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CONTENTS PAGE 5 Expert Tips PAGE 6-7

From the Chair - Announcements PAGE 13 Premier Division Recap PAGE 25-26 Netball Recaps PAGE 39 Division 1 Recap PAGE 63 Division 2 Recap PAGES 82

Team Of The Week

EXPERT TIPS ROUND 4 TOTAL 39 LEO

GROENEWEGEN

TOTAL 44 LEE LAWRENCE VALLEY VICIOUS

TOTAL 35 QUINN DE LUCA GAMEFACE

PREMIER NETBALL

TOTAL 50

PREMIER FOOTY Beaconsfield Woori Yallock Narre Warren Upwey Tecoma

PREMIER NETBALL

D1 NETBALL

RORY SLOANE

D1 FOOTY Seville Gembrook Cockatoo Monbulk Mount Evelyn

D1 NETBALL

D2 NETBALL Kinglake Warburton Millgrove Yarra Glen Yea

D2 FOOTY Kinglake Warburton Millgrove Yarra Glen Yarra Junction

D2 NETBALL Alexandra Broadford Powelltown Yea

PREMIER NETBALL Wandin Beaconsfield Narre Warren Olinda Cranbourne

PREMIER FOOTY

Beaconsfield Woori Yallock Narre Warren Wandin D1 FOOTY Seville Healesville Monbulk Mount Evelyn

D1 NETBALL Mount Evelyn Seville Gembrook Cockatoo Monbulk

D2 FOOTY Kinglake Warburton Millgrove Yarra Glen Yarra Junction

D2 NETBALL Alexandra Warburton Millgrove Yea Yarra Glen

PREMIER FOOTY Beaconsfield Woori Yallock Narre Warren Wandin

Wandin Beaconsfield Narre Warren Olinda Ferny Creek Cranbourne

D1 FOOTY Seville Gembrook Cockatoo Monbulk Mount Evelyn

Emerald Healesville Monbulk Mount Evelyn

D2 FOOTY Kinglake Warburton Millgrove Powelltown Yarra Junction PREMIER FOOTY

PREMIER FOOTY Beaconsifield Olinda Ferny Creek Narre Warren Wandin D1 FOOTY Seville Healesville Monbulk Mount Evelyn D2 FOOTY Kinglake Warburton Millgrove Powelltown Yarra Junction

PREMIER NETBALL

Upwey Tecoma Beaconsfield Narre Warren Olinda Ferny Creek Cranbourne

D1 NETBALL Seville Healesville Monbulk Mount Evelyn D2 NETBALL Alexandra Warburton Millgrove Yea Yarra Glen

TOTAL 46 TONY MITCHELL

TOTAL 32 LINDA ANONYMOUS EXPERT TIPSTER

Beaconsfield Woori Yallock Narre Warren Wandin D1 FOOTY

Upwey Tecoma Beaconsfield Narre Warren Olinda Ferny Creek Cranbourne

Seville Gembrook Cockatoo Monbulk Mount Evelyn

PREMIER NETBALL Wandin Beaconsfield Pakenham Olinda Ferny Creek Berwick

Seville Gembrook Cockatoo Monbulk Mount Evelyn

D1 NETBALL Seville Healesville Monbulk Mount Evelyn

D2 FOOTY

D2 NETBALL

Kinglake Warburton Millgrove Powelltown Yarra Junction

Alexandra Warburton Millgrove Yarra Glen Yea

PREMIER FOOTY

PREMIER NETBALL

Beaconsfield Woori Yallock Narre Warren Upwey Tecoma

Upwey Tecoma Beaconsfield Narre Warren Olinda Ferny Creek Cranbourne

D1 FOOTY Seville Gembrook Cockatoo Monbulk Mount Evelyn

D1 NETBALL Mount Evelyn Seville Gembrook Cockatoo Monbulk

D2 FOOTY Kinglake Warburton Millgrove Yarra Glen Yarra Junction

Alexandra Warburton Millgrove Yarra Glen Yea

D2 NETBALL

From the chair

Guidelines for concussion management in community football The AFL has released its updated guidelines for the management of concussion in Australian football at all levels of the game outside of the AFL and AFLW competitions for 2021. The AFL Outer East commission endorses these guidelines, which will be introduced effective immediately across all competitions, football and netball. Any player who suffered a concussion on the weekend must enter concussion protocols. In considering the best practice management of sport-related concussion, the evidence-based guidelines have been developed by leading medical professionals and put the health and safety of state-league and community footballers first. Under the guidelines, there is a clear process to be followed for players who have suffered a concussion to return to play, which includes a period of rest, symptom-limited activity, gradual increase in physical activity and a medical clearance prior to fullcontact training.

The guidelines also outline the process for clubs and players to follow when someone is suspected of having suffered a concussion. In following these guidelines, the minimum timeframe in which a player can return to play in community football is on the twelfth day after the day on which the concussion was suffered, based on successfully completing the phases to return to play following a concussion and receiving a medical clearance as outlined in the guidelines. Given the challenges and limitations in assessing recovery, including a lack of baseline testing and a medical doctor to oversee each stage of the graded return to football following concussion in community football, a more conservative approach may be required regarding return to play in a community football setting.

The timeframe for return to play is likely to be longer in children and adolescents, where a more conservative approach is important as it is recognised that recovery from concussion tends to be slower in this group. In general, children and adolescents (aged 5-17) require a more conservative approach from adults because their brains are developing. As such, the priority is not just player welfare and return to sport, but a critical element is return to school and learning. Medical professionals will ultimately determine when a player is ready to return to full-contact training and playing. Whilst there has been some focus recently on evolving diagnostic tools such as ophthalmic tracking (the further research of which the AFL supports), the guidelines make it very clear that all post-concussion return to play decisions must be undertaken with the input of a medical professional.

From the chair Eye scan tools may be a useful tool to add objective information to the concussion assessment (both in diagnosis and/or monitoring return to play)..

The existing guidelines were reviewed and the current updated version for community football has been prepared by the AFL’s Chief Medical Officer Peter Harcourt and Deputy Chief However, further scientific Medical Officer Michael research is required to Makdissi. assess the potential of this The consultative process in tool and it should not be the development of these used in isolation and a thorough assessment by a guidelines included medical doctor is required meeting with other medical for diagnosis or return to experts and representatives of state play decisions. bodies.

The AFL-approved concussion management app HeadCheck at www.headcheck.com.au should be utilised to recognise and assist in the management of any suspected concussion for both adults and children.

VALE CHERYL GROEN AFL Outer East is deeply saddened tonight with the tragic news of the passing of much loved Seville Football Netball Club trainer Cheryl Groen.

Cheryl was a magnificent servant of the Seville Football Netball club and her sudden passing is being felt by the entire AFL Outer East Community at this time.

Our thoughts are with the Seville Football Netball Club, the Seville community, her husband Will and Cheryl’s family and friends during this difficult time.

OUTER EAST JUNIOR SCORECARDS

Fleer makes impact during Community Umpiring Week Lachlan Shaw The Community Umpiring Week initiative introduced by the AFL took place last weekend, with a 2020 AFL Grand Final umpire in attendance to mark the occasion. Craig Fleer officiated the Belgrave vs Healesville match at Belgrave Recreation Reserve on Sunday with junior umpire Sam Gebert, which proved invaluable for his development. Stepping back into community umpiring for the first time since entering the discipline at grassroots level, Fleer was noted for having really enjoyed the experience and loved the sense of community spirit that was seen at the Belgrave precinct. Reflecting on the match and Community Umpiring Week, Operations Coordinator Sebastian Mueller-Schmuki, who oversees the umpiring group, was pleased with Fleer’s involvement with the AFL Outer East

umpiring group saying his contribution across the week was beneficial for the football umpiring group. “It was fantastic to have an AFL umpire of the calibre of Craig Fleer come along and run a junior match with one of our young umpires over the weekend,” he said. “Further to this, it was a great opportunity for Sam to run with someone of Craig’s experience and I think he learnt a lot from it. “Throughout the match, Craig really demonstrated the key elements needed to be a good umpire such as match management, clear signals and a loud whistle and I am really glad that Sam was able to benefit from this.” In addition to umpiring with Gebert on Sunday, Fleer also made an appearance at umpire training in the lead up to the weekend, introducing himself to all umpires in the room and getting to know them.

During the session, Fleer passed on all of his knowledge and advice to the Outer East umpires, which they were appreciative of and benefitted greatly from. “Fleers presence at training last week was really good for our umpires as they mingled with him and asked about his experiences at all levels of umpiring, while also sharing their own experiences they’ve endured through their umpiring journey,” he mentioned. “Overall, I am really pleased with the success of Community Umpiring Week as it was really beneficial for the umpiring group in the AFL Outer East.”

Lindsay Skipworth

Premier Division Round 2 Recap The Outer East match of the round produced a great game at the newly refurbished Wandin North Recreation Reserve, with Wandin and Woori Yallock fighting hard at the contest. Eventually, the away side ran out 38-point winners with the final scores showing 18.21-129 to 13.1391. Josh Neal was a sharpshooter in front of goal with six majors while Zach Monkhorst was also prolific with five majors.

The match at Toomuc Reserve saw Pakenham play their first match of the season, producing a 42point victory in front of their home crowd against Upwey Tecoma. The best players to feature for the Lions were Jake Thompson, Matt De Bruin, Jackson Bramich, Jeconiah Peni, James Harrison and Dermott Yawney. The final score was 7.22-64 to 2.10-22.

The match between Beaconsfield and Cranbourne at Holm Park was a gripping contest with both sides fiercely locked together throughout the match. The end result was a three-point victory to Beaconsfield with the final score showing 12.8-80 to 127-77. Marc Holt was a shining light for Cranbourne, booting six goals in a losing side while Jafar Ocaa and Nick Battle each kicked three goals for Beaconsfield.

The Saturday night game at Kalora Park saw Narre Warren and Doveton face off against each other for the first time since moving into the Outer East competition, with the Magpies producing a 96point victory over the Doves. Captain Trent Cody starred up forward with six goals while Lachlan Benson, Rhys Dempster, Matt Soroczynski, Tom Miller and Brad Scalzo featured as the Magpies best.

PREMIER DIVISION ROUND 2 RESULTS AND LADDER

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Round Three Netball Recap Premier Division A Grade

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Narre Warren and Doveton fought a tough match at Kalora Park over the weekend, with the Magpies getting the win over the Doves 83 to 21. Erin Bell, Jemma Osborne and Gabrielle Dwyer were the best goal shooters for the Magpies with 44, 33 and 6 points.

Seville got the win over Belgrave at Seville Recreation Reserve with the final score showing 77 to 12. Olivia Ray, Alisha West and Carly McDonnell were the goal shooters for the Blues while Alexis West and Jo Owen were nominated as the best players.

The match between Beaconsfield and Cranbourne was a good one with Beaconsfield getting the win on their home court at Holm Park. Elizabeth Murphy, Bianca Sanzaro and Emily Kerr were the goal shooters for Beaconsfield while Ashleigh Gill and Zoe Mason also featured as the best players.

Mount Evelyn and ROC fought a good match at Mount Evelyn Recreation Reserve, but the visitors had the upper hand at the end, winning 52 to 30. Keeley Burgmann, Dee Dee Deng, Samantha Neil and Ellie Coutts all shared the goals between them while Montana Wallis, Georgia Marsh and Kaila Swindell were also nominated as the best players.

Pakenham and Upwey Tecoma fought a close match at Toomuc Reserve, with the Tigers beating the Lions 39 to 33. Monique Nagle, Jessica Black and Gabriella Bull were the goal shooters for the winners while Charlotte Davis and Jamie O’Hare were other players to be judged best on court.

Healesville and Monbulk fought a good match at Don Road Sporting Complex, however, the Hawks took the win to move themselves into fourth on the ladder. The goals were shared between Tainee Adams, Sophie Stubbs and Nicole Macdowell.

Olinda Ferny Creek beat Berwick at Olinda Recreation Reserve with the final score showing 50 to 33. Grace Kelly, Elly Stewart and Jackie Cullimore shared the goals between them for the Bloods while Holly Taubert and Brodie Smith were also named best on court for the winners.

Gembrook Cockatoos and Berwick Springs endured a good match throughout the afternoon, with the final score showing 40 to 19.

Featuring as part of the Outer East match of the day, Wandin got the win over Woori Yallock beating them 62 to 44. Abigail Gedge and Laura Wilson were the goal shooters for the Bulldogs while the other best players to feature were Madison Rouget and Ruby Tidd. BH Photography

Round Two Netball Recap Division 2 A Grade Powelltown and Yea had a good match at Powelltown Recreation Reserve, with the Tigers coming away with the win and the final scores were 52 to 18. Nikki Watts, Abby Cooke and Rachael Hickey scored the goals for the winners while Alicia Mcleod also featured as one of the best players.

Alexandra and Warburton Millgrove had a good hit out at Alexandra Showgrounds, however, the Burras took the victory against the home side. Bianca Daniels, Kirralee Luiuf and Jordana Butchers were the goal shooters for the winners while Ashlee Guerra and Selina Fotia also featured as the best players.

Yarra Glen and Kinglake also fought well over the weekend, with the Rivers Pigs coming away with the win on their home court. Georgia Taylor, Ellen Brown and Lara Wandin-Collins scored the goals for winners while Bree Pascoe, Gemma Ryan and Brenda Hutton featured as the best players.

Broadford and Yarra Junction had a close match at Broadford Recreation Reserve, with the Kangaroos beating the Eagles 47 to 38. Ally Black, Ebony Heers and Jacqueline Warrinder were named as best on court for the winners.

PREMIER DIVISION ROUND 2 NETBALL RESULTS AND LADDER

Raw Energy

Monique Lee Rachael Lee Tarsha Collette Ashley Shanke Stacey Batten Holly Blackney Elise Dobson Sarah Hogan Alana McGurgan Mia Sudomirski Maddy Hargrave Brodie West Kyah Kimpton Jody Maher Bree Sudomirski Jasmine Evans Keeley Humphris Kasie Pitts Leah Haag Megan Britton Abbey Baxter Steph White Kim Williams Ella Morse Chloe Jones Alex McInnes Tammy Van Horick Cassidy McInnes Georgia Burrows Hope McIntosh-Forrer Holly Gray Charmaine Lower Haylee Malan Sophie Young Ellie Nowicki

Division One Round 3 Recap Monbulk made it two from two over the weekend, coming back from a bye last week to produce a 53-point victory over Healesville at Monbulk Recreation Reserve. Taylor Joyce was a star up forward with six goals while Tom Taylor, Lochlan Beecroft, Joel Wensley, Josh Spencer and Ethan Greenall featured as the best players for the Hawks. The final score was 8.16-64 to 1.5-11.

Seville bounced back strongly from a narrow loss to Mount Evelyn with a 158point victory over Belgrave on their home turf at Seville Recreation Reserve. Leigh Williams had a big day out for the Blues, kicking 13 goals while Nathan O’Keefe provided good back-up support with five majors. Jye Sciortino, James Cerere, Justin Myers and Jai Melchiorre also featured as the best players for the winners. The final score was 25.12-162 to 2.2-14.

Mount Evelyn and Officer both put in great performances at Mount Evelyn Recreation Reserve, with the Rovers producing a 29-point victory over the Kangaroos. Michael Gibbons, Daimon Kift and Robert Hartfield shared seven goals between them while Jackson Fellows, Jack Beamish, Ryan Fooks and Luke Inaps also featured as the best players. The final scores were 15.17-107 to 11.12-78.

Playing on the Heatherbrae Recreation Reserve in Officer while their facility is undergoing redevelopment works, Gembrook Cockatoo had a good match against Berwick Springs before taking control in the final quarter to record a 28point victory. Captain Damian Volta led from the front with 31 possessions while Myles Wareham was the leading goalkicker for the Brookers with three majors. The final score was 14.20-104 to 12.4-76.

DIVISION 1 ROUND 3 RESULTS

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Bills of Belgrave la Collina PIZZERIA SAVVY Pizza & Ice-Cream Mareesa's Cafe Bensons Cafe The Blacksmith Cafe Jag Hair Ash & Oak Barbershop Belgrave Belgrave Book Barn Any Gas Plumbing White Rabbit Productions Quarters Building and Development Projects

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Gary Ross Campbell Dennison Benjamin Grimes Tully Ford Harrison Fleming (VC Sam Van Der Hulst Dale Ross Jaxon Young Jack Maskiell Josh Spencer Toby Hepworth Liam Pratt Brandon Howell-Harvie Ben Hughson (VC Tahlen Fleischer Sage Farmer Ryan de Haan Tyren Utting Tom Taylor Brayden Woolridge Chris Separovic Lachlan Beecroft Max Lamers Dylan Goldberg

DIVISION 1 ROUND 3 NETBALL RESULTS

Division Two Round 3 Recap Kinglake have continued their superb start to the season with a 33-point victory over Yarra Glen at Kinglake Recreation Reserve to sit equal first with Alexandra on top of the Division Two ladder. Damian Pywell booted four goals for the Lakers while the other best players to feature included Mason Mcallister, Matt Langford, Tom Clarke, Lesley Adams, Glenn Robertson and Jed Tyrell. The final score was 17.12-114 to 11.15-81.

Powelltown bounced back strongly after a loss last week, recording a 65-point victory over Yea at Powelltown Recreation Reserve. Garry Sheppard, Dean Roy and Michael Fowkes shared 14 goals between them while Matt Mcarthur, Nathan Moody, Rhys Johnson and Russell Cowan also starred for the Demons across the day. The final score was 22.22-154 to 14.5-89.

A great match took place at the Alexandra Showgrounds Reserve over the weekend, with Alexandra taking a 10point victory over Warburton Millgrove. Ted Watkin booted five goals for the winners while Jordan Laurie-Rhodes, James Box, Harrison Kelly, Ryley Norris and Angus Smith were named as the best players. The final score was 11.8-74 to 8.16-64.

Yarra Junction had a great day against Broadford, securing a 79-point victory at Harley Hammond Reserve to put themselves into third position on the ladder. Sam Morton and Luke Spaulding kicked five goals each while Ewan Wadsworth, David Johnson, William Carlyle and Rhys Wade were the best players for the Eagles. The final score was 20.11.131 to 7.10-52.

DIVISION 2 ROUND 3 RESULTS

Auto One Woori Yallock Bell Real Estate Brad Barrot Concreting Cunninghams Hotel Don Valley Consulting Girt by Dirt HLB Building Solutions Hontondo Homes Ismails Building and Construction J Russ Air JMB Earthworks

Nelson Asphalting Professionals Real Estate Yarra Valley Red Relish Cafe Sam Failla Meats William Mathews Funerals Yarra Junction Optical Yarra Ranges Lawyers Yarra Ranges Recycling Yarra Valley Rentals

Lachlan Shaw

Powelltown celebrates significant club milestones

The Powelltown Football Netball Club celebrated some significant milestones over the weekend, with popular clubmen Steven Sanders and Kane Dunne playing their 200th and 150th games for the Demons over the weekend. The club celebrated the milestones in style, with a 65point victory in the seniors and a 34-point victory for the reserves over Yea at Powelltown Recreation Reserve.

For the past 11 years, he has played in both seniors and reserves games and despite playing in the seniors on Saturday, has been named as captain for the reserves team. Highlights of his time at Powelltown include playing in the 2017 & 2019 preliminary finals and holding a position on the clubs committee for many years.

Dunne played junior football at Yarra Junction, but switched over to the Demons for his They each contributed well over senior career, his first game for the weekend, with their hard the club coming in 2003. attack on the football helping to get their sides across the line. A well renowned backman, he won the Reserves Best & Sanders first began his Fairest award in 2005 and went involvement with the Demons on to captain the reserves on in 2008, when he came across several occasions, with the from Wesburn Junior Football latest being in the 2018 & 2019 Club as a 16-year-old to play in seasons. the under 18’s squad, often doubling up in seniors games when required.

Steven Sanders

Dunne was a warrior during some tough times during his early days for the club, particularly in 2007, often doubling up in the seniors when the Demons were on the receiving end of some big losses. Some of the best moments from which he has endured during his time at the Demons are playing alongside Peter McConachy in his 550th game, running out with fellow teammate and friend Bobby Walker and playing in three finals matches. Sanders and Dunne have displayed an enormous amount of commitment and support throughout their journey at the Demons, which has now held them in high regard at the club. The Powelltown Football Netball Club proudly acknowledges their contribution over many years, and would like to congratulate them on their 200th and 150th games over the weekend.

Kane Dunne

Powelltown Football Netball Club

DIVISION 2 ROUND 3 NETBALL RESULTS

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Postive Growth Powelltown Saw Mills Rae-Line Savy Organics Vic Forests Wratten Alliance Flooring Yarra Junction Garden Supplies Yarra Junction Newsagency Yarra Junction Pharmacy Yarra Valley Agriculture Yarra Valley Catering Yarra Ranges Lawyers YV Financial Services

A/B Squad

C-Grade

Taryn Jennings Matilda Withers Amy Teodorovic Jacinta Benson Lauren Watson TeAna Wards Caity Hendrie Georgia Brown Renee Wilson Nat Gibson Molly McAllister

Chelsea McLeish Remi Pitman Melanie Gibson Stephanie Gates Courtney King Lisa Sazonov Luka Kennedy Charlie Butler Mykaela Smith Melina Zipsin

AFL Outer East WOMENS RECAP DIVISION 1

Healesville enjoyed a good hit out against Monbulk, recording a 37point victory at Don Road Sporting Complex. Jaimee Petersen and Emerson Woods kicked two goals each while Amy Frazzetto, Rebecca Collins, Danielle Carrucan, Alexandra Bryan and Ashleigh Coleman were featured as the best players. The final score was 6.1-37 to 0.00. The match at Toomuc Reserve saw a good game for Pakenham and Upwey Tecoma, with the Tigers recording a victory against the Lions as the away team. Alexandria Bantock and Jessica Occhipinti shared five goals between them while Kiana Oates, Emma Caccetta, Corrina White and Daniela Gisler were the best players for the Tigers. The final score was 6.4-40 to 2.3-15.

DIVISION 2

Thornton Eildon recorded their first win for the season in a close and entertaining match against Olinda Ferny Creek at Olinda Recreation Reserve. Sophie Penney, Somaly Herridge, Maddie Collins and Ruby Gilson were the goal kickers for both sides on the day while Nerissa Carter, Natasha Hay and Lucy Mcrae were the other best players to feature for the Shinboners. The final score was 2.6-18 to 2.2-14. Belgrave and Seville/Woori Yallock enjoyed a great match at Seville Recreation Reserve, with the Magpies getting a 25-point win. Melinda Cottrell, Blaney Murphy and Madison Walters were the goal kickers for the winners. The final score was 6.8-44 to 3.1-19. Mount Evelyn and Beaconsfield had a nice hit out at Mount Evelyn Recreation Reserve, with the Rovers recording a 34-point victory against the Eagles. The goals were shared between Jessica Smith, Olivia Davis, Georgia Ploegsma and Rachel Theobald while Sophia Zappia, Isobel Urquhart, Isabella Rennick and Matilda Kelly also starred for the Rovers. The final score was 5.11-41 to 1.1-7.

DIVISION 1 ROUND 3 WOMEN'S FOOTBALL RESULTS AND LADDER

DIVISION 2 ROUND 3 WOMEN'S FOOTBALL RESULTS AND LADDER

1 Maddy Hession 2 Emily MacRae 4 Sophie Boneham 5 Bethany Robinson 6 Natasha Bliss 7 Courtney Robinson 10 Nicole Taylor 13 Maddison Magri 14 Jessie Deakin 16 Sarah McCallum 17 Charlotte Jagusch 18 Emma McCoach 19 Nicole McAuliffe 20 Lauren Hojnacki

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Naomi Rice Keely Dahlberg Mia Parlapiano Caitlin Curry Victoria Liarakos Katie Angelis Abbey McGeachin Lauree Metcalfe Brianna Coates Elizabeth Kyriakidis Hayley Dyer Ebony Wroe Carla Thipthorp Aimee Buchan Stephanie Parisi Jessica Hartfield Erin Rice

Gembrook Cockatoo v Officer

Gembrook Cockatoo v Berwick Springs

Officer v Gembrook Cockatoo

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