MPFNL Record Round 13_

RECORD

MORNINGTON PENINSULA FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE

July 8th,2023

ROUND 13(Div2)

CONTENTS

Round 13 Div 2 Football Previews Football DIV 2 Team Lists Fixtures

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SOUTHERNUMPIRESASSOCIATION

Umpiring is more than just going out on a weekend andmakingdecisions.Itisaboutbuildingcharacter, overcoming adversity and dealing with a multitude ofsituations.Umpiresarealsoeverydaypeople–we are students, have careers, are parents and friends. As an Association, our role is to work with AFLSE Umpiring Department in the development of quality umpires, but as importantly, to help develop quality people. As a part of that, the Association organised thedeliveryofaMindfulnessAwarenesssession.

DeliveredbyDrPeterKing,fromEssentiaHealth,was a targeted session around dealing with the challenges of life and umpiring using mindfulness strategies. The last Wednesday in June brought all umpirestogetheratSouthernUmpireshomebasein Kananook. The session was attended by around 80 umpires – ranging from 14 to 60 years of age and including boundary, field and goal umpires and officials. Dr King was able to use examples and strategiesthatwererelatableforallinattendance.

DrKingpresentedtheideathatmindfulnessisabout payingattentiontothepresentmomentwhichiskey to quality umpiring. Dr King's insights into grounding, emotional regulation for optimal performance and The Wise Mind were great additions to the groups skills to take into the game andeverydaylife.DrKingspokeaboutbeingpresent in situations and being mindful of judgements. His view was that mindfulness is the practice of experiencingthepresentwithoutjudgement.

Thenightconcludedwithallinattendanceenjoyinga PieNightprovidedbytheAssociationandtryingtobe presentandenjoythemoment.Hopefullyallumpires, supporters,players,andofficialscanexperiencetheir ownmindfulnessthisSaturdayandenjoythegame withoutjudgement(oftheumpires).

SOUTHERNUMPIRESASSOCIATION

UPCOMINGASSOCIATIONEVENTS

Saturday 15th July – SUA Trivia Night – Kananook Rooms7pmstart.

Ahighlightonoursocialcalendareachyear,youare guaranteed to have your knowledge put to the test on this night. Come along by yourself or with a group. SUA Members are free, and guest are $10. BYO food and snacks, with drinks at bar prices. Everyoneiswelcome!

Saturday 12th August – SUA Monster Raffle –KananookRoomsdoorsopenat6.30pm.

Thesecondyearofrunningthisevent,itwasahuge night last year. Billed as an event to Celebrate Past and Current Umpires, we are asking for everyone who has a connection to the Southern Umpires Association to get involved in this event. The largest fundraiser for the Association, there are some great prizes on offer (over $3,500 worth) – and an incredibly enjoyable night with great food and live music!

Moreinformationandticketsforbotheventscanbe foundonourwebsite–www.sua.org.au.

ROUND13PREVIEWS

Edithvale-AspendalevsChelsea

Edithvale-AspendalemadeeverysideinDivision

Two stand up and take notice as the Eagles took down the unbeaten Karingal Bulls to cement their spot in the top 5. Edi-Asp’s next challenge comes in the form of local rivals Chelsea who have fallen to 6-6 and will be lookingtomakeamendsastakeonthisred-hot Eaglesside.

Hugo Clarke was best on ground last week in defensefortheEagles,helpingrestrictthethen unbeaten ladder-leaders last week to only 2 goals. Daniel Harrison starred alongside Clarke indefensewhilstKurtLoPo,NickCarlon&Zack O’Neillalsoshinedinthebestwinoftheyearfor Edi-Asp. If the Eagles can continue this form, they will be right there when it matters come finalstime.

Chelsea fell to a strong Pearcedale side, and with sides jostling for finals positions every win counts as the Seagulls now sit 6th on the Division Two Ladder. Jack Wallace kicked 5 whilst Jacob Spasevski and David Barton also starredinatoughlossforthisChelseaside.EdiAspwillneedtokeepaneyeonmidfielderDavid Barton who has put together a very strong season for the Seagulls, averaging over 26 possessionsagameandroutinelybeingnamed amongChelsea’sbestafieldweekafter-week.

DIVISION2

RyevsTyabb

RyetravelledtoSeafordlastweekandsuffereda biglossatthehandsoftheTigersby91-pointsin front of a big crowd at RF Miles Reserve. Tyabb similarly suffered a big loss last week to Morningtonwhichwillleavebothsideschomping at the bit to make amends as 12th plays 10th on theDivisionTwoLadder.

Tyabb were valiant in defeat last week as they ran into an explosive Mornington lineup which sawtheYabbiesgodownby53-pointsinfrontof theirhomecrowd.Thereisplentytotakefromthe defeat however, including the form of Jake Greeley who continues to show why he is one of themostprolificball-winnersinDivisionTwo,with another 42 touches last week as he battled all day for his side. Corey Buchan was another who impressed, gathering 38 disposals and 8 marks playingalloverthefieldforTyabb.

Ryesufferedtheir12thlossinarowlastweekand havesufferedadifficultseasonupuntilthispoint. Rye have had plenty strong performers thus season including midfielders Louis Barbour & Campbell Robbins who both have had career best seasons as well as spearhead Andrew Dean who can’t stop kicking goals for the Demons. These three will be crucial if Rye is to topple Tyabb this week and recorded their first win of theseason.

ROUND13PREVIEWS

KaringalvsMornington

LookforKaringaltorespondinabigwayafter a difficult loss last week which saw the Bulls kick only 2 goals as they bested by a red-hot Edithvale-Aspendale lineup. Mornington beat Tyabbby53-pointsawayfromhomelastweek and will be looking to continue their strong form as they face Karingal for the first time in 2023.

These two sides met in Round 1 earlier in the season which saw the game called off during the second quarter due to an unfortunate injury.Sincethatencounter,Karingalhadgone on a 10-game winning streak with the likes of Tom Curren, Riley Dárcy and Agape Patolo starring through the win half of the season. Last week saw the Bulls overrun by a hungry Edi-Asp side and will be looking to rebound with a big win here. Darcy Hope was good in therucklastweekwhilstAlexFrawleyandMatt Hill were also solid in the tough loss and the Bullswillbelookingtothemastheytrytofend offatoughMorningtonsideinRound13.

Mornington put 139-points past Tyabb last week as their firepower in the forward half continues to give opposition clubs headaches sofarthisseason.TimSusovichkicked6goals against the Yabbies while Josh Nemwan & BryceDingerkicked3apiece.

Add champion forward Jackson Calder to the mixandyouhaveanattackthatfewclubscan dealwith.

DIVISION2

Another player to watch in this one is young midfielder Nathan Heath, who since returning from injury has been ultra impressive with 35 disposals and 9 clearances last week for the Bulldogs.

SeafordvsHastings

Seaford recorded a comprehensive win over RyelastweekwhichsawtheTigersrecordtheir 3rdwinoftheseasonandhasthemsitting11th heading into this clash. Hastings are 6-5 on the season and sit just outside of finals contention and could end Round 13 as high as 4thwithabigwinhere.

Hastings recorded a nail-biting 1-point victory over local rivals Crib Point as the Blues continued their surge up the Division Two Ladder.ClaytonGaystarredwith2goalswhilst Tom Baker & Nathan Gray also stood up for the Blues as they recorded one of their best winsoftheseason.CooperDeMerlocontinued hisstrongformintheruckforHastingsandwill beamajorfactorhereastheBlueslooktotake onthechallengeofanin-formSeafordside.

For Seaford, Jack Lonie may have produced oneofthebestindividualgamesoftheseason last week, as the ex-St. Kilda star piled on 6 goals to go along with 10 clearances and 39 disposals as he and his side ran riot against RyelastSaturday.MitchHarvey&IshakBashir were also prolific as Seaford dominated the midfieldbattle.Bashir,Harvey&Loniewillneed to be at their best if the Tigers are topple this impressiveBluesoutfit.

DIVISION2 ROUND13PREVIEWS

PearcedalevsDevonMeadows

Expect a bumper crowd at Pearcedale Recreation Reserve as these two local rivals battle it out in a clash that has serious finals implications. Pearcedale’s race towards finals continued with a major victory over Chelsea which sees the Dales one win out of finals contention. Devon Meadows make short work ofSomervillelastweekastheymovedto7-4on theseason,sitting4thheadingintothisRound 13clash.

The Dales showed last week why their modest ladderpositionhasn’tbeenareflectionoftheir quality as they took care of Chelsea in an impressive win in front of a big crowd last weekend.BothJordan&RyanBastinacstarred whilst athletic youngster Kaolan Thornton was back to his best with 25 touches, 9 inside 50s and 3 goals in a must-win clash for his side. Pearcedale play their ground especially well, and with Luke Daniel in some strong form Pearcedale will be a tough side to beat come Saturday.

Devon Meadows recorded perhaps their best winoftheseasonlastweekastheytookdown a strong Somerville side in comprehensive fashion.PaddyRyderkicked4goalswhilstJoel Hillis&DeanKentalsostarredasthePanthers dominated all 4 quarters on their way to the win. Local rivals Pearcedale are entering this clash in a similar vein of form and with the race towards finals heating up, this is a must win for both sides as they look to make amendsforanearlyexitlastfinalsseries.

DIVISION2 ROUND13PREVIEWS

SomervillevsCribPoint

BothCribPoint&Somervillewillbelookingto respondafterdisappointinglosseslastweekto the hands of Hastings & Devon Meadows respectively.Somervillesit3rdontheDivision

TwoLadderandwithahostofclubscircling just below them on the ladder every win becomesimportantfortheEagles.CribPointis oneoftheclubsbreathingdownSommerville’s necksandawinherewillcatapulttheMagpies uptheladderandhavethemrightinthemix forfinalscontentionasSeptemberdrawsnear.

IfSomervillewanttobeconsideredamongthe eliteinDivisionTwo,theysimplyhavetowinon Saturday.LastweekshowedthattheEagles areperhapsstilloffthepaceoftheelitesides inDivisionTwoandawinhereoverCribPoint becomescrucialifSommervillewantstokeep intouchingdistanceofKaringalatthetopof theDivisionTwoLadder.Despitetheloss,Tom Murphystarredwith29disposals,10tackles and9marksinacommandingdisplayfrom themidfield.MurphyalongsideLachieWilliams &MasonDeWithavebeenamongthebest performedmidfieldersthisseasoninDivision Two and will be important once again if SommyaretotoppleCribPointhere.

CribPointcamedesperatelyclosetobesting

Hastingsandwillbelookingtorespondwitha winoverSommervillehere.CooperWiskenwas solidlastweekashehasbeenallyearandLee Sheehan, Liam Tyrrell and Jayden MacNab formasolidcorethatmaybetheavenuetoa winhere.

Forward Warwick Miller has been one of Crib Point’smostimportantplayersthisseasonand showed his value with another 5 goals last week and will be one to watch as Crib Point looktokeeptheirfinalshopesaliveinRound13.

PeninsulaScribbler'sPredictions:

Edithvale-Aspendale

Tyabb

Karingal

Seaford

Somerville

DevonMeadows

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

SeafordvChelsea

MorningtonvCribPoint

RyevEdi-Asp

HastingsvDevonMeadows

SomervillevKaringal

PearcedalevTyabb

Round 16

Round 17

SaturdayAugust5

ChelseavMornington

DevonMeadowsvCribPoint

Edi-AspvHastings

KaringalvTyabb

PearcedalevRye

SomervillevSeaford

Round 18

SaturdayAugust12

HastingsvChelsea

CribPointvKaringal

TyabbvDevonMeadows

MorningtonvEdi-Asp

SeafordvPearcedale

RyevSomerville

FINALS

Week1-August19/20

Week2-August26/27

Week3-September2

GrandFinal-September9

EDITHVALEASPENDALEFNC

CHELSEAFNC

SOMERVILLEFNC

CRIBPOINTFNC

SENIORCOACH ANDREWGILMOUR

CAPTAINS MILESSHEPHERD&BRADARNOLD

PEARCEDALEFNC

DEVONMEADOWSFNC

SEAFORDFNC

KARINGALFNC

SENIORCOACH LUKEFORSYTH

U19'SCOACH MICHAELBURKE

MORNINGTONFNC

U19'SCOACH CAPTAIN CRAIGCOLLINS JORDANFRENCH

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

TYABBFNC

SENIORCOACH CAPTAIN SAMFOX&MATTHAVERFIELD WILLHOSE

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

*MtElizaYabbies

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DIVISION

ROUND12REVIEWS

FRANKSTONBOMBERS(37)vFRANKSTONYCW(65)

Sitting in the middle of the pack, the Bombers will findittoughagainsttheladderleaderstokeeptheir finalscontentionsalive.

YCW put themselves in a position with a different lineup from the first quarter to review and work on combinationsasthefinalsseriesquicklyapproaches.

Emma Barfuss and Ash Whitnell in goals displayed the experienced and talented list this club has. The Bombers uitilised rolling substitutions and mad a number of changes throughout the first half in an attempt to stay with the Stonecats as YCW started the second half with a 12-goal advantage. Sam Silvester entered the game at GS and quickly made an impact for her side as the focal point for the midcourt players. The Stonecats continued to be seamless in their transition from one end to the other, along with great collaboration from all on court.TheBombersstruggledtofindanycontroland consistency in this match and will be disappointed with the 28-goal deficit. While being competitive most of the season and adding 6 wins to date, this black and red outfit know they have plenty more to work on to be competitive against the best in this Division.

The Bombers will welcome the week off to then face another high ranked team in Sorrento, and YCW will hostDromana.

MTELIZA(32)vREDHILL(36)

Mt Eliza and Red Hill have a current position in the top 5 to date with only percentage separating the two sides, but every match will be important to win with just one third of the home and away season remaining.

Mt Eliza took the 4 goal win last time they met, so withanotherclosematchinstallanyadvantageina quarterwouldbepivotal.

A very close and competitive first quarter, Red Hill hada2-goalleadheadingintothesecond.Achange the Redlegs have made constantly most of the season,KateyRudolphmovedfromdefencetogoals, assisting her side to take a 1 goal lead at the main break.RedHill’sdefensivepressureprovedtobetheir biggest asset with Isabella Brown and Liz Walsh playingagreatgamedrivingtheballintotheattack end. Mt Eliza were getting turnovers in defence, however couldn't convert the much needed goals. The third quarter was all to the way of the visitors, outscoringMtElizaandleadingby7goalswithjust15 minutesofplayremaining.Thehostsdidn’tconcede, fighting to the end and winning the last quarter, but the lead Red Hill had at three quarter time was enoughtotakea4goalwinatthefinalwhistle.

A great win for the Hills which will give the players plenty of confidence going into their next game against Bonbeach, and Mt Eliza will head to Olympic ParkagainstRosebud.

PINES(36)vSORRENTO(69)

Still searching for their first win of the season, Pines hostedSorrentoinanothertoughbattle. Sorrento had a number of debutants this week in JosieJamieson,SophieCadeandLaurieMeaker,who seamlessly fitting into the experienced A Grade side. The Sharks started the first quarter strong, pushing the intensity into the second quarter with a 21-goal lead at half time. The Pythons made a number of positional changes across the board heading into the second half, in an attempt to find combinations that were competitive to reduce the existing margin. Sorrento’s Talia Anderson was on fire in defence, whilst Alana De Wolde capitalised down the attack end on all turnovers. The Sharks finished the match with a 33-goal win. Another solid performance by all 10playerswhotookthecourt.

It won’t get any easier for Pines as the will head to Lloyd Park against Langwarrin after the break, and SorrentowillhosttheBombers.

ROUND12REVIEWS

DROMANA(34)vROSEBUD(34)

Dromana were successful in their earlier clash against Rosebud. As the season has progressed the team has been inconsistent in their list, but remain positive after last weeks win. Rosebud will be eager nottoaddtheirfifthconsecutiveloss.

A match Rosebud was excited to tackle, they suddenlycametotherealisationtheyonlyhadfourA Grade players fit for this match. With half the team consisting of B Grade players who had just played a full match prior, the game was going to be tough. After the first 30 minutes of play, you could not separate these two teams as they both converted 18 goals. The wind unfortunately troubled both sides with passing and shooting accuracy, creating the low scoring battle. As the scoreboard continued to reflect the intensity of the match, Rosebud never exceeded more than a 3-goal margin. At 26 all at threequartertime,MagiHollisenteredbackintothe match at WA for the Tigers and Rosebud stayed confidentwiththeirsamelineupwithjust15minutes ofplay.Bothteamspushedhardforthewinbutwere unsuccessful as the match ended in a draw, which anyteamwilltakeoveraloss.

Rosebud will be looking forward to more players returning after the break to take on Mt Eliza, and Dromana will need to find something extra as they faceYCW.

BONBEACH(23)vLANGWARRIN(76)

Round 3 was the last time these teams met, leaving Langwarrin comfortable winners. But as Bonbeach arecomingintothismatchwiththeirsecondwinthe weekbefore,itcouldbeasatisfyingcontest.

Much of the first quarter was a close battle as Bonbeach was right with Langwarrin. As the teams settled, the second-place team were quick to pull away in the second to set up the match to their advantage,playingasteadyanddominategame.At half time, the visitors were leading by 20 and the Sharks succumbed to the well-oiled machine of Langwarrin.Beingdouble-teamedmostofthegame, BrookeKielycontinuedtobeinstrumentalforherside in GS and managed to score 50 goals of the total team’s score. A great full court performance by the Roo’s,inparticularthedefensivestructuresmadelife difficult for this Bonbeach side, earning a 53-goal win. A learning experience for the Bonbeach fill-ins, who battled valiantly all day after having played a verycompetitivematchinBGrade.

TheSharkslivetofightanotherdayaftertheDivision One week off and with the return of some regular teammemberswillfaceRedHill,andLangwarrinwill hostthePines.

ROUND12REVIEWS

DEVONMEADOWS(43)vSOMERVILLE(69)

Round4wasthelasttimeDevonMeadowsplayed Somerville,wheretheEagleswillacknowledgethey wereslowoutoftheblocksbuttookthewinby9 goals.AstheMeadowshostedtheundefeatedtopof thetableSomerville,theywouldwanttokeepthem toasimilarstart.

Focusingonafewindividualplayersmovementsand stylesthisweeksawtheEagleswithanimprovement on their ball movement from the last couple of gamesandtheygotofftoaflyerinthefirstquarter. JadeFinntookgreatcontrolofpacethroughthe midcourtasherteammatesadjustedbeautifullyto their different defensive setups. After the first 30 minutes,thevisitorshadacomfortable20goallead. The Panthers adjusted to the game and pulled throughwithamuchstrongersecondhalf.Briana Prattprovidedastrongleaddownthecourthitting theringnicelyandnamedbestforherside.Butit was Somerville’s Khloe Weaver and Tayla Sharp doingwhattheydobestandkeptthepressureand turnoversupallgame.Bytheend,theEaglestook the26-goalwin,butDevonMeadowsarepleased withonlydropping6goalsinthesecondhalf,avast improvementfromthefirst.

InRound13,SomervillewillhostCribPointandDevon MeadowsheadtoPearcedaleforonethematchups oftheround.

DIVISION2

KARINGAL(61)vEDITHVALE-ASPENDALE(41)

Onlya4-goaldifferencebetweenthesetwosides whentheymetinRound4,Karingalarecomingoffa disappointinglossandEdi-Asparemarkablewin,it wasamatchthatcouldgoeitherwayatthistimeof theseason.

OntheirhomecourtitwasKaringalwhostartedwith a flyer, with hard midcourt running and strong holdingunderthering.DoublingEdi-Asp’sscorein thefirstquartertotakea9-goallead,theEagles tried to find the answers and get back into this match from the second quarter. The Bullette’s goaling combination of Bec Colwell and Emma Felsovarycontinuewiththeiraccuracyunderpost, and down the defence end Mikaela Dakic and MelanieCottawereonsongwithplentyofintercepts andreboundstohelpgetthemarginoutto22goals atthehalf.WhileKaringalworkedonafewdifferent combinations across the court, the Eagles made their own changes to gain some control of this match.ChrisVickerymovedintoCtocontrolthe attackend,andCarisMcInnesslowedthepasses intogoalcircleresultinginlessattempts.Aneven secondhalfbythevisitors,Karingaltookthewinby 20.

NextweekKaringalwillhostMorningtononThursday nightandEdi-Aspwillhaveanotherbattleagainst Chelsea.

ROUND12REVIEWS

CRIBPOINT(56)vHASTINGS(50)

AclosecontestbetweenCribPointandHastingslast timetheymetearlierintheseason,withtheMagpies taking the 4 points on that occasion. Both teams wouldbeeagertogetonthewinnersboardafterthis match.

Crib Point knew going into this contest Hastings would be slightly undermanned making this a more important to win. Coming out strong in the first quarter set the hosts up with an important 8 goal lead leaving the Blues in chase position. Hastings challenged in the second and third quarters and provided opportunities but couldn't quite convert enough to take the lead. Crib Point maintained a 4goal lead heading into the last 15 minutes. With a number of players helping out this Hastings side, they utilised the rolling substitutions for player management and in hopes to sneak the lead by the end. While the momentum may have been slightly with the visitors, the Magpies managed to hold on winning the last quarter to take a 6-goal win. Hastings best for the match was mid court player Casey Dunstan who stepped into goals for a quarter and managed to convert a couple, and Crib Point reiterate the importance of starting well in the first quarter.

The Magpies will look to have a better performance against Somerville following their Round 1 contest, and Hasting will have another tough week against Seaford.

DIVISION2

TYABB(53)vMORNINGTON(44)

In their previous battle, it was Tyabb who were easy winnersby24goals,butwiththecompetitivenetball and development this young Mornington side has shown to date there is no doubt there would be a differentresultinRound12.

Both teams went in with a limited side as rotations were slim. A very even first quarter as Tyabb took some time to steady against this up-and-coming Mornington side. The scoring workload was spread across all players, as it was Mornington who had the 2-goal advantage at quarter time. Keira Cenin took controlandleadershipinGAandassistedhersideto have an improved performance in the second quarter which gave the Yabbies the lead by 5 goals at the main break. Holly Hood who has always been animportantplayertotheDoggiesbutwentdownin the third quarter with a low calf/achilles injury and will be dramatically missed in the weeks to come. Praised most weeks by the accuracy of the visitors, Brittany Dickson scored 32 goals of 36 attempts and Candace Page with 12 goals and only 3 misses. But CharlotteSengstockfortheDoggieswashighlighted with 5 intercepts to her name. Mornington stayed with the Yabbies in the third quarter, but the experience in the hosts allowed them to increase theirleadasthefinalsirenwent.Tyabbcameoutas winners by 11 goals, keeping them in 5th position on the ladder by percentage. Thanks to Tyabb’s Keira Cenin who drove Holly to the hospital following the match.

Tyabb will have another important contest against Rye at RJ Rowley, and Mornington will compete againstKaringal.

ROUND12REVIEWS DIVISION

SEAFORD(69)vRYE(49)

WithRyeonlylosingby2goalswhentheylastmetin Round 4, proves how competitive this side has been throughouttheseasonbuthavenotbeenabletoget overthelineinimportantmatches.

Acrackingstartagainstamuchhigherplacedteam in Seaford saw Rye sitting with a 9-goal advantage after the first 15 minutes of play. Everyone was playing their role beautifully and goalers converted every opportunity following a trial of errors by the hosts.ThedefensivecombinationofSiennaWillsand Kelly Haynes were picking up plenty of ball and looked too tall against Seaford’s moving circle. Still three quarters of play left, Seaford were quick to display why they have been towards the top of the ladder all season and had the scores at 31 all at half time. Charlie Seivers was damaging in defence, frustrating Rye’s goalers and forcing them to miss some shots. Jess Tetley was particularly influential, playing in both GA and C she was creative in her movement and managed to construct some important turnovers. Myah Healey had a terrific outinginGS,astrongtargetunderthepostandshot accurately. Once Seaford took the lead, it seemed the Demons dropped their heads and things start to unravel, unable to deliver a four quarter performance. Injuries in the last quarter saw Rye having to move players out of position and the win wenttotheTigersby20goals.

Seaford will host Hastings, and Rye will need to get backtoplayingtheirbestagainstTyabbaseverywin fortheYabbieswillbeimportant.

PEARCEDALE(45)vCHELSEA(39)

As Chelsea came out winners by 15 last time they met, Pearcedale prove to be competitive this season and may acknowledge they should have a couple morewinstotheirnamethanwhattheyhave.

Plenty on the Panthers list to find the right combinations against each different opponent, the first starting seven had an important first quarter to take the lead by 3. Chelsea remained unchanged goingintothesecondquarterastheywereconfident theplayerscouldsettleandreducethesmallmargin. With another 15 minutes of play down, the hosts still heldthenarrowleadby2goals.Ithasbeenthethird quarter named as the most important, that if dominated by a side they would enter the last quarter with essential lead. A 12 goal to 8 third term to the advantage or Pearcedale, was enough when the final whistle came around. In this already close contest, Chelsea could not get enough of the momentum their way to steal the win and will be disappointed with the result. The top half of the ladder in this Division only gets more competitive as thefinalsseriesarealmostatreach.

Pearcedale will want to maintain a similar performanceagainstDevonMeadowsnextweek,and Chelsea will come up against Edi-Asp and not want torecordtheirthirdlossoutofthelastfourmatches.

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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

TEAMLISTS

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

TEAMLISTS DIVISION2

HASTINGS

AGRADE

NATUFAANANA(COACH)

ASHLEEBARNETT

HOLLYGARAC

MADELINENYOUL

SUSSULIAI

CASEYDUNSTAN

GRACECUSWORTH

LILYAHCHONG

DOROTHYMAEPU

ELLABATISH

BGRADE

KIRSTENDALEY(COACH)

TINIKATIPENE

KIRSTENDALEY

CHELSEAVELA

TAYLAWILKINSON

KAITLINMORTON

CHLOEMENTIPLAY

TRALEEMONAHAN

PIPERWOOLLEY

KARINGAL

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

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

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

A

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

TESSHADDOCK(COACH)

LARASUMNER

LUCINDAJOHNSTONE

MARLEEPEREIRA

JOHANNARAUTER

SAMANTHAKOZIOL

MELISSATHORNE

JACQUIEASTGATE

CLAIRESEKULITCH

JENDIXON

LIZSURIC

RACHELSTEWART

TAMARASPAKMAN

ISABELLAPOTTER

ANNIE-MAYPROSSER

EMMASMITH

CAITLYNGORKA

ALISHAWOLSTENHOLME

EMILYKENNEDY

AGRADE

DONNAWILSON(COACH)

NATALIESPARKS

ALISHAYOUNG

ALLIEOAKENFULL

ALANAHHARDY

ELOISECRABTREE

GEORGIACOURTIS

JAYDESTOW

STEPHRYAN

TARACECIL

HOLLIEPETERSON

B

GLENNSTOW(COACH)

DANIELLEWILLIAMS

EMILIEJONES

GEORGIABLACKNEY

HAILEYGALPIN

JODIEHOLT

SAMANTHARYAN

SASHAWILLIAMS

TAHLIACOATES

TARAMONSHING

DARCYMCGUINESS

STACYWOODWARD(COACH)

CASEYCECIL

CHLOEHARBOUR

EMILYHANSFORD

ERYNSULLIVAN

JACINTABRUYNEN

LAURENBAKKER

LISSAWILLIAMS

MELISSAMISZKOWIEC

TAYLAISKANDER

CAITYREAD

SASHAWILLIAMS(COACH)

BRIOHNYGREENOUGH

LAURENFREDRICKSON

MARISABRUYNEN

RAQUELLAND

REBECCASPARKS

RENEEGIAMPICCOLO

TAYLAFAWNS

TIARNAELDRIDGE

CLAIRECULPITT

GRADE

CGRADE

DGRADE

GRADE

CGRADE

TEAMLISTS DIVISION

2

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

DIVISION2

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

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

EDI-ASP

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