MPFNL DIV 1 GRAND FINAL 2023

SEASON 2023

RECORD

MORNINGTON PENINSULA FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE

16TH - 17TH SEPTEMBER

2023 GRAND FINAL DIVISION 1

GRAND FINAL SCHEDULE

SATURDAY 16TH SEPTEMBER FDNA, JUBILEE PARK, FRANKSTON A GRADE NETBALL

LANGWARRIN FNC v SORRENTO FNC 2:00PM B GRADE NETBALL

FRANKSTON YCW FNC v LANGWARRIN FNC 12:35PM C GRADE NETBALL

BONBEACH FNC v FRANKSTON YCW FNC 11:15AM D GRADE NETBALL

RED HILL FNC v MT ELIZA FNC 10:00AM 17 & UNDER NETBALL

FRANKSTON YCW FNC v BONBEACH FNC 8:50AM

SUNDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER KINETIC STADIUM, FRANKSTON SENIOR FOOTBALL

DROMANA FNC v FRANKSTON YCW FNC 2:30PM RESERVES FOOTBALL

RED HILL FNC v LANGWARRIN FNC 12:00PM UNDER 19'S FOOTBALL

MT ELIZA FNC v LANGWARRIN FNC 9:30AM

ALL GRAND FINALS ARE LIVE STREAMED VIA THE MPFNL APP AND MPFNLTV

AFL SOUTH EAST

Welcome to everyone attending the MPFNL Division 1 Grand Finals at Kinetic Stadium on Sunday & Jubilee Park on Saturday for the pinnacle of our Football and Netball competitions, respectively.

Since the MPFNL season started in the first week of April, all clubs, particularly the 10 clubs in Division 1 have bookmarked the date of Saturday September 16 & Sunday September 17 in their calendars, to be competing on this showcase day of community sport.

As General Manager of Operations for AFL South East, on behalf of our administration, I would like to thank the Mornington Peninsula Football Netball League Board, who since their inception in February have provided the strategic vision for the competition. Our thanks are extended to Graham Sherry as Chairperson, Michael Davis, David Livingstone, Cassandra Clayton, Stuart Gay & Shane McMahon.

Our commercial partners have been fantastic contributors to the MPFNL and I would like to recognise; MRC Mornington, Chisholm Sports Academy, TAC, WorkSafe, SKINS, Nautee Beverages, Victor Sports & Rookie Me. We thank our Media Partners, RPP & GameFace. We appreciate all involved with the broadcast of our competition on Match Day and through the MPFNL Show on Facebook.

I would like to also acknowledge the tremendous work of staff in going above and beyond in 2023.

Congratulations to all award winners presented at the MPFNL Awards Night, including Jake Aarts as the E.V Shade Medalist & Ella Roberton as the Division 1 A Grade Netball Best and Fairest. Both will be on show this weekend for Dromana FNC & Langwarrin FNC along with a whole host of players selected in the respective Football & Netball Team of the Year sides.

Success can be defined in many ways across our 22 clubs, who are all at various stages in their journeys for premiership success, but near on every week attending our competition we are privileged to witness the true fabric of the MPFNL through the importance of our clubs and what they do for our wider community.

Today, the tangible fabric of the ultimate success in our sports, Premiership Flags will be won and proudly hung in the clubrooms across the MPFNL. We wish all executive committees, coaches, players, volunteers & supporters of Dromana FNC, Frankston YCW FNC, Red Hill FNC, Langwarrin FNC, Mt Eliza FNC, Sorrento FNC, & Bonbeach FNC all the very best in your efforts in trying to attain these pieces of cloth to be on show for years to come.

Frankston YCW since 2010 have accumulated 8 Senior Football Premierships (from 8 Grand Finals), while recent history shows Dromana saluted back-to-back flags at the most recent formation of Divisional Football in 2018 at Division 2 to 2019 Division 1. Both are looking to add to their cabinet’s further silverware as the benchmark of the MPFNL football landscape.

Sam Confait as Region Manager for the AFL, Carly Ravenhall as Media & Commercial Coordinator & Dean Armstrong as our Umpire Operations Coordinator.

I’d like to give special mention to our Netball & Events Manager Sam Downie, for all her efforts in administering our incredible Netball competition, one of the strongest in Victoria.

These clubs write their names into the history of our Netball competitions over the last decade and many different iterations of Football on the Peninsula, spanning back to 1908.

A sincere thanks to all our officials throughout the 2023 season as Football & Netball Umpires for their contribution to our sport, and to those selected for today’s Grand Final’s, your appointments are thoroughly deserved. With the support of the SUA & PNUA, we are committed to continuing to foster the strong relationships with our valued associations.

HAYDN O’CONNOR

Try telling anyone watching today that the Premiership Flags on offer are just a piece of fabric.

General Manager, Operations AFL South East

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TIPPING GRAND FINALS - DIVISION ONE

GRAHAM SHERRY

CASSANDRA CLAYTON

SAM CONFAIT

HAYDN O’CONNOR

MPFNL BOARD CHAIR PERSON

MPFNL BOARD MEMBER

AFL - REGION MANAGER SOUTH EAST

GENERAL MANAGER OPERATIONS - AFLSE

MT ELIZA

MT ELIZA

MT ELIZA

MT ELIZA

FOOTBALL UNDER 19S RESERVES

RED HILL

RED HILL

LANGWARRIN

LANGWARRIN

SENIORS

DROMANA

DROMANA

DROMANA

DRAW (DROMANA IN E/T)

FRANKSTON YCW

FRANKSTON YCW

FRANKSTON YCW

BONBEACH

NETBALL 17 & UNDER D GRADE

RED HILL

MT ELIZA

RED HILL

RED HILL

C GRADE

BONBEACH

BONBEACH

FRANKSTON YCW

FRANKSTON YCW

B GRADE

FRANKSTON YCW

FRANKSTON YCW

LANGWARRIN

LANGWARRIN

A GRADE

LANGWARRIN

LANGWARRIN

LANGWARRIN

LANGWARRIN

THE SCRIBBLER

GLENN CARTER

SAM DOWNIE

CARLY RAVENHALL

WHO IS THE SCRIBBLER?

MANAGING DIRECTOR GAMEFACE

MPFNL NETBALL OPERATIONS

AFLSE MEDIA AND COMMERCIAL

LANGWARRIN

MT ELIZA

MT ELIZA

MT ELIZA

FOOTBALL UNDER 19S RESERVES

LANGWARRIN

LANGWARRIN

LANGWARRIN

LANGWARRIN

SENIORS

FRANKSTON YCW

FRANKSTON YCW

DROMANA

DROMANA

FRANKSTON YCW

FRANKSTON YCW

FRANKSTON YCW

FRANKSTON YCW

NETBALL 17 & UNDER D GRADE

RED HILL

RED HILL

RED HILL

RED HILL

C GRADE

BONBEACH

BONBEACH

BONBEACH

FRANKSTON YCW

B GRADE

FRANKSTON YCW

FRANKSTON YCW

FRANKSTON YCW

FRANKSTON YCW

A GRADE

LANGWARRIN

SORRENTO

SORRENTO

LANGWARRIN

GRAND FINAL PREVIEW DIVISION ONE

DROMANA v FRANKSTON YCW The only question remains how Dromana will cope 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2022.

against the in-form YCW forward line consisting of goal kickers at every turn. The aforementioned Patullo along

Frankston YCW have won 8 flags since 2010. They have

with Brenton Lambert, Matt La Fontaine and Matt

also appeared in 8 Grand Finals, a perfect record. Will

Troutbeck are all capable of kicking a bag and will be a

Paul Goonan’s men make it 9 from 9 on Sunday or will

handful for Dromana’s back six.

Dromana be the first team to deliver YCW a Grand Final loss since 2007. From the very early stages of the 2023

Dromana’s defense held up the last time these two sides

Season, it was clear that Dromana & Frankston YCW

met and they will need to be at their best once again if

were the two standout clubs on the Peninsula and a

Dromana is to walk away with their 7th Senior

matchup in this year’s decider was how it was always

Premiership and their 3rd in the past 5 years.

meant to finish.

Or will it be Frankston YCW who will reign supreme once Forward Josh Patullo was the match winner for YCW as

more in 2023 as one of the Peninsula's most successful

he slotted home 8 majors in the Stonecats 10-point

sides looks to add another piece of silverware to their

victory over Mt. Eliza in last week's Preliminary Final. The

already stacked trophy shelf?

Redlegs had no answer for the tall forward as he and fellow Stonecats Bailey Fry, Matt La Fontaine and Max Gregory starred last week in front of a big crowd. YCW will be looking to go back-to-back after their Premiership triumph last year and with a strong back half of year look like the only team that can stop this strong Dromana line-up. Dromana bested YCW by 1 point and 4 points in the Home & Away season before comfortably beating the reigning premiers two weeks ago.

Dromana have had a season to remember as they finished the year with a 17-1 record to sit atop the Division One Ladder. A victory over YCW in the 2nd Semi Final mean the Tigers are the team to beat heading into this one and with recent Premiership success in both 2018 & 2019 the Tigers are no strangers to the big dance.

Dromana’s midfield has been far and away the best in the competition in 2023, with the starting midfield of the Division One Team of Year consisting of 3 Dromana players in Billy Geurts, Billy Quigley & Jake Aarts.

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE SENIOR FOOTBALL

DROMANA FNC Congratulations to the Seniors for making it to the last

To our Sponsors a Big Thank You for your Generosity and

game

your support, I know I have commented many times

in

September,

and

also

to

both

of

the

Development sides on making it to the finals as well.

before on how fortunate we are to have you get behind the Club year after year.

Well done to Jake Aarts on winning the League Best & Fairest, and to Sam Fowler finishing as runner up.

A special thanks to the Dromana Coterie Group who have been a great support, not only the Senior Football

To Matt Price on being selected as Coach of the Team of

Netball Club but to the Junior Football Netball Club and

the year, players who also made team of the year include

the Dromana Cricket Club, your contribution continues

Jake Aarts, Sam Fowler, Billy Geurts, Dean Waugh and

to be appreciated.

Billy Quigley who was also named as Captain.

I would also like to thank my fellow Board Members for Congratulations to Jaymie Lilley for winning the League

their support and their commitment to this great Club

Best & Fairest for C Grade Netball.

for those staying on and any new members, I look forward to working with you again next year. I would also

To the Netball Players across all Grades thank you for

like to thank my wife and all Partners of my fellow Board

your effort this year, I am sure we will see bigger & better

Members, Players, Coaches and volunteers for your

things from you next season.

support of us throughout the year.

I would like to congratulate all our Coaching staff both

Mark Crawshaw

for Football & Netball on the magnificent job they have

President, Dromana FNC

done again this year.

To all the players, I would like to thank you for your commitment to the Club over the past 12 months, especially those players who are married with young families.

To our loyal band of Volunteers, thank you once again for your continued support of the Club. As you know from previous reports, I have the utmost respect and appreciation for you all.

CLUB LEGEND PRESENTING THE PREMIERSHIP CUP

Legend of the Dromana FNC

RIKKI JOHNSTON Rikki has left an indelible mark at Dromana as a player and premiership coach; and will always be remembered for his prowess on the ground, selfless endeavours to strengthen Dromana FNC , his guidance and inspiration of young players and , of course, his friendly and earnest interaction with all he encountered.

Growing up, he played a little junior football, however his two main sports were Baseball and Athletics. It was in 1998 (aged 16) he travelled to USA to start a career in professional Baseball and enjoyed 6 years with the Detroit Tigers and one with the Colorado Rockies.

During his 14 years at Dromana from 2004-2019 He came to Dromana in 2004 with his brother and a few

4 times DFC Best & Fairest.

mates to play football. At 6’3” he was a handy Centre

5 times ‘Players Player’ trophy winner.

Half Forward / Back. In 2013 Rikki was the captain of the

2 times Leading Club Goal Kicker.

DFNC premiership team which defeated Sorrento at

Captain of the Dromana Team of the Decade for two

Frankston Park; and he regards that victory as one of

decades.

the highlights of his football career. In 2014 and 2015,

Captain of the Dromana Team of the Era.

Rikki played football at Langwarrin FNC; but he returned

MPNFL League Best & Fairest in 2012.

to the Tigers, as the senior coach, in 2016. He then spent

9 times MPNFL Team of the Year

the next four seasons rebuilding the team; developing

7 times MPNFL representative including twice as

the youngsters who had tasted success in 2013 and the

captain.

U18’s (2015), gaining success in 2018 in the new Division 2,

Victorian Country Rep (Vice Captain )

and then (remarkably, some may say) in 2019 in Division 1

Nominated for MPNFL Coach of the Year

by again defeating Sorrento.

DROMANA FNC TEAM LIST

SENIOR COACH CAPTAIN

No.

MATT PRICE BILL QUIGLEY

PLAYER

No.

PLAYER

1

BILLY GEURTS

31

RILEY DAVIS

2

JON RISTROM

32

ADAM HARRIS

3

JAKE AARTS

33

MITCHELL HEGGEN

4

REECE WILDE

34

SAMUEL CASHIN

5

ZAC MUSCHIALLI

35

DEAN WAUGH

6

RORY GREGG

36

BRODY SWEETNAM

7

JAI TAYLOR

37

JACK AUSTIN

8

MATT LEE

38

ETHAN JOHNSTONE

9

JORDAN ANDREWS

39

LIAM TREW

10

DANIEL GORMLEY

40

ZAC STELLING

11

SAM FOWLER

41

TAYLOR DAVIDSON

12

NICK COLLIER

42

TIMOTHY MC DONALD

13

SAM FLETCHER

43

KANE GIPP

14

SIMON ANDERSON

46

CALLUM HACKING

15

LUKE OBORN

47

KURTIS CAMERON

16

JAYDEN TOOTH

48

THOMAS CARTER

17

BEN TOOVEY

49

JORDAN HEAP

18

AYDN MUSGRAVE

50

AYDEN NOONAN

19

DANIEL MARCHESANI

51

CALLUM TERNEY

20

HARRISON MCKENZIE

52

TIMOTHY STEPANAVICIUS

21

SAM GEURTS

53

DYLAN MUNSON

22

JOSH GEURTS

54

RILEY MCKENZIE

23

JACK GIPP

55

JACKSON EGAN

24

BILLY QUIGLEY

56

KYLE HEAP

25

ROHAN BLEEKER

57

DANIEL REYNOLDS

26

CONNOR WALLACE

58

MITCHELL MUSTICONE

27

TERRY WHEELER

59

NICHOLAS BENDER

28

TATE DENNIS

29

JACK SLATTERY

30

MADISON ANDREWS

DROMANA FNC THE. ONES TO WATCH

#1 BILLY GEURTS Billy Geurts is the dominant ruckman in the MPFNL and had yet another stellar season in 2023. Geurts is not only a handful at centre bounces as he dominates around the ground, averaging almost 30 disposals a game.

Geurts was named Best on Ground in the 2019 Grand Final against Sorrento and will be looking to repeat those efforts on Sunday. #3 JAKE AARTS Aarts can cap off what has been an almost perfect season in his return to community football. Aarts was named the Coaches MVP of Division One last week whilst also taking home the E.V. Shade Medal as the League's Best & Fairest, winning by 9 votes. A lot of attention will be given to Aarts on Sunday, good luck to whoever lines up alongside him. #7 JAI TAYLOR Taylor might be the quickest player in all of Division One and has been a crucial part of Dromana’s success in 2023. A rebounding half back, Taylor is ultra attacking coming out of defense and can be damaging by his foot skills or by his sheer pace. One to keep an eye on. #11 SAM FOWLER Fowler has been a star for Dromana in 2023 since returning to the Tigers after a stint at VFL level. Fowler was the Tigers leading goalkicker in 2023 playing mostly from the midfield and has elevated himself to the elite of Division One with a 2nd place finish in this years League Best & Fairest count. A crowd favourite, watch for Fowler to light up Kinetic Stadium on Sunday afternoon. #24 BILLY QUIGLEY Quigley is the leader of this Dromana side and few players are more respected than the Dromana skipper.

Quigley was named by his peers as the Captain of the Division One Team of the Year and has had another stellar season, averaging over 30 disposals a game in 2023. Quigley is the heartbeat of this Dromana side and will have a big influence on the result of this one.

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE SENIOR FOOTBALL

FRANKSTON YCW FNC Firstly, Congratulations to all teams and Club who have made Grand Finals this weekend, great to see 7 clubs represented across the different grades this year, a true testament to the competitive league we are privileged to be apart of. Also, Congratulations to all the Div 2 Premiership winners and contenders last weekend, an amazing achievement to top off the season and we look forward to welcoming Mornington to Div 1 next season!

To Haydn O’Connor, Sam Downie and the entire team at AFLSE thank you for guidance, patience and commitment to our league.You are all only a phone call away and go above and beyond for our league, we truly appreciate the work you all do! To Graham Sherry and the MPFNL Board, thank you for your commitment to ensuring our league continues to thrive and grow. We are looking forward to seeing what lies ahead for 2024!

We are privileged to have such wonderful and loyal partners who work with us to deliver our football and netball programs, your support is unwavering, and we cannot thank you enough for your partnership throughout season 2023. I’d also like to take this opportunity to thank Ben Dahlstrom (BRD Electrical) and Wayne Capp (Priority One) for their and their family’s commitment and contribution to our club over the many years of support, you have been amazing supporters of our club and we hope we can salute for all our partners this weekend!

The Grand Final is a reminder that with determination, teamwork, and unwavering commitment, we can achieve greatness. Our playing group and coaching teams are not just competitors; they are the embodiment of the values that make our club who we are —family, perseverance, discipline, and the pursuit of excellence.

The Grand Final is a culmination of countless hours reviewing, previewing, planning and strategising from our coaching groups, countless hours of training, one percenters, recovery, setbacks and sacrifices of our playing groups and it is a reminder it is not just about the players on the field. It is about all of you, the Stonecat Family, who have supported our teams through thick and thin.

Your dedication and passion is the lifeblood of our club, it is what pushes us to succeed. It is your cheers, your tears (Lizzie), and your unwavering support that make our club what it is. So, thank you for being the heart and soul of our community and our success.

To our support teams, Midge, Rom, Rob and everyone who has played a role throughout the season to get our playing group on the track, your knowledge, experience and passion is something we treasure, and we are so thankful for the hours you dedicate to our playing groups.

To the Virtus Performance team, thank you for expertise and support throughout the year and for opening your studio, going above and beyond for our playing groups to ensure we tick every box we can to be in our best shape possible.

To our coaching teams and our incredible leaders Gooch and Shae, what humans you are! We couldn’t ask for two better leaders, who give up so much time, and grey hairs to ensure our playing groups leave no stone unturned and have the best possible program to succeed! To our coaching teams on show this week Gooch and his squad, Jano, Kez, Lis and Laura – good luck, let’s do this!

Good Luck to all teams competing this weekend, to our Stonecats and Kittens your time is now, you’ve done the work and you are here at the final weekend of the year.

No matter what happens I am extremely proud of you all and cannot wait to see you in action on the court and field! Meow meow..

Finally to my committee, I am sure everyone says this but we truly have one of the best teams in the business. Your commitment and support of not only our club but for me this season has been out of this world, and I am truly appreciative of the countless hours phone calls, laughs and good times we share as a group!

Good luck all, Go Stonecats Lou President, Frankston YCW FNC

CLUB LEGEND PRESENTING THE PREMIERSHIP CUP

Legend of the Frankston YCW FNC

MIDGE ROSETTO Midge, is the icon of Frankston YCW FNC, a true legend in every sense of the word and a custodian that goes above and beyond for our club and one of the most loyal servants you could find.

Midge, first played senior football in 1971, playing over 300 games for our club with 102 1st XVIII and 214 Reserve grade games.

His accolades consist of, 4 times Reserves Club B & F, 3 times Reserves league B & F, 2 times Club reserves leading goal kicker. Reserves and Junior coach & runnerand for the past 25 years had been our senior trainer, ensuring our players are well hydrated, well sugared, and most all in the best hands possible.

He is one of the first faces you see on a Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ensuring the rooms are ready for our teams to arrive, the strappings in place and the beers are cold.

Midge, was awarded Life membership in 1987 and have been awarded Best Club Person award in 1984, an award he could have received on a multitude of occasions.

Midge is the Ridgey Didge and it would give us great honour to see him present a Premiership Cup!

FRANKSTON YCW FNC TEAM LIST

SENIOR COACH CAPTAIN No.

PAUL GOONAN KEV LYLAK & BLAKE MULLANE PLAYER

No.

PLAYER

1

MAX GREGORY

33

PATRICK JOHNSTONE

2

BYRON BARRY

34

JACK BUTLAND

3

BLAKE MULLANE

35

RILEY JURSA

4

LACHIE WALLACE

36

CALEB DOUGLAS

5

MACKENNA HURA

37

ZACH BARRETT

6

OWEN VINE

38

SAM BLACK

7

CHRISTIAN TSIAMPAS

39

LIAM JURSA

8

LUCA GOONAN

40

ROAN STEELE

9

BASSIROU FAYE

41

ELI OWEN

10

JIMMY CAHILL

42

JACK MATTHEWS

11

HEATH BIDGOOD

43

JOSH BLACK

12

MATT LAFONTAINE

44

HARRY LANE

13

NED CAHILL

45

OSCAR BERRYMAN

14

KEVIN LYLAK

47

ISAAC GOONAN

15

LANE MEYER

48

KAIYA DEAS

16

JAKE MILWARD

49

LOCHIE ROACH

17

LACHLAN STREET

51

JANN KOLOKITHAS

18

BJ CREDLIN

52

TORIN BAN

20

DARCY MURR

53

BRENTON LAMBERT

21

ETHAN STANLEY

56

SHEM BARRY

22

BAILEY ANGWIN

57

KYLE MUNNIKUIS

23

LACHLAN BRYCE

58

TOBY DI LORIO

24

MATT TROUTBECK

59

JACK GREENWOOD

25

LUKE PAYNTER

60

YIANN MARANDOS

26

JOSH BUTLAND

64

CAL GREGORY

27

KYLE HUTCHISON

66

JOSH O'TOOLE

28

MATT JACKSON

68

WILL ROLLO

29

ZEB QUICK

69

TOM HORSWOOD

30

BAILEY FRY

70

PETER FALZON

31

JOSH PATULLO

73

SAM FULTON

32

MICHAEL CHAPLIN

FRANKSTON YCW FNC THE ONES TO WATCH #3 BLAKE MULLANE Mullane has been YCW’s most prolific midfielder in 2023, leading his side in disposals and clearances as well as being named in the Division One Team of The Year.

Mullane is the heart of YCW’s midfield engine room and will need to be at his best if the Stonecats are to go back-to-back on Sunday. #12 MATT LA FONTAINE La Fontaine has come a long way from the 16-year-old who made his debut in the middle of perhaps Frankston YCW most successful period. La Fontaine has been one of YC’s most important players in 2023 playing up forward and through the middle and was unlucky not to be recognised at the MPFNL Awards Night last week.

Laffa has serious x-factor and can win a game off his own boot. #18 BRENTON CREDLIN Credlin is no stranger to the big stage and enters this clash with plenty of Grand Final experience. Named to back-to-back Team of the Year’s last week, Credlin is among the best defenders the MPFNL has to offer.

Watch for Credlin to line up alongside Dromana spearhead Jordy Andrews in one of the must watch oneon-ones this Sunday. #31 JOSH PATULLO Patullo is perhaps the best forward in the MPFNL. The VFL-listed forward was Division One’s leading goalkicker for 2023 and was named in the Divison One Team of the Year at full forward. Patullo is coming off an 8-goal masterclass against Mt. Eliza last week and a lot of YCW’s success on Sunday will rely on the form of their spearhead. Watch for Luke Oborn to line up alongside Patullo and if he can keep Patullo quiet it will go a long way to securing Dromana their 3rd flag in 5 years. #53 BRENTON LAMBERT Lambert has been Paul Goonan’s Mr. Fix-It for much of the 2023 Season, with the athletic Lambert being deployed in a variety of positions throughout the year.

Lambert plays through the middle, up forward and also pinch hits in the ruck for YCW and is in some stellar form. Lambert finished in the Top 10 of the League & Best Fairest and loves the big stage being named the Best Afield in Frankston YCW’s Grand Final triumph over Bonbeach last season.

GRAND FINAL PREVIEW DIVISION ONE RESERVES

UNDER 19'S

RED HILL vs LANGWARRIN

MT ELIZA vs LANGWARRIN

Langwarrin were far too good for the competition in

Mt. Eliza have been the team to beat since day one in

Division Two in recent years and are coming off back-to-

2023 and have steamrolled every side they have come up

back Reserve's Premiership's in the MPFNL's second tier.

against this season. A 14-0 record and a commanding

Red Hill finished the year atop the Division One Reserves

win over Langwarrin in the first final has the Redlegs in

Ladder and will be looking to be the ones to stop

the box seat to claim the U19s Division One Premiership.

Langwarrin achieving a three-peat in the Reserves Grade on Sunday.

Fletcher Bayne has been one of the dominant midfielders in the U19s competition in 2023 and managed to claim

Red Hill have beaten Langwarrin on both occasions the

the League Best & Fairest medal despite only playing 6

two sides have met in 2023 including a big win on

Home & Away Games this year. Bayne alongside Will

Langwarrin's home deck to finish off the Home & Away

Taylor, Lachlan Tracy and League Leading Goalkicker

Season. Logan Sandford was the leading goalkicker of

Robert Elliott will look to lead from the front as they look

the Home & Away Season in the Reserves whilst

set to complete a perfect 16-0 season.

midfielder Simon Allsop took home the League Best & Fairest Medal. Allsop & Sandford and the ones to watch

Although they might be the underdogs heading into this

for the Hillmen as they look to bring some silverware

clash, Langwarrin have match winners all over the field as

back up the mountain.

they look to play spoilers to Mt. Eliza's Premiership party.

Harry Marks played the majority of the season in the

Langwarrin have had an up and down 2023 but have

seniors and is as good as they come in the Under 19s

found their form to reach the big dance. The boys from

competition. Blake Pullen & Ben Charles are also big

Lloyd Park have had to go the long way around to make

inclusions for Langy and were both a part of Langwarrin's

it to the Grand Final after a loss to Mt. Eliza during the

all-conquering 2022 Senior Premiership Side and bring

first week of finals. Subsequent wins over Pines & Mt.

with them some big-game experience heading into this

Eliza has the Roos humming as they look to win their 3rd

clash.

Flag in a row in the reserve's grade. Watch for livewire small forward Josh Dormer to have a big say in this one, is a match-winner and has plenty of tricks up his sleeve.

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RED HILL FNC TEAM LIST RESERVES COACH ANDREW MOCK BILLY SANDERS CAPTAIN No.

PLAYER

7

MATT RAVENALL

10

MILES GOUDERJAAN

20

TORREN POWELL

24

LUKE MARCHESANI

27

JAMES GREENWOOD

30

SIMON ALLSOP

32

BAILEY SQUIRE

36

LOGAN SANDFORD

37

JOEL IVANOVIC

38

HUGH CAMPBELL

41

PATRICK MACDONALD

42

BILLY SANDERS (C)

47

CONNOR EARDLEY

48

BAYLEY COLE

50

BEN DAVYS

54

TYNAN BRESSAN

56

NOAH PRABOWO

59

BEN WILLIAMS

60

TAJ HOPGOOD

71

COOPER SQUIRE

77

MITCHELL BELL

80

THOMAS LEWIS

96

JAMES GEBERT

98

KADE MORGAN

99

FYNN ACKERLEY HUGH CAMPBELL JAMES GERBERT SCOTT PANNAONZIO JAMES GREENWOOD NICK WILLIAMS KYAH RICHARDS SALWYN FARRELL WILLIAM WALKER JOEL MCGILL

LANGWARRIN FNC TEAM LIST RESERVES COACH CAPTAIN No.

BRETT MILLS & HAYDEN MITCHELL JASON CURRY & ANDREW TAYLOR

PLAYER

5

JOSH DORMER

6

ANDREW TAYLOR

7

CHARLIE MEGGS

12

RILEY UPTON

14

ASHLEY FENECH

17

DANIEL OTTO

18

ZAC TIBBALLS

24

TOM SULLIVAN

26

JASON CURRY

30

TRISTAN RENDELL

34

KYLE BUSUTTIL-INGLIS

36

MATTHEW NAUGHTON

37

TOM BRANCH

39

JAMES LONGLEY

40

SHANE PATERSON

41

FLYNN KELLY

42

CODY HOWARD

44

LEVI SOLE

46

ANTHONY O'ROURKE

48

NATHAN CANN

49

DILLON HOWARD

52

ANDREW JOHNSON

53

JACKSON GALBRAITH

54

ADAM EGGLESTON

55

LEVI HUGHES

56

JACK ORCHARD

57

SAM VAN BRUMMELEN

58

ETHAN BATH

59

ARCHER BLUHM

60

LOGAN EDWARDS

MT ELIZA FNC TEAM LIST UNDER 19S COACH CAPTAIN

CAMPBELL ROSS FLETCHER BAYNE

No.

PLAYER

No.

1

JASPER NEWSTEAD

28

SAMUEL EDE

2

LEON BRANCATISANO

29

MITCH ARNOTT

3

ZIGGY TOLEDO

30

JESSE ILSLEY

4

LACHLAN TRACY

31

ARCHER MURRAY

32

LINTON LAWN WILLIAM LAMBERT

5

LUKE BYRNE

6

WILLIAM HODDER

PLAYER

7

FLETCHER BAYNE

33

8

ARCHIE STRINGER

34

REAGAN MOREL

9

SEBASTION FRANCIS

35

WILL TAYLOR

10

ANGUS ROSS

36

MATT ALLEN

11

BILLY TAYLOR

38

JUDE MORLEY

14

OWEN WILLIAMS

38

SAM METE

15

LUKE HANSON

40

CALLUM RADINGS

16

ARCHIBALD SIMMONS

42

JACK NEWGREEN

17

MITCHELL SMITH

18

JESSE WILLIAMS

43

RILEY LOVICK

20 WILLIAM DEUTSHER

44

FINN EMILE-BRENNAN

21

COLE SPACKMAN

44

HUDSON RIGG

22 JAMES BADENHOP

45

HUGH MCHENRY

23 JAKE MONES

46

MAX MCKAY

47

AIDEN DARMAKIS

49

JOSHUA SMITH

25 DARCY JONES 26 ROBERT ELLIOTT 27 FINN O'NEILL

LANGWARRIN FNC TEAM LIST UNDER 19'S COACH MICHAEL HARE CAPTAIN ETHAN KOLB No.

UNDER 19

1

BEN GLASSENBURY

2

FLYNN BARTLETT

3

TYLER BEARD

4

HAYDEN BRITTAIN

5

BRODIE CARPENTER

6

HARRY MARKS

7

ETHAN KOLB

8

HARLEY STOREN

9

JAI BOALER

10

HARRISON TULLY

11

JAYMON JEWISS

12

HARRY KRAJNYK

13

JOEL MCCRONAN

14

RILEY STAGGARD

15

JAYMON JEWISS

16

LUKE STYLES

17

JAKE CHARLTON

18

BRODIE TIBBALLS

19

JED FOULDS

20

MICHAEL MULLINS

21

TRENT HUGHES

22

CONNER L'HUILLIER

23

RAMAN GAKHAL

24

COOPER DOWNIE

27

CHAD WALKER

34

MAX POULIOS

38

BEN CHARLES

47

BLAKE PULLEN JOEL MCCROHAN KYLAN MITCHELL CHAD BERTRAND CHARLIE CATER

UMPIRING FOOTBALL SENIORS

RESERVES

U19'S

FIELD

S.DUEWEL

J. COLOE

Z. KLAN

FIELD

J. STANNAGE

E. DE VRIES

T. MURPHY

FIELD

R. TAIG

T. MILLIGAN

M. SHAW

EMERG: FIELD

J. HANNAH

BOUNDARY

L. WALLEY

P. WHEELER

R. MAXWELL

BOUNDARY

W. MERRICK

J. RUSSO

N. DAVIDSON

BOUNDARY

H. SHILLITO

A. DUYVESTYN

H. SPENCER

GOAL

J. RICHARDSON

A. GATHERCOLE

D. TAYLOR

GOAL

G. DAVEY

R. PORTER

S. GATHERCOLE

EMERG: GOAL

T. BELLCHAMBERS

DIVISION ONE - SENIOR MATCH APPOINTMENTS FIELD UMPIRES

JYE STANNAGE

RICK TAIG

SAM DUEWEL

WILL MERRICK

HAYDEN SHILLITO

BOUNDARY UMPIRES

LUKE WALLEY

GOAL UMPIRES

JAMES RICHARDSON

GLENN DAVEY

UMPIRING FOOTBALL On behalf of the AFL South East Umpiring Department, we congratulate all the umpires who have been rewarded for their seasons by being appointed to the 2023 Finals Series, culminating in the best of the best being selected for the 2023 MPFNL Division 1 Grand Finals.

From the appointment of our Head Coaches in Russell Davidson, Adam Holland & Dean Jones in late 2022 and early 2023, over 550 umpires have donned the lime green and been an integral part of our community. To all of you that have been a played your part in officiating across our 5 competitions, we thank you for your efforts.

I thank all our coaches and support staff for their continued commitment not only on weekends but in the many hours reviewing, coaching and being a resource for our umpires to improve and grow as officials and as people holistically.

The selection of our Umpires today is dependent on many factors & criteria set out by our coaches. With a history deeply entrenched in the MPFNL today is the pinnacle of AFL South East Umpiring to be rewarded for a complete season of excellent matches. These consist of decision making, work rate, teamwork and adhering to the Umpiring Game Plan that has been broadcast every week across all 3 disciplines.

We thank the Southern Umpires Association, led by James Richardson and their committee for their support of umpiring, and their role in being the support network and social conduit for all Umpires, and we congratulate the umpires selected today who are SUA Members.

To all the staff from AFL South East, I thank you for your support since my appointment in June 2023 & I extend that thanks to all within the football community for their support of umpiring. It has seen a growth of over 20% in Umpire numbers this season, and we will look to grow further in the future.

Dean Armstrong Umpire Operations Coordinator – AFL South East

A MESSAGE FROM SOUTHERN UMPIRES ASSOCIATION September… what a time of the year. The bright blue skies come out, the best players are out and our best umpires are out there on the park. All 26 officials across the three games today are well deserving of their appointments, just like players these appointments are reward for work on the field but their commitment to attending training on a Monday and Wednesday night during the season.

It's been a fantastic 2023 season, we welcomed a lot of new umpires across the Senior and Junior competitions all of whom had a fantastic year blowing the whistle or waving the flags. I want to thank all of you for your dedication and hard work that certainly does not go unnoticed. We hope you loved the year and look forward to seeing everyone in 2024 for another great year of football.

I want to make special mention celebrate this associations members who are the big stage at the higher levels who are the proof in the pudding that if you have dreams and goals in umpiring these are absolutely achievable and within your reach if you keep committing to your development, be coachable, take on feedback and support the umpiring family. 5 of our 6 currently listed AFL umpires umpiring in the finals in Hayden Gavine, Josh Furman, Chris Gordon, Dylan Benwell and Robert Findlay.

On behalf of the SUA board congratulations and we wish you the best for their appointments today,

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE FOOTBALL & NETBALL

LANGWARRIN FNC

A GRADE JAYDE ARON (COACH)

Another amazing year of football and netball. So proud to be a part of this club and community for another year.

JAYDE ARON SHAE GEE

Transitioning into division 1 was met with a little trepidation, but as the season progressed those fears abated. Whilst Injuries were taking a toll on our senior side the opportunity for our younger players to fill the void was a credit to them and the hard work by our coaches in the junior development space.

BROOKE KIELY

Not the success for our senior side we would have hoped but looking forward to what next year has in store. To have 4 netball and 2 football sides qualifying for finals this year is exceptional. A grade leading the field with a straight sets win and booking themselves in for a grand final berth for a second year running. B grade, U19s and reserves also winning preliminary finals last week to confirm 4 teams playing this weekend.

EBONY TAYLOR

Commiseration to U17 and C grade, great efforts on the court and hope to see you fighting it out again next year. To our supporters and visiting clubs thank you for your patience over the past two years whilst we await the completion of our new club rooms, very exciting times with the recommencement of construction this week and expected completion early next year. Of course all this does not happen without the generosity of our sponsors, dedication of volunteers and hard work from our committee who i applaud and thank for their support this year.

Adrian Peynenborg President - Langwarrin FNC

GEORGIA MILLS ELLA ROBERTON SARA TANNER

JAYDE TRAVERS EMILY ZEUSCHNER BRENNA LAMB DARCY LAMBERT TENILLE KIRK

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE NETBALL

SORRENTO FNC The Sharks are thrilled to have our A-Grade Netballers representing the club at this week's Grand-Final, as we chase our first ever A-Grade Premiership. A super effort last Sunday against a powerful YCW outfit saw the girls storm home with a blistering last quarter. It was exciting to watch.

Our netball group across all grades are a very energetic and vibrant bunch of girls, and this Grand Final appearance – win lose or draw, will be a great tonic and reward for the entire group – indeed the whole club. Of course, a Premiership would be awesome – but regardless of the result we couldn’t be prouder of our AGraders.

A GRADE REBECCA RISOL (COACH) REBECCA RISOL ALANA DE WOLDE MADISON GERLOFF TALIA ANDERSON DOMINIQUE TAYLOR BREE O'HEHIR TIARNE DAWSON MILLA MCLEAN SAACHI DONALD TIAHNEE FARRELL

Congratulations to all clubs who have made Grand Finals across the MPFNL – we look forward to a great weekend of local sport.

Of course, we wish our A-Graders all the best as they seek to make Shark History, and would like to thank the amazing band of volunteers and support staff who get our netballers across all grades onto the court each week. To our loyal supporters who turn up rain, hail or shine to cheer the girls on and of course our incredible sponsors.

Go Sharks!

David Caspar President - Sorrento FNC

ASHLEIGH NEWHAM

NETBALL PREVIEW DIVISION ONE - A GRADE NETBALL

LANGWARRIN v SORRENTO Langwarrin hesitantly waited for the results of the Preliminary Final against Frankston YCW and Sorrento on Saturday, and who they will battle for the 2023 Division One netball premiership.

YCW started the match well and looked like early contenders to make a grand final appearance for the second year in a row. Across the first three quarters, the teams could not be divided with a single goal to the advantage of YCW heading into the last 15 minutes, but Sorrento’s last quarter performance was nothing but brilliant to take the win by 7 goals, and put a scare through Langwarrin for the upcoming Grand Final.

The Sharks again looked seamless as a team particularly in the last quarter against YCW, who will be disappointed in their finals appearances as they were dominate for much of the 2023 season and looked like the team to beat.

Langwarrin and Sorrento faced each other in the Qualifying Final where the Roos had the close 3 goal win.

As both teams have been impressive during their own finals campaign, it would be a flip of the coin to pick a winner in the upcoming Grand Final at Jubilee Park. Milla Mclean was a standout performer for the Sharks, easily able to hit circle edge for an effortless release to the goalers. Jayde Travers will need to stop Mclean’s speed and drive through the middle and apply a full 60 minutes of pressure. The Roos Jayde Aron will have another tough matchup against GS Dom Taylor, needing to push Taylor to the top of the circle as her full control has been under post. Saachi Donald and Rebecca Risol have been one of the competitions best defensive duo but will be facing the leagues leading goal scorer and 2023 Best & Fairest winner to get the chance of being premiers for 2023.

Sorrento’s Alana de Wolde has watch much of the matches on the sidelines, wanting to part ways from the game on the biggest achievement that she has been searching for many years. Can her teammates have a repeat performance at their best, or will Langwarrin come out after their week off and control the game from the first whistle in their first season in Division One?

NETBALL GRAND FINALS DIVISION ONE - TEAM LISTS

17 & UNDER

D GRADE

8:50AM

10:00AM

FRANKSTON YCW FNC v BONBEACH FNC

RED HILL FNC v MT ELIZA FNC

17 & UNDER LISA VANDERMEER (COACH) ZARA DAY

17 & UNDER KIRSTEN O'CALLAGHAN (COACH)

KARINA HOLMES

D GRADE RENAE MOOREHEAD (COACH) ALANNAH BAKER

MYAH TREBILCOCK

HANNAH GOONAN

SAMMI SWIFT

SOPHIE FARISH

ALYS GRIFFITHS

IMMOGEN ANNESLEY

MIA BARRY

HAYLEY BARON

GEORGINA WIEBRECHT

TIAH MCVEAN

SOPHIE LEE-CONWAY

KYLIE JOHNSON

LUCY STEENHOLDT

OLIVIA ALLEN

TAYLA DAVIES

ALYSSA RATH

TESS SWANNIE

BEC HOADLEY

SASKIA KALKBRENNER

GABBY BENNET

D GRADE SAMMI SWIFT (COACH)

HAYLEY PARKER KENNEDY BOUNDY MACY HARDING MADELINE HARBOUR KEIVA KELL ELLA MICHIE (C) OLIVIA ALLEN MIA DAVIES MACKENZIE REIFFEL MOLLY POWER GRACE FRANGOS HOLLY WILLS MAYA RAMANATHAN LENI CRAWFORD BREE SMITH AMY PARK JESS RICHARDSON LAUREN HUTTON LILY BADLEY MOLLY FLANDERS ALEX VANDERMEER (C)

C GRADE

B GRADE

11:15AM

12:35PM

BONBEACH FNC v FRANKSTON YCW FNC

FRANKSTON YCW FNC v LANGWARRIN FNC

C GRADE

B GRADE

C GRADE

B GRADE

CLAIRE L'HUILLIER (COACH)

KERRI BESANKO (COACH)

LISA WADE (COACH)

ROB SIMPSON (COACH)

GRACE MCINERNEY

PAIGE SCHRAMM

LAUREN BRIGGS

MADI FULTON

REMI HYNES

RACHAEL CLEMENTS

ABBEY PATTERSON

KATE HOWELL

RUBY RENFREE

BRYLEE ZUN

JESS GORDON

SOPHIE KEON

SARAH GALES

ABBEY LAFONTAINE

ELLIE MCDONALD

TENILLE KIRK

NATASHA ROWE

RENEE LYLAK

STEPH PAHL (C)

BRENNA LAMB

PARIS FULLER

PAIGE RIZZO (C)

LISA WADE

DARCY LAMBERT

OLIVIA ROSS

KIANDRA WALLACE

ANA GIANNAKIS

CAITLYN OLIVER

ZOE SUMMERS

AMY PHILLIPS

STEPHANIE BOULTON (C)

TAYLAH SIMPSON

STEPHANIE COY

ZARA DAY

ABBEY LAFONTAINE

NICOLE TURNER

SARAH GRECH

ELLA MICHIE

ALEX VANDERMEER

LAUREN HUTTON

AMY PARK

2023 PREMIERS - DIVISION 2 NETBALL A GRADE PREMIERS SOMERVILLE FNC

SOMERVILLE v CHELSEA The competitions best teams for the 2023 season were Georgia Hernan struggled to assist Wilkinson under post placed in the Division Two Netball Grand Final, reigning as the Eagles Taylor Sharp and Ella Weaver had her premiers Somerville taking on Chelsea. The Seagulls were hidden in the second half. Isobelle Ross and competitions quickly eliminated from the finals series just 12 months MVP, Tadiwa Kahonde, did all they could to stop the prior, so their change in success has been credited to this passes reaching Ryde in the circle but a 30 goals domination by the leading goal scorer had the Eagles add side. another premiership to their name.

Chelsea have missed their starting C in Keighley Starrett over the last few weeks as she went down with a season- As 2023 Premiers and competitions best with just 1 loss in ending injury, and there were question marks if Olivia the last two season, what does this look like for the Eagles Wilkinson would return to play in the most important in 2024. Will the team stay together looking for a match of the year. With Wilkinson’s availability confirmed, consecutive premiership or are there other opportunities it was match of the two talls either end. The first half had available for players. Chelsea will no doubt be at the top the match level, with majority of the scoring conversions of Division Two next season and be premiership against Ryde and Wilkinson for their respective teams. contenders.

The Seagulls made changes to their midcourt to see if they can take control and have the match in their hands for the remaining 30 minutes. Whereas Somerville were confident in their lineup to be able to gain a lead to their advantage.

B GRADE PREMIERS CHELSEA FNC

D GRADE PREMIERS SOMERVILLE FNC

C GRADE PREMIERS SOMERVILLE FNC

17 & UNDER PREMIERS MORNINGTON FNC

2023 PREMIERS - DIVISION 2 FOOTBALL

SENIOR FOOTBALL MORNINGTON FNC

RESERVES FOOTBALL EDITHVALE ASPENDALE FNC

UNDER 19S FOOTBALL SEAFORD FNC

2023 MPFNL AWARDS DIVISION ONE AND TWO

FOOTBALL BEST & FAIREST AWARDS E.V Shade Medal

Division One Seniors

Jake Aarts

Dromana FNC

32 votes

Athol Davies Medal

Division One Reserves

Simon Allsop

Red Hill FNC

20 votes

Ken Lyons Medal

Division One Under 19s Fletcher Bayne

Mt Eliza FNC

13 votes

George Osborne Medal

Division Two Seniors

Howard Armstrong Medal Division Two Reserves Bill Bosse Medal

Joshua Newman Mornington FNC

24 votes

Ryan Smith

18 votes

Mornington FNC

Division Two Under 19s Jack Dickson

Edithvale-Aspendale FNC 16 votes

NETBALL BEST & FAIREST AWARDS Division One

A Grade

Ella Roberton

Langwarrin FNC

24 votes

Division One

B Grade

Lisa Wade

Frankston YCW

22 votes

Division One

C Grade

Jaymie Lilley

Dromana FNC

20 votes

Division One

C Grade

Brylee Zun

Frankston YCW

20 votes

Division One

D Grade

Chloe Arton

Frankston YCW FNC

18 votes

Division One

17 & Under

Tallara Phillips

Langwarrin FNC

33 votes

Division Two

A Grade

Tayla Sharp

Somerville FNC

23 votes

Division Two

B Grade

Sarah Hose

Tyabb FNC

33 votes

Division Two

C Grade

Lisa Carlton

Karingal FNC

25 votes

Division Two

C Grade

Summah Hinchcliffe Somerville FNC

25 votes

Division Two

D Grade

Joanna Hawley

Edithvale-Aspendale FNC

27 votes

Division Two

17 & Under

Charli Holcombe

Mornington FNC

33 votes

FOOTBALL MVP AWARDS Most Valuable Player

Division One

Seniors

Jake Aarts

Dromana FNC

9 votes

Most Valuable Player

Division One

Seniors

Sam Dunell

Bonbeach FNC

9 votes

Most Valuable Player

Division One

Seniors

Myles Poholke

Sorrento FNC

9 votes

Most Valuable Player

Division Two

Seniors

Jack Lonie

Seaford FNC

16 votes

NETBALL MVP AWARDS Most Valuable Player

Division One

A Grade

Karli Foster

Mt Eliza FNC

15 votes

Most Valuable Player

Division Two

A Grade

Tadiwa Kahonde

Chelsea FNC

14 votes

2023 MPFNL AWARDS DIVISION ONE AND TWO HOT SHOT AWARDS Division One

Seniors

Josh Patullo

Frankston YCW FNC

44 goals

Division One

Reserves

Logan Sandford

Red Hill FNC

43 goals

Division One

Under 19s

Robert Elliott

Mt Eliza FNC

45 goals

Division Two

Seniors

Jesse Davies

Chelsea FNC

60 goals

Division Two

Reserves

Brody Colquhoun-Matthews

Edithvale-Aspendale FNC

36 goals

Division Two

Under 19s

Mason Torrance

Seaford FNC

29 goals

SHARP SHOOTER AWARDS Division One

A Grade

Brooke Kiely

Langwarrin FNC

678 goals

Division One

B Grade

Lauren Briggs

Frankston YCW FNC

747 goals

Division One

C Grade

Grace McInerney

Bonbeach FNC

514 goals

Division One

D Grade

Karina Holmes

Red Hill FNC

353 goals

Division One

17 & Under

Zarah Carnie

Red Hill FNC

433 goals

Division Two

A Grade

Emma Ryde

Somerville FNC

860 goals

Division Two

B Grade

Zoe Ryde

Somerville FNC

561 goals

Division Two

C Grade

Summah Hinchcliffe

Somerville FNC

665 goals

Division Two

D Grade

Taylah Strange

Hastings FNC

663 goals

Division Two

17 & Under

Olivia Walker

Pearcedale FNC

345 goals

2023 MPFNL AWARDS DIVISION ONE AND TWO

Umpire of the Year Award

Sam Duewel

Umpire of the Year Award

Alessandra Tomaselli

Coach of the Year

Division One

Matthew Price

Dromana FNC

Coach of the Year

Division Two

Joshua Newman

Mornington FNC

Coach of the Year

Division One

Anna Mace

Frankston Bombers FNC

Coach of the Year

Division Two

Roger Palmer

Karingal FNC

Club Champion Award

Division One

Dromana FNC

Club Champion Award

Division Two

Mornington FNC

Club Champion Award

Division One

Frankston YCW

Club Champion Award

Division Two

Somerville FNC

Best Conducted Club Award

Red Hill FNC

Best Conducted Club Award

Crib Point FNC

Volunteer of the Year Award

Division One

Cam O'Neill

Frankston Bombers FNC

Volunteer of the Year Award

Division Two

Jeff Kilner

Edithvale-Aspendale FNC

SKINS 'Rising Star Award'

Cruiz West

Pearcedale FNC

SKINS 'Rising Star Award'

Charlotte Sengstock

Mornington FNC

TEAM OF THE YEAR FB

MID HB HB

MID

DANIEL

NICK

BRENTON

FRAMPTON

BOB GIROLAMI

CREDLIN

DEAN

GUY

SAM

WAUGH

HENDRY

DUNELL

NATHAN

ZACH

SHANE

SCAGLIARINI

ANDREWARTHA

SAVAGE

SAM

KHAN

MYLES

HF

FOWLER

HARETUKU

POHOLKE

FF

JARRAD

JOSH

LEIGH

GRANT

PATULLO

POHOLKE

BILLY

BILLY

JAKE

GEURTS

QUIGLEY (C)

AARTS

HF

FF

FOL

FOLL

INT

INT

COACH

ALEX

MITCH

RUSSELL

BLAKE

HARNETT

GENT

GABRIEL

MULLANE

MATTHEW

PRICE

Team of the Year GOAL SHOOTER Sam Silvester FRANKSTON YCW FNC

GOAL ATTACK Ella Roberton

WING ATTACK

LANGWARRIN FNC

Sarah Hogan FRANKSTON YCW FNC

CENTRE

COACH

Ashleigh Newham

Anna Mace FRANKSTON BOMBERS FNC

SORRENTO FNC

INTERCHANGE

WING DEFENCE GOAL DEFENCE

SHOOTER Brooke Kiely

Karli Foster

LANGWARRIN FNC

Ebony Taylor LANGWARRIN FNC

MT ELIZA FNC

CAPTAIN GOAL KEEPER Lyshae Barry FRANKSTON YCW FNC

MIDCOURT Brooke Cant FRANKSTON YCW FNC

DEFENCE Talia Anderson SORRENTO FNC

TEAM OF THE YEAR FB

MID HB HB

MID

COREY

HUGO

JAYDEN

BUCHAN

CLARKE

SULLIVAN

JAKE

MATTHEW

CLAYTON

FRAWLEY

DUSSIN

GAY

KAOLAN

JOSHUA

TOM

THORNTON

NEWMAN (C)

MURPHY

JOEL

LUKE

JACK

HF

HILLIS

DANIEL

LONIE

FF

MICHAEL

JESSE

TIM

MEEHAN

DAVIES

SUSOVICH

AGAPE

MASON

KURT

PATOLO

DE WIT

LOPO

HF

FF

FOL

FOLL

INT

INT

COACH

TODD

GARDINER

JOSHUA

NEWMAN

NICK

DARCY

LIAM

BATTLE

HOPE

TYRRELL

Team of the Year GOAL SHOOTER Emma Ryde SOMERVILLE FNC

GOAL ATTACK Jess Tetley

WING ATTACK

SEAFORD FNC

Charlize Buskermolen DEVON MEADOWS FNC

CENTRE

COACH

Keighley Starrett

Roger Palmer

CHELSEA FNC

KARINGAL FNC

CAPTAIN INTERCHANGE

WING DEFENCE GOAL DEFENCE

SHOOTER Olivia Wilkinson

Tadiwa Kahonde

CHELSEA FNC

Briana Pratt DEVON MEADOWS FNC

CHELSEA FNC

MIDCOURT Kate Oman GOAL KEEPER Steph McNay SEAFORD FNC

KARINGAL FNC

DEFENCE Tayla Sharp SOMERVILLE FNC