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CONTENTS PAGE 5 Expert Tips PAGE 11
Premier Division Recap PAGE 20 Premier Netball Article PAGES 57 Alexandra Showgrounds Redevelopment Project PAGE 58 Pride Cup Article PAGE 69 Team Of The Week PAGE 79 Women's Football Recap
EXPERT TIPS WEEK 5 TOTAL 55 LEO
GROENEWEGEN
TOTAL 63 LEE LAWRENCE VALLEY VICIOUS
TOTAL 54 QUINN DE LUCA GAMEFACE
PREMIER NETBALL Cranbourne Woori Yallock Wandin Beaconsfield
TOTAL 71
PREMIER FOOTY
RORY SLOANE
D1 FOOTY Gembrook Cockatoo Emerald Mount Evelyn Officer
D1 NETBALL
D2 NETBALL Yarra Glen Kinglake Yarra Junction Yea
D2 FOOTY Yarra Glen Kinglake Yarra Junction Alexandra
D2 NETBALL Broadford Warburton Millgrove Powelltown Yea
PREMIER FOOTY
PREMIER NETBALL
PREMIER FOOTY
Cranbourne Pakenham Woori Yallock
Cranbourne Doveton Pakenham Berwick
D1 FOOTY Gembrook Cockatoo Emerald Mount Evelyn Officer
D1 NETBALL Mount Evelyn Belgrave Emerald ROC
D2 FOOTY Yarra Glen Kinglake Yarra Junction Alexandra
D2 NETBALL Yarra Glen Warburton Millgrove Powelltown Yea
PREMIER FOOTY
PREMIER NETBALL Cranbourne Doveton Pakenham Berwick
PREMIER FOOTY
PREMIER NETBALL
Cranbourne Pakenham Woori Yallock
Upwey Tecoma Woori Yallock Wandin Beaconsfield
D1 FOOTY Gembrook Cockatoo Emerald Mount Evelyn Officer
Gembrook Cockatoo Emerald Mount Evelyn ROC
D2 FOOTY Yarra Glen Kinglake Yarra Junction Alexandra
Upwey Tecoma Pakenham Woori Yallock D1 FOOTY Mount Evelyn Gembrook Cockatoo Berwick Springs Healesville D2 FOOTY Alexandra Yarra Junction Yarra Glen Kinglake
D1 NETBALL
D1 NETBALL Gembrook Cockatoo Emerald Monbulk ROC D2 NETBALL Yarra Glen Kinglake Yarra Junction Yea
TOTAL 62 TONY MITCHELL
TOTAL 54 LINDA ANONYMOUS EXPERT TIPSTER
Upwey Tecoma Wandin Woori Yallock
Cranbourne Wandin Woori Yallock D1 FOOTY
Belgrave Emerald Monbulk ROC
PREMIER NETBALL Cranbourne Woori Yallock Wandin Berwick
Gembrook Cockatoo Emerald Mount Evelyn Officer
D1 NETBALL Gembrook Cockatoo Emerald Monbulk ROC
D2 FOOTY
D2 NETBALL
Yarra Glen Warburton Millgrove Yarra Junction Alexandra
Yarra Glen Warburton Millgrove Yarra Junction Yea
PREMIER FOOTY
PREMIER NETBALL Cranbourne Woori Yallock Wandin Berwick
Cranbourne Pakenham Woori Yallock D1 FOOTY Mount Evelyn Gembrook Cockatoo Berwick Springs Officer D2 FOOTY Alexandra Yarra Junction Yarra Glen Kinglake
D1 NETBALL Mount Evelyn Belgrave Emerald ROC D2 NETBALL Yarra Glen Kinglake Yarra Junction Yea
OUTER EAST JUNIOR SCORECARDS
OUTER EAST JUNIOR SCORECARDS
Premier Division Round 3 Recap A thrilling game took place at Upwey Recreation Reserve, with the match between Upwey Tecoma and Wandin going down to the wire in front of a packed crowd. In the end, the Tigers got up over the Bulldogs by two points. Ben Hinton, Josh Hannon and Jain Sheehan all kicked two goals each for the winners while Pat Hodgett kicked three at the other end of the ground for the Bulldogs. The final score was 12.11-83 to 11.15-81.
Another tight match took place at Toomuc Reserve, where Narre Warren beat Pakenham by seven points on their home ground. Trent Cody and Tom Toner kicked three goals each while Jack Flannery, Tom Miller, Jesse Davies, Cory Machaya and Will Howe were named as the best players for the Magpies. The final score was 10.10-70 to 10.3-63.
Beaconsfield grabbed a 166-point victory over Doveton at Holm Park to move themselves into top spot on the ladder. Matthew Johnson kicked six goals for the Eagles while Jafar Ocaa booted five. Patrick Gerdan, Nick Battle, Jamie Plumbridge, Sam Merrick and Josh Mounter starred for the Eagles to feature as the best players. The final score was 26.27-183 to 2.5-17.
Olinda Ferny Creek returned strongly from their bye round last week to record a 15-point victory over Woori Yallock at Olinda Recreation Reserve. In what was a great match, the Bloods took control in the second half and maintained a three-goal lead to eventually win by 15 points. Mitch Bonuda kicked five goals for the winners while Dale Rohrmann, Jayden Rankin, Sean Atkinson, James Belli, Tom Millwood and Kelsey Currie also starred. The final score was 12.13-85 to 9.16-70.
PREMIER DIVISION ROUND 3 RESULTS AND LADDER
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Big name recruits having big impact Lachlan Shaw The premier netball division has received a significant boost of talent for 2021, with former Suncorp Netball League players Erin Bell and Shae Brown signing on to play for Narre Warren and Doveton this season. Having been teammates at the Collingwood Magpies for 2018, both players retired at the conclusion of that season before making the decision to step back onto the court at community level. Playing a handful of games in the A grade competition, their impact has been felt significantly within their respective clubs where both girls have been able to provide the extra tuition needed on and off the court to help improve the overall performance of their respective sides. Speaking on their influence in the Outer East competition, Netball Development Manager Greg Heinrich says their recruitment to the league has been invaluable and has helped to improve their club’s performance.
“It has been fantastic for Narre Warren and Doveton to recruit two netballers of the calibre of Erin Bell and Shae Brown to be part of our competition,” he said.
Looking ahead into the rest of the season, Heinrich hopes the fruition of the pairs impact at their respective clubs will continue to shine through as they aim for success in 2021.
“The fact they have each played netball at a national level in this country means their teammates and others around them have someone to look up to in the competition.”
“I am really looking forward to seeing how Narre Warren and Doveton will go as we continue to make tracks into 2021, with wins the clear aim for both sides at the moment,” Heinrich explained.
Often playing as a goal shooter, Bell has been instrumental for the Magpies in terms of her ability to move around the court and slot the ball through the net. While Brown has only played one match to date, her involvement at the Doves has helped with regard to advice and guidance as they stepped up into premier division this year.
“Anything beyond that will be seen as a win, not only for the girls and their clubs, but the league as well.” Brown will now focus on helping Doveton secure a win against Woori Yallock at Woori Yallock Recreation Reserve on Saturday while Bell and her Narre Warren team will enjoy a bye this weekend.
As teammates at Collingwood, they finished in 4th position on the ladder in 2018 and then moved in other directions with their netball careers before joining the Outer East competition.
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Round Four Netball Recap Premier Division A Grade
Divsion 1 A Grade
The match between Upwey Tecoma and Wandin was a close affair, with the Tigers getting up by seven points to win 55 to 48. Jess Black, Emily Priddle and Gabby Bull were the goal scorers, Isabelle Rebecca and Charlotte Davies also featured as the best players.
Mount Evelyn got the win over Belgrave on their home court at Mount Evelyn Recreation Reserve, defeating them by 39 points to win 69 to 30. Georgia Marsh and Stephanie Jones were the goal shooters for the winners while Jacqui Black was also named as a standout player.
Beaconsfield got the win in their match against Doveton with the final score being 79 to 21. Elizabeth Murphy and Bianca Sanzaro were the goal scorers for the Eagles while Katherine Grigoriou and Danielle Cameron also starred as their best players. Narre Warren beat the home side in Pakenham at Toomuc Reserve by 23 points to place themselves in third spot on the ladder. The final score was 58 to 35. Olinda Ferny Creek scored a victory in their match against Woori Yallock at Olinda Recreation Reserve defeating them 63 to 45. Melissa Martinov, Jackie Cullimore and Grace Kelly were the goal shooters for the Bloods while Brianna Hipwell, Brodie Smith and Jackie Cullimore were named as the best players. A tight match at Edwin Flack Reserve engulfed the affair between Berwick and Cranbourne, with Cranbourne getting up by three points over the home side to win 39 to 36. Alanah Hardy and Kristie Bryden scored the goals for the winners.
Another close match took place at Chandler Reserve, with Seville getting up over Emerald by four points to win 57 to 53. Olivia Ray and Alisha West scored the goals for the Blues while Cleo Minnay and Erin Baker also starred. Gembrook Cockatoo defeated Healesville by 14 points at Don Road Sporting Complex to win 46 to 32. Rebecca Christie, Chelsea Ingram and Alisha Fitzgerald were the goal shooters for the Brookers while Paige Ladner and Lauren Castricum also featured as the best players. Monbulk got up in their match against Berwick Springs to win by 36 points at Monbulk Recreation Reserve. Nicole Macdowell and Sophie Stubbs were the goal shooters for the Hawks while Paige Whitworth and Tiana Mancerella were named as the best players.
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Round Four Netball Recap Division 2 A Grade Alexandra grabbed their first win of the season over Kinglake at Kinglake Memorial Oval by 24 points on Saturday, with the final score showing 53 to 29. Ellie Hedger and Caitlan Haggis starred for the Rebels to be named as their best players.
Yea beat Yarra Junction by 20 points at Yarra Junction Recreation Reserve, with the final score showing 48 to 28. Amanda Finn, Nicole Wong and Shelby Lewer were the goal shooters for the Eagles while Jacinta Mcginley and Daisy Nash were named as the best players.
Warburton Millgrove got the win over Broadford by 30 points at Warburton Recreation Reserve to maintain their spot in second position on the ladder. Bianca Daniels, Kirralee Luiyf and Taniesha Luiyf scored the goals for the Burras while Courtney Lever and Sally McIntosh were also named as the best players. The final score was 60 to 30.
Powelltown defeated Yarra Glen in the Pride Cup match which took place at Yarra Glen Recreation Reserve by four points. Amy Stanley and Jade Rogers were the goal shooters for the Demons while Demi Barber and Maddalyn Beet were named as the best players.
PREMIER DIVISION ROUND 3 NETBALL RESULTS AND LADDER
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 4 Recap Mount Evelyn made it two wins in a row on their home turf, defeating Belgrave by 143 points at Mount Evelyn Recreation Reserve. Rob Hartfield and Kaleb Ban Beek proved to be great targets up forward with seven goals each, while Callum Urquhart, Michael Gibbons and Lachlan Fooks were the other multiple goal scorers for the Rovers. The final score was 27.17-179 to 5.6-36.
Gembrook Cockatoo had control of the match against Healesville, defeating them by 77 points. Michael Firrito kicked four goals from 24 disposals on his return, while captain Damian Volta was a ball magnet for the Brookers with 39 possessions and 10 marks. Tyler Joosten, Aaron Firrito, Dante South, Braden Wood and Colin Bastow were the other standout performers for the winners. The final score was 15.15-105 to 4.4-28.
Emerald was another side to make a great return from their bye last weekend, beating Seville by 114 points at Chandler Park. Jake Pedder and Rogan Goonan kicked five goals each while Nic Jansen, Lachlan Hoye, Jarrad Donders, Rogan Goonan and Matt Livermore were also named as the standout players for the Bombers. The final score was 24.13157 to 6.7-43.
Monbulk got the better of Berwick Springs at Monbulk Recreation Reserve, beating them by 158 points. Taylor Joyce was the prime target in the forward line for the Hawks booting eight goals while Michael Langworthy also kicked five goals. Lochlan Beecroft, Ethan Greenall, Adam Banks, Brodie Emmett and Ash Beck were also named as the best players for the Hawks. The final score was 29.15-189 to 5.131.
DIVISION 1 ROUND 4 RESULTS
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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
Complete Walls Bendigo Bank Bell Real Estate The Belgrave Hotel Meyer Timber AirRepair Brew'd Café Babjis Kitchen Belgrave Pho Vietnamese Street Food Belgrave
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
DIVISION 1 ROUND 4 NETBALL RESULTS
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Yarra Glen takes out another Pride Cup Lachlan Shaw Yarra Glen were successful in putting their name on the winners lists for another pride cup after beating Powelltown by 21 points over the weekend. The River Pigs were in control for the majority of the match to claim the trophy in its seventh appearance since its inauguration in 2014. Callum Morison and Ben Ashton shared five goals between them while Jayden Schille, Cameron Tait, Nicholas Mckenzie and Sam Horsley all starred as their best players. On the netball court, despite engaging in a tough fight and being in the contest, the girls went down to the Demons by just four points. Georgia Taylor, Nicole Moate and Lara Wandin-Collins scored the goals while Katelyn Vanderkolk, Ellie Estcourt and Kayla Toomer were named as the best players for the River Pigs. Reflecting on the Pride Cup, Treasurer David Ball was pleased with his club’s efforts over the weekend and was happy with its success.
“It’s a Yarra Glen creation and we like it when we win it,” Ball said. “We also compete in A grade netball for a Pride Cup, but unfortunately our girls went down in a close match.” The AFL Players Association’s ‘Say No to Homophobia’ campaign, in addition to Ball’s son Jason coming out to his teammates in 2012, was the catalyst behind the creation of the Pride Cup, when the club wanted to do something with Jason to help stamp out homophobia and homophobic language in sport. He came up with the idea to host a Pride Cup, with the 50 metre arcs and playing guernsey’s painted in rainbow colours and a Pride Medal awarded to the best players across the senior football and A grade netball games. The Yarra Glen community are proud leaders in the LGBT space, which speaks to a strong culture at the River Pigs that is inclusive and welcoming for everyone.
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They were the recipient of the ‘Building health through sport’ award from Vichealth where they were commended for the creation of the Pride Cup which has been promoted throughout Victoria, the LGBT community, the AFL and into other sports where pride cups are now contested. Ball is thrilled of the work which his club has undertaken with regard to its standing in the LBGT group. “We are enormously proud to be leaders in the LBGT space and the community has taken this on too,” Ball explained. “I think we’ll continue doing what we’re doing in terms of the Pride Cup and undertaking activations regarding homophobia as it’s a continual education that needs to be done. “Each year, we’ve tried to play a different team in order to spread the message and the objective of having a pride cup is to get to the stage where we don’t need to have one.”
Division Two Round 4 Recap The Yarra Valley Pride Match was a good hitout for Yarra Glen, coming away with the win on their home turf at Yarra Glen Recreation Reserve. River Pigs Captain Ben Ashton backed up his solid performance against Kinglake last week with 30 possessions and two goals to lead his side home. The other standout performers were Jayden Schille, Cameron Tait, Callum Morison, Nick Mckenzie and Sam Horsley with the final score being 11.10-76 to 7.13-55. Kinglake gave Alexandra their first loss of the season over the weekend, beating them by 32 points at Kinglake Memorial Oval. Damian Pywell and Chris Horman kicked four goals each while Scott McAauliffe, Riley Kennedy, Mason McAllister, Tom Clarke and Joel Mcdonald were the best players for the Lakers. The final score was 14.9-93 to 9.7-61.
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Warburton Millgrove scored their first win of the season on Saturday beating Broadford by 144 points at Warburton Recreation Reserve. Trent Elliott was a powerhouse up forward, booting 10 goals to lead his side home. Liam Barnard was also prolific throughout the day recording 35 possessions, 15 of which were contested, and recording three goals. Aiden Westlake, James Edmonds, Dylan Anderson, Jamie Nelson and Angus Nelson were also named as the best players for the day. The final score was 27.15-177 to 4.933. Yarra Junction recorded a big win in front of their home crowd at Yarra Junction Recreation Reserve, beating Yea by 195 points. Ewan Wadsworth put in another strong performance to record more than 40 possessions for the second week in a row. This week, he finished with 42 possessions, seven inside 50’s and one goal. Sam Morton and David Johnson were the targets up forward, finishing with nine and seven goals. Luke Spaulding, Jesse Bombinski and Josh Hammen also starred for the Eagles.
DIVISION 2 ROUND 4 RESULTS
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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
DIVISION 2 ROUND 4 NETBALL RESULTS
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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
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
Kellys Timber Labs of Gilderoy Launch Fresh Leigh Smart Builders Loz Green McKenzie's Tourist Services Mega Diesel Mill Grove Dairy Mock Red Hill Cider Organic Times
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
AFL Outer East WOMENS RECAP DIVISION 1
A great, spirited contest took place between Beaconsfield and Pakenham, with the Eagles coming out on top with a 30-point win over the Lions. Maddalyne Hession was the only multiple goal scorer for the Eagles with two while Victoria Liarakos, Lauree Metcalfe, Sarah Mccallum, Lauren Hojnacki, Brianna Coates and Jessie Deakin also starred. The final score was 6.4-40 to 1.4-10. Mount Evelyn grabbed another win on their home ground, beating Monbulk by 71 points at Monbulk Recreation Reserve. Sophia Zappia and Jessica Dalgleish shared five goals for the Rovers while Isobel Urquhart, Matilda Kelly, Kiara Simons and Madison Foley were named as the best players. The final score was 10.11-71 to 0.0-0. The match between Upwey Tecoma and Healesville was a great game to watch, with the Tigers finishing up as the winners with an 18-point victory. Jess Occhipinti was the only multiple goal scorer with two for the winners while Cale Mcness, Corinna White, Imogen Rennie, Jess Walton and Emma Caccetta were judged as the best players for the Tigers. The final score was 6.6-42 to 3.6-24.
DIVISION 2
Yarra Junction and Belgrave had a great hit out at Yarra Junction Recreation Reserve, defeating Belgrave by 26 points. Patricia Boxell kicked four goals to be the stand-out player of the match while Jade Mewburn, Cassandra Barlow, Emma Mills, Chloe Burton-Puts and Jade Radford were the other standout players for the Eagles. The final score was 7.7-49 to 3.5-17. Olinda Ferny Creek have notched up three wins in a row to continue their impressive start in their inaugural season as a football team, defeating Seville/Woori Yallock by 50 points. Bloods Captain Maddy Collins and Leah Gaissl shared five goals between them while Claire Hyett, Kiah Burgess, Chelsea Wilson, Emmalee Keegan and Kylie Verbakel were best on ground. The final score was 8.9-57 to 1.1-7. Officer grabbed their second win of the season over the weekend, defeating Thornton Eildon by nine points. Allison Wartnaby kicked three goals in the forward line for the Kangaroos while captain Meagan Davey, Tali Verhoeven, Suzanne Byne, Caitlyn Davey, Grace Emptage and Erin HoweJones were all featured as the best players. The final score was 5.3-33 to 2.12-24.
DIVISION 1 ROUND 4 WOMEN'S FOOTBALL RESULTS AND LADDER
DIVISION 2 ROUND 4 WOMEN'S FOOTBALL RESULTS AND LADDER
Gembrook Cockatoo v Officer
Gembrook Cockatoo v Berwick Springs
Officer v Gembrook Cockatoo
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