The Eastern Footballer | Round 7 2018

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ROUND 7 - 19 MAY 2018

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INSIDE THE EFL Over the first eight weeks of the AFL season we have already seen debuts by several of the 2017 EFL draft class.

Pleasingly a number of these players have taken to top level football like a duck to water with one already earning himself a Rising Star nomination.

Jaidyn Stephenson (Ferntree Gully/ Collingwood) has cemented his Dyson Baker spot in the Magpies’ line-up since Junior Football Manager Round 1, averaging 11 disposals and a goal per game. On the other side of the country, former teammate Adam Cerra (Norwood/ Fremantle) has been lightning up the new Optus Stadium.

At a peak this season there were 24 former EFL juniors playing on any given weekend for AFL clubs, a testament to the determination of these footballers during their professional careers but more importantly to their junior club during their formative years.

A number of these players also partook in representative football, playing for the EFL, Eastern Ranges and for some, Vic Metro.

Representative football gives our players the chance to showcase their skills against the best in their age group and importantly in front of scouts for various programs.

This month, 150 players across boys and girls football will be taking to the field representing the Eastern Football League and the Eastern Region Girls Football League in the AFL Victoria Metro Championships.

The Metro Champs are the first step on the talented player pathway and give our best and brightest under-14 and 15s the chance to strut their stuff of the big stage. Whilst not the be all and end all to getting drafted, Interleague football has been the stepping stone for several of our finest to take their first steps into the limelight.

The League sends scouts far and wide to ensure that players eligible for interleague are given the best chance of showcasing their skills. Preparation began back in September/ October last year with trials held for the under-15 girls and under-14 boys – lists are trimmed from 120+ down to the 52 per squad we take into the Metro Championships.

This season, to make the most of the limited time we had available, the League invested into a two-day training camp held at Rowville Sports Academy. The camp was a chance for coaches to get to know players and furthermore start to develop a range of skills that will assist them in not only preparing at interleague level but also in their club football as well.

Engaging sessions with both tackling coach Mal Bangs as well as the team from RISE High Performance set the tone early on day one. Coaches were given ample time with players to begin to run through both theory and practical game plans and tactics as well as skills sessions.

Through our partnership with Hawthorn Football Club, the League has been able to engage three players to act as Interleague ambassadors; Dana De Bont (Hawthorn VFLW) as well as Liam Shiels and James Sicily gave both groups some great insight into exactly what it takes at AFL level but also what younger players need to expect moving through the ranks at junior level.

Shiels, a former EFL junior, played for both The Basin and Boronia at club level before being drafted by the Hawks in 2009. Having never played a representative game for the EFL, the now Hawthorn vice-captain spoke about dealing with disappointment as well as continuing to strive towards the goal of playing AFL football.

Over the past few weeks, our teams have been put through their paces and we thank both Kilsyth Football Club and the Eastern Ranges for giving up time on their grounds to allow our players the chance to gel prior to the Championships.

The AFL Victoria Junior Metro Championships kick off Wednesday May 30 under lights with the EFL/ ERGFL hosting six games across the eastern region. The competition then backs up into the Queen’s Birthday long weekend with games to be played at Walker Park, Mitcham and East Ringwood Reserve on Saturday June 9 and Monday June 11.

Wednesday May 23 Under 15 Boys (Practice Match) Eastern FL v Mornington Peninsula JFL - 8pm Eildon Park, Rowville Eastern FL v Mornington Peninsula JFL - 6pm Eildon Park, Rowville Wednesday May 30 Under 14 Boys (Practice Match) Eastern FL v Mornington Peninsula JFL - 8pm Eildon Park, Rowville Eastern FL v Mornington Peninsula JFL - 6pm Eildon Park, Rowville Under 15 Division 2 Eastern FL v AFL Yarra Ranges - 6pm - Bayswater Oval Eastern FL v AFL Yarra Ranges - 8pm - Bayswater Oval Under 15 Girls – Division 1 Eastern Region 1 v South Metro JFL 1 - 8pm - Upwey-Tecoma FC Eastern Region 2 v South Metro JFL 2 - 6pm - Upwey-Tecoma FC Saturday June 9 Under 14 Division 2 Eastern FL v Riddell District FL - 2pm - Walker Park, Mitcham Eastern FL v Northern FL - 12pm - Walker Park, Mitcham Monday June 11 (Queens Birthday Monday) Under 14 Division 2 Eastern FL v Western Region FL - 2pm - Walker Park, Mitcham Eastern FL v Western Region FL - 12pm - Walker Park, Mitcham Under 15 Girls – Division 1 Eastern Region 1 v Northern FNL 1 - 2pm - East Ringwood Res Eastern Region 2 v Northern FNL 2 - 12pm - East Ringwood Res

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Lilydale Upper FTG Croydon Bayswater Doncaster East

Ringwood Boronia Wav Blues Templestowe Chirnside Park The Basin

Kilsyth East Burwood Whitehorse Forest Hill Glen Wav Hawks

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Lilydale Upper FTG Croydon Bayswater Doncaster East

Ringwood Boronia Waverley Blues Templestowe Warrandyte The Basin

Kilsyth East Burwood Whitehorse Forest Hill Glen Wav Hawks

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Ringwood Boronia Wav Blues Templestowe Chirnside Park The Basin

Kilsyth East Burwood Whitehorse Forest Hill Glen Wav Hawks

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Lilydale Wantirna South Croydon Bayswater Doncaster East

Scoresby Boronia Wav Blues Templestowe Chirnside Park The Basin

Kilsyth East Burwood Whitehorse Forest Hill Glen Wav Hawks

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Ringwood Boronia Wav Blues Templestowe Chirnside Park The Basin

Kilsyth East Burwood Whitehorse Forest Hill Glen Wav Hawks

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Ringwood Boronia Wav Blues South Belgrave Warrandyte The Basin

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STATS BENCH

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Lilydale FC celebrates its 1000th EFL game. The Falcons joined the EFL in 1965 into Division 2 and maintained that status for 20 years. In 1973 they came within 10 points of a Division 2 premiership and promotion to Division 1. Following the restructure to four divisions, Lilydale found itself in the lowest grade in 1986. What followed was a remarkable 11 successive finals appearances in three divisions, including six grand finals in a row and premierships in Division 4 in 1988, in Division 3 in 1991 and in Division 3 in 1996. Division 2 premierships followed in 1998, 2003 and 2011 with a couple of Division 1 finals appearances in 2006 and 2007.

As well as the six EFL flags, the Falcons racked up 18 premierships in previous leagues meaning as well as being one of the oldest football clubs in Australia (having started in 1891), they have been one of the more successful.

Lilydale’s most played opponents are Mulgrave (50), Upper Gully (46), Doncaster (43) and Blackburn (43). Its best record is against Wantirna South with 23 wins and a draw from 26 matches.

League B & F Winners Wright Medallists Sean Ellis 2001 John Alderdice 1994

Edie Medallists Graham Ellis 1969, 1970

Division Leading Goalkickers 1998 Ron McKeown and Christian Brandt 57 1996 Gavin Neville 82 1988 William Harrop 72 1987 William Harrop 52 6

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Players to have played at the highest level: Kieran Harper (North Melbourne) Fraser Brown (Carlton) Adrian Cox (Hawthorn) Ashley Matthew (Carlton, Fitzroy) Overall EFL record: 510 wins, 6 draws Other Leagues: (e.g. Yarra Valley FL) 450 wins 17 draws Total Games Played: 1702 for 959 wins; 56.3% winning rate.

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Nunawading also joins the 1000 match club and the question should be asked if there is a more resilient club in the EFL. Not many clubs survive five wooden spoons in a row and what is currently the second-longest losing streak in EFL history without resilience, perhaps summarised by current president Scott Cairns in last week’s EFL podcast when he said that the majority of his friends are from Nunawading FC. The Lions were a foundation member of the EFL in 1962 and whilst their honour roll of premierships is not long (2002, Division 4) they have survived when other clubs, suburban and country have not and celebrate 1000 EFL games today. They maintained their initial Division 2 status for more than a decade and played in a couple of finals series. In fact, in 1965 the Lions were a fingernail away from a Division 2 grand final when they drew in the preliminary but lost the replay; perhaps a sliding doors moment.

In the premiership year of 2002, the Lions won 16 games on the trot including six in a row by more than 10 goals, and then dominated the

finals winning the second-semi by 46 points and the grand final by 93 points. On the same day, the reserves finished as runners-up and that year the Lions collected the Champion Club award for Division 4. A creditable seven years followed in Division 3 including three consecutive finals appearances

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The Lions have played most games against Rowville (50), Heathmont (49), Coldstream (49), and Wantirna South (45). Their best winning ratios for teams they have played at least 10 times are versus Wantirna South with 28 wins and a draw from 45 matches (62% matches won); and Templestowe nine wins from 13 matches (69% won). They have a perfect record of four from four against Mitcham.

Previous Premierships

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2002 Mark Randazzo 1976 Darryn Watts 1974 Ian Clark

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Mooroolbark

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Wantirna South

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Croydon

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Donvale

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Ringwood

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Scoresby

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Chirnside Park

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Warrandyte

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Waverley Blues

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Ferntree Gully

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WB 6

Templestowe

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South Belgrave

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Boronia

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Heathmont

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The Basin and Donvale match up for the first time since 2001 in Division 2.

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Fair Park

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Whitehorse Prs

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Silvan

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Kilsyth

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THE FIVE By: Matt Fotia Twitter: @fotiamatt

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he sun shone intermittently with varying degrees of rain this weekend as we all got out first real taste of the upcoming winter.

Luckily for us we can distract ourselves from the cold by concentrating on the footy. Here’s five things that came away from Round 6.

Forest Hill sends a reminder.

Forest Hill was everyone’s pre-season premiership favourites this season, after yet again just missing out on finals glory in 2017. But heading into this weekend’s top four battle with the previously undefeated Whitehorse Pioneers, the Zebras’ stocks had fallen.

Its three wins prior had come against three of the bottom four sides, and it had lost handily to East Burwood and the Glen Waverley Hawks. But come 4:30pm on Saturday afternoon, the Zebras had given us a healthy reminder as to why they were premiership favourites back in December.

Their contested ball, ability to switch the play (led by Tim Johnston across half back) and the one-two combination of Pimm (six goals) and Cardamone (two goals) up forward meant they had too much for a valiant Whitehorse side who came hard late in the final term. With countless players to come back into the Zebras’ side and an easier month of footy than they’ve just encountered, Martin Stillman’s men should be back where they belong in the coming weeks.

Vermont variety and Bulls on the re-build Vermont has only gone and added to its forward line this season. Already far and away the highest scoring side in Division 1 this season with 739 points from six games, the Eagles’ forward six is a tough one to crack. Brett Eddy has 29 goals from his six games, Andrew Ainger has 16 from four and Jake Best announced his return to form on the weekend with seven goals against the Bulls.

But perhaps Vermont’s biggest forward line asset is its new forward line coach, ex-AFL player and 2017 Balwyn coach Marty Pask. Vermont didn’t wait long to snap up Pask in January. Pask led Balwyn to second place after the home and away season last year with 13 wins showing his coaching prowess and he has only added to Harmit Singh’s impressive support staff as the Eagles eye a flag in 2018.

Their opponents from the weekend, Noble Park, may be in unfamiliar territory at this point of the season, in eighth position and with a percentage less than 100 but we encourage them to keep the faith. The Bulls have a great coach in Mick Fogarty and are going through a transition period after off-loading a lot of experience off their list in the off-season. Fogarty’s men have shown that their best is more than good enough, and will no doubt be more consistent as the season continues.

Kings and Sharks take their chance.

Not too much to learn from this weekend of the Division 2 split round. The results went the way they were expected to go with big wins to Upper Gully and Park Orchards.

But these wins were more than just four points for these sides, they hold within them precious momentum. With Upper taking on Wantirna South in a third versus fourth showdown next week and Park Orchards travelling to the Lions Den (Doncaster East, not Mulgrave), it is entering those clashes with form behind which is key. Its opponent may have a little malaise to shake off early and if the Kings and Sharks can take advantage of that they could come away with two vital wins.

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Down the bottom, Mulgrave has probably its biggest fortnight of football ahead of it. Clashes with the two opponents within reach (Croydon and Mitcham) in consecutive weeks mean that the Lions should know their fate by 5pm on the 26th of May. They’ll either have two wins under their belt and be favourites to stay up, or they could be rock bottom and looking forward to 2019 already.

Big dogs to do battle.

Division 3’s heavyweights all recorded wins over the weekend to keep the gap between themselves and the rest of the competition. Scoresby held off a valiant Donvale by 35 points, Ringwood ran rings around Ferntree Gully to win by 71 points, Boronia tore Warrandyte apart in the second and third terms to run away winners by 74 points, whilst Heathmont won by an impressive 149 against Chrinside with youngster Fin Brown showcasing his talent kicking eight.

So what you might ask? Everyone knows how good these four teams are. Well, we could be about to find out who the best two are, as all four of the heavyweights do battle in round seven. Ringwood host Scoresby at its adopted home of Fred Geale Reserve with an unblemished record and an in-form Trent Farmer (eight goals against the Gully), whilst Boronia will do battle with Heathmont at Tormore Reserve.

This weekend will give us a real indication of where all four of these sides are at.

Is it as close as we think?

Is Ringwood and Boronia a step ahead?

How good is Heathmont’s young midfield?

Has Scoresby’s recruiting really done the trick?

All of these and more will be answered when Saturday comes.

Hawks sit at the big boys’ table.

In recent years, the Glen Waverley Hawks have threatened to become a premiership contender before ultimately falling short.

In 2016, they finished third on the table before being absolutely punished by Donvale in the elimination final, and last season they finished 10 points shy of a finals berth, despite some really impressive performances, but this season something feels different.

After a tough start to the year with losses to the Whitehorse Pioneers (second) and East Burwood (first), Glen Waverley has since gone a month unbeaten knocking off Forest Hill (third), Kilsyth (fifth), Surrey Park and Fairpark all by over 30 points. It finds itself fourth on the table with a 4-2 record with Nunawading, Coldstream and Silvan to come over the next three weeks.

The Hawks should hit the halfway point of the season at 7-2 with one eye firmly on a top-two spot. The Hawks may have finally gained permission to sit at the big boys’ table in Division 4.

Nunawading reserves win!

I don’t usually include reserves football in The Five, but a special mention has to go out to the Nunawading reserves who defeated Coldstream by five goals on the weekend.

Samuel Johnson snagged five goals and Josh Hartill got his second best on ground performance. This is the second reserves win over the past two seasons and is hopefully a sign of things to come for the Nunawading Football Club.

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EASTLAND NETBALL REVIEW By: Jessie Hare Twitter: @JessieHaree

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etball EFL just keeps on delivering every round with strong displays across all the divisions. After the divisions had their shuffle around, it’s now time to really knuckle down and see just how much competition there is out there every Friday night.

Starting with Premier/Premier Reserve, both Fairpark and Boronia showing why they were in the grand final last season as they still remain undefeated. Thanks to the shooting of Van Dreumel with 40 goals that led to the Fairpark win over Scoresby, 49-26. Boronia’s Rush shot 41 of their 53 in their win against Blackburn. Lilydale worked hard all game to keep its steady lead to defeat Wantirna South Devils reserve, 50-34. Mulgrave versus Norwood both had star shooters, Edwards for Mulgrave with 28 and Cant for Norwood with 30.

Mulgrave came away with the win, 51-45. A huge first half by Wantirna South Devils gave it the win over Montrose, 67-31.

Moving over to Division 1 which saw South Croydon show it is a serious contender this year with its win over Scoresby, 34-24. Heathmont defeated Kilsyth in a close one, 29-25 and Blackburn beat North Ringwood with Black scoring 27 of their 34 goals.

After an even first half Knox was able to stop Forest Hill’s come back, 34-25. A comfortable win for Fairpark over Coldstream led by Leeson in the goal circle, 37-28.

In Division 2, Forest Hill walked away with the four points against The Basin, 40-37. Vermont Eagles came up from Division 3 and came away with the win against Ringwood, 32-23. Croydon is having a strong start to its season recording another win, beating Lilydale 32-26. A one-goal win went to Knox over Norwood despite Norwood’s efforts at a comeback. Ferntree Gully was able to stay strong and come away with the win against Kilsyth, 36-26 and another one-goal win went to Park Orchards over Wantirna Devils.

Division 3 saw a big win by Scoresby against Norwood, 25-10 and a comfortable win for Whitehorse Pioneers over Ringwood, 33-17.

Heathmont’s strong start to the season kept going

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with a six-goal win against Waverley Blues. Despite a good comeback, Boronia wasn’t able to get on top of Mulgrave in its loss, 31-37. Upper Ferntree Gully defeated Rowville, 27-16 and in a close one Knox was able to get the win against Kilsyth, 24-22.

In Division 4, Glen Waverley Hawks snuck into the top four with their win over Heathmont, 33-14.

Wantirna South came into the division with a point to prove and defeated South Belgrave, 27-16. With both teams relying on one goal scorer Hutchinson for Upper Ferntree Gully and Kemp for Boronia, Upper Ferntree Gully was able to come away with the win, 29-21. Ferntree Gully remains undefeated with its win against North Ringwood, 39-26, Mitchell scoring 29 of their goals. Forest Hill defeated Coldstream, 29-22 and Lilydale had an easy win over Nunawading, 28-12.

Division 5 started with a close one between Heathmont and Mitcham, Heathmont took the win by just one goal. M. Jakobs and E. Jakobs keeping their shooting form up in Coldstream White’s win against The Basin, 40-26. After a slow start, Norwood ran over the top of Wantirna South, 26-14 and a close between South Croydon and Coldstream Black saw South Croydon take the four points, 20-17. To finish out the round, South Belgrave was too good for Ringwood, 26-15.

In Division 6, Glen Waverley Hawks kept Coldstream to two goals in the second half in its 30-7 win and remain undefeated. Montrose came out strong against The Basin and took the win, 37-21. Scoresby had a seven-goal win over Norwood and Mulgrave defeated Nunawading, 29-34. Park Orchards had a huge win over Ferntree Gully, keeping it to just eight goals for the game, 32-8. The last and closest game of the round saw Lilydale defeat Knox by one goal.

Looking ahead, Netball EFL has a bye round on the 18th due to Interleague which gives our netballers a break to rest and recover. Round 6 will be played on the 25th and Premier/Premier Reserve looks set for a showdown between third-placed Scoresby and second-placed Boronia. No doubt Scoresby will be looking to get the upset against Boronia. Looking across the board at the other divisions, the round is shaping up to have a fairly even playing field for all the teams.

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LEADER YOUNG GUN By: Paul Amy (Leader Newspapers)

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E’S made headlines in junior football and now Ben White is making waves in the senior ranks.

White stunned the suburban football world last year when he won an eighth straight league best and fairest award after taking home the top gong in the under-17B competition.

It completed a remarkable run of top individual honours every year since 2010, when he won the under-10s best and fairest as an underage player.

While still eligible for the under-19s, White is looking to establish himself in the seniors.

He made his debut for Bayswater at the end of last year, and his best senior game came in the Round 5 win over Mooroolbark.

White was listed as the Waters’ best player to be named this week’s nominee for the Eastern Football League Division 1 and 2 Young Gun Award.

Coach Paul McCormack predicted Bayswater would not see much of White beyond 2018.

“He’ll play every game with us (in the seniors) and

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we won’t have him next year, he’ll be at Box Hill or Casey,” McCormack said.

“We’re already getting asked about him.”

White comes from good football stock — his father Mick played in multiple premierships at Vermont alongside his brothers.

“He’s got all the attributes, he can run a sub-10 minutes 3km, he’s a sub-three second 20m sprint, he’s as tough as they get, he would never back out of a contest,” McCormack said.

“He’s got good skills, he hits targets, makes good decisions by hand, by foot, his defensive work is phenomenal, he could bring down a buffalo, he’s an unbelievable tackler and he runs both ways.

“He’s great at stoppages, good in the air and he never fumbles on the ground, he’s got everything you want.”

White is joined by Division 3 and 4 nominee Dale Kline.

Kline made his senior debut for Forest Hill against Whitehorse Pioneers on Saturday and helped the Zebras to a 11.8 (74) to 9.11 (65) victory.

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Jayden Kroussaratis

Norwood

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Lachlan McDonald

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Adam Parker

Vermont

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Jackson Weatherald

Balwyn

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Rennie Gilchrist

Balwyn

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Tyler Faulkner

Blackburn

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Robbie McComb

Vermont

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Chris Annakis

Doncaster

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Ziggie Alwan

Rowville

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Frank Anderson

South Croydon

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Tom Schneider

Vermont

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Lachlan Carey

Vermont

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Jayden Cass

South Croydon

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Curtis Dunne

North Ringwood

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Aaron Fenton

North Ringwood

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Damian Garner

Rowville

20

Jayden Van Unen

North Ringwood

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Jake Best

Vermont

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Kristopher Pendlebury

Balwyn

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Leigh Williams

Norwood

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Stuart Hill

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Liam Buxton

Vermont

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Joe Fisher

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Jackson McDonald

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EFL Open Team - Player Profiles

Coach: Leah Ashton

Team Manager: Renee Rollings

Umpire: Emily Allwell

Umpire: Belinda Catarinozzi-Peavey

Charlotte Sparkes (C) (Kilsyth); C – A dynamic and agile midcourter. Charlii has great timing and awareness. A capable and experienced leader.

Claire van Dreumel (C) (Fairpark); GA/GS – A clever player who uses her speed and agility to outsmart her opponents. Accurate shooter from close or long range. Claire is a natural leader.

Emelie Ainslie (Kilsyth); GK – Elegant defender to watch and deceptively quick feet.

Works relentlessly and never gives up.

Brianna Baxter (Nunawading); GA/WA – Excellent speed and agility. Brianna is a versatile and clever player both inside and outside of the attacking circle.

Madeleine Cairns (Knox); WA/C – works hard off the ball and uses her impeccable positioning and timing in attack.

Madison Gerloff (Wantirna South); WD/WA – Madi’s quick play makes her a pivotal member on any team. She is a calm and composed midcourter.

Jay Graham (Wantirna South); GS/GA – Accurate shooter that makes shooting goals look effortless. Provides lots of movement and rotation in the goal circle.

Alanna Lennie (Kilsyth); GD/GK – Versatile player but most at home in defence. She will throw herself into every contest and sticks well to her attacker to create turnover opportunities.

Jacinta Morganella (Ferntree Gully); GK/GD – Jacinta provides great strength in defence.

Extremely lively defender with excellent rebounding capabilities.

Olivia Patterson-Dodge (Ferntree Gully) GD/ WD – Very athletic defender who reads the game well. Great at shutting down opposition space.

Georgie Smith (Wantirna South); GS – A great target in the goal circle. Georgie has a very strong hold and is deadly accurate. www.efl.org.au

Carly Dymond (Wantirna South); WA/C – Carly is a controlled player who reads the game well. Versatile and has the ability to play anywhere in the mid court.

Victoria McLellan (Fairpark); GS – Agile and accurate, tall shooter. Holds nicely and can deliver under pressure.

Stephanie McNay (Fairpark); GD/GK – Athletic defender combining agility with speed and strength. Steph has great hang time and rarely concedes a rebound.

Allana Osborne (Fairpark); GK – Allana provides strength in defence. Uses her athleticism to hunt passes anywhere in the defensive end of the court and shuts down opposition space well.

Rebecca Subbiah (Wantirna South); WD/ WA – Rebecca is quick and aerial. She brings game sense, strength and experience to the mid court.

Krista Tomlinson (Fairpark); C – Highly skilled and composed midcourter. Works hard off the ball and is smart with her positioning and timing. Krista shows strong leadership on court.

Marian Varney (Fairpark); GD/GK – Tight one on one defender and can be a game changer. Marian works tirelessly and wears her opponents down. She is a key member of the defensive end.

Lauren Woodgate (Wantirna South); GA/ GS – Lauren’s shooting accuracy makes a challenging role look effortless. Creates movement and rotation in the circle.

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LILYDALE CROYDON Senior Coach: Ben Neagle Res Coach: Wayne Vandeross Ground: Lilydale Sports Oval, off Main St, Lilydale (Melways 38 E4) Ph: 9735 0270.

Colours: Blue jumper with yellow sash, royal blue shorts.

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Jarrod Healey Lochie Wilson (C) Corey Bernstein Zak Kennedy Billy Gardiner Leigh Carswell Grant Hill Ryan Harvey Jake Clements Daniel Baldwin Bryce Batty Lochie Koger Patrick Klep Taylor Hohepa Richard Wyles Callum Morrison Brad Lowe (C) Nick Del Biondo Jamie Cruickshank Shane Richards Sam Horsley Josh Petracca Dylan Dipietrantonio Harry Beckwith Andy Malcolm Beau Mitchener Sam Baker Kane Quilty Ryan McNay Jayden DePace James Munro Jye Scortino Mitch De Fran Adam O’Donohue Tori Klaas Henry Matt Cope Jake Dipietrantonio Q2

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Mitch Caratelli Joel Toohey Lucas Halse Steve McDonald Sam Johnson Brad Long Sean Hajdu Matt Lawrence Shane Butler John Dell Taylan Hall Harry Stevens Jikola Whyman

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Lachlan Cox Nathan Tompson Shane Kollosche Riley Clausen McAuley Beckwith Jesse Ebert Trent Elliot (VC) Jackson Lowe Matthew Gibbons Dominic Aloi Jai Spalding Matt Waters Mitch Gordon

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Kyle Skewes Mitch Felstead Daniel Robson Joel Koger (C) Will Pleming Trent Davison Liam Canadier Jordan Trollope Cody Hirst Jack Ronchi Matthew Dipietrantino 25 Lachie Huckstep

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Bai Scortino (C) Caleb Price Will O’Reilly Zac Griffin Tyler Weeks

DIVISION 2

ROUND 6: SATURDAY 19 MAY 2018

MOOROOLBARK Senior Coach: Heath Black Res Coach: Matt Ford Ground: Heights Reserve, Longfellow Ave., Mooroolbark. (Melways 51 K4) Ph: 9725 061 Colours: Green jumper, gold diagonal slashes, black mustang logo, Green shorts.

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Sean McManus Ben Dolan Luke Chivers Matt Polkinghorne Ben Mullett Kire Talevski Brenton Morris Matt Hassan Jack Craig-Smith James McManus Scott Dimitriou Jeremy Neumann Troy Wright James Cutting Kane Noonan Nick Maxwell Jai Jordan Ben Slattery Jake Findlay Nicholas Cain Paul Thatcher Trent Georgiou Sam Downie Metin Musa Jordy Roth Paul Hagar Grattan Stephens Aaron Beddoes Michael Eshetu-Mulugeta Cameron Westwood Andrew Hunter Steve Watkins Lachlan Sutherland Robert Johns James Belli Ryan Maxwell

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Dean Kelly Jon Egan Matt Peschke Judd Darby Jayden Bishop Max Ward Lachie McGee Tim Plant Marcello Riviera Daniel McGee Kallum Harper Joshua Dymond Scott Evans Alex Wadsworth Grant Morris Billy Gysberts Blake Daniell Max Dolan Ben Higgins Jhi Aitken Will Green Sean Plunkett Mitch Howard Walter Cook Sam Wells Eric Sidey Josh McConnell

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MOOROOLBARK: It was a day of mixed fortunes for the Mustangs in our last outing in Round 5 as we hosted Bayswater at The Heights. The Colts started the day off on the right foot with a 9 point win in spite of their inaccuracy in front of goal. Lachie Sinnott top scored with 3 goals while Braedon Dobie was again adjudged best. These two were well supported by Slattery, B. Batten, Clavant & Stivey. The Reserves continued their undefeated start to the season with a solid 26 point victory, despite a late charge by the Baysie boys. Sam Downie slotted through 3 majors and Lachie McGee got the nod as B.O.G. Others in the best were Westwood, N. Maxwell, Chivers, Dolan & Peschke. With injuries continuing have a big affect on team selection, the Seniors trailed all game to eventually go down by 16 points. Troy Wright continued his stellar start to the season with 3 goals and B.O.G. honours once again. James Cutting is returning to the form we know he can produce while Noonan, Kelly, Beddoes & Stephens also performed well. Things won’t get any easier today as we take on the undefeated Lilydale but with a couple of boys back from injury anything can happen. If you haven’t already done so, make sure you see Marcie to purchase your Mustang membership. Also, it would be appreciated if any outstanding Player Auction purchases could be settled asap. GO MUSTANGS!!!

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

Chaz Clavant Hayden Watkins Billy Batten Braedon Dobie Ben Tarlington Dermott Reynolds Tommy Batten Connor Crosbie Lachie Synnott Matt Reuter Reuben Jones Xavier Price

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DIVISION 2 UPPER FERNTREE GULLY: Today we welcome everyone attending the THF Lunch. This is an important function for the club as funds go towards the development and support of junior players and helping them in the transition to the senior club. Enjoy the lunch and then watch as we take on Wantirna South in a game that both sides will be desperate to win. Last week the seniors ended up easy winners in the end against Mulgrave with Travis Strange making his debut and kicking 2 goals. The reserves also had an easy win with Cuttsy kicking 6, while the U19’s struggled going down by 7 points. On Sunday the women’s team had their first loss of the year against last years grand finalist in Waverley Blues with Maxie Stokes kicking our only goal. They now have this week off before again playing away at Mt Evelyn next Saturday. In Netball the Red team went up a division last week and continued on their winning ways while the Blue team had their first win for the year. The Vets play tomorrow at Forest Hill hoping to have a few more numbers and get their first win of the year. A couple of close games resulted in loses in the boys games last Sunday with the closest being the 17D side having a draw with Lilydale, while the U14 girls had a 1 point win over Donvale. Thanks to Ferntree Gully Toyota for another great Good for Footy Night last Thursday, always great to see the whole club on Kings Park. The Clubs annual past players, officials and supporters day is being expanded into a weekend of activities to mark the 70th year. On the weekend of 2nd and 3rd June activities will be held at Kings Park including the reunions of the Clubs senior premierships in 1958 and 1998, St Johns Bluebirds under 14s in 1988 and U18s in 2008. We will have many teams in action over this weekend, so why not come down, catch up with the ‘Upper Gully Family’ and watch our current players in action The Club will then hold a 70th Anniversary Gala Dinner on the 23rd June; If you are in contact with anyone who has been involved in the Club, please pass on the event details - we would love to see as many old faces at these events as possible.

Please email uftg-70thcelebrations@hotmail.com for more details. 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

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 Q2

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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

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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

ROUND 6: SATURDAY 19 MAY 2018

WANTIRNA SOUTH Senior Coach: Jess Sinclair Res Coach: Sam Bates Ground: Walker Reserve, Tyner Road, Wantirna South.

(Melways 63 K12) Colours: Green jumper with two white stripes, green 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 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 38 39

Lincoln Wong Lachlan Greig Sean Young David Lang Jack Birkett Will Edwards Luke Williams Blake Walker Anch Papa Adem Yusuf Scott Gerloff Sam McIntyre Sam Hallam Luke Molyneux Jake Stopinski Daniel Hughes Brent Walker Jake Denes Jack Hare Taylor Leggate Nathan Denes Andrew Teakel Josh Stone Luke Grima Nick Johnson Dailen Carney Jayden Raab Kyle Brooks Damon Oakley Ryan Silver Steve Colisimo Ben Carboni Mark Denes Ben Gerloff Mitch Stone Jimmy Sarrin Noah Jackson

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Tom Anderson Mitch Stevens Jack Graffen Peter Cahill Ben Cromb Tyson Henry Daniel Cromb Callum Gleeson Brenton Lynch Michael Casement Jai Jensen Zac Klibingaitis Morgan Clark Brandon Lowe Chris Cahill Stephen Naylor Tim Richardson David Ryan Jack Hudson Lochlan Norton Robert Papp

WANTIRNA SOUTH: Our last game was a fortnight ago. The under 19’s played top 4 side Lilydale and although were beaten on the day, they boys can hold their heads up high. We stuck with Lilydale for three and a half quarters, however, they kicked away in the end. This was mainly due to our lack of rotations. Our captain Nathan Palamara suffered a season ending knee injury and we wish him well with his recovery.

The reserves registered their third win in a row and are now outside the top 4 by percentage. It was an even team effort, with better players being Damon Oakley, Jack Graffen and Jimmy Sarinn. The senior match was tough and tight affair against top of the ladder, Lilydale. It was goal for goal and unfortunately, we went down by 6 points. Better players were Brent Walker, Noah Jackson and Anch Papa.

Today we travel to Upper Ferntree Gully’s Kings Park and meet up with another top 4 side. Upper are a big side, with a some good on ballers. It is a very important game and I’m sure that if we clean up our skills and maintain our structures, we will get the 4 points.

The Devils Casino Night is at the club tonight after our game against Upper Ferntree Gully. All welcome.

Our popular Ladies Lunch is on Saturday, May 26th.

Please see Kathy Lang for tickets.

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UNDER 19 Coach: Paul Riley 1 Jack Rowe 2 Zak Stone 3 Nathan Edmonson 4 Will Chen 6 Riley Beaton 7 Lachie Faine 8 Ben Jackson 9 James Rogers 10 Alistair Chiodo 11 Lochie Christiana 12 Lachie Noy

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Zach Plant Josh Hodge Cody Wiseman Jonno Hardman James Sturtridge Bailey Cowman Solomon Mesfin Logan Hallo Josh Curnow Jarrod Riley Josh Maccora Lachie Morris

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Rob Chatwin Dylan Smith Nathan Palamara Brendan Sarrin

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DIVISION 2 MULGRAVE: This week we welcome Croydon Football Club to our home ground, in what will be 3 big games for the club.

After having a week off the boys were keen to take on Upper Ferntree Gully on their home ground.

Under 19’s After a disappointing loss of 1 point to Mooroolbark (3rd place) and a week off, the boys were itching to go against Upper Ferntree Gully (5th place). Upper Gully had the very strong breeze in the first quarter, we held them to just 1 goal 5 so only down by 10 points at quarter time. Our boys kicked away in the second to lead at half time by 15. Our midfield and backline produced their best quarter of footy for the season holding Upper Gully to just 1 point in the third.

We kept them on the half back line boundary for 8 minutes, the boys worked very hard to contain a very frustrated Upper Gully. In the last and with the wind the boys although exhausted from their work in the third held on kicking 2 goals to 3 winning by 7 points.

The stand out for me was the whole backline who are working really well together, their decision making and patience coming out of defense especially against the wind was terrific.

Although there seems to be 2 clubs well ahead of the pack, the last 2 weeks have shown our boys we can mixed it with the rest, we will know where we are after next weeks game as we play second placed Croydon at home.

Reserves Our reserves ventured to Upper Ferntree Gully on Saturday and even though we were a bit undermanned we battled away for the four quarters. Our biggest issue has been consistency and when we apply ourselves and stick to our structures and attack the football we have demonstrated that we can be competitive with any side we have played so far this year.

When we don’t do these things and particularly when we don’t man up when we don’t have the footy we allow teams to dictate the play and outscore us. I would like to thank Mike from the under 19’s for doing the running for us on the day as our regular runner actually played for us so I would like to also thank Aaron for helping us out as well.

As far as our best players go our best on ground was Ned Rowland who led from the front all day and kicked half of our score. Our second best player was a young guy who filled in for us from the U19’s and did a great job at full back and that was Zac Bonney and our third best player was back from a prolonged lay off due to a hammy and played a great first game back and that was Rob Blew.

Well done to all the players. We once again learn from the game and the way we need to play to compete at this level and continue to build on this each week as we gain more experience.

Seniors The game started with our boys pressuring Upper from the start.

This continued throughout the game but Uppers polish with the ball at crucial times was the telling factor. Within four goals at three quarter time we kicked the first goal but the last 10 mins upper kicked 3 goals to runout 8 goal winners.

Congratulations to James Barlow on his first senior game at Mully.

We appreciate the strong following by our supporters and ask that they support the club even more by purchasing a 2018 membership.

Please see Gail for more information.

Our annual ladies night is being held on May 26th, please see Heather or Lisa for tickets.

Go Mully!

MULGRAVE 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.

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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

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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

16 Stephen Hatzinikolou 17 Jayden Zimmerling 19 Mitchell Cawsey 20 Zac Bonney 22 Nelson Dawber 24 Jaxon Gervasoni 25 Mitchell Wilkinson 26 Troy Hanning 28 Daniel Wright 29 Declan Brown 30 Eddie Aung

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

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ROUND 6: SATURDAY 19 MAY 2018

CROYDON Senior Coach: Morris D’alessandro Res Coach: Tim Cook Ground: Croydon Oval, Hewish Rd, Croydon, (Melways 50 K4) Ph: 9723 4004.

Colours: Navy jumper, white monogram, navy shorts.

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Adrian Ficorilli Aden Thompson Beau Christie Matt Mckenzie Jarrod Clark Jimmy Smith Luke Harrington Billy Dickson Bailey Hotker Justin Ficorilli Leigh Kimpton Fraser Smith Harry Dempster Jordan Lynch Jake Lynch Kyle Maher Riley Britton Ewan Wadsworth Lachie Hampton Gary Lisle Nathan Haag Joshua Bolton Kane Doueal Josh Mutsaers Jamie Haag Matt Wilkins Caleb Agnew Bailey Freeman Ben Gommers James Grant Drew Benson Blaise Adderly Tommy Maddern Nick Barrett Jake Christie Ollie Adams Luke Sparkes

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Luke Styles Matt Lyall Callum Syme Dom Zinghini Tom Gillingham Corey Boyce James Thomas Matt Herman Mitch Chappell Lachie Jackson Oscar Rath Daniel Mutsaers Will Bodman Lincoln Pratt

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CROYDON: This week we travel to Mulgrave for what will be a critical game for the seniors. Last round was a tale of fluctuating fortunes with two huge wins and one huge loss. The Colts set the scene with a 100 point win over Doncaster East 18-15-123 to 3-5-23.

This was followed by a 135 point win by the seconds 23-11-149 to 2-2-14. Then along came the twist in the tail with the seniors going down by 83 points to end a weird day of football. Jai Mortimer kicked four for the Colts, Thommo and Sparksy four each for the seconds and Matt Herman three for the seniors.

Today is a must win for the seniors in particular so come on seniors let’s see a big lift and do it for yourselves and your supporters. Today is a special day for Matty Wilkins, who plays his 200th Club game. Well done Matty!! The Club wishes a quick recovery to Rhys Wade who injured his knee and hope the scans are positive. Croydon Football Club merchandise is now available. See Robyn Nyberg for scarves, rugby tops, puffer jackets, beanies, stubby holders and even coffee cups. The annual Ladies Lunch was a big success last round. Thanks to Bronwyn Pratt and her helpers for all their hard work in organizing the lunch this year. GO BLUES!!!!!

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UNDER 19 Coach: Chris Browning 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14

James Stanley Pat Smith Jackson Walker Ryland Witnish Rhys Deray Chris Newlands Riley Brammer Aaron Nicholas Sam Milner Brent Gaudion Andy Carter Luke Dingley

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Jack Rollinson Jackson Pitts Jason Prior Paul Zeniou Trent Dodd Rhys Wade Lachlan Macdonald Jyah Cameron Jai Mortimer Lachie Wilton Josh Hausler Aiden Pemberton

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DIVISION 2 BAYSWATER: Congratulations Joel Galvin on 200

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senior Bayswater games Joel started it all as a jnr Bayswater player so thought it was a good time to look at the jnr club

Senior Coach: Paul McCormack Res Coach: Mark Hickinbotham Ground: Appleby Bayswater Oval, Bayswater Road, Bayswater (Melways 64 G2) Colours: Green jumper with gold vee and black shorts

BAYSWATER JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB Season 2018 for Bayswater JFC sees the Club fielding teams from Under 8 through to Under 17. This season we continue our growth in girls football, with teams in Under 12, Under 14 and Under 16 girls. The growth of the girls competition at a junior level is ever increasing, and Bayswater JFC remains a home for girls to play footy all these years after being one of the foundation Clubs for girls in football.

For the boys, we have some very competitive teams taking the field this season. Numbers are good across the board and training nights have been energetic since the start. Guided by a blend of experienced and new coaches players are not only getting some great results this year, but also forming a bond within their team and the Club as a whole. It has been very pleasing to see some of the Clubs older age groups helping out with the younger teams, as well as assisting at Club events. Fantastic Club spirit!

This season has also seen the launch of Auskick at Bayswater Junior Football Club. With the hard work put in to achieve this, Bayswater JFC has quickly become not only the home for our local junior players but also the home for the youngest superstars to the game. With registrations for Auskick being approx.

100, Friday Nights Under Lights at Bayswater Junior Oval is the place to be for kids in our local community.

With the always appreciated help of volunteer parents, Bayswater Auskick has got of to a flying start with some big events still to come. Notably, the Bayswater Auskick Vs Bayswater CFA match is set to be huge.

Two volunteer groups coming together to support kids in footy! The future is bright at Bayswater, GO BAYSIE! The only senior team was the Ladies side whom played Vermont Final score Bayswater 2-2-14 to Vermont 12-13-85

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Anthony Van Rooyen Mitch Galvin Lachlan Moss Mitch Grubb Cam McLeod Craig O’Reilly Zac Leacy Malcolm Mcgillvray-Smith Matt Thompson Aaron Cotte Taylor Buckley Wayne McInerney Jack Callanan Hayden Schroeder Alan White Scott McInerney Reece Schuth James Pritchard Sam Reeves Mitch Viney Matt Camera Ryan Gains Jess Moore Pat Iellamo Lachlan Pritchard Trent Vanvugt Dave Eddy Joel Galvin Harris Elkasovic Bryce Galvin Aaron Hoare Anthony Lorusso Jayden Bradbury Marc Hardy Dave Verlardo Matt Cunningham Shaun Jamieson Q2

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Alex Syrros Ben Searle Matt McCluskey Mitchell Lewis Matt Green Jason Gordon Sheldon Smith Feroz Kahn (away) Kurt Lopo Feroz Khan (home) Connor Jamieson Pat Connell Ash Vandelaak Danial Kitto Keiran Millar Dylan McIssac Dale Collins

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UNDER 19 Coach: Darren Mays 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 14 15

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Ben White Josh Treeby Will Couch Matt Utan Jai Melchiorre Bryce Raaymakers Rhile Banks Klayton Hughes Kyle Jacobs Matt Utan Damon Warne Jake King

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Luke Hendricks Mitchell Plummer Kane Caapaldo Josh Tasic Bruno Caputo Corey Baker Evan Heenan Tom Deane Mitch Henderson Jake Devir Adam Maggs Adrian Gonzalez

Tom Cameron Taylor Davis Lachlan Hunt Jake Mylanos 47 connor Jamison

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ROUND 6: SATURDAY 19 MAY 2018

MITCHAM Senior Coach: Neil Winterton Res Coach: Steve Jordan Ground: Walker Park, Maroondah Hwy, Nunawading (Melways 48 H9) Ph: 9873 3792.

Colours: Black jumper, yellow sash, black shorts with yellow EFL webbing.

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James McCubbin Lucas Marro Anthony Willenberg Michael Barro Jake Toohey Alex Young Cameron Taylor Ben Joseph Matt Gordon Tom Lucas Carson Macartney Jesse Uren Jake Parente Zach Elms Jessie Smythe Riley Nicholas Lachlan Rudd Tom Burkitt Ryan Handley Aaron Menzies Lockie Ryan Leigh Pomponio Matt Hill David McArdle Chris Tsolos Martin De Luca Alex Finch Sam Howell Aaron Miller Jackson Halo Neil Winterton Marc Parente Lachlan George Rob Durham Luke Mckeown Mikey Raath Nathan McKeown

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Jackson Glossop Adam Green Ryan Sullivan Nathan Foster William Gordon Cody McDonald Adam Glanville Tom Blanche Daniel Clarke Dylan Wylde Terry Ferlazzo Caelan Flynn Thomas Van Horik Johlen Raath Yusuf Aly Callum Sloane

MITCHAM: Disappointing weekend for the Tigers with ALL four teams going down. Our netball girls lost by a solidity goal on Friday night 26 to 27 against Heathmont in a thriller. All three SNR teams wore black arm bands on Saturday as a mark of respect for our JNR President / SNR Treasurer Craig Giles whose younger brother passed away suddenly on Thursday - Our thoughts are with the Giles family. Our young under 19s put in a spirited performance against the ladder leaders going down by 10 goals with The Stingel boys again named in the best along with Powson, Irving and Antoniou. The Reserves had their chances but were blown away in the last Quarter with best players including Lee, Barro, Cherry, Nicholas, Tsolos, and Arguello. The Seniors again had good passages of play but again a 3rd quarter fade out proved to be the difference as Park Orchards piled on 10 goals in the 3rd . Jake Parente and Jessie Smyth both with 3 goals were named in the best along with Matt Gordon, Ryan, MacArtney and Lucas.

THIS WEEK we are off to Bayswater to take on the Waters in what should be a hot contest; hopefully our young legs will enjoy the open spaces at the home of EFL Football. After a quick drink with the Baysie Folk, its back to the MCG of the East for The op shop themed night, there will be plenty of tunes and dancing, along with drink specials all night, Should be a real hoot.

Comedy night is NEXT WEEK - Saturday 26TH of May, as the Junior and Senior club come together as one for our biggest event of the year. Last year’s comedy night attracted over 400 people and we think this year’s event should be just as big - If you haven’t booked your tickets yet, you need to do so ASAP with Macca. If you would like to donate goods or services for auction / raffle prizes please see BIG Gav - Also if you haven’t already, check out the promo video The Suburban Footballer put together for us on our Facebook page. “OUR EXPERIENCE FOOTY LIKE NEVER BEFORE” raffle drawn on the night still has some tickets available, this is a one line raffle so please purchase tickets at https://rafflecreator.com/ pages/5201/mitcham-fc-comedy-night

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You can keep up to date with all the news, views and reviews via the official Mitcham Football Club website @www.mitchamfc.com or via Facebook @ mitchamfootballclub, hoping everyone has enjoyable day at the footy #strongandbold

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Spiros Antoniou Riley Naylor Max Hammond Harry Prout Tim Ross Alex Christodoulou Mitch Pavey Brodie Jarvis Billy Stingell Kevin Woodhouse Ben Ajani Zach Horsey Blake Lee

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Liam Dunning Cody McDonald Jarrod Powson Lochie Richardson Tom Crake Zeb Holly Tommy Stingell Tony Kim Brayden Hansen Lachlan Taylor Adam Laksassi Aidan Lansdell Sean Giles

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DONCASTER EAST: Today we welcome our neighbour, Park Orchards, to Zerbes Reserve for the first time where our senior teams will be playing for the Ryan Smith Trophy. Ryan is our local State Liberal member who has been a strong supporter of his local sporting clubs over many years and I am sure both clubs are honoured to face off today for a trophy in his name.

We also welcome all Past Players & Supporters to today’s luncheon as well as our special guests Cyril Rioli and Sam Greco. Special thanks to Dave Sowersby and Peter Monahan for organising the day.

Two weeks ago we headed to Croydon where it was a tough day for our Under 19’s and Reserves as both sides were beaten convincingly by the very accomplished opposition. In saying that the Under 19’s continue to show signs of improvement even though this is not being reflected on the scoreboard.

The Ressies need reinforcements and hopefully we will see the return of 8-10 players in the coming weeks which should see a return to the competitive form we showed earlier in the season.

The senior game was a reverse of the earlier two games with us running out convincing winners. After a very tight first quarter we kicked 9 goals in each of the second and third quarters. Speaking of 9 goals I suppose I will have to mention Michael Steven’s 9 goal BOG performance otherwise I will be in line for a fine on Thursday night. It’s a shame we had the bye last week as we had to put up with Micka reminding us of his performance for two weeks!

Good luck to all three teams today

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Senior Coach: Steve Buckle Res Coach: Matt Bremner Ground: Zerbes Reserve, Blackburn Rd, Doncaster East. (Melways 34 B10) Ph: 9842 4000.

Colours: Navy blue jumper, yellow lion emblem with maroon and gold hoops, blue shorts

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James Locke Nick Batsanis Jack Martin Jake Whitling Rami Ayoubi James Appleby Peter Sowersby Jarryd Lowther Aaron Ceravolo Tim Whitty Jeremy Musso Tom Gordon Luke McLeod Jayden Phillips Matthew Vaiano Michael Steven Tom Appleby Lewis Guiney Jake Summers Sam Gold JD Henshaw Connor Lucas Jason Tendler Dan Gordon Brock McLean Tim Robinson Jack Codd Miller Daniel Mead Jack Sholakis Jarrad Smith Leigh Murphy Simon White Chris Zarafa Sam Leach Matt Bremner Raj Singh Ryan Gordon

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Kyle Hoath Dan Wildsmith Josh Bourke Haresh Sitharanthar Nick De Cesare Mitch Young Adam Reynolds Andrew Fasanella George Vlahos Michael Niksic Tristan Santoro Jacob Gresswell

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Alex Caldwell Jason Young Adam Molinaro James Papaconstantinou Mitch Stoneham Liam Kilgour Ryan Hokke Mitch Young Brandon Rice Phil Purukamu Kristian Trykula

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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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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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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.

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

PARK ORCHARDS: Today we head to Zerbes Reserve to play one of the form sides in Division 2, East Doncaster. Many of our boys have played at Zerbes in their junior football days so it will be familiar territory for many, albeit against an unfamiliar opponent. After receiving a month’s worth of rain in a couple of days many expected Domeney Reserve to be wet and sloppy last weekend, but it was dry and firm and all four games were completed in excellent conditions for football (the U19B’s played away at East Burwood). Against Mitcham last weekend the seniors came away with an emphatic 76 point win.

Prosenak came back from injury with seven goals and was ably assisted by new dad, and playing coach Jarrod Bayliss who slotted four. The D-squad and both U19 sides also recorded strong wins making it a successful weekend all round. It was also great to see so many Mitcham players and officials stay back for a drink post-match – well done boys, you are a credit to your club. Last week we also had four Sharks U17’s playing in our two U19 teams. Once again, this underlines the pathway that this club is providing for our junior players. On the netball front, our PO White netball team had a bye and the Black and Red teams both scored wins, so it was a successful night on the court as well. A couple of reminders: Premiership wine offer – don’t forget to pick up a box of our special Premiership edition Heathcote Shiraz - the price is $120 for a box of six. See Colin Caulfield or check out our website to order a box. Ladies Lunch – ladies, don’t forget to set aside Saturday 16th June for our annual lunch. Cost is $40 for snacks on arrival, a gourmet lunch and a little something to take home. We will also hear from guest speaker Sheryl Thai, founder of Cupcake Central and Co-founder of League of Extraordinary women, who will give us a talk on finding your passion and kick starting your entrepreneur journey. Tickets are available online. GO SHARKS!

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Under 19A Coach: Tony Weeks Under 19B Coach: Simon McAuliffe

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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

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GALVIN’S JOURNEY TO 200 By: Daniel Cencic Twitter: @DC_EFL

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dentities at Bayswater simply don’t come much bigger than the Galvin name.

Its decorated family history in the Eastern Football League is set to add yet another milestone this weekend, as Bayswater captain Joel Galvin runs out for game 200.

Joel, the son of EFL legend, three-time competition best and fairest winner and current club president Gary, says the double-century of games sits up there with the best in his 14-season career.

and won a premiership at as well,” Joel said.

“It was a daunting experience being so little and young but it was definitely a good day out and we won by six or seven goals as well - the club had just gone through relegation as well – winning didn’t happen too often at the time.”

The 2005 season is best remembered by Waters fans for its first senior flag in almost a decade – a five-point win over Doncaster East at Tormore Reserve.

“A lot lo of it I can still recollect – I’v I’ve watched the game hundreds of times,” Joel said. hun “I can ca recollect a lot of the day, not so much the night. It was definitely a great experience being bei so young.

“Ben “Be Williams, the captain, and his brother Gabe being 30 an 28 at the time – a couple and of others had been around th club for a while at the the tim and they spoke about time ha having a chance to win (a pr premiership) and hadn’t yet.

“T “They’d been playing senior fo footy for 12 years and here I a in my first year of senior am fo footy winning one.

“It’s a pretty cool experience,” Joel said.

“I haven’t thought too much about it; I knew it was coming up but I hadn’t thought too much about it until probably dad started talking to me about it and a couple of people around the club started mentioning it.

“Not too many people get to play 200 games, let alone at one club.

“Loyalty’s hard to find and it’s definitely up there with some of the milestones I’ve achieved in football.”

After a promising junior career which was rounded out by a club best and fairest in the under-16s, Joel would find himself lining up for the seniors six months later at just 17 years of age in Round 1 of the 2005 season as Bayswater hosted Coldstream.

It is an experience the 200-gamer hasn’t forgotten, made special by the fact the club tasted victory by 36 points after having only registered four wins the previous season to be relegated to Division 3.

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“I thought I was going to have four or five of them, but I’m forever gratefu grateful in winning two. You realise how hard they actually are to win, the older you get.”

That realisation would come during the 11-year wait between flags, which saw Joel take out four club best and fairests (2011,2012, 2015, 2016), along with the 2012 Kenneth Wright Medal for the best and fairest player in Division 2 – a feat he would repeat in the club’s next premiership year in 2016 alongside brothers Mitch and Bryce.

“Definitely the premiership beats any individual award,” he said.

“You celebrate premierships five, 10, 20 years after you’ve won them.

“Individual awards are good at the time but you only sort of celebrate them for one night and that’s about it.

“It was a great achievement and something I’ll be able to hang my hat on once I’ve retired.

“It’s pretty hard to win one of them in a specific year, let alone all three (premiership, competition

GALVIN’S JOURNEY TO 200 best and fairest, club best and fairest) in one year.

“I still pinch myself that I was able to do that (in 2016) and win another premiership.

“I think I was the only (2005) premiership player left playing in 2016, I was the last one standing.”

An uncompromising style of play has always been the 30-year-old’s trademark, where the Bayswater skipper has seen his share of gruesome injuries over the journey, including colliding with a goalpost and last year, breaking a cheekbone and missing a third or the season.

“I missed six or so weeks through that (cheekbone injury) and had surgery to put plates in,” Joel said.

“It was at Vermont’s ground, running off the line to tackle someone and run into the back of the head – my face just bounced off their head.

“I knew it was pretty bad straight away and had surgery a week later.

“The goal-post one I can’t recollect too much of just the scar on my forehead.

“I can’t remember too much of what happened.

I was running towards goal and got hit from the side after I kicked it and hit the post.

“Padding was irrelevant, I was running that fast.

“Next thing I remember I was waking up and ambulances and trainers, and blood everywhere.

“It wasn’t so much the cut but the whiplash in my neck and my back and that was the struggle to get going again.”

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Despite growing up in EFL circles with one of the most renowned surnames in league history, Joel says father Gary has been a big influence on his career and has never felt extra pressure to live up to his dad’s reputation.

“He’s never pushed any of us – me, Mitch and Bryce,” Joel said.

“I’m pretty self-driven anyway in that department and I probably got that off him as well, but I’ve never felt any pressure under his name.

“He’s been massive – I get good feedback from him and he’ll let me know if I’ve played well or pretty bad.”

200 games into a 14-year career with a myriad of honours and Joel still expresses a desire to continue to lead his beloved club in his seventh season of the captaincy.

“It was a privilege when I first got it and I still love doing it,” he said.

“With ‘Macs’ (Paul McCormack) being onboard he wanted me to do it again and I’ve got the urge to still lead the side.

“It’s something I can look back on as premiership captain – something that dad hasn’t been, so that’s one thing I’ve got him!”

Left page: Joel Galvin celebrates the 2005 premiership This page: Joel Galvin celebrates the 2016 flag with father Gary and brothers Mitch and Bryce.

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

Deakin Uni Senior Women’s 2018 Division 2

HEATHMONT V CHIRNSIDE PARK Round 4 - 12/05/2018 Heathmont 1.3-9 2.4-16 2.4-16 6.7-43 Chirnside Park 2.1-13 2.1-13 3.2-20 5.4-34 Heathmont Goal Kickers: J. Saunders 3, M. Martz, E. Eversteyn, H. Gell Best Players: G. Speedy, R. Sevior , H. Gell, E. Gosbell, L. Strachan, J. Saunders Chirnside Park Goal Kickers: T. Van De Velde 3, M. Jago 2 Best Players: S. Faulweter, B. Smith, R. Lohman, S. Ruddick, M. MacLean, T. Van De Velde

DONVALE V THORNTON-EILDON Round 4 - 12/05/2018 Donvale 5.3-33 14.4-88 17.4-106 22.9-141 Thornton-Eildon 0.0 0.0 0.4-4 0.4-4 Donvale Goal Kickers: M. Latino 7, J. Crundall 5, T. Liu 2, E. Hoole 2, A. Antonellos 2, A. Frawley 2, F. Neligan, K. Maxwell Thornton-Eildon Best Players: L. McRae, A. Andreou, K. Baulch, N. Hay, M. Norris, R. Michaelson

THE BASIN V MOUNT EVELYN Round 4 - 12/05/2018 The Basin 0.0 1.0-6 1.0-6 1.0-6 Mount Evelyn 2.3-15 3.9-27 5.14-44 6.15-51 The Basin Goal Kickers: J. Baker Best Players: T. Brown, T. Sheldon, R. Watt, J. Baker, A. Caminito, J. Gray Mount Evelyn Goal Kickers: Y. Price 3, I. Urquhart, H. L’’huillier, K. Betts Best Players: K. Betts, I. Urquhart, Y. Price, J. Anderson , M. Doherty, E. Aitkins VERMONT V BAYSWATER Round 4 - 12/05/2018 Vermont 2.1-13 7.9-51 7.10-52 12.13-85 Bayswater 2.0-12 2.0-12 2.2-14 2.2-14 Vermont Goal Kickers: H. ONeill 4, J. Chamberlain 3, S. Moss 3, T. Nash, M. Lee Best Players: T. Nash, H. ONeill, M. Lee, A. Carroll, J. Chamberlain Bayswater NORWOOD V KNOX Round 4 - 12/05/2018 Norwood 0.0 0.0 0.0 7.13-55 Knox 0.0 0.0 0.0 9.10-64 Norwood Goal Kickers: C. Wilson 3, N. Derksen 2, K. Vanderwolf, G. Donovan Best Players: K. Vanderwolf, K. Seath, K. Borzym, N. Derksen , B. Clare, C. Wilson Knox Goal Kickers: L. Walshe 3, -. Southam 2, T. Kane, E. Macdonald, J. Campbell, B. Dowsing Best Players: -. Southam, S. Ashmore , R. Dabb, E. Vine, R. Parnes, M. Rowland WAVERLEY BLUES V UPPER FERNTREE GULLY Round 4 - 13/05/2018 Waverley Blues 0.6-6 1.9-15 3.9-27 3.10-28 Upper Ferntree Gully 0.1-1 0.4-4 1.4-10 1.4-10 Waverley Blues Goal Kickers: S. Bone, E. Bowden, K. Lewin Best Players: S. Searle, H. Campbell, O. Baxter, G. De cesare, J. McKenna Upper Ferntree Gully Goal Kickers: M. Stokes Best Players: M. Cottrell, M. Stokes, S. Rohde , S. De Bono Temopoulos , L. Passarelli, E. Ballard

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UPWEY TECOMA FNC V SOUTH CROYDON Round 4 - 12/05/2018 Upwey Tecoma FNC 2.3-15 2.5-17 7.10-52 7.10-52 South Croydon 1.0-6 3.2-20 3.2-20 4.4-28 Upwey Tecoma Football and Netball Club Goal Kickers: S. DiCiero 2, M. Bateup 2, J. Occhipinti, M. Lesueur, C. White Best Players: E. Caccetta, C. White, K. Oates, S. DiCiero, M. Bateup, E. Koster South Croydon Goal Kickers: K. McKellar 2, D. Zeniou, C. McMillan Best Players: S. O’Toole, A. Voutier, D. Zeniou, H. Hodgetts, D. Egan, T. Martin BORONIA V EAST RINGWOOD Round 4 - 13/05/2018 Boronia 0.0 0.0 0.0 East Ringwood 8.4-52 15.7-97 19.14-128

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BLACKBURN V YARRA JUNCTION Round 4 - 13/05/2018 Blackburn 5.2-32 6.4-40 7.7-49 9.12-66 Yarra Junction 0.0 0.0 1.0-6 1.0-6 Blackburn Goal Kickers: E. Parratt 3, E. Cleland 2, K. Morton, E. Mutimer, A. Thorn, L. Corcoran Yarra Junction

EASTERN RANGES MATCH REPORT (BOYS) - R6 vs DANDENONG STINGRAYS DANDENONG STINGRAYS - 13.13.91 EASTERN RANGES - 6.3.39 Eastern Ranges travelled to Shepley Oval on Saturday to take on the ladder leading Dandenong Stingrays.

For a large period of the game, our boys took the fight to the opposition, and it seemed that the crowd was set for a close finish. In the end, it was small lapses that counted the most, as the Stingrays ended up stretching the final margin to 52 points.

After a week off to digest the poor performance against Gippsland, the boys came out with impressive run, carry, and pressure around the contest.

The defenders were aware heading into the game that Dandenong’s tall forward line would be a challenge, and they did their best to nullify their attacking threats.

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Once Dandenong were given a sniff, however, they took full advantage. Plus, the late arrival of some wind and rain turned the final quarter into a stalemate that Eastern just could not break.

The best players on the day were Tyler Edwards, Mitch Mellis, Lachlan Stapleton, Ben Cardamone, Jarrod Gilbee, and Joel Burleigh.

The goalkickers were: J Rossiter 2 B White C Daraio J Sullivan R Smith Next weekend’s game is our first at Box Hill City Oval in 2018, hosting the 11th placed Bendigo Pioneers.

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DIVISION 2 This Rnd

Total

Brett Eddy - Vermont

1

29

Taylor Leggate - Wantirna South

0

14

Leigh Williams - Norwood

2

23

Jack Callanan - Bayswater

1

13

Jake Hammond - Blackburn

4

21

Thomas Gordon - Doncaster East

4

13

Jeffrey Gobbels - Balwyn

1

19

Trent Georgiou - Mooroolbark

1

12

Luke Barker - Balwyn

2

18

Michael Steven - Doncaster East

9

12

Michael King - South Croydon

4

17

Matthew Polkinghorne - Mooroolbark

1

11

Jake Tucker - South Croydon

2

16

Lachlan Koger - Lilydale

0

11

Andrew Ainger - Vermont

0

16

Jake Summers - Doncaster East

0

10

Daniel Cooper - South Croydon

6

16

Jake Parente - Mitcham

3

10

Jayden Hoegel - North Ringwood

4

15

Daniel Gorringe - Park Orchards

3

10

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Total

This Rnd

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Dale Hehir - Scoresby

2

28

Christopher Smith - Surrey Park

7

Trent Farmer - Ringwood

8

27

Adrian Gileno - East Burwood

3

28

Alex Bakens - South Belgrave

4

18

Michael Cardamone - Forest Hill

2

25

Nathan Hicks - Scoresby

0

18

James Gough - Fairpark (Eastern Lions) 2

24

Fin Brown - Heathmont

8

17

Chris Whitchell - Coldstream

4

21

Zak Robinson - Boronia

3

16

Adam Amin - Glen Waverley Hawks

4

21

Leigh Odermatt - Heathmont

3

16

Max Wills - East Burwood

3

20

Nicholas Murphy - Donvale

1

15

Steven Pimm - Forest Hill

6

19

Lee Boyle - Ferntree Gully Eagles

3

14

Jye Sigersma - Kilsyth

2

14

Beau Dowler - The Basin

3

12

Johnathon Hevern - Kilsyth

0

14

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DIVISION 2

DIVISION 3

36

Park Orchards

27

Boronia

Rowville

30

Mooroolbark

20

Blackburn

27

Sth Croydon

Lilydale

18

23.5

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East Burwood

29

Heathmont

30

Whitehorse Pio

24.5

Ringwood

24

Scoresby

27

Ferntree Gully

18

Templestowe

Kilsyth

19

Forest Hill

22

13

Silvan

14

Croydon

17

Upper FTG

21

13

Wantirna South

16

The Basin

18

Surrey Park

17

Norwood

11.5

Doncaster East

16

Donvale

10

Fairpark

11

Noble Park

8.5

Waverley Blues

15 9

Glen Waverley Hawks

14

Warrandyte Chirnside Park

5

Coldstream

9

South Belgrave

3

Nunawading

2

North Ringwood

21

Doncaster

18

Balwyn

Montrose

8

Knox

5

East Ringwood

4

Bayswater

13

Mulgrave

4

Mitcham

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DIVISION 3 RINGWOOD: Last week we ventured across to Ferntree Gully and it resulted in a close loss to the Reserves whilst the Seniors maintained their undefeated start to the season with another good win. The reserves had the majority of play in the first quarter but failed to convert their chances in front of goal and it proved to be costly in the end. The game was a tight struggle all day with little separating the sides and despite our boys best efforts in the final quarter we were unable to hit the scoreboard and fell just short of victory. The seniors took control of their game from the early moments and in the cold and blustery conditions opened up a handy lead at the long break. We continued to play good team football in the second half to extend our lead and with the defence again holding tight and the forwards capitalizing on their opportunities ran out good winners by over 10 goals.

Today is a big day for the club as we host Scoresby at our home away from home and we look forward to the challenge of keeping our winning record intact.

We invite all Scoresby players and supporters to join us for after match drinks and awards in the social rooms before we head back to Jubilee Park where all supporters are welcome. Good luck to all players and coaches for todays games and we hope to host a good crowd for what should be a good day of local football.

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.

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 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 Q1

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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 Q2

54 55 56 57 59 88

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

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DIVISION 3

ROUND 6: SATURDAY 19 MAY 2018

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.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9A 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

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

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37 38 39 40 41 43 44 45 47 48 49 50 51 53 54 55 56 57 59 66 67

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

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SCORESBY: A great day at Donvale last week. The day started with the U19s managing their 2nd win of the season. 3 quarters of disciplined football kept Donvale scoreless, and although the last quarter saw us lose our structure and composure we still came out with a great win. The ressies had a ding dong tussle with a tough Donvale side. There was little in the game all day, however we managed to be in front when the siren sounds and as Scotty says winning ugly is still winning !!!

The Seniors faced a near full strength Donvale squad and while the game was full of highlights, it was tough and uncompromising. A handy 3 goal break at quarter time was held throughout the game and the eventual margin of 6 goals was due to grinding football. # from3 was a fantastic effort. This week we face the challenge of an undefeated Ringwood side at Fred Geale oval. Get along to see what should be a cracker of a game.

The Netballers had mixed results with our top 2 teams being beaten while our bottom 2 divisions had great wins. Remember to try to get along on a Friday night and cheer the girls along.

Friday night sees the Vets playing Sth Belgrave under lights...should be a great contest...while it might be a little chilly up the hills, the lighting will be spectacular.

Remember our Gala Function (Masquerade Theme) is tonight at the Beach Hut Brewery. $30pp and a free drink if you wear a mask !! Should be a great fundraiser for the club.

Also a reminder that our Sportsmans night is fast approaching. Thurs7th June. $65pp for David Schwartz, Rodney Hogg and special guests. Laughs, stories and auctions galore. Get along before the Long Weekend break.

Go Pies.

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UNDER 19 Coach: Michael Lowe 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 16 17

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

55 56 57 59 60 67

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

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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.

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 25R 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

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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40 41 42 43 44 45 47 49 51 52 58 59 60 61 64 67 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 79 80 81 TBA

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

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UNDER 19 Coach: Andrew Wright 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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ROUND 6: SATURDAY 19 MAY 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.

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

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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Q2

38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59

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

Q3

HEATHMONT: The club ventures to Tormore Reseve today for round of must win matches against Boronia who’s Seniors and Reserves are undefeated and U19’s with only one loss. Certainly a day to see how the club compares against ladder leaders. Good Luck to all teams.

The Hangar was certainly jumping last weekend and very crowded! Thanks to Anne Parker and Carmen Mullenger for their efforts in putting on enjoyable lunch last Saturday as we squeezed over 100 ladies into the rooms. Thanks to everyone that attended and helped raise funds for BCNA. The action on the field was good to watch too, with all sides recording strong wins. Congrats to the Women’s side who kicked their highest score and made it their third win in a row! Keep it up. The U19’s led early and were never troubled and congrats to Harley Kielblock for kicking his first goal in U19 footy! The boys certainly got around him when it went through. The DSquad, again with new faces, also hit the ground running to register another good win, and another first goal this time in his first game this year to Ash O’Driscoll. With a few forced changes again in the Seniors, it was another new look side that took the field and after a sluggish start found their momentum in the second quarter. Exciting junior Fin Brown certainly made an impression with some great high flying marks and shots at goal and he kicked the goal of the day and possibly the year to the delight of the Heathmont faithful.

The Jetballers registered 3 out of 4 wins last Friday with the White team registering their first win on the Season congrats to them. The Juniors had a busy Sunday with their Pink Sports day again raising funds for BCNA and competitive games from all teams. The Auskickers were down at the Hangar early too, going through some drills with a couple of Hawthorn players, Kurt Heatherley & Tim O’Brien, who proved very popular amongst a sea of yellow and brown jumpers! As I said it was all happening at the Hangar last week.. SOCIAL NOTES: Don’t forget to pencil in June 16th for the club’s COCKTAIL PARTY/BALL bookings now open and the JUNIOR’s ‘Rock Quiz trivia’ fundraiser will be on Friday June 22nd. PAST PLAYERS & OFFICIALS DAY and premiership reunions will be on Saturday July 21st. Catch up on Facebook for all the news or visit www.heathmontjets.com Go Jets!

Q4

UNDER 19 Coach: Darren McNeil 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13

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

29 Nathan Amos 35 Harry Annal 36 Cameron Osborne

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DIVISION 3 WAVERLEY BLUES: OK! No passing the buck for last week’s omission from the Club Notes! I was at a fund raising event for me & forgot the Club! However, based on the results from the day at Scoresby “No News was Bad News” for the Waverley Blues. Now coming back to last week look what happens! Our U/19’s R now well above the Radar on a winning streak but our Seniors winning formula has now been exposed to all members!

If our Pres. goes on O/S business juggernauts for the next 12 games we could well finish in the top 5!

President Steve Pewtress is yet to witness us win a game! Is this a conspiracy by the players? Anyway a great day was had by all last Saturday,(& Sunday with our womens’ team) having a clean sweep against the opposition. Thank you to the Templestowe patrons for coming back & demonstrate what our league is about, socialising win/lose/draw.

RESULTS/Ladders & Future Fixtures are elsewhere in this Record1 The Ladies “HIGH TEA” (approx 80 turned up for a fantastic High Tea luncheon Sponsored by “Dilmah??”who obviously forgot to supply any of his tea products! The ladies had a great day thanks to Nicole Loft & her band of great workers!

Heartening news on the field is the no. of U/19’s being elevated to get a taste of “Senior” football & all have aquitted themselves very well over the games to date.

Membership to any Club is important! If you support Waverley Blues then become a Member! See Mark Playsted who diligently sets up his desk next to the “outside Bar each home game” to obtain your ticket.

Don’t be embarrassed ask for payment plans but PLEASE BECOME A MEMBER for 2018. Your support is important to the Waverley Blues Development & growth.

DIARY NOTE: Long way off but a day not to be missed! 28th JULY – PAST PLAYERS DAY & 10 year REUNION of 2008 PREMIERSHIP! Today we welcome Ferntree Gully FCNB to Mount Waverley Reserve. Another opposition whom we have not encountered for over 10 years makes for another great day! GO BLUES- Optic

WAVERLEY BLUES Senior Coach: Bryce McGain Res Coach: Daniel Griffin Ground: Mt Waverley Reserve, Fleet St, Mt Waverley. (Melways 61 F12) Ph: 9807 0169.

Colours: Blue jumper with white & red lightning strikes across left shoulder, navy blue shorts.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 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

38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 58 60

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

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Q4

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

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

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 O’Connell

27 28 29 30

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

DIVISION 3

ROUND 6: SATURDAY 19 MAY 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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35 36 37 38 39 41 42 43 44 45 46 48 49 50 52 53 54 55 66 77 80

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

Q3

FERNTREE GULLY EAGLES: Football: Under 19s: The under 19 side had a bye this week.

Development Squad: The Development squad continue their great form beating Ringwood by 13 points. The game played in great spirit.

Final Scores: Ferntree Gully 7.3-45 def. Ringwood 4.8-32 In the best: L. Hallo, J. Beard, J. Buckingham, T. Parker, J. Brown, J. Browne Seniors: A tough day at the office for the senior group, defeated by 71 points at home. The boys fought hard all day and showed some real resilience however there is a still some things that need to be worked on.

Final Scores: Ringwood 16.14-110 def Ferntree Gully 5.939 In the best: J. Siewert, C. Cox, A. Barton-Smith, C. Waldron, M. Topp, K. Gray Netball: Division 2: A big congratulations to the Ferntree Gully Blue side being promoted from Division 3 to division 3 and following up with a big 10 point win against Kilsyth Cougars Red Division 4: The Ferntree Gully White side have another strong performance against North Ringwood. Winning by 13 points.

Division 6: The Ferntree Gully White team were are still building as a playing group and playing better every week.

Unfortunately they were defeated by 24 points by Park Orchards Black.

Upcoming Events: Round 8: Saturday 26th of May - Ladies Day Round 10: Saturday 16th of June Reverse Raffle

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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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DIVISION 3 TEMPLESTOWE: The South Belgrave Saints are our opponents at The Wharf this weekend for all 3 Grades and we welcome our visitors. The Stowe supporters will be out in force as we are hosting our first Purple Haze Lunch in the Social Rooms. Last weekend, we were on the road to Mt Waverley Reserve to play the Waverley Blues. The U19’s were brave and determined in a close fought match with only a 3 point difference at half time. Unfortunately, they could not get the win and lost by 7 points. 2 goals each to Pallozi and McLellan, BOG Pallozi. Our Sons of the Ones could only muster 18 players against a full list of Blues and battled all day against the odds only scoring 2 goals, 1 each to Jack Wilson and Sam Noble. Final margin a loss by 71 points, BOG to Taylor Potter. The Seniors were similarly tested by a determined Blues outfit and trailed throughout the game only scoring our first goal in the third term by guess who – Sam Casalaz, his first goal for Templestowe in 25 games. A final quarter Blues blitz saw the margin blow out to 56 points. BOG to Alex Brown who repelled and pressured throughout. Don’t forget our Ladies “Bling” Dinner Saturday 30 th June.

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.

1 2 2 3 4 5 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 32 23 24 25 26 Q1

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

27 28 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 40 42 43 47 49 51 52 53 54 55 56 62 70 72 73

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

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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

33 34 51 55 69 70

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

DIVISION 3

ROUND 6: SATURDAY 19 MAY 2018

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.

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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 O’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

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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

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

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

26 Kael Rushton

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DIVISION 3 CHIRNSIDE PARK FOOTBALL CLUB 40 th ANNIVERSARY YEAR 1978-2018

CHIRNSIDE PARK 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.

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!

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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

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UNDER 19 Coach: Scott Morrison

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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

ROUND 6: SATURDAY 19 MAY 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 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 26 27 28 29 30 32 33 34 35 36 38 39 40 41 43 44

Mitchell Buckley Lee Evans Tom Naughtin 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 Tim Hookey Jordan Powell Rhys Brand Jesse Deer Josh Beasley Bryce Leenaerts Max Jaffrey Andrew Briffa Charles Johnstone Taylor Hayton Kyle Speers Luke Dunn Sam Beasley Josh Appleby Ruck Lochlan Matthew Munro Drew Corke Andrew White Jack Poole Trent Parker Scott Ternes

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Grant Godwin Kyle Speers Glen Ratten Ben Richardson Zeph Hilton Samuel Lee Brendan Ludbrook Jack Connoley Jason Richter Zac Ballard Bailey Campbell Michael Di Petta David Beasley Josh Huntly Tim Beasley Zac Ratcliffe Gareth Hitchman Sidney Philip-Owen Matt Treeby Toby Versteegen Rick Templeton Luke Harris

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WARRANDYTE: Today we took on the ladder leaders Boronia on their turf.

We put out the challenge for the boys to measure up against our benchmark.

In the first quarter we got away to a flyer and even though we were level at quarter time we knew we could compete.

In the second quarter they flexed their muscles and piled on the score and took a substantial lead into half time.

In the next two quarters we fought hard and having a few crucial injuries and no real rotation we broke even with them on the scoreboard.

Unfortunately our Reserves and Under 19’s came across tough opposition and were not playing their best footy.

This week sees us against Chirnside Park and all teams are keen for the challenge.

Don’t forget our Grand Social Ball at Rosebank North on June 2. Details on the website. It should be a great night.

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UNDER 19 Coach: Dave Smith 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 15 16 17 18

Trent Little William Smith Connor Martin Mackenzie Smead Lockier Durran Liam Appleby Harry Smith Connor Huntly Quinn Clark Luke Hogg Cooper Addison Darcy Poole

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19 Callum Padfield 21 Joel Carruthers 23 Jake Trewella 25 Adrian Balmian 27 Ben Davies 29 Tyson SprouleCarroll 31 David Wilson 36 Tyson Jaksic 38 Lachlan Richardson 40 Ryley Douglass 42 Steven Garrick

54 Harrison Smith 60 Lewis Downie 67 Noah Kendall

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DIVISION 3 THE BASIN: Upcoming Events This Thursday May 24th at 6.00pm Sharp Important club announcement and our whole club photo. Let’s make an effort to get the biggest turn out possible! From Auskick to seniors both Netball and Football! Make sure your wearing your uniform!

Next Saturday May 26 th at 7.30pm - 11.30pm BEARTOBER FEST It’s time to grab your Lederhosen and dirndl (Dresses) and join in the fun at the 2018 Beartoberfest.

Entertainment, German food and steins will be flowing for the night! Along with plenty of German drinking songs!

We have two options (both include entry and entertainment) $30 includes a stein with your first drink & German snacks (Limited number available) $10 includes German snacks only https://www.trybooking.com/UMBJ

Saturday, July 7 at 7:30 PM - 11:30 PM GALA BALL At - Carlton Brewhouse Cnr Thompson & Nelson Streets, Abbotsford, Victoria Its back and bigger than ever, our annual Gala Ball is on for 2018. If you missed out last year, get your tickets now! Dress code is no denim, so look your smartest!

Tickets are $120 and include canapes on arrival, a two course meal, drinks (Selection of beers, wine and soft drink), a comedy show (We will announce closer to the date) & a DJ! Tickets are limited and need to be pre purchased and the only way to hold your spot is to buy a ticket.

Tickets can be bought from Alex Winters 0426 264 498 or online at https://www.trybooking.com/UMRI To keep up to date with all news regarding the club please check out Facebook and on our website.

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 Q1

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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

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

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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

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

DIVISION 3

ROUND 6: SATURDAY 19 MAY 2018

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.

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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

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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

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DONVALE: Tough day for the men’s sides against visiting Scoresby last week, while our women had a good win against Thornton Eildon. Our Under 19s were outplayed in the first half, our reserves lost a thriller by 3 points, while Scoresby seniors were better drilled and more effective all over the ground.

We supported the Jane McGrath Foundation and BCNA Australia by wearing pink socks in all matches and were proud to do so, Today our men’s sides travel to The Basin and look forward to our games at Batterham Reserve against what we know will be skilful and determined opposition.

We’d like to thank our sponsors, especially our jumper sponsors Jellis Craig Manningham and Donvale Flower Gallery. Thanks also to the many Tunstall Square Traders who support our club; including Tunstall Square Flight Centre, Tunstall Fresh, Captain Gummys Fish n Chips, and Comfort Zone Shoes.

Don’t forget to like and follow our Facebook and Instagram pages to stay right up to date with all things Donvale. www.donvalefc.com.au

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

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

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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

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ERCA COACH OF THE MONTH Auskick Coach of the Month April – Dale Lapham (Mooroolbark)

Youth Coach - Dan McCall (Montrose) Under-17s

Dale has a keen interest in seeing his preps further develop their football skills. Dale communicates effectively one on one with young children using multiple skill techniques as well as delivering clear and concise instruction to the group.

Dan is a master communicator. He has the respect of all his peers with the way he approaches the game and the way he communicates with the boys. Dan is always well-prepared for training sessions, ensuring that sessions include effective and engaging drills, enhance skill development, and the boys importantly have some fun.

Dale has been a great soundboard for the other new coaches at Mooroolbark Auskick this year.

Dale is mentoring our new coaches, helping build their confidence and skills that will benefit the Mooroolbark Auskick program for years to come.

Female Coach - Jess Grace (Mitcham) – Under-10 Girls Jess is enthusiastic and is a great ambassador for girls’ football. She has run clinics at local primary schools, driving an increase in registrations from eight last year to 22 currently. The girls love having a young girl as a coach and she is an excellent role model and communicator.

Jess is highly respected around the club for the fact that at the age of 16 she has volunteered to coach and train a team of young girls. Parents love the way she interacts with the girls and have encouraged their friends to join.

Junior Coach - Mark Shalders (East Ringwood) Under-10s

The skill development of the boys has been clearly noticeable this year, resulting in some very solid onfield performances. I’m positive the players, parents and club officials respect and appreciate Dan’s football skills and knowledge, open communication style, enthusiasm and leadership.

Female Coach – Tracey Darmawan (Bayswater) As a first year coach, Tracey Darmawan has embraced the role of guiding and teaching the wide variety of skill levels that makes up the under-14 girls team at Bayswater. Tracey gives clear direction and constant positive feedback to the young players under her coaching. She puts in the work behind the scenes to learn how to best teach the essentials to improve the girls’ football skills and game-day knowledge. Attendance at training is high as players are engaged with Tracey’s coaching style. The girls’ team participation is growing weekly with Tracey’s inclusive, fun approach to footy!

Mark is an excellent junior coach. He has a wealth of knowledge and outstanding ability to communicate this to his players to help them develop their skills and read the play The way Mark talks to boys, his patience and his encouragement is unsurpassed. As shown by the significant leaps in learning and game play we see the boys showing every week of the season.

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DIVISION 4 KILSYTH: While our visit to East Burwood did not see us take any points there was plenty to take away from the weekend. The reserves who were missing some key players suffered their first loss for the season which will hopefully keep them hungry and focused moving forward this year. Gavin Nautili was this weeks player of the round with strong running both ways on the wing all day.

In the main game we won what was the most important toss so far this year with a strong breeze heading down the ground. Unfortunately failure to convert lead to a lack of scoreboard pressure applied to the rams in the second term. Momentary lapses and some poor decisions quickly saw hard work against the wind undone.

In the third term we fought back and put ourselves within striking distance at 3/4 time. While their efforts were something to be proud of the damage caused in the first half saw East Burwood hang on for a 16 point win. While there were some stand out performances it was great to see what new talent Hayden Lovat can be capable, taking out this weeks player of the round.

This week we will face Coldstream at home and eager to get back on the winners list. Both teams are more than capable if they can switch on for all four quarters. This week also sees us host ‘Pink at Pinks’ ladies luncheon in conjunction with the breast cancer foundation. This event has been a massive success and this year we hope to finally reach the target over $2000 raised. Days like this show how tight the bond is with our local community and we are privileged to facilitate such an event.

GO COUGARS

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.

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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 O’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

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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 O’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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DIVISION 4

ROUND 6: SATURDAY 19 MAY 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

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

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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 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: The boys showed Willo the respect he deserved for his 300th EFL game and had a convincing win at home against Nunawading last week. Unfortunately the twos are still after their first win, but thanks again to those who stepped up for us to get a team together! Lets hope today we bring home the four points in both games!!If we play with pride, determination and for each other then there’s no reason we wont!!

Seniors Best Players: C.Shield, L.Koger, S.McCarthy, T.Clayton, L.Craig, Z.Brown Goal Kickers:C.Shield 6, C.Whitchell 4, S.McCarthy 4, A.Faulkner 3, M.Edmonds 2 & T.Smith, D.Versteegen, D.Fritsch & J.Deacon 1 Reserves Best Players: R.Kerr, L.Schack, M.Hendley, D.Trueman, J.McPhee, P.Spendlove Goal Kickers: L.Schack, D.Trueman, J.Hill, M.Grant SOCIAL CALENDAR 26 TH May Sponsors Day 2 nd June Annual Ball The Budgie Smuggler $140pp all inclusive canapes, drinks and cocktail hour See Kelly for tickets 4th August $10k draw & Past Players Day $100 per ticket includes dinner & drinks for two See Daniel or Kelly for tickets Special mention to Kylie Baker for her banner making talents!! Thanks Bakes!!! #gocougars #sweepthesheds

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

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

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

44 Aiden Winder 52 Mitchell Morris

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DIVISION 4 SURREY PARK: Great to have the senior team breakthrough for their first win of the season last week up at Silvan, and what a win it was! Well done to the whole team for sticking together, we know what we are capable of and look forward to seeing it regularly. Chris Smith again shone with seven goals and Matt Goodings got six. Ryan Kennedy was huge across half back and Thomas Spangaro played his best game for the year. The Reserves again fought hard and recorded an excellent win, and the under 19’s also had to dig deep to keep their unbeaten record intact.

Today we host East Burwood at the Panther Pit and we welcome the challenge against the form side and one of the flag favourites. We also welcome the past players of our foundation clubs Surrey Hills and East Camberwell and of course those that have donned the Surrey Park jumper. Surrey Hills and East Burwood were fierce rivals back in the day, so this clash will be extra special for many from both clubs.

Our sponsor of the week is Avon Tyrepower Surrey Hills. Donna and the team have been long-term supporters of our club for which we are very grateful.

We encourage all Surrey Park supporters to put them at the top of your list when you need to replace those tyres. They are located at 459 Canterbury Rd, phone 9836 2355. Don’t forget to mention you’re from Surrey Park.

Some upcoming events: Saturday May 26th – Black & White Night – it’s back at the Box Hill Golf Club, book your ticket through the club!

Saturday July 7th – Presidents Lunch – with special guest speaker Garry ‘Buddha’ Hocking, tickets on sale shortly Saturday July 28th – Ladies Lunch – save the date!

Go Surrey!

SURREY PARK Senior Coach: Scott Hamill Res Coach: Andrew Comello Ground: Surrey Pk Reserve, cnr Canterbury & Elgar Rds (Melways 47 B12) Ph: 9898 7282 Colours: Black yoke with Black and White stripes. Black shorts.

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Broguen Roberts Jesse Lehmann Michael Paolini Nick Snibson Christopher Smith Teri Miriklis James Wright Callum Vail Joseph Crabtree Kane Henden Andrew Venables Cameron McAsker Ryan Kennedy Patrick Hatch James Brownwell Danyon Smart Andrew Rogers Darcy Sketcher Paul Collopy Daniel Toma Dean Spencer Harry Laccianna Noah Bennet Zac Tempany Nick Coad Tom Rogers Dylan Jones James Marshall Callum Ternes Ryan Higgins Harrison Cook Josh Garvin Thomas Spangaro Thomas Ross Thomas Girvan Zachary Moore Oliver Anderson Q2

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Matthew Goodings Thomas Veitch Josh Hayes Tim Crilly Duncan Rudd Matthew McBride Edan Runge Alex Smith Joshua Bentley Mitchell Gale Dave Truong Justin Kitchingman Christopher Allen Liam Mooney Justin Robinson Conrad Dickson Mick Jones Sam Pentney Matthew Magee Zachary Flintoff Patrick McCaughan Liam Goodes Liam Williamson Ben Peters James Grey Will Grant Hans Anjou Jonathon Brisbane

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

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

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

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ROUND 6: SATURDAY 19 MAY 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.

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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 Will O’Brien Sam McCarthy Chris Samios Alex Pagliaro Brennan McCafferty Josh Peers Craig O’Malley Jacob McCarthy Jason May James Nelson Tyler Fent Adam Daly Anthony Smith

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Joshua Phillips Ryan Lepore 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

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EAST BURWOOD: Round 6 saw the Rams Under 19’s face the Park Orchards side for the third time this season.

The first two meetings had resulted in comprehensive wins for the Sharks but this would be a much tighter contest.

In difficult conditions there was never more than one goal in it going into the last quarter.

A three goal final term would see the Sharks claim the points but the Rams boys could walk off proud of a much improved performance.

Best players on the day were Zak Trotter, Jared Walls and Dylan Simonella.

The reserves lined up against a Kilsyth side yet to drop a game in 2018.

A five goal third quarter from the Rams would prove the difference as they ran out winners by 30 points.

Multiple goal kickers were Jack Weasley and Justin Winder with outstanding performances from Yanni Griffiths, Sam Coates and Tyler Fent.

The seniors featured Anthony Perri making his senior debut against a fourth placed Kilsyth side.

This would prove to be a tight pulsating contest with the momentum changing throughout the game.

The Rams took a 30 point lead in to the long break courtesy of a four goal to one second quarter.

But this Kilsyth side refused to lie down and outscored the Rams in the second half when inaccurate kicking from East Burwood could have been costly.

In the end the Rams walked off with a 16 point win extending their unbeaten start to the season to six games.

This week East Burwood make the short trip to Surrey Park Reserve looking to continue their momentum in season 2018.

UPCOMING EVENTS FRIDAY JULY 6TH BEEHIVE LUNCHEON WITH GEUST SPEAKERS BRENT HARVEY AND MARK McCLURE AUCTION NIGHT SATURDAY 21ST JULY AT THE CLUBROOMS For all Club News Visit https://eastburwoodfc.com.au and https://www.facebook.com/eastburwoodfc/

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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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DIVISION 4 FAIRPARK:

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 O’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

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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

13 14 15 17 19 21 23 24 25 26

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

27 Brad Garbett-Tazare 31 Matt Morrison 32 Corey Evans 33 Michael Anderson

DIVISION 4

ROUND 6: SATURDAY 19 MAY 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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38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 53 54 55 1A 2A 7A 6A 13A 21A 22A

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

Q3

WHITEHORSE PIONEERS: Whitehorse Pioneers played at home on the weekend with the radio game round with the EFL Our 19s took on Fairpark and had a massive win by 143 points, Goal Kickers: T. Perrett 9, A. McArdle 3, N. McDonald 2, B. Hillman 2, N. Stoffels, B. Stewart, A. Mulhern, T. Dynes, H. Currie, J. Wright, R. Keane, M. Bartholomew Best Players: R. Mills, T. Dynes, A. McArdle, B. Stewart, H. Currie, T. Perrett. The win pushing us up to 3rd on the ladder.

Our Reserves also had a great win over last year premiership winners Forest Hill beating them by 18 points, Goal Kickers: H. Thorn 3, J. Clydsdale 3, B. Mallia, M. Vakatovola Best Players: P. Zennaro, H. Thorn, N. Khan, B. Mallia, M. Vakatovola, J. Clydsdale. This puts our boys back in the 4.

Our seniors had a hard wet game against Forest Hill coming from be hide in the third quarter but could not run out the game unfortunately and went down by 8 points, Goal Kickers: J. Dalgleish 4, D. Bertacco, E. Sim, M. Bertacco, A. Padbury, T. Connell Best Players: J. Dalgleish, D. Bertacco, T. Connell, D. Vanhooff, J. Daley, A. Quinn.

Our Netball team had another win against Ringwood this week winning by 16 points putting them second on the ladder.

Big weekend this week with all 3 teams playing Fair park we look forward to the challenge.

Q4

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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Richie Keane Nekta Adamopoulos Ben Hillman Angus Mardle Miller Bartholomew Zac Antignani Tom Lumsden Leon Adamopoulos

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DIVISION 4 FOREST HILL: A much anticipated game as went up against an undefeated Whitehorse Pioneers and needed to win to ensure we didn’t lose touch with the ladder leaders.

The fact that the EFL media selected it as their broadcast game shows the importance this game would have on the ladder. It is worth jumping on the EFL website to watch the replay if you couldn’t be there in person.

With a large number of injuries our depth is being tested but that presents opportunities for players to step up. The rain arrived almost on cue ensuring that the centre square was the old fashioned glue pot. The Reserves got off to a very slow start and although they fought back well in the second quarter were kept goalless in the third which meant it was too big a gap to bridge in a low scoring contest as they went down by 3 goals. With the first loss of the season the Reserves drop to second on the ladder and join two other sides with a single loss showing that the battle for the double chance will be hotly contested.

The Seniors had the team balance thrown out following an injury to Dan Ousley in the warm-up. Joe Lamperd who had played in the Reserves showed great commitment to back up and played his first game in the Seniors. Joe played Under 17s for the club last year so his rise through the ranks has been meteoric. Dale Kline also made his senior debut and both debutants acquitted themselves well. The game was an arm wrestle early on but we were able to get a break in the second quarter with 5-2 to 0-1 quarter and looked set to go on with it. Whitehorse are a quality side and came back to tie the scores at three quarter time to set the game up for a great finish. We made the best of our opportunities to come away with a 9 point win with some great defensive play in the last term.

Steve Pimm kicked 6 in his return from injury with Scicluna and Cardamone chipping in with 2 goals each.

Our Netballers recorded two wins out of three with White going down to Knox by 9 points whilst The Green team got up over The Basin by 3 and The Zebras had a 7 point win over Coldstream. The Lady Zebras are in action again this Friday so try and get down to support them.

This week sees us back at home and playing host to Silvan. Although their Seniors have been struggling a bit in recent weeks Silvan are always tough opposition and their Reserves are well in the hunt which indicates they have depth at a time when ours is being tested. Hopefully we have plenty of players back from injury so we can get two wins on the board and enjoy the Mid-Year Ball on Saturday night.

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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Mitchell Gibbons Lucas Gibbons (C) Michael Cardamone Jacob Mowat Daniel Ousley David Smyth Aaron Creak Michael Casey James O’Sullivan Joe Lamperd Justin Scicluna Austin Deneys Nick Pincott David Black Ian Taylor Elijah Dale Tom Denham Gavin Willoughby Dean McGuire Travis Clarke Dylan Wallace Ryan Fisher Mitchell Remington Jarryd Healey-Rotheram Tim Johnston Nathan Palmer Brandon Perring Mitchell Newman Steven Pimm Luke Strachan Jarryd Elton William Burgess Todd Burger James Powell Mark Parrent Sam Grose Lachlan Mason Q2

38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 62 63 65 68 69 70 77

Q3

Josh Dyson Harley Burmeister-Lyons Riley Gillian James Buaban Jack Walter Jake Davis Rohnan Laws Will Stoneham Josh Wylde Davis Kelly Nick Bridges Jason Rossit Chris Thompson Austin Creak Martin Nguyen Dale Kline Erik Vakalis James Martin Marshall Sadikin Joshua Hewett Mitchell Tomkins-Barry Sam Russell James Hair Stuart Cassidy Shaun Smith Jono East Jackson Woodward Dyson Baker Diogo Duarte

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DIVISION 4

ROUND 6: SATURDAY 19 MAY 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

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 11 12 13 13 14 15 16 17 17 18 19 20 21 22 22 23 24 26 27 28 30 31 32 33 34 35

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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Q2

36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 99

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: Today sees us travel to Forest Hill whilst the Colts kick the day off at Park Orchards in what looms as a challenging day for all 3 sides. Despite just notching the one win so far in the seniors, the feeling around the club has remained upbeat. We fully acknowledge the challenge ahead and are under no illusions as to the task ahead but we stand united and committed to the cause knowing that eventually all the hard work will pay off. With 3 colts already given a taste of Senior footy this year, the foundations are being built as we strive for success.

As a club we couldn’t be prouder of the way the boys have approached the season and the leadership shown by our coaching group to work together.

Today provides a real opportunity to challenge a top side in all 3 grades and we’re looking forward to it. We wish all players from both clubs the best today and hope to see a great day of action.

Go Cats

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

Liam Hubbard Hayden Milne Rhyan Ciccotelli Andy Cloosterman Andrew Cardamone Rhys Oliver Harry Cowan Flynn Guerin Ryan Hovenden Mitch Goetz Rylie Furn

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13 Matteo D’alfonso (C) 14 Bailey Calderwood 15 Kai Bakker 16 Zac Walker 17 Tyler Chapman 18 Tyson Bissels 19 Matthew Low 21 Adam Cac 22 Calan Eastham 23 Jordan Calvi 34 Spencer Grey

43 Josh Fisher

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DIVISION 4 NUNAWADING: In the words on Eddie Maguire “What a big week it’s been in football”, these words could not be truer for the Nunawading Football Club as this week has and will be a big one.

Last week we travelled up the highway to Coldstream for EFL game number 1000 for the club. The day got off to a fantastic start as the reserves completed our first win for 2018, triumphing by 31 points in a game they controlled from go to woe. Sam Johnson was fantastic up forward booting 5 goals, Josh Hartill and Macca Simpson controlled the midfield and Andrew Burgess and Andrew Eramo dominated down back. The win is a great reward for coach Ryan Dobson and his men who have shown significant improvement this year and I’m sure there will be more wins for the boys as the season rolls on.

For the seniors, the boys again showed in patches that they can match it with most opposition. The boys started the game really well and were right with Coldstream until late in the first quarter. Coldstream kicked away in the second term but the boys fought back strongly after the main break. We won the third term by 1 point but that would have been more if not for some inaccurate kicking. Unfortunately Coldstream were far too strong in the final term and ran away easy winners. Paul and the boys will have plenty of positives to take out of the game and with a few players returning this week I’m sure we’ll see continued improvement from the boys.

As mentioned at the top, last week saw our great club pass the 1000 game milestone in the EFL. This is a fantastic achievement for the club and one that at times has looked unlikely. The club has been through many a tough year but with the hard work of many fantastic club men and women, we have been able to continue on and rebuild and I’m sure a return to successful days is just around the corner.

This week see’s our 1000 game celebration continue as we celebrate our 1001st game at home against the Glen Waverley Hawks. There will be plenty of food and drink specials running during the day. Our dedicated sponsors at Kerrimuir Butchers are bringing their smoker down for some very special roast beef and chicken rolls. And the good people at 3 Ravens brewery will be providing some great craft beers to help us celebrate Good Beer Week.

Then on Saturday night the festivities will continue with our iPod Shuffle Night. $25 buys you a song and if your song is the last played you take home $500. This was a huge night last year and I’m sure it will be again.

It will great to see many familiar faces around the club this week as we celebrate game 1001 and I’m sure there’s many more in the Mighty Nunawading Lions!!!

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.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 44 46 47 49 50 53 55 69 79 81

Q1

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Jordan Winter (C) Marty Lambe (VC) Zac Zaloumis (VC) Jason Kotis Macca Simpson Nick Whelan Cooper Winter Jacob Virtue Alex Mitchell Luke Bogdan (C) Nick Watson Tim Barro Josh Persson Nathan Lineham Damien Duke (DVC) Avi Limbu Ryan Hardy Isack Ralph Chris Zampaglione Ash Schulz Josh Durrand Josh Delaney Nathan Clements Jarred Webb (DVC) Josh Molden Daniel Flanagan Henry Renwick Andre Eramo Alex Geminis Zac Haig Sam Merhebi Mitch Wilson Liam Burns Tim Jenkins Matt Eastaugh Nick Martin Chris Hadjiantonakis Andrew Burgess James Lever Rowan Walker Nathanael Boyle Rob Jenkins (RC) Harley Bain Chris Ciemcioch Sam Johnson Julian Liebenberg Josh Hunter James White Luke Davis Andrew Kirk Chris Finnie

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DIVISION 4

ROUND 6: SATURDAY 19 MAY 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

Q2

37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 54 55 59

Paul Sinden (VC) Brandon Hodges James Clare Adam Amin Nick Dore Robbie Small Myles Viney Rhys Burton Zaal Khariwala Luke Sinden Jayden Hall Lachie Caldwell Lachie Sheaf Sam Buckley Yianni Malioris Dylan Wylde Campbell Gough Anthony Scarcella Will O’shea

Q3

GLEN W HAWKS: The Hawks took on Fair Park at home last week, with two strong teams named and perfect footy conditions we looked to kick start the reserves season with their first win, and the seniors chasing a fourth win on the trot.

The reserves took to the field, with a full side for the first time all season and woth pleanty of experinced players to boot. The first half started with some sloppy play, but patches of strong play gave us the lead going in to the half.

Coach Withers gave players T.Mcmillan and B.Riddle free reign in the midfield to impose themselves on the game to great effect, with the hawks taking a three goal lead in to the final quater.

S.Williams was given the job of curbing Fair Parks most influential player, and the boys held on to take the win by 18 points. Terrific games from skipper O.Wisniewski and the return of J.Wille made a big difference to the side and B.Matthews played a fantastic gane for his 200th.

The seniors then ran on, looking to continue their form, with some big ins strengthening the side. We took the lead early and with a big second quater extended the lead with goals coming from many contibutors.

After half time the boys kept up the pressure and took the win, with strong games from E.Pickering and B.Hodges moving the ball well and the backline held strong all day.

In social news, the clubs ladies luncheon was a success, and was enjoyed by all who attended.

The clubs next upcomin event is the “let’s go lunch” with guest speaker Doug Hawkins, tickets are on sale now.

We now look towards this weeks away game at Nunawading, with both teams looking to continue their form.

Go Hawks!

Q4

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

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

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22 23 24 25 27 29 30 31 33 35 40 41

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

43 44 46 48 50 52 53 57 58 91

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

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EASTLAND NETBALL LADDERS 2018 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Prem/ Prem Res TEAM Fairpark Yellow Boronia Hawks Scoresby Swoopers Wantirna South Devils Lilydale Falcons Montrose Demons Mulgrave Yellow Blackburn Red Norwood Black Wantirna South Devils Res

P 4 4 5 3 5 4 5 5 5 4

W 4 4 4 2 3 2 2 1 1 0

L 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 4 4 3

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

F 208 217 208 142 231 153 190 198 133 163

A 116 160 188 114 219 170 178 225 241 200

% 179.31 135.62 110.64 124.56 105.48 90.00 106.74 88.00 55.19 81.50

2018 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Division 4 Pts 16 16 16 8 12 8 8 4 4 2

2018 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Division 1 TEAM South Croydon Red Heathmont White Fairpark Red Kilsyth Cougars North Ringwood Knox Falcons Coldstream Grey Scoresby Strikers Park Orchards White Forest Hill White Blackburn Black

P 5 1 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 5 5

W 5 1 4 4 4 4 2 1 1 1 0

L 0 0 1 1 1 1 3 3 3 4 4

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

F 184 29 231 173 172 152 139 128 114 136 114

A 116 25 136 128 128 122 158 134 137 171 165

% 158.62 116.00 169.85 135.16 134.38 124.59 87.97 95.52 83.21 79.53 69.09

Pts 20 4 16 16 16 16 8 6 4 4 2

2018 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Division 2 TEAM Vermont Eagles Ferntree Gully Blue Croydon Norwood Purple Forest Hill Green Kilsyth Cougars Red The Basin Reds Knox Falcons Black Ringwood Red Park Orchards Red Lilydale Gold Wantirna Devils Green

P 1 1 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 1

W 1 1 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 0

L 0 0 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 1

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

F 32 36 144 146 136 162 124 139 96 102 106 24

A 23 26 97 114 136 168 103 131 102 115 115 25

% 139.13 138.46 148.45 128.07 100.00 96.43 120.39 106.11 94.12 88.70 92.17 96.00

Pts 4 4 14 14 14 12 10 10 10 10 6 0

2018 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Division 3 TEAM Scoresby Soarers Whitehorse Pioneers Heathmont Blue Mulgrave Red Knox Falcons Red Rowville Upper Ferntree Gully Blue Kilsyth Cougars Black Ringwood Black Norwood Woodettes Boronia Gold Waverley Blues

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P 1 1 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 1 1

W 1 1 4 3 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0

L 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 1 1

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D 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 0 0

F 25 33 89 141 89 100 95 90 78 67 31 16

A 10 17 60 122 79 80 117 90 133 117 37 22

% 250.00 194.12 148.33 115.57 112.66 125.00 81.20 100.00 58.65 57.26 83.78 72.73

Pts 4 4 18 14 14 10 8 6 4 2 0 0

TEAM

P

W

L

D

F

A

%

Wantirna Sth Devils White 1

1

0

0

27

16

168.75

Pts 4

Ferntree Gully White

5

5

0

0

141

95

148.42

20

Upper Ferntree Gully Red 1

1

0

0

29

21

138.10

4

GW Hawks Blue

5

4

1

0

164

89

184.27

16

Lilydale Blue

5

4

1

0

144

88

163.64

16

Forest Hill Zebras

5

3

2

0

155

122

127.05

12

Heathmont Yellow

5

3

2

0

120

116

103.45

12

North Ringwood Black

5

2

3

0

122

119

102.52

8

Nunawading Lions Maroon

5

1

3

1

112

136

82.35

6

Coldstream Blue

1

0

1

0

22

29

75.86

0

Boronia Brown

1

0

1

0

21

29

72.41

0

South Belgrave Black

1

0

1

0

16

27

59.26

0

2018 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Division 5 TEAM

P

W

L

D

F

A

%

South Belgrave Red

1

1

0

0

26

15

173.33

Pts 4

Coldstream White

1

1

0

0

40

26

153.85

4

Heathmont Black

5

4

0

1

121

77

157.14

18

South Croydon Blue

5

3

1

1

66

57

115.79

14

Norwood Gold

5

2

2

1

77

78

98.72

10

The Basin Greens

5

2

3

0

132

139

94.96

8

Mitcham

5

1

3

1

72

96

75.00

6

Wantirna South Devils Black 5

1

3

1

74

102

72.55

6

Coldstream Black

1

0

1

0

17

20

85.00

0

Ringwood White

1

0

1

0

15

26

57.69

0

2018 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Division 6 TEAM

P

W

L

D

F

A

%

Pts

GW Hawks Yellow

4

4

0

0

102

59

172.88

16

Mulgrave Blue

1

1

0

0

34

29

117.24

4

Lilydale Yellow

1

1

0

0

17

16

106.25

4

Park Orchards Black

4

3

1

0

114

66

172.73

12

Scoresby Shooters

4

2

2

0

91

69

131.88

8

Montrose Flames

4

2

2

0

82

137

59.85

8

Nunawading Lions Gold

4

1

3

0

104

97

107.22

4

Norwood White

4

1

3

0

96

108

88.89

4

Knox Falcons White

1

0

1

0

16

17

94.12

0

The Basin Bears

4

0

4

0

64

154

41.56

0

Coldstream Red

4

0

4

0

34

134

25.37

0

Ferntree Gully Yellow

1

0

1

0

8

32

25.00

0

EASTLAND NETBALL RESULTS 2018 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Premier/ Premier Reserve

Goals: R. Goulding 16, Z. Abbruzzese 13 Kilsyth Cougars Goals: A. Grimes 15, I. Gill 10

LILYDALE FALCONS V. WANTIRNA SOUTH DEVILS RESERVE

NORTH RINGWOOD V. BLACKBURN BLACK

Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Lilydale Falcons 19, 28, 39, 50 Wantirna South Devils Reserve 10, 18, 26, 34 Lilydale Falcons Goals: K. Luiyf 26, A. Murphy 20, K. Johnston 4 Wantirna South Devils Reserve Goals: J. Graham 18, G. Smith 11, M. Edmondson 5 FAIRPARK YELLOW V. SCORESBY SWOOPERS Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Fairpark Yellow 9, 24, 36, 49 Scoresby Swoopers 11, 17, 24, 26 Fairpark Yellow Goals: C. Van Dreumel 40, S. Mcnay 9 Scoresby Swoopers Goals: B. Pilkington 9, J. De Ieso 6, J. Krawczyk 3 BORONIA HAWKS V. BLACKBURN RED Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Boronia Hawks Blackburn Red Boronia Hawks Goals: J. Rush 41, R. Crompton 12 Blackburn Red Goals: A. Moore 25, S. Shaw 23

14, 28, 42, 53 17, 29, 35, 48

Round 5 - 11/05/2018 North Ringwood 6, 13, 22, 34 Blackburn Black 3, 13, 14, 16 North Ringwood Goals: J. Black 27, P. Stanley 7 Blackburn Black Goals: M. Williamson 13, S. Crawshaw 3 KNOX FALCONS V. FOREST HILL WHITE Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Knox Falcons 8, 16, 26, 34 Forest Hill White 6, 16, 21, 25 Knox Falcons Goals: K. Gifford 13, S. Proven 9, H. Walker 7, J. Teunissen 5 Forest Hill White Goals: G. Abbott 15, Z. Lythgo 10 COLDSTREAM GREY V. FAIRPARK RED Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Coldstream Grey Fairpark Red Coldstream Grey Goals: P. Rondinella 17, T. Collette 11 Fairpark Red Goals: A. Stone 12

4, 11, 18, 28 9, 21, 29, 37

MULGRAVE YELLOW V. NORWOOD BLACK Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Mulgrave Yellow 14, 24, 39, 51 Norwood Black 11, 27, 36, 9 Mulgrave Yellow Goals: T. Edwards 28, C. Smith 18, N. Wong 5 Norwood Black Goals: Z. Cant 30, L. Cutting 15

2018 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Division 1 SCORESBY STRIKERS V. SOUTH CROYDON RED Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Scoresby Strikers South Croydon Red Scoresby Strikers Goals: M. Chadwick 13, A. Green 11 South Croydon Red Goals: S. Stubbs 17, J. Sands 17

9, 14, 19, 24 6, 15, 21, 34

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FOREST HILL GREEN V. THE BASIN REDS Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Forest Hill Green The Basin Reds

8, 20, 32, 40 12, 19, 25, 37

CROYDON V. LILYDALE GOLD Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Croydon 5, 14, 24, 32 Lilydale Gold 7, 13, 20, 26 Croydon Goals: R. Bolton 22, M. Higgins 9, B. Dodd 1 Lilydale Gold Goals: R. Mcnay 19, S. Murty 7 KNOX FALCONS BLACK V. NORWOOD PURPLE

HEATHMONT WHITE V. KILSYTH COUGARS Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Heathmont White Kilsyth Cougars Heathmont White

2018 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Division 2

8, 16, 25, 29 7, 14, 20, 25

Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Knox Falcons Black 11, 21, 28, 34 Norwood Purple 6, 15, 22, 33 Knox Falcons Black Goals: J. Harfield 19, M. Gibson 13, M. Cairns 2 Norwood Purple Goals: T. Pongho 18, A. Beaton 15

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EASTLAND NETBALL RESULTS VERMONT EAGLES V. RINGWOOD RED Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Vermont Eagles 12, 16, 23, 32 Ringwood Red 6, 12, 18, 23 Vermont Eagles Goals: K. Phillips 18, K. Morrison 14 Ringwood Red Goals: S. Livesey 15, T. Holt 5, M. Marnell 3 WANTIRNA DEVILS GREEN V. PARK ORCHARDS RED Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Wantirna Devils Green 5, 9, 18, 24 Park Orchards Red 7, 13, 21, 25 Wantirna Devils Green Goals: P. Ford 9 Park Orchards Red Goals: E. Norman 14, M. Buckland 7, L. Gorfine 4 FERNTREE GULLY BLUE V. KILSYTH COUGARS RED Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Ferntree Gully Blue 7, 19, 27, 36 Kilsyth Cougars Red 7, 11, 20, 26 Ferntree Gully Blue Goals: C. Morgan 18, A. Moxham 15, A. Hemmings 3 Kilsyth Cougars Red Goals: A. Ciancio 14, A. Hawkins 8, L. David 4

2018 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Division 3 WHITEHORSE PIONEERS V. RINGWOOD BLACK Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Whitehorse Pioneers Ringwood Black

8, 16, 23, 33 4, 9, 14, 17

BORONIA GOLD V. MULGRAVE RED Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Boronia Gold Mulgrave Red

4, 14, 25, 31 12, 17, 28, 37

ROWVILLE V. UPPER FERNTREE GULLY BLUE Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Rowville 3, 9, 14, 16 Upper Ferntree Gully Blue 5, 11, 18, 27 Rowville Goals: C. Hare 8, J. Powrie 6, S. Mcdonnell 2 Upper Ferntree Gully Blue Goals: R. Martin 15, V. Mackenzie 12 WAVERLEY BLUES V. HEATHMONT BLUE Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Waverley Blues Heathmont Blue SCORESBY SOARERS V. NORWOOD WOODETTES Round 5 - 11/05/2018

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Scoresby Soarers 5, 10, 20, 25 Norwood Woodettes 4, 7, 7, 10 Scoresby Soarers Goals: A. Goldsmith 15, N. Coleman 10 Norwood Woodettes Goals: H. Kruse 8, R. Bird 2 KILSYTH COUGARS BLACK V. KNOX FALCONS RED Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Kilsyth Cougars Black 7, 11, 15, 22 Knox Falcons Red 7, 12, 18, 24 Kilsyth Cougars Black Goals: S. Kayll 12, J. Jones 7, C. Muller 3 Knox Falcons Red Goals: B. Wolski 14, C. Tredrea 7, S. Ransom 3

2018 Bendigo Bank Netball EFL Division 4 HEATHMONT YELLOW V. GLEN WAVERLEY HAWKS BLUE Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Heathmont Yellow 6, 9, 12, 14 Glen Waverley Hawks Blue 3, 14, 25, 33 Heathmont Yellow Goals: B. Capron 8, P. Gillespie 6 Glen Waverley Hawks Blue Goals: E. Anderson 19, M. Eastman 7, E. Magowan 7 SOUTH BELGRAVE BLACK V. WANTIRNA SOUTH DEVILS WHITE Round 5 - 11/05/2018 South Belgrave Black Wantirna South Devils White

8, 13, 14, 16 4, 12, 17, 27

UPPER FERNTREE GULLY RED V. BORONIA BROWN Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Upper Ferntree Gully Red Boronia Brown

10, 17, 25, 29 4, 11, 15, 21

LILYDALE BLUE V. NUNAWADING LIONS MAROON Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Lilydale Blue 7, 11, 21, 28 Nunawading Lions Maroon 4, 9, 9, 12 Lilydale Blue Goals: A. Taylor 16, O. Nation 8, R. Gabell 4 Nunawading Lions Maroon Goals: B. Baxter 8, M. Farago 4 NORTH RINGWOOD BLACK V. FERNTREE GULLY WHITE Round 5 - 11/05/2018 North Ringwood Black Ferntree Gully White North Ringwood Black Goals: T. Luiyf 19, M. Murphy 7

8, 12, 19, 26 9, 18, 30, 39

EASTLAND NETBALL RESULTS Ferntree Gully White Goals: E. Mitchell 29, C. Carnell 10 COLDSTREAM BLUE V. FOREST HILL ZEBRAS Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Coldstream Blue Forest Hill Zebras Coldstream Blue Goals: L. Atkins 13, L. Beaton 9 Forest Hill Zebras Goals: K. Cowan 18, N. Armany 11

6, 14, 18, 22 8, 12, 20, 29

THE BASIN GREENS V. COLDSTREAM WHITE 10, 17, 21, 26 9, 23, 30, 40

MITCHAM V. HEATHMONT BLACK Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Mitcham Heathmont Black

COLDSTREAM RED V. GLEN WAVERLEY HAWKS YELLOW Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Coldstream Red Glen Waverley Hawks Yellow

3, 5, 7, 7 7, 14, 23, 30

MONTROSE FLAMES V. THE BASIN BEARS

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3, 13, 19, 26 7, 15, 22, 27

NORWOOD GOLD V. WANTIRNA SOUTH DEVILS BLACK Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Norwood Gold 4, 11, 17, 26 Wantirna South Devils Black 4, 7, 11, 14 Norwood Gold Goals: J. Mccoy 18, M. Johnson 4, L. Dale 4 Wantirna South Devils Black B. Harris 9, M. Morse 4, S. Jones 1 RINGWOOD WHITE V. SOUTH BELGRAVE RED Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Ringwood White 7, 9, 12, 15 South Belgrave Red 6, 14, 20, 26 Ringwood White Goals: K. Peters 8, A. Allen 4, S. Rae Wilson 3 South Belgrave Red Goals: T. Murphy 15, R. Rollings 11

Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Montrose Flames The Basin Bears

11, 21, 26, 37 4, 7, 14, 21

NORWOOD WHITE V. SCORESBY SHOOTERS Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Norwood White Scoresby Shooters

8, 12, 15, 20 4, 11, 21, 27

MULGRAVE BLUE V. NUNAWADING LIONS GOLD Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Mulgrave Blue Nunawading Lions Gold

10, 21, 28, 34 7, 16, 22, 29

FERNTREE GULLY YELLOW V. PARK ORCHARDS BLACK Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Ferntree Gully Yellow 0, 1, 5, 8 Park Orchards Black 10, 15, 20, 32 Ferntree Gully Yellow Goals: A. Keaton 6, K. Farrell 1, B. Mcauley-Hines 1 Park Orchards Black Goals: N. Lunniss 17, C. Mcmahon 9, M. Tilley 6 KNOX FALCONS WHITE V. LILYDALE YELLOW Round 5 - 11/05/2018 Knox Falcons White 6, 8, 11, 16 Lilydale Yellow 5, 11, 15, 17 Knox Falcons White Goals: T. Sutherland 8, R. Blick 4, C. Dahlstrom 4 Lilydale Yellow Goals: H. Burke 10, J. Young 7, M. Theron 5

SOUTH CROYDON BLUE V. COLDSTREAM BLACK Round 5 - 11/05/2018 South Croydon Blue 2, 10, 15, 20 Coldstream Black 3, 6, 12, 17 South Croydon Blue Goals: C. Taylor 17, M. O’Toole 2, M. Mason 1 Coldstream Black Goals: K. Wilson 6, H. Whykes 5, S. Maile 5, C. Duke 1

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

P 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6

W 6 4 4 4 4 4 3 2 2 2 1 0

L 0 2 2 2 2 2 3 4 4 4 5 6

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

F 739 547 518 587 651 499 558 491 465 412 265 403

A 373 314 400 457 531 460 550 578 554 604 746 568

DIVISION 2 SENIORS % 198.12 174.20 129.50 128.45 122.60 108.48 101.45 84.95 83.94 68.21 35.52 70.95

PTS 24 16 16 16 16 16 12 8 8 8 4 0

Round 6 - May 12 Balwyn 13.10-88 defeat by Blackburn 13.13-91 East Ringwood 9.9-63 defeat by Doncaster 15.16-106 Knox 4.11-35 defeat by Rowville 26.16-172 Montrose 7.11-53 defeat by South Croydon 20.8-128 North Ringwood 11.10-76 defeat Norwood 7.17-59 Vermont 18.9-117 defeat Noble Park 7.12-54

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

P 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

W 5 4 4 3 3 3 2 1 0 0

L 0 1 1 2 2 2 3 4 5 5

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 470 551 430 434 470 458 380 328 259 195

A 285 318 286 339 378 372 368 450 589 590

% 164.91 173.27 150.35 128.02 124.34 123.12 103.26 72.89 43.97 33.05

PTS % Won 20 100.00 16 80.00 16 75.00 12 60.00 12 60.00 12 50.00 8 40.00 4 20.00 0 0.00 0 0.00

Round 6 - May 12 Park Orchards 22.9-141 defeat Mitcham 10.5-65 Upper Ferntree Gully 11.14-80 defeat Mulgrave 4.8-32

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

P 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6

W 6 6 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 0 0

L 0 0 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 6 6

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

F 664 568 465 527 299 389 233 268 252 162 267 203

A 173 181 234 199 441 321 530 369 376 514 325 634

% 383.82 313.81 198.72 264.82 67.80 121.18 43.96 72.63 67.02 31.52 82.15 32.02

PTS 24 24 20 16 16 12 12 8 8 4 0 0

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

P 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

W 5 5 4 3 3 2 1 1 1 0

L 0 0 1 2 2 3 4 4 4 5

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 355 305 312 336 352 223 179 200 178 229

A 179 171 153 181 211 265 347 412 403 347

% 198.32 178.36 203.92 185.64 166.82 84.15 51.59 48.54 44.17 65.99

Pts % Won 20 100.00 20 100.00 16 80.00 12 60.00 12 60.00 8 40.00 4 20.00 4 20.00 4 20.00 0 0.00

Round 6 - May 12 Park Orchards 14.3-87 defeat Mitcham 4.5-29 Upper Ferntree Gully 14.14-98 defeat Mulgrave 6.7-43

Round 6 - May 12 Balwyn 4.2-26 defeat by Blackburn 28.12-180 East Ringwood 3.4-22 defeat by Doncaster 9.14-68 Knox 3.2-20 defeat by Rowville 15.11-101 Montrose 3.6-24 defeat by South Croydon 17.9-111 North Ringwood 7.10-52 defeat Norwood 5.8-38 Vermont 9.9-63 defeat Noble Park 6.5-41

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

P 5 5 5 4 5 4 5 3 4

W 5 4 4 2 2 1 1 0 0

L 0 1 1 1 3 3 4 2 4

D 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0

F 537 437 470 314 351 174 226 118 91

A 136 199 274 123 381 300 561 194 550

% 394.85 219.60 171.53 255.28 92.13 58.00 40.29 60.82 16.55

Round 5 - May 5 Knox 26.15-171 defeat Vermont 3.1-19 Blackburn 26.15-171 defeat North Ringwood 3.1-19 Noble Park 26.15-171 defeat Montrose 3.1-19 Rowville 16.18-114 defeat Balwyn 3.1-19

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

P 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

W 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 0

L 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 434 474 302 379 202 289 290 245 177 202

A 102 173 257 170 188 373 377 435 418 501

% 425.49 273.99 117.51 222.94 107.45 77.48 76.92 56.32 42.34 40.32

Round 6 - May 12 Park Orchards 12.15-87 defeat Mitcham 2.6-18 Upper Ferntree Gully 4.9-33 defeat by Mulgrave 6.4-40

PTS 20 16 16 12 12 8 8 4 4 0

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

P 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6

W L D F A % 6 0 0 599 257 233.07 6 0 0 550 282 195.04 5 1 0 624 266 234.59 5 1 0 631 316 199.68 3 3 0 499 403 123.82 2 4 0 381 472 80.72 2 4 0 370 461 80.26 2 4 0 351 444 79.05 2 4 0 365 504 72.42 2 4 0 281 482 58.30 1 5 0 382 648 58.95 0 6 0 227 725 31.31 Round 6 - May 12 South Belgrave 13.5-83 defeat by The Basin 25.15-165 Donvale 4.7-31 defeat by Scoresby 10.6-66 Ferntree Gully 5.9-39 defeat by Ringwood 16.14-110 Heathmont 23.21-159 defeat Chirnside Park 1.4-10 Waverley Blues 9.16-70 defeat Templestowe 1.8-14 Boronia 18.7-115 defeat Warrandyte 6.5-41

DIVISION 4 SENIORS PTS 24 24 20 20 12 8 8 8 8 8 4 0

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

P 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6

W 6 5 4 4 3 3 3 1 1 0

L 0 1 2 2 3 3 3 5 5 6

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 656 553 607 518 574 549 499 456 485 207

A 348 341 396 401 408 444 509 567 630 1060

% 188.51 162.17 153.28 129.18 140.69 123.65 98.04 80.42 76.98 19.53

PTS 24 20 16 16 12 12 12 4 4 0

Round 6 - May 12 Glen Waverley Hawks 19.10-124 defeat Fair Park 6.0-36 Coldstream 23.10-148 defeat Nunawading 4.7-31 East Burwood 12.22-94 defeat Kilsyth 11.12-78 Silvan 8.16-64 defeat by Surrey Park 24.12-156 Whitehorse Pioneers 9.11-65 defeat by Forest Hill 11.8-74

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

P 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6

W L D F A % 6 0 0 486 142 342.25 6 0 0 502 190 264.21 5 1 0 540 162 333.33 5 1 0 483 232 208.19 3 3 0 272 261 104.21 3 3 0 294 320 91.88 2 4 0 294 330 89.09 2 4 0 262 388 67.53 2 4 0 210 543 38.67 1 5 0 220 325 67.69 1 5 0 288 434 66.36 0 6 0 144 668 21.56 Round 6 - May 12 South Belgrave 6.6-42 defeat by The Basin 12.13-85 Ferntree Gully 7.3-45 defeat Ringwood 4.8-32 Heathmont 16.20-116 defeat Chirnside Park 1.0-6 Waverley Blues 11.20-86 defeat Templestowe 2.3-15 Boronia 12.14-86 defeat Warrandyte 1.3-9 Donvale 6.6-42 defeat by Scoresby 5.16-46

PTS 24 24 20 20 12 12 8 8 8 4 4 0

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

P 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6

W 5 5 5 4 4 4 1 1 1 0

L 1 1 1 2 2 2 5 5 5 6

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 466 456 339 406 345 363 278 251 209 204

A 190 274 238 281 274 308 356 511 454 431

% 245.26 166.42 142.44 144.48 125.91 117.86 78.09 49.12 46.04 47.33

PTS 20 20 20 16 16 16 4 4 4 0

Round 6 - May 12 Glen Waverley Hawks 7.8-50 defeat Fair Park 4.8-32 Coldstream 5.8-38 defeat by Nunawading 8.14-62 East Burwood 10.10-70 defeat Kilsyth 6.4-40 Silvan 10.3-63 defeat by Surrey Park 11.7-73 Whitehorse Pioneers 8.8-56 defeat Forest Hill 5.8-38

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

W L D F A % 5 0 0 403 164 245.73 5 1 0 386 228 169.30 4 1 0 410 197 208.12 3 2 0 452 203 222.66 3 2 0 256 191 134.03 3 3 0 432 450 96.00 2 3 0 209 337 62.02 2 4 0 280 406 68.97 1 4 0 299 417 71.70 1 5 0 227 503 45.13 0 4 0 161 419 38.42 Round 6 - May 12 South Belgrave 6.7-43 defeat by The Basin 17.15-117 Heathmont 20.11-131 defeat Chirnside Park 3.4-22 Waverley Blues 5.10-40 defeat Templestowe 4.9-33 Boronia 12.14-86 defeat Warrandyte 4.5-29 Donvale 3.8-26 defeat by Scoresby 6.11-47

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PTS 20 20 16 12 12 12 8 8 4 4 0

DIVISION 4 U19’s TEAM P Surrey Park 6 Park Orchards 6 Whitehorse/Sth Croydon 6 Silvan 6 East Burwood 6 Fair Park 6

W 6 5 3 3 1 0

L 0 1 3 3 5 6

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 549 506 421 415 246 138

A 205 199 291 303 610 667

% PTS 267.80 24 254.27 20 144.67 12 136.96 12 40.33 4 20.69 0

Round 6 - May 12 East Burwood 4.8-32 defeat by Park Orchards 7.11-53 Silvan 7.12-54 defeat by Surrey Park 12.11-83 Whitehorse/Sth Croydon 24.20-164 defeat Fair Park 3.3-21

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Balwyn 4.1-25 8.4-52 11.5-71 13.10-88 Blackburn 5.5-35 6.8-44 10.13-73 13.13-91 Balwyn Goal Kickers: L. Barker 2, L. Frazer 2, C. Manuel 2, D. Collis, L. Bain, S. Cross, Y. JafferWilliams, R. Gilchrist, J. Gobbels, J. Chirgwin Best Players: S. Cross, L. Bain, Y. Jaffer-Williams, J. Chirgwin, C. Andersen, L. Frazer Blackburn Goal Kickers: J. Hammond 4, J. Roughsedge 2, T. Watkins 2, P. Contin 2, S. Hudson, J. Soccio, P. Lawlor Best Players: X. Murphy, N. Gray, B. Daniher, T. Maher, J. Soccio, C. Clay East Ringwood 4.2-26 7.5-47 8.7-55 9.9-63 Doncaster 3.3-21 7.7-49 10.10-70 15.16-106 East Ringwood Goal Kickers: D. Cleven 2, D. Powell, D. Belo, J. Battaglene, A. Urban, L. Kinsella, J. Dagher, S. Donnelly Best Players: D. Cleven, C. Cerni, T. Tweedie, A. Urban, J. Sandric Doncaster Goal Kickers: T. Bartholomew 4, J. Munks 4, J. Kalanj 2, C. Annakis 2, J. Siakavelis 2, J. Mahon Best Players: M. Fogarty, C. Annakis, T. Bartholomew, A. Rambaldi, J. Munks, T. Hartwig Knox 2.6-18 2.8-20 3.10-28 4.11-35 Rowville 6.0-36 11.6-72 18.12-120 26.16-172 Knox Goal Kickers: R. Maibaum, M. Northe, M. Jordan, A. Whitten Best Players: J. Plostins, B. Hurley, J. Rafferty, M. Jordan, J. Grimston, M. Northe Rowville Goal Kickers: L. McDonald 5, W. Stephenson 4, D. Garner 4, M. Davey 3, A. Frawley 2, A. Quigley 2, Z. Alwan 2, J. McDonald, M. Garner, J. Cyster, M. Sikora Best Players: M. Seedsman, M. Sikora, A. Quigley, L. McDonald, W. Stephenson, J. McDonald Montrose 2.3-15 4.4-28 6.8-44 7.11-53 South Croydon 4.1-25 11.5-71 16.7-103 20.8-128 Montrose Goal Kickers: B. Johnson, B. Schilling, T. Lanyon, J. Lindgren, J. Bastinac, A. Bajramov, S. Rickard Best Players: S. Goodman, T. Lanyon, R. Emberson, T. Jones, J. Bastinac, M. Robinson South Croydon Goal Kickers: D. Cooper 6, M. King 4, J. Tucker 2, M. King 2, D. Walker, S. Cali, A. Birch, J. Coghlan, J. Cass, J. Pongracic Best Players: D. King, J. Cass, F. Anderson, D. Cooper, T. Schinck, L. Tobin North Ringwood 0.2-2 5.5-35 6.7-43 11.10-76 Norwood 2.5-17 3.8-26 5.14-44 7.17-59 North Ringwood Goal Kickers: J. Hoegel 4, M. Cullinan, M. Sheppard, C. Dunne, M. Kakaflikas, A. Fenton, A. MacKinnon, J. Murfett Best Players: M. Payne, A. Fenton, J. Hoegel, C. Dunne, A. MacKinnon, J. Petracca Norwood Goal Kickers: L. Williams 2, T. Maloney 2, N. Lane, D. Stewart, R. Jordon Best Players: T. Maloney, J. Naburgs, R. Jordon, M. Pearson, S. Blease, A. Calder Vermont 3.2-20 10.3-63 12.9-81 18.9-117 Noble Park 2.4-16 4.4-28 6.7-43 7.12-54 Vermont Goal Kickers: J. Best 7, C. Purdy 4, K. McConnon 2, T. Maas, T. Johnson, B. Eddy, T. Schneider, T. Castledine Best Players: J. Best, A. Parker, R. McComb, C. Purdy, T. Schneider, K. Staples Noble Park Goal Kickers: J. Marson 2, J. Duscher, P. Wright, H. Thomas, L. Nelson, K. Martin Best Players: R. Morrison, L. Nelson, A. Erbulut, M. Ghanem, J. Sketcher, B. Haynes

DIVISION 2 - ROUND 6 Park Orchards 3.2-20 8.4-52 18.7-115 22.9-141 Mitcham 1.1-7 5.3-33 5.3-33 10.5-65 Park Orchards Goal Kickers: M. Prosenak 7, J. Bayliss 4, D. Gorringe 3, L. Buhagiar 2, M. Nicholson 2, T. Feher, C. Hickey, N. Handley, J. Wright Best Players: M. Prosenak, T. Feher, N. Wiggins, A. Geilings, C. Dejager, T. Walkley Mitcham Goal Kickers: J. Parente 3, J. Smyth 3, M. Gordon 2, T. Burkitt, A. Willenberg Best Players: J. Parente, M. Gordon, L. Ryan, C. MacArtney, T. Lucas, J. Smyth Upper Ferntree Gully 2.3-15 5.5-35 7.9-51 11.14-80 Mulgrave 1.1-7 2.5-17 3.6-24 4.8-32 Upper Ferntree Gully Goal Kickers: R. Hore 4, T. Strange 2, T. McWilliam, J. Perry, B. Hards, J. Whiteman, D. Reid Best Players: B. Hards, M. Lee, T. Meagher, L. Meagher, T. Strange, J. Whiteman Mulgrave Goal Kickers: D. Siakoulis, T. Knowles, S. Kassianou, S. Lester Best Players: T. Knowles, D. Siakoulis, J. Davidson, J. Cochrane, E. Sarkissian, S. Kassianou

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South Belgrave 4.0-24 8.1-49 10.3-63 13.5-83 The Basin 5.2-32 13.6-84 20.12-132 25.15-165 South Belgrave Goal Kickers: A. Bakens 4, D. Clarke 3, J. Brettoner 2, A. Bernardo 2, B. Hodgson, J. Maddox Best Players: J. Visser, T. Burley, J. Brettoner, J. Kidd, A. Bakens, A. Kidd The Basin Goal Kickers: T. Mills 4, J. Brown 3, B. Dowler 3, M. Rule 2, J. Kean 2, A. Young 2, R. Kennedy 2, L. Roberts 2, D. Galante, J. Adams, L. Cripps, J. Chircop, M. Brown Best Players: J. Adams, T. Mills, R. Kennedy, K. Roberts, J. Roberts, D. Galante Donvale 2.1-13 4.3-27 4.4-28 4.7-31 Scoresby 5.1-31 7.3-45 10.5-65 10.6-66 Donvale Goal Kickers: M. Sutherland, N. Murphy, N. Borghesi, J. Rausa Best Players: C. Sutherland, J. Freeman, B. Lyall, N. Mill, H. Cotsford, J. Busch Scoresby Goal Kickers: D. Hehir 2, W. McConnon 2, D. Evans-Marcius 2, J. Ryall, P. Chadwick, R. Hicks, J. Du Vallon Best Players: D. Evans-Marcius, J. Owen, A. Letzing, C. McConnon, A. Bronsgeest, J. Paravicini Ferntree Gully 0.3-3 2.5-17 2.8-20 5.9-39 Ringwood 2.2-14 5.3-33 11.8-74 16.14-110 Ferntree Gully Goal Kickers: L. Boyle 3, K. Gray, A. Barton-Smith Best Players: J. Siewert, C. Cox, A. Barton-Smith, C. Waldron, M. Topp, K. Gray Ringwood Goal Kickers: T. Farmer 8, D. Hill 2, J. Dight 2, M. Brereton, J. George, J. Blyth, J. Cairns Best Players: T. Farmer, Z. Callinan, M. Jackson, D. Collier, S. Brown, J. Blyth Heathmont 3.5-23 10.10-70 13.13-91 23.21-159 Chirnside Park 0.1-1 0.1-1 1.3-9 1.4-10 Heathmont Goal Kickers: F. Brown 8, L. Odermatt 3, C. Colombo 3, B. Stevens 2, R. Burleigh, L. Douglas, T. Rourke, J. Knudsen, A. Pettigrew, W. Van Leeuwen, D. Knowles Best Players: F. Brown, A. Pettigrew, L. Casini, L. Odermatt, M. Decler, J. McDonald Chirnside Park Goal Kickers: C. Mitchell Best Players: J. Coulthard, J. Wells, S. King, A. Mcnab, K. Urquhart, B. Harte Waverley Blues 2.3-15 3.8-26 4.11-35 9.16-70 Templestowe 0.4-4 0.4-4 1.7-13 1.8-14 Waverley Blues Goal Kickers: B. Turner 2, M. Hayes, M. Foley, M. Robinson, P. Savage, L. Price, A. Playsted, J. Twycross Best Players: L. Price, B. Turner, R. Kinsella, M. Robinson, J. Strongman, J. Coghlan Templestowe Goal Kickers: S. Casalaz Best Players: A. Brown, D. Cripps, S. Harris Boronia 5.1-31 14.3-87 18.4-112 18.7-115 Warrandyte 4.1-25 4.2-26 6.4-40 6.5-41 Boronia Goal Kickers: Z. Robinson 3, M. Geraghty 3, M. Buzinskas 3, B. Robertson 2, R. White 2, B. Rapisarda 2, J. Collins, J. Paterson, D. Fairchild Best Players: R. Henderson, J. Lake, M. Buzinskas, N. Heuston, H. Burgess, L. McKernan Warrandyte Goal Kickers: M. Cullum 2, N. Johnston, T. Naughtin, J. Meyers, L. Buckley Best Players: T. Versteegen, J. Powell, T. Hayton, L. Oliver, C. Johnstone, J. Meyers

DIVISION 4 - ROUND 6 Glen Waverley Hawks 4.0-24 13.2-80 15.5-95 19.10-124 Fair Park 1.0-6 2.0-12 4.0-24 6.0-36 Glen Waverley Hawks Goal Kickers: A. Amin 4, S. Parlapiano 3, A. Murray 2, L. Broad 2, M. Ferguson 2, P. Sinden 2, T. Eddy, D. Eastman, B. Hodges, E. Pickering Best Players: P. Sinden, B. Hodges, T. Cook, B. Parthenides, L. Broad, B. Pickering Fair Park Goal Kickers: J. Gough 2, B. Andric, J. Topp, G. Bailey, R. McKendry Best Players: A. Calder, E. Doulgeris, B. Dadswell, D. Mitchell, B. Nied, J. Pearce Coldstream 6.5-41 13.7-85 14.10-94 23.10-148 Nunawading 2.1-13 3.2-20 4.6-30 4.7-31 Coldstream Goal Kickers: C. Shield 6, C. Whitchell 4, S. McCarthy 4, A. Faulkner 3, M. Edmonds 2, T. Smith, D. Versteegen, D. Fritsch, J. Deacon Best Players: C. Shield, L. Koger, S. McCarthy, T. Clayton, L. Craig, Z. Brown Nunawading Goal Kickers: L. Gillespie 2, J. Durand, Z. Haig Best Players: H. Bain, D. Flanagan, L. Bogdan, C. Zampaglione, N. Lineham, J. Virtue East Burwood 4.2-26 8.7-55 11.15-81 12.22-94 Kilsyth 2.7-19 3.7-25 8.10-58 11.12-78 East Burwood Goal Kickers: B. Handreck 4, A. Gileno 3, M. Wills 3, A. Pagliaro 2 Best Players: B. Handreck, J. Kennedy, J. Stafford, A. Angemi, J. McGown, B. Kay Kilsyth Goal Kickers: M. Russo 4, M. Jackson 2, J. Sigersma 2, R. Mainenti , B. Benson, M. Charles Best Players: H. Lovat, T. Browning, C. Vanflorestein, A. Bull, P. Blight, B. Benson Silvan 1.5-11 3.7-25 7.11-53 8.16-64 Surrey Park 7.3-45 13.6-84 19.8-122 24.12-156 Silvan Goal Kickers: D. Begley 2, J. Dietzal, W. Schmidt, T. Martin, M. White, L. Oliver, M. Bonfadini Best Players: C. Woods, S. Jones, T. Martin, T. Bissels, D. Harvey Surrey Park Goal Kickers: C. Smith 7, M. Goodings 6, R. Kennedy 2, C. Vail 2, C. McCasker, C. Ternes, J. Brownell, M. Gale, K. Henden, B. Roberts, N. Snibson Best Players: R. Kennedy, M. Goodings, T. Spangaro, C. Smith, K. Henden, B. Roberts Whitehorse Pioneers 4.5-29 4.6-30 8.9-57 9.11-65 Forest Hill 3.1-19 8.3-51 9.3-57 11.8-74 Whitehorse Pioneers Goal Kickers: J. Dalgleish 4, D. Bertacco, E. Sim, M. Bertacco, A. Padbury, T. Connell Best Players: J. Dalgleish, D. Bertacco, T. Connell, D. Vanhooff, J. Daley, A. Quinn Forest Hill Goal Kickers: S. Pimm 6, J. Scicluna 2, M. Cardamone 2, T. Johnston Best Players: T. Johnston, R. Fisher, S. Pimm, N. Palmer, A. Deneys, J. Scicluna

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