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WEEK 18 - 28 JULY 2018

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INSIDE THE EFL More Than a Game The behaviour of everyone involved in football clubs is always on show, on and off the field. As a sport you can’t have the good, without the bad. If we love the fact that participation numbers are high, and we draw big crowds to games, then we can’t complain when the level of scrutiny is high. Phil Murton EFL Chief Executive Officer Behavioural standards at footy clubs, as in the general community, have evolved significantly over recent years. There is an expectation, that has been fully embraced by clubs, that they look after the whole person and not just the player. It’s why many clubs run education sessions on a range of topics at their club and introduce leadership programs that deal with more than just playing the game. You only need to talk to police to hear about the kids involved in the juvenile justice system, and the overwhelming statistic that shows how few of these kids have been involved in any regular involvement in team sport. As the saying goes, “Play sport, stay out of court”. One of our clubs recently found itself in the media as a result of a stupid decision by some players, but despite what some people may have you believe, footy/netball clubs overwhelmingly make a positive contribution to their local communities. We know the ledger leans firmly to the side of clubs being a positive place for young men, and increasingly women, to be. As an example, on the same night the club incident was being reported, Knox Football Club was hosting the first of four “Outside the Locker Room” sessions, a program designed to help young people deal with mental health issues they face in their lives. Up Canterbury Road at Montrose, their under-14 and 15 boys were going through a session titled “Time to Man Up”, which looks at what it means to be a man, what qualities define a man, the importance of language and acting responsibly. More recently, East Ringwood juniors have a team all learning sign language to help communicate better with a teammate who is deaf. These are the kind of activities that are being held regularly in not only EFL clubs but clubs right across Victoria.

The EFL has been at the forefront in supporting and growing this work being done in clubs. We’ve worked closely with David Burt, the founder of respected club education provider Sport & Life Training (SALT) to help increase education in clubs and for the last five years we’ve part funded sessions in clubs. We believe for it to work, clubs need some skin in the game. Starting with EFL clubs and the Eastern Ranges, SALT now runs over 500 sessions each year in over 90 clubs from 22 different leagues, including working with Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs’ next generation academies. In the last three years, SALT has delivered 275 sessions in EFL clubs, on topics such as drugs and alcohol, wellbeing and mental health, healthy masculinity, leadership, female empowerment and gender equity. As our clubs have grown with both netball and girls/ women’s footy, we’re having to challenge stereotypes and language that was once accepted. But as a result, clubs are becoming better places and building on their capacity to become real hubs of their community for everyone. Last Wednesday, in conjunction with the Women of the EFL, Eastern Health and AFL Yarra Ranges, we helped run a dinner forum on Women Leading Change. In what was a terrific night with a capacity 180 people in attendance, we heard stories from female leaders in sport, business and politics. It was a follow up to the Be The Change Forum we ran last year that looked at how clubs can become more inclusive, at a time where participation of females in our competition has grown from less than 1%, to almost 20% in just five years. With such rapid change, we know it won’t be perfect but the proof is in the pudding on the benefits a more inclusive club can bring, and those clubs committed to this will become the club of choice for players, supporters and sponsors. A LaTrobe University study showed that for every $1 invested into community football clubs, there was a $4.40 return in social value to society, which included social connectedness, wellbeing, mental health status, employment and personal development. As a father of three young boys, I know sporting clubs are a terrific place for them to learn not only sporting skills, but life skills. We will all make mistakes from time to time and need to ensure we learn from these. But overwhelmingly sporting clubs demonstrate they are great community places for young men and women to learn and grow.

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TIPPING BEN WARREN-SMITH BROADCAST MANAGER LAST WEEK: 11 TOTAL: 232

DIVISION 1

DIVISION 2

DIVISION 3

DIVISION 4

Balwyn Montrose Noble Park

Upper FTG Park Orchards

Heathmont Ringwood Boronia South Belgrave Wav Blues The Basin

Whitehorse East Burwood Glen Wav Hawks Surrey Park Coldstream

ROSS COUZENS INSIDE FOOTBALL LAST WEEK: 11 TOTAL: 224

DIVISION 1

DIVISION 2

DIVISION 3

DIVISION 4

Balwyn Rowville Noble Park

Upper FTG Park Orchards

Heathmont Ringwood Boronia South Belgrave Wav Blues The Basin

Forest Hill East Burwood Glen Wav Hawks Surrey Park Coldstream

HAWKA HAWTHORN FC - MASCOT LAST WEEK: 12 TOTAL: 232

DIVISION 1

DIVISION 2

DIVISION 3

DIVISION 4

Balwyn Rowville Noble Park

Upper FTG Park Orchards

Heathmont Ringwood Boronia South Belgrave Wav Blues The Basin

Whitehorse East Burwood Glen Wav Hawks Surrey Park Coldstream

TONY JONES NINE NEWS LAST WEEK: 11 TOTAL: 227

DIVISION 1

DIVISION 2

DIVISION 3

DIVISION 4

Balwyn Rowville Noble Park

Upper FTG Park Orchards

Templestowe Ringwood Boronia South Belgrave Waverley Blues The Basin

Forest Hill East Burwood Glen Wav Hawks Surrey Park Coldstream

GARRY & TIM

DIVISION 1

DIVISION 2

DIVISION 3

DIVISION 4

Balwyn Rowville Noble Park

Upper FTG Park Orchards

Heathmont Ringwood Boronia South Belgrave Warrandyte The Basin

Forest Hill East Burwood Glen Wav Hawks Silvan Coldstream

PHIL MURTON EFL CEO LAST WEEK: 12 TOTAL: 213

DIVISION 1

DIVISION 2

DIVISION 3

DIVISION 4

Balwyn Rowville Noble Park

Upper FTG Park Orchards

Heathmont Scoresby Boronia South Belgrave Wav Blues The Basin

Whitehorse East Burwood Glen Wav Hawks Silvan Coldstream

TOBY PRIME Leader Newspapers LAST WEEK: 12 TOTAL: 223

DIVISION 1

DIVISION 2

DIVISION 3

DIVISION 4

Balwyn Rowville Noble Park

Upper FTG Park Orchards

Heathmont Ringwood Boronia South Belgrave Wav Blues The Basin

Whitehorse East Burwood Glen Wav Hawks Silvan Coldstream

SEN LAST WEEK: 11 TOTAL: 221

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STATS BENCH

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Division 1 Round 14

Wins

East Ringwood Rowville Noble Park

4 30 10

Division 2 Round 14

Balwyn Montrose Knox

Wins

Mulgrave Mitcham

14 1

Division 3 Round 15

Upper FTG Park Orchards

Wins

Templestowe Scoresby Boronia South Belgrave Waverley Blues Donvale

19 30 15 6 8 4

Division 4 Round 15

Heathmont Ringwood Ferntree Gully Chirnside Park Warrandyte The Basin

Wins

Fair Park Forest Hill Nunawading Kilsyth Surrey Park

8 12 16 8 3

Glen W Hawks Whitehorse Prs Coldstream East Burwood Silvan

Wins

Draws

Streak

18 20 1

0 0 1

B6 R6 NP 2

Wins

Draws

Streak

15 1

0 0

UG 3 PO 1

Wins

Draws

Streak

6 35 9 5 5 1

0 1 1 0 0 0

H2 R2 B8 SB 1 WB 3 TB 1

Wins

Draws

Streak

12 14 33 24 7

0 0 0 0 0

GWH 5 FH 3 C9 EB 1 SP 3

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Div 1

Div 2

Div 3

Div 4

Vermont

Lilydale

Ringwood

Chirn Park

Coldstream

South Croy

Donc East

Scoresby

Surrey Park

Doncaster

UFTG

Boronia

Nunawading

Rowville

Bayswater

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shown most local GPs aren’t comfortable dealing with, and that as an industry is an area we need to be cognisant of providing the best level of care. Through this program and our access to the level of care available at Sports Med Biologic, this is possible. Vermont Urgent Care - Walk in Doctors Clinic. No appointment needed. 5 Boronia Road, Vermont http://vermonturgentcare.com.au/ Ph: 9874 3344 (Open Saturday & Sunday afternoon)

Capital Radiology provides the full range of radiology services such as x-ray, CT scans and MRI, with quality care and communication with patients and other medical professionals.

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Sports Med Biologic is a sports medical clinic based in Box Hill of which the doctors all have experience at the elite level of sport, mostly with AFL clubs, and will provide expert concussion care, both pre-screening and post-injury care.

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THE FIVE By: Matt Fotia Twitter: @fotiamatt

he finish line is in sight people, not long to go now until we can contest those glorious matches we call finals. With all but one division’s finals contestants confirmed, it’s an interesting time across the League as we keep one eye on next week and one eye on September. Here’s five things we learnt from the weekend…

Mum! It happened again Yep, it happened again. Another premiership contender took down the early season favourite Vermont with relative ease on the weekend at Terrara Road. This time the victor was the Doncaster Football Club defeating the Eagles away from home for the first time in recent memory. The Sharks matched the intensity of the Eagles from the outset, and had a clear defensive structure which controlled the corridor and forced the Vermont attacks out wide. Throughout the first half the Eagles were able to find their way through the corridor on occasion, and their potent forward line ensured that they made the most of their opportunities, to lead at the main break. The second half however is where we really saw the fleshy wound of this Vermont side. The Sharks not only matched the intensity and pressure of the Eagles, they rose well above it and attacked the ball with more vigour, winning the contested possessions that mattered and defensively owning the Eagles ensuring the corridor was merely shark-infested waters. The result? An 11-goal-to-two second half in favour of the Sharks. Vermont would have had more possessions, content to circumnavigate the oval looking for that clear cut opportunity, but this meant a much slower tempo and allowed numbers to sit in front of Eddy and co. As the Eagles’ defenders pushed higher up the ground, this left a paddock of space behind them and when the Sharks did turn the ball over they were able to isolate Jake Kalanj (four goals and best on ground) to take full advantage. It is now time for Vermont coach Harmit Singh to re-assess his game plan and his stubbornness in regard to adapting mid-game. Since the semi final of last season’s finals series, Vermont is 2-4 against top five opposition. Of this year’s current top five, only Rowville hasn’t beaten the Eagles, but rest assured they’ll know the blueprint now. If sides attempt to match the Vermont style of uncontested play, reliant on foot skills, they won’t beat them, because they are hands down the best in that regard. However sides have now isolated the Eagles’ weakness. Contested possessions and their reliance on the corridor and we’ve seen what happens there. It’s a line in the sand now for the Eagles. Plan A is fine, I am not inferring that the system is poor, it evidently isn’t (11-3 record), however it has flaws. And the sides around them have figured out those flaws. There isn’t anything wrong with that of course, but they need to adapt rather than standing defiantly behind Plan A which has let them down on more than one occasion this season.

A Viking’s Tale David Johnson had a chance to live out every (Australian) kid’s dream on the weekend, nailing a shot after the siren, tucked in on the boundary line, from the arc to win his side the game, head strapped like the warrior he is, all this after taking a massive pack mark. Unfortunately for one of Norwood’s favourite sons, his kick started right and stayed right, meaning the Dogs got out of jail to draw level on top of the ladder. It shouldn’t have come down to Johnson’s right boot if we’re being honest. The Norsemen were putting on a clinic throughout the first half piling on nine goals to one, with a massive 19 scoring shots to four, with Jamie Bennell, playing as a permanent forward, snagging four. That first half showed the talent on the Norwood list, and how their best is up there with the top sides in the division. It was the third quarter, which saw South Croydon take the chocolates 7.7 to 0.1, which we have become all to familiar with this season at Mullum Mullum. The inconsistency that has ravaged the Norwood Football Club this season will disappoint deeply, because a side with their talent and star power is missing a massive opportunity to make waves in what has been the most open Division 1 in as many years. The Norsemen cannot continue to be the best of the rest. Not with this list and not with the program it has running off the field. I have a feeling that consistency will be a word used frequently this summer for those at Norwood pre-season.

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Top-two flex their muscles. After last weekend’s win over Bayswater, the Croydon Football Club would’ve been quietly confident of pushing flag favourite Doncaster East all the way down at Zebres Reserve over the weekend, and led at the first break. It was a fleeting lead however as Doncaster East ran away to win emphatically by 52 points, with Jake Summers slotting five to bring his season tally to 40. At the LSO, Wantirna South would’ve also arrived buoyed by another opportunity to claim that elusive fourth place as the last fortnight had opened up nicely for the Devils, despite their Jekyll and Hyde season. Like their counterparts Croydon, they were well in the game at quarter time with the ladder-leaders just two points ahead. But, just like their counterparts they were blown away after the first break as the Falcons came away 58-point victors, with 13 individual goal kickers. Division 2 may be the only division still with a live finals race, but it doesn’t mean it’s ridiculously even. Lilydale and Doncaster East showed on the weekend, that when they’re on their game, you’re going to struggle to keep up with them. If you chuck Upper Gully into that conversation, the race for fourth place could be purely elementary.

Bears and Hawks restore calm Round 14 in Division 3 had the opportunity to crack the finals race wide open. Templestowe had a chance to jump into the five and send the Bear Cave into panic, whilst Heathmont could finally put pressure on the sides above it and make a play for that double chance. Alas, order remained as The Basin withstood the Dockers’ final heave-ho and Boronia held off a rampaging Jets in the dying moments. Both games saw times where the underdogs looked a chance of victory, but at either ends of the game. Templestowe matched The Basin move for move in the first half, with scores locked at 5.6 apiece, but fell away in the second half as Aaron Findlay (four goals) and Max Kruger (best on ground) inspired the Bears to an important 31-point win. Boronia jumped out of the blocks at H.E Parker and kicked six goals to none, before the Jets’ superior legs clawed them back into the contest, with old favourite Leigh Odermatt snagging four as they almost pinched victory. For the Dockers this loss will hurt, but not significantly. As previously mentioned in this column they’ve exceeded expectations this season by even being in the finals calculations and will now concentrate on finishing 2018 strongly. The Jets however will be much more disappointed. Despite being guaranteed finals football for a while now, they will be concerned by their inability to beat a side above them on the table. They’ve been close on all five occasions, but can’t seem to make the breakthrough. Their run home should see them finish on 13 wins, but it won’t count for much if they can’t figure out a way to beat one of the top three.

Oh Fairpark, not again! It’s the same old storyline in Division 4. I’m probably being a bit harsh to Fairpark for singling them out in the sub-heading as you could easily bring Kilsyth into this category. The category of slipping up again and again and again. This time out the Lions were heading up to Silvan to face a side positioned well below them on the ladder. A win would also see them close the gap to just four points between themselves and Forest Hill, who have been uncharacteristically shaky at times in 2018. The Lions couldn’t hold up their end of the bargain. They didn’t lead at any break and lost all four quarters of the match. This loss consigns them to another season without finals football, another season of what could have been. Much like Norwood in Division 1, the Lions have shown how good their best football is. Unfortunately they’ve shown us their worst footy way to often. Much like their first division counterparts, I’m sure consistency will be the catch-cry of the summer as well. For Silvan, things are looking good for 2019 and beyond. That’s five wins now, with four out of its last five. New coach Trent Martin can consider it a job well done for this season, with only more positives to come from the remaining games. Daniel Lemon has been a great acquisition and showed his class again on Saturday night, whilst Greg Smith popped up with another two majors to take his season tally to 15. There’s plenty to like about what’s going on at the Cattery and their fans should be excited for the seasons to come. All views expressed in this article remain those of the author and not of the Eastern Football League or its affiliated clubs.

EASTLAND NETBALL REVIEW By: Jessie Hare Twitter: @JessieHaree

strong round of netball was played last Friday as we saw some huge wins across all seven divisions. The EFL netballers appreciate the constant support across all the clubs coming down and supporting them every week and with finals coming up, the best netball is yet to come… In Premier/Premier Reserve Division, we finally saw the undefeated Fairpark face their first loss. The Wantirna South Devils were led by Woodgate who scored 49 goals in their 66-47 win over Fairpark. Scoresby set their spot in the top four with a seven-goal win over Blackburn, Kelly with a steady 24 goals for the game. Lilydale remain in contention to secure a top four spot come finals after their big 68-51 goal win lead by the goaling of Luiyf. Boronia’s Rush scored a massive 60 goals in their 19-goal win against Wantirna South Devils Reserve. Norwood defeated Montrose, 50-38 with Dykstra leading the way with 39 goals. In Division 1, Knox Falcons continue to show the they are a strong side in this division with a steady win over Heathmont, 40-32. Coldstream were able to get the four points against Park Orchards by 12 goals. Kilsyth were led by Gill who scored 27 goals in their 36-24 goal win over Scoresby. South Croydon’s third quarter was far too strong for Blackburn with the Dogs getting a 31-goal win. William’s 26 goals for Fairpark set them up for their win against Forest Hill, 37-35. Over in Division 2, The Basin were able to get their fifth win on the board against Knox, 38-32 with Watson scoring 25 goals. Forest Hill kept a steady lead for the whole game resulting in six goal-win against Lilydale. Ringwood’s Livesey set up their win over Park Orchards after scoring 33 goals for the game in the 22-goal win. A huge 37 goals to Stephens made it hard for Norwood to fight back the margin, Ferntree Gully went on to get the win, 44-31. In one of the closest games across board, Wantirna Devils got the win by one goal against Kilsyth despite their comeback efforts. Closing out the round, Vermont came from being down at three quarter time to seal the win by four goals against Croydon. Division 3 began with a steady win for Mulgrave against Waverley Blues, 36-15. Whitehorse remain in the top sport after their 11-goal win over Rowville. Ringwood working hard this end of www.efl.org.au

the season, they came away with the win against Knox, 26-15. Boronia continue to show they’re finals ready after a big win against Norwood, 39-18. Upper Ferntree Gully’s win was led by Martin and Jackson’s goal scoring, they defeated Kilsyth by 32 goals. Finishing off this division, Heathmont’s strong first half cemented their win against Scoresby, 35-16. In Division 4, Nunawading were too strong for Ferntree Gully resulting in an 11-goal win. Boronia defeated Heathmont, 34-12, with Boronia’s Kemp strong in the goal circle with 25 goals. Lilydale went away with the four points after their fivegoal win. North Ringwood got off to a slow start but were able to work their way back into the game to get over the line against Upper Ferntree Gully, 31-26. The Division finished off with cruisy wins for Wantirna South Devils and Glen Waverley Hawks. Division 5 started with Lesiputty setting up her Heathmont side to their 30-18 win against South Croydon. Mitcham proved to be too strong for Coldstream White with a 10-goal win going their way. A close game for all four quarters ended in a Ringwood win over Wantirna South, 24-20. Gray’s shooting display for Norwood got them over the line against The Basin by 14 goals. South Belgrave had four different goalers for the game with each of them making the goals matter in their win against Coldstream, 51-13. Division 6 saw Knox get another win on the board after they defeated Glen Waverley Hawks by six goals. Park Orchards still holding onto to a top four spot after they defeated Mulgrave, 28-12. Montrose’s Inglese scored 19 goals in their win against Coldstream, 32-23. Ferntree Gully were able to secure the win over Norwood, 23-17 while Nunawading remain to a be team to beat after they defeated The Basin by seven goals. Finishing off the round of the netball, Lilydale’s strong first quarter set them up for their win against Scoresby, 31-15. Looking ahead, it is looking to be quite an even playing field across all seven divisions. A couple of games to try get down to watch, Scoresby will be looking to deliver Fairpark their second loss of the season when they play Friday. Division 4 will see Ferntree Gully and Boronia face off in their third versus fourth clash. 9

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LEADER YOUNG GUN By: Toby Prime (Leader Newspapers)

“While we’ve got a lot of players that are approaching that 100-game mark that have played four or five seasons of senior footy and really mastering their games, we’ve got some young guys like Hodges, Evan Pickering and Andrew Humphries who are 21 or under and they are improving at a rapid rate.

But beneath the experienced core has been the emergence of the next wave of talent, guiding Glen Waverley on a 12-game winning run and into premiership favouritism.

“It’s a bit of everything there, it’s not just the recruits, I think it is the fact the guys have worked hard to make themselves better.”

UCH has been made of Glen Waverley Hawks’ senior recruits.

Former St Kilda player Matthew Ferguson and returning veteran Brad Riddle headlined the inclusions in the off-season.

Brandon Hodges arrived at Central Reserve from Bendigo league club Sandhurst at the start of last year through cousin Luke Broad. The 21-year-old played the majority in the seniors in 2017 but has established himself as a key plank in the Hawks’ midfield this year, earning the Round 14 nomination for the Eastern Football League Division 3 and 4 Young Gun Award. “I get asked a lot of questions a lot of the time about the recruits and impact they have had, but we wouldn’t be where we are without that natural improvement from a lot of the list as well,” coach Ryan Flack said.

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Flack said Hodges had proven he belonged in senior football. “We’ve given him a lot more midfield time this year and he’s probably thrived on that a little bit and proved he can compete in there with some of the better players in the competition,” he said. “He’s got a natural strong build, which means long term he’s probably going to be an inside midfielder. “His improvement has just been learning how to play inside the contest and at the stoppages and mixing it with the big boys.”

ROBERT JOHNS TO MOVE ON By: Daniel Cencic Twitter: @DC_EFL

OUTH BELGRAVE has announced senior coach Robert Johns will step down at the end of season 2018. The official announcement was made via South Belgrave’s Facebook page on Tuesday afternoon, while the playing group had been informed previously. In his second year at the helm after joining the club at the end of 2016, Johns said the time was right to step away from coaching, citing family reasons. “I’m 50 years of age and I’ve got two young grandchildren and each Saturday my wife looks after the grand-kids while my daughter’s playing netball,” Johns said. “Some Saturdays I’m sitting there at the football watching the reserves, making some notes for the seniors or doing a little bit of stuff and I have to be honest and my thoughts wandered towards the grand-kids sometimes more than they do towards the football. “You’ve got to put some things in perspective from time to time and it does take up a lot of your time. “I have no problem in saying that I would much rather spend that time with my two grand-kids and I think most people would probably say that. “There is the real possibility of me potentially heading back overseas for work next year as well – that’s got its own permutations within the Johns household that’s got to be considered.” The club expressed it is “extremely satisfied with where we are at with our rebuild and approach to the new EFL divisional structure for 2019” in its official statement. “I think everyone that has an involvement, they all should have that desire to leave the place in a better position than when they started – I’d like to think I’ve contributed to that in some way, shape or form,” Johns said. “When I started there, we were playing out of shipping containers and no club rooms to now the club rooms that we’ve now got, that’s definitely a better spot than what it was when we started and I think the playing group’s in a little bit better position.” Johns, whose side currently sits 11th on the Division 3 ladder with just three wins, said 2018 has been a “character-building” season. “Just as we got our maiden signing, our captain, Liam Kidd on the park, we lost two or three the very next week I think it was,” he said. 12

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“It’s been different but I think the guys have come a long way in this last month or five weeks. “They’ve put together some really good performances, one or two that weren’t that flash but we do understand that with a young football side, continuity is one thing that’s a little bit hard to maintain. “When they get that little bit more experience, that’s part of the experience to be able to get some fluency and some continuity in your performances.” The Saints have recorded victories over Chirnside Park, Waverley Blues and Warrandyte this season and play Chirnside Park, The Basin, Ringwood and Donvale in their remaining four games off the back of an 18-point loss to Ferntree Gully last week, after running finals-bound Boronia to within a point in Round 11. “We were really disappointed with how we played last week given what we’ve done in the last five or six weeks and that takes nothing away from Ferntree Gully in the slightest but we were genuinely disappointed as a playing group,” Johns said. “I think there were a few of our players, believe it or not, sitting second-last on the ladder, and a month of good football, may have got a little bit ahead of themselves. “We’ve got a plan that if we present ourselves properly in the way that we know we should and can in the next four games, two or three of those games are what I would call ‘get-able’ games. “The real litmus test for us, Ringwood, beat us by about 120 points last time we played them so if we could substantially eat into that margin and reduce that considerably against that sort of side, then that would be considered as a really good step forward for the club as well.” OFFICIAL CLUB STATEMENT: “We would like to formally announce that our senior coach Robert Johns has decided to stand down after two seasons as senior coach at season’s end. Johnsy joined the club at the end of season 2016 with a clear strategy to ‘stabilise’ the club and promote youth where possible. The club is extremely satisfied with where we are at with our rebuild and approach to the new EFL divisional structure for 2019. We take this opportunity to thank Johnsy and wish him well in seeing out the remainder of the season. The club is now actively looking at season 2019 appointments.”

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DIVISION 1 EAST RINGWOOD: A sunny day at Morton Park saw our Development Squad match it with a strong Blackburn outfit for most of the day. We played some good footy and were certainly not blown out of the water. Cal Pirera was one of many who cracked in hard for the entire 4 quarters.

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.

The Seniors went into the game, again without our number one ruckman and matched the in-form Burners after a slow start. Once again, our inability to hit targets was costly despite matching them in most KPI’s. They were simply too classy up forward. Alex Urban and Jack Sandric gave us great drive and were our best. We host Balwyn after a week off looking for a big effort in response to a poor one in the corresponding clash earlier in the season. Diary Dates: Saturday, July 28: Fantastic Sportsperson’s Lunch featuring Doug Hawkins, Wayne Harmes, Moana Hope, Andrew Harrison and Len Cumming. $50 includes lunch while $100 includes lunch and all beverages between 12 and 2:30. Christmas in July follows at 7:30pm Saturday, August 11: Huge Ladies’ Luncheon as we host the Bulldogs. Details as above with Bec. Don’t forget to secure your tickets for the $5000 Gold Bullion Raffle which will be drawn on August 25. Contact Berny on 0432656672. Go to our website, erfc.com.au and keep up to date via our facebook page. GO ROOS!

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Jayden Battaglene Marty Ekers Josh Weightman Sam Lowson Chris Cerni Darcy Powell Darcy Hubbard Isaac Delaney James Belo Daniel Butera Liam Jeffs Leigh Osbourne Tim Ekers Nick MacLennan Dean Cleven Liam Kinsella Mitchell Walch Alex Urban Reece Groves Andrew Renton Connor Devlin Adam Swierzbiolek Tristan Davies Joel Dagher Tristan Tweedie Alex Condello Ben Kristelly Mitch Kimmins Stuart Donnelly Scott Maizels Dale Latham Nathan Threlfall Jordan Williams Nathan Prior Tim Coad Michael Connolly Dylan Belo Q2

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Darcy Higgins Tate Langenberg Luke Fairy Billy Doyle Mitch Crozier Simon Orenshaw Alex Houghton Jack Sandric Max Bluhm Josh Ciccotelli Jeremy Ryff Callum Pirera Sam Bradley Micheal Oliveri Sean Meridith Alex Sampson Ross McLaughlin James Potter Josh Bromiley Bailey Morgan Nick Hannah Jarrad Ambrose Nathan Percy Jono Thompson Callum Crook Andrew German Jeremy Mason

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

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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

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BALWYN Sen. Coach: Rodney Eade 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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Cameron Manuel Luke Barker Liam Smith Jeff Gobbels Taylor Gilchrist Charlie Haley Ayden Kennedy Jack Kimber Kris Pendlebury Tom Davis Yarran Jaffer-Williams James May Cristian Sanfilippo Tom Roach Shane Tregear Louis Cunningham Rennie Gilchrist (C ) Ed McCutchan Jarryd Chirgwin Liam Frazer Tom Wilson Charlie Stewart Marc Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Regan Danny Baglava Sam de Soysa Sam Van der Haar Daniel Beddison Lachie Bain Michael Wenn Jackson Weatherald Ed Court Alex Federico Chevy Andersen Connor Byrne Max Warren Dylan Collis Darcy Griffiths

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Matt Tempone Marcus Higgins Ryan Pendlebury Jayme Gottliebsen Lloyd Toffolon Will Stevenson-Vissers Christian Alevizos James Baren Oliver Clementson Chris Turner Jyedin Williams Jye Chirgwin Rob Merrett Lucas Dohnt Danny Baglava Brandon Wood Shaun Cross Harrison Boulton Adem Tahirovski Tim Norton Ned Clear Patrick Bateman Tom Erwin Tom Horne

UNDER 19 Coach: Ian Kent 12 James May 22 Charlie Stewart 45 Will StevensonVissers 50 Jyedin Williams 51 Jye Chirgwin 55 Bailey Neate 65 Rob Merrett 71 Max Clark 72 Jack Keyhoe 73 Josh Norris 74 Mason Carrozza 75 Josh Tuhan

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DIVISION 1 ROWVILLE: What a day for footy last Saturday was!

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As always, our U19s got the day going and got off to a great start in the first quarter. Although Balwyn was able to settle into the game and they were able to get the win over us by 10 points.

Senior Coach: John Brown Res Coach: Travis Forbes Ground: Seebeck Oval, Stud Rd, Rowville. (Melways 81 H7) Ph: 9795 6891. Colours: Brown and gold vertical stripes, brown shorts.

The Development side followed and had a huge win over the Tigers. A 5 goals to 1 first quarter set us up for a total of 18 goals to Balwyn’s 6 at the final siren. We came away with a comfortable 80-point win. The sun remained out for the Senior game where we found ourselves having a bit of a slow start. We then managed to keep Balwyn to just 1 goal for the second half whilst we kicked 8 majors. We came away with the four points after the 38-point win. Round 14 will see the split round for us, we have a break for the first week. You’ll see all 3 sides host Montrose down at Seebeck on the 28th! Don’t forget to support our Rowville Hawks Netballers on a Friday night and get involved with our new Senior Women’s team! Contact the club for more info. Don’t miss anything RFC, you’ll find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter!

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Deon Boavida Paul McEwin Matthew Robinson Damian Garner Ben Kernick Ryan Hall Lachlan McDonald Aaron Bond Ziggy Alwyn Mason Crozier Michael Sikora Troy Allen Rhys Wood Nikolas Schoenmakers Matthew Traynor Christopher Clarke Jayden Cyster Mark Seedsman James Gwilt Luke Daidone Steven Georgiou Matthew Davey Daniel Zajac Callan Burns Luke Hadaway Alex Frawley Trent Robertson Kyle Hagger Dysan Morris Matthew Little Jackson Mcdonald Dylan Leder James Makrodimitris Jay Kinder Robbie Hill Mitchell Garner Jarryd Hall Q2

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Aerron Joseph Gavin Pears Travis Pears Mitchell Jago Dane Gallagher Jayden Sturley Jackson Anderson Lane Kelsey Mitchell Jacobson Tom Hollins Jake Maguire Nash Wood Josh Herkess Nicholas Rattle Luke Van Mourik Simon Woodlock Ryan Laffan James Raftery Jayden Malek Rhys Huisman Sabir Abdulla Adham Chazbek Kyle Stainthorpe Jack Gaudion Kane Young

UNDER 19 Coach: Wayne Briggs 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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Nick Williams Darius Popa Jesse Cherry Mason O’Sullivan Liam Malone Matthew Van Der Ark Sam Rossiter Callum Haughton Jay Gyorfi Alex Inati Luke Van Mourik

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ROUND 14: SATURDAY 28 JULY 2018

MONTROSE: A great day for football a fortnight ago saw both senior teams score solid wins against North Ringwood. Our two netball teams also competed well on both Friday Nights.

MONTROSE Senior Coach: Peter Bastinac Res Coach: Dean Williams 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 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 34 35 36 38 41 42 43

Brad Batten-Leitch Dale Gawley Jordan Bastinac Billy Schilling Mitch Davis Matt Langdon Sam Goodman Brendan Gardoll (C) Sam Rickard Jason Lindgren Nick Dinham Matt Missen Sam Gibson Ayhan Bajramov Drew Stockton Tim Lanyon Jason Bennington Tim Jones Corey Whitchell Andrew Haining Mitch McLaughlin Ryan Hillard Nick Holloway Adam Ewart Brent Paterson James Wilsen Daniel Fielding Matt Robinson Ryan Emberson Sam Nix Riley Hams Joel King Nathan Thornbury Ayden Potter Sean Nugent Charlie Eastoe Issac Van Rossen

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Kyle Larsen Rohan Cartledge Daniel Chesney Jayden Weatherley Daniel Henderson Jake Millard Aaron Emberson Michael Williamson Corey Lindgren Damien Schickerling Cameron Felstead Grant McInerney Josh Missen Chad Millard Matt Jordan Tim Christou

The Colts had enough players to take to the field and gave their all against North Ringwood running out of legs and players as the game progressed. Best - Felstead, Potter, Trimboli, Reidy, Kikdopolous, Lindgren The Development squad looked to continue its promising efforts over the last month and maintained the pressure for four quarters to run out comfortable winners. Best-M.Missen, Paterson, Whitchell, Williamson, Nix, Hams. The senior squad knew the importance of the clash against North Ringwood and played some of their best football to lead by 52 points at the big break. North Ringwood turned things around in the second half and some wayward kicking for goal in the third quarter proved to be the difference in the end. A 19 point win with further positive implications for the clubs plan to play In the Premier League in 2019. BestBastinac, Ewart, Gibson, Hillard, Lindgren, Gawley. Netball - Round 11 Demons 45 to Lilydale 42. Flames 29 to Norwood 25. - Round 12 Demons38 to Norwood 50. Flames 32 to Coldstream 23. Junior Finals - Tomorrow we know all our junior teams participating in finals will represent the club proudly. It has been a successful year for the club and our thanks to the committee, coaches, parents and players who turn out each week to enjoy our great game. Thanks to everyone who got behind the Montrose Community Day last Saturday. Great to see all the club teams participate in running stalls and activities to raise funds for our “ ONE CLUB”. SOCIAL - Presidents Lunch on Friday August 10th with guests David Schwartz and Mark Allen. Only a couple of tickets left. Contact Greg on 0418 341 256 - Players Band Night after the Norwood Game on August 12th. Remember our Family Nights and Members Draw continue up until Round 18 –August 24th

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

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

DIVISION 1 NOBLE PARK: It is getting to that time of year when footy starts finishing...Finals start in the EFL junior comp this weekend and we send a big congratulations and good luck to our u17s Gold who play in an elimination final tomorrow. Sadly the u17s Blue side missed out. A big thank you to our u17 coaches- Rod & Crackers, team managers Deb & Deb, players, volunteers and parents for allowing your boys to play at the Bullring. Over the split round the Bulls said a sad farewell to Life Member & #1 member for season 2018 - Brian Bayes....Bayesy many words, stories and tears have been shared amongst your family and friends - the Bulls will miss you RIP Bayesy.... For all your Bulls news goto our social media pages 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 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 29 30 31 33 34 35 37 39 40 42 43 Q1

Jordan Marson Luke Bull Jayden Gee Adam Giobbi Lachlan Marolla Bailey Lambert Luke Nelson Kyle Martin Jackson Sketcher Kieran Byers Hudson Thomas Tom Glen Aaron Erbulut Piva Wright Cosi Anagnostou Dylan Jacotine Ryan Morrison Ray Lengyel Mitch Anderson Jacob Duscher Luke Bravis Jake Gains Aiden Nelson Brayden Haynes Jack Wheeler Matthew Kelly Kevin Kean Tim Beech Lachlan Haynes Alex Aiello Jim Joao Anthony Marson Bapel Yoa Ibrahim Coskun Lionel Benoit Dean Harris Omar Ashkar Q2

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Nicholas Pereira Jake Barnett James Ross Daniel Crespin Jack Murray Adam Wheeler Luke Scott Jake Dixson Joshua Tour Aidan Farr Ahmed Kandakji Will Collis Brenton Hillard Dylan Gordan Ali Zijai

UNDER 19 Coach: Brent Williams 1 Lachlan McDonnell 2 Christopher Manthey 3 Dean Jones 5 Dylan Diacono 6 Rory Mills 7 Lachlan Quaife 8 Declan Brunell 9 Nick Borchard 10 Benjamin Marson 11 Tom Long

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12 William Oudman 13 Lochie Marshall 15 Frankie Mitropoulos 16 Mitchell Boribon 17 Samir Kazizada 18 Kareem Nasser 19 Lachlan Begg 21 Noah Milton 22 Azahn Springle 24 Jackson Collard 27 Ethan Jenkins

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ROUND 14: SATURDAY 28 JULY 2018

KNOX Senior Coach: David Madigan Res Coach: Chris Buerckner 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 24 25 26 28 29 30 32 33 34 36 37 40 41 42 43 44 45 47 49 50 51 52 54 55 56 57 58 60 61

Adam Stein Tim Laughlin Declan Forbes Jessie Plostins Brett Holst Ryan Wilson Lucas Woodward Mitch Greaves Marcus Jordan (CC) Harry Greaves Jack Beech (CC) Jayden Hawkes Daniel Wilson Ash Black Matt Stein Ethan Murray Matthew Northe Reyne Harris Tom Walton John Rafferty Adam Whitten Ryan Johnson Liam Anson Jordy Grimston James Curtiss Braydon McGown Matthew Tymensen Ben Hurley Jarrod Fisher Lachlan Stuckey Mitch Hanegraaf Michael Brearley Nick Sporton John Truman Jason Dickinson Aiden Santamaria Ben Kreiger Adrian Di Giovanni Indiana Forgan Cameron Agars Bailey Klewer Hayden Morrison Murray Edwards Matthew Munnery Shane Saunders Declan Griffin Brendan Wheatley Lockie Walsh Tyler Grimston Corey Hay Ben Tuohey

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COACH OF THE MONTH – JUNE Auskick Coach – Brad Eley (Croydon Blues Auskick)

Youth Coach – Jamie Prendergast (The Basin) Under-16 Girls

Brad took on the role of Auskick coordinator to help with the development of all kids and to encourage their path towards junior football at Croydon Junior Football Club. Brad helped last year and saw huge potential in the club. CJFC’s 2018 Auskick program run by Brad has been well-received, with strong numbers and great attendances at all sessions this season. Our program is growing in strength and we are hopeful of fielding an U8s team in season 2019 thanks to the efforts of Brad and all his helpers at this season’s CJFC Auskick.

Jamie has good communication skills, relaying clear messages to the girls on how to play the game. Jamie creates a calm learning environment that is ideal for player development. Jamie’s commitment to his coaching and developing himself is outstanding. He has attended several coaching courses and delivering it to the girls in perfect detail. He has a positive pleasant and engaging manner and well-respected by all.

Junior Coach – Paul Harman (Blackburn) Under-10 and Under-13

With Luke’s previous stint at Eastern Ranges coaching and a distinguished playing career, he has brought that knowledge and experience of football from a higher level and has been able to add this effectively to South Croydon’s game plan from last year. Luke has that ability to know when to deliver the right message and has that connection with players to keep it fun at the same time as having a very professional set up. Having a teaching background has been an asset of Luke’s and his planning is second-to-none, putting in an enormous amount of time planning (especially over pre-season). From committee down to players, Luke has been well-received since day one. Taking on a role that many would have found too much of a challenge, Luke is getting better and better each week especially with the challenges of selection and managing a large playing list.

Paul’s extensive experience as a player, assistant and coach has enabled him to effectively pass down his knowledge to the teams he coaches. Paul demonstrates great communication skills, brief and to the point. His ability to keep the young players engaged is outstanding. Paul is highly-regarded at the Blackburn football Club. So much, the club approached him to coach U13s as well as U10s, which fortunately for the club he accepted and has done an outstanding job for both teams.

Youth Coach – Scott Barnes (Norwood) Under-18 Girls Scott has been fantastic for the girls this year. He is always looking for new ideas to keep the girls focused and engaged, constantly trying out different drills. Scott is extremely well-received by players and parents and always has time to listen to the girls and parents and makes time with the families after the games to have a chat to individuals. He shows outstanding commitment through supporting his team by turning up to coaching, games and social events, even when severely injured.

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Senior Coach – Luke McCormick (South Croydon) Senior

DIVISION 2 MULGRAVE: This week after the bye we welcome Upper Ferntree Gully to our home ground to play them for the second time this season, 2 weeks ago we played Mooroolbark at Mooroolbark, where we secured our first Seniors win. Under 19’s We knew early in the week the trip to Mooroolbark for the 19’s was going to be tough. We started the game with just 18 and with a few injuries, we played a lot of the game with just 17 on the field (not all fit). Having 6 major outs was always going to be tough to cover. To the boys credit who took to the field, every single one of them gave their all. We got caught napping in the first, the second and third quarters we quite close. It was the last that saw us struggle to score, with only 16 fit on the field. We anticipate the 6 injured players to be back after the bye, so hopefully we can finish off the season strongly. Reserves We headed over to Mooroolbark this week and found ourselves playing on a good ground under sunny skies which was a great change from the previous weeks. We welcomed back a few players this week including Sam McRae, Josh Catros, Liam Peterson and Rob Draper and we will hopefully gain a few more players over the next few weeks. I would like to thank Lachlan for filling in for us and helping out along with Zac Boney, it is greatly appreciated as we have struggled for numbers each week. Also if anybody knows someone who would like to do the running for us it would be of great assistance as we have struggled to have a runner each week and this makes it hard to coach our players. Our first half was very good and we displayed a very positive game plan and attack on the football. Our intensity was matching Mooroolbark’s and we managed to be only a couple of goals down at half time which was pretty good seeing as this team has only lost one game for the year. We did this by using quick ball movement, making smart decisions with the football and setting up the structures that allow us to compete. We also manned up when we didn’t have the football which cuts down the options for our opponents. In the second half we did not display these attributes and it cost us dearly on the scoreboard. Not making excuses but when you cannot rotate your players off the ground by the last quarter they run out of legs despite giving their best efforts for the whole game. We stuck at it for the whole game and look forward to next week where we should have some more players to support our guys. We can compete with the best teams but not for four quarters and we are working on this as a group. Our best players were Josh Catros, Sam McCrae, Christian, Hamish, Liam, Sam Trev, Mike Rouskas and big Blake who had an outstanding game in the ruck. Seniors Two weeks ago we wen off to Heights Reserve Mooroolbark. A nice sunny day which is always great for football. We started slowly with the Barkers having full control of the play. We just couldn’t get our hands on the ball for the first half of the quarter. A little of the same in the second term. Our ball use was a little ordinary and decision making could of been better. In the 2nd half, composure with the ball was better and to spread the opposition as we did was pleasing. Our tackling pressure picked up and turnovers in our forward half gave our forwards a chance to put a score on the board. Kicking the first goal in the last quarter gave our boys a sniff of victory. With Baxter kicking truely at the 25 min mark it was a frantic last 3 mins of the game. With both sides trying to get possession, one side trying to kill the game the other side wanting possession finally the siren sounded and Mully came out 4 point winners for our first win of the season. Congratulations to all involved. Great team effort. Upcoming Social Events We have a number of upcoming social events and look forward to members and friends getting together for a great time. July 28th: Today is our Ladies Lunch, still time to venture to our club rooms and attend August 11th: Past Player 10 Year Grand Final Reunion, Open to all past players. Please lock in the date. August 31st: Business Network Lunch. One of our most popular events of this year. This year we have Tom Mitchell of Hawthorn a strong Brownlow contender and his father Barry, a 221 game veteran attending as our special guests. Please book your tickets early. Go Mully!!

MULGRAVE CROYDON Senior Coach: Anthony “Chopper” Goodwin Res Coach: Mark Gow Ground: Mulgrave Reserve, Garnett Rd, Wheelers Hill (Melways 81 A1) Ph: 9795 5301. Colours: Red jumper with blue yoke and gold lion emblem, blue shorts. 1 2 3 4 5 5R 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 Q1

Seb Henderson Sean Lester Dean Siakoulis (C ) Cohen Howell Tim Knowles Grady Cairnduff Jacob Leece Sam Kassianou Ben Gilling Perry Cole Adam Booth Robert Blew Evan Sarkissian Dale Cheesman Todd Kenny Stephen Hatzinikolaou George Alepidis Jack Davidson Billy Diamataris Baxter Leece Christian Martino Jordan Falloon Thomas Gladman Lachlan Raymer Jackson McGrath Griffin James Pat Hurley Mitch Peddle AJ Tillyard Sam McRae Braydon James Sam Kenny Kalon Kelaart Chris McDermott (DC) Scott Dodermaide Dillion Coleman Hamish Miller Q2

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Mitch Selleck James Barlow Josh Meyers Jordan Cochrane Sam Trevethan Matthew Craig Nick Henley Lachlan Gow Michael Rouskas Jake Southern Ned Rowland Robert Draper - Devery Josh Gow Blake Rule Jason Hook Scott Blay Liam Peterson Josh Catros

UNDER 19 Coach: Steve Bouyer

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Mikey Liolios Lachlan Tilyard Grady Cairnduff Rye Evans Ethan Kyne Matthew Gee Cooper Gervasoni Michael Hough James Long Evan Sarkissian Ben Simpson

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Abdullah Mitri Bayley Carlin Pat Hurley Samuel Kretzer Corey Lamendola Matthew Baker

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ROUND 14: SATURDAY 28 JULY 2018

UPPER FERNTREE GULLY Senior Coach: Joel Perry Res Coach: Damien Lowe Ground: Kings Park, Willow Road, Upper Ferntree Gully (Melways 74 D6) Colours: Red and blue vertical stripes, royal blue shorts

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Liam Gellie (C) Joel Perry Carmine Porcaro Tom Meagher Matthew Lee Luke Leslie Luke Meagher Brad Carroll Daniel Reid Patrick Gellie Fletcher Dodds Rowan Hore Tyler Willis Tyson McWilliam Nathan Bardsley Tim Riseley Bryce Hards Luke Wakefield Jordy Whiteman Brad Kelleher Daniel Feleppa Michael Smith Andrew Godfrey (C) Paul Caruso Jayden Cutts Josh Ward Ben Haddock Justin Laughlin Jason Godfrey Sandon Jennings Ethan Grose Mason Bond Jarrod Whiteman Jake Saltum Leigh Lawson Jake Cawsey Matthew Lawson

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Lachlan Callaghan Daniel Beyer Patrick Bullock Ben Ward Josh Gillespie Josh Eyres-Lacey Andrew Constantine Lewis Ferguson Craig Bridle Carmine Parrella Tom Heuston Hugh Taylor Adrian Catalano Jarryd Roleff Tom Roleff Kyle Chalker Mark Fenelon Matthew DeJong Jack Thomas Nick Croft Daniel Deangelis Nelson Jennings Rory Bailey Corey Wakefield Darcy Wilson

UPPER FTG: Today the seniors take on Mulgrave after a well deserved week off after a fantastic day last game knocking off Doncaster East by 7 points with the reserves and U19’s also winning. The juniors played their last round last week and tomorrow start finals with 2 teams playing Elimination Finals, the U17D side up against The Basin at Mt Waverley and the U14B side playing Kilsyth at Koonung Reserve. The seniors game was a roller coaster all day with both sides having control at different stages, but with the scores level at 3 quarter time Upper Gully proved too strong with Tom Meagher again named best alongside Justin Laughlin and Fletcher Dodds. Congratulations to Brad Kelleher on playing his 50th game for the club. The reserves have now moved to 3rd on the ladder after a good win with Carmine Porcaro kicking 5 goals and Lewis Ferguson, Craig Bridle and Patrick Bullock named best, while big Tom Robinson looked good playing his first reserves game after also playing in the earlier game. Rory Bailey returned from injury kicking 3 goals in the U19’s win with Liam McKernan, Jarryd Bowler and Sam Vance amongst the best players. The Vets were in the normal position of starting a game without a full side against North Ringwood at Kings Park last game but managed to kick the first goal and with a couple of late comers put in a good performance finishing with 4 goals against one of the better sides in the comp who in the end were able to win comfortably. Best players included Shannon Graham, Jason Zinnow, Quinton Bloxham and Josh Maroney. Tomorrow they are away at South Croydon. Last week the women’s team had a good win against Knox with Amanda Fage and Sarah Rhode named as best. Today they are at Kings Park against The Basin. In the Netball the Red team had their first loss of the season last week while the Blue team had a win to remain in 5th place on the ladder. Tonight is the Annual Ladies Night; which is always a highlight of the season while other upcoming functions include the Trivia Night on the 4th August and the Masquerade Ball on the 18th August. With the unfortunate cancellation of the Gala Dinner the club has scheduled a luncheon on the 11th August to celebrate its 70th anniversary if you have any memorabilia, photos etc. you would like to make available, please contact uftg-70thcelebrations@hotmail.com. The King Club is again available for support this season with Peter Hards in charge or contact Andy Lee to get your social membership. Thanks to all our sponsors who are back on board this year, please use them and mention you are from the club. Good Luck Today Upper……Go the Red and Blue

UNDER 19 Coach: Craig Bridle 1 Rory Bailey 2 Jordan Roger 3 Jack Rule 4 Patrick Whelan 5 Mitch Wilkinson 6 Mitch Lyons 7 Christian Dileo 8 James Croucher 9 Jack Knight 10 Dylan HamiltonThompson 12 Rory-Clay Edwards

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13 Liam Pratt 14 Tyson Sheehan 15 Lachlan Williams 16 Angus Browne 17 Liam McKernan 18 Cooper Wilson 19 Jarrod Philp 21 Liam Dove 22 Josh Mason 24 Brad Kreidl 25 Jack BowenAlexander

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Nick Smith Ben Beaton Cooper Hayman Jacob Pritchard Matthew Graham Josh Westcott Keegan Mitchell Sam Vance Travis Strange Tannon Gadsen Jaryd Bowler Tom Robinson

DIVISION 2 MITCHAM: From a pure game day sense, it wasn’t our greatest weekend a fortnight ago against Wanny Sth. Netball girls went down by a couple of goals but then reversed the result last week knocking off the top of the table Coldstream to really put themselves in the mix. Under 19s perhaps got a head of themselves and lost a game against The Devils who simply wanted it more, although bad kicking for goal didn’t help the cause. Reserves got shown a clean pair of heels from start to finish going down by 49 points. Seniors had their chances trailing by only 11 points at ¾ time but a terrible last quarter where Wanny Sth banged on 8 goals to one cost them dearly going down by 58 points. Today we welcome our very generous and loyal sponsors to the club with our annual Sponsors day lunch with Collingwood legend Dane Swan as our special guest. Like all clubs, sponsorship is very important in the day to day running of the club and The Mitcham Football clubs goal is to recognize our sponsors in the very best possible way, NOT only throughout the football season, but 12 months of the year. Welcome also to the Park Orchards football club, we hope you enjoy our hospitality before, during and after today’s game. The MND Ladies lunch NEXT Saturday with Neale Daniher is shaping up as one of the biggest events ever held on game day at our club. With over 250 ladies in attendance in a Marquee on the netball court, we owe Phil Hine from Hine Hire a BIG THANK YOU who has helped to make this happen, along with our Major Sponsors Noel Jones Mitcham, Colourtech and Networkpak for their support. Please also save the dates for the major draw Saturday 18th August and Presentation night Thursday night 27th September. Good luck to our junior teams who kick off their finals tomorrow. There’s been plenty happening around the club recently, including our 130th anniversary dinner and the proposed 3.95 million dollar Reno at the MCG of the East. Head to our official MFC face book page @mitchamfootballclub and Official Website www.mitchamfc.com for all these stories and more #strongandbold

MITCHAM CROYDON 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 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

James McCubbin Lucas Marro Anthony Willenberg Michael Barro Jake Toohey Alex Young Ben Joseph Matt Gordon Tom Lucas Jesse Uren Jake Parente Zach Elms Jessie Smythe Riley Nicholas Lachlan Rudd Tom Burkitt Jesse Cherry Aaron Menzies Lockie Ryan Blake Lee Matt Hill David McArdle Chris Tsolos Jett Guerin Martin De Luca Alex Finch Russell White Sam Howell Daniel Brock Jackson Halo Neil Winterton Marc Parente Lachlan George Carson Macartney Rosrigo Arguello Mikey Raath Nathan McKeown

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Jackson Glossop Adam Green Ryan Sullivan Nathan Foster William Gordon Adam Glanville Tom Blanche Daniel Clarke Mark Squillace Terry Ferlazzo Caelen Flynn Thomas Van Horik Johlen Raath Yusuf Aly Scott De Luca Callum Sloane

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Angus Teruree Jarrod Powson Lochie Richardson Tom Crake Dean Veenendaal Tommy Stingell Tony Kim Brayden Hansen Lachlan Taylor Jayden Irving Aidan Lansdell Sean Giles

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Harry Prout Guy Laughlin Cameron Pirzas Johnny Hilton Athan Stylos Fintan Paisley-Gunn James Skouras Joseph Sexton Dylan McDonald

DIVISION 2

ROUND 14: SATURDAY 28 JULY 2018

PARK ORCHARDS Senior Coach: Jarrod Bayliss Res Coach: Matt Flemming 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 Ryan Turner Sam Heron Brendan Weinert Michael Prosenak Michael Fowkes Tom Feher Greg Pollard Matthew George Jacob Price-Inglis Michael Philp Thomas Johnston Matthew Nicholson Dane Egerton David McDonald Jarrod Wright Alex Geilings Nathan Wiggins Matt Flemming Shaun McMillan Nick Handley Conner Hickey Will Debney Campbell Cromb Andrew Messina Jaye Witnish Daniel Bowes Matt Haythorne Christian Kovarik James King

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Tom Macrokanis Dylan Fletcher Josh Chappell Dwayne Johnston Evan Smeed Tom Hewitt Troy Walkley Mitchell Skien Jordan Buckingham Matt Horne Liam Cridland Daniel Gorringe Jarrod Bayliss Matt Butera Peter Harrington Hamish Cocks Lionel Hunt Rudi Hunt Tyler Witnish Jarrod Nicholson Sam Currie Andy Knee Aidan Ceh

PARK ORCHARDS: After having the week off to freshen up, we head to Mitcham today to play at the MCG of the East. This is another must win game for the club as we reflect on an interesting month in football at the Shark Tank. Coming off three straight losses and being ravaged by injury, the seniors were in a bit of a slump and needed something special against the top of the table Lilydale side. But, as the cliché goes, you can only “take it one week at a time” and whilst we weren’t playing the type of football we would have liked, there is always a chance the following week to redeem yourself, and redeem ourselves we did. Lilydale play a slick and quick brand of footy, but the boys were able to break down this game style with relentless “Richmond like” pressure whilst moving the ball down the ground with great speed and skill themselves. We ran out eventual 26 point winners in a game where we played great team football, sharing the ball by hand to release a runner and moving the ball quickly. The D-squad play a similar style of footy and easily accounted for Lilydale’s seconds by 59 points. The U19A’s went down by nine points to second placed Lilydale. The competition at the top of the ladder is hot in the U19’s with little between the top three sides so it will be a very interesting run through to the finals. The U19B’s had the bye when the other three sides played Lilydale two weeks ago and were the only team to play in last weekend’s split round where they played East Burwood and ran out 89 point winners. We are fortunate to have two U19 sides and both teams are providing an opportunity for boys to play senior football. Eight U19’s have played senior footy this season in the “ones” and no fewer than 10 of our junior U17’s have played a game or two with the senior club in one of our U19 sides. This underlines the pathway that the club is able to provide to its junior players. In netball news, the netball home and away season ended last week with our three sides finishing seventh, eleventh and fourth. We wish our PO Black side all the best as they play off in the Division 6 finals series. Next week we play East Doncaster at home in a game that could define our season, so let’s get a big crowd to Domeney Reserve to cheer on the boys. #gosharks!

UNDER 19 Under 19A Coach: Tony Weeks Under 19B Coach: Simon McAuliffe U19A 1 Joel Donker 2 Lachlan Calwell 3 Thomas Livingstone 4 Mason Witnish 5 Sam Heron 6 Cody Farrell 7 Jack Borrack 8 James Fasan 9 Nicholas Lambert 10 Matthew George 11 Jacob Price-Inglis 11 Lachlan Munro 12 Dean McLaughlan 13 Jacob May 14 Max Lowther 15 Patrick Sheers 16 Matthew Williamson

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Lex Hartnett Bayley Forbes James Parker Harry Gayfer Blake Purcell Christian Jones Charles Jacob Jack Sims Thomas Holmes Greg Hodges Damon Kemp

U19B 1 William Thomas 2 Will Macrokanis 3 Josh McAuliffe 4 Sam Lowther 5 Matthew Kelsey

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Dylan MacDonald Dylan Knight Mitchell Schafer Jordan Knox Sean Phelan Mitchell Greaney Travis Mihan Steffan D’Souza Brayden Witnish Cristiano Ranieri Luke Donohoe Josh Voogd Lucas Jacob Benjamin Zannoni Nicholas Holmes Joel Horsnail Lionel Hunt

EASTERN RANGES MATCH REPORT (BOYS) R12 vs MURRAY BUSHRANGERS MURRAY BUSHRANGERS - 10.12.72 EASTERN RANGES - 7.4.46 The Eastern boys traveled the few hours up the freeway to Shepparton with one goal - to claim the four points over the thirdplaced Murray Bushrangers.

The game was still there to be won in the final quarter - but a few 50-metre penalties here, a missed target there - all proved to be our undoing in a disappointing second half. Especially after such a bright and promising first half where the possibility of returning home with a win was alive. The final margin of defeat was 26 points.

Belief amongst the players was high, and with the coach’s message of ‘just play the game’ fresh in their minds, they responded to Murray’s first goal with the next four of the quarter.

Best players for Eastern were Lachlan Stapleton, Mitch Mellis, James Blanck, Kye Quirk, Jarrod Gilbee, and Bailey White.

The lead was 19 points at quarter time, but Murray were able to win the second quarter and bring it back to ten points at the main break. A fantastic dribble goal from the boundary right on the siren gave the boys some extra spirit going into the break.

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Unfortunately, that was where it all stopped. The third quarter was a disaster, held scoreless while Murray kicked 3.6 - and in the end somewhat lucky that they missed plenty of chances.

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Goalkickers were: B McCormack M Mellis L Kruger L Munro Next Saturday, the boys come up against the ninth-placed Greater Western Victoria Rebels - first bounce is at 12:00PM at Box Hill City Oval.

SENIOR WOMEN RESULTS Deakin Uni Senior Women’s 2018 Division 1

Deakin Uni Senior Women’s 2018 Division 2

WAVERLEY BLUES V VERMONT Round 11 - 21/07/2018 Waverley Blues 1.2-8 1.3-9 3.5-23 3.7-25 Vermont 0.4-4 3.8-26 5.12-42 9.15-69 Waverley Blues Vermont Goal Kickers: A. Rutherford 2, J. Elder 2, M. Buck, M. Lee, K. Brien, H. ONeill, C. Cullen Best Players: K. Brien, H. ONeill, A. Rutherford, A. Carroll, M. Lee

EAST RINGWOOD V BLACKBURN Round 11 - 21/07/2018 East Ringwood 0.3-3 2.4-16 3.4-22 4.5-29 Blackburn 0.1-1 2.4-16 3.4-22 3.6-24 East Ringwood Goal Kickers: K. Shanahan 3, N. Belo Best Players: K. Shanahan, M. Thompson, T. Butters, L. Baker, C. Millar, N. Belo Blackburn Goal Kickers: E. Parratt 2, B. Wolhuter

HEATHMONT V NORWOOD Round 11 - 21/07/2018 Heathmont 0.0 1.0-6 1.2-8 2.3-15 Norwood 3.1-19 7.3-45 9.4-58 10.6-66 Heathmont Goal Kickers: S. Evans, C. Bedson Best Players: E. Eversteyn, E. Gosbell, T. Marmion, J. Zammit Norwood Goal Kickers: J. Bassetto 4, M. Cartwright 2, C. Wilson, C. Duke, S. de Cler, G. Donovan

YARRA JUNCTION V SOUTH CROYDON Round 11 - 21/07/2018 Yarra Junction 0.0-1 1.1-7 2.4-16 3.4-22 South Croydon 1.1-7 3.5-23 5.9-39 5.10-40 Yarra Junction Goal Kickers: P. Boxell 2, K. Walker Best Players: K. Mulholland, P. Boxell, J. Cousens, R. Walker, N. Van Straalen, J. Pride South Croydon Goal Kickers: M. Tucker 2, T. Martin, M. Griffin, T. Ingram Best Players: M. Griffin, T. Martin, S. O’Toole, T. Ingram, M. Tucker, E. Vanderheym

KNOX V UPPER FERNTREE GULLY Round 11 - 21/07/2018 Knox 2.1-13 2.4-16 3.5-23 4.7-31 Upper FTG 3.5-23 5.6-36 10.6-66 12.11-83 Knox Goal Kickers: L. Walshe 2, R. Parnes, T. Kane Best Players: C. Dahlstrom, M. Rowland, T. Kane, R. Parnes, R. Dabb, R. Amin Upper Ferntree Gully Goal Kickers: R. Ferguson 3, S. Hannah 3, E. Clark 3, S. Rohde , A. Fage , S. Davies Best Players: A. Fage , S. Rohde , K. Sommers, S. De Bono Temopoulos , S. Hannah, C. Dean CHIRNSIDE PARK V MOUNT EVELYN Round 11 - 21/07/2018 Chirnside Park 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Mount Evelyn 5.4-34 13.7-85 19.16-130 25.20170 Chirnside Park Mount Evelyn Goal Kickers: J. Smith 3, K. Hutchinson 3, K. Betts 3, N. Kingi 3, Y. Price 3, N. Bennett 2, A. Gordon 2, J. Dight, I. Rennick, P. Clark, P. Slinger, M. Doherty, M. Foley Best Players: K. Hutchinson, J. Smith, I. Urquhart, N. Akers, H. L’huillier, S. Johnston

BORONIA V DONVALE Round 11 - 21/07/2018 Boronia 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Donvale 6.2-38 7.6-48 11.9-75 18.14-122 Boronia Donvale Goal Kickers: M. Latino 6, E. Hoole 4, J. Crundall 3, T. Di Staso 2, T. Liu, A. Antonellos, E. Miller UPWEY TECOMA FNC V THORNTON-EILDON Round 11 - 21/07/2018 Upwey Tecoma FNC 3.5-23 6.7-43 11.11-77 14.11-95 Thornton-Eildon 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.2-8 Upwey Tecoma Football and Netball Club Goal Kickers: A. Bantock 3, S. DiCiero 3, D. Gisler 2, C. White 2, J. Occhipinti, M. Bateup, S. Stapleton , M. Lesueur Best Players: K. Oates, M. Bateup, A. Bantock , S. DiCiero, E. Caccetta, C. White Thornton-Eildon

THE BASIN V BAYSWATER Round 11 - 21/07/2018 The Basin 1.0-6 2.2-14 3.4-22 4.5-29 Bayswater 1.2-8 2.3-15 5.5-35 6.9-45 The Basin Goal Kickers: D. Phillips 2, J. Baker, M. Brown Best Players: B. Priest, K. Nicolson, L. Beggs, J. Baker, E. Dalton, L. Saysombath Bayswater

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ALL TROPHIES GOALKICKERS DIVISION 1

DIVISION 2 This Rnd

Total

Leigh Williams - Norwood

Jake Summers - Doncaster East

Brett Eddy - Vermont

Lachlan Koger - Lilydale

Jake Hammond - Blackburn

Daniel Gorringe - Park Orchards

Jeffrey Gobbels - Balwyn

Justin Ficorilli - Croydon

Jake Best - Vermont

Connor Hickey - Park Orchards

Daniel Cooper - South Croydon

Taylor Leggate - Wantirna South

Jake Tucker - South Croydon

Jack Callanan - Bayswater

Michael King - South Croydon

Rowan Hore - Upper Ferntree Gully

Chris Annakis - Doncaster

Trent Georgiou - Mooroolbark

Ryan Bathie - Blackburn

Thomas Gordon - Doncaster East

This Rnd

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DIVISION 3

This Rnd

Total

DIVISION 4 This Rnd

Total

Trent Farmer - Ringwood

Christopher Smith - Surrey Park

Dale Hehir - Scoresby

Adrian Gileno - East Burwood

Nicholas Murphy - Donvale

Adam Amin - Glen Waverley Hawks

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Fin Brown - Heathmont

Michael Cardamone - Forest Hill

Alex Bakens - South Belgrave

Matthew Ferguson - GW Hawks

Leigh Odermatt - Heathmont

Andrew Padbury - Whitehorse Pioneers 8

Daniel Cripps - Templestowe

Steven Pimm - Forest Hill

Nathan Hicks - Scoresby

James Gough - Fairpark (Eastern Lions) 3

Beau Dowler - The Basin

Chris Whitchell - Coldstream

Lee Boyle - Ferntree Gully Eagles

Jye Sigersma - Kilsyth

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Boronia

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East Burwood

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Whitehorse Pioneers

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Scoresby

Ringwood

The Basin

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Glen Waverley Hawks

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Kilsyth

Doncaster East

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Balwyn

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Donvale

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DIVISION 3 TEMPLESTOWE: Heritage Round against Heathmont Round 15 and today there is a Reunion of the “Dominant Era: 1965 - 74” in the Diamond Valley at Porter St. Reflecting on last weeks results against The Basin away, our U19’s continue to be competitive in this second half of the season winning with the last kick of the day. The Stowe took an early lead but the Bears fought back to start the last term trailing by 1 point. The Dockers won by a narrow 4 points, Luke Fitzsimons with 2 goals kicking the winner and nominated BOG. The Reserves started well but with limited numbers could not stem the tide falling behind further at each change. Jacob Pylka and Josh Waters 2 goals each, BOG to Rob Swan who rucked well throughout. The Senior side needed to secure a victory against the Bears to keep the chance of Finals alive – at half time it was all square. The second half saw the Bears take the lead and the final score saw the Dockers go down by 31 points. Mark Pallozzi and Daniel Cripps 2 goals each and Jesse Wilson BOG. 3 of our younger brigade making their debut against a tough opposition. Beanies are still on sale but going fast. Thanks to sponsors Cambridge, Jellis Craig, PSC Insurance, Emerge Health and Maximus Catering. GO STOWE. “Tempy Footy, we love it”– 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 Ollie Lodge Ben House Matt Nagel David Di Stefano Billy Lodge Lachlan McAllister Josh Waters Daniel Cripps Mitch Boyd Matt Bain James Zukiewicz Matthew McLellan Daniel Arangio Jamie Bain Daniel Pearce Jesse Wilson Alex Brown Tom May Jordan Walker Adrian Fancellu Tom Blake Anthony Cope Max Blake Callum Bradley Matthew Zukiewicz Tyler Brown Taylor Potter Nathan Franklin Simon Harris Riley McIntosh James Waldon Tim Waters Callum Bradley Matthew Zukiewicz Tyler Brown Taylor Potter Q2

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Nathan Franklin Simon Harris Riley McIntosh James Waldon Tim Waters Jacob Pylka Sam Casalaz Joel Dicarla Harris Phaedonos Mark Ferraro Sam Clark Robert Urquhart Jnr Travis Wason Nathan Marks Jack Wilson Jack Price Nick Worthing Jamie Van Kerckhof Evan Phaedonos Dean Papanicolaou Liam Webb Robert Swan Scott Wason Nathan Ruggeri Nicholas Phaedonos Mark Pallozi Nick Clohesy Sam Noble

UNDER 19 Coach: R. Bain Asst Coach: George Sahinidis 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Nathan Scaglione Marcus Pillot Liam Reed Shea McNutt Matthew Pane Chris Massarotti Samuel Mills Jordan Gionannucci 10 Nick Mustafa 11 Julian Toppi 12 Luke Fitzsimons

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13 Lachlan Carter 14 Joshua Costin 16 Jack O’Shaughnessy 17 Francesco Lepore 18 Callum Best 19 Will Leaumont 20 Tom Brenchley 21 Darcy Ebzery 23 Bailey Foote 24 Justin Schieven 25 Patrick Brenchley

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Matthew McLellan Cameron Williams Daneil Allen Steven Schwarzer Max Thomas Mark Pallozzi

DIVISION 3

ROUND 15: SATURDAY 28 JULY 2018

HEATHMONT Senior Coach: Joel Cordwell Res Coach: Guido Van Der Wal 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 Al Knudsen Lachie Sverns Jono Knudsen Anthony Bucello Jarrod Spurrell Nathan Parker Brent English Regan Davis Kevin Clark Gary Conyers Dylan Sverns Jesse Francis David Knowles Jordan Haynes Matt Decler Ben Abbruzzese Fin Brown Lucas Grierson Brent Honey Cam Evans Leigh Odermatt Rob Savory Ryan Young David Sindrey Bailey Stevens Alan Pettigrew Wade Van Leeuwen Chris Colombo Ryan Burleigh Alex McIntosh David O’Brien Jake Sherriff Jon Wynn Joel Merrett Ben Irvine Josh Kral

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Jack McDonald Liam Douglas Matt Beasley Tyson Walshe Luke Casini Reuben Brown Sam Fowless Taylor Van Der Wal Henry Ballard Jack Hendricks Derek Scarratt Jack Leithhead Pat Schwalger David Short Connor Van Der Wal Rob Woods Jamie Campbell Jordan Gasparini Daniel Wynne James Kelly Daniel Morelli Nick Sellar

HEATHMONT: Today the teams travel to Templestowe and can’t afford to let our guard down at all with finals just around the corner. Good Luck to all teams. It was a big day down at the Hangar last week. It was great to see some familiar faces down the club for the annual Past Players Day, celebrating three milestone Premiership wins of the past and other achieves over the past 60 years. While there was reminiscing watching replays inside, there was action a plenty on the field. It was always going to be a tough match against Boronia in all three games as they too fight for consolidation of positions in the final five. The Under 19’s result would see one of the team’s gain a one game break and second spot on the ladder. The boys got off to a good start with a 5 goal to 1 quarter which set up the match, although they didn’t have it all their own way, they did come home with the win and second spot on the ladder. The DSquad welcomed a few new faces and some from injury and were out to turn the tables on Boronia after the loss they suffered first time around. This game would also help shape the ladder as both teams were equal on points with only percentage separating the two. It was a repeat of the game prior, with the Squad jumping out of the blocks with a 6 goal to 1 quarter, a lead that Boronia tried but couldn’t chase down, and it was a 50point win to the boys and outright third spot on the ladder. Next was the BIG game of the day but unfortunately the tables were turned in the Senior’s game, with the opposition kicking 6 goals to 0 in the first, as the big crowd looking on in stunned silence. The boys snapped out of the fog in the second to kick themselves back into it. But after half time goals were hard to find by both teams and although the Jets continued to pepper the goals and narrow the gap, when the siren rang it was an agonising 4 point loss which gives Boronia a three game break on us. The Women’s team found it hard going against Norwood who broke away in the second quarter to set up a match winning lead. On Friday the netballers won two and lost two but with three of the teams in finals contention as the countdown is on. The Juniors played their last home and away game in the boys comp last weekend with the U11, U12B’s and U14’s all securing a place in finals action tomorrow. The Girls comp finishes this Sunday and our U12’s are well positioned to see some finals action. SOCIAL NOTES: MR HEATHMONT is on TONIGHT see Sinders and Pedders for last minute tickets. Our CYSTIC FIBROSIS Round will be on Saturday August 11 we hope you will support the club in their fundraising efforts for this cause close to the club’s heart. KAROAKE NIGHT back in the rooms after the last game on August 18 - VOTE COUNT – will be held on Sunday August 19th for all teams. The MAJOR DRAW will be held on September 22nd down at the Hangar it’s a major fundraiser for the club – $100 @ entry for two people in the draw see staff behind the bar to grab your ticket. PRESENTATION NIGHT is Thursday September 27th more details to follow. You can catch up with what’s happening around the Hangar on Facebook or visit www.heathmontjets.com Go Jets!

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Lachlan Purkis Trent Wynne Trey Braione Jake Herring Declan Browne Max Scotti Jack McNeil Will Deerbon Nick Harrison Jack Farrell Taylor Wallace Jimmy Von Eitzen

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Harry Isaacs Khaige Stenson Liam Di Biase Talby Dove Kane Ponton Jayaran Dove Harley Kielblock Jarrod Sedunary Joel Gosbell Michael Palmer Trent Schubert Reuben Brown

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DIVISION 3

SCORESBY

Senior Coach: Scott Goldsworthy Res Coach: Scott Slater Ground: Scoresby Recreation Reserve, Stud Rd, Scoresby. (Melways 72 H7). Ph: 9763 8888. Colours: Black and white vertical stripes, black shorts.

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Joel Thompson Scott Goldsworthy Scott Duncan Matt Krawczyk Ashley King Chris Birthisel Ryan Hicks Ben Bronsgeest Jarrod Hicks Scott Castledine Dale Hehir Toby Richards Jesse Owen Nicholas Richards Scott Jones Ben Castledine Mitchell Walker Nathan Hicks Mitchell Gunton David Marcius Sean Byrne Jonathan Roberts Wade McConnon Sam Grimshaw Owen Chadwick Aaron Anderson Ben Johnson Mitchell Dole Trent Atkinson Marc Williams Brad Jones Daniel DeIeso Cal McConnon Dyllan Milligan Paul Chadwick Russell Timms Ryan Murray

Riley Gunton Jayden Adolph Dylan Lowe Lachlan Abraham Bailey Meyer Lachlan Anderson Angus Jones Sam Humphries Nathan Kelly Christian Villella Joel Ryan Bailey Marshall

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Mitchell Anderson Jake Lacriarde Adam Bronsgeest Marc Cosentino Jake Ryall Joshua Du Vallon Cameron Betts Jack Paravicini Alex Grant Damon Crawford Ben Hunt Jason Cousins Thomas Sonsie Brenton Legg Ash Whitmore Bryaden Flannigan Kobie Stock Travis Andrikopoulos Harry Luke Ben Casey Angus Letzing

Liam Dungan Jake Waryszcuk Jarryd Halley Zac Taylor Cooper Frith Nathan McKenzie Jarrod Thompson Campbell Hastings Lachlan Schultz Adam McNee Jas Corless Matthew Plumridge

Coach: Michael Lowe

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Lachlan Dear Trent Young Jesse Arthur Blake Jamonts Lachlan Thompson Jacob Verhallen

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Daniel Atwell Trent Farmer (C) Mitchell Jackson Brandon Stelfox Pat Burmeister Jamie Atkinson Jesse Matthews Nathan Cairns Luke Davis Daniel Collier Zac Callinan Jack Blyth David Headland Michael Grierson James Katsiavos Mitch Farmer Kyle Matthews Stephen Burns Dylan Blackburn 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 Justin Dight Michael Sawyer Anthony McCann Jae Darbyshire Jack George Mitch Jacobs Jack Kavanagh Josh Allen Luke Way Kyle Pertzel Dakoda Cannon Jack Wadley James Shambroook Kieren Davis Daniel Bartholomeusz Jake Keogh Jaime Pope

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DIVISION 3

RINGWOOD

Senior Coach: Brett Rowe 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.

Lachlan Pavlovic Michael Jones Josh Lay Jesse Zankovic Luke Percy Dylan Van Praet

RINGWOOD: Last weekend we took on Warrandyte for the first and only time for the season and came away with two strong victories. The Reserves were strengthened with senior players returning to the field after long term injuries and with some key forwards to aim for displayed some of their best form for the season. We established an early lead and increased it at each break and in the end ran out comfortable winners and kept our slim finals hopes alive. The Seniors were made to work hard in the first half by a dogged opposition who were intent on making it difficult for us and in a low scoring first half we held a narrow lead at the main break. We had the majority of play in the second half and peppered away at the goals only to see us waste the majority of opportunities and our final score of 8 gaols 26 behinds displayed the frustration shown by all. Despite the inaccuracy in front of goals there were plenty of positives to come out of the game and the victory still sees us undefeated and sitting on top of the ladder and we have now defeated all other 11 teams this season.

Saturday nights Annual Ball proved to be a big success and we thank everyone for their attendance and the sub committee who put the night together. Our next event is our major fundraiser for the year being the 5k draw being held on Saturday August 11 in the clubrooms from 7.00pm. Please get behind this event and ensure its a big success by selling and buying your allocated tickets and for full details and further tickets please see Nick Macklin.

Today as Kenny Rogers once said’ we’re on the road again’ as we travel to tackle Scoresby in what should be two good games of local football. The Reserves need to keep their winning run going for a finals berth whilst the Seniors aim for 15 on the trot in a top of the ladder clash. We are looking forward to todays games and the rooms will be open back at Jubilee Park so we invite all supporters to join us for after match drinks and awards and hopefully celebrate another couple of victories.

DIVISION 3

BORONIA Senior Coach: Matt Clark Res Coach: Craig Brockley 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 Nathan Allen Brett Casterson Sean Bell Andrew Phillips Corey Burgess Josh Hannon Jordan Granland Chris McDonald Jarrod Lake Damon Fairchild Lachlan Watson Jess Bolton Dayne Ruff Matt Buzinskas Lachlan McKernan Thomas Dodd Brenton McAlpine Scott Nicholas Nick Heuston Matt Geraghty Jayden Collins Ryan Warren Braydon Bowes Nicholas Stamatakos Sam Goldsack Luke Leeson Julian Rambaldo Jake Godwin Jacob Paterson Dane Romano Luke Johnson Ryan Miller Luke Biddau Caelan Murrihy Jarryd Rutherford Ryan White Jesse Rosomacki Zak Robinson-Summerfield

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Brayden Wright Kane Milde Brenden Rapisarda Cameron Flanagan Damon Webb Harry Burgess Tyler Steele Michael Goldsack Zac Dower Ben Robertson Jayden Purdon Lindsay Palmer Michael Bruce Josh Collins Dylan Dower Michael Smith Nick Carrodus Patrick Kinniff Hayden Betts Rhys Migues Zack Brasher Jourdon Stamatakos Kyle Notley Jake Whitmore Sam Fung Tyler Dower Anthony Biddau Nick Heuston

UNDER 19 Coach: Craig McKenzie Ben Anderson Will Arndt Brody Aughterson Josh Baker Bailey Campbell Harvey Chinn Connor De Boer Tyler Dower Fletcher Duke Hayden Emslie Harry Fewson Lee Fletcher

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James Hoffman Tyler Griffiths Jackson Lech John McDonald Jake Mellis Trent Mellis William Morrison Hamish Mountain Jack Mueller Kyle Notley James Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neill Luke Sturdy

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DIVISION 3

ROUND 15: SATURDAY 28 JULY 2018

FERNTREE GULLY EAGLES Senior Coach: Peter Farrell Res Coach: Sebastian Colakidis 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 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 12r 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 19R 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 33R 34

Harry McAleese Chris Waldron Michael Caligiuri Nicholas Hallo Mitch Tsirtsikos John Cavarra Sam Crocker Malith Amarasekera Patrick Turner Nicholas Evans Jye Goodman Jared Lepore Jackson Gardiner Michael Topp Rick Aitkin Lachlan Young Nicholas Knoops Josh O’Brien Jake Crowe Kieran Gary Patrick Cafferkey Lee Boyle Frank Didonato Lachlan Kennedy Jacob Farrell Ryan Minahan Sam Griffiths-Lewino Michael Edwards Dylan Eacott Chris Cox Andrew Cavarra Brendan Blizzard Chad Quirk James Buckingham Blake Sheeley Sebastian Colakidis Tim Parker

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Alex Barton-Smith Luke Parker Marcus Paterson Jye Dulieu Gavin Kalisperis Cory Tuckey Damon Maynard Ethan King Jack Nelson Jayden Brown Luke Morgan James Bohan Jake Siewert Jared Derksoin Cameron Young Tobias Wietrzyk Jake Harper Jacob Beard Nickolas Leenheers Brayden Siewert Tristan Curtis

FERNTREE GULLY: Under 19s: An unfortunate result for the 19’s. South Belgrave were to strong on the day, kicking 13 goals in the first half. Final Scores: Ferntree Gully 5.5-35 defeated by South Belgrave 27.19-181 In the best: J. Campbell, T. Wietrzyk, J. Richardson, J. Royal-Young, J. O’Donnell, L. Hallo Development Squad: The development squad continue to build their strong season. Keeping South Belgrave scoreless in the first quarter whilst kicking 5.2. Final Scores: Ferntree Gully 15.10-113 defeat South Belgrave 5.1-31 In the best: R. Aitken, L. Boyle, J. Beard, J. Dulieu, J. Nelson, M. Paterson Seniors: Two wins in a row for the first time since the start of the season. Another slow start saw the seniors down by a goal at half time. Then the Gully boys managed to kick 5 goals to 1 behind in the 3rd term. Final Scores: Ferntree Gully 9.9-63 def by South Belgrave 6.9-45 In the best: B. Blizzard, K. Gray, N. Knoops, J. Farrell, J. Harper, C. Cox Netball Division 2: Back on the winning list this week. The Gully Blue girls win by 13 points against Norwood Purple Division 4: A rough patch for the Division 4 side, losing to Nunawading Lions by 11 points. Division 6: The first win for the season for the Division 6 side. A 6 point win against Norwood White. Congrats to the girls. Upcoming events- Round 16: Heritage Round and High Tea - Round 17: Saturday 11th of August U17’s Transition Lunch and All Abilities Night Match

UNDER 19 Coach: John Turner 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 20 24

Kylie McIntyre Jai Schroeder Jake Browne Liam Cahill James Campbell Hayden Harvey Jared Purcell Loagn Hallo Jonathon Harding Riley Zealand Jarrod O’Donnell Brock Perrett

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Sam Evans Ethan King Damon Maynard Tobias Wietrzyk Timothy Parker Jake Harper

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EFL SENIOR FINALS VENUES

he Eastern Football League recently announced its venues for the 2018 senior men’s, women’s and veterans’ Bendigo Bank finals series. Bayswater Oval will host the Division 1 senior men’s grand final, while Boronia’s Tormore

Reserve will again host the Division 2 decider, along with the Division 3 and Division 4 grand finals to be played at East Burwood Reserve and Mitcham’s Walker Park respectively. Meanwhile, Silvan Recreation Reserve will host the Division 1 Deakin University Eastern Region Women’s Competition decider, with the Division 2 grand final to be played at the Lilydale Sports Oval along with the BJS Veterans.

DIVISION 1 Saturday, September 1

Qualifying Final – Bayswater Oval

Sunday, September 2

Elimination Final – Central Reserve, Glen Waverley

Saturday, September 8

Semi Final 2 – Bayswater Oval

Sunday, September 9

Semi Final 1 – Central Reserve, Glen Waverley

Saturday, September 15

Preliminary Final – Bayswater Oval

Saturday, September 22

Grand Final – Bayswater Oval

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EFL SENIOR FINALS VENUES DIVISION 2 Saturday, September 1

Semi Final 2 – Tormore Reserve, Boronia

Sunday, September 2

Semi Final 1 – Tormore Reserve, Boronia

Saturday, September 8

Preliminary Final – Tormore Reserve, Boronia

Saturday, September 15

Grand Final – Tormore Reserve, Boronia

DIVISION 3 Saturday, August 25

Qualifying Final – East Burwood Reserve

Sunday, August 26

Elimination Final – Central Reserve, Glen Waverley

Saturday, September 1

Semi Final 1 – Central Reserve, Glen Waverley

Sunday, September 2

Semi Final 2 – East Burwood Reserve

Sunday, September 9

Preliminary Final – East Burwood Reserve

Sunday, September 16

Grand Final – East Burwood Reserve

DIVISION 4 Saturday, August 25

Semi Final 2 – Walker Park, Mitcham

Sunday, August 26

Semi Final 1 – Walker Park, Mitcham

Saturday, September 1

Preliminary Final – Walker Park, Mitcham

Saturday, September 8

Grand Final – Walker Park, Mitcham

BJS VETERANS Sunday, August 26

Semi Final 2 – Lilydale Sports Oval Semi Final 1 – Lilydale Sports Oval

Sunday, September 9

Grand Final – Lilydale Sports Oval

DEAKIN UNIVERSITY EASTERN REGION WOMEN’S – DIVISION 1 Saturday, August 25

Semi Final 2 – Silvan Recreation Reserve Semi Final 1 – Silvan Recreation Reserve

Saturday, September 1

Preliminary Final – Silvan Recreation Reserve

Sunday, September 9

Grand Final – Lilydale Sports Oval

DEAKIN UNIVERSITY EASTERN REGION WOMEN’S – DIVISION 2 Saturday, August 25

Semi Final 2 – South Belgrave Recreation Reserve Semi Final 1 – South Belgrave Recreation Reserve

Saturday, September 1

Preliminary Final – Silvan Recreation Reserve

Sunday, September 9

Grand Final – Lilydale Sports Oval

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DIVISION 3 SOUTH BELGRAVE: Last Friday night we witnessed a fantastic Sportsman night held at the club with special guests Terry Daniher & Iain Findlay. This event was organised by the SBFNC Coterie Group coinciding with our annual Coterie raffle. The night was well attended by over 100 guests with TD and Iain mingling til after midnight which was fantastic.

SOUTH BELGRAVE Senior Coach: Robert Johns Res Coach: Hugh Stern 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.

The Coterie raffle prize winners on the night were: 1st - $1000 cash - Peter Murphy 2nd - Weekend accommodation, 2 bdrm apartment at the Docklands - Tony Luppino 3rd - 42 inch smart TV - Valters Baumanis 4th - Shanikas Berwick $250 meal voucher Shane Brockwell 5th - Two gold class tickets including F&B Adam Smith The SBFNC Coterie Group would like to thank: 1. Everyone who purchased a ticket in our annual raffle this year, 2. Everyone who attended the sportsmans night last Friday, 3. Terry Daniher & Iain Findlay on some great stories and yarns during the night, 4. Iain Findlay for donating AFL corporate dining auction items, 5. The club for running the bar and ongoing support to our program, 6. Kean Flanagan for the catering, 7. Graham Bergroth for playing some tunes on the night, and 8. Shanikas & Akom apartments for donating prizes each year. We now have enough funds to proceed with another set of goal nets for our senior ground in 2019. Thank you SBFNC Coterie Group

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Riccardo Daraio Liam Kidd Daniel Cormack Phil Costa Alex Bakens Sean Bartels Anthony Daraio Anthony Bernardo Jack Brettoner Jayden Visser Jake Kidd Teff Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Meara Riley Punnett Topp Lucas Nick Stow Andrew Davies Brad Neurath Todd Burley Hudson Solomon Taylem Withers Michael Horton Mitch Koski Jake Bartels James Price Liam Williams Rob Hudson Tom McGill Damo Blomeley Pete Jeffree Ben Hodgson Matt Hodgson Sam Brown Nick Scarlett Alex Bennet Cameron Smith Ethan Nickless Danny Clarke Q2

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Adam Pendlebury Valters Baumanis Nick Kirby Jake Phelan Sam Ready Oscar Grimes Aidan Kidd Jake Kidd Jeremy Cameron Graham Bergroth Declan Andreola James Hoskin Aidan Jelinek Matt Ward Brad Abele Jayden Maddox Brodie Reid

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

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Kyle Bliss Aidan Kidd Brad Carlton Nathan Moore Daniel Starling Brad Sheean Travis Magill Lachie McGill Zandis Baumanis Nick Kirby Lloyd Solomon Alex Bennett

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Josh Ryan James Price Harvey Dowse Tyler Halls-Ferguson Luke Jones Trent Bartels Jack Mo Riley Fisher Luke Bicheno Jack Kelty Adam Luppino

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DIVISION 3

ROUND 15: SATURDAY 28 JULY 2018

CHIRNSIDE PARK

CHIRNSIDE PARK FOOTBALL CLUB 40 th ANNIVERSARY YEAR 1978-2018

Senior Coach: Alan Love Res Coach: Glenn Curran 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 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

Michael Baldwin Dean Prizmic Dylan Agnew Andreas Roth Kurt Bradshaw Jackson Coultard Harley Chambers Dean Giles Damien Frisina Luke London Aaron McNab Stuart London Jai Hardwick Mitch Wilson Cain Eisele Kris Renkema Steven Young Jack Wilson Dean Mitchell Johno Stewart Daniel Lewis Greg McGleish Ward Rakei Luke Wilson Josh Johnson Riley Griffiths Aaron Stevens Keiran Urqhart Sam MciIwaine Mark Buttler Rob Sandy Lachlan Eagleton Mitch Tranter James Cooney Anthony Harmon Luke Hanscomb Justin Pettinella

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Luke O’Neill Luke Smith Scott Morrison Cameron Mitchell Liam Flannigan Xavier Calgaro Liam Carusi Michael Gibson Josh Baker Daniel Stanley Luke Folino Michael Cooney Bryce Harte Aaron Birt Darren Skillern Anthony Thomas Regen Daniel Jordan Marsh Stephen Thomsen Aaron Pettinella Darren Makrides Taylan Hall Ryan Gromadovski

For more information about the Club, sponsorship, membership and functions simply visit www. chirnsidefc.com Don’t forget Club members and families to please sign up to the United Fuel offer and our new free Club “TEAM APP”. Wishing all our teams a successful Season 2018 – Go Panthers!

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

Alex Closter Ben Nichols Brody Barton Bryce Crockford Daniel Wulf Dylan Butler Jake Puckering Lachlan Meloni Liam Evans Luke Flannigan Mark Wisley Sam King

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Seth McDonnell Thomas Elliott Thomas Hardstaff Travis Allison Tyler Birchall Tyler Burnett Tyson Walker Sam Wood Joel Dunn Sam Maddern Laclan Stephenson Harvey Wilson

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DIVISION 3

WAVERLEY BLUES Senior Coach: Bryce McGain Res Coach: Chris Hale 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 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

Dwayne Wathen Daniel Molloy Simon Hawkins Jake Twycross Sam Mier Dylan Luxa Daniel Playsted Tyson Hale Lindsay Gilbee Paul Savage Matthew Sharpe Michael Hogan Ned Slater James Hansen Mark Engley Dylan Cole Tommy Miles Jackson Dear Lachie McKinley Luke Sims Tom Gill Billy Evans Toby Pinwall Wes Smith Ben Turner Ryan Serpanchy Alex Playsted Mitch Hayes James Coghlan Kurt Benjamin Ed Dalton Matthew Harrison Michael Foley Cam Robinson Al Feary George Ouzas Callum Marini Q2

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Reiss McLeod Brock Leydon Sam Le Cerf Luke Price Matt Gregory Ryan Twycross Tom Connolly Ben Walker Rob Tomlin Billy Hughes Michael Robinson Josh Betham Taso Tsiounis Nick Goodwin Ethan Becker Jake McLean Riley Collier-Dawkins James Taberner Ethan Story

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

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Rory Kinsella Joe Facey Max Fairnie Kyle Viccars Sam Withers Hugh McConaghy Ryan Smith Cale Johnston Zac Mullin Ryan McNamara Jimi Roufos Zac Jones Hayden Boyce

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Vis Aravinthan James McPhee Max Dawe Daniel McCarthy Cooper Mori Omar Mohammad Sam Hale George Tsitzikas Jayson Miller Nathaniel Elford Lachlan Maclean Shea Kluwer Jaye Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connell

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Kevin Zammit Nick Buckley Jack Strongman Riley Collier-Dawkins 31 Sam Johnson

DIVISION 3

ROUND 15: SATURDAY 28 JULY 2018

WARRANDYTE Senior Coach: Anthony McGregor Res Coach: Clint Wheatley Ground: Warrandyte Reserve, Taroona Ave, Warrandyte. (Melways 35 C1) Ph: 9844 3112 Colours: Red jumper with white vee, red shorts. 1 2 3 3R 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16R 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 26 27 28 29 30 33 34 35 36 38 38R 39 40 40R

Mitchell Buckley Lee Evans Tom Naughtin Heath Corke Lewis Oliver Sean Bowers Kyle Thompson Nick Johnson Luke Parker Michael Cullum Josh Meyers Lachlan Buckley Nikoda Brooking Josiah Bektash Troy Ratcliffe Campbell Prior Luke Brewis Darcy Poole Jordan Powell Rhys Brand Riley Reardon Josh Beasley Daniel Large Bryce Leenaerts Daniel Hook Andrew Briffa Charles Johnstone Taylor Hayton Luke Dunn Sam Beasley Josh Appleby Ruck Lochlan Lachlan Richardson Matthew Munro Drew Corke Andrew White Jack Connoley

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Trent Parker Scott Ternes Grant Godwin Kyle Speers Jack Wright Glen Ratten Ben Richardson Zeph Hilton Samuel Lee Brendan Ludbrook Jack Poole Jason Richter Zac Ballard Bailey Campbell Michael Di Petta Paul Burgoyne David Beasley Josh Huntly Tim Beasley Matthew Colborne-Veel Gareth Hitchman Sidney Philip-Owen Matt Treeby Toby Versteegen Rick Templeton Jack Poole

WARRANDYTE: After the round against South Belgrave where we were extremely ordinary, we played host to the undefeated ladder leader Ringwood on our home ground. It was to be tremendous challenge. Many changes were made at the selection table and the magnets were shuffled. Amongst the changes were Luke Parker who was passed fit from injury, Luke Brewis returned to the ones for the first time this year as well as son of a gun Campbell Prior, who was brought in for his senior debut. We got off to a fantastic start kicking the first two goals as we made our intentions clear that Ringwood was not going to have time to breathe and would be made to earn every possession. The intensity was contagious. For three quarters we pushed the ladder leaders and went into the last quarter with only a 10 point deficit. We were crippled in the last with injuries and were down to 17 on the ground but not at any stage did they give in. I am so proud of our boys and we know we can match it with the best. Next week on August 4 sees the annual Presidents/ Sponsors Lunch featuring Collingwood Legend Tony Shaw as guest speaker. All details and bookings through our website. www. Warrandytefc.com. Book your ticket now.

UNDER 19 Coach: Dave Smith 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 16 17

Trent Little William Smith Connor Martin Mackenzie Smead Devin Harris-Allen Lachlan Clear Harry Smith Joel Carruthers Connor Huntly Quinn Clark Luke Hogg Cooper Addison

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Ben Dickson Tyson Jaksic Jake Trewella Adrian Balmian Ben Davies Tyson Sproule-Carroll David Wilson Ryley Douglass Callum Padfield Steven Garrick Liam Vaughan

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DIVISION 3

DONVALE Senior Coach: Matt Fife Res Coach: Sam D’Argenio Ground: Donvale Reserve, Mitcham Road, Donvale. (Melways 48 F3) Colours: Black with Green 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 35 36 37 Q1

Karl Toce Matt Fife Matt Leardi Jake McCormack Jack Purcell Sam D’Argenio Nathan Watts Josh Busch Kyle Wignell David Holland Hayden Cotsford Sam Coghlan Ben Lyall Nick Murphy Jeremy Grocott Tim Stanghi Nathan Mill Matt Sutherland Kristian Panyiotou Rob Finch Daniel Jones Ethan Duncan Jackson Freeman Josh Jordaan Pat Dillon Clay Crimmins Aaron D’Amato Jason Wade Stephen Latino Christopher Drakos James Schutz James Rausa Ryan Paterson Jono Tommasoni Mark Djordevic Sean Maher Nicholas Borghesi Q2

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Daniel Moseley Chris Sutherland Dave Withers Luke Manion Travis Wells Craig Nicholson Tyler Haugh Dany Chaloub Mark Steele Jack Gladman Tyson Freeman Aiden Baggoley Tyrone Ingham Tierney Reid Daniel Clarke Josh Hocking Michael Trkulja

UNDER 19 Coach: Scott Hamilton 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12

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Christopher Rinkquest Jordan Willet Ethan Parkinson Jackson Rowe Matthew Pantou Sam Goldsmith Jack Hamilton Matt McDonald Noah Ebzery Jake Wade

13 James 28 Cooper Howard Gardner-Drummond 29 Harrison Giles 14 Corey McNaughton 32 Sam Michelangeli 15 Bailey Thomas 16 Ronan Johnson 17 Lachlan McKenzie 18 Thomas Edwards 19 Jordan Haigh 20 Zachary Hunt 21 Angus Dullard 22 Nadi Hamzovski 24 Baylee Coulthard

ROUND 15: SATURDAY 28 JULY 2018

DIVISION 3

THE BASIN Senior Coach: Justin Stanton Res Coach: Jarrod Heenan Ground: Batterham Reserve, Miller Road, The Basin (Melways 65 D7). Ph: 9761 0320. Colours: Red & green vertical stripes, red shorts.

1 Josh Adams 2 Mitch Rule 3 Jarred Bell 4 Clinton Jones 5 Luke Watson 6 Max Kruger 7 Trevor Mills (C) 8 Lachlan Cripps 9 Sean Carlos 10 Jono Morris 11 Michael Thompson 13 Jackson Kean 14 Jayden Brown 16 Daniel Galante 16R Scott Mackay 17 Cameron Cripps 18 Matthew Hayhurst 19 Jono Pitman 20 Nathan Freeling 21 Beau Dowler 22 Kieren Roberts 23 Joel Robertson 24 Jordan Roberts 25 Joshua Swainston 26 Lachie Roberts 28 Dayne Barclay 29 Ashley Butler 30 Lachie Kruger 30R Adam Percy 31 Shane Hamilton 32 Dylan Thierauf 33 Nick Callanan 34 Jackson Macaulay 35 Jordan Thomas 36 Patty Garrity 37 Aaron Findlay 39 Dean Makin

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Andrew Battye Michael Oxley Chris Caulfield Conner Edwards Mitch Brown Jayden Mauchline Liam Pollard Josh Hensler Jayson Banks Lachie Bell Josh Ogston Callum Bell Jarred Sawyers Bailey Hobbs Mitch Wallace Jarrod Hardy Steven Atkinson Anthony Duke Ryan Cowan Mitch Hartrick Jason Mickelson Adam Gleeson Jake Halley Dean Jukic Alex Winters Bruce Maybus Ryder Kennedy Oscar Laybourne Justin Hutchinson-Drake Jordan Chircop Alex Young

UNDER 19 Coach: Greg Granland 1 2 3 4 5 7 9 10 11 12 15 19

Corey Simcocks Jack Lavender Jackson Maes Tom Edwards (C) Christopher Butler Damian Nicholson Chris Chalman Mitch Burrows Antoun Dib Jack Swindell Jack Weldon Travis Arnol

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22 Kyle Delaney 23 Jai Armstrong (VC) 25 James Battersby 26 Brayden Halamoutis (C) 27 Jackson Marget 30 Sam Martin 32 Troy Jamieson 34 James Peters 36 Liam Walter 38 Zac Chalman 40 Jackson Moody

46 Ryan McGregor (VC) 51 Jack Dobson 52 Nick Caulfield

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DIVISION 4 FOREST HILL: We made the long trek to Coldstream with the need to get back on the winning side of the ledger as recent losses had made both Seniors and Reserves ladder positions a lot more precarious. Our Netballers were also back in action, although White had a bye and the two teams in action split their results with Green going down whilst Zebras had a good win. We are hoping that we can have more than one Netball side make finals but will need things to go our way with only 3 games of the regular season remaining. On the big ground at Coldstream the Reserves got off to a flying start and kicked very accurately to pile on the early goals. We went on with it after half time and ensured a percentage boosting win which keeps us a game clear of the chasing pack. Strachan kicked 8 goals to be our main avenue of attack, but the goals were shared around. This competition is very even and with only 2 games covering the top 4 ladder spots we need to keep racking up wins to maintain our position and give ourselves the best opportunity of securing the double chance. The Seniors were desperate for a win with back to back losses stalling our momentum and injuries testing our depth. The game was even all day and the lead changed back and forth as neither side could get a match winning break. We trailed deep into the last quarter but kicked a couple of late goals to secure the 4 points. The goal kicking was also shared around with Johnston, Taylor, Cardamone and Laws kicking 3 goals apiece. Congratulations to one of the stalwarts of our backline Dean McGuire who played his 100th game. After a brief lull the social calendar fires up again with our Cocktail night on July 28th. Our social committee has worked hard to put this night together and it looks like being a cracker with some games, our resident DJ and food all for $10. Make sure to put this one in your diary. This week sees all our Netballers back in action and the footballers in games which will have a big impact on our season. Our Seniors are 2 games clear in 4th spot with the Reserves only a game clear in second spot so we need to keep up the intensity as we play host to Whitehorse Pioneers who sit in 2nd spot and their Reserves in 5th. Whitehorse will be desperate to take it up to us and secure the best possible ladder spot. In recent times the contest between both sides have been epic and we are hoping for another set of great games today. With so much on the line Fraser Place is the place to be as the Zebra faithful try and get us home for 2 wins. Go Zebs!

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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Bridges Nick Rossit Jason Thompson Chris Creak Austin Nguyen Martin Vakalis Erik Martin James Sadikin Marshall Hewett Joshua Tomkins-Barry Mitchell Russell Sam Hair James Cassidy Stuart Smith Shaun Kline Dale East Jono Woodward Jackson Baker Dyson Duarte Diogo

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ROUND 15: SATURDAY 28 JULY 2018

WHITEHORSE PIONEERS Senior Coach: Jamie Carpenter Res Coach: Dylan Tempany 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. 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

Andrew Padbury Damian Bertacco Noah Khan Charles Thorn Jordan Mitsou Michael McDougall Chris McDougall Tim Law Mitchell Ward Peter Zennaro Ed Sim Matthew Bertacco Daniel Tallariti Lachlan OBrien Aleksandar Kumurdian Matthew McCormack Joel Dalgleish Anthony Mariani Ricky Bevan Jordan Trevaskis Jacob Daley Jack Clydsdale Jesse Hockey Marcus Tippett Matthew Mariani Chris Job Christopher Ryan Nicholas Bertacco Maverick Gleed Thomas Connell Blake Celebi Daniel Van Hoof Michael Ferguson Nikolas Lucak Lachlan Smith Caleb Webb Chris Gilliland

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Adam Blythman Alistair Quinn Cameron Hunter Cedric Legrand Ross Berryman Paul Fioenza Dan Bonnett David Richardson Stuart Attlier Arjuna Le Gros Michael Tozer Louis Wain Shaun Nolan Mosese Vakatovola Chris Dunlop Alex Townsend Paul Eidem Cameron Webb Shaw Stone Bailey Maillia Ryan Harris Dylan Tempany Anthony Morse Harry Thorn

UNDER 19 Coach: Zane Job 12 2 3 25 10 16 20 15 50 14 17 18 31

Aidan Mulhern Tom Prerrett James Wright Zavier Fry Josh Taylor Tommy Geissel Matt Pritchard Jack Reid Harrison Thddis Noah Stoffels Kingsley Giles Sam Vassiliou Baron Chu

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DIVISION 4 KILSYTH: Kilsyth made our way to Whitehorse with two very important games in hand. The reserves put on a blistering performance in an important 8 point games. They now go into the last four rounds two games clear of fifth position and confidence growing. The seniors unfortunately did not come to play on Saturday and were missing enough willing to take the game on and bring their mates with them. Diamond in the rough was the performance from Ryan Stevens who was given his first opportunity at senior football since making Kilsyth his home this year. He was one who I personally had reservations about being able to step up, and now am looking forward to seeing what else he is capable of. Thankfully the boys rallied to earn back some respect in the last quarter and pegged back what was to be a three figure defeat. There is now only one road to finals and that is victory. We need four from four to stand a chance and this writer is not ready for the fat lady to sing yet. Good luck to all red and black this weekend!!!

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 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 14 15 15 15 16 17 17 18 19 20 21 21 22 23 24 24 25 26 26 27 28 28 29 30 31 32 32 33

Rob Mannetti Haydn Lovat Matthew King Alex Bull Paul Blight Cam Van Florestein Josh Van Gulik Jake Henshall Cameron McArthur Jye Sigersma Trav Browning Jack Meichel Heath Williams Ben Benson Ryan Goodinson Drew Sells John Hevern Ryan Crosby Brendan Egan Brandon Fitzsimons Jake Coleman Callum Donaldson Sean Currey Nicholas Leary Ashleigh Masters Luke Muller Scott Irvine Joshua Bentley Jackson Lucas Micheal Noonan Peter Wall Scott Killen Adam Miles Chris Rutty Nathan McCulloch Corey Webb William Mutschler Simon Clarke Elliot Ross Matthew Jackson Kane Hillier Trent Harrop Matthew Richards

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Brendan Egan Eddie Molesworth Josh Garside Gavin Nautili Chris Jackson Max Spiers Brendan Richards Ryan Stephens Gavin Malan Luke Hands Hayden Harris Troy Zaics Jarred Arthur Micheal Hincksman Josh West Matt Smith Ben Fogarty Paul Malan Luke Perryman Morgan Gardiner Matt Chamberlain Josh Oliver Matthew Stather Mark Hutchins Nathan Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Rourke BenShephard Jacob Newton Mark Parker Michael Charles Tom Clarke Rob Bailey Mitch Clavant Paul Hare Brandon Scheepers Matt Dobson Dale Fedat Hayden Morse Dan McCall Adrian Grylls Jordan Vlahos Daniel Nevans

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

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ROUND 15: SATURDAY 28 JULY 2018

EAST BURWOOD Senior Coach: Stuart Wynd Res Coach: Harry Black 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 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

Sam Coates Jack Prelorenzo Chris Dafter Adrian Gileno Nathan Canning Andrew Pudney Steven Perri Anthony Perri Jason Kennedy Nick Prelorenzo Scott Davis Jack Murphy Ben Miller Brett Handreck Luke Brown Jai Middleton Jack Wensley Stephen Kennedy Rhett Masters Max Wills Jarrod Stafford Andre Angemi Brett Kay Joel McGown Ryan Lepore Sam McCarthy Chris Samios Alex Pagliaro Brennan McCafferty Josh Peers Craig O’Malley Jacob McCarthy Jason May James Nelson Tyler Fent Adam Daly Will O’Brien

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Joshua Phillips Christian Multari Noah McCartin Greg Papanikolaou Aiden Winder Eddy Rixton Justin Winder Glynn Ford Spencer Owen Mitchel Donald Benedikt Lux Henry Ross-Stubbs Mitchell Morris Jonathon Spiliotopoulos Yianni Griffiths Cody Lucas Omkar Chitale Hayden Brown Troy McGown Jordan Damatopoulos

EAST BURWOOD: Last Saturday saw Nunawading as the visitors to the East Burwood Reserve. Both the reserves and seniors recorded comprehensive wins to keep on track for the finals series. Two strong team performances on the day with the standout individual being Adrian Gileno with a 12 goal haul. The Under 19’s faced a strong Park Orchards side and went down by 109-20. An undisciplined second quarter would prove decisive to the final result. As we approach the last four rounds of the season now is a good time to thank the countless volunteers who donate their time each week to the club. Getting three teams playing each week would simply not be possible without the generosity of these club volunteers. The gatekeepers, timekeepers, runners, video operators, canteen and bar staff, medics and all the others who perform the numerous tasks involved in local footy. Our club has endured a torrid period over the last six years and these volunteers have continued to show up week in week out. In season 2018 they are finally seeing some reward for their efforts. The club has been awarded 3rd Division finals this year and once again it will be the work of the committee and club volunteers that will be required to make this happen. UPCOMING EVENTS Saturday 11th August Final Home Game Lunch 12pm at the clubrooms.

UNDER 19 Coach: Adam Coghlan 18 Jake Elliott (C) Alex Killender 44 Aiden Winder 7 Jordan Michael 19 Dylan Post 24 Jared Walls 13 Liam Rodda Daniel Millen Dylan Simonella 21 Zac Hanlen 23 Matt Howlett 30 Jeremy Hampton

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Jake Hopper Hayden Frerker Zach Paino Mark Decunto Matthew Ross Stubbs 40 Mark O’dwyer Hassan Nguyen Damon Barlow John Phillipou

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FAIRPARK Senior Coach: Sean Stanton Res Coach: Russell Warburton 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 Robbie Matthews Shane Mercer Cameron Banks Tyrone Fabrizio James Filtness Anthony Basa Alex Calder Jesse Pearce Simon Aloi Aaron Hoskings Gareth Bailey Josh Temple Lucas Barbuto Mark Flintoff Chris Beattie Jack Ormston Gavin Crivellaro Jackson Zaloumis Matthew Eddy Leigh Rankin Kyle Hird Stratos Doulgeris Mitch Nied Robbie Cox David Joseph Daniel Bartlett Anthony Rizzo Tom McNamara Nick Cowan Kory Grant Brad Nied Shaun McKay James LeGassick

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Liam Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien Jason Peagram Tyner Gough Chris Caporale Dean Papoulis James Topp Dale Oneill David Mitchell Shane Stephenson John Geddes Tim Symons Lachlan McKenzie Aaron Hoskings Ronnie Mckendry Troy Brown Rhys Fuller Brendan Andric Dylan Maloney David Bennett Simon Bott Jake Goebels Brad Banks James Duggan Russell Warburton Chris Grey Jayden Dihood James Gough

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

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Coby Law Ty Sandford Cody Morrison Silas Fisher Ben Lees Josh Beamsley Mason Byrne Mitch Barrington Billy McNay Hunter Bevis Kane Fernleigh Mitch Quinn

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Noah Heydon Ryan Thorneycroft Liam Hind Dale Bent Clyde Benjamin Sam Woodstock-Decru Dylan Woolacott Josh Trevethan James Lalor Aaron Donaghue

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ROUND 15: SATURDAY 28 JULY 2018

GLEN WAVERLEY HAWKS Senior Coach: Ryan Flack Res Coach: Drew Withers 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. 1 Andrew Murray 2 Aaron Riddle 3 Mitchell Potts 4 Dan Eastman 5 Ryan Goold 6 Gavin Cruse 7 Jesse Dunne (C) 8 Billy Huxtable 9 Beau Parthenides 10 Daniel Eggington 11 Tom Eddy 12 Matthew Ferguson 12R Andrew Gellatly 13 Tim Cook 13R Oliver Wisniewski (RC) 14 Josh McMillan 15 Toby McMillan 16 Paul Tyler 17 Ryan Buttner 18 Jared Lapsley 19 Evan Pickering 20 Sam Parlapiano 21 Brad Riddle 22 Luke Broad 23 Tim Pape 24 Jason Pitts 25 Ben Sullivan 26 Andrew Humpries 28 Sean Williams 29 Brad Matthews 30 Ryan Newey 31 Jack Steinfort 32 Dave Edebohls 33 Joel Wille 34 Sean Murphy 35 Julian Wong 36 Ben Pickering Q1

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GLEN W HAWKS: The Hawks hosted Surrey Park at home, with our Seniors looking to go 12 straight and the Reserves looking to scalp a win from one of the top placed teams in the competition. The Reserves played first, with perfect conditions and good vibes in the playing group took it up to the opposition in a tight contest that saw Surrey taking a lead into the break, but the boys were still closely in the contest. After half time, and coming out ready to take it right up to the away team, the boys played some strong footy, able to take the lead in the fourth quater and hold on to win by 12 points. A.Azzopardi kicked 5 goals and dominated in the foward line, and N.Dore controlled the midfield and pressured hard all day. The Seniors ran on next, looking to continue the winning streak and took control early holding the lead all day. A late challenge by Surrey Park was controlled and the boys took the win to make it 12 straight and now sit a game on top of the ladder. B.Huxtable held strong in defence and M.Ferguson kicked 3 in another dominating prefirmance down foward. In social news, the clubs major function the 4K Draw is this weekend, so get your tickets for the event and be in the draw to win the cash. With a week of to rest, we now look to focus on our next upcoming game after the split round, Fair Park away. Go Hawks!

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 Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;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

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SURREY PARK

Major Fundraiser for 2018 The Major Fundraiser for 2018 is our REVERSE DRAW*, with two weeks to go, we really want to sell out and hold a terrific event.

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.

The details are: • 200 tickets only at $200 each • Major Prize is a brand new Toyota Yaris, valued at $20,495, with thanks to our major sponsor Nunawading Toyota. • The draw is held on Saturday August 11th, at Surrey from 7.30pm • The event is fully catered, with substantial finger food prepared by our internationally-trained chef • Your first drink is free, thereafter at bar prices unless your ticket is drawn out, then you receive a complimentary drink card • Up to two people can attend the event per ticket • Tickets are available at the club or trybooking. com/351759. • *For full terms and conditions see surreyparkfc.com.au Surrey Park Ladies Lunch Today we hold the annual Ladies Lunch, which is proudly sponsored by Bendigo Community Bank, Surrey Hills. We are grateful for your support and we encourage all EFL followers to get in touch with them for a free financial health check. Thanks to the organising committee for your tireless work in putting together what will be a fun day. Football A disappointing round last start for all three grades, with losses to all. We welcome Silvan to Surrey Park today, with the 19’s sitting in top, and the Reserves sitting nicely in the top four they have a lot to play for, while the seniors will look to clock up win number five for the season – Silvan have had somewhat of a late season resurgence so we know it will be a hard-fought match. Sponsor of the Week Epworth Eastern are the most wonderful partner across our Senior and Junior Football Clubs, as well as the Netball Club. We thank them for their support for our club and community, and for the wonderful health care service they provide across Victoria. Epworth have donated Surrey Park / Epworth scarves to today’s Ladies Lunch – they’re sure to become a much sought after fashion item in the years to come! Go Surrey!

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Matthew Goodings Thomas Veitch Matthew Hughes Duncan Rudd Matthew McBride Alex Smith Joshua Bentley Mitchell Gale Dave Truong Justin Kitchingman Chris Allen Liam Mooney Justin Robinson Conrad Dickson Mick Jones Sam Pentney Tim Crilly Patrick McCaughan Liam Goodes Liam Williamson James Gray Jared Taylor

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

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Samuel Naidu Harrison Alexander Joe Tutty William Grant Declan Marshall Tommy Landmann John van Twest Tyler O’Neil Findlay Hanna Jorden Plexousakis Callum Garvin Joshua Hayes

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Assistant Coach: George Papadopoulos Jonathan Brisbane Henry Chambers Parker Fox Alexander Digby Lachlan Girvan William Potter Ngong Arou Stefano Ciccotosto Hans Anjou Rhys Krishnasamy Ben Gundry Weshin Zeyto

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Joshua Southwood Adam Lowndes Damon Parr Benjamin Peters Adam Steiner

DIVISION 4

ROUND 15: SATURDAY 28 JULY 2018

SILVAN Senior Coach: Trent Martin Res Coach: Greg Smith 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 Ben Riley Daniel Lemon Aaron Rowe Adam Robert Warren Schmidt Daniel Dickson Matthew White Dean Janssen Adam Kneale (Res) Andrew Knight Dwayne Harvey Brent Guglielmi Neal Macaulay (Res) Zach Dwyer Greg Smith Damian Noll Trent Martin Adrian Cannata (Res) Troy Smith Daniel Begley Luke Beddome Bryce Litchfield Zac Higgins Alex Walker (Res) Kieron Purtle Shaun Jones Lochie Oliver John Bonanno Mathew Welten Shane Rowe Jarryd Deitzel David Denton Aaron Fortescue Rhys Spooner Cameron Bisshop

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Daniel Jones Michael Bonfadini Paul Bonfadini Andrew Spiteri Jake Andrews Anthony Giuliano Brent Roessler Kurt Smith Chris Murphy Ross Scanlan Justin Taylor Tim Martin Blair Neill Moh Hussini Alex Harris Keegan Hewitt Brandon Smith Jake Pancutt Simon Surrao Matthew Cook Daniel Wells Tristan Williams Sam Wilson

SILVAN: Last weekend saw a great turnout for our 2007/2008 premiership side and many stories were shared with them and the current playing group. In another great performance by both seniors and reserves we can now boast our most productive win/ loss season since 2014. Having won 4 of the past 5 we can certainly head into 2019 with renewed confidence whilst we continue our aim of shaping the top four. Today sees another challenge ahead, taking on Surrey Park away in all 3 grades. We look forward to a great contest again starting off with the Colts who have booked a spot in this year’s finals series followed by the reserves who are still a mathematical hope of doing the same. To all our members please keep an eye out on our Facebook page for upcoming events and functions over the next month starting next week with our major raffle. Also don’t forget to book your spot for this year’s Presentation Night which will be held at Crown Casino. Get in touch with the club if you’re planning on coming along to this highly anticipated event. Good luck to all players today, Go Cats!

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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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Jordan Winter Marty Lambe Zac Zaloumis Jason Kotis Macca Simpson Nick Whelan Cooper Winter Jacob Virtue Alex Mitchell Luke Bogdan Nick Watson Tim Barro Josh Perrson Nathan Lineham Dylan Ellis Leigh Gifford Avi Limbu Ryan Hardy Izack Ralph Chris Zampaglione Bowen Strahan Josh Durrand Joshua Delaney Nathan Clements Nathan Lester Lachlan Gillespie Daniel Flanagan Henry Renwick Andre Eramo Alex Geminis Zac Haig Sam Merhebi Liam Burns Tim Jenkins Matthew Eastaugh Nick Martin Chris Hadji Andrew Burgess James Lever Rowan Walker Nathanal Boyle Ben Wotton Rob Jenkins Josh Hartill Harley Bain Chris Ciemcioch Sam Johnson Julian Liebenberg Josh Hunter James White Luke Davis

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ROUND 15: SATURDAY 28 JULY 2018

COLDSTREAM Senior Coach: Chad Rogers Res Coach: Jamie Pegg Ground: Coldstream Reserve, Sth Gateway (off Maroondah Hwy), Coldstream. (Melways 281 B9) Ph: 9739 1984 Colours: Navy jumper with white vee, navy shorts. 1 2 3 3R 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 11R 12 13 13R 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 22R 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 31R 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 43 44 45 46 48 49

Aaron Brown Daniel Price Chris Whitchell Justin Roberts Rodney Williams Todd Clayton (VC) Jai Deacon Lauchy Craig (C) Chol Majok Daniel Versteegen Brendan Dickinson Darcy Carrigan (C) Jamie Pegg Shaun Bennett Sean McCarthy Lachlan Schack Dave Trueman Adam Burdick Cameron Shield Joshua McPhee Brad Wotton Jeff Akers Luke McPhee Daniel Witanga (RVC) Liam Koger Jordan Rice Paul Wagner Justin Wiggins Anthony Faulkner Austin Mcinerney Cameron Skelton Tobias Griffin Ruben Marks Lachlan Robertson Mitchell Edmonds Ashley Rankin Michael Hendley Sean Hartley Andrew Barling Darcy Fritsch Steven Stern Brodie Martin Ryan Provan Tim Smith (RC) James Daley (RC) Hayden Long Jack Lightbound Chris Bullas Christian Gerace Jake Hill Jonny Pignataro Anthony Hunter

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Jake Cronin Patrick Spendlove Seth Denny Matt Grant Chase Coley Michael Bennett Leam Doughty (Asst Coach) Mat Urmston (RVC) Ryan Kerr Kieran Hulm Scott Reece

COLDSTREAM: Fresh from the week off the boys travel to Nunawading today and have big expectations to get back on the winners list! Both teams will be keen to get a good start to set up two good wins and hopefully make it through both games with no more injuries!! Good luck boys! Thanks to everyone who came down to the club last weekend for the working bee..It was great to see so many players turn up and help out! All your efforts are most appreciated. Big shout out to Whitchy and Patty who went above and beyond on the day!! Great news to see Lawson is now in remission!! He still has a long road ahead with the bone marrow transplant coming up next month but we’ve seen just what a little trooper he is and wish him, Leam, Tamara and family all the best for the coming months. We’re all behind you little man! SOCIAL CALENDAR TONIGHT Coldstream Sensations featuring DJ Josh Peters 7pm $15 entry Lets all get down and make the last player function for the year a big one!!!!! August 4th – 12-2pm Past Players Day Beer, wine, softdrink & nibbles $30pp RSVP to Daniel on 0477661363 or to the club coldstreamfnc@outlook.com August 4th – 7.30-10.30pm Special Effort Draw $100 per ticket for x2 people Beer, wine, softdrink and supper provided See Kelly Tarr or Daniel for tickets #gocougars #sweepthesheds

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Lauren Passarelli Sarah Rhode Meg Liddell Jess Cardona Emily Ballard Courtney Kerr Courtney Wale Steph Davies Sammy De Bono Temopoulos Anne Johnson Bianca Firth Hailey Moran Tan

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Mt Evelyn

Coach: Graham Hewitt Assistant: Stephen Fulton 1 Rachael Hewitt 16 Nicola Koliavu 2 Molly D’Arcy 17 Eliza Yeoman 3 Kristele Vanderwolf 18 Sarah Davis 4 Angela Howe 19 Brooke Clare 5 Rebecca Craythorn 20 Mikayla Cartwright 6 Kelly Panesar 22 Ebony Rait 7 Mikayla Coats 26 Melissa Ferrier 8 Kendall Seath 33 Caitlin Duke 9 Rebecca Cuthell 36 Grace Ward 10 Cassandra Wilson (C) 43 Emily Clements 45 Natasha Derksen 11 Kate Borzym 12 Shanae Decler 69 Jade Bassetto 89 Gina Donovan 13 Tania Winchester (VC) 14 Chelsea Taylor 15 Holly Williams

2 4 5 7 13 14 15 19 20 22 23 24 25 27 30 33

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Alycia Olney Deborah Welsh Katelyn Betts Sarah Lousie Clark Storm Jenkin Elisa Aitkins Jessica Smith Kate Hutchinson Tamara Halit Sophie McCracken Nicole Akers Talia Bebarfald Alannah Gordon Madison Foley Heather L’huillier Paige Clark

26 Cassandra Collins 27 Lina Zuccarelli 28 Kate Phillips Monique Howatt

17 18 19 20 21 22 25 27 29 30

Sarah Gregorio Zoe Koussoulas Tammarah Brown Paige Priest Kerri Nelsson Natasha Lane Bridgette Gaulke Michelle Brown Lynlee Saysombath Ebony Reus (DVC)

35 36 38 40 41 42 44

Jessica Dight Emily Eastham Jennifer Anderson Priscilla Slinger Isabella Rennick Natasha Bennett Isobel Urquhart

DEAKIN UNI SENIOR WOMEN’S TEAMS Division 1 - Vermont

Heathmont

Coach: Meredith Denvir Assistant Coach: Liz Whitfield 2 Chloe Baldasso 28 Kaylee Miller 3 Marissa Lee (C) 29 Trudi Henn 4 Natalie Campbell 30 Laura Box 6 Nicole Marks 31 Chloe Pearson 8 Stephanie Moss 32 Kate Brien 12 Madeleine Buck 33 Casidee Cullen 15 Penelope Knight (C) 35 Georgia Russell 17 Natalie Mitchell 40 Ciara Reid 19 Xanthia Wright 41 Nicola Junginger 20 Molly Chamberlain 42 Jamie Chamberlain 44 Pip Stewart 21 Alice Hansen 45 Keely Browne 22 Annaliese Carroll 47 Elizabeth Whitfield 23 Tennille Nash 50 Hannah 24 Abbey Rutherford Barry-Murphy 25 Hayley O’Neill 27 Jodie Leek

2 3 4 5 7 8 10 11 13 14 18 19 21 22 23 27

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Chirnside Park

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Brenda Lay Heather McMillan Carly de Kort Ruby Charles Melissa Bock Rhea Manussen Leesa McShane Stacey Williams Caitlyn Wilson Zoe Alston Danielle Donovan Jorgia Young Julia Austin Eleanor Bowden Kelly Simmons Brooke Pinsent

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 29 30 32

Cassandra Stanford Jessica Temple Belinda Gillespie Jasmine Hatzihristodoulou Charlene Kupke Christie Lay Madison Molnar Tori Gibb Chelsea Mammone Courtney Anderson Amanda Neary Melinda Galt Emma Bethune

1 7 11 15 16 17 21 23 24 31 32 38 39 41 47 50

Amy Hopkins Hayley Morrow Samantha Evans Tayla Robins Lauren Strachan Holly Gell Bridget Rice Laura Barker Emma Redfern Georgia Speedy Emma Gosbell Rachael Sweatman Rebecca Sevior Kanysha Heward Michaela Martz Ashleigh Dugan

Mikayla MacLean Sophie Ruddick Jessica McCasker Mikaela Jago Isabella Currie Elissa Dykstra Vanessa Clarke Alex Barker Brooke Smith Ella Hopkinson Melinda Ruddick Rachel Lohman Meghan Stephens Sophie Faulweter Ella Van De Velde Bianca Dixon

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Blackburn

1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Rebecca Gallaher Taylah Mount Jennie Hicks Jess Cerni Alice Huijbregts Elle Moore Rebecca MacLeod Candice Taylor Kelly Adams Chondelle Winmar Nicole Porter Michelle Price Cailin Millar Ebony Llewellyn Kylie Bevan Zoe Langenberg Keeley Hudson

19 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 31 33 36 37

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Paula Llewellyn Katie Shanahan Tamika Butters Kalina Morgan-Whyman Samantha Carr Rebecca Baker Sarah Farmer Amy Chan Simone Zarb Meg Thompson Lisa Baker Bree Scarcella Tash Belo

13 16 17 18 20 21 24

Alice Nelms Alice Moore Ellie Cleland Alicia O’Keeffe Alison Williams Kylie Morton Kimberley Lo Jacqueline Turner Christina Lange Portelli Gurmayle Singh Shae Denny Emily Mutimer Chrissy Lagos Michelle Parratt Amber Thorn Abbey Jordanov

29 Torri Marmion 30 Alexa Martz 31 Irene Brouwer Emily Eversteyn

57 Naomi Turton 58 Molly Quilty

25 27 30 33 35 42 45

Sheena Cronin Brigitte Wolhuter Jasmine Donovan Emma Bossong Miriam Youkhana Alyce Collett Eliana Parratt

DEAKIN UNI SENIOR WOMEN’S TEAMS Division 2 - Thornton-Eildon

South Croydon

1 2 3 4 7 10 11 13 15 16 17 21 22 23 24 28 29

Coach: Tracey Lackman 1 Sarah O’Toole 2 Ebany Vanderheym 3 Danielle Zeniou 4 Molly O’Toole 5 Megan Trushell 6 Lauren Slade 7 Kiara White 8 Hayley Hodgetts 9 Kate McKellar 10 Cassie Godwin 11 Denni Egan 12 Brydie Cox 13 Ashleigh Voutier 14 Lisa Meyer 15 Stephanie Ratcliff 16 Caitlin Adams

Leila Pammer Vanessa Cornell Meg Norris Emily Kerr Natalie Baulch Natasha Hay Cassidy Brown Bonnie Clark Stacey Kerr Kim Pammer Alexia Andreou Somaly Herridge Lucy McRae Tracey Wherrett Liana Clark Jessica Slapp Tannar Minnie Findley

33 Rachel Michaelson 76 Madison Oram

Division 2 - Donvale

Yarra Junction

Coach: Clint Martin Assistant: Dean Thomas 1 Emily Miller 18 Alexandra Jaksic 2 Samantha Onley 20 Taylah Di Staso 3 Tina Liu (C) 21 Monica Latino 4 Lucy Milkeraitis (VC) 22 Felicity Neligan 5 Alannah Antonellos 23 Elise Hoole 6 Pamela Ikosidekas 24 Jacqui Riccioni 7 Sara Miller 25 Melody Hamilton 8 Eilish Barrett 28 Kim Munro 9 Jess Perna 30 Daniella Rausa 10 Holly Chele Mulder 31 Amy Browitt 34 Elli Kentfield 11 Jess O’Keefe 12 Kate Maxwell 13 Alex Blackburn 14 Jocelyn Barker 15 Jess Crundall 17 Zoe Perna

1 2 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 15 17 18 22 23 25 27

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Upwey Tecoma

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 20 23 25

Jessica Buzinskas Amanda Cellante Rebecca McMahon Lana Kitteringham Phoebe Lacey Alix Penny Jasmine Lacey Darcy Langford Candyce Wright Kathryn Buzinskas Stacey Peril Deona Caiafa Samantha Mellis Chloe Timms Amanda Davidson Courtney Storen Karen Little, Karen

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Tina Eason Patsy Boxell Kyamba Walker Jamee Cousens Rachel Haines Jessica Laidlaw Jordyn Pride Rubi Walker Cassandra Barlow Sarah Wilcox Bechet Cousens Tara Mataele Nathalia Van straalen Laura Mounsey Michelle Goldsmith Georgia Strahan Ebony Lee

Jessica Walton Corinna White Michelle Bateup Emma Koster Tania Preston Jessica Collins Jessica Occhipinti Mallory Lesueur Jacqui Cooke Kiana Oates Emma Caccetta Sandra DiCiero Alexandria Bantock Anne Crymble Savannah Stapleton Samantha Royce Ashley McKern

17 18 19 20 22 23 25 26 28 29

Ruby Kelly Cassandra Humphris Tahlia Ingram Mary Griffin Tanikka Martin Ashleigh O’Donnell Sarah Black Sarah Johnson Tamara Dobson Stephanie Phillips

29 Siobhan Zelno Lilli Walker

28 30 31 33 41 83

Natasha Wagner Molly Rainey Lily Hartley Daniela Gisler Jessalyn Kirkmoe Ebany Mclees Leah Borg Lauren Cleeman

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DEAKIN UNI EASTERN REGION WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S DIVISION 1 RUN HOME ROUND 12 Weekend of

Vermont

Heathmont

28/07/2018

Waverley Blues

Knox

29/07/2018

Bayswater

Chirnside Park

Norwood

Mount Evelyn

Upper Ferntree Gully

The Basin

Weekend of

Chirnside Park

Heathmont

4/08/2018

Mount Evelyn

Bayswater

5/08/2018

The Basin

Vermont

Knox

Norwood

Waverley Blues

Upper Ferntree Gully

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Heathmont

The Basin

11/08/2018

Norwood

Waverley Blues

12/08/2018

Vermont

Chirnside Park

Knox

Bayswater

Upper Ferntree Gully

Mount Evelyn

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Waverley Blues

Heathmont

18/08/2018

Chirnside Park

The Basin

19/08/2018

Mount Evelyn

Knox

Bayswater

Upper Ferntree Gully

Norwood

Vermont

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ROUND 14

ROUND 15

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Preliminary Final

2/09/2018

Grand Final

9/09/2018

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DEAKIN UNI SENIOR WOMEN’S 2018 - DIVISION 1 No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

TEAM Mount Evelyn Vermont Upper Ferntree Gully Knox Bayswater The Basin Waverley Blues Heathmont Chirnside Park Norwood

P 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11

W 10 9 7 7 6 4 4 3 3 2

L 1 2 4 4 5 7 7 8 8 9

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 732 659 455 501 388 444 289 190 194 298

A 159 205 304 506 366 388 398 642 744 438

% 460.38 321.46 149.67 99.01 106.01 114.43 72.61 29.60 26.08 68.04

PTS 40 36 28 28 24 16 16 12 12 8

%WON 90.91 81.82 63.64 63.64 54.55 36.36 36.36 27.27 27.27 18.18

% 798.28 375.57 247.13 232.82 143.37 84.14 11.49 3.11

PTS 40 36 32 28 24 12 4 0

%WON 90.91 81.82 72.73 60.00 54.55 30.00 9.09 0.00

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TEAM Donvale Blackburn East Ringwood Upwey Tecoma FNC South Croydon Yarra Junction Thornton-Eildon Boronia

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P 11 11 11 10 11 10 11 11

W 10 9 8 6 6 3 1 0

L 1 2 3 4 5 7 10 11

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

F 926 661 645 603 443 329 110 40

A 116 176 261 259 309 391 957 1288

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Boronia

Upwey Tecoma

28/07/2018

Thornton Eildon

South Croydon

29/07/2018

Donvale

Yarra Junction

East Ringwood

Blackburn

Thornton Eildon

East Ringwood

4/08/2018

Donvale

Upwey Tecoma

5/08/2018

South Croydon

Blackburn

Yarra Junction

Boronia

Weekend of

Blackburn

Donvale

11/08/2018

Upwey Tecoma

Yarra Junction

12/08/2018

East Ringwood

South Croydon

Boronia

Thornton Eildon

Weekend of

Upwey Tecoma

Thornton Eildon

18/08/2018

Donvale

South Croydon

19/08/2018

Boronia

Blackburn

Yarra Junction

East Ringwood

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ROUND 14

ROUND 15

FINALS Semi Finals

25/08/2018

Preliminary Final

2/09/2018

Grand Final

9/09/2018

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SENIOR LADDERS 2018 DIVISION 1 SENIORS TEAM Vermont South Croydon Doncaster Blackburn Rowville Norwood Balwyn North Ringwood Montrose Noble Park East Ringwood Knox

P 14 14 14 14 13 14 13 14 13 13 13 13

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

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

F 1523 1429 1214 1332 1089 1300 1126 968 872 1041 923 626

A 872 1003 893 1089 871 1096 1008 1208 1258 1232 1260 1653

DIVISION 2 SENIORS % 174.66 142.47 135.95 122.31 125.03 118.61 111.71 80.13 69.32 84.50 73.25 37.87

PTS 44 44 40 40 36 28 28 20 20 16 8 0

Round 14 - July 21 Norwood 12.15-87 defeat by South Croydon 13.12-90 North Ringwood 6.5-41 defeat by Blackburn 16.17-113 Vermont 10.7-67 defeat by Doncaster 16.9-105

TEAM Lilydale Doncaster East Upper Ferntree Gully Bayswater Park Orchards Wantirna South Croydon Mooroolbark Mitcham Mulgrave

P W L 14 12 2 14 11 3 13 10 3 14 8 6 13 7 6 14 7 7 14 6 8 14 3 10 13 2 10 13 1 12

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

F 1244 1364 1004 1265 1171 1084 1023 872 742 614

A 810 864 689 1006 999 1001 1184 1105 1278 1447

% 153.58 157.87 145.72 125.75 117.22 108.29 86.40 78.91 58.06 42.43

PTS 48 44 40 32 28 28 24 14 10 4

Round 14 - July 21 Bayswater 18.6-114 defeat Mooroolbark 8.3-51 Lilydale 16.16-112 defeat Wantirna South 7.12-54 Doncaster East 17.10-112 defeat Croydon 7.18-60

DIVISION 2 RESERVES DIVISION 1 RESERVES TEAM Vermont Blackburn South Croydon Rowville Norwood Doncaster North Ringwood Montrose East Ringwood Noble Park Knox Balwyn

P 14 14 14 13 14 14 14 13 13 13 13 13

W L 13 1 12 2 12 2 11 2 7 7 7 7 6 8 4 8 4 9 2 11 2 11 0 12

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

F 1293 1335 1216 1012 867 799 672 580 471 603 371 427

A 443 466 462 509 709 813 1081 945 833 659 1405 1321

% 291.87 286.48 263.20 198.82 122.28 98.28 62.16 61.38 56.54 91.50 26.41 32.32

PTS 52 48 48 44 28 28 24 18 16 8 8 2

Round 14 - July 21 Norwood 4.4-28 defeat by South Croydon 8.11-59 North Ringwood 3.3-21 defeat by Blackburn 20.17-137 Vermont 9.9-63 defeat Doncaster 5.4-34

TEAM Mooroolbark Park Orchards Wantirna South Bayswater Croydon Upper Ferntree Gully Doncaster East Mitcham Lilydale Mulgrave

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

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 909 839 1006 882 943 834 663 551 558 477

A 524 511 649 681 730 573 981 744 1021 1248

% 173.47 164.19 155.01 129.52 129.18 145.55 67.58 74.06 54.65 38.22

PTS 48 40 36 36 36 32 20 16 4 4

Round 14 - July 21 Bayswater 12.13-85 defeat Mooroolbark 5.3-33 Lilydale 0.6-6 defeat by Wantirna South 15.13-103 Doncaster East 9.5-59 defeat by Croydon 14.8-92

DIVISION 2 U19’s DIVISION 1 U19’s TEAM Vermont Blackburn Noble Park Rowville Norwood Balwyn Knox North Ringwood Montrose

P W L 12 11 1 13 10 3 12 7 3 13 7 6 12 5 5 12 6 6 4 1 3 14 3 11 12 0 12

D 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0

F 1391 1158 899 904 784 597 180 633 356

A 445 478 478 761 564 976 362 1273 1565

% 312.58 242.26 188.08 118.79 139.01 61.17 49.72 49.73 22.75

Round 14 - July 21 Norwood 7.8-50 defeat by Vermont 8.3-51 North Ringwood 3.10-28 defeat by Balwyn 10.9-69

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PTS 52 40 32 28 24 24 4 12 0

TEAM Lilydale Park Orchards Croydon Mooroolbark Mitcham Upper Ferntree Gully Mulgrave Wantirna South Doncaster East Bayswater

P W L 14 12 2 13 11 1 14 11 2 14 7 7 13 6 7 13 5 8 13 5 8 14 4 10 14 4 10 14 2 12

D 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 1205 1187 1182 719 636 532 657 732 666 609

A 444 376 497 986 824 733 961 1045 1085 1174

% 271.40 315.69 237.83 72.92 77.18 72.58 68.37 70.05 61.38 51.87

Round 14 - July 21 Bayswater 11.10-76 defeat Mooroolbark 10.8-68 Lilydale 15.13-103 defeat Wantirna South 4.7-31 Doncaster East 3.1-19 defeat by Croydon 23.20-158

PTS 48 46 46 28 24 20 20 16 16 8

SENIOR LADDERS 2018 DIVISION 3 SENIORS TEAM Ringwood Scoresby Boronia Heathmont The Basin Templestowe Waverley Blues Donvale Ferntree Gully Warrandyte South Belgrave Chirnside Park

P W L D F A % 14 14 0 0 1200 564 212.77 14 12 2 0 1329 615 216.10 14 12 2 0 1144 659 173.60 14 9 5 0 1201 815 147.36 14 8 6 0 1162 867 134.03 14 7 7 0 881 977 90.17 14 6 8 0 982 1083 90.67 14 5 9 0 945 1105 85.52 14 5 9 0 818 1097 74.57 14 3 11 0 814 1173 69.39 14 3 11 0 812 1276 63.64 14 0 14 0 597 1654 36.09 Round 14 - July 21 The Basin 12.16-88 defeat Templestowe 8.9-57 Ferntree Gully 9.9-63 defeat South Belgrave 6.9-45 Heathmont 9.15-69 defeat by Boronia 10.13-73 Chirnside Park 6.14-50 defeat by Donvale 19.7-121 Waverley Blues 5.7-37 defeat by Scoresby 18.17-125 Warrandyte 5.7-37 defeat by Ringwood 8.26-74

DIVISION 4 SENIORS PTS 56 48 48 36 32 28 24 20 20 12 12 0

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

P 14 14 14 14 14 13 14 14 13 14

W 12 11 11 9 7 7 4 4 4 0

L 2 3 3 5 7 6 10 10 9 14

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 1371 1398 1374 1309 1205 1032 1081 1018 983 552

A 826 863 871 966 1043 993 1142 1108 1223 2288

% 165.98 161.99 157.75 135.51 115.53 103.93 94.66 91.88 80.38 24.13

PTS 48 44 44 36 28 28 16 16 16 0

Round 14 - July 14 Glen Waverley Hawks 9.17-71 defeat Surrey Park 7.12-54 Coldstream 13.5-83 defeat by Forest Hill 15.6-96 Whitehorse Pioneers 22.20-152 defeat Kilsyth 12.3-75 Round 14 - July 21 East Burwood 25.23-173 defeat Nunawading 3.6-24 Silvan 14.15-99 defeat Fair Park 10.8-68

DIVISION 3 RESERVES TEAM Ferntree Gully Scoresby Heathmont Boronia The Basin Ringwood Templestowe Waverley Blues Donvale Warrandyte Chirnside Park South Belgrave

P 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

W L D F A % 12 2 0 1140 509 223.97 12 2 0 1090 537 202.98 11 3 0 1156 426 271.36 10 4 0 900 478 188.28 10 4 0 847 562 150.71 7 7 0 722 634 113.88 7 7 0 724 837 86.50 5 9 0 776 772 100.52 4 10 0 690 880 78.41 3 11 0 672 993 67.67 3 11 0 542 1407 38.52 0 14 0 315 1539 20.47 Round 14 - July 21 The Basin 15.14-104 defeat Templestowe 5.3-33 Ferntree Gully 15.10-100 defeat South Belgrave 5.1-31 Heathmont 16.8-104 defeat Boronia 7.10-52 Chirnside Park 8.7-55 defeat by Donvale 19.11-125 Waverley Blues 5.7-37 defeat by Scoresby 16.10-106 Warrandyte 8.8-56 defeat by Ringwood 15.11-101

PTS 48 48 44 40 40 28 28 20 16 12 12 0

P W L D F A % 13 12 1 0 1135 399 284.46 12 11 1 0 986 434 227.19 13 10 3 0 867 551 157.35 12 8 4 0 719 514 139.88 12 7 5 0 899 557 161.40 13 6 7 0 1030 905 113.81 13 5 8 0 652 900 72.44 12 4 8 0 658 827 79.56 12 4 8 0 538 842 63.90 12 1 11 0 464 1096 42.34 12 0 12 0 447 1370 32.63 Round 14 - July 21 The Basin 8.7-55 defeat by Templestowe 9.5-59 Ferntree Gully 5.5-35 defeat by South Belgrave 27.19-181 Heathmont 12.12-84 defeat Boronia 8.3-51 Chirnside Park 8.11-59 defeat by Donvale 9.6-60 Waverley Blues 13.9-87 defeat Scoresby 4.7-31

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P 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14

W 13 11 10 10 8 8 6 2 1 1

L 1 3 4 4 6 6 8 12 13 13

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 1110 1084 942 759 902 788 602 560 432 465

A 405 565 532 594 705 620 862 957 1141 1263

% 274.07 191.86 177.07 127.78 127.94 127.10 69.84 58.52 37.86 36.82

PTS 52 44 40 40 32 32 24 8 4 4

Round 14 - July 14 Glen Waverley Hawks 8.5-53 defeat Surrey Park 5.11-41 Coldstream 2.0-12 defeat by Forest Hill 25.13-163 Whitehorse Pioneers 5.8-38 defeat by Kilsyth 8.10-58 Round 14 - July 21 East Burwood 20.17-137 defeat Nunawading 0.2-2 Silvan 19.17-131 defeat Fair Park 3.7-25

DIVISION 3 U19’s TEAM Waverley Blues Heathmont Boronia Templestowe The Basin South Belgrave Scoresby Chirnside Park Donvale Warrandyte Ferntree Gully

DIVISION 4 RESERVES TEAM East Burwood Forest Hill Surrey Park Kilsyth Silvan Whitehorse Pioneers Glen Waverley Hawks Fair Park Coldstream Nunawading

PTS 48 44 40 32 28 24 20 16 16 4 0

DIVISION 4 U19’s TEAM Surrey Park Park Orchards Whitehorse/Sth Croydon Silvan East Burwood Fair Park

P W L 14 12 2 14 11 3 14 9 5 14 7 7 14 3 11 14 0 14

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

F A 1215 539 1066 535 1092 605 996 803 630 1296 321 1542

% PTS 225.42 48 199.25 44 180.50 36 124.03 28 48.61 12 20.82 0

Round 14 - July 14 Whitehorse/Sth Croydon 12.10-82 defeat Surrey Park 8.11-59 Round 14 - July 21 East Burwood 3.2-20 defeat by Park Orchards 16.13-109 Silvan 16.13-109 defeat Fair Park 3.2-20

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DIVISION 3 - ROUND 14

Norwood 5.7-37 9.10-64 9.11-65 12.15-87 South Croydon 1.0-6 1.3-9 8.10-58 13.12-90 Norwood Goal Kickers: J. Bennell 4, J. Kroussoratis 3, R. Jordon 2, N. Lane, D. Stewart, J. Buceto Best Players: R. Jordon, J. Kroussoratis, D. Johnson, M. Pearson, J. Newman, J. Bennell South Croydon Goal Kickers: J. Tucker 4, D. Del Papa 2, A. Birch, B. Kilpatrick, P. Rosier, G. Strachan, L. Tobin, J. Cass, M. King Best Players: J. Cass, P. Rosier, A. Birch, C. Jones, J. Pongracic, G. Strachan North Ringwood 3.2-20 3.4-22 4.4-28 6.5-41 Blackburn 5.1-31 8.8-56 12.12-84 16.17-113 North Ringwood Goal Kickers: M. Sheppard 3, D. Harris, M. Joyner, A. Goldsmith Best Players: A. Fenton, T. Jones, H. Decker, M. Joyner, A. MacKinnon, M. Sheppard Blackburn Goal Kickers: R. Bathie 5, L. Conca 2, B. Mcintyre 2, P. Lawlor 2, T. Watkins 2, S. Hudson, K. Dove, P. Contin Best Players: R. Bathie, M. Doreian, L. Patterson, P. Contin, J. Harte, N. Gray Vermont 3.1-19 8.3-51 9.5-59 10.7-67 Doncaster 3.5-23 5.8-38 9.9-63 16.9-105 Vermont Goal Kickers: K. McConnon 3, J. Collopy 2, C. Purdy, B. Eddy, J. Best, J. O’Keefe, L. McComb Best Players: M. Willcocks, J. Fisher, C. Purdy, K. McConnon, K. Staples, L. Wale-Buxton Doncaster Goal Kickers: J. Kalanj 4, J. Turner 2, M. Alessi 2, J. Mahon, J. Munks, C. Annakis, J. Saville, J. Hall, N. Komen, M. Fogarty, J. Siakavelis Best Players: J. Kalanj, C. Annakis, B. Whelan, E. McKenzie, T. Vander Haar, A. Rambaldi

DIVISION 2 - ROUND 14 Bayswater

2.0-12

8.3-51

12.5-77

18.6-114

Mooroolbark

2.2-14

8.3-51

Bayswater Goal Kickers: B. Galvin 4, M. Cunningham 3, K. Lopo 2, C. Smith 2, J. Callanan 2, J. Pritchard 2, W. McInerney, A. Cotte, A. Vandelaak Best Players: S. Smith, M. McGillivray-Smith, K. Lopo, B. Galvin, J. Moore, A. Vandelaak Mooroolbark

DIVISION 4 - ROUND 14

Goal Kickers: T. Georgiou 3, A. Miles 2, P. Thatcher, J. Roth, B. Dolan Best Players: T. Georgiou, B. Dolan, S. McManus, K. Noonan, J. McManus, J. Neumann Lilydale

2.4-16

8.7-55

12.13-85

16.16-112

Wantirna South

2.2-14

4.5-29

6.9-45

7.12-54

Lilydale Goal Kickers: C. Morison 2, R. McNay 2, L. Koger 2, S. Baker, R. Harvey, B. Lowe, J. Depace, B. Batty, P. Klep, R. Wyles, L. Wilson, D. Wootton, C. Berntsen Best Players: L. Wilson, B. Lowe, C. Morison, R. McNay, J. Sciortino, J. Depace Wantirna South Doncaster East

3.2-20

7.7-49

11.8-74

17.10-112

Croydon

4.5-29

5.8-38

6.15-51

7.18-60

Doncaster East Goal Kickers: J. Summers 5, M. Steven 3, J. Whitling 2, N. Batsanis 2, J. Sholakis 2, J. Appleby, A. Neville, S. Gold Best Players: J. Summers, J. Smith, R. Ayoubi, M. Steven, J. Appleby, B. McLean Croydon Goal Kickers: J. Ficorilli 2, M. Wilkins 2, J. Clark, J. Christie, A. Thompson Best Players: B. Hotker, L. Harrington, N. Haag, J. Smith, M. Wilkins, D. Benson

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The Basin 2.3-15 5.6-36 8.11-59 12.16-88 Templestowe 2.3-15 5.6-36 7.7-49 8.9-57 The Basin Goal Kickers: A. Findlay 4, T. Mills 2, B. Dowler 2, J. Drake, M. Brown, R. Kennedy, M. Kruger Best Players: M. Kruger, J. Drake, T. Mills, A. Findlay, M. Brown, J. Morris Templestowe Goal Kickers: M. Pallozzi 2, D. Cripps 2, N. Worthing, R. Urquhart, D. Di Stefano, M. Nagel Best Players: J. Wilson, A. Brown, M. Nagel, A. Fancellu, R. Urquhart, W. Lodge Ferntree Gully 1.1-7 4.1-25 9.4-58 9.9-63 South Belgrave 2.3-15 4.7-31 4.8-32 6.9-45 Ferntree Gully Goal Kickers: P. Turner 2, T. Parker 2, D. Eacott 2, M. Tsirtsikos, C. Cox, A. BartonSmith Best Players: B. Blizzard, K. Gray, N. Knoops, J. Farrell, J. Harper, C. Cox South Belgrave Goal Kickers: S. Brown 2, A. Bernardo 2, R. Hudson, A. Bakens Best Players: L. Topp, A. Daraio, A. Bernardo, L. Kidd, T. Withers, S. Brown Heathmont 0.1-1 6.4-40 6.10-46 9.15-69 Boronia 6.6-42 9.6-60 9.11-65 10.13-73 Heathmont Goal Kickers: L. Odermatt 4, C. Colombo 2, B. Abbruzzese, B. Stevens, B. English Best Players: M. Decler, L. Odermatt, B. English , G. Conyers, L. Grierson, J. Sherriff Boronia Goal Kickers: B. Bowes 2, J. Hannon 2, L. Hannon 2, Z. Dower, J. Godwin, B. Robertson, B. Rapisarda Best Players: H. Burgess, J. Bolton, L. Hannon, D. Fairchild, J. Lake, J. Godwin Chirnside Park 1.6-12 4.8-32 6.13-49 6.14-50 Donvale 2.1-13 11.3-69 15.4-94 19.7-121 Chirnside Park Goal Kickers: D. Prizmic 2, S. Morrison 2, W. Rakei, J. Coulthard Best Players: C. Eisele, J. Coulthard, D. Frisina, L. London, W. Rakei, M. Wilson Donvale Goal Kickers: N. Murphy 5, J. Rowe 3, J. Jordaan 3, M. Sutherland, J. Busch, M. Day, N. Mill, K. Panayiotou, E. Parkinson, S. Borghesi, J. Rausa Best Players: J. Rowe, S. Borghesi, M. Day, J. Rausa, J. Jordaan , N. Murphy Waverley Blues 0.0 1.1-7 2.5-17 5.7-37 Scoresby 3.6-24 6.11-47 12.15-87 18.17-125 Waverley Blues Goal Kickers: J. Twycross 2, J. O’Connell, J. Coghlan, S. Mier Best Players: M. Foley, J. Coghlan, S. Hawkins, D. Playsted, R. McNamara, J. Twycross Scoresby Goal Kickers: D. Hehir 6, J. Paravicini 4, N. Hicks 2, M. Williams 2, D. Evans-Marcius, B. Legg, D. Milligan, R. Hicks Best Players: D. Hehir, D. Evans-Marcius, R. Hicks, M. Williams, J. Hicks, D. Milligan Warrandyte 2.2-14 3.7-25 5.7-37 5.7-37 Ringwood 2.5-17 4.12-36 5.17-47 8.26-74 Warrandyte Goal Kickers: S. Philip-Owen 2, J. Meyers 2, L. Ruck Best Players: J. Beasley, N. Johnston, T. Hayton, S. Philip-Owen, C. Addison, M. Cullum Ringwood Goal Kickers: J. Dight 2, T. Farmer 2, H. George 2, J. George, M. Jacobs Best Players: D. Collier, M. Farmer, D. Atwell, M. Jacobs, B. Power, T. Waack

Glen Waverley Hawks 3.6-24 5.7-37 8.13-61 9.17-71 Surrey Park 0.3-3 2.7-19 2.10-22 7.12-54 Glen Waverley Hawks Goal Kickers: M. Ferguson 3, S. Parlapiano 2, B. Riddle, M. Amin, B. Parthenides, A. Humphries Best Players: B. Huxtable, A. Murray, M. Amin, L. Broad, J. Dunne, M. Ferguson Surrey Park Goal Kickers: C. Smith 4, O. Anderson 2, M. Paolini Best Players: N. Snibson, K. Henden, Z. Tempany, R. Kennedy, C. Smith, Z. Vail Coldstream 2.0-12 6.0-36 11.4-70 13.5-83 Forest Hill 3.0-18 5.1-31 12.2-74 15.6-96 Coldstream Goal Kickers: D. Carrigan 5, C. Whitchell 3, C. Shield 2, D. Witanga, R. Williams, B. Wotton Best Players: D. Carrigan, C. Shield, B. Thomas, A. McInerney, J. Chamberlain, D. Fritsch Forest Hill Goal Kickers: T. Johnston 3, I. Taylor 3, M. Cardamone 3, R. Laws 3, M. Parrent 2, T. Denham Best Players: N. Pincott, R. Laws, I. Taylor, M. Parrent, J. Mowat, T. Denham Whitehorse Pioneers 5.4-34 9.9-63 20.16-136 22.20-152 Kilsyth 1.0-6 4.2-26 4.2-26 12.3-75 Whitehorse Pioneers Goal Kickers: A. Padbury 8, A. Mariani 4, E. Sim 2, D. Bertacco, M. Ward, M. McDougall, M. McCormack, L. O’Brien, C. Thorn, M. Bertacco, T. Law Best Players: A. Padbury, A. Quinn, M. Mariani, E. Sim, C. McDougall, T. Law Kilsyth Goal Kickers: A. Bull 2, J. Hevern 2, M. Russo 2, W. Mutschler, B. Fogarty, R. Stephens, M. Jackson, M. Charles, H. Lovat Best Players: A. Bull, H. Lovat, T. Browning, J. Hevern, E. Ross, R. Stephens East Burwood 4.6-30 9.12-66 17.20-122 25.23-173 Nunawading 0.2-2 2.4-16 2.5-17 3.6-24 East Burwood Goal Kickers: A. Gileno 12, B. Handreck 3, G. Papanikolaou 3, M. Wills 2, M. Morris, J. Spiliotopoulos, J. Damatopoulos, J. Murphy, S. McCarthy Best Players: A. Gileno, S. Perri, S. McCarthy, J. Middleton, L. Brown, J. Murphy Nunawading Goal Kickers: J. Winter, C. Winter, J. Kotis Best Players: M. Lambe, Z. Haig, D. Ellis, J. Delaney, N. Whelan, L. Bogdan Silvan 3.3-21 6.8-44 8.12-60 14.15-99 Fair Park 3.1-19 5.4-34 6.4-40 10.8-68 Silvan Goal Kickers: D. Lemon 2, G. Smith 2, M. D’’Alfonso 2, S. Wilson 2, M. Low 2, D. Dickson 2, W. Schmidt, C. Murphy Best Players: M. D’’Alfonso, W. Schmidt, D. Lemon, J. Dietzal, D. Begley, D. Harvey Fair Park Goal Kickers: J. Gough 3, R. McKendry 2, E. Doulgeris, J. Peagram, T. Fabrizio, M. Flintoff Best Players: J. Temple, H. Degraaf, J. Pearce, N. Cowan, R. McKendry, J. Topp

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