MPFNL Round 9 RECORD

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June3rd,2023

ROUND 9

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ROUND9PREVIEWS

BonbeachvsPines

Round 8 produced polar opposite results for Pines and Bonbeach. Bonbeach recorded their first win of the season as they held on to beat Sorrento in a dramatic game whilst Pines were blown away by a red-hot Frankston Bombers side.

Bonbeach’s first win of the season came on the back of a few key contributors in Mitch Gent, Jai Florent, Jett Peckett and Liam Hulett. Hulett in particular was impressive, with the versatile tall recording37hitouts,6clearancesand2goalsin a mammoth display to help the Sharks get over the line. Gent too was excellent, gathering 31 disposals, 9 clearances and kicking 2 goals in oneofhisbestgamesoftheseasonsofar.Trent Dennis-LaneisonePineswillneedtokeepaneye on, with the experienced forward not needing muchoftheballtomakeanimpact,hekicked5 last week and remains one of the most dangerousplayersinDivisionOne.

Pines ran into a unbeaten Dromana side and couldn’tkeepupwiththeTigersbreak-neckpace as they went down by 10 goals in a dirty day for thePhytons.Amidstdefeattherewerestilllotsof positives,asShaneSavage,NicBraundandMax Urwin all stood up and were named among the best afield for Pines in Round 8. Savage was the standout, with the ex-AFL star collecting 33 disposals, 5 clearances and a goal to lead from the front all day. Bonbeach will need to pay attention to Savage if they are to repeat last week’s efforts and record their second straight winonthetrot.

Mt.ElizavsFrankstonBombers

There is no love lost between these two sides, as theBomberswereresponsibleforeliminatingthe Redlegs from last season’s finals series. Both sideshavestartedtheyearoffstrongandsit3rd and4threspectivelyheadingintothisclash.The Bombers are coming off a win against Red Hill whilst Mt. Eliza are looking to rebound after comingupshortlastweektoFrankstonYCW.

The Bombers continue to find a way to get the job done as they sit 3rd on the ladder heading intothiscontest.HarryPriorassumedhisroleas the number one ruckman for the Bombers and recorded 37 hitouts and 10 clearances in a dominant display for the big man. Alex Harnett continued his standout year, with 29 disposals, 5 clearances and a goal in cap off a big day for thehardrunningmidfielder.

Despite losing to Frankston YCW last week, Mt. Eliza are still one of the in-form sides in Division One and with class across every line they will take some beating if the Bombers are to leave Emil Madsen Reserve with the 4 points. Midfield bull Will Bravo played perhaps his best game of the year for the Redlegs, recording 26 disposals and 11 clearances in a gallant display. Nathan Scagliarini, Sam Mourney and Finn EmileBrennan also played well and will be crucial again if Mt. Eliza are to topple this tough Bombersside.

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DromanavsSorrento

Sorrento’s good form over the past month came to a halt as they ran into a resurgent BonbeachsidewhichhaslefttheSorrasat4-4 heading into this contest, and they will forced to rebound from this loss quickly as they are tasked with taking on an unbeaten Dromana side who make short work of Pines in a commandingdisplay.

Dromana keep going from strength to strength on their way to recording their 8th straight victory against Pines last week. The usual suspects all played well, with the Tigers midfield unit of Billy Quigley, Jake Aarts and Billy Geurts combining for 95 disposals and 12 clearances to dominant the game for Dromana. Sam Geurts was perhaps the most impressive, with the inside midfield gathering 33possessions,10inside50sand3goalsinone of the best individual displays of the year so far.

For Sorrento Liam McKenna, Myles Poholke and Shannon Gladman continued their strong forminthemidfieldlastweekinatoughlossto Bonbeach. Forwards Leigh Poholke and Aaron Bremanweresuperbandcombinedfor8goals to give their side every chance of victory. A name to look out for this week is youngster Charlie Stokes, his ball-use and composure wereastandoutasareboundingdefenderlast week as he gives Sorrento a different dynamic comingoutofthebackhalfoftheground.

RosebudvsFrankstonYCW

DIVISION1

Frankston YCW are coming off a statement winagainstMt.Elizawhichshouldremindsides in Division One that any road to a 2023 Div 1 Premiership must go through Jubilee Park. Their opponents Rosebud also recorded a statement win, as they travelled to Lloyd Park and took care of Langwarrin in a tight contest which saw Rosebud’s young core rise to the occasion to secure the Buds their third win of theseason.

The Stonecats were firing on all cylinders this pastweekend,withtheYCWforwardshavinga day out against Mt. Eliza’s strong defensive unit. Matt La Fontaine, Josh Patullo and Christian Tsiampas combined for 12 goals as the Stonecats ran out 113-92 winners. YCW’s midfield duo of Blake Mullane and Brenton Lambert were influential last week and will cause Rosebud headaches if their form continuesintothisone.

Rosebud had a big win away from home as they toppled Langwarrin in a tough contest. MattandStephenCummingwerehugeforthe Buds as they overwhelmed Langwarrin with their size and tap work. Blake Kuipers was imposingupforwardandhisgoalsearlyinthe game were crucial to Rosebud securing the victory. Rosebud have proved with their wins over Langwarrin, Bonbeach and Red Hill that they are a dangerous side who can compete withanyoneontheirdayinDivisionOne.

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RedHillvsLangwarrin

Both Langwarrin and Red Hill are coming off losses in Round 8 and will be looking to climb their way up the Div 1 ladder as they sit 8th and 9th respectively coming into this encounter. Langwarrin were bested at home by Rosebud, whilstRedHillwentdownby14-pointstoastrong Bomberssideawayfromhome.

Chad Mulvouge starred for Langwarrin in their loss to Rosebud, with the VFL-listed midfielder gathering 30 possessions, 8 clearances and kicking 2 crucial goals in the last quarter to almost drag his side over the line. Zach Andrewartha also continued his stellar season alongside Josh Bateman, Joel Bateman and Tim McGennisswhoalsoimpressed.

ForRedHill,JoshClaytonwasastandout,asthe powerful midfielder put together a four-quarter performance on the way to gathering 33 disposalsand9clearancestoleadfromthefront for the Hillmen. Danny Allsop was another who was prolific with 31 disposals last week and has been one of the most consistent performers throughout the first 8 rounds of the season for Red Hill. Harry Wynn-Pope will be one to watch for Langwarrin, with the Roos struggling to curtailtheinfluenceofruckmeninrecentweeks, thismatchloomsasabigopportunityforWynnPopetoasserthisdominanceastheHillmenlook towintheir2ndgameoftheseason.

Predictions

Bonbeach

FrankstonBombers

Dromana

FrankstonYCW

RedHill

ROUND9PREVIEWS

CribPointvsChelsea

Crib Point were handed a dose of reality in the form of a 70-point drubbing by the hands of Edithvale-Aspendale in Round 8 as the Magpies had their wings clipped on a dirty day for the CribbyBoys.Chelseaontheotherhandiscoming off a win over Tyabb which has the Seagulls sitting 3rd on the ladder heading into this encounter.

Cribby will be out to make amends after a poor performance last week, and a win here will have to be on the back of consistent performers such as Cooper Wisken, Josh Le Grice and Warwick Miller who have been standouts for the Magpies through the first 8 rounds of the season. Liam Tyrrell is another player who continues to be a standout, with the intercepting defender being named in the best for Crib Point 6-times already thisseasonandiscomingoffa23disposaland9markperformancelastweek.Chelseawillneedto watch out for Tyrrell, as he has been the game breaker on a number of occasions already in season2023.

Chelsea took care of business in Round 8, easily accounting for Tyabb to have the Seagulls sit 3rd headingintothisclash.MatthewDussincontinues to shine in his first season with the club, with the big-man’s versatility crucial to Chelsea’s success. Playing in the ruck and defense, Dussin had 6 intercept marks last week to help lead his side to the4points,andalongsidefellowdefendersZane Carter and Lexian Xiberras form one of the best defensiveunitsinDivisionTwo.

TyabbvsEdithvale-Aspendale

The Eagles piled on 19 goals to beat Crib Point by 70 points last week, Michael Meehan’s 8 goals and Bradley Tagg’s 4 were simply too much for Cribby to handle as Edi recorded a big win in Round 8. Edi-Asp had over 100 hitouts last week as their ruck dominance continues to be a key factor in their fortunes thus far in season 2023, midfielder Steve Mannix & Kurt Lo Po have been the major beneficiaries of this dominance with both midfieldersinhotrunsofform.

Tyabb’spoorrunofformcontinuedinRound8 as the Yabbies went down to Chelsea by 5 goals in a tough outing. Tyabb’s experienced core of Sam Fox, Corey Buchan, Jake Greeley andEthanRahillystoodupinthelossandlook to be the likely types to lead the Yabbies to their next victory. Edi-Asp will need watch out for some of Tyabb’s dangerous forwards, with JakeAndersonandKyleHurlstonenotneeding much of the ball to take the game away from theopposition.

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SomervillevsMornington

Both sides are coming off big wins against Hastings and Seaford respectively and with either side sitting 2nd and 4th heading into this clash, we may be seeing a glimpse of a potentialfinalsclashlatterintheseason.

Mornington sit 2nd on the ladder heading into this clash with Somerville and remain one of the teams to beat in 2023. Mornington’s forwards were dominant in Round 8, with Jackson Calder, Matthew North and Tim Susovich combining for 15 goals to take the game away from Seaford. Somerville’s strong defensive unit will need to pay close attention to these forwards if they wish to stop the Bulldogstrainrollingon.

For Somerville, Mason De Wit, Lachie Williams andTomMurphywereinfluentialyetagainlast week,asthetriocontinuetoshowwhytheyare considered three of the best players in all of Division Two. Youngster Pax Sheffield-Gunn played well last week, slotting home 3 goals to put his hand up in the absence of tall-forward LachlanSharpinSomerville’sforward-line.

DIVISION2

PearcedalevsHastings

Despite a loss in Round 8, Pearcedale remain one of the most dangerous sides in Div 2 and have proven through the first 8 rounds of the season that they can beat any side on their day. Hastings are another side who failed to win in Round 8, but with some strong performances throughout the past month this clashbetween6thand9thontheDiv2Ladder issettobearipperasbothteamslooktoadd another4pointstotheirseasontallies.

Kaolan Thornton continued his good form, as the midfielder recorded 29 disposals and 12 clearancesforPearcedaleandlooksprimedto beonetowatchinthisencounter.MitchDavis andCruizWestbothslottedhome2goalslast weekandhavebecomequiteadynamicduoin the absence of Luke Daniel in the Dales forwardlineandwillonesHastingswillhaveto keepaneyeon.

ClaytonGay’semergencethroughoutthepast monthintooneofthebestballusersinDivision Two has not gone unnoticed, and is a major weapon for Hastings coming out of their defensive 50. 2022 Division Two MVP Jake Hewitt had a big game last week against Somerville, recording 32 disposals, 8 clearances and 6 inside 50s to lead from the front for the Blues. Pearcedale will have to watchoutforRhysWilkinsonwhocontinuesto hit the scoreboard week after week, with the crafty forward slotting home 3 goals last week to take his season total to 15, tied with Luke Hewittforthemostin2023forHastings.

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DevonMeadowsvsSeaford

Seaford fought hard last week but ultimately came up short against Mornington in a tough clash and will be looking to make amends as the Tigers head to Glover Reserve to tackle a formidable Devon Meadows side. This Devon side is coming off a huge win against Rye in which some of its key players have started to hit some serious form in what looms to be a sign of what’s to come for the rest of the season.

Round 8 was the Paddy Ryder show for the Panthers, as the ex-AFL star kicked 10 goals and completely dominated as Devon sounded a warning shot to the rest of Division Two last week. On the back of terrific ball-use from the midfield, Devon Meadows will be almost unbeatable if Ryder plays like this every week. Jamie Plumridge, Patrick Sinnema, Ty Kirwood and Ryan Koo also impressed as this young Devon Meadows core begins to really emerge asoneofthestrongestinDivision2.

ForSeaford,itwastheusualnameswhostood up against Mornington last week, with Ryan Jacobs, Damien Rayson and Mitch Mathie all continuing their strong runs of form for the Tigers. Jack Lonie was the star of the show however,withtheex-St.Kildastarcomingoffa 27 disposal and 6 goal game against Mornington in which he almost dragged his side across the line. Devon will need to may closeattentiontoLonie,asheisoneoftheinform players in Division Two and can be a matchwinneronhisday.

KaringalvsRye

DIVISION2

Inaclashbetween1stand12ththisloomsasa dangergameforKaringalasthisRyesidehave proveninrecentweeksthatonetheirdaythey can challenge any side in Division Two. The Bullsareinsomegoodformhowever,andwith awinagainstPearcedalelastweektheywillbe looking to extend their advantage on top of theDiv2ladder.

Campbell Robbins and Louis Barbour combinedfor52disposalsfortheDemonslast week and have been consistently among the best afield for Rye throughout the first 8 rounds of the season. Billy Hartung also produced his best game of the year last week as he gathered 30 disposals and 6 marks and ran hard all day. Karingal’s league-best defense will have to be at their best to stop Andrew Dean who kicked another 5 goals last weekandshowsnosignsofslowingdown.

Karingal continue their winning ways as they enter this game unbeaten, stopping unchallenged atop the Division 2 Ladder. Tom Currenwassuperblastweek,with35disposals, 10 clearances and 6 inside 50s to lead his side tothe4points.AlexFrawley,MattHillandMatt Robinson were also impresseive as the Bulls kept rolling on. Dale Alanis is another who continuestoimpress,withthemidfield-turnedforward hitting the scoreboard week after week, kicking 3 goals and setting up a few more as he emerges as one of the Bulls most dangerousplayers.

FIXTUREDIV1

Round 1

SATURDAYAPRIL1

BonbeachvBombers

LangwarrinvYCW

PinesvMtEliza

FRIDAYAPRIL7

DromanavRedHill

SaturdayApril8

SorrentovRosebud

Round 2

SATURDAYAPRIL15

BonbeachvDromana

BombersvPines

YCWvSorrento

MtElizavLangwarrin

RosebudvRedHill

Round 3

SATURDAYAPRIL22

ANZACWEEKEND

LangwarrinvBonbeach

RosebudvDromana

YCWvBombers

RedHillvMtEliza

SorrentovPines

Round 4

SATURDAYAPRIL29

BonbeachvRedHill

DromanavYCW

BombersvSorrento

PinesvLangwarrin

MtElizavRosebud

SATURDAYMAY6

COMMUNITYUMPIRING

RosebudvBonbeach

DromanavMtEliza

LangwarrinvBombers

YCWvPines

RedHillvSorrento

Round 5 Round 6

SATURDAYMAY13

MtElizavBonbeach

BombersvDromana

YCWvRedHill

SorrentovLangwarrin

PinesvRosebud

Round 7

SATURDAYMAY20

RECOGNISING

RECONCILIATION

BonbeachvYCW

DromanavLangwarrin

RosebudvBombers

MtElizavSorrento

RedHillvPines

Round 8

SATURDAYMAY27

SorrentovBonbeach

PinesvDromana

BombersvRedHill

YCWvMtEliza

LangwarrinvRosebud

Round 9

SATURDAYJUNE3

BonbeachvPines

DromanavSorrento

MtElizavBombers

RosebudvYCW

RedHillvLangwarrin

Round 10

SATURDAYJUNE10

RosebudvSorrento

SUNDAYJUNE11

RedHillvDromana

SATURDAYJUNE17-MND

BombersvBonbeach

YCWvLangwarrin

MtElizavPines

Round 11

SATURDAYJUNE24

DromanavBonbeach

PinesvBombers

SorrentovYCW

LangwarrinvMtEliza

RedHillvRosebud

Round 12

SATURDAYJULY1

BonbeachvLangwarrin

DromanavRosebud

BombersvYCW

MtElizavRedHill

PinesvSorrento

Round 13

SATURDAYJULY15

RedHillvBonbeach

YCWvDromana

SorrentovBombers

LangwarrinvPines

RosebudvMtEliza

Round 14

SATURDAYJULY22

MENTALHEALTHROUND

BonbeachvRosebud

MtElizavDromana

BombersvLangwarrin

PinesvYCW

SorrentovRedHill

Round 15

SATURDAYJULY29

BonbeachvMtEliza

DromanavBombers

RedHillvYCW

LangwarrinvSorrento

RosebudvPines

Round 16

Round 17

SATURDAYAUGUST12

BonbeachvSorrento

DromanavPines

RedHillvBombers

MtElizavYCW

RosebudvLangwarrin

Round 18

SATURDAYAUGUST19

PinesvBonbeach

SorrentovDromana

BombersvMtEliza

YCWvRosebud

LangwarrinvRedHill

FINALS

BONBEACHFNC

PINESFNC

1 JOSHWHICHER

2 ANDREWMCLAREN

3 JAIMARSDEN

4 FLYNNVAUGHAN

5 LEOFURCI 6 MAXWALKER 7 TRAYEGENT

MATTCOETZEE

MAXVORBACH

DROMANAFNC

SENIORCOACH CAPTAIN

MATTPRICE BILLQUIGLEY

U19'SCOACH CAPTAIN BENHOLMES PHOENIXBROWN

SORRENTOFNC

SENIORCOACH CAPTAIN LEIGHPOHOLKE

JAMESBRIGDEN

ROURKEFISHER

MT ELIZAFNC

UNDER19*

JAMESBADENHOP

JASPERNEWSTEAD

JESSEILSLEY

JESSEWILLIAMS

JOSHUASMITH

JUDEMORLEY

LACHLANTRACY

LEONBRANCATISANO

LINTONLAWN

LUKEBYRNE

LUKEHANSON

MATTALLEN

MAXMCKAY

MITCHARNOTT

MITCHELLSMITH

NATHANGUINEA

OLIVERDIGNAN

OLIVERPFISTER

OWENWILLIAMS

REAGANMOREL

REAGANMOREL

RILEYLOVICK

ROBERTELLIOTT

SAMMETE

SAMUELEDE

SEBASTIONFRANCIS

TARRANTBEVAN

WILLTAYLOR

WILLIAMDEUTSHER

WILLIAMHODDER

HUDSON

HUGH

WILLIAMLAMBERT

ZIGGYTOLEDO

FRANKSTONBOMBERSFNC

ROSEBUDFNC

FRANKSTONYCW

REDHILLFNC

LANGWARRINFNC

SENIORCOACH CAPTAIN JOSHBEARD/BLAKEMCCORMACK BLAKEPEACH

U19'SCOACH CAPTAIN MICHAELHAREJ ETHANKOLB

HARRISONTULLY CHADWALKER

FIXTUREDIV2

Round 1

SaturdayApril1

CribPointvSomerville

DevonMeadowsvPearcedale

HastingsvSeaford

MorningtonvKaringal

FridayApril7

ChelseavEdi-Asp

TyabbvRye

Round 2

SaturdayApril15

SomervillevChelsea

PearcedalevCribPoint

Edi-AspvDevonMeadows

KaringalvHastings

RyevMornington(NIGHT)

SeafordvTyabb

Round 3

SaturdayApril22

ANZACWeekend

KaringalvChelsea

CribPointvRye

DevonMeadowsvMornington

SeafordvEdi-Asp

TyabbvHastings

PearcedalevSomerville

Round 4

SaturdayApril29

ChelseavPearcedale

HastingsvCribPoint

SomervillevDevonMeadows

Edi-AspvKaringal

MorningtonvTyabb

RyevSeaford

Round 5

SaturdayMay6

CommunityUmpiringWeek

RyevChelsea

SeafordvCribPoint

KaringalvDevonMeadows

PearcedalevEdi-Asp

MorningtonvHastings

SomervillevTyabb

Round 6

SaturdayMay13

ChelseavSeaford

CribPointvMornington

Edi-AspvRye

DevonMeadowsvHastings

KaringalvSomerville

TyabbvPearcedale

Round 7

SaturdayMay20

RecognisingReconciliation

DevonMeadowsvChelsea

TyabbvCribPoint

SomervillevEdi-Asp

HastingsvRye

SeafordvKaringal

MorningtonvPearcedale

Round 8

SaturdayMay27

ChelseavTyabb

Edi-AspvCribPoint

RyevDevonMeadows

HastingsvSomerville

PearcedalevKaringal

SeafordvMornington

Round 9

SaturdayJune3

CribPointvChelsea

DevonMeadowsvSeaford

TyabbvEdi-Asp

PearcedalevHastings

KaringalvRye

SomervillevMornington

Round 10

SaturdayJune17

MNDRound

ChelseavSomerville

CribPointvPearcedale

DevonMeadowsvEdi-Asp

HastingsvKaringal

TyabbvSeaford

MorningtonvRye

Round 11

Saturday June24

ChelseavKaringal

RyevCribPoint

MorningtonvDevonMeadows

Edi-AspvSeaford

HastingsvTyabb

SomervillevPearcedale

Round 12

SaturdayJuly1

PearcedalevChelsea

CribPointvHastings

DevonMeadowsvSomerville

KaringalvEdi-Asp

TyabbvMornington

SeafordvRye

Round 13

SaturdayJuly8

Edi-AspvChelsea

SomervillevCribPoint

PearcedalevDevonMeadows

SeafordvHastings

KaringalvMornington

RyevTyabb

Round 14

SaturdayJuly15

ChelseavRye

CribPointvSeaford

DevonMeadowsvKaringal

Edi-AspvPearcedale

HastingsvMornington

TyabbvSomerville

Round 15

SaturdayJuly22

MentalHealthRound

SeafordvChelsea

MorningtonvCribPoint

RyevEdi-Asp

HastingsvDevonMeadows

SomervillevKaringal

PearcedalevTyabb

Round 16

Round 17

SaturdayAugust5

TACTowardsZero

ChelseavMornington

DevonMeadowsvCribPoint

Edi-AspvHastings

KaringalvTyabb

PearcedalevRye

SomervillevSeaford

Round 18

SaturdayAugust12

HastingsvChelsea

CribPointvKaringal

TyabbvDevonMeadows

MorningtonvEdi-Asp

SeafordvPearcedale

RyevSomerville

Week1-August19/20

Week2-August26/27

Week3-September2

GrandFinal-September9

CRIBPOINTFNC

CAPTAINS

MILESSHEPHERD&BRADARNOLD

CHELSEAFNC

DEVONMEADOWSFNC

SEAFORDFNC

TYABBFNC

UNDER

JAMESBADENHOP

JASPERNEWSTEAD

JESSEILSLEY

JESSEWILLIAMS

JOSHUASMITH

JUDEMORLEY

LACHLANTRACY

LEONBRANCATISANO

LINTONLAWN

LUKEBYRNE

LUKEHANSON

MATTALLEN

MAXMCKAY

MITCHARNOTT

MITCHELLSMITH

NATHANGUINEA

OLIVERDIGNAN

OLIVERPFISTER

ARCHIBALD

BILLYTAYLOR

CALLUMRADINGS

COLESPACKMAN

DARCYJONES

ELLISBAYNE

FINNEMILE-BRENNAN

FINNMCCARTHY

FINNO'NEILL

FLETCHERBAYNE

HEATHMINOTTI

HUDSONRIGG

HUGHMCHENRY

JACKNEWGREEN

OWENWILLIAMS

REAGANMOREL

REAGANMOREL

RILEYLOVICK

ROBERTELLIOTT

SAMMETE

SAMUELEDE

SEBASTIONFRANCIS

TARRANTBEVAN

WILLTAYLOR

WILLIAMDEUTSHER

WILLIAMHODDER

WILLIAMLAMBERT

ZIGGYTOLEDO

SENIORCOACH CAPTAIN SAMFOX&MATTHAVERFIELD WILLHOSE

*MtElizaYabbies

EDITHVALEASPENDALEFNC

PEARCEDALEFNC

U19COACH DILLONDUNCAN

KARINGALFNC

SENIORCOACH LUKEFORSYTH

U19'SCOACH MICHAELBURKE

RYEFNC

NO PLAYER

1 BILLYHARTUNG

2 ADAMKIRKWOOD

3 JESSEDAVIDSON-LOPO

4 KALANIRYAN

5 LOUISBARBOUR

6 TOMMY

NO UNDER19

1 BRODIEMCPHERSON

2 STANALLEN

3 JAYCULLUM

4 AUSTINREED

5 NOAHDAVIES

6 LIAMBRETT

7 JAVISWILLIAMS-MOSES

8 TADHGFEEHELY

9 HENRYCONNOLLY

10 PADDYWAINWRIGHT

11 CALDERMCKENZIE

12 SAMCOUNSEL

13 LUKEMCKENZIE

14 JUSTINBARNES

15 TOMFIELD

16 JACKWINSOR

17 KAYDENCARVER

18 SAXBYO'DOWD

19 JETTTOMLINSON

20 PHOENIXSTEVENSON

21 HENRYHAYES

22 ANGUSSTRAIN

23 JESSEDAVIDSON-LOPO  24 KOHENDIXON

25 WILLJENKIN  26 DECLANO'CONNOR

31 TAJCAMPBELL-FARRELL

32 TOMHARRIS

U19'SCOACH CAPTAIN JAMIEMcPHERSON HENRYCONNOLLY

SOMERVILLEFNC

MORNINGTONFNC

U19'SCOACH CAPTAIN CRAIGCOLLINS JORDANFRENCH

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ANYALCOHOLFOUNDWILL BECONFISCATEDOR PATRONSMAYBEREFUSED ENTRY.

ROUND8REVIEWS

PINES(28)vDROMANA(41)

With a COVID riddled club at Dromana, getting all sidesupontheweekendwasgoingtobeatest.Pines arestillinsearchfortheirfirstwin,couldtheydothis athomeinRound8?

After the first 15 minutes saw the two sides just 2 goals the difference to the advantage of Dromana. The Tigers continued with great momentum in the second quarter, keeping Pines to only add 5 to their existingscoreandthevisitorsfoundthemselveswith an11-goalleadathalftime.Withsuchscoreheading into the second half, Pines made some changes to the goal circle positions and produced a more competitive quarter in the third. While the last quarter was also another competitive 15 minutes by thePythons,itwasthedisappointingsecondquarter thatkeptthemfromacloserscorelineandpotential win. Dromana took their third win for the season to datewitha13-goalvictory.

Pines will have a close contest against Bonbeach, who are also in search for their first win, and DromanawillheadbackhometohostSorrento.

LANGWARRIN(61)vROSEBUD(31)

Rosebud headed to Lloyd Park in a match that was to be a tough battle against an inform Langwarrin who to date just have the one loss against their name.

The Buds started the game off strong and surprised Langwarrin during the first quarter. Langwarrin had theleadatthefirstbreakby5,buttheirperformance isthesecondquarterwasgoingtobethedifference in setting up the result of this match. As Rosebud were down by 15 going into the second half, they began focusing on individual and team improvements that they had been working on at training. But the dominance and experience of this Langwarrinoutfitisprovingtobeadifficultmatchup foranysideinDivisionOne.

Ebony Taylor and Georgia Mills performed at their best through the midcourt for the Kangas and contributed to a 30-goal win for their side. Rosebud would be able to take away plenty from this game andrectifyforthecomingweeks.

Rosebud will look to work on many areas from the Langwarrin match as they have another top of the table clash against YCW, and Langwarrin will verse RedHill.

SORRENTO(68)vBONBEACH(40)

Coming off a tough loss against YCW the week before,Bonbeachwerehopingtohaveabetterresult in their Round 8 match against Sorrento, who have beenperformingwellinthecompetitiontodate.

This ‘battle of the Sharks’ had a very skilful and competitivefirstquarterwhichsawBonbeachsitting close with Sorrento for much of the time. Sorrento applied a few rolling substitution changes for better match-ups on the court which helped the hosts to break away in the 2nd quarter. The middle quarters continuetobethenemesisforteamsthisroundand Bonbeach was another victim. Sorrento increased their lead as the match progressed with Maddi GerloffastandoutinC,TiahneeFarrellplayingavery smart and creative game in GA and Saachi Donald dominating the GK position. As the final whistle sounded, Sorrento took another 4 points with a 28goal win. While Bonbeach continue to display improvements each week with on-court structures functioning well, their focus moves to a consistent 4 quarterefforttobringhometheirfirstwin!

There will be a great game to come against Bonbeach and Pines, both wanting to add their first win of the season, and Sorrento will head to Dromana.

ROUND8REVIEWS

FRANKSTONYCW(48)vMTELIZA(41)

Sitting towards the top of the middle teams, Mt Eliza’s match against YCW may define where they areplacedwithinthiscompetitivecompetition.

After a great performance in GS the week before, Katey Rudolph found herself in this starting position for the Redlegs. The teams first quarter was flat, finding themselves trailing by 6 after the first 15 minutes. The second quarter was a different story and they came out firing. The passages of play were attractive as the team was looking to be unstoppable against the undefeated YCW. Mt Eliza won the second quarter and reduced the existing lead to just 2 going into the second half. Being so close in this match it may have created nerves for the Mt Eliza players and the mistakes became prominent and regular. YCW went into the second halfandplayedthenetballtheyhavebeenknownfor and displayed dominance in the third to have an 8 goal advantage leading into the last 15 minutes. But MtElizadidnotgiveup,winningthelastquarterthey just went down in this match by 7. It is a great confidence boost knowing this YCW outfit who has been so dominate for a couple of years can be beaten.

DIVISION1

FRANKSTONBOMBERS(35)vREDHILL(40)

BothBombersandRedHillheadintoRound8coming off some vital wins at this time of the season, with Red Hill narrowly in front on the ladder. The result of thisonewouldbehardtopick.

TheBombshellstookthehomecourtadvantageand came out strong with a 3-goal lead after the first quarter. Both teams went into the second with no changes to the starting lineup, as Red Hill was confidenttheywerenotgoingtoplaycatchupforthe entirematch.Thedifferenceof4goalsathalftimein favour of the hosts, it was really a game of two halves. Midcourt changes to both sides, Red Hill came into the third quarter playing together as a team and applied intense pressure down the court, where the Bombshells found it difficult to maintain vital possession. Just 1 goal in it at half time, it was Red Hill that continued with the momentum and reallyranawaywiththismatchinthelast15minutes. CaraGateswasbestfortheBombshellsinGA,butit wasnotenoughforhersidetogetthewinasRedHill were the winners by 5. The win put Red Hill ahead of Bombers by percentage as we hit the half way mark oftheseason.

TheBombersfaceMtElizanextweek,andRedHillwill need to continue with momentum and play at the bestfor4quartersagainstLangwarrin.

YCWwillheadtoOlympicParktoverseRosebud,and Mt Eliza head back home for a match against Bombers.

DIVISION2

ROUND8REVIEWS

RYE(36)vDEVONMEADOWS(54)

WithRyecomingoffapositivewinbyover20goals and Devon Meadows having to settle with a loss againstoneofthedivisionscontenders,onpaper thisgamecouldbequiteclose.

Unfortunately,Ryeadmitsthatitwasnottheirbest dayoncourtagainstDevonMeadows.Aslowstart forthehosts,theywerequicktofindthemselves11 goalsdownatquartertime.Quiteafewpositional changeshadapositiveimpactinthesecondquarter andwhilewinningthisquarterby4,theDemonswere stilltrailingby7goalsheadingintothemainbreak. TheSeetosisterswereintroducedinanewredand blueoutfitandprovidedaholdingtargetingoals.

DevonMeadowsusedthebreakintheirfavourto regroup as a team and work on delivering a dominatesecondhalf.Errorsandthe‘coachkillers’ were prominent by the hosts in the second half allowingthePantherstotakefullcontrolandbe ruthless on the scoreboard. Natalie Mitchell was namedbestforhersideswinby18goals.

Ryewillneedtoturnthingsaroundtobecompetitive againstKaringal,andDevonMeadowswillneedto perform at their best for their match against Seaford.

PEARCEDALE(43)vKARINGAL(45)

While Pearcedale may have had disappointing scorelinesagainsttwooftheladderleaders,thisnew lookteamhavebeencompetitiveintheirmatchesto date and this contest against Karingal was no exception.

Inwhatwasaveryphysicalandfast-pacedmatch, thefirstquarterwasatightcontestwithaslight advantage to Karingal by 2 goals. In the second quarter,theBullettescontinuedwithalittlemore control over their opponents and the lead was slightlyextendedinwhatcouldbeahandy5goals goingintothesecondandmostimportanthalfof netball.

The Panthers midcourters excelled, once against leadbyNatalieSparksandnamedasherteams best,providingmanyturnoversanddrivingtheball intoattack.ThegoalingcombinationofAlanaHardy andHolliePetersonbattledhardshowingextreme composure and accuracy. It was an impressive quarterbyPearcedaleinthethirdtogetthematch tolevelat34allwith15minutesofplayremaining. Thelastquarterwasabattleofnerveswitheach teampushinghardandseveralleadchangesuntil Karingalmanagedtoforceacoupleoferrorsand finishwitha2-goalwin.

Heading into the halfway point of the season, Pearcedalewillneedanimportantwinnextweek againstHastings,andKaringalwillseekforthesame againstRye.

ROUND8REVIEWS

SEAFORD(72)vMORNINGTON(56)

When a convincing team in Division Two are coming off a disappointing loss the week before, it makes it difficult for any opponent to face themthe following week, and this is what Mornington were facing againstSeaford.

Seaford once again started their match off with dominance and experience which featured on the scoreboard. After the first 15 minutes, Mornington were trailing by 7 goals. Almost a repeat performance by the hosts continued in the second quarter with the lead extending out to 13. The Doggies Victoria Downward was moved into GS in the second half with 100% accuracy in her 30 minutes of play, she combined well with Bianca Anderson and helped their team to win the third quarter by 5 goals. Still trailing by 9 in this high scoringmatch,Morningtonwentintothelastquarter positiveintheircurrentperformancebutwasquickly squashedbyanoverpoweringmidcourtoftheTigers who played an important last quarter and finally winningthematchby16.

The opponents don’t get any easier for Mornington and head into Round 9 against Somerville, and Seaford head to Glover Recreation Reserve for what may be a competitive match against Devon Meadows.

CHELSEA(71)vTYABB(39)

Tyabbfightingtogetintothetop5placings,awinin Round 8 would move them up but Chelsea never makeiteasyfortheiropponentsathome.

Even though Tyabb went into this match with a number of players out due to illness, they did not have the start that they hoped for. From the first whistle Chelsea came out firing, never taking their foot off the pedal and left the visitors trailing by 11goals at quarter time. The Yabbies were able to be more competitive in the second quarter, but the Seagulls continued to play smart and high intensity netball with a real emphasis on maintaining possessionandprotectingtheball.KeeleyBurgmann and Georgia Hernan teamed really well in goals with high accuracy at mid and long range. Full court defensivepressurewasprominentinthesecondand third quarters by Chelsea and assisted in maintaining a great level of control. Shannesy Hilder andStephanieConlansteppedupfortheYabbies,as the team continued to battle all day and never dropping their heads. By the final whistle, Chelsea increased their lead and took the win by 32 goals. This win secures the Seagulls in 2nd position on the ladderandahandyincreasetotheirpercentage.

Next round, Chelsea head to Crib Point and Tyabb will host Edithvale-Aspendale in an early scheduled match.

ROUND8REVIEWS DIVISION

EDITHVALE-ASPENDALE(60)vCRIBPOINT(44)

Inawinnablematchforeitherteam,bothEdithvaleAspendale and Crib Point needed the 4 points to keepthemselvesinfinalscontention.

Edi-Asptookcontrolofthematchintheearlystages as shooters Charlize Gabel-Joseph and Emily Patterson worked seamlessly together against a strongCribPointdefence.AtquartertimetheEagles had a crucial 9-goal lead. The hosts made it difficult fortheMagpiestogetbackintothisgameandcould not get the momentum to go their way across the first30minutesofplay.Headingintothesecondhalf and trialling by 7 goals, Crib Point made minor adjustments to their defence end but no matter the combination, the full court pressure by the Eagles suffocatedthevisitorsandthescorereached12goals at 3 quarter time. Edi-Asp were able to make several changes and experimented with combinations during the match, with a solid 4 quarter team performance by all players and secured their third winoftheseasonby16goals.Afteraslowstarttothe season, the Eagles have won 3 out of their last 4 gamescementingthemselvesasateamtowatchas the season progresses. Some excellent individual performances by the Magpies, they will look for a more rounded team performance across the four quartersnext.

Edi-Asp will head to Tyabb in a crucial match for bothteams,andCribPointwillhostChelsea.

HASTINGS(43)vSOMERVILLE(76)

As Hastings faced the undefeated Somerville at home, the focus for the Blues was to achieve certain goalstheysetatthebeginningofthematch.

Somerville charged out of the gates in the first quarter, stacking on 21 goals with Emma Ryde contributing to 19. With a swirling breeze, the Eagles mid court focused on hitting circle edge to feed into the goalers, rather than looking for a longer option. Khloe Weaver and Tayla Sharp worked well and shut down the Hastings goals in the first half. A 23-goal different at half time, Hastings inserted Tayla WilkinsonintoGAwhoprovidedadifferentattacking circle for the Somerville defenders to react too. The highest scoring quarter of 29 goals by any team to date, Somerville increased their lead to 41 goals goingintothelast15minutes.MadelinaNyoulpicked up some great intercepts in GK and was backed up well by Sussu Liai, the defence of Hastings continues to be a strength of the team. While the final result went to the way of Somerville by 33, Hastings continued to fight and had a pleasing last quarter winning it by 8 goals. Almost halfway through the season,Somervillewillsoonrunintosomeverytough matches and cannot afford to take the foot off the accelerator.

Somerville will head home and host Mornington, and Hastings hit the road for a short 15 minute drive to Pearcedale.

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TEAMLISTS

DIVISION1

BONBEACH

AGRADE

JACQUITOY(COACH)

MEGANFOLINO

TAHLIACOATES

ELLARNAHHANLEN

BREELANE

SARAHNASH

STEPHANIEPANAYI

TEAGHANAVERY

CHARLIBROWN

SOPHIEBAKER

HOLLYBAKER

BGRADE

SHELLEYRAMIREZ (COACH)

HAYLEEKREPP

LEXIHAWKINS

EMMAJOHNSTONE

LISADONNELLAN

BIANCAKAYE

CLAUDIAPAPATSIKAS

JESSICADENEEF

SIANNAPIER

MADISONMCGAW

PHOEBESTEWART

DROMANA

AGRADE

MAGIHOLLIS(COACH)

MAGIHOLLIS

LAURAHOPKINS

LESILASEETO

HINEMOACOLLIAR

AKANISITSITOS

LEAHSEETO

ATELINISEETO

ILISEVASOVAU

BGRADE

LAURAHOPKINS(COACH)

ELISEMUSCHIALLI

MAGGIEALFORD

CAITLINHESELTINE

VERITYBOYD

LOUISEDAVIS

TASHSINCLAIR

TAYLAWALKER

RIVVYWALTER

JADESMITH

CGRADE

CLAIREL'HUILLIER (COACH)

GRACEMCINERNEY

REMIHYNES

RUBYRENFREE

SARAHGALES

NATASHAROWE

PARISFULLER

OLIVIAROSS

ZOESUMMERS

STEPHANIECOY

SARAHGRECH

DGRADE

KELLYHORTON(COACH)

JASMINEKING

AMBERRENFREE

NICKIARNOLD

OLIVIASTEPHENS

ROSESOUTHAM

WHITNEYHUGHES

DEBRAHUGHES

HOLLIRICHARDS

BECBOUGHTON

AMYDEFINA

CGRADE

MELISSATREADWELL (COACH)

ERINCOLLIS

JAYMIELILLEY

MELFARQUER

GEORGIAGEURTS

JASMINEAMENDOLA

MOLLYBEASLEY

ZARAMURPHY

TAHLIAWALTER

AMYHOLMES

DGRADE

MELISSATREADWELL (COACH)

BROOKEHUTCHINSON

AMBERANDERSON

GRACELISZKA

ISABELLAPRESTI

CHARLOTTEWHEATLEY

ALYSSAHARMSTRONG

COURTNEYPITT

BESSO'NEIL

ROCHELLIESON

CHELSEADONOHUE

TEAMLISTS DIVISION

1

FRANKSTONBOMBERS

AGRADE

ANNAMACE(COACH)

CATHYLEEVES

CARAGATES

EMILYWILSON

CHELSEAMORRIS

POLLYMORRIS

GRACEVANDORT

TASHPETROFF

CARAVINEY

ALLANAHTAYLOR

MADDYZACH

TAHLIABRADSHAW

BGRADE

ANNAMACE(COACH)

KYLAVENTER

JADECROCKETT

TATUMBOYD

CHLOESHARMAN

LUCYWILLIAMS

BLAIRANDERSON

TORIWILKINSON

AMANDALEMARSHELL

JASMINEKICK

SARAHBODYCOMB

GABBYHANSON

SARAHMUSTON

CGRADE

TANIESTICKLAND (COACH)

TANIESTICKLAND

FAITHREDENBACH

ABBEYSHERRY

LOTTIESHINKFIELD

HOLLYZACH

REMYVECELLO

ALLANNAHARTICO

STEPHLYALL

SOPHIEFROIDEVAUK

CHLOESTUBBS

SHINAYECOOPER

FRANKSTONYCW

AGRADE

LYSHAEBARRY(COACH)

SAMSILVESTER

ASHLEIGHWHITNELL

EMMABARFUSS

BROOKECANT

TAMARABUCCA

SARAHHOGAN

JORDANMAHER

MARTINERODGER

COURTNEYJANSSENS

LYSHAEBARRY

BGRADE

LISAWADE(COACH)

LAURENBRIGGS

ABBEYPATTERSON

JESSGORDON

ELLIEMCDONALD

STEPHPAHL

LISAWADE

ANAGIANNAKIS

STEPHANIEBOULTON

ABBEYLAFONTAINE

KERRIBESANKO(COACH)

PAIGESCHRAMM

RACHAELCLEMENTS

BRYLEEZUN

ABBEYLAFONTAINE

JESSGORDON

RENEELYLAK

PAIGERIZZO

KIANDRAWALLACE

AMYPHILLIPS

SANDIMACDONALD

HOLLIEROSE-HEFFORD

CHARLIECOYLE

LISAMAREE

DAINAHCAELLI

WYNONADAVIES

ALEISHADIDO

LAYLAHANSON

NIKKIHARETUKU

DGRADE

JILLIANHUNTER(COACH)

CHELSEAWILSON

CAITLYNCLOONEY

JESSICACOURTNEY

AMANDAWALLIS

CHLOEARTON

TYLERBARRY

STEPHANIEMASKIELL

MAYROSEROLLEY

JAYDEBRIGGS

CGRADE

TEAMLISTS

DIVISION1

LANGWARRIN

AGRADE

JAYDEARON (COACH)

JAYDEARON

SHAEGEE

BROOKEKIELY

GEORGIAMILLS

ELLAROBERTON

SARATANNER

EBONYTAYLOR

JAYDETRAVERS

EMILYZEUSCHNER

BGRADE

ROBSIMPSON(COACH)

MADIFULTON

KATEHOWELL

SOPHIEKEON

TENILLEKIRK

BRENNALAMB

DARCYLAMBERT

CAITLYNOLIVER

TAYLAHSIMPSON

NICOLETURNER

MTELIZA

AGRADE

KYLIEJOHNSON(COACH)

KARLIFOSTER

EMILYBENNET

KATEYRUDOLPH

MADIGRAHAM

MADIHOLZER

MADDIEMCDONALD

GRACEHODDER

DARCYCLOSE

HANNAHKUHAR

BGRADE

KYLIEJOHNSON(COACH)

SKYEHARVEY

COCODWYER

ALANNAHDEUTSCHER

RIVERDYER

SHEAMCDONAGH

SHAYEFITZPATRICK

ISABELLECALLER

EMMAMYATT

KATLINMASON

CGRADE

LISAJONES(COACH)

GEORGIADONKIN

PAIGE MICALLEF

MACKENZIENICHOLS

LISAPAEZ

RYLEEPHILLIPS

EMILYPOTTER

ALYSHAROBERTS

TYLAHVERMAY

AMYZEUSCHNER

DGRADE

LISAJONES(COACH)

EVA ANDERSON

JADEBRADFORD

TAHLIACARPENTER

BREEGARAFFA

LISAJONES

DANIKING

TEAGANMARCIN

TEILEAHPULLEN

MADISONTATE

CGRADE

MICHELLERUDOLPH/ KATEYRUDOLPH (COACHES)

MIAISKAF

HARPERTHORNELL

OLIVIABURTT

CHLOEBIRCH

KAYLAAPPLETON

LEILAHJOHNS

TEARLEEMATE

CHARLILAWERANCE

GRACENELMES

DGRADE

RENAEMOOREHEAD (COACH)

ALANNAHBAKER

HANNAHGOONAN

SOPHIEFARISH

IMMOGENANNESLEY

HAYLEYBARON

TIAHMCVEAN

KYLIEJOHNSON

OLIVIAALLEN

ALYSSARATH

BECHOADLEY

GABBYBENNET

TEAMLISTS

PINES

AGRADE

SHELLEYHAYNES(COACH)

DARCYSWAYN

BAYLEYMIFSUD

LILLILOWENBORG

ZAHLINADJ

MERINDAHALE

BRIANNAMESSINA

TYLAMCDONALD

ANNABELLEBACON

KEELYMCKENZIE

ZALIMIFSUD

BGRADE

LORNAYAKOPO(COACH)

SULIYAKOPO

DEMIKELLY

MADDISONHART

SHEKINAHUPKETT

SHAYESAVAGE

PENNYMCFALL

SHAKIRATIMOTHY

NICOLEPEARCE

NYAGUAYMUON

AMBATENNANT

REDHILL

AGRADE

STEVEMURRAY(COACH)

KATIEBAIRD

TAYLORDOUGHERTY

ZOEDEKONING

OLIVIAMACENTE

LEAHSWAGERMAKERS

IZZYBROWN

LAILANELSON-WILLIAMS

LIZWALSH

TESSAMONCRIEFF

ABBIEKING

BGRADE

GERTWALLACE(COACH)

SOPHIEPATCHING

MIKAYLALEYONHJELM

MEGHAMILL

MOLLYWALLACE

LUCYHAMILL

CHARLOTTELILYWHITE

CHARLOTTESIMMONS

KATELYNMORGAN

SHANNONWHITE

CAITLINWATSON

CGRADE

MELISSASWAYN(COACH)

LAYLASORRAGHAN

CHANTELLEWOLTER

JACQUELINECOY

AINSLIECHRISTY

BARBIETIMOTHY

MATILDAWESTWORTH

MAREESARGENT-RATA

NATALIESHANNON

KARENKERR

DGRADE

ASHLEEWILCOX(COACH)

SARAHMILLER

ALIALLEN

TASCHELLEARCHER

RUBYBOYD

KAYLABROOMHALL

ISABELLAHUNT

MAGGIEGLENN

KAYLASTRODE

HOLLIEBEALE

CGRADE

ASHMORRIS(COACH)

COURTNEYDOUGLAS

MIANEWMAN

TESSBAUTSCH

KATELINBRACKETT

JESSIEFARQUHARSON

CAITLINBUTTERWORTH

SOPHIEWATSON

CHLOEROSEHUNT

TEISHAWALKER

SOPHIEDOUGLAS

CLAUDIAZAMPATTI

NATALIEDULLARD

DGRADE

SAMMISWIFT(COACH)

KARINAHOLMES

MYAHTREBILCOCK

SAMMISWIFT

ALYSGRIFFITHS

MIABARRY

GEORGINAWIEBRECHT

SOPHIELEE-CONWAY

LUCYSTEENHOLDT

TAYLADAVIES

TESSSWANNIE

SASKIAKALKBRENNER

TEAMLISTS

DIVISION1

ROSEBUD

AGRADE

JACQUIWITT(COACH)

ELLIEBRASSER

BRIANNAMCCRINDLE

ELLADUNSTON

EMMAWHITE

GRACEMCRAE

JORDENMCMANAMNY

SKYLALITTLE

MEGHURLEY

VICKIO'SULLIVAN

JEANIEWRIGHT(COACH)

INDIAWHITE

SAMANTHAWRIGHT

LAURENHARVEY

LAURENSCHULTZ

ASHSARTOR

ISABELLAMCRAE

YAZMINFRENCH

AMIEECOLVIN

BRODIEDAVENPORT

SORRENTO

AGRADE

REBECCARISOL(COACH)

REBECCARISOL

ALANADEWOLDE

MADISONGERLOFF

TALIAANDERSON

DOMINIQUETAYLOR

BREEO'HEHIR

TIARNEDAWSON

MILLAMCLEAN

SAACHIDONALD

TIAHNEEFARRELL

ASHLEIGHNEWHAM

BGRADE

MADISONGERLOFF(COACH)

OLIVIACADE

SOPHIECADE

BROOKEFANKHAUSER

MADISONGRAY

JOSIEJAMIESON

CHARLEYMCCARTHY

LAURIEMEAKER

CHELSEALIESHOUT

CHLOESTEVENS

EMMAVOIGT

JENNIFERWATTS

CGRADE

MADISONGERLOFF(COACH)

ANNACROAD

SOPHIEGAINS

ALLYJAMIESON

EMMAMCCALLUM

SARAHNISBET

EMMARING

FRANKIRILEY

MEGANRODWAY

SHELLEYPOTTER

SHANNONTUFFY

ROSEVAUGHAN

DGRADE

LAURIEMEAKER(COACH)

ELOISEARTHUR

MAKALYLACOOPER

ELLADICONZA

TAMMYGORDON

ELLIAHARRIS

TYRAHARRIS

ISABELLAHUNT

SOPHIAJAMES

KAIRNATHOMAS

GYPSYSMART

MANDIDAVIDSON(COACH)

TEAMLISTS

DIVISION2

CHELSEA

AGRADE

CARLYWEBSTER(COACH)

ABBYWILLIAMS

BAYLEYWELLS

IZZYROSS

GEORGIAHERNAN

KEELEYBURGMANN

KEIGHLEYSTARRETT

LILLIEOCONNOR

OLIVIAWILKINSON

MICHELLEHYNDMAN

JENNAHOWE

BGRADE

CARLYWEBSTER(COACH)

BECCACAMERON

BECCOLAK

BECKGRAHAM

LEILASIMPSON

EMMASTOREY

GEMMAZIINO

LIZZIEWARDLAW

MIAWILIAMS

MICHELLEHYNDMAN

TAMSINWESTON

STEPHHILLE

CRIBPOINT

AGRADE

ADRIENNEHARRIS(COACH)

KAYLEIGHBRIGGS

EBONYMCDERRMOTT

MIKAYLAHPHILLIPS

JOANNAWIETRZYK

DIONNEDOUGLAS

TAYLAHPARTRIDGE

ERYNSTOCKER

MATILDACOOK

SHAYEWILLIAMS

ADRIENNEHARRIS

OLIVIALAITY

BGRADE

ADRIENNEHARRIS(COACH)

AMYCOOK

ELLAMCCRACKEN

TOMISHASERONG

NHYAHWATERFALL

KATELYNVANLOO

ELIZALAITY

MORGANSTAPLETON

CLAIREFISHERDEBRUIN

IMOGENMCCARTHY

NATASHAGREEN

GEMMAPARKER

JOCAMILLERI

KATELYNMCNAMARA

KIAHSTEWART

MEGCAWLEY

STEPHAARSMAN

BECCACAMERON

KARENCALDWELL

KARENRUSSO

KATIEHOWE

OCEANAPALLADINO

MIKAELAMALANE

NINABRAID

AYJASTARRETT

SIENNAKOOP

CHARLOTTEGILMORE

CGRADE

LAURAHERRINGTON(COACH)

LAURAHERRINGTON

ZOENEWMAN

JESSCOOK

FIONAWHITE

AMBERJOYCE

JESSLAITY

ANGEBARCLAY

LANIHAGAI

KAYSIEMCMAHON

PHOBEHOLMES

DGRADE

LESLIWILTON(COACH)

LESLIWILTON

AMIECOLLISON

KYLIECROW

KATEFISHERDEBRUIN

MEGRAHILLY

EMILYMCGENNISS

EMMAPIOTROWSKI

CIARAGRAHAM

NATVERMELMOULEN

EMILYENGLISH

TARRYNGRAHAM

DEVONMEADOWS

AGRADE

EMILYGRANT(COACH)

ARMANIBUSKERMOLEN

BRIANAPRATT

CHARLIZEBUSKERMOLEN

ELYCEBOULTER

EMILYLAROCHE

LUCYHOOGENBOOM

MAIREADHOLLOWAY

NATALIEMITCHELL

TAYLASHANNON

BGRADE

BRYONILLOYD(COACH)

ALANAVANDYKHUIZEN

BOBBIEANDREWS

EMILYGRANT

HANNALEVIN

SHANNONGILL

SOPHIEWHITE

STACEYROTARIU

TARRYNWILKIN

ZOECARROLL

HOLLYWHITE

JESSMURPHY

MATILDANEELY

MICHELLEHICKEY

REBECCAALLEN

EDITHVALEASPENDALE

AGRADE

LEAHPERCY(COACH)

CARISMACINNES

ALANNAWOOD

LENNABRUUN

ASHATAYLOR

LEAHPERCY

CHRISVICKERY

LAURENBOND

MAGGIECARLON

JACQUISLES

EMILYPATTERSON

CHARLIZEGABEL-JOSEPH

BGRADE

LEAHPERCY(COACH)

BECKPAHL

LAYNEPLANNER

GEROGIEKIBLE

JESSKIRK

LAURABUCKLEY

BRITTMORGANTHALER

ASHLEIGHJOHNSON

ELEANORANDREW

JACINTAHART

CAITLINTETLY

CGRADE

REBECCAMACINNES(COACH)

LANIJAZOWNIK

ANDREAMIHIC

BETHURVINE

KAYLAWYLIE

CHARLOTTEHUGHES

ROSELAWRENCE

CHLOEWRIGHT

VERITYCONNELLAN

NICSTANAKER

BELLAFRANCIS

KATHRYNJOHNSON

KYLIEHAMEETEMAN

LAURYNSULLIVAN

LICIMIRABILE

SARAHHOLLOWAY

JENNAMUNGEAN

COURTNEYZUREK

DGRADE

SHEREEBELLERT(COACH)

SHEREEBELLERT

MELMANNIX

MICHAELAFARRUGIA

CHARLOTTEBORKOWSKI

JENGALEA

JOHAWLEY

LEIGHDUNSTON

BRIGITTEADAMS

STEPHHALL

PETAMONK

HASTINGS

AGRADE

NATUFAANANA(COACH)

ASHLEEBARNETT

HOLLYGARAC

MADELINENYOUL

SUSSULIAI

CASEYDUNSTAN

GRACECUSWORTH

LILYAHCHONG

DOROTHYMAEPU

ELLABATISH

BGRADE

KIRSTENDALEY(COACH)

TINIKATIPENE

KIRSTENDALEY

CHELSEAVELA

TEAMLISTS DIVISION2 KARINGAL

TAYLAWILKINSON

KAITLINMORTON

CHLOEMENTIPLAY

TRALEEMONAHAN

PIPERWOOLLEY

TINIKATIPENE(COACH)

GRACEWEBSTER

REBECCAWEAVER

AMYGOODACRE

TASDRYSDALE

MATILDASTRANGE

HOLLYDEBNAM

MILLYSMITH

GEORGIAHENRY

TAYLAHSTRANGE/JORJAGAY (COACH)

TAYLAHSTRANGE

JORJAGAY

KEELYGAY

SAMDONATO

SAMDONATO

SHANNONCRISP

EBONYHEWITT

EVIEAUSTIN

MIATRELOAR

BREEBROWN

ALISHAHENDERSON

CHELSEAFYFFE

CHELSIEHOLLINGSWORTH

AGRADE

ROGERPALMER(COACH)

RENEEBREWSTER

BECCOLWELL

MELCOTTA

MIKAELADAKIC

SARADRAIN

EMMAFELSOVARY

ASHHARDY

TARRYNMUNRO

KATEOMAN

MIAPALMER

PEYTONROWE

KAYLIASTANTON

BGRADE

ROGERPALMER(COACH)

MADIBECKER

TAYLACRABTREE

INDYDEVRIES

GEMMAFLEINER

JESSFLETCHER

CHELSEAMUSSETT

TAYLAHPAXTON

SHONALENESANJOSE

KIAHSTEELE

TAYLASUTTON

CGRADE

KASEYBOXELL(COACH)

KASEYBOXELL

LISABRAY

AMBERBURY

JESSICACARLSTROM

TARAGOODMAN

RUBYFERRIER

CARLEELEWIS

CHANTELLETHOMPSON

MEGWALKER

DAKOTAWATSON

DGRADE

MANDYSHIEL(COACH)

RUBYAUST

FELICITYBELL

LARABREEN

SARABURKE

ISABEAUHART

JAEDAPARK

RENAESAUNDERS

VANESSASANJOSE

MELSCOTT

STEPHSPICER

TEAMLISTS

MAXINEWAUCHOPE (COACH)

HELDALEMI

CANDACEWALKER

ABUKKENYANG

AVABANKS

CHARLOTTESENGSTOCK

BIANCAANDERSON

GIGIWILLIAMS

TIALOWENBORG

VICTORIADOWNWARD

OLIVIAJONES

BGRADE

KATHMAWBY(COACH)

NICOLACOULTHWAITE

EMMAWILLIAMSON

ELLENBUCKLEY

LEAHSUTCLIFFE

GEORGIADIXON

ASHLITTLE

JESSSHERWOOD

JESSRENNISON

SUMMERSTIRLING

CAITLINLITTLE

BRITTARCHDEACON

MORNINGTON PEARCEDALE

DONNAWILSON(COACH)

NATALIESPARKS

ALISHAYOUNG

ALLIEOAKENFULL

ALANAHHARDY

ELOISECRABTREE

GEORGIACOURTIS

JAYDESTOW

STEPHRYAN

TARACECIL

HOLLIEPETERSON

GLENNSTOW(COACH)

DANIELLEWILLIAMS

EMILIEJONES

GEORGIABLACKNEY

HAILEYGALPIN

JODIEHOLT

SAMANTHARYAN

SASHAWILLIAMS

TAHLIACOATES

TARAMONSHING

DARCYMCGUINESS

TESSHADDOCK(COACH)

LARASUMNER

LUCINDAJOHNSTONE

MARLEEPEREIRA

JOHANNARAUTER

SAMANTHAKOZIOL

MELISSATHORNE

JACQUIEASTGATE

CLAIRESEKULITCH

JENDIXON

LIZSURIC

RACHELSTEWART

TAMARASPAKMAN

ISABELLAPOTTER

ANNIE-MAYPROSSER

EMMASMITH

CAITLYNGORKA

ALISHAWOLSTENHOLME

EMILYKENNEDY

STACYWOODWARD(COACH)

CASEYCECIL

CHLOEHARBOUR

EMILYHANSFORD

ERYNSULLIVAN

JACINTABRUYNEN

LAURENBAKKER

LISSAWILLIAMS

MELISSAMISZKOWIEC

TAYLAISKANDER

CAITYREAD

SASHAWILLIAMS(COACH)

BRIOHNYGREENOUGH

LAURENFREDRICKSON

MARISABRUYNEN

RAQUELLAND

REBECCASPARKS

RENEEGIAMPICCOLO

TAYLAFAWNS

TIARNAELDRIDGE

CLAIRECULPITT

AGRADE

BGRADE

CGRADE

DGRADE

AGRADE

CGRADE

TEAMLISTS

2 RYE

AGRADE

SHANNONRENNISON (COACH)

SHANNONRENNISON

SIENNAWILLS

HELENMARGARETASHIN

MIAHBARTLETT-MASON

EMILYHARRIS

JESSHOSKING

CHARLOTTEBARR

ZOEPEDEN

HOLLYCLARKE

ALYSHAWHILEY

BGRADE

MIAHBARTLETT(COACH)

SAMANTHAHARRIS

HEIDIHUTCHINSON

BELLABREEN

TIALAHMILLS

ALANNAHMARSH

GENBLAZE

SHANIAGANA

JASMYNGREENFIELD

COURTNEYWINCH

SEAFORD

AGRADE

MEAGANDELL(COACH)

JESSICATETLEY

SINEADLUMSDEN

MAKAYLABULTE

TAYLAROBERTSON

CHARLIESEIVERS

STEPHMCNAY

ALESINATOLEAFOA

IRISBENTLEY

BGRADE

MEAGANDELL(COACH)

ELLEROBERTSON

OLIVIAWEINBERG

TAYLAHOULD

CIARALUMSDEN

RACHELCOSANS

CHELSEAHAYES

CLAIREROTTIER

THERESABLAAUW

LI-CHENHUYNH

IRISBENTLEY

MIRANDASTEWART

JADELARSEN

RACHELJANKOVIC

CHELSEACONDUIT

POPPIESWAYNE

SAHRADUPUY

TARSHASELBY

LAINIELLOYD

KEELYSWAYNE

SUMMERMILLS

CGRADE

MAKAYLABULTE(COACH)

ALISONTENNENT

ABBYBROOMHALL

SOPHIARAPTIS

NATALIECANON

JESSWALKER

LOUISAMANDERSGARDINER

CHARLIMILLER

JESSJONES

MADDYO’BRIAN

LAURAQUIRK

DGRADE

SINEADLUMSDEN(COACH)

ZOELYTTLE

ELOISELUTZ

BRIDIERUSSELL

MADDIECOWAN

TEGANEDITH

ALIAWELLS

DANIELLELOVETT

ABHAMCBRIDE

ERINTHOMAS

TEAMLISTS

AGRADE

MATHEWWEAVER(COACH)

EMMARYDE

BECKYDIXON

ELLAWEAVER

CHAISEVASSALLO

JADEFINN

MARIANEOPHYTOU

ISABELLAREBECCA

TAYLASHARP

ELLAHINSON

KHLOEWEAVER

BGRADE

MATHEWWEAVER(COACH)

ZOERYDE

RUBYCROSS

KIRRAPUSCH

LUCYANDERSON

JESSELLERY

BRIONYKELLY

OLIVIABALLARD

OLIVIASEDGWICK

EMILYWILLIAMS

KRISTYMARSHALL

SOMERVILLE TYABB

AGRADE

SARAHMCCABE& KEIRACENIN(COACHES)

MILLYHAUGEN

JULIASMITH

KAYLABROWN

SARAHMCCABE

KEIRACENIN

CHLOEGUNDRY

LAINEYBIDWELL

AMYBIDWELL

LILYO'BRIEN

BGRADE

SARAHMCCABE& KEIRACENIN(COACHES)

KYLIEHEIB

SARAHHOSE

KEIRASOUTER

STEPHANIECONLAN

ALICIACOVENTRY

MEGANWILLIAMS

TALESHANEILL

SHANNESYHILDER

ELISEFINLAY

SUMMAHHINCHCLIFFE

BRIDGETCROSS

TAYLAPALLAS

CAITLYNVANDENELST

ZARASIMPSON

AVABROGAN

MADDYROBERTS

RACHAELHALL

MONIQUEBOLAND

MIKAYLAWALLIS

EMILYJERKOVIC

JORDIGRUAR

JASMINEBIRCH

CAITLINSLOCOMBE

CHELSEYWILSON

DGRADE

CHLOEGUNDRY(COACH)

BECWATSON

MEGANWILLIAMS

JODIEPACEY

CGRADE

SERAHAVERFIELD&BROOKE DEWIT(COACHES)

BELLAGODDARD

BROOKEDEWIT

ELIZABETHLEGGET

EMILYARCHER

ERICAPRICE

GEORGIAWALKER

JAYDEWATERSTONE

RHIANNONEDWARDS

SANDRASTERCHI

ALYSHAECCLES

MADISONBUDGE

KELLYPROUD

LUCAAGIUS

CLAIRESTOCKDALE

DANAVICKERS

DEANNAMAMMI

KACEYPEIRSON

MADDYWRIGHT

BETHMCCULLAGH

CANDICECHALMERS

INDIAKING

MILLIEMAMO

JESSICADONNELLY

RAHNEECOOMBS

TEAMLISTS

DIVISION1-17ANDUNDER

BONBEACH

KIRSTENO'CALLAGHAN (COACH)

HAYLEYPARKER

MACYHARDING

KEIVAKELL

OLIVIAALLEN

MACKENZIEREIFFEL

GRACEFRANGOS

MAYARAMANATHAN

BREESMITH

JESSRICHARDSON

LILYBADLEY

DROMANA

MICHELLEALDRIDGE (COACH)

GEORGIACOLLERY

MARIACROTHERS

TULLYHUDSON

SKYECRAWFORD

INDIAWEBB

MIALISZKA

TAYLAHSETTE

MIAO'DEA

MELISSACRISFIELD

FRANKSTONBOMBERS

CARAGATES(COACH)

BROOKEWILLIAMS

MADDYNORISH

MOLLYINALL

ZARAQUINN

TESSASYMONDS

POPPYCOYLE

ISABELBLEACKLEY

ANNABELLEMCCOMB

ZOEZACH

INESSANCHEZ

FRANKSTONYCW

LISAVANDERMEER (COACH)

ZARADAY

KENNEDYBOUNDY

MADELINEHARBOUR

ELLAMICHIE

MIADAVIES

MOLLYPOWER

HOLLYWILLS

LENICRAWFORD

AMYPARK

LAURENHUTTON

MOLLYFLANDERS

ALEXVANDERMEER

LANGWARRIN

ROSZEUSCHNER (COACH)

AUDREYBATH

KRYSTALBELL

PHOEBECARPENTER

ASHLINCATTANACH

MADIKUMNICK

ASHTYNNICHOLLS

INDIIPALMER

TALLARAPHILLIPS

KRYSTALPOWELL

MTELIZA

CHLOEBIRCH(COACH)

LEILAHJOHNS

ASHHOLZER

REMMEMASON

KRYSTALDREW

KYLEEDREW

JAYDEFIRTH

ERINWILLIAMS

KYALEPPITSCH

PINES

MERINDAHALEANDLAYLA

SORRAGHAN(COACHES)

MACKENZIEWRIGHT

GEORGIEGLEDHILL

ARAYAPAGRAM

CHLOEHEAP

HOLLYNISBET

ELLACORRIE

BELLAFAMULARO

EMILYPETERSON

ALLIRAHKERR

LUCIAWILLIAMS

MARIMATIMOTHY

LILYSALVO

TEAMLISTS

DIVISION1-17ANDUNDER

REDHILL

LEAHSWAGERMAKERS (COACH)

ZARAHCARNIE

LAYLAROMARI

HANNAHFLETCHER

ABBIENEWMAN

EBONYCOOK

ZARAWATSON

TESSACUMMING

INDIANADALE

MIZUKIBROTHWELL

NALUBROTHWELL

ROSEBUD

TRACEYSNOOKS(COACH)

GEORGIANOVAK

SCARLETTWILSON

AALEAYANEWTH

LUCAMCMANAMNY

RUBYWALSH

ELOISEDURAND

MOLLYGRAHAME

ASHASNOOKS

ELLAGIARUSSO

MADISHEARD

SORRENTO

OLIVIACADE(COACH)

COCOBARRETT

AMYDOYLE

DAISYENGLISH

CHARLOTTEGALVIN

ABBEYGLAVICH

CHARLIEGOODWIN

CASSIEMCCARTHY

CHARLOTTEMURRIE

TILLYSMART

LUELLAVOWLES

NATALIEWIGG

TEAMLISTS

DIVISION2-17ANDUNDER

CHELSEA

BAYLEYWELLS(COACH)

AYLASCHERWINSKI

CATHERINECOLE

CHARLOTTEGILMORE

DARCYKELLY

OLIVIAKELLY

JESSWILKINSON

MADDICOLLINS

OCEANAPALLADINO

SIENNAKOOP

TESSWOOLLEY

TILLYPHILLPOTTS

CRIBPOINT

MANDYHOPKINS(COACH)

MILLARROSEBAKER

GEORGIAMUR

TEAHDEAN

JASLYNGRAHAM

KAHUTATE

INDIGODALY

GEORGIAKINGSTON

CHARLOTTEMUR

ISSYSHERIDAN

DEVONMEADOWS

BROOKEMURRAY& JESSGRACAN(COACHES)

ABIGAILHINE

ALEXEEDEAL

ELLABROWN

EMILYGOODMAN

KEELYMEPSTEAD

CATELINLEE

ERINFITZGERALD

JOSIEHOLLOWAY

LUCYVILLELLA

GEMMALORD

EVIESUTHERLAND

EDI-ASP

BRITTMORGANTHALER  (COACH)

MADDYLAWSON

LILYROBINSON

THEALAMBE

NINADAVIS

MADDIEHARE

RUBYBEAUFORT

ISABELLEPATTEN

ABBIERIXON

LUCIADENNIS

EVASHERRING

KARINGAL

TAYLASUTTON/MANDY SHIEL(COACHES)

LAYLABELL

TALIAHBLACK

KEELYBLANDFORD

GABBYCONELL

MADISONDIAS

KATIEFRENCH

LUCYFRENCH

TAYAMEAD

KIARATRIEP

SOPHIETURNER

MORNINGTON

DEANNEJOHNSTONE (COACH)

SOPHIARAUTER

VICTORIADOWNWARD

ROSIEJARVIE

CHARLIHOLCOMBE

ELLALEWIS

ALEXIALLOPART

INDIERAMSDEN

MAKHAELABLUHM

ASHLEYPAYNE

ISABELLAO'BRIEN

PEARCEDALE

DONNAWILSON(COACH)

GABBYSARONI

LELANIELDRIDGE

MIKAYLAYOUNG

OLIVIAGREENOUGH

OLIVIAWALKER

SOPHIEGEMELLI

TAYLORCOURTIS

TIASADDINGTON

EDENSTINCHCOMB

TEAMLISTS

DIVISION2-17ANDUNDER

RYE

TBC(COACH)

HEIDIHUTCHINSON

RUBYWEIBEN

INDITHOMAS

CHARLIKELLY

MAISIEFRASER

BELLACONDUIT

MILLEMCPHERSON

NELLRICKARD

GABRIELLAALYSSIO

MADDYGRAHAM

SEAFORD

DANIELLECAM(COACH)

ELLASMITH

ALICIACARDINALE

AMELIANELSON

CHARNTAEDUFF

FINLEYBAKER

JAYDAMOUSIKIDIS

LILYBOWMAN

NEVEFRANKLIN

CHLOEBOYES

SOMERVILLE

KRISTYMARSHALL& MARIANEOPHYTOU (COACHES)

KIRRAPUSCH

TAKODAHWATSON

ZARASIMPSON

SOPHIENAGEL

AMITYFERGUSSON

OLIVIAKOENIG

MARLEEBLACK

EMMERSONPUSCH

AVABROGAN

HAYLEYWALLIS

TYABB

BETHMCCULLAGH  (COACH)

KALANIGARRETT

MIASCOTLAND

ZOEBOBROWSKI

CHLOEFLY

EBONYCAMPBELL

ZARLIEMCMAHON

SACHAROBINSON

CAITLYNGUINEA

RAFIDEMARTE