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UNDER 19’s

Hampton Park v Doveton

Cranbourne B v Doveton

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Welcome to the final instalment of Round 2 of the SEFNL Berwick Motor Group 2017 Premiership Season.

Today is the annual Good Friday game between Hampton Park and Doveton. As usual, the clubs will have collection tins where all donations will go to the Good Friday Appeal for the Royal Children’s Hospital. There will also be a couple of raffles on the day where a percentage of the takings will also be donated. So remember to bring your loose change to support this awesome cause. Well done to both clubs for the effort they put into this day to make it a wonderful spectacle.

While many people will take the time to have a break before we get into the busy part of the season, we would like to remind everyone to have a safe and happy Easter. After Easter we will be commemorating the men and women who put their

lives first for our country for ANZAC Round. Whilst ANZAC day is the Tuesday make sure you check with your club on the events they have in place.

Also make sure you stay tuned for further details on our AFL Victoria Community Championship game against Hampden FL. Further themed rounds coming up: Round 3 – 22nd April: ANZAC Round Round 4 – 29th April Round 5 – 6th May: Pink Round May 13th: AFL Victoria Community Championships – SEFNL v Hampden @ The Holden Centre That’s all from the SEFNL desk this week, best of luck to all teams for this week!

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AFL South East Governance Structure Update Chairman Roger Hampson on Tuesday 11th April, announced important additions to the AFL South East governance structure.

The Region General Manager position has been filled by John Anderson, who has been in the interim role since January, now being appointed to the role on a permanent basis.

John has been involved in key projects since taking the interim role and we are very pleased to advise of his ongoing appointment following a competitive process conducted by the Commission in conjunction with AFL Victoria. John’s most recent experience has been as CEO of Harness Racing Victoria and prior to that as CEO of the Melbourne Football Club.

There have also been two appointments to the AFL South East Commission to fill AFL Victoria approved vacancies.

strategic communication. Anita’s most recent experience is as a communication advisor within the Commission for Children and Young People with responsibilities in the areas of Child Safe Standards and Reportable Conduct.

Like Molina, Anita has professional skills which will be valuable to the Commission in important areas of communication and child safety.

Mr Hampson said that these appointments add value to the AFL South East Commission particularly in the management, legal, communications and multicultural areas and we wish Molina, Anita and John well in their new positions.

Other recent additions to the Commission have been representative appointments for the respective competitions, namely Doug Bailey (SEJ) and Ryan Ford (SEFNL).

The Commission now comprises:

The new Commission appointments are:

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Roger Hampson (Chairman)

Molina Asthana: Molina is a Principal Solicitor with the Victorian Solicitor General’s Office, who also holds several Board positions within the legal profession. Molina is an AFL Multicultural Community Ambassador and on the AFL advisory Committee for multicultural engagement. She is also Founder of the organisation Multicultural Women in Sport which aims to empower migrant women from multicultural backgrounds through sport.

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Russell Jacgung

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Scott Grimster

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Ted Turner

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Paul Theobald

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Molina Asthana

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Anita Jonceski

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Bryan Payne (MPNFL)

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Ryan Ford (SEFNL)

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Doug Bailey (SEJ)

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Local Government Forum Strengthens Football’s Future The future of Australian Football in Victoria is bright, following the success of AFL Victoria’s Local Government Forum at Punt Road Oval last month.

More than 90 per cent of Victoria’s Local Councils, along with representatives from other key sporting organisations were in attendance to discuss future planning for football across the State.

Created in 2013, the biennial event was designed to showcase the strategic direction of football in Victoria and acknowledge the important role that Local Government plays in the development and growth of our game.

Hosted by Nicole Livingstone OAM, representatives heard from key community football presenters about AFL Victoria’s range of programs, designed to increase and strengthen participation in every corner of the state.

AFL General Manager of Football Operations Simon Lethlean, Richmond CEO Brendon Gale, AFL great Matthew Richardson and AFL Women’s stars Alicia Eva and Lauren Arnell were also in attendance to discuss the importance of the health of community football to the development of our game at the elite level.

The 2017 Local Government Forum also saw the launch of AFL Victoria’s 2017 – 2022 Strategic Plan and the 2017 – 2022 Football Facilities Development Strategy ‘Growing the Heartland’.

Outlining the direction of Australian Football in Victoria for the next six years, the documents

summarise AFL Victoria’s role in facility provision and identifies the key strategies to support football at all levels right across Victoria.

AFL Victoria CEO Steven Reaper said that the Local Government Forum was integral to the future of Australian Football in the state.

“The Local Government Forum is a terrific opportunity for organisations to come together and share information and best practice regarding Australian Football as it relates to community development and local government service provision,” Reaper said.

“Councils collectively invest millions of dollars into football annually in the development and maintenance of football facilities, so it is important to recognise the role of Local Government in developing and supporting Australian Football in Victoria.

“AFL Victoria and Councils own forecasting predict a need for nearly 100 new grounds in the next six years across Victoria, which will cater for the increased participation levels seen across Victoria.

“By discussing our strategic direction in a forum such as this, we believe it will enhance our collective understanding of each other’s needs and plans in the areas of participation and facilities for more than 410,000 participants in football.”

The 2017 Local Government Forum was made possible with the support of Richmond Football Club, Inside EDGE Sport & Leisure Planning, AFL Sports Ready and Musco Lighting.

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round 1 results

SENIORS Berwick 10.10-70 FINAL Beaconsfield 12.11-83 FINAL Officer SFC 6.4-40 Pakenham

3.5-23 Cranbourne 3.4-22

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FINAL 10.12-72 Narre Warren BYE

HAMPTON PARK

RESERVES Berwick 9.9-63

FINAL

Beaconsfield 19.13-127 FINAL Officer SFC 4.2-26 Pakenham

4.6-30 Cranbourne 5.1-31

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Berwick 7.6-48

BYE

Robert Booth Reserve, Hampton Park

FINAL 9.10-64 Pakenham

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FINAL 10.9-69 Cranbourne A

Beaconsfield 25.17-167 FINAL Officer SFC 5.8-38

DOVETON

FINAL 17.15-117 Narre Warren

UNDER 19’s Narre Warren B 7.7-49

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RESERVES

SENIORS

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

For

Agst

%

PTS

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Narre Warren

1

1

0

0

1

117

26

450.00

8

180.00

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Berwick

2

2

0

0

0

106

65

163.08

8

101

235.64

4

Pakenham

1

0

0

1

1

42

42

100.00

6

116

73

158.90

4

Cranbourne

2

1

1

0

0

206

70

294.29

4

0

110

72

152.78

4

Beaconsfield

2

1

1

0

0

162

74

218.92

4

0

0

90

121

74.38

4

Doveton

1

1

0

0

0

64

32

200.00

4

1

0

1

38

68

55.88

4

Tooradin-Dalmore

2

0

1

1

0

73

169

43.20

2

0

2

0

0

112

182

61.54

0

Officer SFC

2

0

2

0

0

58

181

32.04

0

0

1

0

0

31

215

14.42

0

Hampton Park

1

0

1

0

0

7

176

3.98

0

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

For

Agst

%

PTS

Berwick

2

2

0

0

0

121

56

216.07

Narre Warren

1

1

0

0

1

72

40

Cranbourne

2

1

1

0

0

238

Beaconsfield

2

1

1

0

0

Doveton

1

1

0

0

Tooradin-Dalmore

2

1

1

Pakenham

1

0

Officer SFC

2

Hampton Park

1

UNDER 19’s TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

For

Agst

%

PTS

Beaconsfield

2

2

0

0

0

220

33

666.67

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Narre Warren A

2

2

0

0

0

231

55

420.00

8

Pakenham

2

2

0

0

0

202

57

354.39

8

Cranbourne A

2

2

0

0

0

203

61

332.79

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Officer SFC

2

1

1

0

0

100

159

62.89

4

Doveton

1

0

1

0

0

53

62

85.48

0

Berwick

2

0

2

0

0

75

122

61.48

0

Narre Warren B

2

0

2

0

0

66

189

34.92

0

Cranbourne B

1

0

1

0

0

13

134

9.70

0

Tooradin-Dalmore

2

0

2

0

0

14

305

4.59

0

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Easter Weekend Welcome to the crazy round played over 3 days. For some it’s the 4th full moon of the year, for others it’s the 1st full moon of the football season. Either way we know that all the loonies come out to play. If you have ever worked in an industry that deals with the public like our Police, Ambos, Firemen and Women, plus the health care industry you understand what a full moon means.

Everywhere you look there are crazy people.

I do ask however, who are the craziest of all?

The footballers who we are there to watch, the paying public who are the real experts on football (just ask any one of them and they will tell you) or the umpires, of which there are 3 groups. Field, Boundary and Goal. The quick answer is the women and men, girls and boys who umpire football. The next question you must ask is, amongst this group of individuals who are the looniest? Again, the answer is simple. It must be the loony ones that run between the behind posts. I hear the goal umpires groan “not again” but they are wrong. It is the boundary umpires.

You must ask yourself what goes through the mind of a boundary umpire during a game. I asked one who just happens to be my son. His first answer was interesting.

“I don’t know. Just trying to keep my eye on the ball and anticipate where the ball is going.” He didn’t have a second answer.

This says to me that there is not much going

on between the ears however they might also be the smart ones of the group. Think about it. You constantly hear the players and crowd questioning every decision a field umpire makes or more to the point doesn’t make. The advice given to goal umpires on any close decision can border on the insane, however the boundary umpires must only worry about their hair and the way it flows as they sprint past like the flash from behind post to behind post.

As a goal umpire who regularly relies on the looniest umpires of all (the boundary umpire) I thank you for your craziness. Keep up the great work.

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Season 2017 is underway, 6 months of preparation was put to the test. New coaches and new players entered the field for the first time with teams looking to flash the new recruits in front of their supporters. We saw the spectacular with Beaconsfield pushing Berwick until halfway through the last quarter in the first ‘Battle of the Creek’. Cranbourne sent a message to the competition with an emphatic 11 goal last quarter with new recruit Khaled Kandakji booting 7 goals for the victors. Doveton recovered after an early stumble against Officer to start the season with a win at home, while Tooradin had too much class against Pakenham, their 5 goal win sees them sitting second on the ladder.

DOVETON 16.14.110 DEFEATED OFFICER SFC 10.12.72 Officer got the jump early making better use of the conditions to extend their lead to 20 points by quarter-time. New coach Doug Koop would have been impressed by the efforts of the Kangas to hold The Doves goalless. Doveton shot into gear in the second quarter and took the game by the scruff of its neck, with new recruit Taylor Joyce and Michael Henry getting amongst the goals as the Doves kicked 7 goals to one which led to a 42 point turnaround with the home side leading by 22 points at the half. The third quarter was a tighter contest with Officer outscoring Doveton again but could only reduce the margin to 19 points. Henry and Joyce combined for 8 goals as the Doves started to find confidence under the guidance of first year coach Aaron Davey. Officer showed plenty of promise and improvement by turning pressure into scoring opportunities but they were outclassed by Doveton, The Doves kicked 6 goals to 3 in the last to runout victorious by 38 points.

CRANBOURNE 33.17.215 DEFEATED HAMPTON PARK 5.1.31 2 teams at opposite ends of the football spectrum met to start their season campaign. Cranbourne won the premiership, while Hampton Park were anchored to the bottom of the ladder. Cranbourne appear to have taken off from where they left last season, while Hampton Park suffered early in the pre-season with many players opting for greener pastures but have steadily built some momentum after Christmas. In recent times Cranbourne have had the wood over Hampton with successive 100 point wins last season. Hampton Park’s new recruit Shaun Dekkers kicked the first goal of the match as the underdogs had a slender lead. The first quarter was tight with both teams exchanging goals until the 20 min mark when the premiers got a run on kicking 5 unanswered goals. That led The Eagles to kick the next 9 goals to start the second quarter as their lead grew beyond 90 points. Experienced campaigners Troy Tharle and Matt Fletcher were lively inside forward 50.

Hampton Park got one back to trial by 99 points at the half.

The third quarter saw a much tighter contest as Hampton Park came out with intent and put pressure on the ball carriers.

Cranbourne’s last quarter was sublime, restricting Hampton Park to a scoreless quarter while kicking 11 goals of their own.

New recruit Khaled Kandakji finished with 7 goals, Tharle 5 and Fletcher 4 respectively in their 184 point win.

BEACONSFIELD 5.3.33 LOST TO BERWICK 7.9.51 The ‘Battle of the Creek’ always throws up its on surprises as further history is etched into the books. Both teams were guided by new coaches and new recruits looking to impress on the big stage. The build-up was massive with both teams brimming with confidence. Beacy capitalised early and jumped to an early 10 point lead before Lucas JellymanTurner’s move to the forward line proved fruitful as his goal reduced the margin to 12 points at quarter-time. Berwick were wasteful in front of goal but goals to Michael Harold and Luke Sheppard had the Wickers in front. Jordan Stewart kicked an important goal for the home-side to reduce the margin to 8 points at the main change. The third quarter was a tight tussle before Beacy’s new captain Scott Meyer kicked an inspirational goal to reduce the margin to 1 point.

Berwick’s Tim Gunn was relatively quiet before he turned the game on its head booting back-to-back goals and the Wickers enjoyed their biggest lead of the match by 13 points.

Sheppard kicked another before new recruit James Magner put the result beyond doubt. Beacy’s power forward Beau Dowler kicked his second for the match but it wasn’t enough as Berwick won by 18 points.

TOORADIN 9.14.68 DEFEATED PAKENHAM 5.8.38 Tooradin welcome Pakenham with teams coming into the opening round with contrasting pre-seasons. Tooradin have once again recruited strongly as they look to move up the ladder while Pakenham built on strong foundations and traditions has seen a major turnover of personnel. Tooradin started well and managed to get out to a 9 point lead at the first break it could have been more if it wasn’t for inaccurate kicking in front of goal. The second quarter was scrappy with either team unable to capitalise on opportunities as the Gulls took a 10 point lead at the main change. New Seagull recruit Luke McKenna was starting to have an influence on the contest while Andrew Dean was looking dangerous around goal. Pakenham had no answer and struggled to build any momentum into their game. Tooradin finally hit the scoreboard kicking 3 goals to 1 and extend their lead to 21 points at three quarter time. Tooradin continued to pressure Pakenham into costly mistakes as they got the lead out to beyond 5 goals. Damien Holmes battled hard for the away side with 2 goals and Liam Tyrell providing a shining light on a dark day for Pakenham. Dean finished the game with 3 goals, which Nick Laing and experienced recruit Matt Shorey booted 2 goals apiece in their impressive 30 point win at home.

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HAMPTON PARK (9TH 0-1 14%) V DOVETON (4TH 1-0 152%) (GOOD FRIDAY) Last Time - Round 17 Hampton Park 7.10.52 lost to Doveton 16.10.106 Now a traditional fixture the Good Friday clash sees Hampton Park welcome Doveton.

This game really generates its own interest with big crowds getting out to support the match. Hampton Park will be buoyed by the fact they will have the dynamic forward ex-Demon Russell Robertson to pull on the boots and provide a target close to goal.

Goal scoring has at times become difficult for Doveton but they slammed home 16 goals after quarter-time showing they could be a genuine finals threat. New recruit Taylor Joyce will provide different options close to goal bringing a different dimension to Doveton.

Doveton will have bring too much of a punch to Hampton Park, but Redbacks supporters will witness a better contest than last week.

Doveton by 41 points.

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HAMPTON PARK

DOVETON

COLOURS: BLACK & RED

COLOURS: GREEN & BLACK

Senior Coach: D ean Warren Reserves Coach: Hayden Reynolds Assistant Coach: Nick Johnstone Assistant Coach: Vince Miceli Assistant Coach: Christopher Rodney Captain: Peter Bastin No. PLAYER

Senior Coach: Aaron Davey Reserves Coach: Chris Rodriquez Reserves Assistant Coach: Peter Pullen Team Manager - Senior: Sam Bianco Team Manager - Reserves: Paul Rodriquez Football Director: Graham Henwood

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

1

Shaun Deckers

29 Jay Warry

2

Nathan Dawes

30 Josh Craig

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

32 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55

3

Hayden Brough

31 Keyan De La Motte

4

Mark Penn

32 Tyson Tapner-Gillies

5

Jordan Ashwood

33 Michael Guinane

6

Harrison Paul

34 Matt Ziegeler

7

Josh Wallace

36 Josh Thurwood

8

CJ Layfield

37 Stewart Puwaye

9

Dale Glazier

10 Heath Peach

38 Dylan Nolan 39 Michael Cashin

11 Luke O'Brien

40 Paul Stockdale

13 Shaun Walsh

42 Zappa Jenkins

14 Jack Jones

44 Tim Ziegeler

15 James McMichael

45 Andrew Lawless

16 Bryce Keyzer

46 Aziz Hussaini

17 Peter Bastin

48 Peter Dicecco

18 Aaron Holden

50 Mathew McInroy-Howard

19 Braeden Philpin

53 Travis Kerr

20 Joshua Smart

55 Reece Smart

22 Jackson Philpin

56 Yarran Jaffer-Williams

23 Zac Hanlen

58 Dylan Ward

24 Michael Phouttanouvong

59 Jake Thomas

25 Jakob Smit

60 Brett Lukacs

26 Dylan Asling

Ryan Hendy Taylor Joyce Shannon Henwood Chris Rodriquez Michael Henry Alywn Davey Aaron Henwood Lachlan Batten Sam Raru Mitchell Woolgar Malis Lokeron Harley Primrose Kyle Hendy Shannon Brennan Sam Muirhead Milan Mandic Ashley Scott Mathew Jameson Ned Battle Philip Johnson Frank D'Agostino Jackson Bianco Jarred Boumann Andrew Henwood Michael Rodriquez Travis Davis Ryan Mackie Russell Gabriel Ryan Morrison Charlie O'Neill Jarrod Smith

Brayden Hillman Clayton McCartney Jamie Tapner (Reserves Capt) Adam Corunna Darryl Thomas Aaron Davey Josh Bradley Jake Blackwood Cameron Williamson Trent Warkuss Tristan Warkruss Harry O'Neill Joel Pay Sean Semmens Chris Ahovelo Marfin Lokeron Jordan Temopoulos Cameron Bowman Michael Hann Ben Dalforno Luke Dalforno Bei Nienkel Che Gray Justin Burghardt Aiden Van Beek Peter Dye Mitchell Lewis Brian Plapp Ethyn Miller Shaun Kelleher Gach Nyuon

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HPFNC would like to welcome all supporters, sponsors and Doveton FNC to our ground for Good Friday game.

Plenty of ex AFL talent on show today over both teams.

Promises to be a great day. Please support our raffles with funds going to the Royal Childrens Hospital appeal.

After the game entertainment to be provided by Russell Robertson & Phil Cebrano.

Milestones: Congratulations to Dale Glazier on playing his 150th game today. Well done Dale a mighty effort. Also congratulations to Shaun Walsh on playing his 50th game today.

Social: Remember to buy your tickets for Bogan Bingo on Saturday 29th April at Balla Balla Centre in Cranbourne, cost $ 40-00 see website or facebook page for details.

Sponsors: We would like to thank all our sponsors who without there assistance it would be extremely difficult to keep the club operating. Thanks also to the City of Casey for our electronic scoreboard which makes for a more entertaining and informative way to keep supporters up to date.

Hampton Park Tavern http://tavern.com.au/ Total Tools Fountain Gate http://www.totaltools.com.au/stores/vic/fountaingate/ Zigbuilt http://www.zigbuilt.com.au/ Hampton Park Shopping Centre http://www.hp-sc.com.au/ Sugar Buns Cafe & Bakery http://sugarbunsmelbourne.com.au/sugarbunshome/ Webb Excavations Brett Webb 9775 1755 Close Commercial Services Pty Ltd http://www.closecommercial.com.au/ Fairways Indoor Golf Centre http://fairwaysindoorgolf.com.au/

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Round One saw us host the Officer Football Club which was ensured to be a big start to the season for our 3 new coaches and sides. And the day sure did not disappoint with some brilliant displays of football.

We came away with 2/3 wins for the day and are extremely proud of the efforts displayed by the boys.

Our 19’s boys started slowly falling 4 goals behind early in the match. To the guy’s credit, we shifted the momentum in the second half of the game mainly through the efforts of Dylan bowman, Jake Nicholson & Sam Morgan in the midfield but unfortunately we couldn’t convert our dominance on the scoreboard with some wayward kicking at goal costing us in the end.

Our reserves was great to get a win first up against an always competitive Officer side. Our first half was great with fast ball movement, but Officer hit back hard in the 3rd quarter, but doves came through with a solid final quarter to seal the game. Jamie Tapner and the Delforno boys were brilliant down back, while Sammy Muirhead continued his recent form scoring regularly.

Our senior’s side had a very slow start to the day against Officer who held us goalless at quarter time.

We soon stepped it up a notch which saw us kick 7 goals to 1 in the second quarter. Taylor Joyce and Michael Henry were both dominate down forward with the assistance of Big Russ in the centre. We entered the half time break 22 points up and a

little more upbeat than the first. The second half saw some impressive displays of football and our backline made it extremely difficult for Officer to score, by the likes of Mitchell Woolgar and Harley Primrose who played influential roles throughout the day. We ran away the day 38 point victors in end. Congratulations boys and we are all looking forward to a strong successful season ahead.

We would like to thank our wonderful committee who worked tirelessly leading up to round one.

Without you guys we wouldn’t be able to take the field or court. Your hard work doesn’t go un-noticed, and again we thank you. We would also like to thank all the Footballers, Netballers and Supporters who volunteered their time to work in the canteen, BBQ tent and the supporter’s group tent. It is truly much appreciated and it just proves that more hands make light work.

Next week we travel down the road to take on Hampton Park in our annual Good Friday match which always ensured to pull a big crowd. Our U19’s kick off the day against Cranbourne at 10.30am whilst our mini doves kick start the day at 7.55am over at the netball. Make sure you head down and check it out. Also don’t forget our Full Moon Party which is hosted back at the rooms that night from 7pm onwards.

Good Luck to both our Footballers and Netballers, do us proud. Go Doves! #doveylove #doves2017

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DOVETON

COLOURS: GREEN & BLACK

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW

Under 19 Coach: Nathan Wilson Under 19’s Assistant Coach: Mark Mott Under 19’s Assistant Coach: Stuart Batten Team Manager - U/19’s: TBA Football Director: Graham Henwood

Coach: Pete Jonson Assistant Coach: Darryl Higgins Runner: Brett Wilmott Team Manager: TBA

No. PLAYER

GOALS

BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

GOALS

31 Nathan Thomas

1

Makis Lokeron

32 Jack Lovett

2

Shannon Brennan

33 Jesse Day

3

Jordan Cackett

35 Jye Clarke

4

Andrew McDonald

5

Chad McDonald

6

Blake Collins

7

Declan O'Donnell

8

Dylan Bowman

9

Jack Sorati

36 Matthew Harvey-Sich 37 Thomas Hodge 38 Ollie Williams 39 Joshua Wilson 40 Tyson Disher

10 Jess Ciconte

41 Sheldon Connolly

11 Jake Basa

42 Jack Benham

12 Alex Millard

43 Mitchell Jelo

13 Tyson Bellinger

44 Oskar Knight

14 Jackson Lambert

45 Joshua Patterson

15 Luke Coad

46 Tyler Higgins

16 Harry Malone

47 Jack Jonson

17 Ricky Johnson

48 Corey Lyons 49 Fletcher Wilmott 50 Hamish Robinson 51 Zachary Kais 52 Michael Wilson 53 Magir Veil

BEHINDS

18 William Smith 19 Caleb Van Beek 20 Mitchell Cotter 21 Corey Joyce 22 Jarrod Smith 23 Jake Blackwood 24 Jake Nicholson

54 Yash Hamidi

25 Joshua Bradley

55 Henry Apai

26 Sam Morgan

56 Fida Hussaini

27 Nathan Tarca

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Round 1 Saturday, 1 April Narre Warren v Bye Beaconsfield 5.3-33 def by Berwick 7.9-31 Cranbourne 33.17-215 def Hampton Park 5.1-31 Tooradin-Dalmore 9.14-68 def Pakenham 5.8-38 Doveton 16.14-110 def Officer SFC 10.12-72 Round 2 Split Round Saturday, 8 April Pakenham v Bye Beaconsfield v Tooradin-Dalmore Berwick v Cranbourne Officer SFC v Narre Warren Good Friday, 14 April Hampton Park v Doveton Round 3 ANZAC Round Saturday, 22 April Doveton v Bye Pakenham v Officer SFC Narre Warren v Beaconsfield Cranbourne v Tooradin-Dalmore Hampton Park v Berwick Round 4 Saturday, 29 April Berwick v Bye Officer SFC v Hampton Park Pakenham v Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore v Narre Warren Doveton v Cranbourne Round 5 Pink Sports Day Saturday, 6 May Cranbourne v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore v Officer SFC Beaconsfield v Hampton Park Pakenham v Doveton Narre Warren v Berwick AFL Vic Community Championships Saturday, 13 May - NO GAMES Round 6 Saturday, 20 May Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Beaconsfield v Doveton Berwick v Pakenham Officer SFC v Cranbourne Hampton Park v Narre Warren Round 7 Indigenous Round Saturday, 27 May Officer SFC v Bye Cranbourne v Beaconsfield Doveton v Berwick Hampton Park v Tooradin-Dalmore Narre Warren v Pakenham

Round 8 Saturday, 3 June Beaconsfield v Bye Berwick v Officer SFC Cranbourne v Narre Warren Doveton v Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham v Hampton Park Queen’s Birthday – No Games Saturday, 10 June Round 9 Saturday, 17 June Hampton Park v Bye Officer SFC v Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore v Berwick Pakenham v Cranbourne Narre Warren v Doveton Round 10 Saturday, 24 June Narre Warren v Bye Berwick v Hampton Park Beaconsfield v Pakenham Tooradin-Dalmore v Cranbourne Officer SFC v Doveton Round 11 White Ribbon Round Saturday, 1 July Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Hampton Park v Beaconsfield Cranbourne v Berwick Doveton v Pakenham Narre Warren v Officer SFC Round 12 Saturday, 8 July Beaconsfield v Bye Berwick v Narre Warren Cranbourne v Officer SFC Doveton v Hampton Park Pakenham v Tooradin-Dalmore Round 13 Saturday, 15 July Doveton v Bye Beaconsfield v Narre Warren Hampton Park v Cranbourne Officer SFC v Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham v Berwick Round 14 Saturday, 22 July Hampton Park v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore v Beaconsfield Berwick v Doveton Narre Warren v Cranbourne Officer SFC v Pakenham

Round 15 Multicultural Round Saturday, 29 July Berwick v Bye Beaconsfield v Officer SFC Cranbourne v Pakenham Tooradin-Dalmore v Doveton Narre Warren v Hampton Park Round 16 Saturday, 5 August Cranbourne v Bye Doveton v Beaconsfield Berwick v Tooradin-Dalmore Hampton Park v Officer SFC Pakenham v Narre Warren Round 17 Saturday, 12 August Pakenham v Bye Beaconsfield v Cranbourne Doveton v Narre Warren Tooradin-Dalmore v Hampton Park Officer SFC v Berwick Round 18 Saturday, 19 August Officer SFC v Bye Berwick v Beaconsfield Cranbourne v Doveton Hampton Park v Pakenham Narre Warren v Tooradin-Dalmore Qualifying/Elimination Finals Saturday 26/Sunday 27 August Venues: TBC Semi Final 2/1 Saturday 2/Sunday 3 September Venues: TBC Preliminary Final Saturday 9 September Venues: TBC Grand Final Saturday 16 September Venues: TBC

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Round 1 Saturday, 1 April Narre Warren v Bye Beaconsfield 52 def Berwick 40 Cranbourne 50 def Hampton Park 33 Tooradin-Dalmore 66 def Pakenham 23 Doveton 44 def by ROC 48 Round 2 Split Round Saturday, 8 April Pakenham v Bye Beaconsfield v Tooradin-Dalmore Berwick v Cranbourne ROC v Narre Warren Good Friday, 14 April Hampton Park v Doveton Round 3 ANZAC Round Saturday, 22 April Doveton v Bye Pakenham v ROC Narre Warren v Beaconsfield Cranbourne v Tooradin-Dalmore Hampton Park v Berwick Round 4 Saturday, 29 April Berwick v Bye ROC v Hampton Park Pakenham v Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore v Narre Warren Doveton v Cranbourne Round 5 Pink Sports Day Saturday, 6 May Cranbourne v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore v ROC Beaconsfield v Hampton Park Pakenham v Doveton Narre Warren v Berwick AFL Vic Community Championships Saturday, 13 May - NO GAMES Round 6 Saturday, 20 May Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Beaconsfield v Doveton Berwick v Pakenham ROC v Cranbourne Hampton Park v Narre Warren Round 7 Indigenous Round Saturday, 27 May ROC v Bye Cranbourne v Beaconsfield Doveton v Berwick Hampton Park v Tooradin-Dalmore Narre Warren v Pakenham

Round 8 Saturday, 3 June Beaconsfield v Bye Berwick v ROC Cranbourne v Narre Warren Doveton v Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham v Hampton Park Queen’s Birthday – No Games Saturday, 10 June Round 9 Saturday, 17 June Hampton Park v Bye ROC v Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore v Berwick Pakenham v Cranbourne Narre Warren v Doveton Round 10 Saturday, 24 June Narre Warren v Bye Berwick v Hampton Park Beaconsfield v Pakenham Tooradin-Dalmore v Cranbourne ROC v Doveton Round 11 White Ribbon Round Saturday, 1 July Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Hampton Park v Beaconsfield Cranbourne v Berwick Doveton v Pakenham Narre Warren v ROC Round 12 Saturday, 8 July Beaconsfield v Bye Berwick v Narre Warren Cranbourne v ROC Doveton v Hampton Park Pakenham v Tooradin-Dalmore Round 13 Saturday, 15 July Doveton v Bye Beaconsfield v Narre Warren Hampton Park v Cranbourne ROC v Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham v Berwick Round 14 Saturday, 22 July Hampton Park v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore v Beaconsfield Berwick v Doveton Narre Warren v Cranbourne ROC v Pakenham

Round 15 Multicultural Round Saturday, 29 July Berwick v Bye Beaconsfield v ROC Cranbourne v Pakenham Tooradin-Dalmore v Doveton Narre Warren v Hampton Park Round 16 Saturday, 5 August Cranbourne v Bye Doveton v Beaconsfield Berwick v Tooradin-Dalmore Hampton Park v ROC Pakenham v Narre Warren Round 17 Saturday, 12 August Pakenham v Bye Beaconsfield v Cranbourne Doveton v Narre Warren Tooradin-Dalmore v Hampton Park ROC v Berwick Round 18 Saturday, 19 August ROC v Bye Berwick v Beaconsfield Cranbourne v Doveton Hampton Park v Pakenham Narre Warren v Tooradin-Dalmore Qualifying/Elimination Finals Saturday 26/Sunday 27 August Venues: TBC Semi Final 2/1 Saturday 2/Sunday 3 September Venues: TBC Preliminary Final Saturday 9 September Venues: TBC Grand Final Saturday 16 September Venues: TBC

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A GRADE

B GRADE

Beaconsfield

33 def by 50

Tooradin-Dalmore

Berwick

41 def by 43

Cranbourne

ROC

29 def by 54

Narre Warren

Pakenham

BYE

Beaconsfield Berwick ROC Pakenham

C GRADE

57 def 37

Tooradin-Dalmore

36 def 24

Cranbourne

46 def by 53

Narre Warren

BYE

D GRADE

Beaconsfield

29 def 16

Tooradin-Dalmore

Berwick

14 def by 33

Cranbourne

ROC

20 def by 36

Narre Warren

Pakenham

BYE

33 def 10

Tooradin-Dalmore

26 def by 31

Cranbourne

ROC

37 def by 47

Narre Warren

BYE

32 def 5

Tooradin-Dalmore

Berwick

29 def 12

Cranbourne

ROC

29 def 25

Narre Warren

BYE

24 def 19

Cranbourne

ROC

29 def 13

Narre Warren

BYE

BYE

Beaconsfield

53 def 4

Tooradin-Dalmore

Berwick

27 drew 27

Cranbourne

ROC

18 def by 46

Narre Warren

BYE

Beaconsfield

45 def 2

Tooradin-Dalmore

Berwick

24 def 22

Cranbourne

ROC

28 def 17

Narre Warren

BYE

13 & UNDER WHITE Tooradin-Dalmore

Berwick

Pakenham

Narre Warren

Pakenham

13 & UNDER RED 18 def 10

29 def by 54

15 & UNDER WHITE

Beaconsfield

Beaconsfield

Cranbourne

ROC

Pakenham

15 & UNDER RED

Pakenham

Tooradin-Dalmore

41 def by 43

17 & UNDER WHITE

Berwick

Pakenham

33 def by 50

Berwick

Pakenham

17 & UNDER RED Beaconsfield

Beaconsfield

Beaconsfield

54 def 4

Tooradin-Dalmore

Berwick

27 def 5

Cranbourne

ROC

23 def 8

Narre Warren

Pakenham

BYE

Doveton

BYE

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A GRADE TEAM Tooradin-Dalmore Narre Warren Cranbourne Beaconsfield ROC Pakenham Doveton Berwick Hampton Park

B GRADE P 2 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1

W 2 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0

L 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 1

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

For 116 54 93 85 77 23 44 81 33

Agst 56 29 74 90 98 66 48 95 50

PTS 8 8 8 4 4 4 0 0 0

% 207.14 186.21 125.68 94.44 78.57 34.85 91.67 85.26 66.00

TEAM Beaconsfield Narre Warren Doveton Berwick Cranbourne Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham Hampton Park ROC

P 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 2

W 2 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0

L 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 2

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

For 70 36 60 32 49 21 25 50 35

Agst 37 20 39 30 50 33 27 68 74

PTS 8 8 8 4 4 4 0 0 0

% 189.19 180.00 153.85 106.67 98.00 63.64 92.59 73.53 47.30

TEAM Narre Warren Beaconsfield Cranbourne Doveton Hampton Park Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham ROC Berwick

P 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 1

W 1 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0

L 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 1

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

For 32 71 83 47 32 59 47 21 14

Agst 11 31 40 37 22 79 69 65 52

PTS 8 8 8 8 4 0 0 0 0

% 290.91 229.03 207.50 127.03 145.45 74.68 68.12 32.31 26.92

TEAM Pakenham Beaconsfield Narre Warren Cranbourne Doveton Berwick Hampton Park ROC Tooradin-Dalmore

P 1 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 2

W 1 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0

L 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 2

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

For 43 53 46 49 21 39 25 15 16

Agst 11 26 29 46 20 44 29 27 75

PTS 8 8 4 4 4 4 4 0 0

% 390.91 203.85 158.62 106.52 105.00 88.64 86.21 55.56 21.33

TEAM

P 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1

W 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

L 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0

For 76 52 42 39 37 16 13 14 6

Agst 19 38 34 38 38 32 29 20 47

PTS 8 8 4 4 4 4 4 0 0

% 400.00 136.84 123.53 102.63 97.37 50.00 44.83 70.00 12.77

TEAM

C GRADE TEAM Beaconsfield Narre Warren Cranbourne Doveton Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham Hampton Park ROC Berwick

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

For 107 53 40 67 67 80 34 39 75

Agst 68 46 29 74 75 91 43 43 93

PTS 8 8 4 4 4 4 4 0 0

% 157.35 115.22 137.93 90.54 89.33 87.91 79.07 90.70 80.65

P 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 2

W 1 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0

L 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 2

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

For 37 65 69 31 33 45 18 48 36

Agst 22 44 49 26 32 44 21 68 76

PTS 8 8 4 4 4 4 4 0 0

% 168.18 147.73 140.82 119.23 103.13 102.27 85.71 70.59 47.37

W 1 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

L 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2

D 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

BYE 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 24 94 46 69 23 36 22 29 7

Agst 3 13 18 49 11 68 42 69 77

PTS 8 8 8 6 4 2 0 0 0

% 800.00 723.08 255.56 140.82 209.09 52.94 52.38 42.03 9.09

P 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 2

15 & UNDER WHITE

13 & UNDER RED TEAM ROC Berwick Tooradin-Dalmore Cranbourne Beaconsfield Pakenham Narre Warren Hampton Park Doveton

L 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 2

17 & UNDER WHITE

15 & UNDER RED TEAM Pakenham Berwick Beaconsfield ROC Doveton Cranbourne Narre Warren Hampton Park Tooradin-Dalmore

W 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0

D GRADE

17 & UNDER RED TEAM Pakenham Beaconsfield Cranbourne Narre Warren Doveton ROC Berwick Tooradin-Dalmore Hampton Park

P 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 2

P

W

L

D

BYE

For

Agst

PTS

%

Pakenham

1

1

0

0

1

58

8

8

725.00

Beaconsfield

2

2

0

0

0

65

17

8

382.35

ROC

2

2

0

0

0

62

34

8

182.35

Berwick

2

1

1

0

0

39

42

4

92.86

Cranbourne

1

0

1

0

1

22

24

4

91.67

Narre Warren

1

0

1

0

1

17

28

4

60.71

Doveton

1

0

1

0

0

17

34

0

50.00

Tooradin-Dalmore

2

0

2

0

0

10

103

0

9.71

13 & UNDER WHITE P

W

L

D

BYE

For

Agst

PTS

%

Beaconsfield

2

2

0

0

0

84

9

8

933.33

Pakenham

1

1

0

0

1

47

6

8

783.33

ROC

2

2

0

0

0

66

16

8

412.50

Berwick

2

1

1

0

0

32

35

4

91.43

Narre Warren

1

0

1

0

1

8

23

4

34.78

Cranbourne

1

0

1

0

1

5

27

4

18.52

Doveton

1

0

1

0

0

8

43

0

18.60

Tooradin-Dalmore

2

0

2

0

0

10

101

0

9.90

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BEACONSFIELD 52 V BERWICK 40 What a great day of netball for both sides as the netballers took their games to new levels with the traditional ‘Battle of the Creek flowing over to the courts. Beaconsfield got into their rhythm against their old foes early and established a 10 goal lead.

The game was a lot closer than reflected on the scoreboard, with the Wickers failing to capitalise on every opportunity. The Eagles managed to keep the high intensity going and extend their lead to 7 goals by halftime. Berwick’s endeavour never waived they just weren’t able to close the gap against their experienced opponents. Beacy looked impressive playing a free flowing style allowing their goal shooters the best opportunity to score. To Berwick’s credit they never stopped trying although Beacy found themselves in front pushing their lead out to 12 points to win the game.

CRANBOURNE 50 V HAMPTON PARK 33 In conditions that made it difficult for both teams it was important for teams to settle and stick to their game plans. As like most sports the build up to Round 1 is enormous and it can take a while for new players to adapt to the new competition. Cranbourne is a team on the rise, they didn’t recruit as heavily as other sides but will rely on their brilliant core of players to move up the ladder. Cranbourne’s quick ball movement and transitional play setup great opportunities to score. The Eagles got the jump on the Redbacks and setup an unsurmountable lead. Hampton Park will be a team that improves as the season grows, with many new faces it will take a while for them to bed down the new game style and structures as the Eagle ran away with a confidence boosting win by 17 goals.

DOVETON 44 V ROC 48 The closest game of round one was between Doveton and ROC, which was interesting as you can expect both teams to be jostling for ladder

position towards the end of the season. The Kangaroos welcomed back a group of talented netballers which will add depth and experience to a young group. ROC has always been a strong club with a plethora of junior talent in their squad, while Doveton have brought in experienced coach Liz Edwards to steer the ship. The outcome was crucial for either team to start the season on the right foot. It was a ferocious contest with neither team willing to give up an inch with the margin between both sides staying relatively close. The conditions ensured that the team who reduced turnovers and could maintain fluent ball movement was going to take away the win. It was a tremendous spectacle as the game went down to wire with the effervescent Kangas getting the hop at the vital time to win by 4 points.

TOORADIN 66 V PAKENHAM 23 In the most one-sided match of the season opener, it was the Gulls who looked impressive in every aspect of their play. The girls from Westernport Oval appear to have taken their game to new heights. It’s an amazing feat considering the same side was unable to win a game during the 2015 season. The introduction of Kelly Haynes as senior coach has seen a major overhaul on how the Tooradin Netball sides conduct themselves as a club, with better structures in place and the addition of some experienced players has the Gulls looking to improve on their 5th placing from last year and they have started their new campaign in fine style. The Gulls dominated from start to finish, applying pressure when without the ball and appear to have a game style which will cause problems for most sides. For Pakenham it was always going to be a work in progress with many off court changes providing an opportunity for the new breed of Lionesses to step up and take their chance at senior level and we should see an improved performance as the season continues.

This doesn’t take away anything from Tooradin’s dominating performance winning by 43 goals.

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HAMPTON PARK (8TH 0-1) V DOVETON (6TH 0-1) This is another game which can have a big impact on how their seasons progresses, neither team will want to start their season with 2 loses which will ensure another close contest. Hampton Park have had a huge turnover of players at the top-end and it could take a while for the girls to gel and play at the standards set last season. Doveton were right in the contest against ROC but just fell short at the final whistle. This game could go either way, Hampton Park will enjoy having the extra week to prepare and play at home, while the Doves will want to build on the momentum from Round One. Doveton by 6 goals.

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A GRADE

B GRADE

HAMPTON PARK V DOVETON

HAMPTON PARK V DOVETON

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: DOVETON

Coach: Liz Edwards

Coach: Liz Edwards

Player

Player

Hayley Stewart

Linda Hunt

Melissa Webster

Vanessa San Jose

Shonalene San Jose

Natalie Montanari

Leah Seeto

Jessica Pastras

Aggie Seeto

Jasmine Wilson

Rahni Samason

Helen Margaret

Danielle Kamana

Atleini Seeto

Zali Mifsud

Tessa Woodward

Liz Edwards

Kyla Quinn

Kerry Mundy

Emily Pastras

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C GRADE

D GRADE

HAMPTON PARK V DOVETON

HAMPTON PARK V DOVETON

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: DOVETON

Coach: Jay Peterson

Coach: Melinda Wilson Team manager: Vicky Hendy

Player

Player

Amberleen Marsters Angela Karika Charleen Dunn Felicity Potae Helen Ashin Lesina Hunt Oceana Perry Serita Weggery Oshania Natu Taylah Howie Suliana Yakopo

Melinda Wilson Sherridan Murphy Rebecca Hendy Ashley Beardsworth Rhiannon Warkuss Cassie Hill Taliah Micaleff Ashleigh Taylor

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17 & UNDER RED

17 & UNDER WHITE

HAMPTON PARK V DOVETON

HAMPTON PARK V DOVETON

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: DOVETON

Coach: Jason Baker

Coach: Kellie Miller

Player

Player

Shonalene San Jose

Taliah Micallef

Oshania Natu Taylah Howie

Charli Howie Keeley Miller Keeley Mitchell

Hayley Stewart

Ebony Phillips

Oceana Perry

Makaela Abrahama

Kyla Quinn Melissa Webster Lesila Seeto

Harmony Thomas Tusani Carter Castelli Amy Johnson Heather Keziah

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15 & UNDER RED

13 & UNDER RED

HAMPTON PARK V DOVETON

HAMPTON PARK V DOVETON

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: DOVETON

Coach: Emma Barry Team Manager: C assandra Pullen

Coach: Rita Camilleri Team Manager: Susan Micaleff

Player

Player

Teileah Pullen

Haylie Pastras

Chelyn Rakei

Zealand Rakei

Zealand Rakei

Georgia Henwood

Sophie Miller

Keeley Finegan

Helen Margaret Ashin

Amelia Mundy

Sontina Teinakore

Racheal Hunt

Holly White

Haylie Andrews

Adele Batten

Shaylee Wilson

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U13 had an awesome start to the game. We worked well as a team, playing our own game resulting in a 3 goal lead at quarter time. Unfortunately rushing and silly mistakes which we will work on, resulted our game into a 6 goal loss. All in all it was a great first game to the season and we thank Cranbourne.

Best on was Ellarnah U15 team played a tough Cranbourne side today.

Cranbourne stepped on court giving us everything from the first centre pass, however the girls stepped up and fought the entire game walking away with only an 11 goal loss. For a team with only 1 top age player today, this was an impressive beginning to the season. Our defenders gave it all with several great intercepts with the mid court and goalers rewarding every effort. Great game girls, you impressed Tayla Jean and I the whole game.

Keep it up.

U17 Whites Cranbourne came out firing from the start, but each one of you stepped up and owned your bib and showed them a thing or 2 about dedication and game play. We set individual goals, and you all worked hard to put them into practice.

At half time, we spoke about intensity, and you went out and gave a phenomenal second half. The corrections I gave were taken and applied, defence got tighter, mid court fought harder, and the goalers finished off all the hard fought turnovers.

U17 Red went hard for the first half very happy with the positions and game, we went in knowing they’d be a tough side unfortunately no win dropped our heads last quarter with a couple injuries but we will be coming back hard for good Friday and show our improvements as a team!

Stoked with our team and how they have welcomed me as a new coach for a great season ahead.

D grade Cranbourne came out firing being down at 1/2 time by 8 we made some changes throughout

the court and girls got a spray from the coach our whole game changed around our intensity and commitment to our game and positions is what won us the game by a tight fight winning by 1. Best on TJ C grade had a bit of a shaky start but picked up towards end of 1st and played better in the 2nd.

Few silly mistakes which brought us down in points but picked up in 3rd qtr. having that lead, but Cranbourne was just a tad too strong in the last qtr. which we had lost by a couple. Few things to work on as a team, but apart from that, well done to C grade. Best on was to Lisa Simpson.

B Grade Starting out strong in the first qtr and a dominant performance by our shooters saw us leading by a goal going into the second qtr. the second qtr. we struggled a little moving the ball down court in the windy conditions and Cranbourne came back to level the game by the half time break.

After a chat at half time and discussing the conditions and the need for playing a short ball and driving hard we were able to push out to a 3 goal lead driven mostly by our defenders working hard in the circle and creating opportunities for the turn over. Sadly we couldn’t hold it together going into the last with Cranbourne turning a 3 goal lead into a 3 goal deficit and running away with game.

A grade a whole new team working together, working out combinations, our attacking line working well with some great drives and passages of play. Unfortunately it wasn’t our day but looking forward to the season ahead. Best on Kass.

We would like to wish Jacinta and Chloe speedy recoveries with your injuries and hope to see u out there soon GO REDBACKS....

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Round one saw us welcome ROC. We came away with 3/6 junior & 3/4 senior wins for the day. It just proves that we are growing stronger & are becoming a real serious competitor in this competition.

A Grade: Such a proud player/coach of our 17s girls whom stepped up. Proud because not only were there attitudes intact, the way they held themselves in this level truly shows the growth we have at Doveton. That game was very much ours for the taking, let’s just learn from our mistakes and gain on it for the next round against Hampton.

B Grade: Great win for the season, a few young, new but talented faces. ROC sure gave us a good first hit out which caused us to turn the ball over a few times. Once momentum kicked in after the 2nd quarter, it was just keeping the game tempo controlled to our own style of play.

A well-deserved, team effort WIN! C Grade: Great first win and start for the season, it sets the benchmark for the season ahead. Started off a little rocky in our first quarter as the nerves settled in & our ladies found their feet. As much as ROC took as much as we gave, our girls never gave up. The attitude, sportsmanship and team spirit was enormously evident in the last quarter as the girls pulled it together and came away with the win.

D Grade: Started off a little shaky and nervous against a strong and physical ROC side but soon found their feet by the second quarter. In the second half the girls settled the ball, played to their strengths and took the lead. We showed glimpses of brilliance and our defence end just dominating.

U17’s Red: Round 1 with two new girls Kyla Quinn, Oceana Perry in the team fitting in fantastic. 1st quarter was goal for goal. At 1/2 time our newly appointed captain, Mel Webster giving our girls a rev up, we stepped it up in the

third quarter. Every one of us working hard, doing the team things, we passed well & we will shot even better. But today our attitude was tremendous.

U17’s White: What a great way to start the season. We had a few nervous plays but as soon as the whistle went they were fine. Saturday we found some great combinations thru out the court. We came away with a convincing win.

U15’s Red: Came up against last year’s grand finalists with a whole new side. Our girls started off a little nervous but soon found their feet. Our attack end settled in the second half but our passes let us down. But to our girls credit we never gave and we fought to the end, running away winners by 1 goal!

U15 White: Whilst we weren’t luck enough to walk away with the win you guys gave me 110% effort for a solid 4 quarters!

A few nerves were from not just players but also coach quickly settled when we put together some impressive plays. We have plenty to work and will hit the court ready to take on our next opponent!

U13 Red: Slow start with a mix of bad weather and a new team to hit the court. Some great plays at times, some silly mistakes letting us down, showed we also need to work on a few things as a team & as individuals. Unfortunately not coming away with a win was disappointing for the girls, keep your heads and your attitudes held high girls and the rest will happen naturally!

U13 White: Great first game girls was very impressed with you all coming together as a team we have a few things we need to work on but overall I am very proud of you. Remember to always keep your heads up & the wins will come.

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