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UNDER 19’s

Cranbourne v Tooradin-Dalmore

Cranbourne B v Berwick

Narre Warren v Beaconsfield

Narre Warren B v Doveton

Hampton Park v Berwick

Cranbourne A v Tooradin-Dalmore

Pakenham v Officer SFC

Narre Warren A v Beaconsfield

Doveton BYE

Pakenham v Officer SFC

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They shall grow not old As we that are left grow old Age shall not weary them Nor the years condemn At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them

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ANZAC Day Round Hot on the heels of an Easter weekend which saw big crowds across the Leagues, we have another extended round to commemorate ANZAC Day. In a stand alone fixture on ANZAC Day itself, Mt Eliza and Mornington will pay tribute to the fallen ANZACS with a full service before the game. Clubs across the weekend will also have variations of the theme to pay respects to those lost in wars over the generations.

ANZAC Day is the anniversary of the landing of troops from Australia and New Zealand on the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey on April 25 1915. The ceremonies that take place on ANZAC Day remember the lives of those who died in military action.

Football plays its part in ensuring the ANZAC tradition is maintained. Watch out for Narre Warren, Cranbourne and Rosebud in their commemorative ANZAC Day jumpers.

Local Boys selected The hopes of several local boys aiming for an AFL career have been enhanced, with selection in the TAC Vic Country U18 squad.

The following boys (with their junior clubs in brackets) have been selected in the preliminary squad.

Hunter Clark (Mornington), Oscar Clavarino (Berwick), Aaron Darling (Crib Point), Luke Davies-Uniacke (Rye), Tom De Koning (Mornington), Sam Fletcher (Red Hill), Bailey Morrish (Beaconsfield), Angus Patterson (Mornington), Mitchell Riordan (Beaconsfield), Bailey Schmidt (Seaford), Bailey Williams (Crib Point) and Lachlan Young (Mt Eliza) Good luck to all the boys as they press for a spot in the final squad. The NAB U18 Championships commence on June 11.

Frankston Dolphins Mornington Peninsula Clubs received a financial boost this week with the announcement that a Frankston Dolphins sponsor would contribute $2,000 to each MPNFL Club, in return for Highgrove Bathrooms signage at their ground. Gary Buckenara (Manager) and the Dolphins Committee are not only working hard to get a VFL licence returned to Frankston, but also to engage more with community football in the area. AFL South East wishes them well in their quest.

Best of luck to all clubs this weekend.

John Anderson Regional General Manager AFL South East

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Photo (L to R): MRC Foundation Chairman, Patricia Faulkner AO & AFL South East Region General Manager, John Anderson

AFL South East “Club Support – Community Program” AFL South East and MRC (Melbourne Racing Club) Foundation have joined forces to develop the “Club Support – Community Program”, which is designed to provide AFLSE and MPFNL (Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League) Clubs with the training, development and support in areas of concern within the community regularly faced by the Clubs such as youth suicide, domestic violence, drug and alcohol abuse, mental health and other social and behavioural issues.

Partnering with program providers SALT (Sport and Life Training) and SCA (Sports Chaplaincy Australia) the specific aim of “Club Support – Community Program” is to develop a leadership and welfare culture within AFLSE and MPFNL Clubs to help drive behavioural change and provide support in a sustainable and ongoing manner.

SALT will provide specific training in those areas of concern identified by clubs.

SCA, through the ClubCare Access program, will respond to critical incidents occurring in clubs, and offer the opportunity to all clubs to have a dedicated sports chaplain.

AFLSE Region General Manager, John Anderson said, “This is a most significant initiative introduced for the benefit of the League and its Clubs”.

“Our Clubs face regular challenges that require great sensitivity and expertise regarding the social and personal welfare of their members. It is incumbent upon all Clubs to provide a safe and positive environment for all their players and volunteers, while the SALT Program will concentrate on developing this culture and environment and the Chaplaincy Program will provide the one on one support for individuals who experience personal hardship.”

MRC Foundation Chairman, Patricia Faulkner AO said, “the MRC Foundation is pleased to be supporting the establishment of this Club Support – Community Program focusing on the wellbeing and welfare of an at-risk demographic in the local community of several of MRC’s operations including Mornington Racing Club, Steeples, The Cove and The Grand.”

The outcomes of the Club Support – Community Program in 2017 are: • 11 MPFNL Clubs to undertake the SALT ‘Healthy Club’ Program • Introduce 22 MPFNL Clubs to the ‘ClubCare Access’ SCA Program There is an online application process on the AFLSE website. Further communication will occur directly with clubs to participate.

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A number of community football clubs in regional Victoria will welcome the return of the WorkSafe Game of the Month in season 2017.

This year is set to be bigger and better than ever, with eight exciting WorkSafe Games of the Month planned in leagues across the state with our first event kicking off in the South West Football Netball League on April 30.

Now in its 15th year, the WorkSafe Game of the Month centres around traditional grudge matches between country football and netball club rivals and attract large crowds of fervent supporters.

WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country partners with Netball Victoria to bring some of football’s and netball’s biggest names to the matches to meet the locals and share their sporting stories, with current-day AFL player Ambassadors, football personalities and the likes of AFL champions Russell Robertson, David Parkin and Peter Knights set to appear in season 2017.

Spectators can enjoy the local atmosphere with a host of family-friendly activities including football and netball themed inflatables, face painting and giveaways, plus see your face on the big screen with the WorkSafe LED truck scoreboard.

Another highlight is the National Anthem prior to the game sung by a local identity and the post-match presentations where our WorkSafe Ambassadors will present the sought-after WorkSafe Trophy and best on ground medal.

Just as WorkSafe is committed to supporting country football in Victoria, so too are they committed to its vision of making sure every Victorian returns home safely every day.

See below for this year’s WorkSafe Game of the Month locations: • Sunday 30th April – South West FL: Branxholme-Wallacedale v Coleraine • Sunday 28th May – Ovens & King FL: North Wangaratta v King Valley • Sunday 4th June– Geelong & DFL: Winchelsea v Geelong West • Sunday 18th June – West Gippsland FNL: Phillip Island v Dalyston • Sunday 16th July – Yarra Valley: Healesville v Olinda • Sunday 23rd July – Central Highlands FNL: Daylesford v Gordon • Sunday 30th July – Horsham District FL: Edenhope Apsley v Kalkee • Sunday 6th August –Loddon Valley FNL: Calivil United v Pyramid Hill

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round 1 results

SENIORS Berwick 10.10-70 FINAL Beaconsfield 12.11-83 FINAL Officer SFC 6.4-40 Hampton Park 5.4-34 Pakenham

3.5-23 Cranbourne 3.4-22

TooradinDalmore

FINAL 10.12-72 Narre Warren FINAL 25.19-169 Doveton

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CRANBOURNE

RESERVES Berwick 9.9-63

FINAL

Beaconsfield 19.13-127 FINAL Officer SFC 4.2-26 Hampton Park 4.1-25 Pakenham

4.6-30 Cranbourne 5.1-31

TooradinDalmore

FINAL 17.15-117 Narre Warren FINAL 12.19-91 Doveton

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UNDER 19’s Narre Warren B 7.7-49 Berwick 7.6-48

FINAL 9.10-64 Pakenham

Cranbourne B 1.6-12

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FINAL 10.9-69 Cranbourne A

Beaconsfield 25.17-167 FINAL Officer SFC 5.8-38

TOORADINDALMORE

1.0-6

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FINAL 16.10-106 Narre Warren A FINAL 16.15-111 Doveton

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RESERVES

SENIORS

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

For

Agst

%

PTS

8

Narre Warren

1

1

0

0

1

117

26

450.00

8

216.07

8

Doveton

2

2

0

0

0

155

57

271.93

8

40

180.00

8

Berwick

2

2

0

0

0

106

65

163.08

8

238

101

235.64

4

Pakenham

1

0

0

1

1

42

42

100.00

6

0

116

73

158.90

4

Cranbourne

2

1

1

0

0

206

70

294.29

4

0

0

90

121

74.38

4

Beaconsfield

2

1

1

0

0

162

74

218.92

4

1

0

1

38

68

55.88

4

Tooradin-Dalmore

2

0

1

1

0

73

169

43.20

2

0

2

0

0

112

182

61.54

0

Officer SFC

2

0

2

0

0

58

181

32.04

0

0

2

0

0

65

384

16.93

0

Hampton Park

2

0

2

0

0

32

267

11.99

0

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

For

Agst

%

PTS

Doveton

2

2

0

0

0

279

106

263.21

Berwick

2

2

0

0

0

121

56

Narre Warren

1

1

0

0

1

72

Cranbourne

2

1

1

0

0

Beaconsfield

2

1

1

0

Tooradin-Dalmore

2

1

1

Pakenham

1

0

Officer SFC

2

Hampton Park

2

UNDER 19’s TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

For

Agst

%

PTS

Beaconsfield

2

2

0

0

0

220

33

666.67

8

Narre Warren A

2

2

0

0

0

231

55

420.00

8

Pakenham

2

2

0

0

0

202

57

354.39

8

Cranbourne A

2

2

0

0

0

203

61

332.79

8

Doveton

2

1

1

0

0

164

74

221.62

4

Officer SFC

2

1

1

0

0

100

159

62.89

4

Berwick

2

0

2

0

0

75

122

61.48

0

Narre Warren B

2

0

2

0

0

66

189

34.92

0

Cranbourne B

2

0

2

0

0

25

245

10.20

0

Tooradin-Dalmore

2

0

2

0

0

14

305

4.59

0

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Lest We Forget They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.

At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them For our freedom they said. And for our freedom they did. 102 years ago, men, women, boys and girls embarked on a quest to not only aid “the Mother Country” but also establish an Australian reputation and identity. An identity that would be recognised and respected the world over.

“What happened to the open landing to provide an ambush on very easy terms?” Instead confronted by towering cliffs, dead-end gullies and dense low scrub these men found the Turk reinforcements rushing up in strength as if prepared. Brothers, sons, husbands, fathers and mates fell all around as the hills became wild and bloody. Sisters, daughters, wives, mothers and friends did all they could to tend for the wounded.

Then they dug. Trenches lined the edges of the battlefield. And for the next 8 months the ANZACs stood firm. It was there that the Australian identity was born. Sacrifice, doggedness, mateship and courage in the face of almost certain death. It’s not about the size of the dog but the size of the bark in the dog. And the size of that bark gave a young nation a story and a spirit to be proud of.

Many died young. Some would say as just a boy or a girl. But no man or woman who went to war, who saw the horrors of the world, and tried to fight them could ever be considered just a mere boy or a simple girl. Instead they were folk whose spirit continues to live on in the blood of every Australian.

On ANZAC day we celebrate the spirit of those who fought for our place in the world on the Gallipoli Peninsula. We also celebrate the survival of that spirit. We step back and appreciate and thank those who continue to stand up and fight. Those who protect us and shield us for the dangers of the growing world. Those would embody the spirit of the ANZACs. For all that they do for us the very least we can do I step back every once in a while and remember them.

We will remember them.

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What a weird weekend of footy over 2 weeks. As the storms picked up, umpires at all venues called the games off at three quarter time due to severe weather conditions with a risk to players and supporters in week one. All 3 games results were already decided with Berwick, Beaconsfield and Narre in winning positions. Berwick dismantled Cranbourne in the grand final re-match, Beaconsfield were putting Tooradin to the sword while Narre kicked away from a determined Officer. Fast Forward to Good Friday with Russell Robertson and Daniel Ward in toe, the Redbacks welcomed the rampaging Doveton to the traditional Good Friday clash. A huge crowd turned out to support the great day at Hampton Park, but they witnessed the Taylor Joyce Show, with the spearhead kicking 11 goals.

BERWICK 10.10.70 DEF CRANBOURNE 3.5.23 The tone was set early, with Berwick kicking with an aid of a breeze kicked the first 2 goals from inspirational leader Madi Andrews.

Cranbourne couldn’t get themselves into the game with Berwick running harder and had numbers at every contest. Cranbourne’s playmakers couldn’t find the space they’ve come accustomed to. The premiers trailed by 14 points at quarter-time. Berwick seemed to have the answer to everything their nemesis had installed. Berwick’s defence was rock sturdy with Riley Heddles playing his best game for the club shutting out Cranbourne’s live wire recruit Khaled Kandakji. Cranbourne was held goalless in the second quarter as Berwick continued to run harder and outplay their opposition. The Eagles performance was spiritless and un-Cranbourne like. Cranbourne have always managed to work themselves into the contest but the day was not theirs as they were behind by 36 points. Berwick’s press restricting Cranbourne to one of their lowest scores in recent times, The Eagles had no answers trailing by 47 points before the game was called off.

BEACONSFIELD 12.11.83 DEF TOORADIN 3.4.23 Beaconsfield got off to the perfect start with 16 year old debutant Devon Smith kicking a goal with his first kick in senior footy.

Tooradin rued inaccurate kicking in front of goal as Beacy kicked 3 goals before Kris Sabbatucci kicked the Seagulls first to reduce the margin at the first change. Troy McDermott used every ounce of his experience to kick 2 unanswered goals as the Eagles extended their lead to 21 points. Beacy’s tough defensive press and hard two-way running strangled Tooradin who struggled to get into the contest. Patrick Chin popped up and kicked the visitors’ second goal in the shadows of halftime to reduce the margin to 24 points.

The 2015 premiers assumed control again early in the third as Tooradin continued to relent under the pressure. Beacy kicked 5 of the next 6 goals and were in front by 53 points with a quarter to go. As the weather closed in at Holm Park, Tooradin’s dark day was over simply outmatched which confirms The Gulls have a lot of work to be competitive against the best sides in the competition going down by 10 goals before the game was called off.

OFFICER

OFFICER 6.4.40 LOST TO NARRE WARREN 10.12.72 Officer faced the acid test by welcoming Narre Warren, the latter playing their first match of the season. The expectations for the outsiders was for Officer to take steps forward this season and for patches throughout the match the showed how far they have come as a football club. Officer were competitive for the first half of play restricting their fancied rivals with tough play at the contest.

The conditions was making it difficult for both sides to play their brand of football. 13 points separated the teams at the half. Quick goals to resume the second half to the home team reduced the margin to only 1 point as the home crowd could sense a massive upset was on the cards. Narre’s midfield stars started assume control around the stoppages ensuring their forwards were in the best position to score. Nick and Stewart Scanlon enjoyed their return combining 6 goals with a couple coming during the third as Narre kicked 5 goals to 2 in the premiership quarter as the visitors took a 32 point lead into the last change. Narre looked to have the game in control when the umpires decided to call off the remaining last quarter due to safety concerns.

GOOD FRIDAY HAMPTON PARK 5.4.34 LOST TO DOVETON 25.19.169 Good Friday football was the standalone match over the Easter Weekend and what a spectacle it was. Doveton came out of the blocks early and there was ominous signs the contest could be over early on. Former Eagle Taylor Joyce put his stamp on the contest kicking back-to-back goals within 5 minutes of play The Doves led by 3 goals. High-flying Russell Robertson brought the home crowd to its feet with a spectacular grab and goal to give the Redbacks some hope. Hampton Park had no answer to Rus Gabriel’s dominance in the ruck. Gabriel was too big and too strong providing first use of the footy to his fleet footed brigade of midfielders. Michael Henry’s rich vein of form continued with his hard running and precise disposal bringing his teammates into the contest. Hampton Park’s endeavour to the contest never waived.

Although out matched at times the Redbacks were working hard and continued to put their bodies on the line. An 8 goal to 1 second quarter for Doveton Joyce Joyce was enjoying a day out kicking 5 to take his first half haul to 8 goals. The third quarter was a lot closer contest with both teams kicking 1 goal. There were some promising signs for first year coach Dean Warren to work with as Hampton Park continued to put their heads over the footy.

With the result beyond doubt, the last quarter turned into a rout with Doveton kicking 9 goals to 2 and winning by 135 points.

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CRANBOURNE (4TH 1-1) V TOORADIN (6TH 1-1) Cranbourne come into the ANZAC weekend after a hiding at the hands of Berwick. Cranbourne have experienced highs and lows to start their 2017 campaign and will be looking avenge their round 2 loss. Tooradin find themselves in a similar position having put in 2 contrasting performances after a good win in round 1 and were disappointing last week away at Beaconsfield. This game was the traditional ANZAC Day game match but due to fixturing constraints will be played on the Saturday before. Tooradin will bring in many new faces who will be facing their toughest task of the season.

In recent years The Eagles class has risen and put pressure on the Seagulls both in the contest and on the scoreboard. Their disappointing loss in round 2 shows the premiers still have a lot of work to do to defend their premiership of last season. Cranbourne will be looking to rebuild their momentum and put in an impressive performance at home. Cranbourne by 47 points

NARRE WARREN (3RD 1-0) V BEACONSFIELD (5TH 1-1) Narre Warren play their first home game for the season and will look to build on their strong second half against Officer. The fiercest of rivals there will be plenty at stake for the match of the round. First year Coach Leigh McQuillen has brought in a new focus on defence and is trying to adopt a strong full ground press to strangle their opposition into submission while capitalising on turnovers to hit the scoreboard. Narre coach Heath Black pulled on the boots for the first time last week and will look to lead his charges into battle once again. The Magpies welcomed back premiership hero Nick Scanlon who looks to have not missed a beat with his time away from the club. They have a deep midfield of big bodied experienced campaigners who continuously rise to occasion of big matches and will do-so again as they look to etch a win against another finals contender. You can expect a Beacy to be in the contest for a long time as we saw against Berwick in round 1 but may just lack the polish to get the job done away from home. Narre Warren by 22 points.

HAMPTON PARK (9TH 0-2) V BERWICK (1ST 2-0) Scoreboards only reflect so much, Hampton Park have had a tough start to 2017. Sitting on the bottom with a percentage under 17% some would say it’s going to be a long season, but the Redbacks showed enough on Good Friday this team is on the improve. New coach Dean Warren looks to be the right person to take this team forward. There was plenty to like about the approach and the endeavour with better structures and ball movement with time the Redbacks will improve.

Berwick received a major confidence boost with their shellacking handed out to rivals Cranbourne before the horrendous weather hit. Berwick has been a tough task in recent years for Hampton Park, their bigger bodies and quick ball movement is hard to curtail for any side in the competition especially for a side in the development stages. A second home game in a row is a bonus for Hampton Park but it won’t be enough to stop the Berwick juggernaut. Berwick by 97 points.

PAKENHAM (7TH 0-1) V OFFICER (8TH 0-2) This is a huge contest in terms of the clubs fortune going forward. Pakenham have had a difficult start to their season but things could turn around quickly with a rumoured late recruitment drive bringing in new blood to restock the Lions as they surge forward with their campaign. Officer on the other hand have opened the season playing against 2 teams who have played finals in successive season. The Kangaroos have shown glimpses of what to expect with the team adapting to new coaching principles. The Roos have been competitive in all their matches this season, if they put in a four quarter performance they could test the Lions who struggled in their only match to date. A win here for either team will propel their season forward and provide a massive confidence to a side desperate for a taste of victory.

Going on form alone it looks like Officer has the slight edge and should win. Officer by 18 points.

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CRANBOURNE

TOORADIN-DALMORE

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW

COLOURS: GREEN & RED

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

Senior Coach: Lachie Gillespie Assistant Coach: Craig Perrott Reserves Coach: Chris Keenan Team Manager: Grant Ansalde Football Manager: Jeremy Knight

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

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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

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 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 53 54 55 56 57 62 63 64 68 70 73

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.)

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 Steve Tut Shay Morgan Dom Williams Adham Chazbek Nick Russo Steve De Paoli Chris Ramac Ty Ellison Jake Carosella Corey Ellison Aiden Ganajovic Hazar Onurlu

Jordan Csincsi Jake O'Donnell Kristopher Sabbatucci Luke McKenna Michael Hobbs Adam Galea (Capt) Patrick Chin Rory Hillis Jake Genoni Adam Splatt Andrew Proctor Nick Lang Michael Wallace Adam Muling Nathan Page (VC) Jordan Kelly Brad Lenders Jason Kestle Andrew Dean Tom Bethune Matt Livermore Nick Schumann Travis Puntaroni Julian Suarez Nick Jansen Aisake O'hAilpin David Casjni Lachie Groh Setanta O'hAilpin Daniel Stafford Nick Pouki (Res Co-Capt)

Andrew Sabbatucci Michael Zinner Pete Hannan Jack Murphy Justin Smaluch Matt Nicholls Matt Shorey Lachie Gillespie Phil Webster Tim Lenders Jordan Meade Jack Marshall Tom Weinzerl Nigel Fisher Ben Andrews Dylan Sutton Josh Muling Murray Sims Ben Cherry Joseph Bisognin Jesse Dodd Ben Wilson Nic Simpson Bailey Webb Alex May (Res VC) Club Jumper James Wheeler (Res Co-Capt)

Liam Edgar Matthew Brown Kristian Carroll Chris Langley

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NARRE WARREN

COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE

BEACONSFIELD

COLOURS: NAVY BLUE, GOLD & WHITE Senior Coach: Leigh McQuillen Reserves Coach: Justin Stanton Assistant Coach: Brent McGrath Assistant Coach: Dale Carey Team Manager: Wayne Decker Football Manager: Darren Hamilton

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

No. PLAYER

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 30 31

32 33 34 35 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 64 65

1

Dylan Quirk (Senior Captain)

30 Jack Wheeler

2

Jordyn Flannery

31 Nathan Reid

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

49 Christopher Johnson

19 Matthew Soroczynski

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

Mitch Trait Jake Bowd Kyle Van Der Pluym Daniel Battaglin Scott Meyer Snr Capt Luke Edmondson 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 Michael Misso Travis Grommer

Jackson Bennett Res Capt Aidsen Maloney Ryan Bromley 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 Jaie Roberts Zac Johnston Jake Aarts Devon Smith Brodie McConnell Trent Stewart Nikola Stevancevic Jack Docherty Bailey Morrish

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HAMPTON PARK

BERWICK

COLOURS: BLACK & RED

COLOURS: NAVY BLUE & 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

Senior Coach: Stewart Kemperman Reserves Coach: Leigh Noonan

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

1

Shaun Deckers

30 Josh Craig

1

Brent Colling

29 Michael Hanigan

2

Nathan Dawes

31 Keyan De La Motte

2

Lucas Jellyman Turner

30 Robert kemperman

3

Hayden Brough

32 Tyson Tapner-Gillies

4

Mark Penn

33 Michael Guinane

5

Jordan Ashwood

34 Jackson Viney

6

Harrison Paul

36 Josh Thurwood

7

Josh Wallace

37 Stewart Puwaye

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

Brody Connelly

8

CJ Layfield

38 Dylan Nolan

9

9

Dale Glazier

39 Michael Cashin

10 Benny Kearns

37 Lachy Miller 38 Pat Johnson

10 Heath Peach

40 Paul Stockdale

11 Andrew Morozoff

40 Nick Macente

11 Luke O'Brien

42 Zappa Jenkins

12 Tom Brennan

41 Trent Thomas

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

13 Jayden Joyce

42 Jarryd Trait

14 Hayden McLardy

44 Darcy Walls

15 Michael Johnson

46 Harry Money

16 Luke Sheppard

47 Sean Nicholson

17 Tom Gillies

48 Jack Bretroner

18 Riley Heddles

49 Mat McLardy

18 Aaron Holden

48 Peter Dicecco

19 Joseph West

52 Mitchell Graham

19 Braeden Philpin

50 Mathew McInroy-Howard

20 Michael Riseley

55 Will Arthurson

20 Joshua Smart

51 Travis Kerr

22 Jackson Philpin

52 Dylan Ward

23 Zac Hanlen

55 Reece Smart

24 Michael Phouttanouvong

56 David Mullins

25 Jakob Smit

58 Brett Lukacs

26 Dylan Asling

59 Jake Thomas

29 Jay Warry

21 Nick Hillard

56 Jake Cowan

22 Tim Gunn

59 Jesse Cirilus

23 James Magner

60 Marcus Starow

24 Josh Burgess

64 Bailey Asher

25 Jayden Goumas

65 James Harrison

26 Clay Tharle

66 Jake McLardy

27 Bryce Anderson

67 Jarrod Kemperman

28 Kristian Meredith

58 Dylan Ward

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OFFICER SFC

PAKENHAM

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE & WHITE

COLOURS: MAROON, BLUE & GOLD

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

Senior Coach: A sh Green Captains: Steve Morey & Chris Cardona Reserves Coach: Darren Sidebottom Assistant Coach: Dean Blake Team Manager: Greg Guan Runner: Tom O’loughlin No.

PLAYER

1 Sam Blackwood 2 Jake Barclay 3 Josh Muley 4 Russell Lehman 5 Adam Alberni 6 Jake Smith 7 Tom Blackwood 8 Michael Taurua 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

No.

PLAYER

No. 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

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 Andrew Berry Dave Hershaft Jake Brady Jarred Thompson Tristan Sutherland Jack Melbourne David Solberger Dave Hershaft

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

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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Cranbourne Football Club

Two weeks ago we travelled to Berwick in rematches of the 2016 Two weeks ago we travelled to Berwick in rematches of the

Grand Finals 2016 in the seniors and reserves which of course Grand Finals in the seniors of and reserves of which we of won both. course we won both.

The day didn’t resemble much in terms of results as both

The day didn’tour resemble much in terms of results as both our senior senior sides were being comfortably. Our Under 19s sides were being comfortably.

Ourin Under madefrom it two however made it two a row 19s as however they ran away in a row as they ran away from Berwick to win by 21 points.

Berwick to win by 21 points.

With the game in the balance right up until ¾ time, a goal With the game in the balance right up until ¾ time, a goal on the on the siren to Corey Ellison saw us go to a game high 18siren to Corey Ellison saw us go to a game high 18-point lead at point lead at the final change after a seesawing contest. the final change after a seesawing contest.

Best for our boys were Cal White, Hazar, Cooper, Stevie

DePaoli, Bailey Buntine and Josh Stewart.

Best for our boys were Cal White, Hazar, Cooper, Stevie DePaoli, The twos got off to a good start and lead Berwick by a goal Bailey Buntine and Josh Stewart. at ¼ time. But our endeavour dropped off as did our run

The twos gotand off after to a good start and a goalthey Berwick took the lead lead Berwick in the 2ndby quarter, at ¼ time. But ournever endeavour dropped off as did our were headed and eventually ran away to run win and by 33 after Berwickpoints. took the in the 2nd quarter, they were Best lead for our guys were Birdy, Jordo, Lachie, never Jake headed and eventually ran away to win by 33 points. Best for our Stephens, Jonesy & Wettys.

The ones allowed Berwick to get away to a flying start and guys were Birdy, Jordo, Lachie, Jake Stephens, Jonesy & Wettys. we never looked in the contest all day. It appeared that

The ones allowed Berwick to get away to a flying start and we one side had a lot to play for and the other nothing as our never lookednormal solid structure fell away resulting in a 47 point loss, in the contest all day. It appeared that one side had a lot to play for and the other nothing as our normal solid in a game that was held up and then eventually called off structure felldue to lightning. Best for us were Yoz, Stu, Cav, Ty, Micky b away resulting in a 47 point loss, in a game that was held up and then eventually called off due to lightning. Best for and Jaydos. us were Yoz, This week we host what is becoming our traditional ANZAC Stu, Cav, Ty, Micky b and Jaydos. clash against Tooradin and this year it is ours to host.

This week weUnfortunately host what is becoming our Day traditional given that ANZAC this year ANZAC falls on a clash againstTuesday, made it hard for both us and Tooradin to back up Tooradin and this year it is ours to host.

Unfortunately given that ANZAC Day this year falls on a again four days later for another contest. Regardless of Tuesday, made it day hard forgame bothfalls us on, andthe Tooradin up what this meaning to of back the ANZAC again four days later for another contest.

Regardless of what spirit will remain alive and well and we know our guys and day this game falls thefo4rward meaning the ANZAC willthe girls will on, look to of playing in the spirit spirit of remain alive ANZAC’s and well know our guys and fought girls will as and well we as all of those that have for look our forward to playing country. in the spirit of the ANZAC’s as well as all of

those that have fought for our country.

Events

Events Saturday May 6 we have a bye but our VFL and South East Saturday MayWomen’s kick their year off with a home game at Frenken 6 we have a bye but our VFL and South East Women’s kickHomes Oval. This will be followed by our $5k Draw which a their year off with a home game at Frenken Homes Oval.great This night will be followed by ourby $5k Draw which great that will be hosted none other than aLuke night that will“The be hosted by none other “The King of King of Cranbourne” King, than from Luke Biggest Loser fame.

Cranbourne”$60/head King, from Loser see the see Biggest the flyer for fame. details $60/head and all tickets are flyer for details and all tickets are available at the club. available at the club.

Go Eagles!! Go Eagles!!

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After a very disappointing lose to Beaconsfield at all levels we now face the challenge of Cranbourne away. A daunting task at anytime.

The boys need to get in there heads that all teams that play together win together. They need to believe that they can win and give themselves a chance. We have some good ins this week but will face an angry Cranbourne after they lost. We are still short on some under 19s so if there are any players looking to play a game please get in touch with the coach. Danial Conroy. Looking forward to our traditional match this year for ANZAC day to be held on the Saturday as the fixtures wouldn’t allow for it to be played on the day. Good luck to all.

Hope there are no injuries.

Regards Greg Kelly.

In passing we had the funeral of one of our greats though the week in Mick Riley. He was an outstanding family man and the best clubman any club would be proud of, we’re all going to miss Mick, and I must say it was one of the best funerals I’ve ever been to. All should be congratulationd that spoke it was a great send off. Condolences to the family.

“GO GULLS”.

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Narre had three solid wins last round against Officer in our Ones, Twos and Under 19 A; while our Under 19 B were impressive in a narrow loss to Pakenham.

Seniors – The signs against a well-drilled Officer were all positive for the Narre faithful.

Our back half held tough under pressure, as they had done in our practice matches and kept Officer on a rein when they were favoured by a strong wind. The addition of ball-getters Jack Wheeler and Nathan Allen to Narre’s midfield provided spark, and will give the ‘old firm’ of Col McNamara, Quirky and Collo great support. And our forward line looks potent.

Coach Heath Black, playing his first game in a Narre jumper said his boys played an exciting brand of footy in difficult conditions. “There was some great ball movement to our dangerous forward line,with the Scanlon boys – Nick and Stewie – leading and marking well for 6 of the teams ten goals, and Staggy chipping in for a couple.”

When Narre’s Round 2 Reserves side to play Officer was announced in the Social Club on the Thursday before the match, many seasoned supporters remarked that it one of the strongest sides had seen , a 15 goal win in its first hit-out was an emphatic start. A core group of players with senior experience like Trent Papworth, Andrew Hunter, Andy Vella, Daniel Borninkhof and Dean Scanlon took control of the game early while Dutchy Holland, Brent Urwin, Nathan Alliotta and Mickey Milo were good contributors.

Under 19 A - Narre’s Under 19 A side got the jump, kicking with a strong breeze and led Officer by 46 points at quarter time. Officer fought back with four goals of its own in the second term, but Narre’s big start enabled us to take the game on. Our run and carry, coupled with long kicking to our targets suggests coach Grubbo’s boys are going to be a very ‘watchable’ combination worth getting down early to catch. Narre showed its superior fitness,

keeping Officer goalless in the last quarter and finishing off with an 11-goal victory.

Kyle Grigg (4 goals), Paddy Andrews (3) and James Milivojevic (3) were Narre’s major goalkickers and were also among our best.

Under 19 B – Narre’s Under 19 B side took on a fit and well-structured Pakenham side full of confidence after their big Round 1 win. Narre were looking to improve on a slightly disappointing start to their 2017 season.

Windy conditions made scoring difficult at both ends and there was never more than 3 goals separating the teams throughout the game.

Pakenham showed a bit more poise under pressure and gained the upper hand late in the game to hold us out by 15 points. Mark Bartuccio continued his solid start to the season, in-and-under at most stoppages, tackling well and our only multiple goalkicker with 2. Tyson Graham, Dylan Mutimer and Leigh Tannahill were also in Narre’s best.

Social Notes – Narre’s Past Players, Supporters and Committee Day is at our Round 5 home game v Berwick on Saturday 6 May in the Social club at Fox Road. All are welcome - $20 entry includes beer, wine and finger food from 1 pm.

Narre’s annual 2017 Berwick Mazda Corporate Lunch is on Friday 19 May, midday to 4.30 pm in the Jewell Room at the Fountain Gate Hotel. The starstudded line-up features tiger legend and media personality Matthew Richardson; former Aussie Test speedster and controversial commentator Rodney Hogg , and comedian Dave O’Neil. Bookings essential. Tickets are $120 and include meal with beer, wine and soft drinks. Memorabilia auctions and raffles. For information contact Darren Dwyer on 0410 593280, or Stuey Stephenson on 0419 820024.

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Our U19’s, Reserves & Seniors all finished with the 4 points last week against Tooradin. Well done to all our players.

Thanks to our U19’s coach for supplying this summary of their game.

U19s v Tooradin Great effort to all involved at Tooradin Football Club in fielding an U19 team for 2017.

It’s free and delivers all the news straight to your phone via notifications. How easy is that!!

You can also visit our Website: beaconsfieldfc.teamapp.com Please support our club sponsors in appreciation for their support of our club.

The Beaconsfield side came across a determined Tooradin side, who although were outclassed on the day, didn’t let it deter them by playing out the entire game in good spirit.

Overall a strong team effort by Beaconsfield, with several of the squads performances indicating their desire to be included in future games against stronger opposition.

Cheers Youngy Last week we made some historic club announcements at our Presidents breakfast. The goals at the far end of the ground were named after Life Member Charles Doro and our pavilion was named after Life Member & past President Peter Evans. Both announcements were big surprises for the recipients with lots of emotion in the room as their contribution to the club was celebrated.

Our first social function for the year will be on Saturday 29th April so save the date. More details will be announced shortly.

Our Annual Ladies lunch is on Saturday 6th May and will be raising money for Peter McCallum Cancer Research. Tickets on sale soon.

The best way to keep in touch with what’s happening at the club is to like us on Facebook - download our smart phone app. Go to the Apple store or Google Play. Download Team App search for Beaconsfield Football Club and join up.

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Good Friday saw us host Doveton FNC in our annual good friday game. The weather for the afternoon games was kind to us with the early morning drizzle clearing up. An excellent crowd turned up on the day. Doveton proved too strong in both seniors and reserves on the day and ran out comfortable winners. Better players in the Reserves were: M Cashin, D Aisling, J Warry, A Miles & M Phouttanouvong.

Better players in the seniors were: CJ Layfield, J Craig, J Philpin, S Walsh, A Holden & P Bastin.

We would like to thank Russell Robertson and Daniel Ward for playing on the day, also to Russell & Phil Cebrano big thank you for the after game entertainment which was thoroughly enjoyed.

Thank you also to the numerous volunteers who are too many to mention who helped out on the day. Without your help the day would not have been the success that it was.

Milestone Games Congratulations to Bryce Keyzer who plays his 50th game today, well done Bryce.

Social.

Last chance to buy tickets for Bogan Bingo which is being held next Saturday night the 29th April.

TICKETS NOW ON SALE!! Family and friends are more than welcome, the more the merrier. If payments are made directly into the Club bank account, please message Maddi on 0435 941 114 to advise of your purchase so we can allocate you a ticket. Cash payments are also fine and can be paid at the club.

Thank you to club sponsors who without your assistance the Club would not be able to operate and provide the services it does to the local community.

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What a day in football it was last week.

Started off as a shorts and t shirt day and finished like a mid July shocker.

Even had the lights on before the game was pre-maturely ended due to lightning. Should never have gone back out after the first break but as they say, nothing common about Common Sense Never the less it should not diminish what was a sensational win by the Senior team who were in control the entire time. A miserly defence, gut running mid field and a mobile forward line provided for a comfortable win. Even contribution from all was the hi-lite.

The seconds also recorded a fantastically strong win. The ball movement through the midfield and into the wind was the best I had seen for a while. Great even team effort also.

The thirds again showed glimpses of what they are capable of when they work together. A win is just around the corner and I feel that will be the catalyst they need to show what this bunch of young boys can achieve.

A great day was also had in the coterie tent by our loyal band of sponsors.

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Today, the Pakenham and Officer football clubs, will mark our Anzac Day Weekend with a local derby on the sporting field, honouring those who fought and died during war times.

While our efforts pale in comparison to those Diggers who set foot on battlegrounds throughout our history, the courage, strength, blood and sweat will be on show as the traditional rivals go head to head on this afternoon.

Many soldiers from the Pakenham/Officer areas and fought in World Wars I and II, never to return.

The significance of their sacrifice won’t be lost on the 44 men who go to war today’s Anzac Day Weekend Clash at Pakenham. It’s part of our Anzacs’ sacrifice that they’re able to play footy on the weekend.

COMEDY HYPNOTIST NIGHT “TONIGHT” Comedy Hypnotist, Gerard Verschuren, will conduct the Comedy Hypnotist show at the football club tonight. The event will see a number of audience participants placed under hypnotic spells to entertain the audience. The event is to commence at 7.30 pm and the dress is smart casual. Cost is $30 per head with light finger food provided.

Tickets are available at the door tonight.

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH PAKENHAM FC NEWS To keep up to date with Pakenham Football Club News, then make sure you check out www.pakenhamfc.com.au On Facebook www.facebook.com (Pakenham Football Netball Club) Or Download the Pakenham Football Club Team App at google play for Android phones or from the Apple Store for Iphones

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Welcome to all our sponsors, members, supporters and players to the ANZAC Day round for 2016. Today we honour the servicemen and women who have served their country in times of war, many of whom paid the ultimate sacrifice. We also welcome the RSL members attending the game today.

Today we play Pakenham on their own turf and look forward to a day of hard competitive football. In Round 2 we hosted Narre Warren in front of a very good crowd. The U19’s found the going fairly tough against Narre Warren A and to their credit fought the game out, eventually going down by a fair margin. Mitch Mibus, Tyler Clark and Lachlan Ward had good games for the Kangaroos. The Reserves struggled from the first bounce in a game that didn’t reach any great heights. At times they showed little fight or intensity and were well beaten by a more disciplined and committed team. Hayden Spierings, Luke Clarke and Jack Cousins tried hard but there were too few contributors around the ground.

make yourselves known to Barry or the Team Managers if you can help.

Remember to keep Saturday night 3 June free (after the Berwick away game) for the Club Trivia Night. These are always fun nights for all members and supporters and more details will be available closer to the date.

This week we’d like to thank Quinn Civil for their longstanding sponsorship and support of the Club. The Quinn family has been involved in football, netball and volunteer activities for many years and their ongoing support is very much appreciated.

The Senior game ended in an unusual manner when the umpires called it off at three-quarter time due to threatening storms. Narre Warren were in front at the time and, under the rules for such situations, were awarded the game.

The boys are hoping to get on the winners list this week against our arch rivals Pakenham.

The Club would like to thank the many volunteers who give their time each week to keep the Club functioning. There is much more to a Football Netball Club than match day and extra help is always appreciated. If you can help on Thursday nights or at home games there are always plenty of jobs going so please

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CRANBOURNE B

BERWICK

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW

COLOURS: NAVY BLUE & WHITE

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

No.

PLAYER

31

Nathan Thomas

32

Jack Lovett

33

Jesse Day

35

Jye Clarke

36

Matthew Harvey-Sich

37

Thomas Hodge

38

Ollie Williams

39

Joshua Wilson

40

Tyson Disher

41

Sheldon Connolly

42

Jack Benham

43

Mitchell Jelo

44

Oskar Knight

45

Joshua Patterson

46

Tyler Higgins

47

Jack Jonson

48

Corey Lyons

49

Fletcher Wilmott

50

Hamish Robinson

51

Zachary Kais

52

Michael Wilson

53

Magir Veil

54

Yash Hamidi

55

Henry Apai

56

Fida Hussaini

GOALS

Under 19 Coach: Chris Kyriacou

BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

1 3 4 5 7 10 12 16 18 19 20 23 24 28 29 31 32 36 37 40 41 45 48 49 51 53 54 65 68 69

GOALS

BEHINDS

Hamish West Lachlan Brown Tom Hillard Joshua Stow James McLean Jack Collins Ellis Jed Smith Mitchell Bramich Toby Weinzierl Brady Graham 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 Nick Williams Luke Verschaeren Matt Pereira Jethro Von Hesse Tyler Yeilds Miller Anderson Adam Nekic Jesse Yeilds

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NARRE WARREN B

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

U19 B Coach: Ariki Matwijkiw Team Manager U19 B: Greg Baker

GOALS

Jack Toner

1

Makis Lokeron

29

Tom Miller

2

Shannon Brennan

30

Jason Luppino

3

Jordan Cackett

31

Jamie Caruana

4

Andrew McDonald

32

Marco D'Addario

5

Chad McDonald

33

Tom Mason

6

Blake Collins

34

Joel Zietsman

7

Declan O'Donnell

35

Kyle Potter

8

Dylan Bowman

36

Peter Gentile

9

Jack Sorati

10

Jess Ciconte

37

Ryan Patterson

11

Jake Basa

38

James Milivojevic

12

Alex Millard

39

Brayden Sharpe

13

Tyson Bellinger

40

Broadie Jamieson

14

Jackson Lambert

41

Josh Caddy

15

Luke Coad

Benny Kanka

16

Harry Malone

Bailey Wardle

17

Ricky Johnson

18

William Smith

19

Caleb Van Beek

20

Mitchell Cotter

21

Corey Joyce

22

Jarrod Smith

23

Jake Blackwood

44

BEHINDS

PLAYER

PLAYER

27

43

GOALS

No.

No.

45

Michael Schreiber

46

Kyle Contencin

51

Karl Artner

53

Christopher Martin

55

Matt Jerram

61

Jessie David

24

Jake Nicholson

62

Stuart Scottland

25

Joshua Bradley

63

Adam Machnikowski

26

Sam Morgan

64

Nick Brooks

27

Nathan Tarca

BEHINDS

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CRANBOURNE A

TOORADDIN-DALMORE

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW

COLOURS: GREEN AND RED

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

No.

PLAYER

GOALS

BEHINDS

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NARRE WARREN A

BEACONSFIELD

COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE

COLOURS: BLUE, YELLOW, WHITE Under 19’s Coach: Luke Young Under 19’s Asst Coach: D avid Entwistle Team Manager: Grahame Don

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

No. PLAYER

1

Clayton Taylor

2

Kyle Grigg

3

Jake Stuart

4

Lachlan Baker

5

Zach Gulivan

6

Mark Bartuccio

7

Kyle Graham

8

Tom Collard

9

Jack Flannery

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 18 Jack McGuffie 19 Thomas Toner 20 Brandon Hogan 21 Hayden Johnson 22 James Richards 23 Josh Collett 24 Leigh Tannahill 25 Max Sheppard 26 Matt Steedman

GOALS

BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

1 2 3 4 6 7 8 10 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 26 29 30 31 32 33 34 36 37 38 41 43 45 46 47 49 50 58

GOALS

BEHINDS

Jai Hamilton Jackson Bramich Rhys Johnson Dan Coinu Co Capt Harrison Don Robert McMillan Jamie Plumridge Kale Clothier Jack Garwood Rhys Nelson Harrison Morgan Jack Docherty Scott Triffitt Co Capt Mitchell Hayes Lachlan Valentine Brodie Entwistle Jackson Drake Alex Young Luke Hardie Luke Bettio Riley Boland Lachlan Gleeson Luke Scott James Cairns Daniel Hellyer Peter Alier Will Ashmore Mitch Riordan Jack McHale Kade Lynch Connor Guley Mitchell Smith Devon Smith

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OFFICER SFC

PAKENHAM

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COLOURS: MAROON, BLUE & GOLD

Under 19’s Coach: Brad Lord President: Barry O’Loughlin Assistant Coach: Chris Martin Team Manager: Bev Byne Football Director: Rob Dean

Under 19s Coach: Derrick Brown Team Manager: Paul Beswick

No. PLAYER

GOALS

BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

GOALS

1

Jackson Berry

2

Harry Dean

2

Joel Laycock

3

Joel Dunstone

3

Anusorn Muangsri

4

Ash Smith

4

Bush Fanchol

5

Troy Miller

5

Riley Skinner

6

Jack Langley

6

Riley Bull

7

Josh Martin (Captain)

8

Evan Poulton

8

Mitchell Mibus (Vice Captain)

9

Brayden Carr

9

Tyler Clark (Vice Captain)

10 Chotnyang Puok

10 Dylan Uteda

11 Jacob Beswick

12 Rohan Marra

12 Jakeb Jorgensen

14 Korey Luxford

13 Nathan De Klerk

16 Christiaan Dauphin

14 Anthony Brkljacic

17 Jarred Don

15 Kuok Puok

18 James Hicks

16 Matt Smoulders

21 Matthew Stacey

17 Kaine Wilcox

23 Lachlan Mitchell

18 Tim Ashe

24 Nathan Hancock

19 Brodie Weir

25 Callum Hughes

21 Peter Riddiford

27 Jarrod Chessan

22 Hugh Skinner

29 Bryce Thomas

23 Damien Poidevin

30 Rhys Simmons

24 Truman Koehler

31 Jamie Longmuir

25 Rhys Brooks

32 Lachlan Ward

26 Tyler Pierce

36 David West

41 Jack Phillips

37 James Mackenzie

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 v Officer SFC Narre Warren v Beaconsfield Cranbourne v Tooradin-Dalmore Hampton Park v Berwick Round 4 Saturday, 29 April Berwick v Bye Officer SFC v Hampton Park Pakenham v Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore v Narre Warren Doveton v Cranbourne Round 5 Pink Sports Day Saturday, 6 May Cranbourne v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore v Officer SFC Beaconsfield v Hampton Park Pakenham v Doveton Narre Warren v Berwick AFL Vic Community Championships Saturday, 13 May - NO GAMES Round 6 Saturday, 20 May Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Beaconsfield v Doveton Berwick v Pakenham Officer SFC v Cranbourne Hampton Park v Narre Warren Round 7 Indigenous Round Saturday, 27 May Officer SFC v Bye Cranbourne v Beaconsfield Doveton v Berwick Hampton Park v Tooradin-Dalmore Narre Warren v Pakenham

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

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

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

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

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

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A GRADE

B GRADE

Beaconsfield 33

def by

Tooradin-Dalmore 50

Berwick 41

def by

Cranbourne 43

Hampton Park 31

def by

Doveton 35

ROC 29

def by

Narre Warren 54

Pakenham

BYE

Beaconsfield 29

def

Beaconsfield 57

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 37

Berwick 36

def

Cranbourne 24

Hampton Park 38

def

Doveton 32

ROC 46 Pakenham

C GRADE

def by

Narre Warren 53

BYE

D GRADE Tooradin-Dalmore 16

Berwick 14

def by

Cranbourne 33

Hampton Park 24

def by

Doveton 27

ROC 20

def by

Narre Warren 36

Pakenham

BYE

Tooradin-Dalmore 10

def by

Cranbourne 31

Hampton Park 18

def by

Doveton 43

ROC 37

def by

Narre Warren 47

BYE

def by

Doveton 28

ROC 22

def by

Narre Warren 37

BYE

Beaconsfield 53

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 4

Berwick 27

drew

Cranbourne 27

Hampton Park 10

def by

Doveton 43

ROC 18

def by

Narre Warren 46

BYE

15 & UNDER WHITE

Beaconsfield 32

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 5

Berwick 29

def

Cranbourne 12

def by

ROC 29

def

Pakenham

BYE

Doveton 17 Narre Warren 25

13 & UNDER RED

Beaconsfield 45

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 2

Berwick 24

def

Cranbourne 22

ROC 28

def

Narre Warren 17

Pakenham

BYE

Doveton

BYE

13 & UNDER WHITE

Beaconsfield 18

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 10

Berwick 24

def

Cranbourne 19

Hampton Park 10

Cranbourne 37

Hampton Park 25

Pakenham

15 & UNDER RED Hampton Park 14

Tooradin-Dalmore 24

def by

17 & UNDER WHITE def

Berwick 26

Pakenham

def

Berwick 16

Pakenham

17 & UNDER RED Beaconsfield 33

Beaconsfield 26

def by

ROC 29

def

Pakenham

BYE

Doveton 18 Narre Warren 13

Beaconsfield 54

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 4

Berwick 27

def

Cranbourne 5

ROC 23

def

Narre Warren 8

Pakenham

BYE

Doveton

BYE

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

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

W 2 1 2 1 1 1 0 0 0

L 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 2

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

For 116 54 93 79 85 77 23 81 64

Agst 56 29 74 79 90 98 66 95 85

PTS 8 8 8 4 4 4 4 0 0

% 207.14 186.21 125.68 100.00 94.44 78.57 34.85 85.26 75.29

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

P 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 2

W 2 1 2 2 1 0 0 0 0

L 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 2

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

For 70 36 60 59 49 21 49 50 35

Agst 37 20 39 54 50 33 54 68 74

PTS 8 8 8 8 4 4 0 0 0

% 189.19 180.00 153.85 109.26 98.00 63.64 90.74 73.53 47.30

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

P 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2

W 1 2 2 2 1 0 0 0 0

L 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 2

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

For 32 71 83 75 47 59 47 32 21

Agst 11 31 40 40 37 79 69 95 65

PTS 8 8 8 8 8 0 0 0 0

% 290.91 229.03 207.50 187.50 127.03 74.68 68.12 33.68 32.31

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

P 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2

W 1 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 0

L 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 2

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

For 43 53 38 46 49 39 25 29 16

Agst 11 26 34 29 46 44 29 44 75

PTS 8 8 8 4 4 4 4 0 0

% 390.91 203.85 111.76 158.62 106.52 88.64 86.21 65.91 21.33

TEAM

P 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 2

W 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 1 0

L 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 2

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0

For 76 52 42 39 37 16 13 24 24

Agst 19 38 34 38 38 32 29 57 38

PTS 8 8 4 4 4 4 4 4 0

% 400.00 136.84 123.53 102.63 97.37 50.00 44.83 42.11 63.16

TEAM

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

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

For 107 53 72 77 67 67 80 34 75

Agst 68 46 67 75 74 75 91 43 93

PTS 8 8 4 4 4 4 4 4 0

% 157.35 115.22 107.46 102.67 90.54 89.33 87.91 79.07 80.65

P 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2

W 1 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 0

L 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 2

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

For 37 65 59 69 45 58 18 48 36

Agst 22 44 51 49 44 60 21 68 76

PTS 8 8 8 4 4 4 4 0 0

% 168.18 147.73 115.69 140.82 102.27 96.67 85.71 70.59 47.37

W 1 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0

L 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 2

D 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0

BYE 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

For 24 94 66 46 69 36 29 32 7

Agst 3 13 21 18 49 68 69 85 77

PTS 8 8 8 8 6 2 0 0 0

% 800.00 723.08 314.29 255.56 140.82 52.94 42.03 37.65 9.09

P 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2

15 & UNDER WHITE

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

L 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 2

17 & UNDER WHITE

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

W 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0

D GRADE

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

P 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 2

P

W

L

D

BYE

For

Agst

PTS

%

Pakenham

1

1

0

0

1

58

8

8

725.00

Beaconsfield

2

2

0

0

0

65

17

8

382.35

ROC

2

2

0

0

0

62

34

8

182.35

Berwick

2

1

1

0

0

39

42

4

92.86

Cranbourne

1

0

1

0

1

22

24

4

91.67

Narre Warren

1

0

1

0

1

17

28

4

60.71

Doveton

1

0

1

0

1

17

34

4

50.00

Tooradin-Dalmore

2

0

2

0

0

10

103

0

9.71

13 & UNDER WHITE P

W

L

D

BYE

For

Agst

PTS

%

Beaconsfield

2

2

0

0

0

84

9

8

933.33

Pakenham

1

1

0

0

1

47

6

8

783.33

ROC

2

2

0

0

0

66

16

8

412.50

Berwick

2

1

1

0

0

32

35

4

91.43

Narre Warren

1

0

1

0

1

8

23

4

34.78

Doveton

1

0

1

0

1

8

43

4

18.60

Cranbourne

1

0

1

0

1

5

27

4

18.52

Tooradin-Dalmore

2

0

2

0

0

10

101

0

9.90

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Another great weekend of SEFNL Netball with an interesting twist that the 4 visiting teams secured the wins with 2 of the games being won by under 5 goals or less. The conditions prior to the Easter break made it difficult for all teams. The Good Friday clash was played in front a massive crowd with The Doves finishing in front when it mattered most against Hampton Park.

BEACONSFIELD 33 LOST TO TOORADIN 50 Beaconsfield and Tooradin had a titanic battle with the experienced Eagles taking on a team on the rise. Beacy had a slight lead (10-9) at the first break and how the Seagulls responded would shape the outcome of this match. Tooradin Coach Kelly Andrews made some personnel changes including moving their Wing-Defence Sara Duncan into Centre court to turn the tide in the favour. The moves had dramatic affect and had the perennial finalist Beaconsfield on the back foot. Tooradin outscored the home side 17 goals to 10 to lead by 6 at the main change. The second half was all Tooradin, as their defenders started to dominate and the fluent ball movement became relentless. Tooradin scored 24 goals to 13 and ran away with an impressive 17 goals victory which has propelled them to top of the SEFNL ladder.

BERWICK 41 LOST TO CRANBOURNE 43 The game was fiercely contested throughout in tough windy conditions. The quarter-time score had Cranbourne leading by the slightest margin.

Cranbourne seized control in the second term outshooting Berwick 18 to 11 to extend their lead to 8 points at halftime. Berwick came out to play in the second half and set about chipping away at scoreboard. The Wickers outscored the Eagles 12 goals to 5 and were starting to play a more confident style of Netball. The last quarter was a thriller as the game ebbed and flowed, with the margin staying close. Cranbourne stayed focused and showed composure to hold on and win by 2 goals.

ROC 29 LOST TO NARRE WARREN 54 Narre Warren is a formidable opponent in any conditions. Last year’s premiers haven’t skipped a beat during the pre-season and look to be hard to stop again as ROC found out in their first game at home for the season. Narre got the jump early on with their mid court players having an impact straight away as the Magpies enjoyed a 15 goals to 6 lead. Narre were unrelenting and continued to press and were at the top of the game. ROC were better in the second quarter but were unable to reduce the margin as Narre were too strong in each position. Narre showed signs that once again they will be the benchmark in the competition and tough to beat, the Magpies ran out 25 goals victors - 54 to 29.

HAMPTON PARK 31 LOST TO DOVETON 35 The standalone Easter fixture brought together 2 teams on a similar path this season. Hampton Park have introduced new players and looking to rebuild while Doveton have an experienced coach looking to improve the clubs fortunes both on and off the court. The game was a reflection of how close this competition will be this year. Either side unrelenting in their endeavour with a real emphasis on defence.

The match was entertaining with the game in the balance for most of match before Doveton creating enough of a lead to secure the 4 goal win away from home.

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CRANBOURNE (3RD 2-0) V TOORADIN (1ST 2-0) Two of the undefeated teams will take to the court for the first time with plenty on the line.

There is so much to like about the way both clubs have approached the season. Cranbourne have built from within with the young Eagles outfit playing inspiring Netball to start the season undefeated. Tooradin are relishing the new methods introduced by second year coach Kelly Andrews. This game will be a major confidence booster going forward as it looks likely both will be in finals contention come season end.

Tooradin are on fire in attack averaging 58 goals a match while only conceding 28 goals a match after 2 rounds which puts them on par with the best in the competition. Cranbourne’s wins have been just as impressive without the huge score lines averaging the 3rd highest attack (46 goals per match). This match will provide us with a better understanding exactly where the both sides are at this season and will be one of the matches of the season. Tooradin by 6 goals.

NARRE WARREN (2ND 1-0) V BEACONSFIELD (5TH 1-1) Narre Warren hit the court where they left after winning the premiership last season. The Magpies enjoyed a different preparation this year after representing the SEFNL and performing amicably in the League Cup. Narre is well coached with advanced techniques introduced by the Heinrich’s coaching team and will look to steamroll their rivals Beaconsfield. Beacy have always been towards the top of the ladder, but as we have seen other clubs are starting to close the gap.

The Eagles have a wealth of experience and a settled line up which they use to their advantage.

They will need to start the game with a bang and minimise their turnovers to keep the ball

out of their opposition hands. Narre appear to have gone from strength to strength and should account for Beaconsfield easily at home. Narre Warren by 25 goals.

HAMPTON PARK (9TH 0-2) V BERWICK (8TH 0-2) Sometimes adversity provides opportunity and with both teams without a win to start the season this weekend delivers such an opportunity.

Hampton Park played some great Netball last season but have begun slowly, while Berwick is going through a rebuild but have shown some great fighting spirit to go down in narrow defeats.

It’s a tough match to get a read on as they both have great qualities but which team can bring their ‘A’ game and play consistent Netball for four quarters should have enough to get the win. I think Berwick have looked good in patches this season and should have enough to cause an upset and get their first win of the season.

Berwick by 3 goals.

ROC (6TH 1-1) V PAKENHAM (7TH 0-1) Here is another close contest between 2 teams who will be desperate for the win. ROC had a great win first-up but then struggled to contain the Narre Warren surge. Where the Lions are coming into the contest after a 2 week break and should be refreshed and ready to take on the Kangaroos. ROC have been bolstered by a return of seasoned stars and should have enough depth to handle Pakenham this weekend, although an upset wouldn’t be too far off the cards.

Pakenham have shown when they come to play they can test the best in the competition just need to work on playing with more confidence and to make the most of their opportunities in front of goal. ROC to use the home court to their advantage. ROC by 11 goals.

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NARRE WARREN V BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Donna Wilson

Coach: Kelly Andrews

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

Coach: Simon O’Shanassy

Player

Player

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

Bianca Sanzaro

Player

Player

Alex Maher

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

Alex Duff Emma Iacovou Shona Wells © Sara Duncan Jessica Cox Rebecca Kinna Ebony Dolan Jessica Maher

Emily Boribon Courtney Davey Jasmine Jones Kate Murphy Ashleigh Gill Rylee Nelson Danielle Cameron Britnee Tyers

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Karen Meredith

Coach: Sharon Hook Team Manager: L ouisa Vincent

Coach: Kylie Kibble

Coach: Janine Kilmartin

Player

Player Abuk Kenyang

Player

POS

Courtney Linhart (Captain)

GS

Karli Foster

Sam Neil

GA

Gemma Stacey

WA

Shannon Rennison

Katrina Meredith

Ash Barnett

C

Hinemoa Collie

Emma Jones

Georgie Douglas

WD

Alysson Jeanes

GD

Kassidy Withers

Renae Joiner

Laura Quinn

GK

Channing Withers

Amelia McCarthy

Mal Overdyk

INT

Amy Jones

INT

Maddison Hanlen

Carly Saunders Christine Meyer

Kate McGowan

Captain

Sarah Smith

Vice Captain

Taylah Jencke

TEAM: PAKENHAM POS

CoCaptain

HAMPTON PARK V BERWICK

PAKENHAM V ROC

Player

POS CoCaptain

INT

Chloe Birch

Mikaela Greer Sarah Nash Emily Pratt Olivia Macente Renee Gill Rebecca Langford Emily Wilson Bridget Arthurson

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NARRE WARREN V BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Bela Tatham

Coach: Jessica Maher

Coach: Rebekah Bogos Team Manager: Jill Brown

Coach: John Ioane

Player

Player

POS

Jemma Osborne

Danielle Fedel

Vice Captain

Kealeigh Brown

Melanie Davies

Holly Booth

Corinne Merrigan

Player

Player

Rachel Cole ©

Karina Brady

Kelly Andrews

Aimee Harkin

Mary McGindle

Ashleigh Honan

Holly Gillespie

Carly Stagg ©

Zoe Mason

Bronte Evans

Madison Nation

Ciara Nelson

Stacey Sawyer

Jayde Stow

Kelly Cecere

Ellen Graham

Dayle Willis

Sophie Gambetta

Rebecca Allen

Olivia Corrigan

Emma Haynes

Meaghan McGill

Gabrielle Stinear

Erin McMillan

Amy Rae

Tanya Mijovic

Emily Andrew Emma Robertson

Jodie Holt

C

C

Coach: Carolyn Green

Player

POS

Caitlin Armstrong

Captain

Hayley Melsen

Vice Captain

Emma Literback Chloe Maas Jade Waite Ally Johnson Kowirra Thorpe Meaghan Winter Talissa Ryrie

Co-Captain

HAMPTON PARK V BERWICK

PAKENHAM V ROC TEAM: PAKENHAM

Co-Captain

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Sharon Hook Team Manager: L ouisa Vincent/ Debby Stacey

Coach: Matt Weaver

Coach: Leanne Walford

Player

Player

Amber Dunn-Marler

Emma Clarke

Megan Egbers

Kimiora Patasch

Player

POS

Carly Winther Sidney Kneebone Larissa Wood Bec Johnson Sarah Chapman Jessica Lewis Hayley Anderson Ashleigh Unsworth Sophie Abel Katelyn Vincent

GS GA WA C WD GD GK INT INT INT

Rebecca Hall Skye Harvey Shannesy Hilder Alisha Parissis

Itagia Amatage Rachel Fox Charlotte Tiplady Morgan Thomas Bridget Arthurson

Khloe Weaver

Madelina Nyoul

Jessica Wilkie

Theresa Santamaria

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CRANBOURNE V TOORADIN-DALMORE TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Ellen Graham

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Sara Duncan

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

Coach: Roger Palmer

Player

Player

Alison Wightman

Mia Palmer

Jacqui McNamara

Molly Murnane

Chelsea Tonna

Suzie Bourchier

Player

Player Brooke Davey

NARRE WARREN V BEACONSFIELD

Shannon Williams

C

Alana Haslett

C

Jodie Pike

VC

Jayne DaRose Jessica Lamont

Georgia Blackney

Sharna O'Dwyer

Caitlyn Borley

Kate Gillespie ©

Brodie Davenport

Natalie Tout

Samantha Bond

Teegan Rolfe

Kayleigh Spink

Sarah Mooney

Ellie Brooke

Tara Heinze

Paris Houeix

Nicole Turner

Jamieson Rendall

Simone Potter

Maddison Wrench

Jenna Bliss

Bridget Cook

Donna McEwen

Caitlyn Budge

Maddison Maund

Samantha O'Dea

Kate Dowling ©

Jordan Lang

Tayla Hammond

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Meaghan Musgrave Assistant Coach: Deb Mibus

Coach: Louisa Vincent Team Manager: Debby Stacey

Coach: Kylie Kibble Assistant Coach: Bev Buchanan

Coach: Marisa Notley

Player

Player

Player

Captain

Renee Weaver

Vice Captain

Lauren Bateman Ashleigh Brady Tahlia Brown

POS

Breanna Thomas

Nicole Blandthorn

GA

Christine Dugan

Georgia Presutto

Kaisha Stacey

WA

Belinda Giouskos

Chloe Moss

Elly Carter

C

Belinda Hallas

Ebony Ellis

Megan La Rocca

Rebecca Allen

Natali Van Deelen

Laura Hughes

WD

Ngatungane Paniora

Jade Cappola

GD

Jamii Teaka

Emma Arnett

GK

Kayla Trussell

Hannah Wren

INT

Lisa Simpson

Zoe Harwood

Tukmate Teaka

Teagan Davies

INT

Kayla Uildriks

Katie MacDonnell

Courtney Egerton

Co-Captain

Player

GS

Dorothea Nelio

Co-Captain

Hannah Blair

TEAM: PAKENHAM

Jessica Dart

Vice Captain

HAMPTON PARK V BERWICK

PAKENHAM V ROC

POS

POS

Rebecca Loomans Katlin Mason Bev Buchanan

Oakleigh Mullan Carly Notley

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CRANBOURNE V TOORADIN-DALMORE TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Sally Harkin

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Alex Duff

Coach: Michelle Mashado Team Manager:Marg Stuart

Coach: Tracey Treweek

Player

Player

Jessica Egan

Emily Wrench

Rebecah Dall

Maddie Kellet

Emma Pansow ©

Madison Percival

Leanne Ansalde © Sarah Holloway © Sarah Antcliffe Teagan Bennett Abigail Eades Jessica Eades Courtney Genoni Caitlin Gibson Jamieson Rendall Stephanie Kane Kathleen O'Dwyer

Renee Wright Maddison Baker VC

Rebecca Sparks Kristy Whitnell

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE Player

Player

Jade Whitnell

NARRE WARREN V BEACONSFIELD

C

Laura May Ashleigh Macdonald Rachel Williams Katelyn Garbett Stephanie Wright

Teagan Stuart

Coach: Tracey Brown

Player

POS

Kirsty Leskie

Captain

Janelle Dale

Vice Captain

Karolyn Honeysett Jessica Purches Bianca Lombardi

Shelley Ziesler

Britney Stuart Madison Le Page Holli Dedlefs

Claire Van Lambaart

Captain

Tayla Entwistle

Vice Captain

Paige Rodgers

Kahrynn Lloyd

Hayley Rae

Tianah Talbot

Ashleigh Stephenson

Ashleigh Murray

HAMPTON PARK V BERWICK

PAKENHAM V ROC TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Sue Wren

Coach: Kylie Kibble Assistant Coach: Bev Buchanan

Coach: Mikaela Greer

Player

POS

Player

Player Alysha Whiley

GS

Chrissy Barcos

Tayla Chapman (Captain)

GA

Hayley Barron

Brooke Holden

Keely Comerford

WA

Jacinta Hart

C

Deb Smit

Kristen Hanson

Madeline Robinson

Sarah Hoffman

Sarah Lord (Vice Captain)

Alex Taylor

WD

Ellen Barnes

GD

Crystal Clark

GK

Molly Saunders

Stacey Loizou

INT

Fiona Partridge

Chelsea Maher

INT

Tayla O'Brien

Sarah O'Hagan

INT

Ashleigh Peters

Mary-Beth Atkinson

Rebecca Chippendale Vidhi Fernandes

Sharni Bluhm

Caity Mason

POS

Victoria Hitchcock Chloe Jankovic Kylie Kibble

Holly Harman Hayley Trait

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CRANBOURNE V TOORADIN-DALMORE TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Donna Wilson and Steph Ryan

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Jessica Cox

Coach: Holly Booth Team Manager: Paul Cairns

Coach: Melanie Davies

Player

Player

Tamika Cairns

Emily Pupuke

Player

Player

Miya Peterson

Erin Wollfenbuttle

NARRE WARREN V BEACONSFIELD

Tahlia Coates

Mikaylah Howes

Taylah Boatwood

Anne-Maree Hughes

Aimee Harkin

Grace Iverach

Hayley Carmichael

Danielle Devlin

May Peterson

Georgia Elkins

Allegra Sujica Grace Rand Isabella Trezise

Kaitlyn Harding

Samantha Ryan

Abbie Potter

Allie Oakenfull Chelsea Gray Tiana Butler

Coach: Jessica Dart

Player Joanna Anastasoglou Kyra Esler Keely Wright Kaitlyn Jones

POS Co Captain Co Captain Vice Captain

Paige Ladner

Kacey Maund

Ebony Lang

Chloe Crouch

Anya Fesolai

Caitlin Egan

Charlotte Petelinek

Ebony Mason

Alexandra Stephenson

Teneille Morrell

Breanna Gibson

Corrina Emery

Brianna Pratt

HAMPTON PARK V BERWICK

PAKENHAM V ROC TEAM: PAKENHAM

Emily Kerr

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Scott Eastwood

Coach: Courtney Debono

Coach: Janine Kilmartin

Player

Player

Taylor Ashley

Gemika Johnson

Bianca Baker

Hayley Alman

Lara Breen

Lauren Castricum

Player Chloe Potocnik Sarah Casticum Korrina Pol Bodetto

Shannon Westwell

Maddalyn Eden

Abbey Luttrell

Jaymee Eastwood

Rachael Mcleod

Olivia Hamilton

Jacinta Hart

Mary Miles

Topsy Morgan

Layni Keyzer

Meg Da Costa

Abby Williams

Kiah Sheedy

Telomi Paniora

Shannyn Wolffenbuttel

Taleisha Stoter-Wallace

Zarli Corless

Jenna Douglas

Cheyenne Mason

Laura Thomas

Victoria Tiplady

Shenaya Wijesundera Renee Gill Shona Davis Simone Green

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CRANBOURNE V TOORADIN-DALMORE TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Sally Harkin

Player

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: E mma Haynes and Tara Smith

Coach: Leigh Taylor Team Manager: Mr Simpson

Coach: Andi Dickson

Player

Player

Caitlyn Pritchard

Mackenzie Little

Taylah Simpson

Brodie Szybkowski

Cailie Goodes

Brianna Burns

Abbey Langham

Kasey Brooks-Macmillan

Natalie Hatigan

Hanna Levin

Player

Chelsea Blackney Jenna Bliss

NARRE WARREN V BEACONSFIELD

Ainsley Barwise

C

Lauren Davies

Tegan Harris

Lauren Kaye

Shaylee Hearn

Georgette Wachel ©

Nikita Milner Christine Stiglich

Rachel Huxtable

Emma Alexander

Jessica Coburn

Ebony Lee

Natalie Wood

Olivia Catrucco

Abhilaashini Ramesh

Brooke Wilson

Jamie Stephens

Kayla Atkinson

Zara Treweek

Olivia Antonello

Maddison Heinze ©

Gemma Robertson

Mikaela Dakic

HAMPTON PARK V BERWICK

PAKENHAM V ROC TEAM: PAKENHAM Coach: Deb Mibus

Player

POS

Leah Gartside

Captain

Elayne Schneider

Vice Captain

Yar Biar Abby Gregorovich Jenelle Joiner

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Travis Pretty

Coach: Krystyna Gabell

Coach: Sarah Nash

Player

Player

Jemma Boswell

Clare Spiteri Danielle Green

Player Tahlia Dale

POS GS

Hannah Meniecke

GA

Jacquie Dunne

Mahayla McCrae

WA

Bailey King

Ebony Tsardakas

C

Annalise Miall

Julia Batchelor Katie Jennings Madi Houreix

Maddison Jude

Zoe Dallasta

WD

Sarah Jones

Hannah Moyle

GD

Adelaide Paternoster

Jacinta Hickey

GK

Emma Reid

Sahra Eishold

INT

Warren Kate

Georgia Presutto

Jessica Miles

Grace Pym

INT

Paige Woodbridge

Madeline Bailey

Emma Smith Rochelle Smith

Shanne Poata Zoe Matson

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CRANBOURNE V TOORADIN-DALMORE

NARRE WARREN V BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: E bony Dolan and Shannon Williams

Coach: Michelle Mashado Team Manager: Kim Hammond

Coach: Melanie Petelinek

Player

Player

Jaimee Adema

Alixandria Petelinek

Lauren Bechet

Chelsea Little

Amy Bidwell

Mikayla Halstead

Molly Calderwood (vc)

Jaimee Nelson

Mairead Holloway ©

Chloe Carmichael

Alix Rozynski

Lilly Howes

Kira Hamilton

Millicent Utber

Ella Murray

Ashleigh Hammond ©

Francesca Paila

Chloe Grimsey

Karlee Roberts

Amy Heinze

Jemima Sheedy

Madalyn Grimsey

Layla Williams ©

Ruby Sheppard

Maxine Fitiao

TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Sarah Mooney

Player

Player

Chelsea Gray

Elly Agius

Mackenzie Fox

Mackenzie Coutts

Emily Pollock

Maddison Diwell

Paige Borley

Bridget Holloway

Maddison Parker Alicia Mirabile Tara Sujica

HAMPTON PARK V BERWICK

PAKENHAM V ROC TEAM: PAKENHAM Coach: Caitlin Armstrong

Player

POS

Sheridan O'Brien

Captain

Charlotte Reid

Vice Captain

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Larissa Wood

Coach: Shane Uildriks Assistant Coach: Tayla O’Brien

Coach: Leanne Walford

Player Maddison Chamberlain

POS Captain

Player

Kelly Cousins

Alicia Baker

Emilee Dunn

Indyanna De Vries

Caitlin Green

Tahlia Emery

Angelina Interlandi

Brydie Engellenner

Leah Mibus Vanessa Qunivutia Britney Simpson Gerogie Talbot

Joyce O'Jay

Karla Abu-Jaber

Romi Esler

Player Rylee Broadley Tiarna Green

Gemma Fleiner

Emily Guic

Taneisha Handyside

Amy Davies

Ruby Klepac

Akech Nyoul

Soleil Lehmann-Rhodes

Sussu Liai

Jessica Postregna

Rochelle Weatherly

Chantelle Rudolph

Elyse Pretty

Tiahn Willis

Elliott Santamaria

Alexis Jeanes Ellie Keen Karly Meinecke

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CRANBOURNE V TOORADIN-DALMORE

NARRE WARREN V BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Kelly Thompson and Jade Whitnell

Coach: Sharna O’Dwyer Assistant Coach: Bronte Evans

Coach: Jayde & Glenn Stow Team Manager: Steve Woolfe

Coach: Mia Palmer Assistant Coach: Roger Palmer

Player

Player

Ella Alexander

Jamie Quinn

Mikayla Cipriani

Kayla Bratic

Paris Hastings

Paige Drake

Caitlin Johnson

Sophie Freis

Jessie Little

Chloe Sutherland

Player Adelle St Mart

Player

C

Lindall Davies

Cassie Kirkpatrick

Brodie Grigg

Chelsea Fernandez Alisha Oskan

Laura Huxtable ©

VC

Poppy Messer

Anna Dowling

Hannah Sellings

Jayde Mashado

Darcy Paterson

Jade Leenen

Ruby Sievewright

Alicia Scalzo

Keely Stibbard

Jastehana Ngatokoa

Ellen Streat ©

Jessica Stow

Sophie Williams

Tiarna Eldridge

Jade Weatherhead

Hayley Woolfe

Tahlia Lane

Ebony Rich

PAKENHAM V ROC TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: ROC

Coach: Carol Gregorovich

Coach: Chelsea Maher Assistant Coach: Kaisha Stacey

Player Charlotte Anderson Taylor Wilson Taylah Ellis Brooke Grimmer Demi Heights

POS Captain

Player Kiaya Chamberlain

POS Co Captain

Emma Castricum Ashlee Curry Chantelle Dale

Co Captain

Ciara Johnson

Evangeline Isamaela

Darci Kneebone

Sienna Jude

Georgia Murphy

Natasha Serdzeff

Erica Renny

Jazlyn Smith

Jenna Trewarn

Rhiannon Soun

Star Toeleiu

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CRANBOURNE V TOORADIN-DALMORE TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Nicole and Paul Turner

Player

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Lisa Williams

Coach: Amy Rae Team Manager: Natalie De La Sota

Coach: Nicole Nelson

Player

Player

Lainey Bidwell

Tiarna Gates

Emilie Jones ©

Jasmine De La Sota

Darcy Utber Isabelle O'Shanassy

Player

Sarah Johnson

Sasha Williams ©

Brooke McPartlane Emily Tatt

NARRE WARREN V BEACONSFIELD

Charlee Webb

Shanae Allen

Hayley O'Sullivan

Chloe Isgro

Anahera Langley

Mackenzie Morrison

Isobel Potter

Uaina Purcell

Charlotte Shortis

Holly Van De Loop Jamie MacKinder

Courtney Siwes

Chloe MacKinder

Emma Zukowski

Lesina Cordtz

C

Tiana Jones

Brooke Galley

VC

Tara Bratic

Annabel Sheppard

Kasey Gambetta

Amber Jackson

Roshelle Thompson

Imogen Lancaster

Eliza Fox

Tahlia Stibbard

HAMPTON PARK V BERWICK

PAKENHAM V ROC TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: HAMPTON PARK

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Emma Jones

Coach: Julie Williams Co Coach: Abby Williams

Coach: Chloe Birch

Coach: Janelle Snelling

Player

Player

Ethan De Vries

Dehansa Herath

Mikayla Phillips

Sophie Fleiner

Kaylah Loulanting

Mia Williams

Sharna Free

Player

POS

Bethany Hoefer

Captain

Taylah Partridge

Vice Captain

Ava Da Costa Jorja Ferrari Sophie Gamble

Player Keeley Burgmann

Gemma Ziino Elise Setches Amelie Mucic

Tara Goodman

Syke Hopkins

Moesha Griffin

Meg O'Brien

Ellarnah Hanlen

Ella Tevaga

Hannah Sach

Ally Grist Tayla Ferguson

Holly Moulday

Emily Goodman

Charlotte Harris

David Sollberger

Ava Hicks Ava Spence Cas O'Brien Annie O'Brien

Natel Lehmann-Rhodes

Grace Moore

Cheyanne Binney

Brooke Abu-Jaber

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CRANBOURNE V TOORADIN-DALMORE

NARRE WARREN V BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

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

Coach: Trish Howes and Jayne DaRose

Coach: Jemma Osborne Team Manager: Simone Potter

Coach: Sally Lane

Player

Player

Player

Player

Ashley Fox

Lillian Boyd Makayla DaRose © Brooklyn Diwell Ashleigh Gibson Chelsea Gibson Josie Holloway Abbey Howes © Mikayla Jones Karlee Morrison Chloe Moore

Olivia Brinkmann (VC)

Eliza Mettes

Delainey Brown ©

Kyana Eagle

Tahlia Cipriani

Ariah Eagle

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Bailey Jenkin Gabby Sibiala Isabella Hetherington Kyah Hearn Kiara St Mart Marie Dowling Mia Sibiala Olivia Berry

Jayde Davey Tahni Goodes Sienna Hastings Shannon Lowe Paige Micallef

Paigelyn Brooks-Macmillan Aleisha Islamovski Abbey Kerr Lauren Clark

Elly Quirk

Sami Lane

Savannah Stodal

Bella Sherritt

PAKENHAM V ROC TEAM: ROC

TEAM: PAKENHAM Coach: Hayley Melsen

Player

Coach: Alex Taylor

POS

Mia Mae Mckinlay

Captain

Molly McLeod

Vice Captain

Bridget Carney Evie Drake Olivia Frost

Player

POS

Tayla Ferguson Trinity Millar Tegan Eastwood

Captain

Makani Sheeham Ada Pretty

Erin Judd

Maia Nimmo

Sophie McKellar

Tayla Keen

Eliza Molino

Keely Wemyss

Mary O'Loughlin

Zara McLeod

Chelsea Snowden

Skye Ferguson

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We hope everyone had a wonderful Easter and enjoyed the break. For round 2 we had our first away game as we travelled to Berwick. A beautiful, warm and sunny morning to kick off the 13’s.

13 white played their first game of the season.

The nerves were showing a little. A young side and most players new to footy league. We forward to seeing them develop over the season.

Our 13 Reds played an outstanding game on Saturday. With most of the team new to playing outdoors, they have adjusted their game quickly and they fought hard right to the end.

15 white played their first game today. Looking wonderful in their new uniforms.They played solid 4 quarters. There was only a couple of goals in it.

Unfortunately they didn’t get the win.

C grade showcased some fantastic netball skills on the court. The 2nd half saw them pull away on the score board for a convincing win.

D grade had a very impressive win with 4 solid quarters of quality netball with each player putting in their all. Those bursts of energy in that heat also very impressive.

This week we have our ANZAC day clash with Tooradin. A great day to reflect and show respect for the men and women who have served for our country.

GO EAGLES!

15 red. With the temperature starting to climb and with a limited bench the girls kept their heads up under pressure and in the heat.

17 white had an exciting 4th quarter. One goal down with a contact call 1 second before the siren.

They scored a wonderful goal under pressure to get a draw.

17 Red. The girls struggled a little in the heat but never gave up. A great win for the girls today. We can see there is such good things to come from this team.

With the temperature starting to climb at midday.

Things started to heat up…

A grade had a hard fought win. Some sensational netball being played. Keeping their heads in the game coming away with a two goal victory!

B grade. Started out with a great first quarter but just couldn’t hold onto the lead. Great defensive pressure by the defenders but unfortunately didn’t get the win.

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It would be fair to say we were all looking forward to the Easter break after a poor showing at Beaconsfield in Round 2. Despite our players showing flashes of brilliant play we came away from the weekend with a lot to work on.

The exception being our A grade team who managed a convincing win over Beaconsfield in a tough match in hot conditions.

With the Easter break coming up our senior girls took the opportunity to have a bit of friendly competition at training and split into teams for a ‘mini Olympics’.

It would be fair to say there were many laughs had, despite the fierce

competition. Thank you to the coaches for organising a great night, special thanks to Kelly Andrews for supplying us with lovely fresh eggs on the night!

Sadly this week also saw our club farewell a true club legend in football club life member Mick Riley. Mick is an icon of our club and our Tooradin community as a whole and he will be sadly missed around the club.

This week was back into full training as we prepare to take on Cranbourne at Casey Fields. All teams will be ready to build on previous performances and take home the win.

Go Seagulls!

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Our netballers got off to a positive start to season 2017 in very hot conditions at Officer for Round Two. The junior netball was very competitive with ROC showing why they will be a benchmark in the 13s and 15s competitions. Our 17s produced two strong wins with the 17 White side dominating their score line.

17 Red had to dig deep to combat a persistent ROC side but improved with each quarter to run out convincing winners.

Our four senior sides all claimed victories in their first hit out of the season. D Grade were steady winners, controlling their match for four quarters. It was great to see Emma Pansow back on the court after a twelve month injury battle. Sadly, Bec Dall suffered a nasty fall in the final quarter, injuring her leg. We wish Bec a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing her back in action. C Grade were strong from the outset.

Maddie Maund was a standout in the midcourt, while Jacqui was a reliable target in her first match back. .

B Grade had a tussle with ROC, struggling to shake them off. Amy Rae was fantastic at WD, applying pressure to creating turnovers. Meaghan McGill returned to the court and rebounded strongly in defence. With Jemma and Carly overseas, Tamika from the 17s stepped up and offered fresh legs and variety in the goal circle.

The ten netball matches are set to be great contests.

Grand Final re-matches for 17 Red, C and A Grade will provide plenty of action and netball talent.

To add to the excitement of the day, we will be celebrating 200 junior and senior games for the lovely ‘Kate the Great’. The always smiling and ever helpful Kate Dowling has bagged a couple of premierships in her time at Narre Warren, held the premiership cup as a captain and regularly given back to the club, coaching and volunteering her time. We wish you all the best for a fantastic season Kate!

Congratulations to Kealeigh Brown who plays her 100th game in the black and white this week.

Kealeigh’s persistence and hard work has paid off over many seasons, notching up four premierships over the past four years. She is fearless on the court and is a fantastic club person, always willing to pitching in.

Great effort Kealeigh! #lestweforget #narrelove

A Grade showed why they will be the most hunted side of 2017, dominating all areas of the court for four quarters. Tracey Dell was best on court at goal keeper, getting her hands on several intercepts. Britt Mash slotted into the A grade mid court with ease.

Caity Stephens made her senior debut and provided another option in the talented mid court.

Our first home game of 2017 is going to be a BIG day against Beaconsfield. We invite all players, officials and supporters to join us in paying our respects to the ANZACs who fought to make our lucky country what it is today. The ceremony will take place prior to the Senior Football and A Grade matches.

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A Grade were outplayed by a well drilled & disciplined Tooradin. We started off well, maintaining possession & working the ball in transition, & led by 1 goal at qtr time. After qtr time, we allowed the opposition to do as they pleased, lacking defensive pressure, not respecting possession, & not taking ownership of our performance. An experience & performance we will learn from, & will need to bring our A game next round.

B Grade put together a fantastic 4 qtr performance. The girls worked tirelessly in defence, pressuring every pass, working the ball through the mid court with some great passages of play, & shooting well. A great team game, where everyone contributed to the team win. Well done to Ciara, Corrine & Zoe on receiving the awards.

Hot and windy conditions greeted C grade today. We rotated all players through all positions due to the conditions & managed to see some good combinations. Awards: Kids Room-Jordan, P3-Maddy, Premier Hair-Molly & Khans-Hannah.

The D grade girls played a strong game in hot conditions.

Beacy started off strong & with their persistence & never give up attitudes, came away with the win. Beacy’s defensive pressure saw many turnovers down the court & with great movement by the goalers, were able to finish it off brilliantly at the other end. Awards: Ashleigh-Khan’s, Maddi P-P3 Sports, Claire-Kids Room & Tayla-Premier Hair.

court. A fantastic effort by the team & great to come away with our 1st win. Awards Alix, Maxine, Jaimee, Fran.

15 White’s came away with a good win. A solid effort from all the girls, with the goalers, midcourters & defenders all presenting some excellent work ethic on court. Thanks to Kasey, who stepped up today & helped with numbers.

Awards: Tahlia-Video Ezy, Sophie-Charcoal Chicken, ChloeYo-Yo Yoghurt & Darcy-Premier Hair.

13 Red’s-Our game were perfect conditions to play netball. A dry court & the sun shining. At the start we had a few rattled decisions & plays, but the girls finally settled down & began to build a lead each qtr. Tooradin put up a hard contest in the 3rd qtr, but the girls kept their defensive pressure which lead to a 8 point win. Awards: Chloe, Darcy, Imogen, Jamie.

13 White’s dominated in all aspects of the game. The girls played a variety of positions to build an understanding of what team mates need to consider in that position. Great to see all players follow structure & show respect to the opposition. Awards: Charcoal Chicken-Lauren, Hair Cut-Eliza, Yo-Yo Yoghurt-Paige & Video Ezy–Bella.

17 Red’s-Well done girls on producing another impressive win, the scoreboard was by no means a reflection on the physicality of the game. Our first qtr intensity & defensive efforts were outstanding, especially in hot & windy conditions. At half time we were able to provide some fresh legs in the mid-court with Brie & Anya producing some extra drive through the center. The defensive pressure in the circle was a great demonstration of the girls pressure over the Tooradin goalers, earning Teneille & Anya 2 awards for the game & Danielle’s strong finish in goal circle saw her come away with our an award. Looking forward to Narre, it’s always a big match & will be great to see how our young side matches up.

17 White’s-The girls were on fire this week & set up the win in the first qtr. The defenders, mid-court & goalers all combined fantastically creating turnovers & beautiful passages of play down the court. Fantastic team effort!

Awards: Mackenzie, Bree & Brodie.

After a disappointing loss last week, 15 Reds were fired up to take on Tooradin. The girls started off slow then found their feet & broke away leaving Tooradin goalless in the 2nd & 3rd qtr. The girls had strong leads & great use of space with the defenders intercepting passes & moving the ball down the

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Our club welcomes ROC for our first home game of the 2017 season.

On behalf of the entire club, we wish to extend our sincere condolences to Charlene Rich and her family, on the tragic and sudden passing on her Dad over the Easter Break.

We offer our love and support.

With great excitement, we wish to congratulate Christine Meyer and Renae Joiner on their first A Grade game this weekend for the club. Well done girls so very proud!

The club is excited to see U17 players in Kyra Esler and Jenna Douglas getting the call up to A Grade to help out – congratulations girls.

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Round 2 marked a very exciting weekend for the R.O.C Netball Club as we launched our newly designed netball dresses. All players looked fantastic in their new uniforms. The committee believed it was time for an update as are older uniform has been worn since 2010, so it was agreed a Round 2 marked a very exciting weekend forstyle the Committee, SEFNL, players and sponsors were all fresh new look was in order.

R.O.C Netball Club as we launched our newly happy with the dresses. An amazing effort Sarah designed netball dresses. All playersAlooked big thank you and huge shoutand out tothe Sarahclub Smith thanks’ our Uniformyou Co- for all your hard work. who worked tirelessly for six months getting the new design fantastic in their new uniforms. The ordinator committee Also thank you to our major sponsor Hygain and together and going back and forth to ensure everyone from the believed it was time for an update as are older style amazing A &with B the Grade Committee, players and our sponsors were all happy dresses.coach Sharon Hook uniform has been worn since 2010, so it wasSEFNL, agreed who is also An amazing effort Sarah and the club thanks’ you our for all Energetics your hard work. Account Manager, she a fresh new look was in order. played a big part in getting the dresses ready for Also thank you to our major sponsor Hygain and our amazing A & A big thank you andB huge shout out to Sarah Smith the season, so thank you too for getting this all Grade coach Sharon Hook who is also our Energetics Account our Uniform Co-ordinator who worked organised for the club.

Manager, she played a big part tirelessly in getting the dresses ready for the for six months getting the newyou design together and for the club. season, so thank too for getting this all organised We would like to wish all our players the best of going back and forth to ensure everyone from the for 2017 We would like to wish all our players theluck best of luckthe for the 2017 season. season.

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15s RED - The girls had a fantastic game and it was only until the end where Doveton had converted from one of our centre passes that won them the game After each quarter the girls came off high diving and getting around their team mates and as a coach that is what you love to see!

Attacking end kept fighting for the ball each and every time, which is great!

Our defence is what gave us the boost for the game, converting off nearly every intercept they got!

forward to her returning to the court once she’s all fixed up! Best on court easily Layni creating space and always there for an option! Bad luck girls we need to work harder getting it down court and lucky to have Kiah as a back up option as a defender who filled big shoes nicely! Thank you to the girls on bench from white who helped out on court!

D grade was a close game from start to finish unfortunately our goals didn’t sink and we went down by a couple of goals best on was TJ.

Shane and I are looking forward to the season already because we can already see so much improvement. Keep it up girls!!!

C grade our defence was strong getting many of turnovers. Our 3Rd quarter being our best unfortunately doves gaoler Amber hardly missed which didn’t help us loosing by only couple of goals best on Bev We hope Liz ankle isn’t as bad as it looks and wish her speedy recovery

17 whites, we went out with our heads down from the warm up. A half time rev up saw us bring some life to the game, but too late against Doveton. Changes in all sections of the court allowed us to work on combinations. Best on was our captain and Centre, Jacquie, switching into GA (shooting 2/2 at 100%).

B- grade finally got their win on the board yesterday. Going out strong in the first qtr. and winning every qtr. after. Defenders were on fire creating havoc in the circle but with Jess carving up their WA. Went into the last qtr. learning our lesson from rnd 1 and we ran the game out winning by 6 goals. Best on ground was Jessica Wilkie

17 red went out guns blazing today and the exhaustion hit them half time loosing the game and out key defender Taylor Ashley we all wish her a quick recovery and look

A grade was tough for 60 mins it was tight physical and intense both teams showed great skill Amazing defence from Karli and Shannon and by far were our standouts

Best on went to Ruby and Tiahn.

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Coming into Round 2 with more confidence than Battle of the Creek, the #wickerchicks are certainly proving our critics wrong, and showing the rest of the league that the talk of our re-build is getting us off to a good start to 2017 so far.

Both 13 & U sides kicked off a strong start to our first home game of the season and cemented some great wins. Their display of ball work and fundamental skills was highly commended and showed the talent we have ready to come through our ranks.

With combinations forming and being affirmed within the 15 Reds & Whites, both teams came together to show the strength in their teamwork and preparation for these matches. This clearly shone through on court, providing great wins in round 2.

with an 8 goal turn around in the 3rd quarter, the match came down to the final minutes, seeing Cranbourne come away with the win by a mere 2 goals, certainly not the prediction of 15.

Both C & D grade have a little bit to work in the coming weeks, to gain momentum and get some wins on the board. We remember that Rome wan’t built in a day and we aim high for the coming seasons for our club.

This week’s matches against Hampton Park will certainly be an exciting day of match ups and skills.

A late goal to Cranbourne on the whistle, saw a nail biting draw in 17 Whites with all eyes tightly on the timer as the goal went up and in ! Certainly showing what drive these girls are showing so early in the season. 17 Reds were goal for goal all game and Cranbourne turned on their goaling in the last quarter, coming away with the win and leaving our Wickers with the determination to finish it off next round against Hampton Park.

Our seniors certainly proved that fighting spirit is back for 2017! With a single player change in B & A grade, momentum progressed and B grade came away with a brilliant win, leaving A grade to bring their experience together into the last game of the day. A complete nail biter

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