Bayswater Montrose

Round 16 - Saturday 12 August Balwyn Rowville Vermont Montrose Bayswater Doncaster

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Noble Park South Croydon Norwood Blackburn North Ringwood East Ringwood

Round 17 - Saturday 19 August Vermont Bayswater North Ringwood East Ringwood Doncaster Montrose

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South Croydon Blackburn Noble Park Balwyn Rowville Norwood

Round 18 - Saturday 26 August Blackburn Norwood Noble Park Rowville South Croydon Balwyn

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Doncaster East Ringwood Vermont Bayswater Montrose North Ringwood

Round 1 - Saturday 8 April Croydon 7.12-54 v Donc. East 9.14-68 Upper FTG 6.4-40 v Mitcham 7.9-51 Want. Sth 7.5-47 v Knox 11.9-75 Lilydale 12.18-90 v Wav. Blues 11.8-74 Mulgrave 11.12-78 v M’bark 12.10-82

Round 2 - Saturday 22 April Wav. Blues 9.12-66 v Mulgrave 14.16-100 Donc. East 17.5-107 v Upper FTG 15.8-98 Mooroolbark 3.5-25 v Lilydale 11.12-78 Knox 15.17-107 v Croydon 6.10-46 Mitcham 11.9-75 v Want. Sth 12.8-80

Round 3 - Saturday 29 April Croydon 11.24-90 v Mooroolbark 7.7-49 Upper FTG 5.8-38 v Knox 9.24-78 Donc. East 14.24-108 v Mulgrave 8.7-55

Don East 15.12-102 v Croydon 8.12-60 Mitcham 10.13-73 v Upper FTG 10.10-70 Knox 19.13-127 v Want. Sth 11.8-74 Wav. Blues 8.7-55 v Lilydale 21.9-135 M’bark 20.21-141 v Mulgrave 5.3-33

Round 11 - Saturday 1 July Mulgrave 13.8-86 v Wav. Blues 11.14-80 Upper FTG 11.7-73 v Donc. East 9.3-57 Lilydale 8.8-56 v M’bark 14.5-89 Croydon 9.6-60 v Knox 11.14-80 Want. Sth 14.7-91 v Mitcham 8.9-57

Round 12 - Saturday 8 July M’bark 13.13-91 v Croydon 9.11-65 Want. Sth 14.7-91 v Lilydale 10.12-72 Mulgrave 9.9-63 v Donc. East 10.12-72

Lilydale 10.10-70 v Wantirna Sth 8.5-53

Saturday 15 July (Split Round)

Wav. Blues 9.7-61 v Mitcham 11.14-80

Mitcham 14.17-101 v Wav. Blues 14.9-93

Round 4 - Saturday 6 May Knox 11.17-83 v Donc. East 11.10-76 M’bark 9.2-56 v Wav. Blues 6.7-43

Knox 11.17-83 v Upper FTG 5.8-38

Round 13 - Saturday 22 July Don. East 19.7-121 v Knox 7.20-62

Mitcham 7.12-54 v Croydon 4.9-33

Wav. Blues 18.9-117 v M’bark 14.9-93

Mulgrave 8.6-54 v Lilydale 7.9-51

Croydon 11.8-74 v Mitcham 8.4-54

Want. Sth 5.10-40 v Upper FTG 6.7-43

Senior Interleague - Saturday 13 May Round 5 - Saturday 20 May Wav. Blues 12.5-77 v Croydon 11.9-75 Donc. East 14.14-98 v Mitcham 8.10-58 Lilydale 7.11-53 v Knox 9.7-61 Want. Sth 10.11-71 v M’bark 12.11-83 Upper FTG 19.15-129 v Mulgrave 8.5-52

Round 6 - Saturday 27 May M’bark 11.6-72 v Knox 12.11-83 Croydon 9.13-67 v Upper FTG 9.7-61 Mulgrave 12.9-81 v Want. Sth 16.16-112 Mitcham 11.12-78 v Lilydale 21.12-138 Donc. East 17.14-116 v Wav. Blues 10.6-66

Round 7 - Saturday 3 June M’bark 8.4-52 v Donc. East 14.13-97 Want. Sth 10.11-71 v Croydon 14.10-94 Knox 20.11-131 v Wav. Blues 7.11-53 Mulgrave 9.14-68 v Mitcham 13.8-86 Lilydale 13.14-92 v Upper FTG 5.3-33

Round 8 - Saturday 10 June Croydon 18.14-122 v Mulgrave 8.9-57 Donc. East 14.8-92 v Lilydale 11.9-75 Knox 13.9-87 v Mitcham 8.8-56 Upper FTG 5.5-35 v M’bark 9.9-63 Wav. Blues 9.3-57 v Want. Sth 14.16-100

Round 9 - Saturday 17 June Mulgrave 7.9-51 v Knox 14.13-97 Mitcham 14.7-91 v M’bark 16.9-105 Lilydale 21.11-137 v Croydon 1.13-79 Upper FTG 11.15-81 v Wav. Blues 4.19-43

FINALS

September 2 – Qualifying Final September 3 – Elimination Final September 9 – Semi Final 2 September 10 – Semi Final 1 September 16 – Preliminary Final September 23 – Grand Final

Round 10 - Saturday 24 June

Want. Sth 9.7-61 v Donc. East 12.22-94

Lilydale 9.10-64 v Mulgrave 13.9-87 Upper FTG 3.9-27 v Want. Sth 2.3-15

Round 14 - Saturday 29 July Croydon v Waverley Blues Mitcham v Doncaster East Knox v Lilydale Mooroolbark v Wantirna South Mulgrave v Upper FTG

Round 15 - Saturday 5 August Knox v Mooroolbark Upper FTG v Croydon Wantirna South v Mulgrave Lilydale v Mitcham Waverley Blues v Doncaster East

Round 16 - Saturday 12 August Doncaster East v Mooroolbark Croydon v Wantirna South Waverley Blues v Knox Mitcham v Mulgrave Upper FTG v Lilydale

Round 17 - Saturday 19 August Mulgrave v Croydon Lilydale v Doncaster East Mitcham v Knox Mooroolbark v Upper FTG Wantirna South v Waverley Blues

Round 18 - Saturday 26 August Knox Mooroolbark Croydon Waverley Blues Doncaster East

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Mulgrave Mitcham Lilydale Upper FTG Wantirna South

FINALS September 2 – Semi Final 2 September 3 – Semi Final 1 September 9/10 – Preliminary Final September 16/17 – Grand Final

2017 FIXTURES

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DIVISION THREE

DIVISION FOUR

Round 1 - Saturday 8 April

Round 10 - Saturday 24 June

The Basin 7.12-54 Scoresby 21.9-135 FT Gully 4.8-32 C’side Pk 17.17-119 Prk O’ds 23.24-162 Heathmont 11.4-70

Scoresby 12.3-75 T’stowe 23.13-151 Warrandyte 7.8-50 Ringwood 11.12-78 Heathmont 9.1-55 E Burwood 8.15-63

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Ringwood 8.5-53 East Burwood 8.5-53 Boronia 17.11-113 Warrandyte 7.3-45 Sth Belgrave 9.15-69 Templestowe 7.6-48

Round 2 - Saturday 22 April Ringwood 8.11-59 E Burwood 11.11-77 Warrandyte 7.9-51 Sth Belgrave 9.13-67

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Sunday 23 April T’stowe 16.13-109 v Pk Orchards 10.17-77 Boronia 9.15-69 v Scoresby 6.11-47

Round 3 - Saturday 29 April Sth Belgrave 9.11-65 Pk Orchards 5.12-42 E Burwood 8.12-60 Ringwood 7.13-55 Chirnside Pk 14.9-93 The Basin 8.10-58

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FT Gully 15.11-101 W’dyte 10.10-70 H’mont 17.19-121 T’stowe 10.12-72 Boronia 22.17-149 Scoresby 10.17-77

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The Basin 9.7-61 Pk Orchards 7.8-50 East Burwood 3.5-23 Chirnside Park 7.8-50 Sth Belgrave 14.10-94 Ringwood 14.11-95

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East Burwood 8.9-57 Boronia 8.5-53 Warrandyte 6.3-39 Sth Belgrave 10.10-70 The Basin 10.12-72 Scoresby 10.15-75

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Ringwood 14.10-94 East B’wood 14.7-91 Warrandyte 4.6-30 Sth B’rave 14.11-95 Boronia 7.12-54 T’stowe 12.6-78

Ringwood 19.9-123 E Burwood 8.10-58 Boronia 12.10-82 Warrandyte 8.9-57 Sth B’grave 7.12-54 T’stowe 11.4-70

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The Basin 7.5-47 Scoresby 8.14-62 FT Gully 12.7-79 C’side Pk 10.11-71 Pk O’rds 9.14-128 Heathmont 3.11-29

The Basin 11.12-78 Pk O’ds 13.12-90 E Burwood 1.14-20 Chirnside Pk 9.9-63 Sth Belgrave 7.3-45 Ringwood 6.14-50

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Boronia 17.7-109 Scoresby 13.13-91 T’stowe 18.13-121 Heathmont 10.6-66 Warrandyte 8.14-62 FT Gully 2.9-21

Ferntree Gully Warrandyte Heathmont Templestowe Boronia Scoresby

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South Belgrave Park Orchards East Burwood Ringwood Chirnside Park The Basin

Round 16 - Saturday 5 August Park Orchards Templestowe Ferntree Gully Ringwood Chirnside Park Heathmont

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East Burwood Warrandyte The Basin Boronia South Belgrave Scoresby

Round 17 - Saturday 12 August East Burwood Boronia Warrandyte South Belgrave The Basin Scoresby

C’side Park 4.7-31 Heathmont 13.9-87 Scoresby 9.10-64 The Basin 8.7-55 Sth Belgrave 7.7-49 Warrandyte 11.7-73

Round 9 - Saturday 17 June Boronia 13.8-86 C’side Pk 10.8-68 Sth B’ve 15.13-103 The Basin 9.10-64 Pk O’ds 20.12-132 Scoresby 10.11-71

Heathmont 4.12-36 C’side Pk 17.15-117 FT Gully 15.8-98 The Basin 12.7-79 Scoresby 11.11-77 Pk Orchards 11.11-77

Pk Orchards 15.16-106 E Burwood 11.15-81 Scoresby 17.13-115 Templestowe 6.17-53 Ringwood 20.14-134 Boronia 11.7-73

Round 8 - Saturday 3 June T’stowe 21.17-143 FT Gully 13.17-95 Ringwood 13.12-90 Pk O’ds 15.15-105 Boronia 16.10-106 East B’d 5.14-44

Pk Orchards 11.9-75 Templestowe 6.12-48 Ringwood 18.17-125 The Basin 10.8-68 H’mont 20.16-136 Scoresby 11.11-77

Round 12 - Saturday 8 July

Pk O’rds 19.20-134 T’stowe 14.10-94 FT Gully 8.19-67 Ringwood 17.8-110 Chirnside Pk 9.11-65 Heathmont 5.12-42

Round 7 - Saturday 27 May Chirnside Pk 4.11-35 The Basin 17.13-115 Sth B’ve 14.15-99 FT Gully 12.8-80 Warrandyte 4.9-33 H’mont 19.5-119

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Round 15 - Saturday 29 July

Round 6 - Saturday 20 May E Burwood 7.9-51 Warrandyte 7.10-52 The Basin 6.6-42 Boronia 7.10-52 Sth B’ve 19.17-131 Scoresby 9.9-63

FT Gully 5.6-36 Boronia 13.9-87 E Burwood 8.7-55 C’side Pk 10.9-69 Sth Belgrave 9.12-66 Warrandyte 8.7-55

Round 14 - Saturday 22 July

Round 5 - Saturday 13 May FT Gully 9.10-64 Park O’rds 10.9-69 Heathmont 14.9-93 R’wood 15.15-105 T’stowe 9.15-69 C’side Pk 13.9-87

FT Gully 10.14-74 Sth Belgrave 8.6-54 The Basin 9.5-59 Chirnside Pk 5.4-34 Pk Orchards 12.13-85 Boronia 8.15-63

Round 13 - Saturday 15 July

Round 4 - Saturday 6 May Boronia 11.10-76 Scoresby 5.13-43 T’stowe 14.16-100 Heathmont 11.6-72 Warrandyte 6.5-41 FT Gully 9.13-67

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Round 11 - Saturday 1 July

Heathmont 12.13-85 C’side Pk 12.13-85 FT Gully 16.12-108 The Basin 16.11-107

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Ferntree Gully Park Orchards Heathmont Ringwood Templestowe Chirnside Park

Round 18 - Saturday 19 August

Warrandyte 8.13-61 FT Gully 16.6-102 E Burwood 11.12-78 Heathmont 16.14-110 Ringwood 13.18-96 T’stowe 17.13-115

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Round 1 - Saturday 8 April

Round 10 - Saturday 24 June

Silvan 9.3-57 v Donvale 13.14-92 Forest Hill 15.20-110 v Fairpark 3.6-24

Donvale 20.17-137 v Silvan 6.6-42 Fairpark 6.10-46 v Forest Hill 17.13-115

GW Hawks 9.11-65 v W’horse P 11.7-73 Surrey Park 12.8-80 v Kilsyth 19.8-122

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Nunawading 3.5-23 v Coldstream 30.27-207

C’stream 37.19-241 v Nunawading 1.3-9

Round 2 - Saturday 22 April

Round 11 - Saturday 1 July

Kilsyth 11.10-76 v GW Hawks 10.11-71 Nunawading 2.4-16 v Forest Hill 33.20-218 Fairpark 12.13-85 v Donvale 9.14-68

GW Hawks 12.18-90 v Kilsyth 7.7-49 Forest Hill 16.18-114 v Nunawading 4.4-28 Donvale 18.13-121 v Fairpark 5.4-34

W’horse P 20.7-127 v Surrey Park 12.6-78

Tuesday 25 April

Silvan 11.9-75 v Coldstream 10.10-70 Surrey Pk 7.13-55 v Whitehorse P 3.13-31

Coldstream 23.15-153 v Silvan 9.12-66

Round 12 - Saturday 8 July

Round 3 - Saturday 29 April Silvan 12.9-87 v W’horse P 15.10-100 Surrey Pk 10.13-73 v Coldstream 14.6-90 GW Hawks 29.15-189 v Nunawading 2.3-15 Forest Hill 6.13-49 v Donvale 16.15-111 Kilsyth 14.25-109 v Fair Park 7.6-48

W’horse P 11.17-83 v Silvan 6.18-54 Colds’m 15.14-104 v Surrey Pk 9.7-61 Nunawading 1.3-9 v GW Hawks 26.16-172 Donvale 14.13-97 v Forest Hill 5.7-37 Fair Park 14.12-96 v Kilsyth 13.18-96

Round 13 - Saturday 15 July

Round 4 - Saturday 6 May C’stream 11.11-77 v Forest Hill 9.5-59 Nunawading 3.3-21 v Donvale 35.29-239 Fairpark 10.9-69 v Surrey Pk 11.14-80 W’horse P 14.12-96 v Kilsyth 11.11-77 Silvan 11.9-75 v GW Hawks 6.8-44

F’st Hill 19.15-129 v Coldstream 15.14-104 Donvale 30.25-205 v Nunawading 2.3-15 Surrey Pk 14.7-91 v Fairpark 4.10-34 Kilsyth 12.10-82 v W’horse P 11.11-77 GW Hawks 14.8-92 v Silvan 2.3-15

Round 5 - Saturday 13 May

Round 14 - Saturday 22 July

Fairpark 19.15-129 v W’horse P 10.11-71

W’horse P 10.11-71 v Fairpark 9.13-67

GW Hawks 10.2-62 v Forest Hill 11.14-80

F’st Hill 13.15-93 v GW Hawks 8.7-55

Surrey Pk 36.22-238 v Nunawading 0.2-2

Nunawading 5.1-31 v Surrey Pk 20.26-146

Coldstream 8.13-61 v Donvale 16.9-105

Donvale 17.13-115 v Coldstream 4.8-32 Silvan 7.6-48 v Kilsyth 23.8-146

Kilsyth 15.10-100 v Silvan 11.8-74

Round 15 - Saturday 29 July

Round 6 - Saturday 20 May GW Hawks 10.6-66 v Coldstream 7.13-55

Coldstream v Glen W Hawks

Nunawading 4.1-25 v Fairpark 25.19-169

Fairpark v Nunawading

F’st Hill 18.19-127 v Kilsyth 7.5-47

Kilsyth v Forest Hill

Silvan 9.6-60 v Surrey Pk 13.14.92

Surrey Park v Silvan

W’horse P 11.14-80 v Donvale 10.10-70

Round 7 - Saturday 27 May

Donvale v Whitehorse P

Round 16 - Saturday 5 August

GW Hawks 13.13-91 v Donvale 11.8-74

Donvale v Glen W Hawks

C’stream 20.8-128 v Kilsyth 9.5-59

Kilsyth v Coldstream

Fairpark 12.12-84 v Silvan 7.19-61

Silvan v Fairpark

Nunawading 4.6-30 v W’horse P 24.20-164

Whitehorse P v Nunawading

Forest Hill 11.8-74 v Surrey Pk 8.10-58

Round 8 - Saturday 3 June Fairpark 3.8-26 v GW Hawks 7.9-51

Surrey Park v Forest Hill

Round 17 - Saturday 12 August Glen W Hawks v Fairpark

Silvan 13.8-86 v Forest Hill 18.17-125

Forest Hill v Silvan

Surrey Park 10.9-69 v Donvale 13.9-87

Donvale v Surrey Park

W’horse P 11.10-76 v Coldstream 10.11-71

Coldstream v Whitehorse P

Kilsyth 24.17-161 v Nunawading 2.4-16

Round 9 - Saturday 17 June

Nunawading v Kilsyth

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DIVISION 3 FERNTREE GULLY EAGLES: Football - Tough day at the office last week. Div 2 U19’s went down by 3 points in a battle with Waverley Blues for 4th spot. Div 3 U19’s lost to Whitehorse who had a strong side due to their U17’s having a bye. They were good enough to play 16 a side. Our Development Squad had a loss against Ringwood after leaking a few goals out the back in the final term. It was good to see Musket, Rawlo, Sharp and Mikey pull on the jumper to help out. Seniors unfortunately went down to Ringwood. In a very low scoring game, Ringwood applied scoreboard pressure in the end. We thank all clubs for their hospitality. Netball - Div 3: girls had 1 goal loss to Waverly Blues in a close game. Div 6: Strong win over Belgrave South, kept them scoreless in the last two quarters. Div 7: tight 2 goal win over Mulgrave in a ripper of a game. The girls have asked for players to support them on a Friday night.

FERNTREE GULLY EAGLES Senior Coach: Peter Farrell Res Coach: Peter Weston Ground: Ferntree Gully Reserve, Glenfern Rd, Ferntree Gully (Melways 74 B5) Ph: 9758 9880 Colours: Blue and white vertical stripes, eagle emblem, blue shorts. 1 Ben Lockhart 2 Nick Jook 3 Michael Caligiuri 4 Anthony Lorusso 5 Simon Godfrey 6 John Cavarra 7 Sam Crocker 8 Daniel Vanden Broek 8R Amarasekera Maliith 9 Dean Leary 10 Sam Goodman 11 Jye Goodman 12 Harry Mcaleese 13 Ben Rawlings 14 Ricky Aitken 15 Billy Morrison 16 Nick Knoops 17 Michael Russo 18 Jake Crowe 19 Kieran Gray 19R Patty Cafferkey 20 Lee Boyle 21 Frank Didonato 22 Lachlan Kennedy 23 Jacob Farrell 24 Josh O’Brien 25 James Bohan 26 Michael Edwards 27 Heath Beninga 28 Chris Cox 29 Andrew Cavarra 30 Brendan Blizzard 31 Jackson Gardiner 32R James Buckingham 32 Jarred Derkson 33 Sebastian Colakidis 34 Taylor Buckley Q1

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ROUND 15: SATURDAY 29 JULY 2017

SOUTH BELGRAVE Senior Coach: Robert Johns Res Coach: Jeremy Cameron/Dave Huglin Ground: Belgrave South Recreation Reserve, Mount Morton Road, South Belgrave. (Melways 84 F4) Ph: 9754 3595 Colours: Black with Red and white V, Black shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 36 37 38

Ricardo Daraio Cameron Hansen (DVC) Daniel Cormack Tom Hallinan (C) Alex Bakens (DVC) Phil Costa Anthony Daraio Harry O’Neil Aaron Purvis Jay Visser Steve Colosimo Stephen O’Meara Riley Punnett Brad Conder (VC) Nick Stow Trent Bartels Dean Spark Piva Wright Jay Robertson Taylem Withers (DVC) Michael Horton (RC) Bryce O’Hara Matt Young Harvey Moore Jason Marlow Robert Hudson Darren Young Liam Williams Sean Bartels Dan Camille Callum Syme Sam Brown Adam Pendlebury Greg Spark Mitch Koski Danny Clarke Leon Mateariki

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Alex Benbow Duncan Atherton Jeremy Cameron Cameron Smith Luke Jones Darren Kennedy Liam Coughlan Andy Howell Cameron Young Peter Jeffree Aidan Kidd Peter Tecklenburg Kelsey Davies Jayden Maddox Hudson Solomon Lucas Topp Jake Phelan Jarrod Drew Bryan White Calum Murphy David Huglin

DIVISION 3 SOUTH BELGRAVE: A huge thank you to Millie, Leanne, Leon, Dmac and Alicia for the organising of our Sponsors and Old Boys Brunch last weekend, we owe a lot to these wonderful sponsors, past players and volunteers who make it possible for us all to belong to such a great Footy Club. Our new facility is getting closer to completion and we are told that it should be ready for handover in early to mid September and with that in mind we should be able to have our Presentation Night in the new social room. Congratulations to Peter Hookey and the entire Warrandyte FC for the way that you represented your club last weekend, we have a wonderful relationship and we hope that it continues to grow. Today we face another of our great rivals over the last 5-6 years and I look forward to a much bolder showing this weekend. Good luck to our Netballers who have battled on gamely this season and I hope that you have had the wins last night, that you so richly deserve. Good luck to all that pull on the Red, White and Black this weekend.

UNDER 19 Coach: Rik Crook 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Kyle Bliss Noah Vandelaak Aidan Kidd Jack Kelty Harvey Moore Declan Andreola David Cook Tom McGill Josh Ryan Nick Kirby Lloyd Solomon Sam Ready

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Riley Punnett James Price Luke Jones Trent Bartels Kieren Prys Damon Blomeley Jay Robertson Hudson Solomon (C) Ethan Nickless Mitch Jones Peter Jeffree (VC) Tyler Wills

28 Kade Perry-Riley 29 Oscar Grimes (VC) 36 Rhys Kozina

DIVISION 3 WARRANDYTE: The hard work and continuous improvement from round 10 to 13 continued in Round 14 v Sth Belgrave, and finally paid dividend in getting the 4 points we have been looking for. Up amongst the hillside of Belgrave Sth we were warmly welcomed by Sth Belgrave in artic conditions. With wind blowing a gale and temperatures barely reaching double figures, the Bloods went to work kicking with a 5 goal strong breeze. In swirling conditions which made it hard to hit targets and read the flight of the ball, the bloods got away with the first goal and then continued to pepper the goals without capitalising on the opportunities. Inaccurate kicking again cost the Bloods from having a bigger lead at ¼ time. We went into quarter time 11 points up. One down on the bench after Tim Beasley was concussed again added to our very long injury list. Kicking into a strong breeze in the 2nd qtr we were tremendous with our endeavour and continued to lock the ball up and create stoppage after stoppage, thus reducing the free -flowing footy Sth Belgrave were trying to play. Our defenders were leading the way spoiling the key Belgrave forwards. A slight lapse in concentration allowed the Saints to get 2 late goals and allowed Sth Belgrave to lead at half time by 6 points. After a few home truths were given at half time, and a demand to lift and capitalise on the opportunities we kept providing ourselves, we saw a completely different brand off footy played in the same conditions. The back 6 players pushed up and did not allow Sth Belgrave any opportunity to get the ball past the centre. In return our mids lead by Tom and James Appleby, along with Nikoda Brooking kept pushing the ball forward giving us plenty of opportunity to score. The result was the Bloods piled on 6.6 to no score in the 3rd quarter to open a handy 5 goal lead at 3 qtr time. James Appleby was sensational kicking 3 goals with Micka Cullum 2. The ¾ time break we knew the game was not over and Sth Belgrave came out with 2 quick goals to reduce the margin. Toby Versteegan was thrown back and Mark Lisle became the loose man and was fantastic in the way he negated the Sth Belgrave thrusts forward. Tommy “General Tuckers” Naughtin was floating across the half back line unattended in the last quarter and marked every ball that came his way. This was a major win for the Bloods which minimised Sths forwards taking control. When the final siren went, all involved from Coaching Staff, Players and Supporters who travelled and braved the chill were relieved with the win and 4 points and it showed that we continue to make progress in the higher division with such a young developing team. This win builds confidence in the group wanting to repeat the performance, earlier in the season where the Bloods beat Park Orchards To hold the Yarra Cup. We will certainly be working hard to retain this trophy from our local rival.

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WARRANDYTE Senior Coach: Peter Muscat Res Coach: Steve Rowarth Ground: Warrandyte Reserve, Taroona Ave, Warrandyte. (Melways 35 C1) Ph: 9844 3112 Colours: Red jumper with white vee, red shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 Q1

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ROUND 15: SATURDAY 29 JULY 2017

PARK ORCHARDS Senior Coach: Jarrod Bayliss Res Coach: Tim Raines Ground: Domeney Reserve, Knees Road Park Orchards (Melways 35 E9) Colours: Black with red and white bands, white shark, black shorts.

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Liam Buhagiar Chris De Jager Scott Rowland Ben Heyde Tom Macrokanis Jarrod Bayliss Michael Prosenak Michael Fowkes Tom Feher Greg Pollard Benn Fischer Michael Philp Alex Geilings Adam Wilson Matthew Nicholson Dane Egerton David McDonald Tristan Valentino Nathan Wiggins Matt Flemming Tim Raines Nick Handley Conner Hickey Will Debney Campbell Cromb Andrew Messina Jaye Witnish Justin Minogue Matt Haythorne Christian Kovarik James King Cooper Winter Dylan Fletcher Josh Chappell Dwayne Johnson Evan Smeed Sam Scanlon

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Tom Hewitt Troy Walkley Don Stevens Jordan Buckingham Matt Horne Luke Turner Matt O’Conner Trent Hudson Matt Butera Daniel Bowes Hamish Cocks Steve Pollard Liam Batchelor Jahn Holewa Jamie Arnold Rudi Hunt Tyler Witnish Jarrod Nicholson Ben Carroll

DIVISION 3 PARK ORCHARDS: After lowering our colours last week to Scoresby, the Sharks travel to Warrandyte for the local derby looking to atone for last week’s loss and to regain the Warrandyte Community Bank Cup. Last weekend, the Sharks went down by a solitary point for the second time in three weeks. Scoresby dominated the clearances and pulled out to a handy lead late in the game. To their credit our boys pulled the lead back and hit the front, but a goal in the dying minutes brought the Scoresby crowd alive and they hung on to win the game. It just goes to show how even the competition is and how even the slightest lapse can allow the opposition to take control of a game. Nowtwithstanding the result, some of the better players were T. Feher, Heyde, Prosenak and Rowland. The D Squad were more convincing running Scoresby off their legs and they won by 73 points. Valentino had a day out eight kicking eight and he was ably supported by Horne, Harrington and Scanlon. The U19’s were a little off the boil and had to battle hard to hold off a determined Scoresby side by 22 points - better players in the U19’s were Heron, Cridland and Kemp. The boys remain undefeated on the top of the ladder, but will be looking to improve against Surrey Park today as Warrandyte don’t have an U19 side. The netballers had a mixed night on Friday with the PO White team going down by two goals to Blackburn (Tomlins 14), the PO Red team had a rare loss going down to Heathmont by 14 points (Norman 13 & Buckland 11) and the Black team easily beat Coldstream 36 to 10 (Koehrer 16). Get down next Friday night and support the girls – they play a great style of netball and would really appreciate the support. And finally, don’t forget our Bogan Bingo night on 5th August. Get ya flanny and moccasins out and get a table together as it should be a great night. Go Sharks.

UNDER 19 Coach: Tony Weeks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Joel Donker Lachlan Calwell Mitchell Skien Mason Witnish Thomas Macrokanis Cody Farrell Jack Borrack Matthew George Nicholas Lambert Liam Cridland Jacob Price-Inglis Dean McLaughlan

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Damon Kemp Max Lowther Pat Sheers Matthew Williamson Sam Heron Bayley Forbes James Parker James Fasan Blake Purcell Charlie Jacob Darcy Trenfield Lionel Hunt

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Liam Taylor Jarrod Nicholson Jacob Blanck Steve McPherson Tom Livingstone Jack Simms Cooper Winter Tom Holmes

DIVISION 3 HEATHMONT: We welcome East Burwood to the Hangar today in another must win match for the Senior group. It was a make or break game for them as they ventured up to play an in form Chirnside Park last week. The U19’s set the tone for the day with a 9 goal third quarter enabling them to break free, in what had been a fairly even game to that stage, to record another good win. The Dsquad had a few familiar faces back from injury and found the going tough in ‘gale’ force winds in the early part of the match. They just kept persisting and moving the ball towards their goals, in what proved to be a very tight match, with only points separating the teams at each break. The Jets scored more goals against the wind and went on to win by 7points their first win in a while. The Seniors came out and were kicking with the wind but the conditions proved challenging. No side could break free with the scores all even at the last break. The boys were finding the goals this week -- and despite two late goals by Chirnside Park in the dying minute of the game, made it home by 3points, and our third win for the day! It’s final times for the Juniors this weekend and we wish all the teams competing good luck, it’s fantastic to have 7 of the 8 competitive teams in. WHATS ON! Mr Heathmont’s on tonight see Jono for late tickets. MAJOR RAFFLE is on again $50/ticket drawn on August 24 – see Wendy Garland. SPORTSNIGHT is on Thursday August 10 at the Hangar $50/h see Rob Parker or Travis Green, guests Wayne Carey and Doug Hawkins CYSTIC FIBROSIS ROUND is last round August 19, we will be again fundraising in memory of Simmo. Keep up to date on FB/ Website.

HEATHMONT Senior Coach: Joel Cordwell Res Coach: Daniel van Velzen Ground: HE Parker Reserve, Heathmont Rd, Heathmont. (Melways 64 C2) Ph: 9729 0905 Colours: Blue with gold and white V, Blue shorts.

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Tom Rourke Alister Knudsen Lachie Sverns Jono Knudsen Anthony Bucello Jarrod Spurrell Nathan Parker Brent English Regan Davis Kevin Clark James Gould Dylan Sverns Jesse Francis David Knowles Jack Cornwall Josh Davis Ben Abbruzzese Aaron Walton Patrick Warman Blake Van Leeuwen Chris Nanya Nick Holloway Rob Savory Ryan Young David Sindrey Sam Barling Alan Pettigrew Aaron Abbruzzese Chris Colombo Luke Barrett Daniel McDonald David O’Brien Jake Sherriff Jon Wynne Joel Merrett James Kelly Matthew Sedgeman Q2

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Liam Douglas Matt Beasley Liam Fowlie Dylan Robson Long Sean Furniss Taylor Van Der Wal Adam Honey Jack Hendricks Jake Myer Jack Leithhead Daniel Hoffman David Short Ash O’Driscoll Tom Battersby Jordan Gasparini Feroz Khan Tim Hoffman James Braybrook Trent Matthews Andrew Cossar

UNDER 19 Coach: Gary Burleigh 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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Lachlan Purkis Ryan Burleigh Trey Braione Jake Herring Joshua Kral Connor Van Der Wal Ben Irvine Campbell Evans Finley Brown Lochie Clooney Brent Honey Lucas Grierson

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Kyle Delaney Harrision Lowe Henry Ballard Talby Dove Daniel Palmer Daniel Wynne Jack Lacey Daniel George John McDonald Joel Gosbell Wade Van Leeuwen Scott Dawson

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Reuben Brown Nathan Amos Khaige Stenson Joshua Robertson Ben Savage Cameron Osborne Lachlan Phelan

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EAST BURWOOD Senior Coach: Wayne Cripps Res Coach: Robbie Ward Ground: East Burwood Reserve, Burwood Hwy, East Burwood (Melways 62 B7) Ph: 9887 8574. Colours: Black jumper, white monogram, black shorts with EFL webbing. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 39 40 41

Sam Coates Jack Prelorenzo Chris Dafter Stephen Henshaw Sam Kilduff Andrew Pudney Joey Canavan Toby Ryan Sam Caruso Nick Prelorenzo Jason May Brad Caalot Kalem Murian Micheal Putts Robbie Kerr Luke Brown Ben Polkinghorne MyKelti Lefau Mathew Nicholson Jarrad Stafford Jessie Laurie Mark Holland Jeremy Hannan Tom Smith Wayne Cripps Daniel Patterson Matt Henriques Jarrod Cavlot Craig O Malley Mitchell Cosgrove Matthew Squires Richard Wilton Tylor Fent Adam Daley William Curtis Ron Llorico Christian Multari

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George Vitinaros Eddie Rixton Justin Winder Glynn Ford Spencer Owen Jacob Mulqueen Laughlan Fitzpatrick Conner Kret John Spiliotopoulos Yianni Griffith Codey Lucas Omkar Chitale Hayden Brown George Lazaris William Thornton-Smith

DIVISION 3 EAST BURWOOD: In a difficult season for the senior teams this week brought some welcome news for the East Burwood Football Club. The club has once again been awarded the hosting of Division 3 finals. There will be four weeks of finals at the East Burwood Reserve starting on Saturday 26th August and culminating in the Grand Final on Sunday 17th September. This is a great result for the club and a testament to the quality of our facilities. As always lots of volunteers required to make these days run smoothly. This week sees the Rams travel to Heathmont and with just four weeks remaining the need for a win is vital. Only the level of performance seen against Scoresby and Chirnside Park recently provide hope for the Rams. SOCIAL EVENTS LUNCH AT THE BEEHIVE FRIDAY 4TH AUGUST 12.30-4.30PM Guest Speakers Ricky Nixon and Phil Carman Tickets $125.00 WINEMAKERS LUNCH SATURDAY 12TH AUGUST AT THE CLUBROOMS Tickets $45 PRESENTATION NIGHT SATURDAY 2ND AUGUST AT THE CARLTON BREWHOUSE 6.30PM https://eastburwoodfc.com.au

UNDER 19 Coach: Nathan Johns 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Josh Hooimeyer Daniel Millen Alex Killender Jared Walls Dylan Post Jordan Michael Jake Millen Chris Samios Liam Rodda Anthony Smith Mitch Cummings James Nelson

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John Paul Canavan Archer Kotsonis John Phillipou David Urbans Liam Farrelly Jake Elliott Callum Brady Max Wills Chuol Dot Yanni Billias Noal McCartinCollins

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DIVISION 3 TEMPLESTOWE: Heading fast toward the pointy end of the Season and the battle is on for Final’s positions – none more so than this Round 15 clash between the Templestowe Dockers and the Ringwood Redbacks at Porter St Reserve. Our U19’s will be hosting the Glen Waverley Eagles and lunch courtesy of TJFC. Our 3 Teams travelled to East Burwood Reserve to take on the Rams for Round 14 last weekend. Our U19’s found form taking a 25 point lead into half time. The Rams hit back in Q3 but The Dockers hung tough winning by 22 points. James Waldon with 2 goals and BOG awarded to Cameron Williams. A full strength Reserves team lead by 34 points at the first break against a Rams outfit bolstered by some U19’s. They did not allow the Rams to add any further to their score and went on to win by 150 points. Major goal scorers were Jamie Bain and Mac Rundle with 5 each, Rob Urquhart with 4, BOG given to Robin Zhou for a stellar performance. Great to see Simon Harris back for his first game in 2017. The Seniors took an early lead and after half time, the Rams didn’t add to their goal tally in windy conditions. Final result a relentless victory to the Stowe by 101 points, Anthony Mariani with 4 goals and Leigh Murphy BOG. Book in for Purple Haze 3 19th August Round 18 V Boronia. ”Whatever it Takes”– CQR.

TEMPLESTOWE Senior Coach: Craig Decorsey Res Coach: Travis Wason Ground: Templestowe Reserve, Porter St, Templestowe (Melways 33 G4) Ph: 9846 1478. Colours: Three white V-stripes with purple background, purple shorts.

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Sam Kirby Ryan Bain Cadeyn Williams David Di Stefano Billy Lodge Daniel Jackson Josh Waters Ken Thomas Matthew Tempone Matt Bain Nathan Franklin George Sahinidis Gus Growney Anthony Soriano Jamie Bain Daniel Pearce Jesse Wilson Alex Brown Tom May Jordan Walker Adrian Fancellu Leigh Murphy Brad Riddle Alex Wadsworth Anthony Mariani Alistair Quinn Matthew Zukiewicz Matthew Mariani Ollie Lodge Matt Nagel Simon Harris Jono Cassidy James Zukiewicz Steve Chilton Maurice Contreras Aleks Kumurdian Jacob Pylka Q2

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Sam Casalaz Joel Dicarla Harris Phaedonos John Paul Malietzis Sam Clark Robert Urquhart Jnr Dylan Karslake Josh Dawson Jack Wilson Jack Price Paul Fiorenza Charlie Athanassiou Adam Prestigiacomo Nick Worthing Jamie Van Kerckhof Evan Phaedonos Dean Papanicolaou Josh Leonard Scott Wason Nathan Ruggeri Rowan Peters Aaron Martin Robin Zhou Nicholas Phaedonos Tyler Brown Taylor Potter Nick Clohesy Lachlan MacAllister

UNDER 19 Coach: Robert Yoannidis 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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Nathan Scaglione Max Thomas Mark Ferraro Liam Reid Robert Swan Calum Best James Waldon Samuel Mills James Sexton Ryley Douglass Julian Toppi Luke Fitzsimons

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Steven Schwarzer Joshua Costin Michael Olden Cameron Williams Marcus Pillot Will Leaumont Nick Ericjoy Daniel Allen Lachlan Carter Lachlan Pane Michael Phyland Matthew Pallozi

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RINGWOOD Senior Coach: Patrick Bowden Res Coach: Geoff Brereton Ground: Jubilee Park, Greenwood Ave, Ringwood (Melways 49 H10) Ph: 9870 7947. Colours: Black jumper with white lightning strike vee, black shorts.

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Daniel Atwell Trent Farmer (C) Mitchell Jackson Brandon Stelfox David Burmeister Jamie Atkinson Jesse Matthews Nathan Cairns Luke Davis Daniel Collier Ash Darbyshire Jack Blyth Duncan Jones Michael Grierson James Katsiavos Adam Breen David Headland Stephen Burns Matt Wilkie Ben Power Harry George Scott Laing Steven Brown Keiran Hill Kelvin Grieg Declan Hill Mitch Brereton Nick Da Prue Shaun Lucas Daniel Jordanov Cameron Laing Tim Waack Jayden Cairns Joe Wilkinson Aaron Boone Michael King Patrick Bowden

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Anthony McCann Jae Darbyshire Zac Jenkins Nick Macklin Jack Kavanagh Josh Allen Luke Way Glen Petrie Matt Hall Jack Wadley Reece Paranie Kieren Davis Daniel Barhtlomeusz Glen Newland Ryan Challis Mitch Pettitt James Shambroook Michael Jones Lochlan Turner Jake Keogh Jacob Watson Jaime Pope Michael Sawyers Will Lewis Harry Pine Jack George Phil McGilvray Dylan Van Praet

DIVISION 3 RINGWOOD: Last weekend both sides continued their recent good form and banked another important 4 points with victories over Ferntree Gully. The blustery and windy conditions made it difficult to score at times and both games were low scoring affairs. The Reserves were challenged early and found themselves trailing by a goal at the main break. We slowly started to get on top in the third term to edge ahead by three quarter time and dominated the last quarter and ran the game out well to record a comfortable 5 goal victory. The Seniors was a real tight affair in the first half with both sides only able to score a goal each and we led by a couple of points at half time. The all important third quarter proved to be a good one for us and it saw us start to control the game and open up a handy two goal lead at three quarter time. Kicking with the wind advantage in the last term gave us the confidence to go on with it and we continued to increase our lead and in the end recorded a well deserved 30 point victory. Both wins sees the sides maintain their position near the top of the ladder and today is another huge one as we travel to take on Templestowe. Hopefully our good form continues and we can come away and celebrate with a couple more victories under our belt. Socially our $5000 draw night on August 12 is fast approaching so please ensure your sell and purchase your allocated tickets and help make this event a successful and profitable one for the club. For further details see Nick Macklin or visit the clubs website.

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European Vacation Major Raffle drawn Bob Henry Medal Night. See Harry for tickets

BORONIA Senior Coach: Peter Brown Res Coach: Rick Mills Ground: Tormore Reserve, Tormore Rd, Boronia (Melways 64 J9) Ph: 9762 7850. Colours: Brown jumper with gold hawk, brown shorts.

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Ryan Henderson Luke Hannon Travis Murphy Nathan Allen Brett Casterson Sean Bell Corey Burgess Josh Hannon Jordan Grandland Jarrod Lake Nathan Watson Damon Fairchild Lachlan Watson Jess Bolton Dayne Ruff Tom Dodd Brenton McAlpine Scott Nicholas Luke Hare Matt Geraghty Ryan Warren Nick Stamatakos Sam Goldsack Luke Leeson Daniel Gerard Jake Godwin Jacob Paterson Dane Romano Luke Johnson Ryan Miller Mason Kirby Caelan Murrihy Ryan White Jesse Rosamacki Chris Mcdonald Brayden Wright Todd Kenny

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Brendan Rapisarda Cam Flanagan Damon Webb Harry Burgess Mitch Agars Jai Sartori Michael Goldsack Ben Robertson Matthew Heenan Luke Biddau Matt Leeson Dean Black Kane Milde Lindsey Palmer Jarryd Rutherford Josh Collins Justin Wade Jacob Redaway Jayden Collins Jarryd Ecclestone Nick Carrados

UNDER 19 Coach: Andrew Wright 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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Fung Oneal Chinn Purdon Brasher Smith Kinniff Griffiths Notley Mighues D Dower Fairchild

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Bideau Duke Lech Steele Z Dower Hoenberger Zmood Mellis K Lech Clarke T Dower Mueller

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CHIRNSIDE PARK Senior Coach: Lachlan Tindal Res Coach: Brent Hawker Ground: Kimberley Reserve, Kimberley Drive, Chirnside Park (Melways 37 F3) Ph: 9726 9304 Colours: Black, white & gold vertical panels with panther emblem, black shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

Michael Baldwin Dean Prizmac Dylan Agnew Andreas Roth Luke Carratelli (C) Jackson Coultard Harley Chambers Michael King Luke London Aaron McNab Stuart London Jai Hardwick Lachlan Tindal Cain Eisele Kris Renkema Steven Young Sam Morton Dean Mitchell Johno Stewart Daniel Lewis Luke Power Ward Rakei Jake Hollingsworth Joshua Johnson Riley Griffiths Aaron Stevens Callum Vail Sam MciIwaine Luke Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;neill Rob Sandy Dean Barker Mitch Tranter James Cooney Anthony Harmon Luke Hanscomb Troy Rimando Jesse Rottinger

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Luke Pantalone Scott Morrison Ryan Mitchell Liam Flannigan Glenn Cornwell Jake Wilkinson Sam Cannon Heath Chamberlain Daniel Stanley Luke Folino Tom Long Bryce Harte Aaron Birt Daniel Woodstock Brent Jordan Regen Daniel Jordan Marsh Max Amos Matt Sidari Chris Smith Justin Vermuelen Lachlan Haggar Daniel Rodgers Lachlan Gilroy Taylan Hall Darcy Eastham Josh Amos Brent Hawker Anthony Thomas Aaron Pettinella

UNDER 19 Coach: Scott Morrison 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13

Liam Carusi Jack Wilson Mitchell Wilson Lachlan Eagleton Travis Allison Jake Puckering Tyson Walker Sam King Tristan Amos Sam Layfield Bryce Crockford Thomas Elliott

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Daniel Wulf Tyler Burnett Luke Flannigan Mark Butler Rohan Carroll Lachie Meloni Brody Barton Tyler Hams Caleb Taylor Seth McDonnell Piolo Rimando

DIVISION 3 SCORESBY: Today we welcome The Basin to the nest, in what is always a tough encounter. We hope to come away with multiple wins and keep moving up the ladder, with the 1’s and 19’s looking towards some August/September action. Stay If you want to stay warm, come into the clubrooms today and listen to Essendon champion Mark Harvey, who is speaking to our Life Members and Sponsors. Last week, venturing out to Park Orchards, we had some crowd support and a gritty performance saw a 1 point victory, with Mitch Gunton getting his hands on the footy in the goal square with less than a minute to go. 5 wins in a row now for the Seniors. Not sure when the last time we did this was. Maybe 2011? The Reserves were in it up to their eyeballs at half time, but lack of numbers and fitness was costly, going down by 10+ goals. A mummified Ben Johnson was back in good form. The 19’s were also thereabouts for most of the game, but ran out of legs in the last. Zac Taylor and Lachie Anderson both kicked a couple of goals. On the Friday night, the Netballers had a dominant victory over Wantirna South, with a couple of experienced players the keys in getting the win. Big month of Sundays coming up at the club with Under 12A, 14A and 17 Premier finals on. If you can lend a hand, let Peter Duncan know, or just turn up. Go Scores! scoresbyfc.org.au

SCORESBY Senior Coach: Scott Goldsworthy Res Coach: Jeremy Fraser Ground: Scoresby Recreation Reserve, Stud Rd, Scoresby. (Melways 72 H7). Ph: 9763 8888. Colours: Black and white vertical stripes, black shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9R 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 33 35 36 37 38 Q1

Joel Thompson Scott Goldsworthy Scott Duncan Matt Krawczyk Ashley King Christopher Birthisel Ryan Hicks Ben Bronsgeest Jarrod Hicks Scott Castledine Mitchell Anderson Toby Richards Jesse Owen Nicholas Richards Scott Jones Ben Castledine Mitchell Walker Nathan Hicks Mitchell Gunton Luke McDonald Sean Byrne Jonathan Roberts Daniel De Ieso Sam Grimshaw Thomas Boxell Christian Acquaro Ben Johnson Trent Atkinson Marc Williams Krishan Paulpillai Michael Phillips Tyson Chapman Dyllan Milligan Sean Charles Nathan Wale-Buxton Jason Cousins Jake Lacriarde Q2

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Adam Bronsgeest Marc Constentino Mark McGill Ben Johnston Cameron Betts Jack Paravacini Mitchell Hawes Alexander Grant Mitchell Stone David Pierce Jake Dunn Nathan Urbano Jack Reynolds Jack Sheridan Nathan Hawes Angus Letzing

UNDER 19 Coach: Kristian Bardsley 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 14 15

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Riley Gunton Nathan Bardsley Kobie Stock Cooper Bevis-Chedgy Bailey Meyer Joshua DuVallon James Perry Zac Ryan Nathan Kelly Christian Villella Thomas Sonsie Damon Crawford

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Jacob Richardson Jayden Adolph Jordain McNay Ben Butcher Harry Luke Lachlan Jones Jack Sabatinelli Lachlan Anderson Adam McNee Zac Taylor Jake Halley Liam Duncanson

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THE BASIN Senior Coach: Scott Homewood Res Coach: Pat Garrity Ground: Batterham Reserve, Miller Road, The Basin (Melways 65 D7). Ph: 9761 0320. Colours: Red & green vertical stripes, red shorts.

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Josh Adams Mitch Rule Jarred Bell Clinton Jones Luke Watson Max Kruger (VC) Trevor Mills (C) Lachlan Cripps Sean Carlos Thomas Painter Nathan Prosser Michael Thompson James Symnes Jackson Kean Jayden Brown Scott Mackay Cameron Cripps Matthew Hayhurst Jono Pitman Nathan Freeling Daniel Papa Josh Lee Joel Robertson Glynn Pratt Joshua Swainston Blake Henderson Paul Phillips Dayne Barclay Ashley Butler Adam Percy Daniel Bell Dylan Thierauf Nick Callanan Jackson Macaulay Dale McGrath Jackson Chalmers Aaron Findlay

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Jayden Pollard Lachlan Kruger Andrew Battye Michael Oxley Chris Caulfield Nathan George Aaron Seagrave Ricky Scott Jye Noble Nathan Williams Josh Noble Marcus Hopkinson Uriah Gray Anthony Duke Dean Jukic Pat Garrity Justin Hutchinson-Drake James Osborne Jordan Chircop Bruce Maybus

UNDER 19 Coach: Greg Granland 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Liam Pollard Callum Bell Jordan Thomas Adam Gleeson Corey Simcocks Brandon Goodman Mitchell Wallace Jason Mickelson Antoun Dib Jack Swindell Jason Banks Jai Armstrong

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Bailey Hobbs Travis Arnol Jayden Mauchline Jamie Battersby Damon Nicolson Tom Gibson Brayden Halamoutis Troy Jamieson Liam Walter Tom Edwards Jared Nash Jackson Moody

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DIVISION 3 FORECAST By: Matt Fotia Division 3 is often regarded as one of the toughest to escape from, clubs like Wantirna South, Mitcham and Templestowe can vouch for that. This season seems to be the toughest yet with first and seventh separated by just eight points, whilst Chirnside Park are still a mathematical chance in eighth position. We took a closer look at the current top five and what they need to do to keep their hopes of Division 2 footy in 2018 alive. Templestowe - (1st, 10-4) So close last season, perennial finalists Templestowe started the season slower than expected struggling to get a consistent run of form until Round 7 finding themselves 4-3. Since then the Dockers have won six out of their last seven games to claw their way to the top rung on the ladder. New coach Chris De Corsey says a lot of factors attributed to his sides indifferent start to the season, including players and coach getting to know one another. “Taking over the job, being a new coach it (pre-season) was more me trying to get to know the players, that was really part of it (the slow start),” he said. “Obviously working on strengths and weaknesses of all the players takes a bit of time and with a new game style which we tweaked a little bit it’s just taken awhile.” De Corsey says injuries and an ever-changing line up also played a role in his sides up and down form. “Inconsistent form in terms of players on the park, we’ve had a stack of injuries through the year we never really got consistency through the group in terms of guys playing in similar positions, our back six changed every week.” Once the Dockers got to terms with their new coach, new game style and got their best 22 on the park, they’ve become the premiership threat they were expected to be, knocking off below top 5 contenders Scoresby, Park Orchards and Heathmont on their surge to the top. With finals experience a plenty for the Dockers, De Corsey believes that timing their run and some added depth could be the difference this time round. “Reflecting with a few of the club members and the president, they’ve got to the finals and probably limped in the last couple of years in terms of injuries,” he said. “We’ve built a decent squad , where we are really picking a team on form, and we are hopeful that this will hold us in good stead this year.” De Corsey singled out a few of his charges who have been strong performers in their recent upturn of form. “Leigh Murphy has been solid all year, especially in the last 3 or 4 weeks, it’s been good to have Daniel Jackson back,” he said. The Dockers also have the best defence in the competition only conceding 798 points for the year, and Chris doesn’t neglect the forgotten men down back either. “Al Kumurdian and Prestigiacomo down back, those two have been rock solid as well.” The Dockers faithful will have memories of past finals in the back of their mind, which makes Chris’ fresh outlook a much needed one. RUN HOME: Ringwood (H), Warrandyte (H), The Basin (A), Boronia (H) Ringwood (2nd,10-4) The Redbacks are out to improve on their elimination final exit in season 2016 and will be pleased with their 10-4 record. What makes it even sweeter is the fact they began the season 0-3. 58

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However coach Patrick Bowden says the panic button wasn’t even looked at down at Jubliee Park and they had belief that their brand of football was a good one. “The first three games were against pretty tough opposition and we just fell on the other side of the win, loss by one point, 18 points and 28 points so we were in and around those football games,” Bowden said. Bowden believes that the Redback’s have gained maturity from that tough start and become stronger as a unit. “We probably matured a little bit through that period, we had to do some self-assessment and get some more experience into the team, once we did that I think it started to gel together a lot better and we are still playing the same type of football but it’s just the added maturity.” You can’t argue with the coach that their brand is a good one. The third best offence and second best defence makes for a pretty good mix come the back end of the year, Bowden believes that strong planning and a very able backroom staff have been integral to the Redbacks’ build. “I’ve got great confidence in my assistant coaches, they’ve been with me for three years, they know the way that I coach and we do a lot of planning during the week to get things in place,” Bowden said. Due to his role as playing-coach, the assistant’s role at Ringwood is somewhat different to most other clubs, but is easier when the team is in such good form. “On game day certainly over the last 10-11 weeks we haven’t had to change too much, but that makes it a lot easier for me having such great assistant coaches alongside me.” With players such as himself, Trent Farmer (54 goals) and Ben Power (8 times in best) running around for the Redbacks, Bowden is pleased that some of his lesser known players are going un noticed, but stresses the importance of 22 contributors. “Good players for me are James Shambrook , Timothy Waack and Kelvin Greig, those sorts of blokes that just keep doing a great job.” Bowden may be keeping his cards close to his chest, but from the performances his side have been putting in week in week out over the past few months, the cards he has shown have been pretty good. The Redbacks run home sees them play two fellow finals contenders before two winnable games heading into September. If they can come through this next fortnight unscathed, double chance and a week off could be their prize. RUN HOME: Templestowe (A), Boronia (H), Sth Belgrave (A), East Burwood (H) Park Orchards (3rd, 10-4) Park Orchards has recently hit a bit of a bump in the road, and despite being the pacesetters for most of the season it has fallen back to third following one-point losses to Templestowe and Scoresby in recent weeks. New coach Jarrod Bayliss is taking some positives from the recent dip.

“It’s a learning curve, obviously having such a young list, they’ve probably never been in this sort of position,” Bayliss said. “The game against Scoresby was lost in the last 30 seconds, due to us not defending hard enough when it counted.” Bayliss isn’t exaggerating the Sharks’ young list. They’ve debuted multipe under-19 players this season, as well as having players such as Josh Chappell and Evan Smeed who played in the under-19 side’s premiership last year. Bayliss says that there could be more youth to come, but he has to take into account the crucial games they have on the horizon. “There’s probably another four or five that could come in and play there’s just so many good young kids we’ve got coming through, it’s just being mindful of how many you play and when you play them,” he said. “It’s really exciting, young Matt George played his first game last weekend, unfortunately he won’t be available for a couple of weeks, but he came in and looked a 50 game player.” Despite being asked to recruit heavily upon his arrival, Bayliss says that the improvement of players that were already at the club has been the catalyst behind their performance this season. “Michael Philp, he’s nearly our leading goalkicker, I got a little bit of info early on that he’s lazy and that he’s always injured, so I played a little bit of a game with him that I was in his head that he’s going to play 18 games for me and really perform, he’s really been a big improver.” “The other one is Matty Haythorn, down back, he’s played a lot of twos footy but he came in for Round 3 and has played every game since and has been a real stalwart down back.” The Sharks have a couple of winnable games, as well as two very tough ones to finish the season including a mouthwatering Round 17 clash with Boronia which could decide who gets double chance. However with such a young list and evident improvement coming under the tutelage of Bayliss any finals experience would be priceless. RUN HOME: Warrandyte (A), East Burwood (H), Boronia (A), Ferntree Gully (H) Boronia (4th, 9-4-1) The Hawks have been going along steadily throughout season 2017 under Peter Brown. A 4-0 start followed by three back to back losses has meant the Hawks have managed to just sneak under the radar. However their steady form has seen them reel in Ferntree Gully and Heathmont to find themselves fourth. Senior coach Peter Brown says that when they’re at their best, the Hawks are elite they just need to believe it. “We’ve just kept reiterating to the players to believe in what we do, because when we do it, it actually works and works pretty well and we are hard to stop,” Brown said. “We’re only doing it for a quarter here and a quarter there, and that quarter is where we are basically defining the game.” With wins in recent times over current ladder leaders Templestowe and then top three contender Ferntree Gully, the Hawks must really be getting it right for those specific quarters. The Hawks have a tantalising Round 16 clash with Ringwood at Jubliee Park, in which Brown says they can measure themselves up against the best team this season. www.efl.org.au

“ Ringwood have got a very cagey coach who still plays pretty good football , he’s got them very well-drilled,” he said. “I certainly think Patrick Bowden does an excellent job with the Ringwood Football Club.” The Hawks have possibly the toughest run home of anyone in the division. The aforementioned clash with the Redbacks follows a game against Chirnside, who still remain a mathematical albeit small chance of finals footy, before finishing the season against the Sharks and Dockers. As the coach says, “We’re basically in charge of our own destiny, if we stuff up, we miss finals.” RUN HOME: Chirnside Park (H) , Ringwood (A) , Park Orchards (H) , Templestowe (A) Heathmont (5th, 9-5) One of the early front runners, Heathmont has had a tough run of things before finally getting back on the winners list against Chirnside Park by a solitary point last time out. However Jets coach Joel Cordwell knows exactly what they need to do to get back to their early season form. “The first starting point for us is bringing back the intensity, effort and pressure, that really defined us at the start of the year,” he said. “We really bought the heat in the first five to six games.” Like any other football club, the Jets have been hit by injuries and with the business end of the season approaching they’re trying to ensure their list is 100 per cent fit, both physically and mentally. “We’re gradually become healthier, getting guys back from injuries, refreshing guys on the training track by just lightening the load and taking away volume,” Cordwell said. “Just making sure we’re healthy physically and mentally has really been the theme of the past few weeks making sure guys are in the right headspace and that physically they’re feeling really good.” Should the Jets maintain their place in the top 5 they’ll be looking to put in place the lessons they learned from last seasons failed tilt at the flag. “We’ve learnt a hell of a lot, the first one is having that readiness and preparing for big games, as well as having that understanding of what’s needed on the big occasion in the big games.” “Just taking care of the little things and backing ourselves and our systems.” Cordwell has been incredibly proud of his co-captains in recent times, for their leadership and positivity around the group. “Dylan Sverns and Tom Rourke have been fantastic on and off the field, leading by example, taken training sessions, organised recovery and just their general positivity around the place has been outstanding; they’ve really grown as leaders,” Cordwell said. The Jets have all the systems in place to keep their players capable of returning to their early season form, and with just one game against a fellow finals contender to come, the positive vibes at H.E Parker Reserve might only get stronger as they look to firm their finals place. RUN HOME: East Burwood (H), Scoresby (H), Warrandyte (A), South Belgrave (A). 59

DIVISION 4 COLDSTREAM: We welcome the GWH Football club out to Coldstream Reserve today which shapes out to be a season defining game, both sides are desperate to get back on the winners list after both suffering loses last week.

COLDSTREAM Senior Coach: Michael Cardamone Res Coach: Ash Rankin Ground: Coldstream Reserve, Sth Gateway (off Maroondah Hwy), Coldstream. (Melways 281 B9) Ph: 9739 1984 Colours: Navy jumper with white vee, navy shorts.

Our boys were out played and out classed by the premiership favourites last week. 7 days is a long time in football and we are expecting a big turn around today and the next 4 weeks leading up to hopefully September action for our boys. Last week we celebrated our gala ball which was greatly attended by all the Coldstream faithful, a special thank you to Kelly Tarr and her team for a successfully run event. Our next big function is the Surbuban Footballer Congrats to Sean McCarthy this week playing his 100 game and in that time he has won a club senior bnf. Well done Macca. Social Calendar. All Events On The CFC Facebook Page and Team App 5th Aug- The Surburban Footballer $35. See Jamie Clark or Cam Skelton for a ticket. Vote Count 19th Aug Last Round. Presentation Night 9th September @ the club.

1 Aaron Brown 2 Michael Cardamone 3 Benjamin Thomas (RVC) 4 Rodney Williams (RC) 5 Daniel Price 6 Jai Deacon 7 Lauchlan Craig (SC) 8 Chol Majok 9 Daniel Versteegen 10 Anthony Lorusso 11 Darcy Carrigan 11 Jamie Pegg (RC) 12 Shaun Bennett 13 Sean McCarthy 14 Gary Huglin 15 Adam Burdick 16 Jamie Cecere 17 Patrick Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neil 18 John Rafferty 19 Jeffrey Akers 20 Dean Cecere 21 Aaron Sedgman (SVC) 22 Leigh Odermatt 22R Jordan Rice 23 Paul Wagner 24 Brendan Dickinson (SVC) 25 Adam Dale 26 Austin Mcinerney 27 Cameron Skelton 28 Tobias Griffin 29 Andy Cultrera 30 Clinton Gerace 31 Mitchell Edmonds 32 Michael Hendley 33 Sean Hartley 34 Shannon Walsh 35 Darcy Fritsch Q1

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Steven Stern Zachary Gorsuch Zac Brown Timothy Smith James Daley Ben Walsh Hayden Long Jack Lightbound Jake Cronin Christian Gerace Jake Healey Jonathon Austin Johnny Pignataro Todd Clayton Trent Richards Andrew Heal Ben Conder Sheldon Smith Nathaniel Soloman Matthew Barker David Sandy Seth Denny Nicholas Hunter Aaron Jones Mitchell Jenkins Mitchell Gibbs Chase Coley Brendon Duke Michael Bennett Daniel Witunga Mathew Urmston Timothy Beard Ryan Kerr Kieran Hulm Scott Reece

ROUND 15: SATURDAY 29 JULY 2017

GLEN WAVERLEY HAWKS Senior Coach: Ryan Flack Res Coach: Brad Matthews Ground: Central Reserve, Springvale Road, Glen Waverley. (Melways 71 B5) Ph: 9887 9696 Colours: Blue jumper with gold and white side panels and gold hawk emblem, blue shorts. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

Aaron Riddle Mitchell Potts (VC) Dan Eastman Ryan Goold Gavin Cruse Jesse Dunne (C) Billy Huxtable Beau Parthenides Daniel Eggington Tom Eddy Andrew Gellatly Oliver Wisniewski Josh McMillan Toby McMillan Josh Vilarino Jared Lapsley Evan Pickering Sam Parlapiano Brandon Hodges Luke Broad Tim Pape Jason Pitts Robert Efthimiadis Stephen Varney Shaun Williams Brad Matthews Ryan Newey Luke Paolini Dave Edebohls Joel Wille Sean Murphy Julian Wong Ben Pickering Paul Sinden Nick Smith James Clare Adam Amin

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Adam Mercuri Robbie Small Myles Viney Rhys Burton Shaun Straka Luke Sinden Stanley Campos Matt Munari Lachie Sheaf Aaron Barnard Callum Jackson Bijan Robilliard Campbell Gough Scott Padgett Caillin Austin Will O’Shea Tony Crinis Connor Wright Daniel Luff James Barlow

DIVISION 4 GLEN WAVERLEY HAWKS: The Glen Waverley Hawks continue on their three week road trip and travel to Coldstream this Saturday after being on the receiving end of a reality check from Forest Hill in a heavily contested game last week. The Hawks went into the game in good form, keen to take a top four scalp on the road and continue their charge up the ladder but Forest Hill were understandably not too interested in surrendering their spot in the top four without a fight. Kicking with the wind the Zebras had the best of the first term launching repeat inside 50’s and despite some inaccurate kicking held a comfortable lead at quarter time. The Hawks managed to turn the game into an arm wrestle after quarter time and despite some promising moments at different points throughout the day, they could never fully breach the gap that Forest Hill built early. Josh McMillan, Ryan Goold and Adam Amin & Mitchell Potts were amongst the best players for the Hawks but if Finals are to be a possibility in season 2017 coach Ryan Flack will need to have a more even contribution across the board. Looking ahead, the Hawks play an old fashioned 8 point game this week against Coldstream. Having taken the chocolates in their earlier battle at home this season, Glen Waverley will look to repeat the dose against a fellow contender on enemy turf. Coldstream will be smarting after a loss to the impressive Donvale and the Hawks can expect a fired up side ready to play at their peak in front of the home faithful. Glen Waverley is hosting Junior Finals at Central Reserve on Sunday 30th July so if you feel like watching some finals footy, please drop in and have a bite and watch some of the talent of the future run around. See you all at Coldstream this Saturday as the Hawks look to bounce back and continue their climb up the ladder. Go you Hawks and don’t forget to pack your warmest jacket and a pair of gloves!

UNDER 19 Glen Waverley Eagles Coach: Andrew Pinto 1 4 5 6 7 11 15 16 17 18 19 20

Dennis Stamatopoulos Josh Middleton Jack Breteler Kodey Logan Sean Bell Lachie Pickering Matt O’Dwyer Fraser Kenny (VC) Jordan Wright Anthoiny Vuljovic Lachie Jackson Ryan Fitzpatrick (C)

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Matt Eaton Max Reilly (VC) Matt Usatov James White Nic Dore Matt Jenkins Pat Willett Matt Sevior Ben Gray-Fraser Dan Clarke Harry Jones Nick Ainsworth

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Aaron Mason Nick Pearson Jordan McGowan Jack Whitbourn Josh Keyte Anthony Jenkins Bailey Stevens Seamus Bolton Zac Trotter Joe Plant

DIVISION 4 FAIRPARK: After a week we would want to put behind us, we started the weekend strong on Friday night with the Premier Girls recording a 55-35 win over Boronia. Alicia Hughes continued her season form with 43 goals. Unfortunately the Div 2 girls had a tough game against Norwood going down 37-31. Megan and Emily Williams both had double figures in goals for the night. We then travelled to the ladder leaders Whitehouse and we came out of the blocks strong but in tough conditions we were unable to keep it going losing 80-54. Dihood stared up front for us kicking 4 goals. Massive turnaround from the boys and they should all be proud. With the smallest of chances to still make the finals, the Seniors came out just as strong and the game was close all day. During the last quarter the game tied up a number of times and even a couple of chances to take the lead in the dying minutes but unfortunately going down by 4 points 71-67. This week we play our second last game at home against Nunawading on our Fairpark Memorial Game. Congratulations to the Under 17’s as well on a great season and you finished it off well with a win. Unfortunately just missing out of finals but we are confident you with go bigger and better next year. Up Coming Event: 200 Club – Sunday – 13th August – Get your number at the club now Vote Count Night – Friday 8th Sept Presentation Night – Friday 15th Sept – Tickets on sale soon

FAIRPARK Senior Coach: Sean Stanton Res Coach: Phil Sankey Ground: Fairpark Reserve, Manuka Drive, Ferntree Gully (Melways 64 F11) Colours: Maroon jumper with blue yoke and gold emblem, blue shorts

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James Hall Hayden Degraaf Michael Wood Ben Dadswell Jackson Deagan Shane Mercer Cameron Banks James Filtness Nathan Smith Tanner Stanton Jesse Pearce Gareth Bailey Josh Temple Nathan Werle Mark Flintoff Brandon Strange Jack Ormston Gavin Crivellaro Jackson Zaloumis Matthew Eddy Kyle Hird Stratos Doulgeris Mitch Nied Matt Young Robbie Cox Jye Driscoll Daniel Bartlett Tom McNamara Nick Cowan Luke Gordon Brad Nied Shaun McKay James LeGassick Liam O’Brien Jason Peagram Brendan Wright Tyson Barrington Q2

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Ewan John James Topp Dale Oneill Ryan Prest David Mitchell Shaun Keating Tim Symons Lachlan McKenzie Brad Treverton Ronnie Mckendry Troy Brown Daniel Crichton Rhys Fuller Paul Franklin Brendan Andric Dylan Maloney David Bentley James Hearnes David Bennett Simon Bott Dylan Ryan Brad Banks James Duggan Russell Warburton Ben Opitz Rhys Harrison Luke Temple Jayden Dihood

ROUND 15: SATURDAY 29 JULY 2017

DIVISION 4

NUNAWADING Senior Coach: Paul Bevan Res Coach: Ryan Dobson Ground: Koonung Reserve, Springfield Rd, Blackburn Nth. (Melways 47 K6) Ph: 9894 4174 Colours: Maroon and Gold vertical stripes, Maroon shorts.

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Ryan Dobson Marty Lambe Tim Burgoyne Jason Kotis James Backhouse Nick Whelan Andrew McDonald Jordan Smith Stefan Krakowick Luke Bogdon Daniel Jones Tim Barro JP Tom Hogg Leigh Gifford Chris Ciemcioch Ryan Hardy Dean Kirk Bowen Strahan Ashley Schulz Ash Cox Nathan Foyster Joshua Delaney Nathan Clements Alex Mitchell Craig Corrin Daniel Flanagan Rory Dezylva Andre Eramo Scott McMnhon Sam Merhebi Mitch Wilson Liam Burns Tim Jenkins Matthew Eastaugh Nick Martin Douglas Manley

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Andrew Burgess Nathanal Boyle Miles Rob Jenkins Sam Johnson Anthony Moore Trent Stephenson Josh Hunter Nigel Foyster Mark Clarke Clint Bentley Dane Price Luke Ferguson

DIVISION 4 KILSYTH: The Reserves kicked our day off up the mountain with a 66-point win over Silvan. Hincksman kicked 6, Fitzsimons with 3, Donaldson 2, Grylls, Gardiner and King all with 1. Hincksman was best on, followed with Fitzsimons, Zaicz, Fedat, King and Russell. This win put the boys into the top 4, were they are sitting 4th with 9 wins, 5 losses. The Seniors then came out and had a 98-point win over the Cats. Clarke kicked 6, Lucas 4, Currey 3, Mainenti, Miechel and Goodinson all with 2, Henshall, Jackson, Fogarty and M Richards (who played his first Seniors game for the club in just his 4th game back from a knee reco), all kicked 1. Best on: Clarke, Vanflorestein, M Richards, Lucas, Mainenti and Browning. This win also put the boys into the top 4, were they are sitting 4th with 8 wins, 5 loses and a draw. Upcoming functions: 12th August: 90s Party at the club rooms. $10 entry! 16th September: Best and Fairest: Dorset Gardens Hotel. More information to come!

KILSYTH Senior Coach: Paul Newlands Res Coach: Chris Rutty Ground: Pinks Reserve, Liverpool Rd, Kilsyth. (Melways 51 H8) Ph: 9728 8773 Colours: Black jumper with red sash, red shorts. 1 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Q1

Rob Mainenti Mathew King Cam Van Florstein Josh Van Gulik Aaron Beavan Cameron McArthur Jye Sigersma Travis Browning Jack Meichel Ben Benson Ryan Goodinson Ryan Crosby Jake Henshall Callum Donaldson Sean Currey (C) Nic Leary Ash Masters Scott Irvine Harley Thomas Jackson Lucas Michael Noonan Scott Killen Chris Rutty Corey Webb Simon Clarke Elliot Ross Mathew Jackson Kane Hillier Matthew Richards Eddie Molesworth Josh Garside Gavin Nautili Mose Levey Max Spiers Brendan Richards Heath Williams Gavin Malan Q2

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Hayden Harris Troy Zaicz Michael Hincksman Miff Smith Ben Fogarty Luke Perryman Morgan Gardiner Mitchell Jacobs Josh Oliver Matthew Stather Jay Kelly Hayden Lane Tyrone Russell Michael Charles Paul Malan Robb Bailey Manny Webb Paul Hare Matthew Dobson Dale Fedat Haydn Morse Adrian Grylls Daniel Nevins

UNDER 19 Coach: Mathew Jackson 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 12 15 16 17

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Brandon Wallan Noah Hargreaves Bradley Polkinghorne Jake Powell Cooper Stevens Tom Clarke Ben Shepherd Mitchell Clavant Drew Sells (C) Jacob Newton (C) Daniel McCall Jake Coleman

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Nathan Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Rourke Jason Polkinghorne Tyson Doutch Harry Clarke Jarred Prest Mark Parker Brandon Scheepers Ben Anderson Jackson Bentley Mark Hutchins Cooper Bentley

DIVISION 4

ROUND 15: SATURDAY 29 JULY 2017

FOREST HILL Senior Coach: Martin Stillman Res Coach: Matthew Peterson Ground: Forest Hill Reserve, Fraser Place, Forest Hill. (Melways 62 E2) Ph: 9878 9336 Colours: Green and White vertical stripes, Green shorts

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Mitchell Gibbons Lucas Gibbons Jake Rowe Jacob Mowat Adam Ziegerink (C) David Smyth Aaron Creak Michael Casey James O’Sullivan Damian Hodder Justin Scicluna Austin Deneys Nick Pincott Daniel Ratcliffe Sanjit Jayasinghe Tom Denham Gavin Willoughby Dean McGuire David Mathers Dylan Wallace Ryan Fisher Mitchell Remington Jarryd Healey-Rotheram James Martin Jarrad Hills Brandon Perring Mitchell Newman Luke Harley Joseph McLelland Matt Carnelley William Burgess Todd Burger James Powell Dan Gregg-Mantle Sam Grose Lachlan Mason Liam Carnelley

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Harley Burmeister-Lyons Nathan Palmer Jim Buaban Nathan Wilson Jake Davis Rohnan Laws Will Stoneham Elijah Dale Davis Kelly Max McAra Jason Rossit Tim O’Brien Mark Parrent Riley Gillian Tim Johnston Erik Vakalis Josh Dyson Ben Casey Nathan Walsh Brock Smith James Hair Stuart Cassidy Shaun Smith Dylan Harries Dylan Knight Tim Douglas

FOREST HILL: A bitingly cold wind greeted us on Saturday as we hosted Glen Waverley Hawks. The ladies luncheon was well attended and the ladies had the best seat in the house being inside and warm. We thank those that attended and acknowledge the time and work that these ladies put into our club and trust they enjoyed their day. On the field, the Reserves enjoyed a comfortable win and shared the goals around with 10 separate goalkickers. Key forward Rohnan Laws was the standout with 7 goals along with a number of multiple goalkickers, but if we had kicked straighter the margin could have been greater. The team focus was to back up last week’s performance against Coldstream with another Win against a finals contender. As was expected, it was a high quality game in difficult conditions, and if Forest Hill were able to convert our goal scoring opportunities the margin would have been bigger at the end of the game. Nick Pincott and Liam Carnelley capitalised on some good work up the field and were the main goal kickers with 5 and 4 goals respectively. In other news around the club, junior finals are here and the Zebras have our Under 14 girls, Under 17s and Under 12s all launching their finals campaign. Let’s ensure we get around and support the young Zebras. Our netballers are into their last two games of the regular seasons. All 3 teams enjoyed wins and Zebras and Green are top of the ladder whilst White sit in third. It looks likely that all three teams are finals bound. Again, let’s get around and support the female Zebras over these vital games. This week sees us travel to take on the old rival Kilsyth. The Cougars are in 4th spot in both seniors and Reserves and so will be well motivated for this game as a win or loss will make an enormous difference at the business end of the season. Let’s ensure that we keep the John Clegg shield for the 4th time in a row at Zebraland by winning both games against Kilsyth in 2017. Go Zebras!

DIVISION 4 SURREY PARK: The under 19’s played Donvale, in a top of the table clash. After being down by 5 goals at 3QT, the 19’s flicked the switch in the last kicking 6 goals to their 0 in a huge comeback win. ‘The Clock’ Ben Peters used the ball well through the middle and up forward. Paul Collopy was back in the side after a great stint in the seniors and showed all class. The Sushi Train, Sushil Bist also was handy up forward applying pressure alongside Liam ‘Chaos’ Hauser, who kicked a cheeky snag. The reserves continued their stellar season with a win. Luke Jackson kicked 6 (with his first one being a bit questionable), Nick Coad notched a bag of 5, and Matt ‘Possum’ McBride also slotted 3 himself. However, it was the backline that was most impressive, with the likes of Dean Spencer, Patty Mccaughn, Jason Reid and Andrew Risely providing the run and carry that coach Foss has wanted to see. The seniors followed suit again, making it consecutive weekends with 3/3 wins. Dan Smart and Rifle Tempany were prolific down back, and both pushed up onto the wing in the last quarter as a reward for keeping the opposition goalless until 3QT. Best Buds, Alex Hocking & Justin Cuzzupi were amongst our best players, with Hocko getting the hard ball and Zoop kicking a healthy handful of 6 goals. We take on Silvan this week at the #PantherPit.

SURREY PARK Senior Coach: Scott Hamill Res Coach: Andrew Comello Ground: Surrey Pk Reserve, cnr Canterbury & Elgar Rds (Melways 47 B12) Ph: 9898 7282 Colours: Black yoke with Black and White stripes. Black shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 Q1

Liam Doidge Justin Cuzzupi Michael Paolini Riley Tempany Jayden Murphy Teri Miriklis James Wright Graeme Johns Joseph Crabtree Kane Henden Andrew Venables Cameron McCasker Ryan Kennedy Patrick Hatch Darby Edgeworth Danyon Smart Andrew Rogers Darcy Sketcher Zachary Tempany Daniel Toma Dean Spencer Sloane Willing Benjamin Podger-Carroll Nick Coad Thomas Rogers Dylan Jones Ben Field Bailey Jones Ryan Higgins Alex Hocking Josh Garvin Michael Mckenzie Thomas Ross Joshua Reid Zachary Moore Oliver Anderson Declan Hauser Q2

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Thomas Veitch Matthew Anderson Thomas Badcock Harrison Cook Matthew Mcbride Nick Tanner Matthew Olden Tyson Rattle Luke Jackson Joshua Bentley Daniel Brock David Truong Josh Brown Ben Myers Christopher Allen Patrick Dowling Paul Young Sam Pentney Patrick McCaughan Liam Williamson Bede Briscomb Stuart Johns Alan Chung

UNDER 19 Coach: Dean Peters 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 14

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Jonathon Brisbane Liam Hauser Ben Peters Will Grant Tom Girvan Tom Spangaro Paul Collopy Angus Walker Fin Hanna Lachie Martin Jaramogi Oburu Josh Hayes

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James Gray James Marshall Noah Bennett Liam Mooney Callum Ternes James Box Harry Lacchiana Harry Clyne Ronan Bohanna Conrad Dickson Tyler O’Neill Henry Chambers

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SILVAN: Kilsyth proved too good for both our teams last weekend, although the effort throughout each game was commendable.

SILVAN Senior Coach: Michael Scoon Res Coach: Shane Rowe Ground: Silvan Reserve, Cnr Parker and Monbulk Roads, Silvan. (Melways 123 C1) Colours: Navy blue with arched pale blue stripes on side and navy shorts

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Aaron Lamonica Tristan Verhoef Thomas Frost Luke Moore Aaron Rowe Adam Robert Dean Janssen Leigh Dickfos Matthew White Will Shephard Andrew Knight Brayden Bowes Brent Guglielmi Neal Macaulay (Res) Trent Fennell Paul Jones Damien Noll Adrian Cannata Troy Smith Daniel Begley Luke Beddome Bryce Litchfield Daniel Wells (Res) Alex Walker Jarrod Rowe Shaun Jones Beau Kitto Andrew Daou John Bonnano Matthew Welten Borris Shane Rowe Jarryd Dietzel David Denton Aaron Fortescue Rhys Spooner Warren Schmidt

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Cameron Bisschop Daniel Jones Hugh McCollam Angus McCollam Stefan Cardamone Jake Andrews Anthony Giuliano Blair Neill Patrick Calvert Chris Murphy Alex Richardson Harley Bain Justin Taylor Tim Martin Tom Hoare Mohammad Hussini Alex Harris Keegan Hewitt Dean Toohey Sam Russell Simon Surrao

The Reserves lacked a bit of experience with a couple of key outs, however the younger brigade and a few new faces flew the flag. Anthony Giuliano kept up his excellent year with 3 of our 4 goals and was joined in the best by Cam Bisschop, Moh Hussaini, Troy Smith and the Hewitt brothers â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Keegan and Ryan. The Seniors were touched up by Kilsyth, who got off to a good start and kept it going for four quarters. Luke Beddome snagged a couple of majors, while Jarrod Rowe, Jarryd Dietzel, Daniel Begley, Brent Guglielmi, Dean Janssen and Luke Moore all had good games. This week we head to Surrey Park looking to get back on the winners list. To all players, supporters and members, lock in the Round 16 home game against Fair Park for our next event, live music provided by the Flaming Moes! Good luck to everyone today. #CATSFOOTY, Go Cats!

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UNDER 19 Coach: Chris Maclagan 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 11 12 13 14

Aaron Morris Curtis Damon Samuel Margo Tim Martone Brayden Bowes Ben Hunt Max Huntley Daniel Sharp Jake Francombe Rhys Lloyd Neal Macauly (VC) Tyson Fisher

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Aaron Francis Jimmy Harrington Tim Sugarmur Patrick Calvert (C) Tom Hore Aaron Enener Thomas Robertson Tristan Williams Tom Dwight Jacob Zahra Brandon Cameron Cameron Bisschop (DVC)

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DONVALE: Two great wins against Coldstream last weekend. Our reserves and seniors both played really well, with our seniors remaining on top of the ladder. After charging out of the blocks, our Under 19s were overrun by Surrey Park in the last quarter. We welcome Whitehorse Pioneers to Donvale today and expect great contests in all three grades. We wish all Whitehorse supporters an enjoyable day. Welcome also to the EFL media team, here to broadcast the huge top of the table clash. A very special welcome to our 1977 teams, here today to celebrate a 40 year premiership reunion. Big thanks to our sponsors. We encourage Donvale supporters to use the services of our sponsors whenever you can. Jellis Craig Manningham, Donvale Flower Gallery and Konstruct Recycling are our major sponsors and we have great support from many other great businesses; including Swap A Top, Around Town Plumbing and Cotsford & Ma. Don’t forget Reverse Raffle tickets are on sales now. It will be a great function on 12 August. Check out on our new website www.donvalefc. com.au and our facebook page, Please do remember to follow us on social media (Facebook and Instagram) to stay up to date with all the Donvale news.

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Senior Coach: Matt Fife Res Coach: Daniel Michelangeli Ground: Donvale Reserve, Mitcham Road, Donvale. (Melways 48 F3) Colours: Black with Green and white V, Black shorts.

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Karl Toce Daniel Moseley Matt Fife Matt Leardi Matthew Sheen Jack Purcell Peter Ancona James Hayward Josh Busch Jesse Liebelt David Holland Hayden Cotsford Sam Coghlan Josh Phillips Nick Murphy Jeremy Grocott Nick Lannen Michael Foley Matt Sutherland Kyle Wignell Rob Finch Daniel Jones Jaimie Ruberto Adam Woods Andy O’Meara Patrick Dillon Clay Crimmins Dean Di Staso Jason Wade Alex Fiore Kyle Rodda Jake McCormack James Rausa Michael Howse Zac Haig Lachlan Imeneo Sean Maher

Aaron D’Amato Christopher Rinkquest Nicholas Decesare Ethan Parkinson Jackson Rowe Ben Di Virgilio Luke Scapin Jack Dullard Kristian Panayiotou Mark Squillace Grant Harris Jonathan Tommasoni

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Daniel Michelangeli Josh Cardamone Chris Sutherland Dave Withers Carl Seiger Michael Angeli Damien De Blasio Craig Nicholson Sean Donovan Jonathan Salamon Daniel Clarke Avi Limbu Ryan Paterson Aiden Baggoley Anthony LaSala Daniel Zachariah Julien Withers Michael Deccorado Tierney Reid James Schutz Michael Withers Aloma Obialor Jake Pantas Rainier Culwick Michael Trkulja

Christopher Drakos Lucas Hehir Harrison Goss Tim Stanghi Luke Leighton Vincent Meagher James Kolokythas Chris Massarotti Jordan Crombie Nadi Hamzovski Mark Odhiambo Dylan Kelly

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Joshua Jordaan Rhys Matthews Shabhan Teffaha Harrison Giles Jordan Haigh Matt Day

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WHITEHORSE PIONEERS Senior Coach: Derek Shaw Res Coach: Joel Daley Ground: Springfield Park, Cnr Springfield & Dorking Rds, Box Hill North. (Melways 47 F7) Ph: 9898 5970 Colours: Maroon jumper with white side panels, Whitehorse emblem, maroon shorts.

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Tom Lumsden James Wright Charlie Clifford Duncan Galvez Aidan Mulhern Leon Adamopoulus Nekta Adamopoulus Jack Behrendt Taden Vitacca Sam Vassiliou Tom Prerrett Ben Hillman Noah Whiffin

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DIVISION 4

WHITEHORSE PIONEERS: 19s had a great win over Ferntree Gully at home, winning by 167 points, Tallariti kicked 5, Bacon 4, Vitacca 3 and Adamopoulos 3.

Best on for the team Mulhern, Both Adamopoulos brothers, Bacon, Russell and Tallariti.

Big challenge this week with Donvale.

Reserves also had a win at home against Fair Park winning by 26 points, J. Trevaskis 4, S. Nolan 2, J. Clydsdale 2. Best on for the team was J. Trevaskis, L. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien, S. Nolan, D. Tempany, J. Clydsdale, A. Townsend.

Our Seniors had a close win by 4 points to Fair Park at home a must win to stay strong in the top 4. Goal kickers for us A. Padbury 2, M. Gleed 2, M. Newton 2, M. Ward 2. best on for the day was M. Gleed, D. Bertacco, J. Duclos, A. Blythman, T. Connell, J. Bevis. Big game this week with top Donvale must win for the team to lock in finals for 2017.

The netball also had a must win on Friday night against Rowville, the team must win all games in the next 3 weeks to make the top 4 and finals for 2017.

Also our BBQ trailer raffle still has tickets available, $10 per ticket to be drawn on the 5th August 2017 at 6.30pm.

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UNDER 19

Coach: Zane Job

Baron Chu Lachlan Bacon Callum Geddes Matt Sorrell Isaac Dwyer Dion Russell Miller Bartholomew Zavier Fry Richie Keane Victor Ngo Dana Di Paolo Patrick Vardy Sam Rentsch

Bendigo Bank are Loyal supporters of the Eastern Football League Ashburton 9885 2666 Balwyn 9836 8029 Bayswater 9729 0122 Belgrave 9752 6606 Blackburn South 9894 8467 Boronia 9762 6499 Canterbury 9836 9466 Dingley Village 9551 6111 Doncaster East 9840 2028 Ferntree Gully 9756 0322 Heathmont 9729 4007 Mooroolbark 9726 5388

Montrose 9728 3177 Mt Evelyn 9737 1833 Pinewood 9886 6477 Ringwood East 9870 3655 Ringwood 9870 9244 Rowville 9755 8611 Surrey Hills 9890 7188 Templestowe 9846 1455 Wantirna 9720 4122 Warrandyte 9844 2233 Wandin/Seville 5964 4595

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JUNIOR LADDERS 2017 17 PREMIER TEAM Vermont Mooroolbark Green Rowville Hawks Heathmont Blue Blackburn Black Noble Park Norwood Black Lilydale

P 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

W L 14 0 10 4 10 4 8 6 8 6 5 9 4 10 1 13

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

15A

B FF For Agst 0 0 1285 394 0 0 1090 658 0 0 1095 679 0 0 870 777 0 0 781 736 0 0 645 992 0 0 660 1015 0 0 418 1366

% 326.14 165.65 161.27 111.97 106.11 65.02 65.02 30.60

Pts 56 40 40 32 32 20 16 4

TEAM Vermont Purple Rowville Hawks East Ringwood FTG Eagles Blue Blackburn Black Boronia Norwood Heathmont

P 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

W L 12 2 11 3 10 3 9 4 6 8 5 9 1 13 1 13

17A TEAM The Knights - Rowville East Burwood Knox Red The Basin Red Upper FT Gully Red Glen Waverley Rovers Donvale

P 13 13 13 13 14 13 13

W 12 11 8 5 5 4 1

L 1 2 5 8 9 9 12

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM The K- Rowville Lysterfield Teal Lilydale North Ringwood Bayswater Wantirna South Montrose Waverley Blues

P W L 14 13 1 14 12 2 14 9 5 14 8 6 13 6 7 14 6 8 14 4 10 14 4 10

% % Won 281.46 92.86 163.57 84.62 162.48 78.57 155.76 78.57 123.11 57.14 107.03 50.00 91.49 35.71 53.99 28.57 70.32 21.43 16.68 0.00

TEAM Upper Ferntree Gully Chirnside Park South Croydon The Basin Blackburn Red Glen Waverley Rovers Scoresby

TEAM Mitcham Knox Black South Belgrave Heathmont Gold Croydon Norwood Purple Upper FTG Blue Rowville Gold

P W L D B FF FA For Ag 13 12 1 0 1 0 0 1321 338 14 12 2 0 0 0 0 1063 444 13 9 4 0 1 1 0 1236 465 13 5 8 0 1 0 0 561 1103 14 5 9 0 0 0 0 919 905 13 4 9 0 1 0 0 635 1034 12 1 11 0 2 0 0 316 1209 14 1 13 0 0 0 1 386 1398

% % Won 390.83 92.31 239.41 85.71 265.81 69.23 50.86 38.46 101.55 35.71 61.41 30.77 26.14 8.33 27.61 7.14

TEAM FTG Eagles White Vermont Gold Knox Kilsyth Lysterfield Grey Mitcham

TEAM Lysterfield Forest Hill The Basin Green Scoresby South Croydon Vermont Gold Eastern Lions Blackburn White Kilsyth FTG Eagles White

P W L 14 12 2 14 11 3 14 8 6 14 8 6 13 6 7 14 6 8 14 6 8 14 5 9 14 3 11 14 1 13

W L 13 1 11 2 11 3 11 3 8 6 7 7 5 9 4 10 3 11 0 14

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

For Agst 1417 700 1241 658 1153 613 1004 612 768 1005 762 940 543 1171 397 1586

% 202.43 188.60 188.09 164.05 76.42 81.06 46.37 25.03

D B FF FA For Agst 0 0 0 0 1079 533 0 0 0 0 1037 548 0 0 1 0 1140 685 0 0 0 1 877 853 0 1 0 0 541 703 0 0 0 0 673 902 0 0 0 0 745 1012 0 0 0 0 573 1043

B 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

P W L 12 10 2 12 8 4 12 8 4 13 8 5 12 3 9 13 2 11 12 1 11

17C

% 202.44 189.23 166.42 102.81 76.96 74.61 73.62 54.94

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 2 2 2 1 2 1 2

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B 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

% Won 92.86 85.71 64.29 57.14 46.15 42.86 28.57 28.57

For Agst % % Won 1138 328 346.95 83.33 787 517 152.22 66.67 780 532 146.62 66.67 611 707 86.42 61.54 436 770 56.62 25.00 473 843 56.11 15.38 240 895 26.82 8.33

15D P W L 14 10 4 14 10 4 13 8 5 14 8 6 14 2 12 14 0 14

D B For 0 0 1078 0 0 1144 0 1 799 0 0 600 0 0 534 0 0 237

Agst 444 483 422 704 1043 1506

% % Won 242.79 71.43 236.85 71.43 189.34 61.54 85.23 57.14 51.20 14.29 15.74 0.00

17D D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pts 48 44 42 38 24 20 4 4

15C For Agst 1154 410 862 527 983 605 947 608 1012 822 929 868 806 881 561 1039 635 903 217 1301

P 14 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

15B B FF For Agst % % Won 1 0 1307 304 429.93 92.31 1 0 1100 484 227.27 84.62 1 0 915 782 117.01 61.54 1 0 640 926 69.11 38.46 0 0 681 1018 66.90 35.71 1 0 673 885 76.05 30.77 1 0 502 1081 46.44 7.69

17B TEAM Chirnside Park East Ringwood Boronia Mooroolbark Gold Bayswater Vermont Purple North Ringwood Waverley Blues Blackburn Red FT Gully Eagles Blue

D 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

FA 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1

For Agst 1437 564 1237 677 958 793 1056 940 777 852 888 986 794 949 698 1134 771 1004 472 1424

% % Won 254.79 85.71 182.72 78.57 120.81 57.14 112.34 57.14 91.20 46.15 90.06 42.86 83.67 42.86 61.55 35.71 76.79 21.43 33.15 7.14

JUNIOR LADDERS 2017 14A TEAM P Vermont Purple 14 East Ringwood Blue 13 Lysterfield Teal 13 North Ringwood 13 Blackburn Black 13 The Basin 13 FTG Eagles Blue 13

W L 13 0 10 2 10 3 7 6 3 10 3 10 3 10

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D 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

B For Agst 0 1144 463 1 1016 617 1 1017 522 1 792 503 1 588 887 1 581 963 1 438 849

% % Won 247.08 96.43 164.67 80.77 194.83 76.92 157.46 53.85 66.29 23.08 60.33 23.08 51.59 23.08

TEAM Lysterfield Teal East Ringwood Blue Rowville Hawks North Ringwood Waverley Blues GW Rovers Black Mooroolbark Vermont

F A 991 625 915 601 1139 641 928 657 868 625 746 929 572 1188 567 1166 451 1083

% % Won 158.56 84.62 152.25 76.92 177.69 69.23 141.25 57.14 138.88 57.14 80.30 30.77 48.15 30.77 48.63 28.57 41.64 15.38

TEAM Heathmont Croydon The Basin Boronia Kilsyth Lilydale Bayswater Blackburn

D FF F A 0 0 1207 437 0 0 1166 477 0 0 1332 634 0 0 806 873 0 0 732 900 0 0 611 849 0 0 554 1399 0 0 427 1266

% Pts 276.20 52 244.44 44 210.09 32 92.33 28 81.33 28 71.97 20 39.60 12 33.73 8

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W L 13 1 12 2 10 4 9 5 5 9 5 9 3 11 3 11

14B TEAM Heathmont Mooroolbark East Burwood Lilydale Rowville Hawks Glen Waverley Rovers Chirnside Park Knox Croydon

P W L 13 11 2 13 10 3 13 9 4 14 8 6 14 8 6 13 4 9 13 4 9 14 4 10 13 2 11

TEAM Waverley Blues Wantirna South Montrose South Croydon Donvale Mitcham Upper FT Gully Lysterfield Grey

P 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

TEAM FTG Eagles White Vermont Gold East Ringwood White Kilsyth Blackburn Red Bayswater/Norwood

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D FF For Agst % Pts 0 0 752 369 203.79 52 0 0 830 305 272.13 48 0 0 898 356 252.25 40 0 0 591 583 101.37 36 0 0 532 652 81.60 20 0 0 487 703 69.27 20 0 0 467 836 55.86 12 0 0 304 837 36.32 12

13B

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B 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1

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W L 13 1 9 5 9 5 6 8 6 8 4 10 3 11 2 12

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 770 598 511 460 435 357 358 195

A 386 365 363 467 513 580 546 684

% 199.48 163.84 140.77 98.50 84.80 61.55 65.57 28.51

Pts 52 36 36 24 24 16 12 8

% 172.42 205.83 151.56 85.41 103.01 75.47 60.06 42.78

Pts 48 40 36 32 24 24 12 8

14C W 13 11 8 7 7 5 3 2

L 1 3 6 7 7 9 11 12

13C TEAM Glen Waverley Hawks Upper Ferntree Gully The Knights - Rowville Mitcham Donvale Chirnside Park East Ringwood White Wantirna South

P W L 14 12 2 14 10 4 14 9 5 14 8 6 14 6 8 14 6 8 14 3 11 14 2 12

14D

D FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 669 706 682 480 548 400 385 317

A 388 343 450 562 532 530 641 741

13D D FF F A % Pts 0 0 1041 402 258.96 52 0 0 847 644 131.52 32 0 0 761 680 111.91 32 0 0 1137 686 165.74 28 0 0 422 1068 39.51 8 0 0 307 1275 24.08 0

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TEAM Coldstream Ferntree Gully Eagles Montrose Rowville Gold Lysterfield Grey Forest Hill GW Rovers White Knox

P 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

W 13 11 10 8 7 4 3 0

L 1 3 4 6 7 10 11 14

D FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 757 635 751 546 463 308 349 209

A 177 441 393 415 422 648 787 735

% Pts 427.68 52 143.99 44 191.09 40 131.57 32 109.72 28 47.53 16 44.35 12 28.44 0

JUNIOR LADDERS 2017 12A TEAM East Ringwood Blue Mooroolbark Green Blackburn Black Vermont Purple Lysterfield Teal North Ringwood Red

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P W L D FF 14 12 2 0 0 14 9 4 1 0 14 9 5 0 0 14 8 5 1 0 14 4 10 0 0 14 3 11 0 0

For Agst 711 290 674 434 500 469 667 414 346 700 311 662

% 245.17 155.30 106.61 161.11 49.43 46.98

Pts 48 38 36 34 16 12

TEAM Mitcham Vermont Purple Glen Waverley Hawks Wantirna South Green Norwood Blackburn Black Lysterfield Teal The Basin Red

Pts 56 40 36 32 32 28 16 16 8 0

TEAM Glen Waverley Rovers Croydon White Knox North Ringwood Heathmont Blue East Ringwood Blue Lilydale

P W L 14 14 0 14 10 4 14 9 5 14 8 6 14 8 6 14 7 7 14 4 10 14 4 10 14 2 12 14 0 14

TEAM Wantirna South Croydon Montrose Blue Vermont Gold Mitcham East Ringwood White Donvale South Belgrave The Basin Lysterfield Grey

P 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

D FF F A 0 0 1022 178 0 0 701 417 0 0 628 532 0 0 659 367 0 0 613 536 0 0 564 398 0 0 404 505 0 0 475 755 0 0 180 987 0 0 169 980

% 574.16 168.11 118.05 179.56 114.37 141.71 80.00 62.91 18.24 17.24

Pts 48 48 48 36 30 30 28 28 12 4

TEAM The Knights - Rowville Donvale Chirnside Park Kilsyth Ferntree Gully Eagles Rowville Hawks East Burwood Upper Ferntree Gully Mooroolbark South Croydon

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W 12 11 10 8 7 6 5 4 4 4 2 2 1

L 0 2 4 4 5 7 8 9 9 9 11 12 12

D B FF For Agst % Pts 0 0 0 452 160 282.50 44 0 0 0 464 258 179.84 44 0 0 0 325 149 218.12 40 0 0 0 298 280 106.43 32 0 0 0 295 325 90.77 24 0 0 0 258 432 59.72 16 0 0 0 263 363 72.45 12 0 0 0 158 546 28.94 12

P W L D 13 12 1 0 13 9 3 1 13 9 4 0 14 8 5 1 13 6 7 0 13 3 10 0 13 1 12 0

B 1 1 1 0 1 1 1

F 559 439 477 346 410 196 150

A 205 197 247 287 326 491 539

% % Won 272.68 92.31 222.84 73.08 193.12 69.23 120.56 60.71 125.77 46.15 39.92 23.08 27.83 7.69

11C

D FF F A 0 0 882 233 0 0 814 228 0 0 729 352 0 0 557 314 1 0 414 407 1 0 436 437 0 0 540 512 0 0 363 428 0 0 302 702 0 0 100 1051

% 378.54 357.02 207.10 177.39 101.72 99.77 105.47 84.81 43.02 9.51

12D TEAM Forest Hill Heathmont FTG Eagles White Mooroolbark Gold Coldstream Vermont Eagles Bayswater North Ringwood Black Blackburn Red Boronia East Burwood White Eastern Lions Montrose Red

W L 11 3 11 3 10 4 8 6 6 8 4 10 3 11 3 11

11B

12B TEAM FTG Eagles Blue Upper Ferntree Gully Lilydale Waverley Blues East Burwood Black The Knights - Rowville Glen Waverley Rovers Knox South Croydon Kilsyth

P 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

P W L 14 12 2 13 10 3 13 9 4 14 7 7 14 7 7 14 6 8 14 6 8 14 5 9 13 4 9 13 1 12

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

F 651 516 333 325 171 324 203 244 247 66

A 196 285 171 257 269 414 416 316 350 571

% % Won 332.14 85.71 181.05 76.92 194.74 69.23 126.46 50.00 63.57 50.00 78.26 42.86 48.80 42.86 77.22 35.71 70.57 30.77 11.56 7.69

11D D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 2 1 0 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1

F 802 742 646 506 385 373 358 312 368 236 260 250 301

A 138 298 326 434 374 378 519 432 547 490 653 620 808

% 581.16 248.99 198.16 116.59 102.94 98.68 68.98 72.22 67.28 48.16 39.82 40.32 37.25

% Won 100.00 84.62 71.43 66.67 58.33 46.15 38.46 30.77 30.77 30.77 15.38 14.29 7.69

TEAM P W L D B F Heathmont Gold 14 14 0 0 0 751 The Basin Green 13 10 3 0 1 524 Vermont Gold 14 9 5 0 0 525 Coldstream 14 9 5 0 0 421 Wav. Blues/ Want. Sth 13 8 5 0 1 558 Lysterfield Grey 13 8 5 0 1 347 Bayswater 13 4 9 0 1 247 Croydon Blue 14 2 12 0 0 226 Blackburn Red 14 2 12 0 0 122 East Ringwood White 14 0 14 0 0 27

A 221 163 216 272 246 326 468 456 559 941

% 339.82 321.47 243.06 154.78 226.83 106.44 52.78 49.56 21.82 2.87

% Won 100.00 76.92 64.29 64.29 61.54 61.54 30.77 14.29 14.29 0.00

2017 NETBALL EFL 2017 Bendigo Bank Netball - EFL DIVISION 4

2017 Bendigo Bank Netball - EFL PREMIER TEAM Fairpark Yellow Boronia Hawks Want. Sth Devils Blackburn Red Knox Falcons Montrose Demons

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W 9 7 7 4 2 2

L D B FF 2 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 2 1 1 0 6 1 0 0 8 1 0 0 9 0 0 1

FA 0 0 0 1 0 0

F 567 532 539 426 463 399

A % PTS 407 139.31 36 395 134.68 30 454 118.72 30 569 74.87 18 548 84.49 10 482 82.78 8

% Won 81.82 75.00 75.00 40.91 22.73 18.18

2017 Bendigo Bank Netball - EFL DIVISION 1 TEAM Mitcham Black Boronia Gold Lilydale Falcons Montrose Flames Mulgrave Yellow Heathmont White Ringwood Red Doncaster Chirnside Park

P 10 11 10 10 10 9 10 10 10

W 9 8 7 6 5 3 3 1 1

L 1 2 2 4 5 6 7 9 9

D 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 1 1

FA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 318 358 360 311 338 245 239 242 211

A 229 260 310 269 307 300 279 362 377

% 138.86 137.69 116.13 115.61 110.10 81.67 85.66 66.85 55.97

Pts % Won 36 90.00 34 77.27 30 75.00 24 60.00 20 50.00 12 33.33 12 30.00 4 10.00 4 10.00

TEAM

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Park Orchards Red Boronia Brown Upper FTG Black Norwood Purple Coldstream Blue Lilydale Blue Heathmont Blue Norwood Gold

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P W L D B FA FF F

Blackburn Black Norwood Black Forest Hill White Fairpark Red Knox Red Mooroolbark Wantirna South White Scoresby White Park Orchards White Lilydale Yellow

11 11 11 11 11 11

10 8 8 6 5 5

1 3 3 5 5 5

0 0 0 0 1 1

0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 1

347 346 321 394 310 340

PTS

285 265 270 379 306 340

121.75 130.57 118.89 103.96 101.31 100.00

40 32 32 24 22 22

% Won 90.91 72.73 72.73 54.55 50.00 50.00

0 0 313 347 90.20 16 36.36

11 3 6 2 0

0 0 273 326 83.74 16 36.36

11 2 8 1 0

0 0 305 334 91.32 10 22.73

11 1 9 1 0

1 0 241 338 71.30

TEAM Forest Hill Zebras GW Hawks Blue Coldstream White Ringwood Black Upper FTG Red South Croydon Sth Belgrave Black

P W L D B FA FF 12 11 11 11 10 11 11 11 10 11

11 9 9 8 7 6 5 2 1 1

1 2 2 3 3 5 6 9 9 10

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

P 11 11 11 11 10 10 10

W 9 9 6 6 3 2 1

L 1 2 4 5 7 8 9

D 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

395 387 332 390 355 260 302 170

287 303 310 325 388 328 385 374

137.63 127.72 107.10 120.00 91.49 79.27 78.44 45.45

% PTS Won 40 83.33 36 75.00 32 66.67 28 58.33 16 33.33 12 25.00 12 25.00 0 0.00

B FA F A % PTS % Won 1 0 412 283 145.58 38 86.36 1 0 390 261 149.43 36 81.82 1 0 314 348 90.23 26 59.09 1 0 359 298 120.47 24 54.55 2 0 282 402 70.15 12 30.00 2 0 257 338 76.04 8 20.00 2 0 249 300 83.00 4 10.00

TEAM

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FTG White Heathmont Yellow Nunawading Upper FTG Blue Knox White Ringwood White South Belgrave Red Mitcham Yellow The Basin Green Wantirna Sth Green

12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 12 12

11 10 9 7 6 6 3 3 3 3

0 2 3 5 5 6 8 8 9 9

1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

PTS

330 350 306 277 296 298 189 149 242 255

182 175 213 268 248 266 249 282 331 363

181.32 200.00 143.66 103.36 119.35 112.03 75.90 52.84 73.11 70.25

46 40 36 28 26 24 12 12 12 12

% Won 95.83 83.33 75.00 58.33 54.17 50.00 27.27 27.27 25.00 25.00

6 13.64

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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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PTS

404 382 414 359 257 275 282 246 216 266

248 230 273 280 245 263 312 377 363 348

162.90 166.09 151.65 128.21 104.90 104.56 90.38 65.25 59.50 76.44

44 36 36 32 28 24 20 8 4 4

% Won 91.67 81.82 81.82 72.73 70.00 54.55 45.45 18.18 10.00 9.09

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P W L D B FA FF

Heathmont Black The Basin Bears Norwood White Mulgrave Red FTG Eagles Pk Orchards Black GW Hawks Yellow Mulgrave Blue Coldstream Black Coldstream Red

11 11 12 12 12 12 12 11 12 12

9 8 8 7 7 5 4 3 2 0

2 3 4 5 5 7 7 8 9 12

0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0

1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

318 272 302 354 290 261 212 280 276 67

205 160 249 287 314 220 321 263 376 438

155.12 170.00 121.29 123.34 92.36 118.64 66.04 106.46 73.40 15.30

% PTS Won 36 81.82 32 72.73 32 66.67 28 58.33 28 58.33 20 41.67 18 37.50 12 27.27 10 20.83 0 0.00

2017 NETBALL EFL 2017 BENDIGO BANK NETBALL EFL PREMIER Round 11 - 21/07/2017 Boronia Hawks Fairpark Yellow GOALS – F airpark Yellow: A. Hughes 43, S. McNay 12 Boronia Hawks: M. Martinov 27, S. Philip 8

7, 19, 31, 35 16, 30, 41, 55

MONTROSE DEMONS v. BLACKBURN RED Round 11 - 21/07/2017 Blackburn Red won by foreit. Knox Falcons Wantirna South Devils GOALS – W antirna South Devils: S. Gee 38, L. Woodgate 29 Knox Falcons: H. Fort 24, B. Pilkington 21.

12, 27, 35, 45 20, 32, 52, 67

2017 BENDIGO BANK NETBALL EFL DIVISION 1 Round 11 - 21/07/2017 Montrose Flames 8, 16, 29, 40 Chirnside Park 7, 13, 16, 22 GOALS – Montrose Flames: E. Whitbourne 30, M. Pearton 6, C. Spicer 4 Chirnside Park: T. Cornish 12, K. Tuppenney 6, A. Grigg 4 Doncaster 0, 3, 6, 15 Ringwood Red 9, 19, 30, 38 GOALS – Ringwood Red: M. Marnell 17, M. Elliott 12 Doncaster: T. Durham 14, E. Webb 1 Mitcham Black 8, 15, 25, 35 Heathmont White 5, 12, 18, 23 GOALS – Mitcham Black: S. Goggins 21, C. Witnish 14 Heathmont White: R. Goulding 16, Z. Abbruzzese 4, A. Saunders 3 Mulgrave Yellow 5, 12, 22, 31 Boronia Gold 12, 20, 26, 34 GOALS – Boronia Gold: L. Fredricks 21, E. Barrie 9, R. Crompton 4 Mulgrave Yellow: E. Boribon 14, T. Edwards 14, G. Taylor 3.

2017 BENDIGO BANK NETBALL EFL DIVISION 2 Round 11 - 21/07/2017 Blackburn Black 8, 12, 19, 26 Park Orchards White 4, 10, 14, 23 GOALS – Blackburn Black: S. Shaw 11, C. Cameron 10, K. Kimpton 5 Park Orchards White: P. Tomlins 14, M. Wilson 5, M. Priestly 4 Fairpark Red 7, 14, 21, 31 Norwood Black 11, 25, 32, 37 GOALS – Norwood Black: C. Duke 19, Z. Cant 13, D. Krenn 5 Fairpark Red: M. Williams 14, E. Williams 11, A. Stone 6 Forest Hill White 7, 16, 21, 27 Mooroolbark 2, 7, 10, 19 GOALS – Forest Hill White: A. Carroll 13, A. Jennings 11, A. Coleman 3 Mooroolbark: C. Mackenzie 9, M. Presser 7 Knox Red 10, 16, 25, 31 Lilydale Yellow 3, 7, 11, 13 GOALS – K nox Red: D. Corless 18, F. Hallam 13. Lilydale Yellow: E. Fleming 6, H. Galway 2, B. Breukers 2, M. Bemelmans 2, T. Large 1 Scoresby White 8, 19, 29, 37 Wantirna South White 6, 8, 14, 21 GOALS – Scoresby White: A. Goldsmith 26, J. Krawczyk 11 Wantirna South White: G. Salter 11, A. Ryan 5, P. Rondinella 5.

2017 BENDIGO BANK NETBALL EFL DIVISION 3 Round 11 - 21/07/2017 Knox Black The Basin Red GOALS – K nox Black: J. Harfield 24, G. Cann 11, A. Oakley 9 The Basin Red: M. Simpson 20, A. Cuesta 2, B. Van Lier 2 Forest Hill Green Lilydale White GOALS – Forest Hill Green: C. Burton 29, M. Galt 10 Lilydale White: J. Toohey 6, N. Neagle 4, E. McMenamin 4 Whitehorse Rowville GOALS – Whitehorse: R. Brookes 19, A. Russian 10 Rowville: A. Kay 20, L. Colosimo 5 Ferntree Gully Blue Waverley Blues GOALS – Waverley Blues: A. Brereton 13, A. Glare 13 Ferntree Gully Blue: R. Hough 17, A. Moxham 7, J. Elms 1 Kilsyth Cougars Vermont GOALS – Kilsyth Cougars : A. Lennie 26, A. Connell 9, J. Jones 3 Vermont: S. Killick 13, H. Barry-Murphy 11.

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14, 26, 33, 44 3, 10, 18, 24 8, 19, 29, 39 2, 6, 10, 14 10, 17, 21, 29 10, 17, 20, 25 7, 13, 22, 25 5, 11, 19, 26 7, 12, 24, 38 5, 13, 20, 24

2017 BENDIGO BANK NETBALL EFL DIVISION 4 Round 12 - 21/07/2017 Upper Ferntree Gully Black 9, 15, 23, 31 Lilydale Blue 6, 10, 16, 17 GOALS – Upper Ferntree Gully Black: C. Puyk 16, E. Tanzen 11, T. Fuerst 4 Lilydale Blue: O. Nation 12, C. Regan 5 Coldstream Blue 4, 13, 24, 34 Boronia Brown 11, 20, 24, 31 GOALS – Coldstream Blue: T. Collette 28, L. Atkins 6 Boronia Brown: S. Parsons 27, J. Hall 3, M. McMahon 1 Park Orchards Red 3, 11, 18, 24 Heathmont Blue 7, 14, 25, 38 GOALS – Heathmont Blue: P. Lesiputty 21, R. Christiansen 17 Park Orchards Red: E. Norman 13, M. Buckland 11 Norwood Gold 1, 2, 3, 5 Norwood Purple 12, 24, 34, 41 GOALS – Norwood Purple : D. Houghton 15, K. Forrest 13, T. Pongho 13 Norwood Gold: L. Jones 1, O. Cummins 1, A. Cummins 1, T. Styles 1, L. Relf 1.

2017 BENDIGO BANK NETBALL EFL DIVISION 5 Round 12 - 21/07/2017 Forest Hill Zebras 10, 25, 38, 48 Upper Ferntree Gully Red 9, 14, 24, 33 GOALS – Forest Hill Zebras: J. Graham 28 Upper Ferntree Gully Red: F. Hutchinson 32, C. Napier 1 Coldstream White 3, 7, 13, 19 Glen Waverley Hawks Blue 9, 17, 29, 40 GOALS – Glen Waverley Hawks Blue: E. Anderson 26, M. Anderson 14 Coldstream White: L. Beaton 10, E. Jakobs 9 South Croydon 5, 11, 13, 17 Ringwood Black 13, 28, 38, 52 GOALS – Ringwood Black: T. Pohl 27, N. Sheath 18, S. Ryan 7 South Croydon: S. Evans 6, B. Cox 6, C. Shallvey 2, L. Haynes 2, M. O’Toole 1.

2017 BENDIGO BANK NETBALL EFL DIVISION 6 Round 12 - 21/07/2017 Nunawading 6, 15, 20, 22 Knox White 4, 8, 10, 11 GOALS – Nunawading: M. Farago 15, L. Doling 5, T. Paul 2 Knox White: B. Wolski 8, N. Armany 3 The Basin Green 8, 13, 23, 30 Upper Ferntree Gully Blue 8, 14, 21, 23 GOALS – The Basin Green: K. Watson 16, E. Turcinovic 14 Upper FTGB: E. Stewart 15, S. Derksen 4, G. Stewart 3, C. Sombekke 1 Ringwood White 2, 4, 7, 14 Heathmont Yellow 11, 19, 28, 35 GOALS – Heathmont Yellow: S. Crowe 21, S. Sheehy 14 Ringwood White S. Wilson 8, A. Ogden 5, K. Gordon 1 South Belgrave Red 4, 6, 6, 6 Ferntree Gully White 6, 12, 21, 35 GOALS – Ferntree Gully White: E. Mitchell 18, A. Blake 17 South Belgrave Red: R. Rollings 4, K. Brown 2 Wantirna South Green 8, 18, 27, 32 Mitcham Yellow 7, 11, 14, 20 GOALS – Wantirna South Green: M. Perkins 27, A. Lia 4, B. Harris 1 Mitcham Yellow: G. Wilson 11, E. Rodda 8, M. Mitchell 1.

2017 BENDIGO BANK NETBALL EFL DIVISION 7 Round 12 - 21/07/2017 Coldstream Black 3, 9, 14, 19 Heathmont Black 7, 16, 22, 31 GOALS – Heathmont Black: M. Werkmuller 15, B. Capron 13, S. Grace 3 Coldstream Black: S. Maile 12, L. Brady 7 NORWOOD WHITE v. THE BASIN BEARS Round 12 - 21/07/2017 Norwood White won by foreit. Ferntree Gully Eagles 7, 15, 25, 33 Mulgrave Red 10, 18, 25, 31 GOALS – Ferntree Gully Eagles: C. Bedson 30, J. Uren 3 Mulgrave Red: N. Leyland 20, R. Hayes 11 Mulgrave Blue 1, 9, 15, 20 Glen Waverley Hawks Yellow 12, 21, 26, 31 GOALS – Glen Waverley Hawks Yellow: L. Mann 16, A. Mazzarella 15 Mulgrave Blue: M. Bailey 19, A. Firth 1 Park Orchards Black 6, 15, 25, 36 Coldstream Red 4, 7, 9, 10 GOALS – Park Orchards Black: L. Koehrer 16, N. Vrsecky 7 Coldstream Red: L. Caldwell 6, A. Carpenter 4.

SENIOR LADDERS 2017 DIVISION 1 SENIORS TEAM Vermont South Croydon Noble Park Blackburn Balwyn Doncaster Norwood North Ringwood East Ringwood Montrose Rowville Bayswater

P W L 13 13 0 13 10 3 13 9 4 13 9 4 13 8 5 13 8 5 13 5 8 13 5 8 13 4 9 13 3 10 13 3 10 13 1 12

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FOR AGST 1286 746 1203 940 1156 942 1077 977 979 804 950 845 1057 988 899 976 767 1126 906 1151 904 1219 820 1290

DIVISION 2 SENIORS % 172.39 127.98 122.72 110.24 121.77 112.43 106.98 92.11 68.12 78.71 74.16 63.57

PTS 52 40 36 36 32 32 20 20 16 12 12 4

Doncaster 11.11 (77) defeated Montrose 6.4 (40) Noble Park 15.13 (103) defeated Rowville 9.14 (68) South Croydon 14.11 (95) defeated Bayswater 9.10 (64 Vermont 9.8 (62) defeated Balwyn 6.12 (48) Norwood 19.8 (122) defeated Blackburn 9.10 (64) East Ringwood 13.10 (88) defeated North Ringwood 8.12 (60)

TEAM P W L Knox 13 12 1 Doncaster East 13 11 2 Mooroolbark 13 8 5 Lilydale 13 7 6 Mitcham 13 6 7 Wantirna South 13 5 8 Upper FT Gully 13 5 8 Croydon 13 5 8 Mulgrave 13 4 9 Waverley Blues 13 2 11

P 13 13 12 12 13 12 13 12 12 13 13 12

W L 13 0 13 0 9 3 7 5 7 6 6 6 5 8 4 8 3 9 3 10 2 10 2 9

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

F 1396 1243 725 870 854 690 645 529 579 499 484 491

A 400 410 549 478 714 660 877 931 920 1145 921 1000

PTS 52 52 36 28 28 24 20 16 12 12 10 10

Vermont 24.16 (160) defeated Balwyn 1.1 (7) Blackburn 13.8 (86) defeated Norwood 5.5 (35) North Ringwood 10.9 (69) defeated East Ringwood 4.6 (30)

TEAM Knox Croydon Mooroolbark Lilydale Wantirna South Mitcham Doncaster East Upper Ferntree Gully Waverley Blues Mulgrave

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 2 1 0 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 2

F 1339 1005 841 974 860 625 515 384 470 374 294

% 469.82 224.33 144.50 261.83 150.35 72.09 66.11 45.39 55.42 40.43 25.41

Pts 44 40 40 36 24 20 20 16 8 8 0

Norwood 5.9 (39) defeated Blackburn 4.4 (28) Vermont 10.9 (69) defeated Balwyn 7.5 (47) North Ringwood 7.14 (56) defeated East Ringwood 5.11 (41)

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PTS % Won 48 92.31 44 84.62 32 61.54 28 53.85 24 46.15 20 38.46 20 38.46 20 38.46 16 30.77 8 15.38

P W L D F A 13 11 2 0 1274 526 13 11 2 0 982 615 13 9 4 0 984 570 13 9 4 0 928 641 13 8 5 0 698 766 13 7 6 0 776 657 13 4 9 0 677 950 13 2 11 0 530 922 13 2 11 0 506 1044 13 2 11 0 569 1233

% 242.21 159.67 172.63 144.77 91.12 118.11 71.26 57.48 48.47 46.15

Pts 44 44 36 36 32 28 16 8 8 8

% Won 84.62 84.62 69.23 69.23 61.54 53.85 30.77 15.38 15.38 15.38

DIVISION 2 U19s A 285 448 582 372 572 867 779 846 848 925 1157

Montrose 9.3 (57) defeated Doncaster 8.4 (52) Noble Park 10.9 (69) defeated Rowville 7.5 (47)

% 147.01 140.47 106.62 126.70 87.86 95.87 93.30 91.35 71.49 71.14

Knox 19.16 (130) defeated Doncaster East 6.2 (38) Mooroolbark 11.8 (74) defeated Waverley Blues 2.11 (23) Croydon 5.10 (40) defeated Mitcham 4.11 (35) Lilydale 22.17 (149) defeated Mulgrave 4.3 (27) Wantirna South 3.7 (25) defeated Upper Ferntree Gully 1.5 (11)

DIVISION 1 U19s P W L 11 11 0 12 10 2 13 10 3 12 9 3 12 6 6 11 5 6 12 5 7 11 4 7 11 2 9 12 2 10 11 0 11

AGST 785 860 937 869 1038 945 821 1006 1210 1244

DIVISION 2 RESERVES % 349.00 303.17 132.06 182.01 119.61 104.55 73.55 56.82 62.93 43.58 52.55 49.10

Montrose 15.15 (105) defeated Doncaster 4.2 (26) Noble Park 8.5 (53) defeated Rowville 6.9 (45) South Croydon 11.11 (77) defeated Bayswater 0.16 (16)

TEAM Vermont Noble Park Norwood Blackburn Rowville Montrose North Ringwood Doncaster South Croydon East Ringwood Balwyn

FOR 1154 1208 999 1101 912 906 766 919 865 885

Round 13 - 22/07/2017 Doncaster East 19.7 (121) defeated Knox 7.20 (62) Waverley Blues 18.9 (117) defeated Mooroolbark 14.9 (93) Croydon 11.8 (74) defeated Mitcham 8.4 (52) Mulgrave 13.9 (87) defeated Lilydale 9.10 (64) Upper Ferntree Gully 3.9 (27) defeated Wantirna South 2.3 (15)

DIVISION 1 RESERVES TEAM Vermont Blackburn South Croydon Rowville Norwood Noble Park North Ringwood Montrose Bayswater Balwyn East Ringwood Doncaster

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

% Won 100.00 83.33 76.92 75.00 50.00 45.45 41.67 36.36 18.18 16.67 0.00

TEAM Croydon Lilydale Knox Waverley Blues Ferntree Gully Mulgrave Upper FT Gully Wantirna South Doncaster East

P W L 11 9 2 12 9 3 12 9 3 11 7 4 12 7 5 12 6 6 11 3 8 11 2 9 12 0 12

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 1

F A 967 523 1119 523 872 597 782 596 832 742 1043 654 420 864 539 990 332 1417

% 184.89 213.96 146.06 131.21 112.13 159.48 48.61 54.44 23.43

Pts 36 36 36 28 28 24 12 8 0

% Won 81.82 75.00 75.00 63.64 58.33 50.00 27.27 18.18 0.00

Knox 23.12 (150) defeated Doncaster East 3.3 (21) Waverley Blues 7.14 (56) defeated Ferntree Gully 6.17 (53) Lilydale 12.4 (76) defeated Mulgrave 6.9 (45) Upper Ferntree Gully 13.8 (86) defeated Wantirna South 3.2 (20)

SENIOR LADDERS 2017 DIVISION 3 SENIORS TEAM Templestowe Ringwood Park Orchards Boronia Heathmont Scoresby Ferntree Gully Chirnside Park The Basin South Belgrave Warrandyte East Burwood

P W L 14 10 4 14 10 4 14 10 4 14 9 4 14 9 5 14 9 5 14 8 6 14 6 8 14 5 9 14 4 10 14 3 11 14 0 13

D 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

DIVISION 4 SENIORS

FOR 1271 1267 1332 1172 1121 1072 1024 987 959 1061 719 811

AGST 798 822 895 986 929 994 943 1260 1151 1436 1164 1418

% 159.27 154.14 148.83 118.86 120.67 107.85 108.59 78.33 83.32 73.89 61.77 57.19

PTS 40 40 40 38 36 36 32 24 20 16 12 2

TEAM Donvale Whitehorse Pioneers Forest Hill Kilsyth Coldstream Glen Waverley Hawks Surrey Park Fair Park Silvan Nunawading

Pts 52 48 48 40 36 28 28 16 16 16 8 0

TEAM Forest Hill Donvale Surrey Park Kilsyth Coldstream Whitehorse Pioneers Silvan Fair Park Glen Waverley Hawks Nunawading

DIVISION 3 RESERVES P 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

W 13 12 12 10 9 7 7 4 4 4 2 0

L 1 2 2 4 5 7 7 10 10 10 12 14

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 1110 1171 1105 1096 950 755 830 877 595 623 598 388

W 11 11 10 8 8 8 6 4 3 0

L 3 3 4 5 6 6 8 9 11 14

D 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0

FOR 1651 1256 1405 1300 1503 1191 1257 927 950 308

AGST 750 1015 928 1157 932 839 992 1179 1386 2570

% 220.13 123.74 151.40 112.36 161.27 141.95 126.71 78.63 68.54 11.98

PTS 44 44 40 34 32 32 24 18 12 0

Round 14 - 22/07/2017 Whitehorse Pioneers 10.11 (71) defeated Fair Park 9.13 (67) Forest Hill 13.15 (93) defeated Glen Waverley Hawks 8.7 (55) Surrey Park 20.26 (146) defeated Nunawading 5.1 (31) Donvale 17.13 (115) defeated Coldstream 4.8 (32) Kilsyth 23.8 (146) defeated Silvan 7.6 (48)

Round 14 - 22/07/2017 Boronia 17.7 (109) defeated The Basin 11.12 (78) Scoresby 13.13 (91) defeated Park Orchards 13.12 (90) Templestowe 18.13 (121) defeated East Burwood 1.14 (20) Heathmont 10.6 (66) defeated Chirnside Park 9.9 (63) Warrandyte 8.14 (62) defeated South Belgrave 7.3 (45) Ringwood 6.14 (50) defeated Ferntree Gully 2.9 (21)

TEAM Boronia Ringwood Park Orchards Templestowe Ferntree Gully Warrandyte The Basin Scoresby Chirnside Park Heathmont South Belgrave East Burwood

P 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

DIVISION 4 RESERVES A 586 520 513 470 741 702 922 917 929 1210 1093 1495

% 189.42 225.19 215.40 233.19 128.21 107.55 90.02 95.64 64.05 51.49 54.71 25.95

P W L 14 13 1 14 12 2 14 10 4 14 9 5 14 9 5 14 7 7 14 4 10 14 3 11 14 2 12 14 1 13

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 1562 1377 1188 970 1051 935 739 518 474 214

A 336 495 507 599 714 849 1009 1290 1179 2050

% 464.88 278.18 234.32 161.94 147.20 110.13 73.24 40.16 40.20 10.44

Pts 52 48 40 36 36 28 16 12 8 4

Whitehorse Pioneers 12.8 (80) defeated Fair Park 8.6 (54) Forest Hill 22.20 (152) defeated Glen Waverley Hawks 1.2 (8) Surrey Park 18.15 (123) defeated Nunawading 2.2 (14) Donvale 13.16 (94) defeated Coldstream 4.1 (25) Kilsyth 14.13 (97) defeated Silvan 4.7 (31)

Boronia 7.18 (60) defeated The Basin 5.3 (33) Park Orchards 15.13 (103) defeated Scoresby 4.6 (30) Templestowe 24.19 (163) defeated East Burwood 2.1 (13) Heathmont 6.10 (46) defeated Chirnside Park 5.9 (39) Warrandyte 10.7 (67) defeated South Belgrave 5.13 (43) Ringwood 11.10 (76) defeated Ferntree Gully 7.7 (49)

DIVISION 3&4 U19s TEAM Park Orchards Heathmont Surrey Park Boronia Glen Waverley Eagles Scoresby The Basin Donvale Templestowe South Belgrave Whitehorse Pioneers East Burwood Chirnside Park Ferntree Gully Kilsyth

P 14 14 13 13 12 14 13 13 13 14 12 13 12 13 13

W 14 13 10 9 8 9 7 7 5 5 4 3 2 1 0

L 0 1 3 3 4 5 5 6 8 9 8 10 10 12 13

D 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 1 1 2 0 1 1 1 0 2 1 2 1 1

F 1445 1747 1272 1095 1067 980 701 895 564 943 645 463 442 211 225

A % 304 475.33 341 512.32 437 291.08 426 257.04 564 189.18 583 168.10 729 96.16 782 114.45 926 60.91 928 101.62 1081 59.67 1007 45.98 956 46.23 1996 10.57 1635 13.76

Pts 56 52 40 38 32 36 30 28 20 20 16 12 8 4 0

% WON 100.00 92.86 76.92 73.08 66.67 64.29 57.69 53.85 38.46 35.71 33.33 23.08 16.67 7.69 0.00

DIVISION 3 & 4 U19 RESULTS - Round 14 - 22/07/2017 Surrey Park 8.12 (60) defeated Donvale 7.2 (44) Boronia 13.8 (86) defeated The Basin 5.9 (39) Park Orchards 8.9 (57) defeated Scoresby 5.5 (35) Templestowe 8.5 (53) defeated East Burwood 4.7 (31) Heathmont 14.15 (99) defeated Chirnside Park 4.4 (28) South Belgrave 27.24 (186) defeated Kilsyth 3.1 (19) Whitehorse Pioneers 27.24 (186) defeated Ferntree Gully 3.1 (19)

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SCOREBOARDS 2017 DIVISION 1 – ROUND 13 - 22/07/2017

DIVISION 3 – ROUND 14 - 22/07/2017

Doncaster 0.1, 3.5, 5.7, 11.11 (77) Montrose 3.2, 4.2, 6.4, 6.4 (40) GOALS – D oncaster: J. Lumicisi 2, C. Annakis 2, J. Mahon 1, N. Komen 1, M. Fogarty 1, J. Kalanj 1, D. Cooper 1, J. Turner 1, J. Munks 1 Montrose: A. Pattison 2, B. Schilling 1, S. Rickard 1, J. Garthwaite 1, M. Little 1 BEST – D oncaster: J. Siakavelis, N. Komen, C. Tout, R. Fyffe, E. McKenzie, C. Annakis Montrose: T. Wright, J. Taberner, M. Burt, R. Emberson, J. McDonald, J. Lindgren Noble Park 5.4, 7.5, 15.9, 15.13 (103) Rowville 1.1, 4.7, 6.8, 9.14 (68) GOALS – N oble Park: Z. Alwan 6, S. Allan 2, K. Martin 2, J. Marson 2, H. Thomas 1, T. Harper 1, L. Nelson 1. Rowville: C. Clarke 2, J. Bastinac 1, A. Frawley 1, L. Daidone 1, L. McDonald 1, J. O’Sullivan 1, C. Burns 1, J. Wilsen 1 BEST – Noble Park: Z. Alwan, K. Martin, J. Sketcher, T. Harper, S. Monaghan, L. Nelson Rowville: D. Zajac, M. Crozier, R. Hill, M. Sikora, J. Bastinac, S. Georgiou South Croydon 6.5, 9.6, 9.9, 14.11 (95) Bayswater 2.0, 6.5, 8.5, 9.10 (64) GOALS – S outh Croydon: M. Sewell 3, F. Anderson 3, M. King 2, P. Rosier 2, J. Tucker 1, R. Mallison 1, L. O’Neill 1, T. Zomer 1 Bayswater: J. Callanan 2, M. Cunningham 2, B. Galvin 1, M. Grubb 1, C. O’Reilly 1, J. Moore 1, S. Stallion 1 BEST – S outh Croydon: M. Sewell, M. Jones, F. Anderson, D. King, T. Zomer, L. O’Neill Bayswater: J. Moore, B. Galvin, A. Van Rooyen, M. McGillivray-Smith, H. Schroeder, M. Galvin. 15/7/2017 Vermont 5.3, 7.5, 9.6, 9.8 (62) Balwyn 3.1, 3.4, 4.8, 6.12 (48) GOALS – V ermont: J. Best 3, C. Purdy 1, D. Reid 1, A. Ellis 1, M. McKenzie 1, L. Johns 1, D. Crocker 1. Balwyn: M. O’Regan 1, J. Gobbels 1, S. Tregear 1, S. Cross 1, J. Simpkin 1, J. Weatherald 1 BEST – Vermont: T. Schneider, R. McComb, T. Hyams, R. Lehmann, L. Carey, C. McCafferty. Balwyn: K. Pendlebury, J. Weatherald, J. Simpkin, D. Baglava, J. Wright, T. Simpkin. Norwood 3.5, 8.6, 16.8, 19.8 (122) Blackburn 1.3, 4.4, 6.8, 9.10 (64) GOALS – N orwood: L. Williams 3, J. Gysberts 3, R. Jordon 2, D. Johnson 2, Z. Carroll 1, B. Mead 1, B. Trend 1, B. Hudson 1, L. Dickson 1, T. Shinners 1, M. Aver 1, J. Buceto 1, J. Kroussoratis 1. Blackburn: M. Prendergast 3, L. Adey 2, J. Hammond 2, J. Hanley 1, B. Daniher 1. BEST – Norwood: J. Gysberts, D. Johnson, M. Aver, D. Poynton, L. Dickson, T. Shinners Blackburn: L. Parker, X. Murphy, M. Tuminello, B. Daniher, M. Prendergast, B. Mcintyre. East Ringwood 7.1, 7.4, 11.6, 13.10 (88) North Ringwood 3.3, 6.6, 6.8, 8.12 (60) GOALS – E ast Ringwood: A. Renton 2, D. Belo 2, L. Osborne 2, J. Weightman 2, D. Powell 1, L. Kinsella 1, C. Hirvonen 1, C. Cerni 1, D. Hubbard 1. North Ringwood: R. Harbeck 3, S. Banfield 2, T. Hill 1, M. Payne 1, M. Sheppard 1 BEST – E ast Ringwood: D. Cleven, J. Belo, D. Hubbard, C. Cerni, D. Evans-Marcius, O. Chadwick. North Ringwood: A. Fenton, J. Whelan, M. Locco, S. Banfield, R. Harbeck, M. Griffiths.

Boronia 5.2, 10.4, 12.6, 17.7 (109) The Basin 3.2, 8.7, 10.11, 11.12 (78) GOALS – Boronia: L. Watson 6, J. Paterson 2, J. Collins 1, B. Rapisarda 1, B. Wright 1, N. Watson 1, J. Hannon 1, M. Geraghty 1, N. Allen 1, D. Fairchild 1, R. Henderson 1 The Basin: C. Cripps 3, A. Findlay 2, B. Henderson 2, A. Battye 1, N. Prosser 1, S. Carlos 1, J. Robertson 1 BEST – Boronia: J. Bolton, L. Hannon, L. Watson, J. Collins, R. White, B. McAlpine The Basin: S. Carlos, C. Edwards, J. Adams, J. Hutchinson-Drake, L. George Scoresby 4.4, 6.6, 9.12, 13.13 (91) Park Orchards 6.3, 9.5, 10.7, 13.12 (90) GOALS – Scoresby: W. McConnon 4, N. Hicks 3, D. Milligan 2, C. Birthisel 1, M. Gunton 1, T. Sonsie 1, J. Paravicini 1 Park Orchards: M. Philp 4, M. Prosenak 3, M. Nicholson 1, T. Feher 1, E. Smeed 1, R. Hunt 1, A. Geilings 1, B. Fischer 1 BEST – S coresby: W. McConnon, S. Duncan, M. Williams, S. Goldsworthy, N. Richards, J. Owen Park Orchards: T. Feher, S. Rowland, B. Heyde, M. Prosenak Templestowe 2.4, 4.8, 11.8, 18.13 (121) East Burwood 0.4, 1.5, 1.11, 1.14 (20) GOALS – Templestowe: A. Mariani 4, O. Lodge 3, M. Nagel 3, M. Zukiewicz 1, M. Mariani 1, C. Williams 1, W. Lodge 1, J. Dawson 1, L. Murphy 1, A. Fancellu 1 East Burwood: J. Prelorenzo 1 BEST – T emplestowe: L. Murphy, D. Jackson, M. Nagel, A. Brown, O. Lodge East Burwood: T. Fent, S. Caruso, J. Stafford, R. Kerr, L. Brown Heathmont 2.3, 3.3, 7.5, 10.6 (66) Chirnside Park 1.1, 4.3, 7.4, 9.9 (63) GOALS – Heathmont K. Clark 3, R. Savory 2, W. Van Leeuwen 1, T. Rourke 1, J. Knudsen 1, B. Abbruzzese 1, J. Cornwall 1 Chirnside Park: M. King 4, J. Cooney 1, A. Roth 1, L. London 1, C. Smith 1, S. Morton 1 BEST – H eathmont: J. Wynn, J. McDonald, A. Pettigrew, K. Clark, D. Knowles, D. Sverns Chirnside Park: D. Mitchell, S. Mcilwaine, R. Sandy, D. Lewis, M. King, J. Wilkinson Warrandyte 2.5, 2.7, 8.13, 8.14 (62) South Belgrave 1.0, 4.1, 4.1, 7.3 (45) GOALS – Warrandyte: J. Appleby 3, M. Cullum 2, L. Ruck 1, B. Richardson 1, L. Dunn 1 South Belgrave: P. Wright 2, S. Brown 2, A. Benbow 1, J. Robertson 1, A. Bakens 1 BEST – W arrandyte: J. Appleby, T. Naughtin, M. Lisle, T. Appleby, N. Brooking, J. Cleary South Belgrave: R. Daraio, A. Purvis, B. O’Hara, R. Punnett, T. Withers, J. Robertson Ringwood 1.2, 1.8, 2.10, 6.14 (50) Ferntree Gully 1.6, 1.6, 1.8, 2.9 (21) GOALS – Ringwood: M. Brereton 2, P. Bowden 1, S. Brown 1, D. Jordanov 1, D. Hill 1 Ferntree Gully: J. Uren 1, A. Cavarra 1 BEST – R ingwood: L. Davis, D. Atwell, B. Power, N. Cairns, M. Brereton, Z. Callinan Ferntree Gully: M. Topp, J. Uren, K. Gray, F. Didonato, N. Hallo, B. Morrison.

DIVISION 2 – ROUND 13 - 22/07/2017

Whitehorse Pioneers 3.2, 5.6, 7.10, 10.11 (71) Fair Park 1.1, 2.5, 6.8, 9.13 (67) GOALS – Whitehorse P: M. Gleed 2, A. Padbury 2, M. Ward 2, M. Newton 2, C. McDougall 1, M. Tippett 1 Fair Park: K. Hird 2, J. Temple 1, T. McNamara 1, E. Doulgeris 1, S. Mercer 1, J. Peagram 1, M. Nied 1, R. McKendry 1 BEST – W hitehorse P: M. Gleed, D. Bertacco, J. Duclos, A. Blythman, T. Connell, J. Bevis Fair Park: E. Doulgeris, B. Nied, D. Mitchell, R. McKendry, K. Hird, B. Dadswell Forest Hill 4.7, 5.9, 8.13, 13.15 (93) Glen Waverley Hawks 1.3, 3.6, 6.6, 8.7 (55) GOALS – Forest Hill: N. Pincott 5, L. Carnelley 4, J. Powell 1, R. Fisher 1, L. Harley 1, N. Palmer 1 Glen Waverley Hawks: A. Amin 3, S. Varney 2, T. Eddy 1, L. Broad 1, S. Parlapiano 1 BEST – F orest Hill: A. Creak, J. Scicluna, J. Rowe, L. Carnelley, M. Carnelley, L. Harley Glen Waverley Hawks: M. Potts, R. Goold, B. Huxtable, J. McMillan, A. Riddle, E. Pickering Surrey Park 2.8, 9.10, 15.20, 20.26 (146) Nunawading 0.0, 0.0, 0.1, 5.1 (31) GOALS – Surrey Park: J. Cuzzupi 6, G. Johns 4, K. Henden 3, J. Murphy 2, A. Rogers 2, S. Johns 1, A. Hocking 1, R. Kennedy 1 Nunawading: Z. Zaloumis 3, A. Mitchell 1, J. Winter 1 BEST – Surrey Park: D. Smart, J. Cuzzupi, A. Hocking, K. Henden, R. Kennedy, T. Miriklis Nunawading: E. Carter, D. Flanagan, N. Clements, M. Lambe, Z. Zaloumis, N. Lester Donvale 3.5, 7.7, 12.10, 17.13 (115) Coldstream 2.0, 2.3, 4.4, 4.8 (32) GOALS – Donvale: J. Purcell 6, N. Murphy 5, M. Trkulja 2, M. Foley 1, M. Angeli 1, J. Grocott 1, J. McCormack 1 Coldstream: S. McCarthy 1, R. Williams 1, M. Cardamone 1, A. Cultrera 1 BEST – D onvale: H. Cotsford, J. Rausa, J. McCormack, D. Withers, P. Ancona, C. Sutherland Coldstream: D. Carrigan, L. Odermatt, G. Huglin, M. Cardamone, C. Coley, S. Smith Kilsyth 6.2, 11.3, 18.6, 23.8 (146) Silvan 2.1, 5.2, 6.4, 7.6 (48) GOALS – Kilsyth: S. Clarke 6, J. Lucas 4, S. Currey 3, R. Mainenti 2, J. Miechel 2, R. Goodinson 2, B. Fogarty 1, M. Jackson 1, J. Henshall 1, M. Richards 1 Silvan: L. Beddome 2, B. Bowes 1, T. Verhoef 1, A. Rowe 1, C. Murphy 1, R. Spooner 1. BEST – Kilsyth: S. Clarke, C. Vanflorestein, M. Richards, J. Lucas, R. Mainenti , T. Browning Silvan: J. Rowe, J. Dietzal, D. Begley, B. Guglielmi, D. Janssen, L. Moore.

Doncaster East 6.1, 8.3, 13.5, 19.7 (121) Knox 3.1, 5.9, 6.12, 7.20 (62) GOALS – D onc. East: N. Batsanis 5, J. Whitling 4, J. Tendler 3, T. Gordon 3, J. Sholakis 2, B. McLean 1, J. Locke 1 Knox: J. McGown 2, H. Greaves 2, M. Goodings 1, S. Davis 1, J. Duman 1 BEST – Donc. East: N. Batsanis, J. Whitling, N. Batsanis, B. McLean, J. Martin, S. Gold Knox: L. Kidd, L. Williams, R. Wilson, M. Jordan, J. Curtiss, H. Greaves Waverley Blues 3.1, 9.5, 11.7, 18.9 (117) Mooroolbark 6.4, 7.5, 11.9, 14.9 (93) GOALS – W averley Blues: P. Savage 4, B. Turner 3, M. Sharpe 3, N. Slater 2, S. Mier 2, D. Playsted 1, C. Robinson 1, W. Edwards 1, A. Swierzbiolek 1 M’bark: K. Talevski 7, T. Georgiou 2, J. Craig-Smith 1, J. McManus 1, L. Sutherland 1, M. Musa 1, B. Dolan 1 BEST – W averley Blues: N. Slater, W. Edwards, S. Mier, P. Savage, B. Turner, M. Sharpe M’bark: K. Talevski, S. McManus, J. McManus, B. Slattery, T. Georgiou, M. Musa Croydon 3.1, 7.2, 7.3, 11.8 (74) Mitcham 4.1, 5.1, 8.4, 8.4 (52) GOALS – C roydon: J. Ficorilli 5, K. Doueal 2, H. Dempster 1, J. Clark 1, L. Harrington 1, J. Mutsaers 1 Mitcham: L. Marro 1, C. Hoegel 1, N. Winterton 1, T. Lucas 1, C. Whitchell 1, W. Gordon 1, J. McCubbin 1, J. Toohey 1 BEST – C roydon: M. Wilkins, J. Ficorilli, H. Lovat, E. Wadsworth, K. Maher, H. Stevens Mitcham: J. Toohey, L. Ryan, A. Willenberg, W. Gordon, M. Barro, N. Winterton Mulgrave 3.2, 6.4, 8.5, 13.9 (87) Lilydale 3.2, 5.4, 7.9, 9.10 (64) GOALS – M ulgrave: S. Henderson 4, S. Lester 3, D. Cheesman 2, C. Thornton 2, M. Hesketh 1, L. Raymer 1. Lilydale: A. Preston 3, S. Baker 2, B. Batty 1, T. Klaas-Henry 1, R. Harvey 1, P. Klep 1 BEST – M ulgrave: C. Howell, N. Grylls, D. Siakoulis, C. Thornton, L. Raymer, S. Lester Lilydale: R. Wyles, R. Harvey, A. Preston, D. Baldwin, G. Hill, S. Horsley Upper Ferntree Gully 0.2, 0.6, 2.7, 3.9 (27) Wantirna South 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.3 (15) GOALS – U pper FTG: A. Godfrey 1, R. Hore 1, C. Porcaro 1. Wantirna Sth: L. Greig 1, N. Papadopoulos 1. BEST – U pper FTG: M. Smith, D. Wilson, A. Godfrey, L. Meagher, B. Ward, T. Meagher Wantirna Sth: T. Clingan, T. Leggate, S. Gerloff, L. Wong, S. Young.

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