SEFNL 2017 Record Rd 11

ROUND 11

2 From the SEFNL Desk 3 Message from AFL Victoria 8 Round 10 Results 9 Football Ladders 10 This Week’s Games

South Eastern Womens

12 Umpires Message 14 Round 10 Review 15 Round 11 Football Preview 16 Senior/Reserves Teamlists 17 Football Club Notes 21 Under 19A Teamlists 30 Under 19B Teamlists 32 Football Results and Ladders

34 Netball Fixture 2017 35 Netball Round 10 Results 37 Netball Ladders 38 Round 10 Netball Review 39 Round 11 Netball Preview 40 A Grade Teamlists 42 B Grade Teamlists 43 C Grade Teamlists 44 D Grade Teamlists 45 17 & Under Teamlists 46 15 & Under Teamlists 48 13 & Under Teamlists 50 Club Notes 55 Football Fixture 2017

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SENIOR/RESERVES

UNDER 19A

Doveton v Pakenham

Doveton v Narre Warren A Cranbourne A v Berwick

Cranbourne v Berwick

BYE: Beaconsfield

Narre Warren v Officer SFC Hampton Park v Beaconsfield BYE: Tooradin-Dalmore

UNDER 19B Cranbourne B v Pakenham Tooradin-Dalmore v Narre Warren B BYE: Officer SFC

Doveton v Pakenham Cranbourne v Berwick Narre Warren v ROC Hampton Park v Beaconsfield BYE: Tooradin-Dalmore

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Welcome to Round 11 of the SEFNL Berwick Motor Group Premiership Season.

Today we are supporting the Doveton Football Club in their annual White Ribbon Day. White Ribbon is Australia’s only national, male led Campaign to end men’s violence against women.

Vision: All women live in safety free from all forms of men’s violence.

Mission: Making women’s safety a man’s issue too.

The campaign works through primary prevention initiatives involving awareness raising and education, and programs with youth, schools and work places and across the broader community.

It’s not just about physical violence but the other ways in which men treat women. Are the roles women are doing at your club traditional “female roles”? How many clubs have female presidents? Have a look around your sports club and see how many women are actively involved. If the answer is not many, then perhaps you need to look at ways of including women.

Is the culture at your club one in which women would feel safe and comfortable?

On a lighter note on Sunday 25th June our U/13 & U/15 Open Netball Representative teams headed into the State Netball Hockey Centre for the Association Championships State Finals. This was an opportunity for the girls to play against the best in the state in their age groups on the big stage. It was a tough and competitive day and our girls showed what talent we have in the Junior ranks of SEFNL netball. The U/13’s finished 3rd on the ladder and the U/15’s finished 5th on the ladder in their respective Pools.

Again, this day was not possible without our coaches Janine Kilmartin, Leanne Walford and Katrina Foster. Well done getting the girls to the finals and thank you. We also thank the parents and players for their support and good luck for the rest of the SEFNL season with your clubs.

Further themed rounds coming up: Round 11: 1st July – White Ribbon Round Round 15: 29th July – Multicultural Round That’s all from the SEFNL desk, best of luck to all teams for this week!

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The Dandenong Southern Stingrays endured swirling winds whilst hosting five new debutants to come home with a comfortable 76-point win over the Western Jets on Sunday, 16.16 (112) to 5.6 (36).

That was the theme for most of the day – the Rays burst out of the blocks early, but they couldn’t convert early shots on goal until they finally adjusted to the conditions and kicked away.

The Stingrays were menacing in the second half by not allowing the Jets to get a sniff on the scoreboard, by only allowing one goal whilst adding 13 majors of their own.

After the half time siren the Jets were made to look second-rate as the Stingrays swarmed the footy and benefitted from cleaner disposal and better decisionmaking.

Dandenong benefitted from a wide spread of goal-kickers, with Tom Freeman 3 goals, Dylan Morris, Toby Bedford, Corey Ellison and Fin Bayne all managing a pair of majors each, with five other Stingrays also slotting goals.

Debutant Alex Young won’t forget the first term for a while, booting his first TAC Cup goal quickly followed

by Fin Bayne’s first- both could have added another in the first term but missed with near misses.

Freeman and Bedford were the pick of the forwards, with both applying significant pressure across the half-forwards to force the Western defence into making errors. Riley Darcy also had a great day out, playing as the primary lead-up key forward and clearly relishing the opportunity.

Through the middle, Bailey Morrish and Mitch Cotter had a day out, with brilliant support from the likes of first gamer Jack McHale, Mitch Riordan and the hard working Ali Zijai.

Down back, however, was where the Stingrays really shone. Jesse Davies gave his best performance of the year across the back flanks, while stand in Captain Lachlan Young move into defence continued to be one of the masterstrokes of the year. And after a best-on-ground performance last week, Bailey Morrish would have undoubtedly put his hand up for back-to-back honours with another gritty performance from the centre.

Stand-in coach Nick Cox (who once again this week took the reigns to further develop his coaching skills) was pleased with the final result.

“In tricky conditions, like today with the wind blowing making it hard to score, it was always going to be a challenge.

“The Jets came at us, particularly in the second quarter. And so it was good to see how they responded – our second half, I thought, was fantastic.

“We outscored them and we outworked them.”

“I was very pleased to see our all 17 year olds have an impact- especially in Bedford and Bayne who we challenged to use their pace.”

To their credit, the Jets refused to give in. A majority of the second quarter was played on their terms, while a couple of the Stingrays could have been accused of taking their foot off the accelerator marginally.

With the scores locked at 27 a piece at the main break Stingrays stand in Coach Nick Cox challenged many, whilst throwing the magnets around to manufacture a winning formula.

After half-time, the Stingrays lifted their game up another gear, leaving the Jets in their wake. Western simply couldn’t keep up with the ferocious Rays, who gave their opponents no mercy.

By the time the final siren rang, Dandenong had kicked away to a 76-point win kicking 7 unanswered goals in the third quarter and kicking 6 more in the last whilst only conceding one – which another timely reminder that the Stingrays are one of the genuine 2017 premiership threat.

They will now enjoy a week off for a TAC Cup general bye, with an away game against the Calder Cannons on Saturday July 8th at Rams Arena, Craigeburn at 11.00am.

“These next game is really important for us, we settle the changes a little and get 2-3 games into our 17 year olds,” Cox admitted.

“We’ve been training hard since November 2016 for this situation, the boys have been doing their conditioning and extra work so when they got their chance they know that they’re going to understand their roles, whilst running out games really well.”

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Round round10 1 results results

SENIORS Berwick 39.26-260 FINAL

1.1-7

Hampton Park

Beaconsfield 13.14-92 FINAL

8.4-52

Pakenham

Officer SFC 8.5-53

FINAL 18.10-118 Doveton

Tooradin-Dalmore 8.13-61 FINAL 13.11-89 Cranbourne Narre Warren

BYE

RESERVES

DOVETON

Berwick 15.20-110 FINAL

1.3-9

Hampton Park

Beaconsfield 13.5-83 FINAL

4.7-31

Pakenham

FINAL

5.9-39

Doveton

Officer SFC 5.7-37

Tooradin-Dalmore 5.11-41 FINAL 8.10-58 Cranbourne Narre Warren

AJ Robinson Reserve, Doveton

Beaconsfield 17.10-112 FINAL

3.4-22

Doveton

Narre Warren A 5.9-39

FINAL

4.6-30

Cranbourne A

Berwick

BYE

7.3-45

Narre Warren B

UNDER 19B Officer SFC 11.5-71 FINAL

Pakenham

PAKENHAM

BYE

UNDER 19A

Tooradin-Dalmore 5.8-38

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RESERVES

SENIORS TEAM

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D

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For

Agst

%

PTS

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P

W

L

D

B

For

Agst

%

PTS

Berwick

9

9

0

0

1

1044

408

255.88

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Narre Warren

8

8

0

0

2

827

192

430.73

40

Cranbourne

9

8

1

0

1

893

514

173.74

36

Berwick

9

7

1

1

1

753

213

353.52

34

Beaconsfield

9

6

3

0

1

789

415

190.12

28

Beaconsfield

9

7

2

0

1

637

325

196.00

32

Narre Warren

8

5

3

0

2

895

607

147.45

28

Doveton

9

6

2

1

1

448

354

126.55

30

Doveton

9

5

4

0

1

796

639

124.57

24

Cranbourne

9

5

4

0

1

641

315

203.49

24

Tooradin-Dalmore

9

3

6

0

1

702

683

102.78

16

Officer SFC

9

3

6

0

1

439

628

69.90

16

Officer SFC

9

3

6

0

1

606

790

76.71

16

Tooradin-Dalmore

9

1

7

1

1

410

723

56.71

10

Pakenham

9

1

8

0

1

477

762

62.60

8

Pakenham

9

1

7

1

1

284

708

40.11

10

Hampton Park

9

0

9

0

1

279

1663

16.78

4

Hampton Park

9

0

9

0

1

170

1151

14.77

4

TEAM

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W

L

D

B

For

Agst

%

PTS

Beaconsfield

10

9

1

0

0

838

234

358.12

36

Narre Warren A

10

9

1

0

0

921

268

343.66

36

Cranbourne A

10

8

2

0

0

954

270

353.33

32

Berwick

9

5

4

0

1

875

308

284.09

24

Doveton

10

5

5

0

0

655

573

114.31

20

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

For

Agst

%

PTS

Officer SFC

10

5

5

0

0

592

657

90.11

20

Pakenham

9

4

5

0

1

484

617

78.44

20

Narre Warren B

10

2

8

0

0

339

876

38.70

8

Cranbourne B

10

2

8

0

0

362

956

37.87

8

Tooradin-Dalmore 10

0

10

0

0

197

1458

13.51

0

UNDER 19A

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CHISHOLM INSTITUTE SEWF DIVISION 1 CHISHOLM INSTITUTE SEWF DIVISION 1 RESULTS - ROUND 7 RESULTS - ROUND 7

TEAM P W DIVISION L D B 1 FF CHISHOLM INSTITUTE SEWF

Cranbourne 3.8.26- ROUND Def 2.3.157Knox RESULTS Cranbourne 3.8.26 Def 2.3.15 Knox St Kilda Sharks 8.10.58 Def2.3.15 4.7.31Knox Seaford Cranbourne 3.8.26 Def St Kilda Sharks 8.10.58 Def 4.7.31 Seaford Gippsland 2.4.16 Def 7.13.55 Eastern St KildaMaroons Sharks 8.10.58 DefBy 4.7.31 Seaford Gippsland Maroons 2.4.16 DevilsDef By 7.13.55 Eastern Devils Gippsland Maroons 2.4.16 Def By 7.13.55 Eastern Bye: Port Melbourne Devils Bye: Port Melbourne Bye: Port Melbourne

1 1 2 2 31

3 42 4 53

5 4 6 65

TEAM Eastern Devils Eastern Devils TEAM St Kilda Sharks St Kilda Sharks Eastern Devils Cranbourne

P 6 6 P 6 6 66

W 6 6 W 5 5 46

Knox Seaford Gippsland Gippsland Maroons Knox Maroons

6 6 6 6

2 2 2 2

Cranbourne St Kilda Sharks Seaford Seaford Cranbourne Knox

6 66 6 66

L 0 0 1L

D 0 0 D 0 0 00

B 1 1 B 1 1 11

FF 0 0 FF 0 0 00

4 4 4 4

0 0 0 0

1 1 1 1

0 0 0 0

1 20 2 41 4 42

4 25 2 24

0 00 0 00

1 11 1 11

FA FA 389 389 FA 379 379 389 312

FOR FOR 99 99 FOR 162 162 99 182

0 00 0 00

312 379 340 340 312 212

AGST AGST 392.93 392.93 AGST 233.95 233.95 392.93 171.43

% % 28 28 % 24

% WON % WON 100.00 100.00 %75.00 WON

50.00 50.00 25.00 50.00 25.00

24 28 20 20 24 12 12 20 12

212 340 182 212 182

182 162 273 273 182 304

304 273 333 304 333

171.43 233.95 124.54 124.54 171.43 69.74 69.74 124.54 54.65 69.74 54.65

12 12 12 12

75.00 100.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 50.00 50.00 75.00 50.00

7 76

Port Melbourne Gippsland Port Melbourne Maroons

6 6

0 02

6 64

0 0

1 1

0 0

97 182 97

558 333 558

17.38 54.65 17.38

4 12 4

0.00 25.00 0.00

7

Port Melbourne

6

0

6

0

1

0

97

558

17.38

4

0.00

MORNINGTON RACECOURSE SEWF DIVISION 2 MORNINGTON RACECOURSE SEWF DIVISION 2 SEWF DIVISION 2 RESULTS - ROUND 7MORNINGTON RACECOURSE TEAM P W L D B FF 1 Endeavour Hills 7 6 0 1 0 0 RESULTS - ROUND 7 Edi-Asp 2.8.20 Def By-6.5.41 Chirnside Park RESULTS ROUND 7 Edi-Asp 2.8.20 Def By 6.5.41 Chirnside Park Cranbourne 0.0.0 Def Def By By 6.5.41 11.16.82 EasternPark Devils Edi-Asp 2.8.20 Chirnside Cranbourne 0.0.0 Def By 11.16.82 Eastern Devils St Kilda Sharks 0.0.0 By 12.10.82 Mornington Cranbourne 0.0.0 DefDef By 11.16.82 Eastern Devils St Kilda Sharks 0.0.0 Def By 12.10.82 Mornington Endeavour 0.2.2 Seaford St Kilda SharksHills 0.0.05.13.43 Def ByDef 12.10.82 Mornington Endeavour Hills 5.13.43 Def 0.2.2 Seaford Bye:5.13.43 Beaconsfield Endeavour Hills Def 0.2.2 Seaford Bye: Beaconsfield Bye: Beaconsfield

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

0 FF 0 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 00

FA FA 0 0 FA 0 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 00

FOR FOR 345 345 FOR 425 425 345 349 349 425 338 338 349 190 190 338 192 192 190 228 228 192 151 151 228 30 30 151

AGST AGST 99 99 AGST 105 105 99 127 127 105 186 186 127 178 178 186 187 187 178 340 340 187 301 301 340 487 487 301

% % 348.48 348.48 % 404.76 404.76 348.48 274.80 274.80 404.76 181.72 181.72 274.80 106.74 106.74 181.72 102.67 102.67 106.74 67.06 67.06 102.67 50.17 50.17 67.06 6.16 6.16 50.17

%WON %WON 92.86 92.86 %WON 91.67 91.67 92.86 83.33 83.33 91.67 71.43 71.43 83.33 57.14 57.14 71.43 33.33 33.33 57.14 28.57 28.57 33.33 16.67 16.67 28.57 0.00 0.00 16.67

1 2 2 13 3 24 4 35 5 46 6 57 7 68 8 79 89

Endeavour Hills TEAM Mornington Mornington Endeavour Hills Beaconsfield Beaconsfield Mornington Chirnside Park Chirnside Park Beaconsfield Edi-Asp Edi-Asp Chirnside Park Eastern Devils Eastern Devils Edi-Asp Seaford Seaford Eastern St Kilda Devils Sharks St Kilda Sharks Seaford Cranbourne Cranbourne St Kilda Sharks

7 P 6 6 76 6 67 7 67 7 76 6 77 7 66 6 75 65

6 W 5 5 65 5 55 5 54 4 52 2 42 2 21 1 20 10

0 0L 0 01 1 02 2 13 3 24 4 35 5 45 5 55 55

1 D 1 1 10 0 10 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 00

0 B0 0 01 1 00 0 10 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 01 01

9

Cranbourne

5

0

5

0

1

0

0

30

487

6.16

0.00

MORNINGTON RACECOURSE SEWF SOUTH EAST DEVELOPMENT DIVISION MORNINGTON RACECOURSE SEWF SOUTH EAST DEVELOPMENT DIVISION P W DEVELOPMENT L D B FF DIVISION FOR AGST MORNINGTON SEWF SOUTH EAST RESULTS - ROUND 7 RACECOURSE TEAM TEAM P W L D B FF FOR AGST RESULTS - ROUND 7 1 Warragul 6 6 0 0 0 0 482 37

Hastings 9.3.57 Def 2.8.20 Bunyip RESULTS - ROUND 7 Hastings 9.3.57 Def 2.8.20 Bunyip

Officer 18.19.127 Morwell East Hastings 9.3.57Def Def0.1.1 2.8.20 Bunyip Officer 18.19.127 Def 0.1.1 Morwell East Frankston DolphinsDef 1.0.6 DefMorwell By 36.20.236 Officer 18.19.127 0.1.1 East Frankston Dolphins 1.0.6 Def By 36.20.236 Karingal Dolphins 10.6.66 Def 3.3.21 Pearcedale Frankston 1.0.6 Def By 36.20.236 Karingal 10.6.66 Def 3.3.21 Pearcedale Cerberus/Crib Point Won ForfeitPearcedale over Gippsland Karingal 10.6.66 Defby Cerberus/Crib Point Won by3.3.21 Forfeit over Gippsland Maroons Maroons Cerberus/Crib Point Won by Forfeit over Gippsland Seaford 2.7.19 Def By 5.12.42 Mornington Maroons Seaford 2.7.19 Def By 5.12.42 Mornington BassSeaford Coast 5.6.39 Frankston Bombers 2.7.19 Def 2.4.16 By 5.12.42 Mornington Bass Coast 5.6.39 Def 2.4.16 Frankston Bombers Bass Coast 5.6.39 Def 2.4.16 Frankston Bombers

1 2 2 31 3 42 4 53

Warragul TEAM Bass Coast Bass Coast Warragul Tyabb Tyabb Bass Coast Hastings Hastings Tyabb Cerberus/Crib Point

6 P 7 7 66

6 77 7 76 7 77 7 67

15 14 16 16 15

Officer Karingal Mornington Mornington Officer Bunyip Bunyip Mornington Seaford Seaford Bunyip Maroons Gippsland Gippsland Maroons Seaford Pearcedale Pearcedale Gippsland Red Hill Maroons Red Hill PearcedaleDolphins Frankston Frankston Dolphins Red Hill East Morwell Morwell East Frankston Dolphins

6 66 6 6

0 00 0 0

6 66 6 6

0 00 0 0

16

Morwell East

6

0

6

0

5 64 6 57 7 86

8 97 9 8 10 10 9 11 11 10 12

12 11 13 13 12 14 14 13 15

Cerberus/Crib Point Hastings Bombers Frankston Frankston Bombers Cerberus/Crib Point Karingal Karingal Frankston Bombers Officer

6 57 5 46 4 75 7 47 7 67

6 67 6 66 6 66

6 W 7 7 56 5 47 4 35 3 54 5 34 4 35

3 34 3 33 3 23 2 13

1 12 1 10 0 01

0L 0 0 10 1 10 1 11

0 D 0 0 00

3 43 4 43 4 54 5 54

0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00

1 21 2 13 3 32

5 55 5 56 6 65

0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00

0 00 0 00 0 00

0 B 0 0 10 1 10 1 11 1 01 0 10 0 10

1 00 0 01 0 00 0 00

0 10 1 00 0 01

0 FF 0 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00

0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00

482 FOR 660 660 482 597 597 660 476 476 597 272 272 476 554 554 272 429 429 554 333

333 429 217 217 333 235 235 217 261 261 235 150

0 00 0 0

0 00 0 00 0 00

0 00 0 0

150 261 122 122 150 61 61 122 31 31 61 2 2 31

0

0

2

37 AGST 64 64 37 99 99 64 77 77 99 135 135 77 134 134 135 220 220 134 247

247 220 325 325 247 353 353 325 209 209 353 406

406 209 427 427 406 700 700 427 957

% % 1302.70 1302.70 % 1031.25 1031.25 1302.70 603.03 603.03 1031.25 618.18 618.18 603.03 201.48

%WON %WON 100.00 100.00 %WON 100.00 100.00 100.00 83.33 83.33 100.00 80.00 80.00 83.33 75.00

134.82 195.00 66.77 66.77 134.82 66.57 66.57 66.77 124.88 124.88 66.57 36.95

50.00 57.14 42.86 42.86 50.00 42.86 42.86 42.86 28.57 28.57 42.86 16.67

201.48 618.18 413.43 413.43 201.48 195.00 195.00 413.43 134.82

75.00 80.00 71.43 71.43 75.00 57.14 57.14 71.43 50.00

957 700 1065 1065 957

36.95 124.88 28.57 28.57 36.95 8.71 8.71 28.57 3.24 3.24 8.71 0.19 0.19 3.24

16.67 28.57 16.67 16.67 16.67 0.00 0.00 16.67 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

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Blue Sock Round This week the umpires also embrace the “it’s okay, not to be okay” round with blue socks to help raise awareness of mental health and suicide in the community.

What this round represents and promotes is a real issue for our community and one we need to band together to promote awareness of.

To the Hocking family thank you for being so courageous and sharing your story to promote this real world issue facing our community.

please speak to Matt Craig or Ross Lewis to arrange this prior to the day. BBQ lunch after the everyone has finished their round of golf. Should you wish to enter please contact the events team - Matt Craig eventscp.sua@gmail.com or 0408 366397 or Ross Lewis eventssf.sua@gmail.com or just catch up with either of them at fountain gate or seaford training....

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The umpires officiating in the senior games in the Nepean League will be wearing blue socks this weekend.

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Cost: $10 per head.

Pizza night.

When: 8th July Where: L a porchetta, Homemaker center, 12/1063 south gippsland highway Cranbourne.

A great chance to have a end of season catch up before kick starting the finals series and tell a story or two from season 2017, Bar will be open on the night, of course sale of alcoholic beverages to those members 18 and over only....

See you all there!

Time: 6:30 Evening is open to all members of the SUA we have tried for “mutual” ground with the venue to attract as many different faces as possible from seaford and fountain gate. Please confirm your attendance asap to Matt Craig by emailing eventscp.sua@gmail.com. Please rsvp by Thursday the 6th of July.

Trivia night When:15th of July.

Where: Seaford rooms.

Time: 7 o’clock for a 7:30 start Cost: $5 entry fee to be paid upon arrival on the night.

Show up on the night and join a table of 10. There will be prizes on the night for the winning team at the half way point and the end of the night also to be announced on the night and a reverse table draw also. Bar will be open on the night, of course sale of alcoholic beverages to those members 18 and over only.... See you all there!

Annual SUA Golf day: When: Sunday July 30.

Where: Bembridge 9 hole golf course. 125 Tyabb-tooradin road, Somerville.

Time: 10 o’clock start please arrive at 9:15 so we can get organised. $20 to be paid by each player, buggy and club hire available

Watch this space for further details on this event....

Presentation night When: October 21 Where: Frankston RSL Time: 7:00 o’clock for a 7:30pm start Dress code: NO DENIM Cost: F ree to all members of the SUA, $60 for all non members Always a good night and great way to reflect upon the year...

Tickets will be available at both Fountain Gate and Seaford in coming weeks.

Should you have any questions regarding any of these upcoming events please feel free to contact the events team: Matt Craig - eventscp.sua@gmail.com or Ross Lewis eventssf.sua@gmail.com Stay in Touch Stay in touch with all information about Southern Umpires Association (SUA) by following or adding us on social media.

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round 10 review

BERWICK 39.26.260 DEF HAMPTON PARK 1.1.7 The writing was on the wall when the juggernaut that is Berwick welcomed the bottom placed Hampton Park. The result was never in doubt, Berwick looking to maintain their undefeated run, while Hampton Park’s season from hell was continuing with more players leaving the Redbacks nest during the mid-season break.

Berwick started the contest booting seven goals to one and establish a 42 - point lead at the first change. Berwick’s wealth of experience and exuberance of class was going to make them a difficult task to stop. After quarter-time it was the Berwick Show as the 2015 premiers slammed home 32.20 to one solidarity behind. Brody Connelly and Ash Smith had a field day combining for 14 goals, Bryce Rutherford was rampant around the ground, Rutherford has confirmed himself as one of the premier midfielders in the competition. It was a day to remember for young gun, Trent Thomas. Thomas has enjoyed his first year of senior football, cementing his spot in the seniors with eight goals from the last three weeks before putting on a scintillating display up forward. Thomas took his season tally to 24 goals, booting an empathetic 11 goals in his sides’ 253 point annihilation of Hampton Park. Berwick improved their percentage and all but ensured a Top-two finish at season’s end.

BEACONSFIELD 13.14.92 DEF PAKENHAM 8.4.52 The game was tight early, Troy McDermott starting the game as he finished last week, bobbing up and kicking the first goal of the match within a minute. Pakenham hit back through the courageous defender in Sam Blackwood. With the margin close both teams exchanged goals in a very physical first quarter, the Eagles led by a point. Beacy got the jump early in the second quarter when McDermott kicked his second the margin was out to 14 points. Pakenham livewire Jake Smith responded quickly to have the margin back under double figures. Young Eagle Luke Bettio had a debut, his second goal of senior footy had the home side back out in front by 13 points. Pakenham were determined to fight this contest out, neither team could score as Beacy led by 14 points at the main change. The premiership quarter was when The Eagles took a hold of the contest. Four unanswered goals including another for McDermott, had the Lions on the back foot and trailing by 39 points. Pakenham’s Tyler Guan kicked a goal against the run of play to provide the visitors with some hope, before McDermott kicked his fourth for the match and put the result beyond doubt with The Eagles leading by 39 points at the last change. With Beaconsfield in full control, Pakenham came out firing in the last term. The Lions booting four of the next five goals adding some respect to the scoreboard and it ensured a blowout wasn’t going to happen. Brad Homfray kicking the last goal of the match, capped off another best on ground performance this season from Homfray. The Eagles running out impressive winners by 40 points.

OFFICER 8.5.53 LOST TO DOVETON 18.10.118 Officer welcomed Doveton under pressure to perform after their most disappointing performance against Beaconsfield the week earlier. Doveton welcomed back experienced duo Rus

Gabriel and Ryan Hendy with immediate results. Gabriel was providing first use of the footy to their midfield brigade as Sam Raru and Nick Battle had plenty of the footy early. Officer was without big man Dylan Chapman and the human cannonball Chris La Rosa which prevented them having an impact around the footy. Hendy was the main beneficiary of their dominance hitting the scoreboard early combining with Kyle Hendy to give the visitors the early ascendancy as they led by 18 points at quarter time. The second quarter Doveton turned the screws and was dominating most of the one-on-battles. Officer were unable to get themselves into the contest, they looked good when they found the football in open space getting the ball quickly into their forward. An injury to Jake Ingalsio saw the defender move forward to support Matty Clarke as forward targets. Cam Williamson and Kaleb Van Beek where electric at ground level, their pace with football in hand often had the Officer defence scrambling as the Doves kicked five goals to two to lead by 36 points at halftime. Blair Allan came into the contest trying to impose himself as a forward option, but with Raru dominating the clearances ensured the Doveton forwards had plenty of supply. Doveton had opportunities to put this game to bed seven behinds kept Officer’s chances alive before club stalwart Shannon Henwood took two telling grabs close to goal and converted which put a stop any dramatic comeback.

Doveton were in a comfortable position leading by 39 points with a quarter to play. Doveton got their kicking boots on in the last booting six goals straight, the Hendy boys combining for eight goals in their commanding 65 point win.

TOORADIN-DALMORE 8.13.61 LOST TO CRANBOURNE 13.11.89 Tooradin were slow out of the blocks against Cranbourne struggling to kick a goal until early in the second term.

Cranbourne were at their clinical best booting the first three goals of the match to establish an early scoreboard dominance leading by 19 points at the first change. Dangerous small forward Ryan Jones kicked his second for the match, the Eagles were in front by 25 points. First year recruits Luke McKenna and Luke Edmondson kicked the last two goals of the quarter to give the underdogs some hope at home. Tooradin had the margin under two-goals by the main change, but wasted too many opportunities in front of goal. The Seagulls kicked seven consecutive behinds, basically kicking themselves out of the contest. With Marc Holt sidelined, Shaun Marusic drifted forward to kick two early goals to open the second half. Seagull spearhead Andrew Dean broke free from Brandon Osborne, kicking truly and reducing the deficit to only 20 points. The Eagles rose to the challenge kicking three of the next four goals including Jones’s third and the away side enjoying 33-point buffer at the last break. Dean scored his second goal reducing the margin under five-goals and provided a glimmer of hope. The premiers kicked the next three goals including Marusic’s third to extend their lead to 46 points. To Tooradin’s credit they never dropped their heads and snuck home three in a row to add some respectability to the scoreboard but also rue those misses earlier in the game. Cranbourne finishing the game in front by 28 points.

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round 11 preview

DOVETON V PAKENHAM

NARRE WARREN V OFFICER

Last Time - Round 5 Pakenham 5.5.35 lost to Doveton 13.12.90

Last Time - Round 2 Officer 6.4.40 lost to Narre Warren 10.12.72

Doveton welcome Pakenham in the annual White Ribbon Clash as Doveton have gone a long way to increase the awareness of Domestic Violence in the South East of Melbourne. Doveton are finding themselves in the same position as previous season a rung down behind the top three sides in the competition.

Consistency is Doveton’s biggest challenge between now and the end of the season. A healthy list helps with the consistency, but injuries have ravaged the Doves middle part of the season but this has provided an opportunity for their young brigade to get a taste of senior footy. Pakenham have shown plenty of improvement over the past six weeks of footy. The Lions have been competitive early which helps keep them in the contest for longer and with an experienced core, Pakenham are a chance to cause an upset or two before the season is finished. Can the Lions cause one here?? Doubtful as the Doves looked good in patches against Officer last week. Doveton showed plenty of pace guided with slick ball movement which had Officer on the back foot and will be looking to do the same at home. Doveton by 25 points

Officer put in one of their better performances against the perennial finalists Narre Warren in their first encounter. A repeat performance would be satisfactory but an ever better performance from the Kangaroos will show how far they have improved as a football club going in a new direction. Injuries to star playmakers has come at the wrong time for Officer, who at one stage during the season were considering themselves as finals contenders. The door on the finals isn’t completely shut but they would need to regain that winning form again pretty quickly.

Sometimes football seasons can be defined in moments. In their last encounter, Narre were pushed to their limits. With their backs to the wall, Narre found something burning with in. People were again questioning whether the Magpies were a legitimate threat or a team making up the numbers in the top 5. Well the Magpies faced their challenges head on and played some inspired football against Doveton. An eight-goal last quarter could be the tonic that the Magpies needed to build into their season.

With eight games to go there is still plenty to play for but Narre look better equipped to handle the high intensity, high pressure footy that these games present. With Berwick, Beaconsfield and Cranbourne in the next three weeks, this is a must win game for Narre Warren at Kalora Park. Narre by 56 points.

CRANBOURNE V BERWICK Last Time - Round 2 Berwick 10.10.70 def Cranbourne 3.5.23 A grand final preview in the middle part of the season is mouth-watering. The two combatants enter the contest full of confidence. Cranbourne and Berwick have been the inform teams of the past two seasons and it’s always an eagerly anticipated contest. It’s a similar story to last year, Berwick won their first encounter and Cranbourne came back and put them to the sword which gave them the confidence for the rest of the season. Berwick got the jump early in Round 2, Cranbourne came into the contest with a soft underbelly after defeating Hampton Park in the opening round of the season. Berwick have been unstoppable, commanding their position as the early premiership favourite. The Wickers are in for a test at Casey Fields, they won’t be able to dictate the midfield battle and will need to ensure their back six play tight. Cranbourne are great at exposing opponents’ weaknesses and will look to rebound from defence into attack with real purpose. Both teams are so even, matched with great contests across the park. It’s a difficult task to try and tip a winner as the result may not be decided until late in the contest, it could come down to a war of attrition, which team can step up for the full 120 minutes. Cranbourne will be fighting tooth and nail to bring Berwick’s first loss of Season 2017. It’s a real toss of the coin affair, Cranbourne’s stocks will improve if their inspirational leader Marc Holt returns. It’s going to be a tight contest, the coin landed on heads with Cranbourne to win by 3 points.

HAMPTON PARK V BEACONSFIELD Last Time - Round 5 Beaconsfield 16.26.122 def Hampton Park 2.1.13 It’s becoming ugly now.. Hampton Park have hit rock bottom and it looks like the only thing that can save them is the end of the season. Just when you thought things couldn’t worse for the Redbacks, Hampton Park were trounced by 253 points at the hands of the premiership favourite Berwick. Beaconsfield have been impressive under first year coach Leigh McQuillian but still have plenty of work to do. There is a logjam towards the top of the SEFNL ladder and percentage could become vital with teams shuffling positions at the business end of the season. The Eagles are sitting third with a whopping 50% separating them and fourth, due to the fact their defence is currently ranked second for the lowest amount of scores conceded. People have questioned Beaconsfield’s potency, do they have the firepower to match the top-two sides in the competition? Well those questions were answered when Beacy slotted home 26 goals against Officer in Round Nine and will be looking for a similar score line against Hampton Park this weekend. What can Hampton Park expect from the second half of the season?? Coach Dean Warren has been expressing patience is required but for these young inexperienced players you can only hope they are gaining the experience and applying themselves in a way they can learn to better themselves as footballers. There is no easy game in the SEFNL this season but the Redbacks will be looking to hit the scoreboard more often at home. Beacy by 131 points.

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

DOVETON

PAKENHAM

COLOURS: GREEN & BLACK

COLOURS: MAROON, BLUE & GOLD

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

Senior Coach: Ash Green Captains: Steve Morey & Chris Cardona Reserves Coach: Darren Sidebottom Assistant Coach: Dean Blake Team Manager: Greg Guan Runner: Tom O’loughlin

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

No.

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

1 Sam Blackwood 2 Jake Barclay 3 Tyler Guan 4 Russell Lehman 5 Adam Alberni 6 Jake Smith 7 Tom Blackwood 8 Jacob Huisman 9 Steve O'bryan 10 Matt Wheeler 11 Dean Blake 12 Tyler Guan 13 John Kalantumama 14 Grant Barclay 15 Damien Holmes 16 Jack Kowarzik 17 Chris Cardona 18 Stephen Morey 19 Liam Tyrrell 20 Dylan Guan 21 Brendon Robinson 22 Lincoln King 23 Michael Bennett 24 Zac Calvert 25 Jack Muirhead 26 Tom Fusinato 27 Brett Kirkham 28 Brenton Hillard 29 Mitch Gray 30 Nathan Brown 31 Jayden Bootsma

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

PLAYER

No.

PLAYER

32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 62 65 69 77

Sam Cole Corey Bevan Jackson Hillard Jarrod Theisz Brandon Rich Chris Cairns Brendon Robinson Nick Verleg Brayden Baguley Jack Phillips Jesse Pantorno Ash Smallman Jason Naffa Nathan Johnstone Jordan Taylor Dillon Anderson Clayton Gubbles Jack Glen Brodie King Brodie Calvert Nick Conroy Andrew Taylor Jacob Beswick Dave Hershaft Jake Brady Jarred Thompson Tristan Sutherland Jack Melbourne David Solberger Dave Hershaft Adriean Pearce

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

CRANBOURNE

BERWICK

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW

COLOURS: NAVY BLUE & WHITE

Senior Coach: Simon Goosey Assistant Coaches: Matt Brown, Luke Martin, Justin Hamilton Team Manager: D ianne Leinmueller (Sen), Russ Matthews (Res) Reserves Coach: Ben Corrie Res. Assistant Coach: Frank Matthews Football Manager: Manny Vella No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 54 55 56 57 58 59 62 63 65 66 67 68 69 70

Ryan Davey Jordan Betrand Shaun Marusic Max Gearon Mathew Fletcher Anthony Vella Marc Holt (Capt) Dillan Bass Matthew Alister Daniel Baker Brandon Wapshott Dylan Cavalot Jarrod Murphy Stuart Morrish Jayden Sullivan Ryan Jones Troy Tharle Zak Roscoe Michael Boland Brandon Osborne Leigh Holt (Res. Co-Capt.)

Keenan Hughes Glenn Osborne Michael Thompson Harry Bird Blake Pearce Kirk Dickson Nick Darbyshire Anthony Fisher Nick McPhillips (Res. Co-Capt.)

Luke Bee-Hugo Daniel Kitto Shane Begent

Lewis Vella Jake Stephens Adam Koe Aaron Bower Jay Mills Adrian Russo Jordan Leinmueller Lachlan Grant Bodhi Leguier Shaun Redmond Khalid Kandakji Brad Bigaignon Chace Struth Jordyn Baker Mitch Lindsay Archie Labato Robbie Bakker Jordan Miceli Jake Harrington Jordy Lamont Michael Bush Shay Morcom Dom Williams Adham Chazbek Nick Russo Steve De Paoli Chris Ramac Ty Ellison Jake Carosella Corey Ellison Nathan Gardiner Hazar Onurlu

Senior Coach: Stewart Kemperman Reserves Coach: Leigh Noonan

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

1

Brent Colling

29 Michael Hanigan

2

Lucas Jellyman Turner

30 Robert kemperman

3

Cal Rutherford

31 Ryan Hillard

4

Bryce Rutherford

32 Jake Jamieson

5

Micky Harold

33 Tom Andrews

6

Trent Van Hout

34 Jake Thompson

7

Madi Andrews

35 Todd Harold

8

Ash Smith

36 Jayden Graham

9

Brody Connelly

10 Harry Money

37 Lachy Miller 38 Pat Johnson

11 Andrew Morozoff

40 Nick Macente

12 Tom Brennan

41 Trent Thomas

13 Jayden Joyce

42 Jarryd Trait

14 Hayden McLardy

44 Darcy Walls

15 Michael Johnson

46 Harry Money

16 Luke Sheppard

48 Jack Bretroner

17 Tom Gillies

49 Mat McLardy

18 Riley Heddles

55 Will Arthurson

19 Joseph West

59 Jesse Cirilus

20 Michael Riseley

60 Marcus Starow

21 Nick Hillard

64 Bailey Asher

22 Tim Gunn

65 James Harrison

23 James Magner

66 Jake McLardy

24 Josh Burgess

67 Jarrod Kemperman

25 Jayden Goumas

58 Dylan Ward

26 Clay Tharle

67 Tim Vrevc

27 Bryce Anderson

68 Jarrod Kemperman

28 Kristian Meredith

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

NARRE WARREN

OFFICER SFC

COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE & WHITE

Senior Coach: H ealth Black Assistant Coach: Dean Urwin and Bret Lavars Senior Team Manager: Brad Alexander Reserves Coach: Paul Hamilton Reserves AssCoach: Kim McGill Reserves Team Manager: Filippo D’Addario No. PLAYER

Senior Coach: Doug Koop Reserves Coach: Ash Chapman Assistant Coach: Matthew Jones Assistant Coach: Bill King Team Manager: Gary Tivendale Football Director: Nick McLennan

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

1

Dylan Quirk (Senior Captain)

30 Jack Wheeler

2

Jordyn Flannery

31 Nathan Reid

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 28 29 30 31

32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 58 59 61 63 66 67

3

Micheal McGill

32 Daniel Jackson

4

Mithcell Dempster

33 Brent Urwin

5

Chrishtopher Collins

34 Andrew Vella

6

Joshua Tonna

35 Nathan Allen

7

Trent Cody

36 Luke Cody

8

Nick Scanlon

37 Hayden Stagg

9

Rhys Dempster

10 Colin McNamara

38 Ben King 39 Jace Kelly

11 Ryan Quirk

40 Benjamin Holland

12 Andrew Hunter

41 Billy Athanasopoulos

13 Heath Black

42 Dean Scanlon

14 Jayden Bubb

43 Jack Soroczynski

15 Domenic Larosa

44 Daniel Borninkhof

16 Stewart Scanlon

45 Mitchell Tonna

17 Sam McLean

46 Nathan Foote

18 Dean Kelly 19 Matthew Soroczynski

49 Christopher Johnson 50 Cory MacHaya

20 Corie Intveen

53 Robert D'Addario

21 Trent Papworth

54 Jake Richardson

22 Michael Milivojevic

56 Emmanual Faustin

23 Jake Gray

61 Nicholas Mashado

24 Damian Collins

62 Troy Mengler

25 Michael Collins

63 Jake Whiting

26 Andrew Ray

64 Nathan Aliotta

27 Mitchell Cowan

67 Mitchell Cox

28 Ben Carter

68 Aaron Wilson

29 Dale Gawley

Corey Phillips Chris LaRosa Jake Ingaliso Jesse Longmuir Matthew Jones Sean Roach James Waldon Luke Nunan Hayden Spierings James Canty Ben Tivendale Michael Moylan Ben O'Loughlin (Vice Captain)

Luke Smaluch Kane Willie Blair Allen Matt Rogers Nick Redley Dylan Chapman (Vice Captain)

Brad Phillips Ben Johnson Jarrod Marson Geordie Fyfe Callan Hannagan Hayden Davey Chase Smaluch Daniel Ellett James Bourke Dean Leskie Luke Adams

Troy Datson Bryce Westwood Harris Wassylko Luke Callander Hayden Westwood Nick Rolph Jake Callander Matt Waldon Ben Lord Jack Cousins Chris Armstrong Luke Clarke Matt Clarke (Captain) Lachlan Balzary Hayden Allen Mitch Tivendale Nick McLennan Blake Mitchell Craig Chapman Matthew Laity Brad Jenson Nick Lord Danny Pullen Luke Harrison Trent Westwood Jamie Andrade Andrew Dike Jason Titchie Jessie Rogers Aussie Gilbert

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

HAMPTON PARK COLOURS: BLACK & RED

BEACONSFIELD

COLOURS: NAVY BLUE, GOLD & WHITE

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: Leigh McQuillen Reserves Coach: Justin Stanton Assistant Coach: Brent McGrath Assistant Coach: Dale Carey Team Manager: Wayne Decker Football Manager: Darren Hamilton

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

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 31

1

Shaun Deckers

31 Keyan De La Motte

2

Nathan Dawes

32 Tyson Tapner-Gillies

3

Hayden Brough

33 Michael Guinane

4

Mark Penn

34 Jackson Viney

5

Jordan Ashwood

35 Yarran Jaffer-Williams

6

Harrison Paul

36 Josh Thurwood

7

Josh Wallace

37 Stewart Puwaye

8

CJ Layfield

38 Dylan Nolan

9

Dale Glazier

39 Michael Cashin

10 Heath Peach

40 Paul Stockdale

11 Luke O'Brien

41 Aaron Miles

12 Nathan Carver

42 Zappa Jenkins

13 Shaun Walsh

43 Matthew Ziegeler

14 Jack Jones

44 Tim Ziegeler

15 James McMichael

45 Andrew Lawless

16 Bryce Keyzer

46 Aziz Hussaini

17 Peter Bastin

47 Thomas Marshall

18 Aaron Holden

48 Peter Dicecco

19 Braeden Philpin

50 Mathew McInroy-Howard

20 Joshua Smart

51 Travis Kerr

22 Jackson Philpin

52 Dylan Ward

23 Zac Hanlen

53 Jake Pelham

24 Michael Phouttanouvong

54 Kasey Mobourne

25 Jakob Smit

55 Reece Smart

26 Dylan Asling

56 David Mullins

29 Jay Warry

58 Brett Lukacs

30 Josh Craig

59 Jake Thomas

No. PLAYER

Riley Boland Jake Bowd Michael Misso Daniel Battaglin Scott Meyer Snr Capt Riley Verbi Daniel Mislicki Jackson Thomas Daniel Galante Ash Beck Kyle O'Sullivan Corey Walker Troy McDermott Snr VC Damian Johnston Brad Decker Julian Stone Lachlan Morrish Troy Aust Jordan Roberts Daniel Johnston Keiran Roberts Trent Stokoe Lachlan Modica Josh Dodsworth Sean McDermott Res VC Eddie Wilson Jason Budge Lachie Roberts Jayce Valentine Travis Grommer

32 Jackson Bennett Res Capt 33 Aidsen Maloney 34 Ryan Bromley 35 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 56 58 59 60 62 64 65

Nathan Hopwood Matthew Bradfield Daniel Hellyer Beau Dowler Kyle Halls-Ferguson Bradley Homfray Ben McGowan Tylah Stokoe Robbie McMillan Cooper Shepherd Nick McPherson Kade Lynch Peter Alier Connor Guley Ben Amos Gabe Bonicelli Rhys Stewart Nathaniel Isaacs Brandon Frith Zac Johnston Devon Smith Brodie McConnell Jordan Stewart Adam Marchetti Jack Docherty Bailey Morrish

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Last weekend we ventured on down to Officer Football Club for a jam packed day full of Football and Netball.

Our U19’s have been now been selected in division one for the remainder of the season, which is a credit to themselves. Unfortunately that means some games they will be playing at different grounds then the other football and netball sides.

raising awareness and taking a stand against violence and any kind of disrespectful behaviour towards women. This is something as a club we are extremely proud of.

Go Doves #doveylove

Our Under 19s went in once again down on personnel due to opportunities to 8 of our boys in the seniors and after a bright start got outplayed by Beaconsfield.

Fantastic fight shown once again against the odds. Ricky Johnson was terrific as was Jake Nicholson and Jake Blackwood. Keep up the hard work boys and the wins will come.

The Reserves worked hard all day with limited numbers to come back from behind and win by 2 points. Ash Scott, Travy D and Jordy were brilliant in the midfield all day, while Tristan Warkuss won countless one on ones around the ground to keep us in the game. What a win – well done boys!

The seniors knew that going into this game was do or die as we head into the business end of the season, which was then further riddled due to players pulling out due to injuries. But a credit to every single U19’s player who has stepped up and done an exceptional job over the past few weeks not just in the seniors but in the reserves also.

We started off competitive and by the end of the first we had Officer at just one goal. By the second we had settled in nicely. Sam Raru dominated the midfield the whole day with a best on ground performance, followed closely by Big Russ who dominated every single contest.

Our forward line had a nice little confidence boost with solid efforts by Ryan Hendy, Kyle Hendy and Shannon Henwood who combined booted 10 between them.

Whilst Big Frank and Matt Jameson worked tirelessly at the other end of the field all day. Well done on the win boys and keep up the hard work on the track.

This weekend we welcome Pakenham to Robinson Reserve for our annual White Ribbon Round. We welcome all players, parents and supporters to join us in the rooms from 12pm until 2pm for a kitchen tea, guest speakers and much more. There is a $5 entry fee which goes directly to the White Ribbon Foundation. The Doveton Football Netball Club was the very first local football/ netball club to recognise the responsibility we have in

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This week the Pakenham Football Club venture to Doveton FC, for our annual white ribbon day clash between Doveton and Pakenham.

We need to stop violence against women before it happens.

This is the work of primary prevention and it is where the work of White Ribbon Australia is focused.

What is primary prevention?

Prevention and response to violence can be classified in a number of ways, for example: Primary prevention action is implemented before violence against women occurs and aims to stop the likelihood of men and boys using violence against women and girls. This prevention action does this by addressing the root causes of violence. The White Ribbon social movement and programs focus on primary prevention.

Examples of primary prevention include: • public information and awareness raising campaigns • educational programs in schools programs in workplaces

We all need to ensure that violence against women ceases.

We thank the Doveton Football Club in their initiative in promoting the White Ribbon Foundation.

REVERSE DRAW, TOMORROW FROM 1pm Don’t forget to get your ticket to our major fundraiser!!

The $10,000 draw! Limited drinks while the draw is going and every 50th ticket that is drawn out gets their money back.

You have to be in it to win it!

Get your friends together and buy into syndicate tickets for more chances to win!

PLAYERS!!

Please bring your ticket books back sold!! The more tickets you sell the better the day will be.

Contact Adam Alberni on 0403 468 508 for further details!!

• government policy establishing frameworks and standards for preventing violence against women • and promoting gender equality.

Through education, awareness raising and creative campaigns, preventative programs, partnerships and political advocacy, White Ribbon Australia highlights the positive role men can play to stop violence against women and enables them to be part of this social change.

White Ribbon uses the definition of men’s violence against women found in the United Nations Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women: ‘any act of gender-based violence that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, sexual or psychological harm or suffering to women, including threats of such acts, coercion or arbitrary deprivations of liberty, whether occurring in public or private life.’

The impact of this violence on women can be physical, sexual and psychological. Violence against women can also result in death: women die from the negative health effects of violence and some are killed.

Violence against women affects women’s well-being and prevents them from fully participating in society. It also impacts on families, the community and the nation.

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Last week we headed down to Tooradin as the 19Bs, Ressies and Seniors took on the Gulls.

Our Under 19As had an appointment at Narre Warren and judging by the first quarter, it appeared as if our boys had fronted up to Tooradin rather than Narre as we got off to our slowest start of the season. We didn’t bother the scorers until midway through the 2nd quarter and went in to the long break with just one goal on the board and 25 points behind. Our second half was much better however and we piled on the pressure and kept Narre to just one goal while we added 3.4 to fall just short by nine points. With the new divisional structure taking place from round 10, every game is going to require our guys to be switched on from the start as we are playing quality opposition every week. Best for the day were Tyson Stiglich, Jack Benham, Nick Russo, Josh Donald and Cal White.

The 19B’s recorded their second win of the season as they came away with a 44-point win over an improving Tooradin side. While our boys got away to a good start and were never headed, the Gulls never threw the towel in and made us work for every score. The boys are playing some really good footy at the moment and this side will definitely benefit from the new divisional structure and we can expect to see a few more wins this year before the season is out. Best for us were Thomas Hodge, Johnathon Lucas, Harkireth Calais, Sean Wilson, Matt Harvey-Sich and Tyson Disher.

The twos came away with a win that was hard-earned as is usually the case against Tooradin. While held the lead all day, it was a grind till the end which hopefully hold our guys in good stead for the big clash against Berwick this week. Best were Chode, Spud, Holty, Lachie, Fish and Chaz.

Tooradin had no doubt set their sights on taking our scalp and while the 28-point winning margin for us is more than acceptable, at times we looked as though we were going to break the game wide open to record a big win and send a message, only to drop off at various times. Leading by just nine points at the main break, our 3rd quarter was as good as we’ve played this year and we broke the shackles early by kicking the first three goals of the quarter inside the first 10 minutes. We extended that lead out to 46 points midway through the last only to concede some late goals which flattered the Tooradin scoreboard a little. Best were Yoz, Micky, Moz, Darbo, Maxxy and Tar. This week we welcome Berwick to Frenken Homes Oval in what will hopefully be a super day of quality football and netball.

Milestone A massive congratulations to Troy Tharle this week as he runs out for his 200th senior game. “Moz” is a Cranny boy through and through, having played all of his junior footy with the CJFC. He is a dual premiership player for the club and one of our most loved players. Moz is in career best form and we look forward to him running out for the 200th time this week.

Events On July 8 we play Officer/ROC at home and we are hosting our first ever “Starlight Foundation” luncheon. There are limited tickets available for this wonderful cause, with all profits from luncheon going to the Starlight Foundation.

Good luck to all teams this weekend.

Go Eagles!!

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With the winter colds sweeping through the club we had a mountain of late withdrawals from both the seniors and reserves. We were luck the under 19s had a bye so a few of the boys stepped up to make up the numbers in the reserves. They acquitted themselves very well and did not look out of place against the bigger bodies.

A big thank you to Hampton Park football club who at one point looked as though they struggle to field a team. In true Redback

fashion they made some calls and got a team up. There may have been a few oldies out there with a few first gamers but at least they, and importantly to us, got a game of football under their belt.

This weeks wees us enter into a solid few weeks of football.

Cranbourne first and then Narre the week after at home DONT FORGET TO SELL YOUR MAJOR RAFFLE TIX AS IT IS DRAWN THIS SUNDAY

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19A’s played Cranny on Saturday at a wet Fox Rd. The boys had super 1st quarter and led by 24 points at 1/4 time. After even 2nd and 3rd quarters we went into the last 25 points up and as expected Cranny came home strong cutting the end margin to 9 points.

Great effort by our boys in tough , slippery conditions . Best players were Tom Miller, Tom Toner, Pete Gentile ,Jack Toner & Jakey Stuart.

Narre B side headed to Officer for round 1 of the split division set up. Last meeting between the sides ended very one sided so our boys were looking to make amends. Like many first quarters this season our side started slow and allowed Officer to build an early lead.

While we were never able to claw back

into the game on the scoreboard we prevented Officer from building a big lead and in the end went down by 26 points, a massive improvement from their clash only 3 weeks ago. Best on the day for Narre, Vice Captain Tyson Graham again lead the way with Brandon Hogan and Benny Kanka strong contributors & Brodie Jamison strong up forward with 3 goals Our young group continues to improve week after week and we look forward to some positive results in the back end of the season.

Social notes Sat 8 July - Black & White Ball – Fountain Gate Hotel 7pm Tickets $60 , on sale now

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Welcome everyone to our Round 11 gave against Narre Warren at Narre Warren.

Last week’s effort against Doveton was another one to forget - let’s hope we’ve come to play today and can give a good account of ourselves against one of the top sides.

The Reserves last week looked to have the game won but failed to score in the last quarter and allowed Doveton a two point win. The Under 19’s were our only winners on the day in their game against Narre Warren “B”. The U19’s has now been split into two Divisions and we look forward to a more even and competitive competition.

Saturday 19 August: Reverse Draw (Officer has a bye). Tickets now available at $150 each from players or committee.

Other Stuff : Did you know that if your Son or Daughter plays for the Officer Kangaroos JFC and they wear their jumper, polo or jacket to an Officer home game, Mum and Dad get in for free!

If you haven’t already, make your way to the Past Players Facebook page and “Like” it - you will then get updates in your feed as they are posted. Each Friday before a home game we will run a “Flashback Friday”.

From the Past Players and Officials Group:: Officer SFC Social Events : ​ aturday 15 July: Officer V Tooradin S Sponsors and Life Members Luncheon.

Saturday 29 July: Officer V Beaconsfield (AWAY) - expected to be Ben Tivendale’s 300th senior game: Function at RG Porter Social Rooms that night - Check the senior footy club website or Facebook page for more detail.

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Well last weekend proved a tough day at the office for both teams coming up against the ladder leaders. Big thanks to the guys that filled in for the Reserves to enable them to take to the field plus the coaches that also played on the day. The endeavour shown by both teams cannot be faulted. Better players in the Reserves were; J Wallace, N Dawes, S Puwaye, A Lawless & C Rodney. The senior game was a case of boys vs men, there are patches were we play quite well however effort cannot be sustained against the stronger teams. Better players on the day; H Paul, N Williams, A Holden, J Gluyas, J Philpin & J Craig

Tickets can be purchased from Maddison Hanlen at the club rooms or money can be deposited via direct credit. Please make sure your name and annual ball is referenced and message Maddy on 0435 941 114

Social The club is holding a fundraiser this year participating in the taste testing of meat for the Meat Standards of Australia (MSA) Participants must be between 18 - 70 year olds who eat red meat at least once a fortnight who enjoy meat cooked medium rare to medium well done Please come along to this meat tasting night to raise funds for the Club, sessions to be held at 6.00, 7.00 & 8.00pm Date: Thursday 6th July 2017 Venue: HPFNC Clubrooms.

Mid Year Annual Ball Sat 22nd July at the Sandhurst Club 75 Sandhurst Boulevard Sandhurst.

Commencing at 7.30 pm to midnight. Finger food, beer wine & soft drink provided. Red & Black attire prizes for best dressed.

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Beaconsfield Club Update Well at the half way mark of the year and things are starting to come together for everyone This week see’s us take on Hampton Park who have been fabulous in getting the numbers up each week which is a great credit to the club to find a way to keep battling well done to the entire club for a great off field performance In cold windy conditions last week we managed good wins from the under 19 boys vs Doveton followed by wins to both the reserves and seniors vs Pakenham at Holm Park. Our senior women’s who are tracking along fantastic had a bye and ventured to the 1000 steps for a training session

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

NARRE WARREN A

DOVETON

COLOURS: GREEN & BLACK

COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE

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 No.

PLAYER

GOALS

BEHINDS

Coach: Shane Dwyer Assistant Coach: Phillip Ciptiani Team Manager: Roger Johnson

No. PLAYER

GOALS

1

Makis Lokeron

1

Clayton Taylor

2

Shannon Brennan

2

Kyle Grigg

3

Jordan Cackett

3

Jake Stuart

4

Andrew McDonald

4

Lachlan Baker

5

Chad McDonald

5

Zach Gulivan

6

Blake Collins

6

Mark Bartuccio

7

Declan O'Donnell

8

Kyle Graham

Dylan Bowman

7

9

Jack Sorati

8

Tom Collard

10

Jess Ciconte

9

Jack Flannery

11

Jake Basa

12

Alex Millard

13

Tyson Bellinger

14

Jackson Lambert

15

Luke Coad

16

Harry Malone

17

Ricky Johnson

18

William Smith

19

Caleb Van Beek

18 Jack McGuffie

20

Mitchell Cotter

19 Thomas Toner

21

Corey Joyce

20 Brandon Hogan

22

Jarrod Smith

21 Hayden Johnson

23

Jake Blackwood

22 James Richards

24

Jake Nicholson

23 Josh Collett

25

Joshua Bradley

24 Leigh Tannahill

26

Sam Morgan

25 Max Sheppard

27

Nathan Tarca

26 Matt Steedman

BEHINDS

10 Matt Cronjager 11 Tyson Graham 12 Barney Mauot-Agarg 13 Jake Boccari 14 Dylan Webber 15 Dylan Mutimer 16 Paddy Andrew 17 Jett Cipriani

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

CRANBOURNE A

BERWICK

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW

COLOURS: NAVY BLUE & WHITE

Coach: Dom Carosella Assistant Coach: Matt Davey & Rob Russo Runner: Scott Abaloz Team Manager: Tony DePaoli

No.

PLAYER

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 34

Nick Russo (Capt) Hazar Onurlu Stephen De Paoli (VC) Jake Carosella Chris Ramac Aiden Gajanovic (DVC) Corey Ellison Corey Mills Brady O'Toole Cameron Angus Brendan Purcell Harkireth Calais Bailey Buntine Callum White Ryley Abaloz Josh Donald Paul Delaroche Cooper Reilly Jake Cowburn Joshua Stewart Michael Richardson Michael Roth Tyson Woodall Hayden Murphy Hayden Bower Brodie White Corey Mastrangioli Thomas Stiglich Sean Wilson Ty Ellison Callum Cavanagh

GOALS

BEHINDS

Under 19 Coach: Chris Kyriacou

No. PLAYER

1 3 4 5 7 10 12 16 18 20 23 24 28 29 31 32 36 37 40 41 45 48 49 54 65 65 68 69

GOALS

BEHINDS

Hamish West Lachlan Brown Tom Hillard Joshua Stow James McLean Jack Collins Ellis Jed Smith Mitchell Bramich Toby Weinzierl Daniel Kidd Jake Sullivan Lachlan Bell Towers Rhys Cannon Tom Delaney Brock Jenkins Blake Rogers Joshua West Lucas Riley Connor Radings Dylan Padgham Nicholas Green Jake Smith Scott Binder Matt Pereira Jethro Von Hesse Adam Nekic Tyler Yeilds Miller Anderson Adam Nekic Jesse Yeilds

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

CRANBOURNE B

PAKENHAM

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW

COLOURS: MAROON, BLUE & GOLD

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

GOALS

Under 19s Coach: D errick Brown Team Manager: Paul Beswick

No.

PLAYER

31

Nathan Thomas

BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

1

Jackson Berry

GOALS

32

Jack Lovett

2

Joel Laycock

33

Jesse Day

3

Anusorn Muangsri

35

Jye Clarke

4

Bush Fanchol

36

Matthew Harvey-Sich

5

Riley Skinner

37

Thomas Hodge

6

Riley Bull

38

Ollie Williams

8

Evan Poulton

39

Joshua Wilson

9

Brayden Carr

40

Tyson Disher

10 Chotnyang Puok

41

Sheldon Connolly

11 Jacob Beswick

42

Jack Benham

12 Jakeb Jorgensen

43

Mitchell Jelo

13 Nathan De Klerk

44

Oskar Knight

14 Anthony Brkljacic

45

Joshua Patterson

15 Kuok Puok

46

Tyler Higgins

16 Matt Smoulders

47

Jack Jonson

17 Kaine Wilcox

48

Corey Lyons

18 Tim Ashe

49

Fletcher Wilmott

19 Brodie Weir

50

Hamish Robinson

21 Peter Riddiford

51

Zachary Kais

22 Hugh Skinner

52

Michael Wilson

23 Damien Poidevin

53

Magir Veil

24 Truman Koehler

54

Yash Hamidi

25 Rhys Brooks

55

Henry Apai

26 Tyler Pierce

56

Fida Hussaini

41 Jack Phillips

BEHINDS

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

NARRE WARREN B

TOORADDIN-DALMORE

COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE

COLOURS: GREEN AND RED

U19 B Coach: Adam LagerewskiJ

Under 19’s Coach: Daniel Conroy

Team Manager U19 B: Greg Baker

No.

PLAYER

1

Jake Cronin

27

Jack Toner

4

Tristan Anderson

29

Tom Miller

6

Jordan Stewart

30

Jason Luppino

7

Mitchell Hunt

31

Jamie Caruana

8

Josh Dinger

32

Marco D'Addario

13

Savvas Massalas

33

Tom Mason

16

Josh Knight

34

Joel Zietsman

18

Jacob Downey

35

Kyle Potter

27

Luke Ramsay

28

Matthew Carter

36

Peter Gentile

28

Health Clarke

37

Ryan Patterson

30

Ben Kelly

38

James Milivojevic

34

Michael Miller

39

Brayden Sharpe

36

Benjamin Proctor

40

Broadie Jamieson

41

Hayden Carroll

41

Josh Caddy

44

Jack Marshall

43

Benny Kanka

50

James Tomlinson

44

Bailey Wardle

59

Bailey Rowe

45

Michael Schreiber

46

Kyle Contencin Karl Artner

No.

62

PLAYER

Cameron Boyson

GOALS

BEHINDS

GOALS

64

James Woods

51

66

Kyle Ramsay

53

Christopher Martin

71

William Saunders

55

Matt Jerram

95

Jordan Hill

61

Jessie David

95

Lewis Johnson

62

Stuart Scottland

98

Jayden Gottschling

63

Adam Machnikowski

99

Josh Marshall

64

Nick Brooks

BEHINDS

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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 12.11-83 def Tooradin-Dalmore 3.4-22 Berwick 10.10-70 def Cranbourne 3.5-23 Officer SFC 6.4-40 def by Narre Warren 10.12-72 Good Friday, 14 April Hampton Park 5.4-34 def by Doveton 25.19-169 Round 3 ANZAC Round Saturday, 22 April Doveton v Bye Pakenham 7.10-52 def by Officer SFC 13.18-96 Narre Warren 9.11-65 def by Beaconsfield 13.13-91 Cranbourne 13.11-89 def Tooradin-Dalmore 11.8-74 Hampton Park 8.1-49 def by Berwick 31.22-208 Round 4 Saturday, 29 April Berwick v Bye Officer SFC 20.12-132 def Hampton Park 5.10-40 Pakenham 5.8-38 def by Beaconsfield 16.14-110 Tooradin-Dalmore 11.14-80 def by Narre Warren 20.8-128

Doveton 8.8-56 def by Cranbourne 12.10-82 Round 5 Pink Sports Day Saturday, 6 May Cranbourne v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore 8.11-59 def by Officer SFC 9.10-64 Beaconsfield 16.26-122 def Hampton Park 2.1-13 Pakenham 5.5-35 def by Doveton 13.12-90 Narre Warren 7.14-56 def by Berwick 12.13-85 AFL Vic Community Championships Saturday, 13 May - NO GAMES Round 6 Saturday, 20 May Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Beaconsfield 6.11-47 def by Doveton 8.8-56 Berwick 12.19-91 def Pakenham 10.5-65 Officer SFC 10.4-64 def by Cranbourne 13.12-90 Hampton Park 6.3-39 def by Narre Warren 38.20-248 Round 7 Indigenous Round Saturday, 27 May Officer SFC v Bye Cranbourne 13.14-92 def Beaconsfield 6.8-44 Doveton 8.8-56 def by Berwick 15.15-105 Hampton Park 6.9-45 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 29.18-192

Narre Warren 17.15-117 def Pakenham 6.14-50

Round 8 Saturday, 3 June Beaconsfield v Bye Berwick 12.10-82 def Officer SFC 9.5-59 Cranbourne 21.10-136 def Narre Warren 12.12-84 Doveton 0.7-55 def 0.14-86 Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham 16.21-117 def Hampton Park 3.3-21 Queen’s Birthday – No Games Saturday, 10 June Round 9 Saturday, 17 June Hampton Park v Bye Officer SFC 4.2-26 def by Beaconsfield 24.23-167 Tooradin-Dalmore 9.6-60 def by Berwick 13.14-92 Pakenham 4.6-30 def by Cranbourne 11.11-77 Narre Warren 18.17-125 def Doveton 13.8-86 Round 10 Saturday, 24 June Narre Warren v Bye Berwick 39.26-260 def Hampton Park 1.1-7 Beaconsfield 13.14-92 def Pakenham 8.4-52 Tooradin-Dalmore 8.13-61 def by Cranbourne 13.11-89

Officer SFC 8.5-53 def by Doveton 18.10-118 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 33 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 50 Berwick 41 def by Cranbourne 43 ROC 29 def by Narre Warren 54 Good Friday, 14 April Hampton Park 31 def by Doveton 35 Round 3 ANZAC Round Saturday, 22 April Doveton v Bye Pakenham 25 def by ROC 53 Narre Warren 46 def by Beaconsfield 49 Cranbourne 32 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 47 Hampton Park 46 def Berwick 34 Round 4 Saturday, 29 April Berwick v Bye ROC 35 def by Hampton Park 43 Pakenham 26 def by Beaconsfield 57 Tooradin-Dalmore 47 def Narre Warren 43 Doveton 48 def Cranbourne 46 Round 5 Pink Sports Day Saturday, 6 May Cranbourne v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore 53 def ROC 29 Beaconsfield 42 def Hampton Park 37 Pakenham 38 def by Doveton 53 Narre Warren 64 def Berwick 45 AFL Vic Community Championships Saturday, 13 May - NO GAMES Round 6 Saturday, 20 May Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Beaconsfield 50 def Doveton 39 Berwick 53 def Pakenham 41 ROC 37 def by Cranbourne 55 Hampton Park 37 def by Narre Warren 47 Round 7 Indigenous Round Saturday, 27 May ROC v Bye Cranbourne 34 def by Beaconsfield 42 Doveton 57 def Berwick 51 Hampton Park 14 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 52 Narre Warren 59 def 30 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 44 def by Beaconsfield 71 Tooradin-Dalmore 47 def Berwick 44 Pakenham 35 def by Cranbourne 52 Narre Warren 69 def Doveton 25 Round 10 Saturday, 24 June Narre Warren v Bye Berwick 43 drew Hampton Park 43 Beaconsfield 57 def Pakenham 32 Tooradin-Dalmore 38 def by Cranbourne 41 ROC 41 def by Doveton 59 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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netball round 10 results A GRADE

B GRADE

Beaconsfield 57

def

Pakenham 32

Berwick 43

drew

Hampton Park 43

ROC 41

def by

Doveton 59

Tooradin-Dalmore 38

def by

Cranbourne 41

Bye

Beaconsfield 57 Berwick 40

Pakenham 27 Hampton Park 41

ROC 43

def

Doveton 37

Tooradin-Dalmore 53

def

Cranbourne 45

Narre Warren

C GRADE

def def by

Bye

Narre Warren

D GRADE def

Beaconsfield 53 Berwick 19

def by def

ROC 50 Tooradin-Dalmore 30

def by

Bye

Pakenham 12 Hampton Park 30 Doveton 44 Cranbourne 34 Narre Warren

def

Pakenham 17

Berwick 16

def by

Hampton Park 19

ROC 25

def by

Doveton 40

Tooradin-Dalmore 23

def by

Cranbourne 41

Bye

Narre Warren

Pakenham 26

def by

Hampton Park 34

ROC 23

def by

Doveton 30

Tooradin-Dalmore 29

def by

Cranbourne 37

Bye

Narre Warren

Beaconsfield 33

def

Pakenham 13

Berwick 36

def

Hampton Park 10

ROC 20

def by

Doveton 35

Tooradin-Dalmore 22

def by

Cranbourne 37

Bye

Narre Warren

15 & UNDER WHITE

15 & UNDER RED Beaconsfield 21

drew

Pakenham 21

Berwick 42

def

Hampton Park 15

ROC 30

def

Doveton 28

Tooradin-Dalmore 21

def

Berwick 10

17 & UNDER WHITE

17 & UNDER RED Beaconsfield 30

Beaconsfield 66

def by

Bye

Beaconsfield 16

def

Pakenham 10

ROC 40

def

Doveton 10

Tooradin-Dalmore 5

def by

Cranbourne 56

Cranbourne 39

Bye

Narre Warren

Narre Warren

Bye

Berwick

13 & UNDER RED

13 & UNDER WHITE

Beaconsfield 24

def

Pakenham 7

Berwick 47

def

Hampton Park 1

ROC 46

def

Doveton 4

Tooradin-Dalmore 25

def

Cranbourne 13

Bye

Narre Warren

Narre Warren

Bye

Berwick

Bye

Beaconsfield 35

def

Pakenham 9

ROC 37

def

Doveton 8

Tooradin-Dalmore 14

def by

Cranbourne 18

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

B GRADE P 9 9 8 9 8 9 9 8 9

W 8 8 6 5 4 3 2 2 0

L 1 1 2 4 4 5 6 6 9

D 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0

BYE 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1

For 460 453 428 396 351 339 407 326 285

Agst 309 348 306 368 393 372 444 401 504

PTS 36 36 32 24 20 18 14 12 4

% 148.87 130.17 139.87 107.61 89.31 91.13 91.67 81.30 56.55

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

P 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

W 8 8 5 5 4 4 4 2 0

L 0 1 4 4 5 5 5 7 9

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

For 371 354 276 284 306 307 253 229 156

Agst 181 226 256 269 295 323 269 291 426

PTS 40 36 24 24 20 20 20 12 4

% 204.97 156.64 107.81 105.58 103.73 95.05 94.05 78.69 36.62

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

P 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

W 8 8 7 5 5 3 2 2 0

L 0 1 2 4 4 6 7 7 9

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

For 398 314 311 324 320 271 143 139 183

Agst 190 222 192 265 291 266 325 357 295

PTS 40 36 32 24 24 16 12 12 4

% 209.47 141.44 161.98 122.26 109.97 101.88 44.00 38.94 62.03

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

P 9 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

W 8 7 7 6 4 4 2 1 0

L 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9

D 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0

BYE 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

For 314 267 264 246 198 222 174 127 96

Agst 152 146 155 210 180 245 222 330 268

PTS 36 36 32 28 22 20 14 8 4

% 206.58 182.88 170.32 117.14 110.00 90.61 78.38 38.48 35.82

TEAM

P

ROC

8

Berwick Beaconsfield

P 9 9 9 9 8 9 9 9 9

W 9 8 5 5 4 3 2 1 0

L 0 1 2 3 3 5 6 8 9

D 0 0 2 1 1 1 1 0 0

BYE 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1

For 408 299 181 217 171 183 115 101 73

Agst 95 137 157 182 145 206 256 273 297

PTS 40 36 28 26 26 18 14 8 4

% 429.47 218.25 115.29 119.23 117.93 88.83 44.92 37.00 24.58

TEAM

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

D 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

For 448 416 388 380 370 330 297 320 336

Agst 318 304 354 386 380 358 392 372 421

PTS 36 34 34 24 20 20 16 8 8

% 140.88 136.84 109.60 98.45 97.37 92.18 75.77 86.02 79.81

P 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

W 8 8 5 5 5 4 4 1 0

L 0 1 4 4 4 5 5 8 9

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

For 369 343 254 319 264 265 232 145 158

Agst 179 227 208 298 255 243 248 291 400

PTS 40 36 24 24 24 20 20 8 4

% 206.15 151.10 122.12 107.05 103.53 109.05 93.55 49.83 39.50

W 9 7 6 5 5 4 2 1 0

L 0 1 3 3 4 4 7 8 9

D 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

BYE 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

For 424 301 247 260 220 220 187 139 96

Agst 98 164 215 256 178 206 283 307 387

PTS 40 36 28 26 24 22 12 8 4

% 432.65 183.54 114.88 101.56 123.60 106.80 66.08 45.28 24.81

W

L

D

BYE

For

Agst

PTS

%

6

0

2

2

257

127

36

202.36

7

5

1

1

3

212

113

34

187.61

8

6

1

1

2

197

111

34

177.48

Cranbourne

8

6

2

0

2

274

157

32

174.52

Narre Warren

7

3

4

0

3

166

141

24

117.73

Pakenham

8

2

6

0

2

165

198

16

83.33

Doveton

8

1

7

0

2

159

263

12

60.46

Tooradin-Dalmore

8

0

8

0

2

67

387

8

17.31

P 9 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

15 & UNDER WHITE

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

L 1 1 1 4 5 5 6 8 8

17 & UNDER WHITE

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

W 8 6 7 5 4 4 3 1 1

D GRADE

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

P 9 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

13 & UNDER WHITE P

W

L

D

BYE

For

Agst

PTS

%

Beaconsfield

8

8

0

0

2

343

56

40

612.50

ROC

8

7

1

0

2

261

86

36

303.49

Berwick

7

5

2

0

3

119

97

32

122.68

Narre Warren

7

3

3

1

3

118

145

26

81.38

Pakenham

8

3

4

1

2

173

164

22

105.49

Cranbourne

8

3

5

0

2

99

222

20

44.59

Doveton

8

1

7

0

2

77

266

12

28.95

Tooradin-Dalmore

8

0

8

0

2

90

244

8

36.89

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round 10 netball review

BEACONSFIELD 52 DEF PAKENHAM 35 One of form sides of 2017, Beaconsfield got off to a blitzing start against low ranked Pakenham. The Eagles flew the coup so to speak as they went about their business quickly and set up their win early.

Beacy managed to establish a nine goal quarter-time lead and never looked to be headed. The Eagles maintained the gap during the second as their class too control. Rylee Nelson has had a fantastic season and was controlling the centre court battles, with plenty of support on the wings from the likes of Jasmine Jones and Kate Murphy. Beaconsfield were unstoppable in the third quarter, The Eagles outscored the Lions 20-10 as they had a firm grip on their seventh consecutive win for the season.

To the Lions credit they continued to play hard and put up a fight against the second placed Eagles.

Kate McGowan had her work cut-out for her and Carly Saunders was terrific in attack. Beacy were impressive once again winning by 17 goals.

BERWICK 43 DREW HAMPTON PARK 43 The first drawn match of the season happened at Berwick. The Wickers enjoyed a lightning start, controlling most of the play leading by five goals (13-8) and extended their lead at the main break to seven (22-15). It looked like Berwick were cursing continuing to dominate most of the play and The Wickers had their third win of the season in their sights, setting up a commanding lead of nine goals (35-26) with a quarter to go. Enter the Redbacks, with sixth spot on the line and their finals chances fading, Hampton Park produced a final quarter for the ages.

The Redbacks got themselves up and about early in the final stanza. Megan Egbers was on fire, shooting the lights out in a dynamic display. Egbers lead the visitors back into the contest in a flurry. Maddi Hanlen was starting to have an influence around the centre and within a blink of an eye, The Redbacks had reduced the margin against The Wickers. Berwick have produced some fantastic netball over the last month and it was going to be a thrilling finish. Egbers

finished the quarter with 13 final quarter goals as the Redbacks came from nine goals down to outscore the Wickers 17 goals to eight as teams finished tied 43 goals apiece when the final whistle blew.

ROC 41 LOST TO DOVETON 59 Doveton welcomed back some of their better performed players this season and went straight to work doubling ROC’s score during the first quarter (16-8). Rahni Samason was relishing being back in the shooters circle. Goalers are only as strong as their mid-court. Hayley Stewart and Chelsea Imanisani controlled most of the battles. Samason was on a tear, Samason shot at close to 90% going for 14 goals from 16 attempts. The Doves dominance set the tone for the rest of the afternoon at Starling Road. The Kangaroos had some great individual performances from club stalwarts Laura Quinn and Mel Overdyk but it wasn’t enough to get ROC back into the contest.

Doveton’ strong performance has all but assures them a finals spot, while ROC have lost their last six matches and would need a dramatic form reversal to get themselves back into the finals picture.

TOORADIN-DALMORE 38 LOST TO CRANBOURNE 41 Improved performances against the Top-Three teams had Cranbourne confident they could cause a boil over and knock off the undefeated team in the competition. The Eagles had the Seagulls on the back foot early, establishing a five-goal lead (13-8), on the back of some formidable defensive play and rebound from Sharni Lambden and Tara Cecil. Under pressure Cranbourne stuck to their task well, maintaining a slender four goal advantage throughout the match.

The Eagles did a great job controlling the mid-court, Natalie Sparks was a dominant force on the wing while Mel Perrins played a blinder in her 100th senior match. Tooradin came back in the last but Cranbourne had plenty of resolve and held on to an important win. It was the Eagles first major scalp handing the Seagulls their first loss of the season.

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Round 11 netball preview

CRANBOURNE V BERWICK

DOVETON V PAKENHAM

Last Time - Round 2 Berwick 41 lost to Cranbourne 43

Last Time - Round 5 Pakenham 38 lost to Doveton 53

Cranbourne welcome Berwick stock full of confidence after upsetting the undefeated Tooradin at Tooradin last weekend. Cranbourne are riding a two game winning streak but have been around the mark all season, their biggest loss only 8 goals against Beaconsfield. Berwick have been one of the big improvers through the middle part of the season, a drawn match last week against Hampton Park has left them 10 points behind fifth. Cranbourne’s staunch defence is where they setup the play, The Eagles have only conceded 40 goals on average this season.

The Wickers have a potent attack, their quick ball movement through the mid court allows their goalers to get into prime shooting positions. Cranbourne need to continue their winning ways to ensure a Top-5 position and a win here could close the door on Berwick playing finals. Cranbourne by 7 goals

Doveton have two must wins before their break due to the bye, if Doveton win both they will guarantee their finals birth. At full strength Doveton are one of the best teams to watch, their young attack light up the court. Pakenham are still yet to win a game this season but with determination their first win isn’t too far away. Pakenham have found it hard to find consistency over the stretch of four quarters, in patches they have been competitive against most sides. If the Lions can bring their competitive edge early and maintain that level for the entire match they are a chance for an upset, especially now with one of their leaders Meaghan Winters returning to the court. Doveton has been good all season and it’s hard to see them dropping this game at home.

Doveton by 14 goals.

NARRE WARREN V ROC Last Time - Round 2 ROC 29 lost to Narre Warren 54 Narre come into the contest fresh off the bye and will be looking to quickly hit their straps. ROC have hit the skids and haven’t won a game since late April, their six game losing streak has them languishing second last on the ladder. The Kangaroos task won’t be any easier this week as they travel to Kalora Park to take on a genuine finals contender. What can you say about a Narre side which hasn’t been said before? Narre are a supreme outfit which has been getting better every single week, which is a big call for a side who has dominated the competition over the past two seasons. Greg and Jade Heinrich have done a brilliant job integrating new players into the senior line-up, a compliment to their system is that the girls who have stepped up haven’t looked out of place. ROC will need to pull out all the stops to be competitive in this match. A major issue The Roos face is their defence has struggled to contain most offences, which will be exposed against the second best shooting side in the competition as the Magpies average 53 goals a match. Narre to win by 15 goals.

HAMPTON PARK V BEACONSFIELD Last Time - Round 5 Beaconsfield 42 def Hampton Park 37 Hampton Park are the most legitimate side outside of the Top-5 to make a finals push even though they drew with Berwick last week. The Redbacks have been inconsistent for the most half of this season which sees them 1.5 games off fifth. Beaconsfield have taken their game to new levels this season which sees them only percentage away off top spot. The Eagles pressure all over the court, makes it hard for any opposition to get into the contest, often dictating the terms of play. Beaconsfield have too much experience and class to be fully tested

by Hampton Park. A win here for The Eagles will have them perched and ready to fight Tooradin and Narre Warren for the minor premiership. Beacy have recorded the highest score for the season, which shows their attack is on fire and will burn Hampton Park’s defence. The Redbacks will need to hit the court running to ensure they aren’t blow out of the water early. Beacy by 9 goals

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

CRANBOURNE V BERWICK TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Donna Wilson

Player Alanah Hardy Tara Cecil Natalie Sparks Stephanie Ryan Darcy O'Donnell Tegan Stahl Melissa Perrins Sharni Lambden Hailey Galpin Tahlia Coates Carissa Rakip

NARRE WARREN V ROC

TEAM: BERWICK

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: ROC

Coach: Janine Kilmartin

Coach: J ade & Greg Heinrich Team Manager: Jodi McLaren

Coach: Sharon Hook Team Manager: Louisa Vincent

Player

Player

Gabrielle Dwyer Tayla Shannon Chloe Phillips Leigh Taylor © Erin Clark Rebecca Potalej Brittany Mashado Tracey Dell Kara Hargrave Caity Stephens Corrina Emery

Courtney Linhart (Captain)

Player Emily Wilson Abuk Kenyang Itagia Amatage Emily Pratt Olivia Macente Sarah Nash Renee Gill Rebecca Langford Morgan Thomas Nicole Argoon

Sam Neil Gemma Stacey Ash Barnett Georgie Douglas Alysson Jeanes Laura Quinn Mel Overdyk Amy Jones Sarah Smith

HAMPTON PARK V BEACONSFIELD

DOVETON V PAKENHAM TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Liz Edwards

Coach: Karen Meredith

Coach: Kylie Kibble

Coach: Simon O’Shanassy

Player

Player

Player

Hayley Stewart

Carly Saunders

Melissa Webster

Christine Meyer

Shonalene San Jose

Katrina Meredith

Leah Seeto

Emma Jones

Aggie Seeto

Renae Joiner

Rahni Samason

Amelia McCarthy

Danielle Kamana

Kate McGowan

Zali Mifsud

Kyra Esler

Liz Edwards

Keely Wright

Kerry Mundy

Jenna Douglas

POS Captain

Player

Karli Foster

Bianca Sanzaro

Shannon Rennison

Emily Boribon

POS CoCaptain

Tanya Mijovic Hinemoa Collie

Jasmine Jones

Kassidy Withers

Kate Murphy

CoCaptain

Ashleigh Gill Channing Withers

Rylee Nelson

Maddison Hanlen

Danielle Cameron

Vice Captain

Taylah Jencke Chloe Birch

Britnee Tyers

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

CRANBOURNE V BERWICK TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Bela Tatham

TEAM: BERWICK

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: ROC

Coach: Leanne Walford

Coach: Rebekah Bogos Team Manager: Jill Brown

Coach: Sharon Hook Team Manager: Louisa Vincent/ Debby Stacey

Player

Player Karina Brady Aimee Harkin Ashleigh Honan Emily Andrew Emma Robertson

C

Ellen Graham Olivia Corrigan Jodie Holt

NARRE WARREN V ROC

C

Tegan Robertson

Player

Emma Clarke Kimiora Patasch Suria Loulanting Rachel Fox Danielle Cochrane Ebony Ellis Charlotte Tiplady Caitlin Anthony Bridget Arthurson Madelina Nyoul Nicole Argoon Jaime Cotter

Player

Jemma Osborne

Sidney Kneebone

Kealeigh Brown

Larissa Wood

Holly Booth

Bec Johnson

Carly Stagg ©

Dorothea Nelio

Madison Nation

Jessica Lewis Hayley Anderson

Jayde Stow

Ashleigh Unsworth

Sophie Gambetta

Sophie Abel

Meaghan McGill

Katelyn Vincent

Amy Rae

Jaymee Eastwood

HAMPTON PARK V BEACONSFIELD

DOVETON V PAKENHAM TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Liz Edwards

Coach: Carolyn Green

Coach: Matt Weaver

Coach: John Ioane

Player

Player

Player

Linda Hunt

Caitlin Armstrong

Captain

Amber Dunn-Marler

Vanessa San Jose

Hayley Melsen

Vice Captain

Megan Egbers

Melanie Davies

Emma Literback

Rebecca Hall

Corinne Merrigan

Jasmine Wilson

Chloe Maas

Skye Harvey

Zoe Mason

Helen Margaret

Jade Waite

Shannesy Hilder

Atleini Seeto

Ally Johnson

Alisha Parissis

Meaghan Winter

Khloe Weaver

Gabrielle Stinear

Elayne Schneider

Jessica Wilkie

Courtney Davey

Natalie Montanari Jessica Pastras

Tessa Woodward Kyla Quinn Emily Pastras

POS

Player

POS

Danielle Fedel

Vice Captain Co-Captain

Ciara Nelson Kelly Cecere Rebecca Allen

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

CRANBOURNE V BERWICK TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Ellen Graham

NARRE WARREN V ROC

TEAM: BERWICK

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: ROC

Coach: Marisa Notley

Coach: Carly Camilleri & Jaymie Hammond Team Manager: Donna Maund

Coach: Louisa Vincent Team Manager: Debby Stacey

Player

Player

Jacqui McNamara

Natali Van Deelen

Chelsea Tonna

Kaisha Stacey

Maddison Maund

Elly Carter

Kate Dowling ©

Laura Hughes

Tayla Hammond

Jade Cappola

Kayleigh Spink

Emma Arnett

Tara Heinze

Teagan Davies

Simone Potter

Sarah Chapman

Donna McEwen

Carly Winther

Player

Player Brooke Davey

C

Alana Haslett

C

Jodie Pike

VC

Georgia Blackney Caitlyn Borley Brodie Davenport Samantha Bond Sarah Mooney Nicole Turner Jenna Bliss

Georgia Presutto Chloe Moss Carly Notley Zoe Harwood Katie MacDonnell Theresa Santamaria Mary-Beth Atkinson Saahara Usman Shenaya Wijesundera Ebony Ellis Rebecca Allen

HAMPTON PARK V BEACONSFIELD

DOVETON V PAKENHAM TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Jay Peterson

Coach: Meaghan Musgrave Assistant Coach: Deb Mibus

Coach: Kylie Kibble Assistant Coach: Bev Buchanan

Coach: Roger Palmer

Player

Player

Player

Player

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

Jessica Dart

Captain

Nicole Blandthorn

Mia Palmer

Renee Weaver

Vice Captain

POS

Christine Dugan

Molly Murnane

Ashleigh Brady

Belinda Giouskos Belinda Hallas

Suzie Bourchier

Tahlia Brown Ngatungane Paniora

Megan La Rocca

Jamii Teaka

Rebecca Loomans

Kayla Trussell

Katlin Mason

Tukmate Teaka

Bev Buchanan

Paris Houeix

Erin Carter

Lisa Simpson

Maddison Wrench

Tarina Tiaiti

Kayla Uildriks

Caitlyn Budge

POS

Vice Captain

Samantha O'Dea Jordan Lang

Co-Captain

Hannah Blair

Co-Captain

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

CRANBOURNE V BERWICK TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Sally Harkin

TEAM: BERWICK

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: ROC

Coach: Mikaela Greer

Coach: Michelle Mashado Team Manager:Marg Stuart

Coach: Sue Wren

Player

Player

Jessica Egan Rebecah Dall Emma Pansow © Teagan Stuart Britney Stuart Madison Le Page Holli Dedlefs Paige Rodgers Hayley Rae Ashleigh Stephenson Taylah Boatwood

Sarah Hoffman

Player

Player

Alysha Whiley

Renee Wright

Brooke Holden

Maddison Baker Jade Whitnell

NARRE WARREN V ROC

Deb Smit

VC

Rebecca Sparks Kristy Whitnell

Madeline Robinson C

Holly Harman

Laura May

Hayley Trait

Ashleigh Macdonald

Sarah O'Hagan

Rachel Williams Katelyn Garbett

Kate Blacka

Stephanie Wright

Breanna Thomas

TEAM: PAKENHAM

Coach: Melinda Wilson Team manager: Vicky Hendy

Coach: Tracey Brown

Player Melinda Wilson Sherridan Murphy Rebecca Hendy Ashley Beardsworth Rhiannon Warkuss Cassie Hill

Keely Comberford Sarah Lord (Vice Captain) Alex Taylor Ellen Barnes Crystal Clark-Sincock Stacey Loizou Hannah Wren Caity Mason

HAMPTON PARK V BEACONSFIELD

DOVETON V PAKENHAM TEAM: DOVETON

Tayla Chapman (Captain)

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Kylie Kibble Assistant Coach: Bev Buchanan

Coach: Tracey Treweek

Player

Player

Chrissy Barcos

Emily Wrench

Hayley Barron

Maddie Kellet

Jessica Purches

Jacinta Hart

Madison Percival

Bianca Lombardi

Kristen Hanson

Shelley Ziesler

Rebecca Chippendale

Victoria Hitchcock

Claire Van Lambaart

Captain

Tayla Entwistle

Vice Captain

Player

POS

Kirsty Leskie

Captain

Janelle Dale

Vice Captain

Karolyn Honeysett

Vidhi Fernandes

Chloe Jankovic

Taliah Micaleff

Molly Saunders

Kylie Kibble

Kahrynn Lloyd

Ashleigh Taylor

Fiona Partridge

Tayla O'Brien

Tianah Talbot

Emma Barry

Sharni Bluhm

Ashleigh Peters

Ashleigh Murray

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

CRANBOURNE V BERWICK TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Donna Wilson and Steph Ryan

Player Erin Wollfenbuttle Tahlia Coates Aimee Harkin Allegra Sujica

NARRE WARREN V ROC

TEAM: BERWICK

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: ROC

Coach: Janine Kilmartin

Coach: Holly Booth Team Manager: Paul Cairns

Coach: Scott Eastwood

Player

Player

Tamika Cairns

Chloe Potocnik

Taylah Boatwood

Sarah Casticum

Hayley Carmichael

Korrina Pol Bodetto

Georgia Elkins

Jaymee Eastwood Olivia Hamilton (C)

Player Gemika Johnson Hayley Alman Lauren Castricum Shannon Westwell

Grace Rand

Shenaya Wijesundera

Isabella Trezise

Renee Gill

Kacey Maund

Samantha Ryan

Shona Davis

Chloe Crouch

Topsy Morgan

Allie Oakenfull

Simone Green

Caitlin Egan

Abby Williams

Zarli Corless

Alexandra Stephenson

Shannyn Wolffenbuttel

Victoria Tiplady

Corrina Emery

Cheyenne Mason

Chelsea Gray Tiana Butler

HAMPTON PARK V BEACONSFIELD

DOVETON V PAKENHAM TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

Coach: Jason Baker

Coach: Jessica Dart

Player

Player

Shonalene San Jose Oshania Natu

Joanna Anastasoglou Kyra Esler Keely Wright

Taylah Howie

Kaitlyn Jones

Hayley Stewart

Abbey Luttrell

Oceana Perry

Rachael Mcleod

Kyla Quinn Melissa Webster Lesila Seeto

Mary Miles

POS Co Captain Co Captain Vice Captain

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Courtney Debono

Coach: Melanie Davies

Player

Player

Taylor Ashley

Emily Pupuke

Bianca Baker

Anne-Maree Hughes

Lara Breen

Danielle Devlin

Maddalyn Eden

Emily Kerr

Jacinta Hart

Paige Ladner Ebony Lang

Layni Keyzer

Anya Fesolai

Meg Da Costa

Kiah Sheedy

Telomi Paniora

Taleisha Stoter-Wallace

Teneille Morrell

Jenna Douglas

Laura Thomas

Brianna Pratt

Charlotte Petelinek

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

CRANBOURNE V BERWICK TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Sally Harkin

TEAM: BERWICK

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: ROC

Coach: Sarah Nash

Coach: Leigh Taylor Team Manager: Lisa Hatigan

Coach: Travis Pretty

Player

Player

Caitlyn Pritchard

Tahlia Dale

Taylah Simpson

Hannah Meniecke

Cailie Goodes

Mahayla McCrae

Player

Player Chelsea Blackney Jenna Bliss

NARRE WARREN V ROC

C

Tegan Harris

Clare Spiteri Danielle Green Julia Batchelor

Shaylee Hearn

Katie Jennings

Abbey Langham

Ebony Tsardakas

Nikita Milner

Madi Houreix

Natalie Hatigan

Zoe Dallasta

Christine Stiglich

Shannae Poata

Emma Alexander

Hannah Moyle

Ebony Lee

Zoe Matson

Olivia Catrucco

Jacinta Hickey

Brooke Wilson

Madeline Bailey

Kayla Atkinson

Sahra Eishold

Olivia Antonello

Chloe Barnard

Gemma Robertson

Grace Pym

HAMPTON PARK V BEACONSFIELD

DOVETON V PAKENHAM TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

Coach: Kellie Miller

Coach: Deb Mibus

Player

Player

Taliah Micallef

Leah Gartside

Captain

Charli Howie

Elayne Schneider

Vice Captain

Keeley Miller

Yar Biar

Keeley Mitchell

Abby Gregorovich

Ebony Phillips

POS

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Krystyna Gabell

Coach: Andi Dickson

Player Jemma Boswell

Player Mackenzie Little

Jacquie Dunne

Brodie Szybkowski

Bailey King

Brianna Burns

Jenelle Joiner

Annalise Miall

Kasey Brooks-Macmillan

Makaela Abrahama

Maddison Jude

Emma Smith

Harmony Thomas

Sarah Jones

Tusani Carter Castelli

Adelaide Paternoster

Amy Johnson

Emma Reid

Heather Keziah

Jessica Miles

Rochelle Smith Warren Kate Paige Woodbridge

Hanna Levin Jessica Coburn Abhilaashini Ramesh Zara Treweek Mikaela Dakic

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

CRANBOURNE V BERWICK

NARRE WARREN V ROC

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

TEAM: BERWICK

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: ROC

Coach: Sarah Mooney

Coach: Leanne Walford

Coach: Michelle Mashado Team Manager: Kim Hammond

Coach: Larissa Wood

Player

Player

Jaimee Adema

Maddison Chamberlain

Lauren Bechet

Kelly Cousins

Amy Bidwell

Emilee Dunn

Player

Player

Joyce Oyay

Chelsea Gray

Rylee Broadley

Mackenzie Fox

Tiarna Green

Emily Pollock

Tahlia Emery

Paige Borley

Emily Guic

Molly Calderwood (vc)

Maddison Parker

Amy Davies

Chloe Carmichael

Alicia Mirabile

Akech Nyoul

Kira Hamilton

Tara Sujica

Sussu Liai

Ashleigh Hammond ©

Karly Meinecke

Chloe Grimsey

Chantelle Rudolph

Amy Heinze

Jessica Postregna

Madalyn Grimsey

Elliott Santamaria

Ruby Sheppard

Elyse Pretty

Brydie Engellenner Alexis Jeanes Ellie Keen

HAMPTON PARK V BEACONSFIELD

DOVETON V PAKENHAM TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Emma Barry Team Manager: Cassandra Pullen

Coach: Caitlin Armstrong

Coach: Shane Uildriks Assistant Coach: Tayla O’Brien

Coach: Melanie Petelinek

Player

Sheridan O'Brien

Player

Captain

Player

Teileah Pullen

Charlotte Reid

Vice Captain

Karla Abu-Jaber

Alixandria Petelinek

Chelyn Rakei

Alicia Baker

Romi Esler

Chelsea Little

Zealand Rakei

Indyanna De Vries

Mikayla Halstead

Caitlin Green

Gemma Fleiner

Jaimee Nelson

Sophie Miller

Angelina Interlandi

Taneisha Handyside

Alix Rozynski

Helen Margaret Ashin

Leah Mibus

Ruby Klepac

Millicent Utber

Sontina Teinakore

Vanessa Qunivutia

Soleil Lehmann-Rhodes

Francesca Paila

Holly White

Britney Simpson

Rochelle Weatherly

Jemima Sheedy

Adele Batten

Gerogie Talbot

Tiahn Willis

Maxine Fitiao

TEAM: DOVETON

Player

POS

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

CRANBOURNE V BERWICK TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Kelly Thompson and Jade Whitnell

Player Adelle St Mart

C

Cassie Kirkpatrick Chelsea Fernandez Alisha Oskan

VC

NARRE WARREN V ROC

TEAM: BERWICK

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: ROC

Coach: Bridget Arthurson

Coach: Jayde & Glenn Stow Team Manager: Steve Woolfe

Coach: Chelsea Maher Assistant Coach: Kaisha Stacey

Player

Player

Ella Alexander

Kiaya Chamberlain (VC)

Mikayla Cipriani

Emma Castricum

Paris Hastings

Ashlee Curry

Player Bridget Paul Aker Mawith Jasmine Corless Keeley Stickley

Caitlin Johnson

Chantelle Dale (C)

Anna Dowling

Sophie Castricum

Ebony Rich

Monique Mitchell

Jessie Little

Jade Leenen

Eliza Angenent

Jayde Mashado

Jastehana Ngatokoa

Cate Anderson

Alicia Scalzo

Tiarna Eldridge

Chantelle Wolter

Jessica Stow

Jenna Trewarn

Hayley Kipps

Holly Moulday

Hayley Woolfe

Star Toeleiu

Ciara Johnson Darci Kneebone Georgia Murphy Erica Renny

DOVETON V PAKENHAM TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

Coach: Mel Gravell

Coach: Carol Gregorovich

Player Chaecie Armansin

Player Charlotte Anderson Taylor Wilson

T.J Sturdy

Taylah Ellis

Laney Franklin

Brooke Grimmer

Megan Hunt

Demi Heights

Monica San Jose Nikita Hawthorn

POS Captain

Evangeline Isamaela Sienna Jude Natasha Serdzeff

Georgia Henwood

Jazlyn Smith

Haylie Pastras

Rhiannon Soun

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

CRANBOURNE V BERWICK

NARRE WARREN V ROC

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

TEAM: BERWICK

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: ROC

Coach: Nicole and Paul Turner

Coach: Mel Guic

Coach: Amy Rae Team Manager: Natalie De La Sota

Coach: Julie Williams Co Coach: Abby Williams

Player

Player

Lainey Bidwell

Keeley Burgmann

Player

Player

Dehansa Herath

Sarah Johnson

Kaylah Loulanting

Brooke McPartlane Emily Tatt

Mikayla Phillips

Jasmine De La Sota

Ava Hicks

Mia Williams

Shanae Allen

Gemma Ziino

Hayley O'Sullivan

Holly Moulday

Anahera Langley

Ava Spence

Mackenzie Morrison

Elise Setches

Uaina Purcell

Cas O'Brien

Courtney Siwes

Amelie Mucic

Lesina Cordtz

C

Annie O'Brien

Emma Zukowski

Brooke Galley

VC

Grace Moore

Annabel Sheppard

Brooke Abu-Jaber

Roshelle Thompson

Eliza Fox

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

Coach: Rita Camilleri Team Manager: Susan Micaleff

Coach: Emma Jones

Player

Bethany Hoefer

Captain

Haylie Pastras

Taylah Partridge

Vice Captain

Zealand Rakei

Ava Da Costa

Georgia Henwood Keeley Finegan Amelia Mundy Racheal Hunt

Ella Tevaga Ally Grist Tayla Ferguson

HAMPTON PARK V BEACONSFIELD

DOVETON V PAKENHAM

Player

Moesha Griffin

POS

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Chloe Birch

Coach: Nicole Nelson

Player

Player

Ethan De Vries

Tiarna Gates

Sophie Fleiner

Darcy Utber

Sharna Free

Isabelle O'Shanassy

Sophie Gamble

Emily Goodman

Holly Van De Loop

Charlotte Harris

Tara Goodman

Jorja Ferrari

Syke Hopkins Meg O'Brien

Haylie Andrews

Hannah Sach

Shaylee Wilson

David Sollberger

Jamie MacKinder Chloe MacKinder

Ellarnah Hanlen

Tahlia Stibbard

Natel Lehmann-Rhodes Cheyanne Binney

Kasey Gambetta Imogen Lancaster

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ROUND 11 - Saturday July 1

CRANBOURNE V BERWICK

NARRE WARREN V ROC

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

TEAM: BERWICK

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: ROC

Coach: Clare Pollock Assistant Coach: Emily Pollock and Adelle St Mart

Coach: Janelle Snelling

Coach: Jemma Osborne Team Manager: Simone Potter

Coach: Alex Taylor

Player

Alek Mawith

Player

Player

Ashley Fox

Abbey Richardson

Olivia Brinkmann (VC)

Tayla Ferguson

Bailey Jenkin

Amy Solari

Delainey Brown ©

Trinity Millar

Gabby Sibiala

Scarlett Trotter

Tahlia Cipriani

Tegan Eastwood (C)

Isabella Hetherington

Emily Mollard

Jayde Davey

Makani Sheeham

Ainsley Fothersgill

Ada Pretty

Kyah Hearn

Tahni Goodes

Maia Nimmo

Kiara St Mart

Meg Garrett

Sienna Hastings Shannon Lowe

Tayla Keen

Marie Dowling

Jasmine Nation

Paige Micallef

Keely Wemyss

Mia Sibiala

Adam Snelling

Elly Quirk

Zara McLeod

Olivia Berry

Delylah Loulanting

Savannah Stodal

Skye Ferguson

Player

DOVETON V PAKENHAM TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

Coach: Brooke Wirramanaden

Coach: Hayley Melsen

Player Dakota Rakei Calypso Galeney Jaymi Andrews

Player

Captain

Molly McLeod

Vice Captain

Bridget Carney Evie Drake Olivia Frost

Rhylee Wiramanaden

Erin Judd

Chelsea Wiramanaden

Sophie McKellar

Shaylee Wilson Tanika Seymour

POS

Mia Mae Mckinlay

Eliza Molino Mary O'Loughlin Chelsea Snowden

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On a very cold morning we travelled to Tooradin last week where our 13’s kicked off the day with frozen fingers.

An awesome 4 goal win for our very young 13 white team. Everyone played a great game.

Some great passages of play. And a great show of sportsmanship for such a young team.

Our 13 Reds played 3 great quarters of competitive netball unfortunately during the second quarter they allowed Tooradin to get a 10 goal lead and we weren’t able to catch up.

As always, great team spirit from the all girls.

Massive win for the 15 white team. The girls were focused and everything went according to plan. The result was a 50 goal win!

All the 15 Red girls worked hard and the talk on the court was great. A little scrappy at first but once they found their groove were amazing. Coming away with a 18 goal win.

Bit of a slow start for the 17 white team and were behind at quarter time. They rallied in the second and was even at half time. From there the girls never looked back and had a great 15 goal Win. 17 Red: Strong and steady win for the team.

Having all 9 players this week the coaches tried out some different combinations and everyone adapted well. Result 43-21. Well done girls.

D grade. With the score even at half time, the girls settled in during the 3rd but their last quarter was outstanding. 8 goal for the girls.

Played a good game just falling short of the win.

A grade. With total focus and determination the girls took the court to play the strong undefeated Tooradin side. And Wow this game was top quality netball from both teams. Our A graders were on fire!!

Skilled, composed and intense for every second of the game.

Awesome win for our amazing A Grade girls.

The club would like to congratulate Mel Perrins on playing her 100th senior game last week against Tooradin. Mel is one of our quiet achievers in our A grade team, always giving 100% every week.

Well done Mel! Thanks to the ongoing support from our sponsors: Yo-Get-It Trios Sports Bar Sports Co Thermofilm Y-Not Lawn and Garden Care After a couple of away games we are looking forward to hosting Berwick this week.

GO EAGLES!

C grade. What a fantastic game to watch. Many turn overs from our defenders.

Mid court showing strength and total focus and the goalers on fire. Great win against a strong Tooradin side.

B grade. With a few players sick and injured this week the fill ins stepped up and looked like they had always played in this team. Great support from the side lines.

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berwick As we travel to Cranbourne this week for White Ribbon Round, lets put our hands together for the dad’s that are Volunteers and part of the backbone of all SEFNL Clubs. These people do their utmost to assist on game day when and where possible.

courts and the football ground during the day to support both his children. We appreciate Claude’s presence at the set up of our courts each home game. Claude has also provided some new signs and equipment for the club and is always around to lean on.

At Berwick Netball Club, we have a great contingent of dad’s who have stepped up to the plate on our Executive and General Committee’s. Without our netball Dad’s some things at BNC would be much more difficult to achieve.

There are many a thing the supporters don’t see that goes on behind the scenes of a club, where these men and others are out on the courts sweeping away the debris from the weather, pushing the water off the courts before and in between games. Hanging banners, putting up tents, ensuring we have ice courtside and when all is ready for the game of the day A Grade, they get to sit back and watch from their usual positions courtside and enjoy the final game of the day.

Steve Santamaria - Vice President, father to Elliott - 15 & U red, husband to Theresa- C Grade. Steve is always one of the first to arrive on our home games and last to leave.

Steve mans the BBQ for the most part of the day and can be seen donning the Pink Court Supervisors vest. Steve is also our umpire Coordinator and one of our main men leading our club. As a netball dad, he wouldn’t have it any other way supporting his girls on court.

David Green - Treasurer, father to Simone - 17 & U red and past player Nicole - B Grade. Dave is one of our long term Executive Committee members and has been our trusty Treasurer for the past 2 years. Dave is more often than not seen on game day in our pink Supervisor’s vest and certainly always cooking up a storm on the BBQ. The support that Dave gives off the court behind the scenes to all involved within BNC is limitless.

Claude Macente - father to Liv - A grade and Nick who is a senior player at the Berwick Football Club, also a committee member for the BFC. Claude splits his time between both

As President of this wonderful club, I would like to publicly thank all of the Berwick Netball Club dad’s who support their children on court each and every week, some like Michael Loulanting, who stands between 2 courts to watch his 2 girls who play at the same time. The dedication to their children, our players, by time keeping and scoring or even manning our club gate, is what the family atmosphere we thrive on in the culture at Berwick.

With cold weather predicted this Saturday these gentlemen will be courtside early setting up some tents for cover at Cranbourne and ensuring their is a “home’ place for the Berwick Netball Club to gather at our away game this week.

Please if you happen to be standing with any of our dedicated dads’ this week, please just pass on a little thank you for all that they do.

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Our Narre Warren netballers enjoyed the bye at the weekend. Looking ahead to the second of the season, we hope to improve our results from the first half of the year. At the half way mark of the season our teams are all in the mix, with all ten teams sitting in the top five.

Round Ten is VIP round at Narre Warren, where we acknowledge our very important sponsors, coaches, team managers and hard-working volunteers.

Thank you to our Match Day netball sponsors: Jay Q Plastering, Inspire Sports Group, Tru Plumbing, McGill Family, Fountain Gate Bingo, South East Tattoo Removal, P3 Sports & Recovery, Mongelli Constructions, Aly Heinze, Subway Narre Warren & Fountain Gate Panels.

Special thanks to the ongoing dedication of our 2017 coaching team; Amy Rae, Jemma Osborne, Michelle Mashado, Glenn Stow, Jayde Stow, Holly Booth, Leigh Taylor, Carly Camilleri, Rebekah Bogos, Jade and Greg Heinrich.

Our coaches would be lost without our Team Managers, who keep them organised; Nat De La Sota, Simone Potter, Kim Hammond, Steve

Woolfe, Paul Cairns, Lisa Hatigan, Marg Stuart, Donna Maund, Jill Brown and Jodi McLaren.

Finally a big shout out to our Netball Coordinators, Sue and Meaghan who oversee our 90 netballers and ensure our courts and netball rooms are ready for training and match days.

Good luck to our ten teams who face ROC for Round 11!

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Under 17 RED Challenging game against Doveton at Home, but we went into game confident about our ability to compete and win. Unfortunately we let the opposition dictate how we played.

Through physical pressure and tight defense, we were forced to lose our focus through the middle part of the game, and could not get it back. We need to regroup, focus and DO!!!

We cannot accept anything less as a group if we expect to be there at the pointy end of the season.

Best On Court Award for the game went to Topsy Morgan well done.

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Last weekend we travelled down to ROC away and what a day of netball it was!

U13 Red: Tough opposition for our girls today, ROC are certainly a quality side. It took us a qtr or two to find some rhythm, our last qtr the girls did exactly as was asked of them by the coach, we need to regroup and keep our heads for the whole game today against Pakenham.

U13 White: So incredibly proud of my little baby Doves they came up against a big ROC team they fought so hard such an improvement from our last game losing my 29 goals is massive compared to their 49 goals last time. I’m an incredibly proud coach.

U15 Red: Came out on fire. We held the game nicely and really brought it up to ROC. A few fumbles and silly passes cost us the game in the end, but we learn from those thing, we work hard off the court and push on. Well done ladies very proud of you all.

Under 15 White: What an improvement on round 1 girls! With some good passages of play you guys did everything asked of you! Every week we get better and better our aim against Pakenham is 4 solid quarters of netball together!

Go Doves.

U17 Red: Well Well Well. With a great night on the track Thursday night, And a great warm up. Was looking for a big response...

Girls came out with a positive attitude, just could not deliver our passes, with turn overs a plenty, the game was tight at 1/2 time. A few changes and we got going. Great team work and quick ball movement we got a handy lead.. Defence solid, Goalies goaling, And a mid court that gave 100%. We came away with A very good team effort win. Thursday training, Might need some passing, and a few more push ups!!! J.B. Out!!!!!!!!!!

U17’s White: Great game today girls with a few new girls in and a few girls out and away. Our team formed very well and we had the game from the start. There

were nice passages of play and great teamwork and backing up the whole game. Good Luck against Pakenham.

D Grade: Finally got back on their winning run after a few loses of late. We applied what we have been working on at training into our games.

With Min staring in her new GD position, we really showed ROC we were ready to play!

We allowed them to catch back up in the third quarter but we ran away nicely with it in the last. Well done on a great team effort.

A Grade: We had one target, win by 20 so a certain girl could play her selected position. 3quater came close but we fell short by 3. Maybe against Pakenham, a netball dream might come true? Nice win though ladies Bring on Pakenham this weekend ladies!

C Grade: Some great passages of play from my ladies today.

Awesome display of team work and positivity as well.

We may not have come out with the win but, that’s not to say we didn’t have any wins on court! Defence was solid and our attackers matched to convert. A few minor errors in the mid court but nothing we can’t work with and fix!! Fantastic effort today ladies!

Next game is OURS!!!

Let’s give it to them #uptheDOVE styles!!

B Grade: Energy levels showed from the get go on how the game was going to look. Average warm means average start to the game, had to chase the whole time. Defensively I couldn’t have asked for anything better, give us a lot of opportunities to get us back into it but unfortunately we fell short. Let’s turn up ready to roll next week, no excuses!

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Congratulations to our U15 Red team on their draw with Beaconsfield last weekend, it was a sensational game to watch the display of determination and team work together with the focus on delivering what your Coach Caitlin was asking each quarter. Well done to both Caitlin and the U15 Red players!

At Pakenham we have a strong proud history of being very community based and part of that is each week the two committees combine to ensure delicious home cooked meals for their players after training. By providing our players with meals it encourages and fosters friendships on and off the court and maintains the one team one club environment which is so very important and one that we value. We encourage all players, families and supporters to take up this opportunity particularly our senior playing group.

With the school holidays approaching the club is looking at two events for our junior players, being an additional specialist netball clinic/training together with meals being offered at the earlier time of 6.15pm on 6th July to encourage all our junior players with their families to join us. Details of both events can be found on the club’s Facebook and team app.

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Under 15s today played a well-oiled Berwick.

Our first half had some really good intensity all over the court keeping us in good spirit. Second half saw a few girls tiring but heads stayed high and all continued to dig deep. Berwick’s energy, unfortunately, defeated us in the last half.

With 2 U13s filling in for us and our new recruit Rylee, TJ and I thought you all did well against a strong team like Berwick. Thanks to our fill ins Tara and Sharna you played really well.

17 Whites came out ready and desperate for a win this week. Unfortunately, we played along the sidelines and lost a lot of ball. Our defence was tight, and our attacking and improved a lot this week. Unfortunately, Berwick wanted it more. Best on were Annalise Miall and Emma Smith for their defensive pressure and 110% attitudes! Welcome back Emma!

17 Reds faced Berwick and finally had our full team back since round 2, sadly not for the whole game not wanting to push it hoping to have everyone as a whole for the rest of the season! We came on absolutely firing wanting another win against Berwick, although lost our energy in 3rd quarter, at 3rd quarter time the girls came to realising we wanted a win today!

Best on Layni Keyzer your welcome to be sick every week darl D grade came out firing this week, we worked on ring attacking this week and put it in to court play and it looked amazing our attacking line was strong, fast and unstoppable along with our defence end getting so many turnovers and our goalers rewarded them, this win has put us in 3rd.

C grade too came out firing starting strong and finishing strong, with a few little niggly injuries the girls pushed on for the game and came away with an 11 goal win. Your press worked and was loud. This win also put us in 3rd. Best on was Skye skipping from end to end but didn’t seem to bother you and Bel perfect timing on your drives, great patience and front cuts which is what I asked of you.

B-grade was an up and down game consistency wise. When we played our best we ran away with it. Our worst let them back into the game.

Berwick came back hard in the last qtr. but we managed to hold on to win by a goal. Attitudes are positive so we will work hard during the week and improve our performance next week.

Best on ground was Khloe and Alisha A grade was a tough game against Berwick unfortunately losing the 1st ¾ combinations weren’t working out defence pressure down the court wasn’t strong enough and with 21 bad passes for the game was never going to be easy but going into our last quarter 9 goals down to work hard as a team we came away with a draw, let’s go into this week’s game with the intensity we had in our last 10 mins of last week’s game. Well down to Khloe, Alisha and Mega for coming up from B grade and working endlessly. Best on Megs and H for a smashing last quarter in WA. Special mention to Chan for our last move in last quarter. Shannon Lee and Brooke Kiely we missed you on the court. Shan hope your resting that ankle and we wish you safe travels and can’t wait to have you back on the court when you get back.

Best on could have gone to any player everyone played their best netball but Janko was sure the stand out for me.

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A Grade-Beacy backed up their performance from last week with a victory at home. The game allowed us to try some variations in our combinations, & fine tune some of our structures across the court.

It was great that we were able to finish the game off strongly, & focus on our defensive positioning.

BOC went to Taylah who played her most consistent game for the season & Rylee for her great game at C. B Grade-A fantastic team effort by all players in their win, the girls got off to a great start & created numerous turnovers across the court with strong defence. They put together 4 fantastic qtrs, starting with Courtney, Gabbi & Bec in the defensive end, working to pressure every entry into the goal circle. Zoe & Ciara defended well with Zoe earning a BOC for her tenacious & disciplined defence. Mel presented well on the centre pass & fed well into the goalers. Kelly, Corrine & Danielle kept the scoreboard ticking over & also provided a strong target for the feeders.

Awards: Tahlia, Keely & Chloe.

13 Red-The girls came out focused & firing in the 1st qtr & the girls made a great head start whilst playing in the drizzle, applying defence pressure all the way down the court. As each qtr progressed the girls continued to build on their lead which allowed us to experiment with new combinations.

13 White’s team focused on passing into the goal ring at training & it had an immediate positive reaction. As there was a high turn around in playing positions each qtr, all players feeding the ball to the goalers ensured they chose the right option to make it more difficult for the defenders. The ball movement around the ring was excellent & Beacy controlled all areas of the game. The team is in an excellent position when ALL players can play any position on the court! We are heading towards the exciting end of the season & all players need to maintain the positive attitude & close team spirit at training & on game day we have seen all season.

Awards: Zoe, Kelly, Mel & Ciara.

C Grade came out firing with a fast start & continued to keep the momentum throughout the game. Our shooting was on from the get go & the midcourt continued to run hard all game. Thanks to Teneille who popped up from the U17s to help out in defence.

Awards: Paris, Suzie, Molly & Sam. D Grade-Beacy had a strong start & kept pushing out the margin through the game, eventually coming away with a 40 point win.

The girls were able to move the ball smoothly down the court & capitalize in the goal end. Intercepts down the court were strong & movement in the ring allowed midcourters to feed well into the goalers.

Awards: Claire, Shelley, Emily & Maddie K. 17 White-After a tightly contested 1st qtr the girls put together some great passages of play late in the 2nd to take a nice lead into the 2nd half. Beacy’s defense was strong shutting down key players whilst the attackers worked around the tall arms of the Pakenham team.

Awards: Mikaela, Jess & Bree.

15 Red-A great start with a couple of quick turnovers & goals. The girls continued to move the ball well but a few errors saw the ball go Pakenham’s way. A strong fightback in the 4th qtr, we finished the game with a draw.

Awards: Alix P, Chelsea & Alix R. 15 White came out in wet slippery conditions & a game where we just couldn’t convert a high return of our shots on goal. The great thing about our team is our versatility across all positions. Well done to our defenders who put in a solid performance, while our midcourters never stopped running & presenting all game & credit to the shooters.

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• Vascular Surgery • Endoscopy • Breast Surgery • Gynaecology

• Interventional Cardiology • Cardiothoracic Surgery • Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

MEDICAL SERVICES: • Cardiology • General Medicine • Infectious Disease Medicine *Privately insured, TAC, Workcover, DVA patients are welcome

Corner Police & Gladstone Roads Mulgrave Phone: 03 9790 9333 | www.thevalleyprivate.com.au