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CONTENTS PAGE 5 EXPERT TIPS PAGE 9
Strong Start shows encouraging signs for ROC -Lachlan Shaw article
PAGE 13 Premier Division Round Recap PAGE 25-26 Netball Round Recap Article PAGE 39 Lachlan Shaw Olinda women's article PAGE 76
Team of the week
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Women's Football results and ladders
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EXPERT TIPS ROUND 3 TOTAL 6 LEO
GROENEWEGEN
TOTAL 7 LEE LAWRENCE VALLEY VICIOUS
PREMIER FOOTY Woori Yallock Beaconsfield Pakenham Narre Warren
QUINN DE LUCA GAMEFACE
Narre Warren Beaconsfield Pakenham Olinda Ferny Creek Wandin
D1 NETBALL
TOTAL 13
PREMIER FOOTY Narre Warren Woori Yallock Beaconsfield Upwey Tecoma
PREMIER NETBALL
RORY SLOANE
D1 FOOTY Seville Officer Monbulk Gembrook Cockatoo
D1 NETBALL
D2 NETBALL arra Glen Warburton Millgrove Yea Broadford
D1 FOOTY Gembrook Cockatoo Mount Evelyn Seville Healesville
Seville ROC Healesville Berwick Springs
D2 FOOTY Alexandra Yarra Junction Powelltown Kinglake
D2 NETBALL Yarra Glen Warburton Millgrove Yea Broadford
D2 FOOTY Kinglake Alexandra Powelltown Yarra Junction
PREMIER FOOTY
PREMIER NETBALL
PREMIER FOOTY
Woori Yallock Beaconsfield Pakenham Narre Warren
Narre Warren Cranbourne Pakenham Olinda Ferny Creek Wandin D1 NETBALL D1 FOOTY Gembrook Cockatoo Seville Mount Evelyn Mount Evelyn Seville Monbulk Healesville Berwick Springs
D2 FOOTY Alexandra Yarra Junction Powelltown Kinglake
TOTAL 9
PREMIER NETBALL
PREMIER FOOTY Doveton Upwey Tecoma Beaconsfield Woori Yallock D1 FOOTY Seville Healesville Berwick Springs Emerald
TOTAL 6 TONY MITCHELL
D2 NETBALL Yarra Glen Warburton Millgrove Yea Yarra Junction PREMIER NETBALL
Olinda Ferny Creek Narre Warren Wandin Cranbourne Berwick
D1 NETBALL Mount Evelyn Belgrave ROC Emerald
D2 FOOTY
D2 NETBALL
Alexandra Yea Powelltown Warburton Millgrove
Yea Broadford Warburton Millgrove Powelltown
TOTAL 12 LINDA ANONYMOUS EXPERT TIPSTER
Narre Warren Wandin Cranbourne Upwey Tecoma Olinda
Seville ROC Monbulk Berwick Springs
PREMIER NETBALL Narre Warren Cranbourne Pakenham Olinda Ferny Creek Woori Yallock
Woori Yallock Beaconsfield Pakenham Narre Warren D1 FOOTY
D1 NETBALL
Gembrook Cockatoo Mount Evelyn Seville Monbulk
Seville ROC Healesville Gembrook Cockatoo
D2 FOOTY
D2 NETBALL
Alexandra Yarra Junction Powelltown Kinglake
Yarra Glen Warburton Millgrove Yea Broadford
PREMIER FOOTY Doveton Upwey Tecoma Beaconsfield Woori Yallock
PREMIER NETBALL
D1 FOOTY Seville Healesville Officer Emerald
D1 NETBALL Mount Evelyn Belgrave ROC Emerald
D2 FOOTY Alexandra Yea Powelltown Warburton Millgrove
D2 NETBALL Yea Broadford Warburton Millgrove Powelltown
Olinda Ferny Creek Narre Warren Wandin Cranbourne Berwick
OUTER EAST JUNIOR SCORECARDS
OUTER EAST JUNIOR SCORECARDS
Strong start showing encouraging signs for ROC ROC Netball Club are shaping up for a great year ahead on the court, with all four of their sides getting two wins on the board to start the season. In their matches against Berwick Springs over the weekend, the A, B, C and D grade teams all won by 51, 65, 38 and 41 points. Club President Laura Quinn was pleased with the efforts of her players and the club so far, hoping that the strong start will go a long way toward shaping the season for the Kangaroos. “It’s the perfect start for us,” Quinn said. “We are pleased with how we have started off the season and hopefully this will continue.” Stressing that the teams success has been the result of hard work and effort which has gone into the club, Quinn did however mention one player who was a standout from the A grade side over the weekend, citing an improved game plan for the young netballer.
“Keeley Burgmann has stepped up despite the fact she is so young,” Quinn explained. “She is playing a very mature netball game.” The long 18-month break in competitive sport now has the Officer netball community out and enjoying their sport again. Good spectator numbers have graced the courts in support of the Kangaroos since the season began, with supporters enjoying the fact they are able to come along and watch their favourite sports again. As president, Quinn is pleased with the position which her club is in at the moment, knowing there are four competitive sides who are able to take on their opposition and put early wins on the board.
However, she is also aware that the Kangaroos must not get comfortable with the way things have been going. “We need to continue to improve and not get complacent by making sure we are hitting our goals,” she said. “The initial aim this season for us as club is for all four of our sides to qualify for finals and we’ll see what happens on the other side of that.” ROC will take on Mount Evelyn this weekend at Mount Evelyn Recreation Reserve as they attempt to make it three in a row across all their teams.
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Premier Division Round 1 Recap Doveton started off their new season in premier division with a three-point win over Wandin at Robinson Reserve. Unfurling their 2019 division one premiership flag before the match, the Doves fought a tough game against their rivals, with the victory coming as a result of the Bulldogs inability to kick straight in front of goal. The final scores were 9.6-60 to 7.15-57. Jake Mullen was a sharp shooter for his side with four goals for the afternoon.
Beaconsfield gave Narre Warren an early loss in a physical game between the two rivals, recording a 46point victory at Holm Park. Inaccurate kicking in front of goal cost the Magpies dearly, with the final score being 13.12-90 to 5.14-44. Eagles captain Jake Bowd got his season off to a great start in front of goal, booting six majors to lead his side home. Brandon White, Nick Battle, Jafar Occa, Jamie Plumridge and Damien Johnston were the other best players to feature for the winners.
The Outer East ‘Match of the Day’ was struck with wild weather throughout the game, with heavy rain and fog making the conditions difficult for all players at Olinda Recreation Reserve. Despite this, Olinda-Ferny Creek were still able to come away with the win over Upwey Tecoma with the final scores being 12.15-87 to 6.743. Nick Keegan booted four goals for the Bloods while Ben Hinton kicked three at the other end of the ground for the Tigers.
Cranbourne took control of their match against Woori Yallock running out with a nine-goal in the second half, running away from Woori once the rain kicked in to start the season with a statement. Marc Holt booted six goals for the Eagles, while brothers Ben and Zac Monkhorst shared five goals between them to provide some highlight in the disappointing game for the home side. The final score was 16.16-112 to 8.1058.
PREMIER DIVISION ROUND 1 RESULTS AND LADDER
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Round Two Netball Recap - Premier A Grade Beaconsfield got their season off to a good start against Narre Warren over the weekend defeating them 48 to 37. Elizabeth Murphy and Bianca Sanzaro scored 38 and 10 points for the Eagles while Jemma Osborne was the Magpies best goal shooter with 26 points.
In a low scoring affair, Berwick defeated Pakenham on their home precinct at Edwin Flack Reserve defeating them 41 to 21. Emma Clarke and Chloe Phillips were the highest goal shooters with 12 points each, while Emily Pupuke scored 10 points.
Wandin got the win over Doveton in their first match of the year for both sides, defeating them 60 to 39. Abigail Gedge and Rebecca Black were the best goal shooters with 50 and 10 points. The best players to feature were Rudy Tidd, Brittany Tait and Madison Rouget.
A tight match engulfed the affair at Olinda Recreation Reserve, with Olinda Ferny Creek beating Upwey Tecoma 48 to 45 points. Melissa Martinov scored 29 points while Brodie Smith and Grace Kelly also featured as the best players.
A great contest took place on the netball courts at Woori Yallock Recreation Reserve, with Woori Yallock coming away with the win over Cranbourne. Despite getting away to a slow start and trailing at quarter time, the Tigers clawed their way back into the lead by the third quarter with the final score being 68 to 56. Mia Sudomirski was the highest goal scorer with 47 points, with Alana Mcgurgan and Brodie West also featuring as the best players.
Seville came away with a big win over Mount Evelyn over the weekend, defeating them 59 to 30 points at Mount Evelyn Recreation Reserve. Olivia Ray was the best goal shooter for the winning side with 37 points while Georgia Marsh got 19 points for the Rovers at the other end of the court.
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In another tight match, Healesville got the win over Belgrave at South Belgrave Recreation Reserve with the final score being 49 to 42. Samantha Murty was the best goal shooter for the Rovers with 34 points while Naomi Hargreaves slotted 35 points for the Magpies.
Round Two Netball Recap ROC have made it two wins in a row to start their season, easily accounting for Berwick Springs by defeating them 62 to 11 points. Brydie Engellenner and Zoe Callan featured as the best players for the Kangaroos as the side moved into second on the ladder. Emerald easily beat Gembrook Cockatoo on their home court at Chandler Reserve over the weekend, beating them 49 to 21 points. Tayla Shannon and Kaylah Loulanting scored 33 and 16 points for the Bombers while Rebecca Christie got 13 points at the other end of the court for the Brookers.
Warburton Millgrove came away with the win over Yarra Junction at Warburton Recreation Reserve, the final scores showing 45 to 26. Kirralee Luiyf and Bianca Daniels were the highest goal scorers for the Burras with 22 points each, while Natalia Petrucev also featured as a standout player.
The match between Kinglake and Powelltown resulted in a big win for the Demons, defeating the Lakers 60 to 11 points. Amy Stanley and Jade Rogers were the best goal shooters for the winners with 35 and 25 points each, while Demi Barber and Olivia Caneva also featured as the standout players.
- Div 2 A Grade Yea came away with a massive win over Yarra Glen on their home court at Yea Recreation Reserve, with the final score being 53 to 17. The win sees the Tigers move into second position on the ladder behind Warburton Millgrove. A great game took place at Alexandra Showgrounds with Broadford getting the win over Alexandra. The final score was 55 to 49.
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PREMIER DIVISION ROUND 1 NETBALL RESULTS AND LADDER
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AFL Outer East WOMENS RECAP DIVISION 1 Playing on their home turf at Holm Park on a Friday night, Beaconsfield and Pakenham fought a good, contested match, but the Eagles proved too good for the Lions, coming away with a 29-point victory. Katie Angelis was the only multiple goal scorer for the Eagles with two majors while Victoria Liarakos, Lauree Metcalfe, Beth Robinson and Maddison Magri were the standout players. The final score was 6.7-43 to 2.2-14. Mount Evelyn were too strong for Upwey Tecoma at Mount Evelyn Recreation Reserve, beating them by 54 points. Georgia Ploegsma kicked two goals for the Rovers while Beth Cruickshank, Matilda Kelly, Sophia Zappia, Mackenzie Adams and Nicole Akers were the best players on the ground. The final score was 7.13-55 to 0.1-1.
DIVISION 2 Another great game took place at Yarra Junction Recreation Reserve between Yarra Junction and Officer, with the margin often separated by only a single digit, until the Eagles ran away to a 19point victory. Patricia Boxell was best afield with four goals while the other standout competitors for the winners were Jade Mewburn, Georgia Strahan, Jamee Cousens, Georgia Page, Stacey Mercuri and Cassandra Barlow. The final score was 7.9-51 to 5.2-32. In their first home game, and second ever match as a football side, Olinda Ferny Creek controlled Seville/Woori Yallock from the start and streaked ahead to claim its first win at Olinda Recreation Reserve. In a match where its inspirational captain Maddi Collins led from the front, Shanae Northy kicked three goals for the Bloods, while Charlotte Yuki, Claire Hyett, Illyah Reid and Stella Thornton also starred for the Bloods. The final score was 9.7-61 to 1.1-7. A low scoring match took place at Belgrave Recreation Reserve where the Magpies were able to get the win over Thornton Eildon. Melinda Cottrell and Serenity Connolly scored two goals each for the winning side while Yvonne Pleydell, Blaney Murphy, Ishleen Lamba and Sarah Phillips also featured as the best players. The final score was 6.4-40 to 2.2-14.
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Lachlan Shaw Round two of the women’s competition saw a milestone event at Olinda Recreation Reserve in the division two ranks, with Olinda Ferny Creek scoring their first home win in just their second match ever as a football side. Facing off against Seville/Woori Yallock, the Bloods had control of the match right from the start, eventually finishing off with a 54-point victory. The final score was 9.7-61 to 1.1-7.
Senior coach Simon Gilson was pleased with his side’s efforts over the weekend, citing continuous improvement in their abilities have contributed to the success.
“It was fantastic, the girls have been working really hard to improve themselves and their understanding of the game, which meant that we were able to put it to good use and it all pulled off for us,” Gilson said. Captain Maddi Collins led from the front all day, with her tough approach to the football, bravery and skilfulness providing her team with the inspiration to get the win.
The lead-up to the first win for the women’s side is the result of hard work and preparation up to round one, with a clear emphasis on running and keeping up a strong work rate in all areas of the ground.
Olinda women’s side gets first strike in second ever match
The energy levels seen in all members of the team up to this point have been phenomenal, with players showing a great level of enthusiasm and support for each other. “We’ve got really good numbers and a great variety in age too with players ranging from the age of 15 up to their 40’s,” Gilson explained.
“So, having that environment has been fantastic for the team and with the great sense of community they’ve developed in such a short time, it’s certainly gone a long way towards getting that win where they’re supporting and trying to do the best for each other.” Great crowd numbers have been present at both matches so far, ensuring the girls have felt well supported in their journey to date. The goals for the remainder of the season for the women’s side are simple, with a continuation to learn the game and no expectation on results in the first half of the season allows the side to continue having fun together and building a culture around women’s football for the club. From a game perspective, it’s around skills in addition to running and work rate.
While wins are a bonus for the club, the focus is to continue learning, developing and working together to make the collective side a better outfit. Gilson was appreciative of his players and members of the Olinda Ferny Creek Football Netball Club for their efforts to date. “I would like to thank the girls for their hard work and the club for forging ahead with having a womens side this year as it was the right opportunity to do so,” he said. "Helen Wositzky, who is an organiser at the club has been phenomenal, but Sasha Sullivan and Bruce Wilson have also been instrumental in helping to put it all together as well.”
The Olinda Ferny Creek women’s team will now take on bottom placed Thornton Eildon back at Olinda Recreation Reserve in their round 3 clash on Saturday 1 May. Olinda Ferny Creek Football Netball Club
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After having the bye in the first week of the division one fixture, Healesville came out firing to control the match from the start, running out 33-point winners over Belgrave at Belgrave Recreation Reserve. Rod Woodford was a star up forward for the Bloods, booting seven goals while the other best players included Nick Mende, Ennis Muke, William Kristelly-Kelety, Dale Senior and Michael Anson were the other best players to feature. The final score was 14.12-96 to 9.9-63.
A tight match surrounded the proceedings at Mount Evelyn Recreation Reserve, where Mount Evelyn made it two from two. The final score was 10.17-77 to 10.1575. Callum Urquhart, Robert Hartfield and Noah Beamish all shared two goals each while Leigh Williams kicked four goals at the other end of the ground for Seville. The other best players to feature for the Rovers were Luke Inaps, Daimon Kift, Bayley Forbes, Michael Gibbons and Lachlan Fooks.
The match at Officer Recreation Reserve was a one-sided affair, with Officer’s pressure inside their forward 50 zone proving too good for league newcomers Berwick Springs. Despite some inaccurate kicking and wet weather, the Kangaroos defeated the Titans by 70 points. Jesse Longmuir kicked four goals for the winning side while Ben O’Loughlin, Anthony Bernardo, Matthew Rogers, Jake Ingaliso, Daniel Ellett and James Cairns were the other best players to feature. The final score was 13.20-98 to 4.4-28. Playing as the away team for the second week in a row, Gembrook Cockatoo bounced back from their loss in round one to defeat Emerald by 24 points at Chandler Reserve. Michael Firrito and Jake Pedder each starred for their teams up forward, booting four and three goals. Braden Wood, Leigh Scott, Damien Volta, Lochlan Taylor and Colin Bastow all featured as the best players for the Brookers. The final score was 12.981 to 7.15-57.
DIVISION 1 ROUND 2 RESULTS
DIVISION 1 ROUND 2 NETBALL RESULTS
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Strong start to season accompanies completion of Alexandra FNC building project
An exciting period is approaching for the Alexandra Football Netball Club, with a great start to the season seeing the Rebels win both games to sit on top of the ATC Traffic Division Two ladder.
Victories against Yarra Glen and Broadford across the seniors and reserves divisions, including a massive 161-point victory for the senior team over the weekend, has the Rebels high on confidence and upbeat about the possibilities for the 2021 season.
The forward line put on a show with Josef Builder, James Box, Jason Degabriele and Ben Jack all sharing 21 goals between them.
Club President Ray Steyger was pleased with how his football sides are shaping up so far and is excited to have the wider community get behind the Rebels charge this season.
“It’s great to get off to a good start, we’ve got a mix of new players but also some young kids who have come through from our junior team,” Steyger said.
“It’s quite a blend but it’s certainly very exciting, the community are getting behind the club and are excited to have two wins and be sitting on top of the ladder.”
With players residing in Melbourne and throughout the Alexandra region, weekday training is separated into two groups, with the Melbournebased players all training at an inner-city location while those local to the club train at the Alexandra Showgrounds precinct with the Under 17’s team.
Players from Melbourne are in regular contact with the senior coach to ensure they receive the same coaching messages as those training at the Rebels home ground, however, the entire playing group usually aim to train together once a month so they get the chance to complete training drills together and engage in the dialogue that is not always covered when it’s carried out virtually.
The Rebels have a new senior coach on board this season, with Nick Wal promoted from the assistant coaching role he held for the past two years.
Wal has been impressive with regard to his communication with the players, both on field and off field.
His authoritive approach to the club has seen him make his mark on matters concerning to code of conduct and other related subjects which has had positive effects on the playing group.
Off the field, the Rebels are in the final phase of a redevelopment to its outdated precinct which is scheduled to be used from early June.
With a project of this nature planned for 15 years, money put aside by the club in addition to grants from the Victorian government, have enabled Alexandra to go ahead with the various building projects which are targeted to not only benefit the club, but the wider community.
Stage one of the build incorporated two new netball courts as well as upgrades to lighting and other infrastructure.
Stage two features a new building situated adjacent to the netball area which will also supply changerooms, showers, toilets and other associated items.
Finally, stages three and four is the completion of the development which includes an upgrade of power for the reserve, new lighting for the oval and the construction of the multipurpose community facility. The work is due for completion in early June with players to start using the new facility immediately.
However, unforeseen costs as a result of 2017 costings, three years before construction commenced, means the club needs to find a further $200,000 to complete the project.
In an effort to find the funding needed, the project has been registered with the Australian Sports Foundation where tax deductable donations can be made. The completion of the project will be a highlight for Steyger, with 2021 marking his 25th year as club president in addition to a further three years as senior vice president prior to this. “The Alexandra Football Netball Club and the wider community will really benefit from this facility once it’s ready, it will be here for a long time to come,” he explained. “Our club has a really tight culture where everyone gets along and we hold regular functions for our members, so the upgrades are exactly what we need.” If you would like to make a donation to fund the completion of the development works at Alexandra Football Netball Club, head to https://bit.ly/3gLHmuM
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AFL Outer East Lachlan Shaw ATC Traffic Division Two Round 2 Recap Alexandra had a big win against Broadford over the weekend, beating the Kangaroos by 161 points on their home ground at Alexandra Showgrounds. The win now sees them sitting on top of the ladder with a massive percentage margin of 257.8%. The Rebels forward line all had a day out, with their leading goalkicker being Jack Builder with six goals. The other multiple goalkickers for the winners were James Box, Ben Jack, Jason Degabriele, Joseph Daniel and Henry Olsson. The final score was 28.25-193 to 4.832.
The second Anzac Day match in division two saw a close match up to three quarter time between Warburton Millgrove and Yarra Junction, before the Eagles ran away with it in the final quarter, making it a 55-point victory at Warburton Recreation Reserve. Sam Morton snagged seven goals for the winning side with the other best players including Jesse Bombinski, Ewan Wadsworth, David Johnson, Cooper Holmes and Rhys Wade. The final score was 19.13-127 to 10.12-72.
Yarra Glen enjoyed their first win of the season against Yea, defeating them by 31 points at Yea Recreation Reserve. Heath Chamberlain and Tim Ekers each kicked two goals for the River Pigs while the other best players for the winning side included Ryan D’Argent, Liam Evans, Richard Wyles, Jayden Schille, Cameron Tait and Sam Horsley. The final score was 11.19-85 to 7.12-54.
Kinglake are another team to make it two in a row in the division two ranks, defeating Powelltown by 49 points at Kinglake Memorial Oval on Anzac Day. Damian Pywell and Glenn Robertson starred up forward, kicking five and four goals, while the other best players to feature were William Graf, Bailey Robinson and Riley Kennedy. The final score was 17.16-118 to 10.969.
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