SEFNL 2017 Record Round 9

2 From the SEFNL Desk 3 AFL South East Media Release 6 Message from AFL Victoria 8 Round 8 Results 9 Football Ladders 10 This Week’s Games

South Eastern Womens

11 Umpires Message 13 Round 8 Review 14 Round 9 Football Preview 15 Senior/Reserves Teamlists 16 Football Club Notes 20 Under 19’s Teamlists 29 Football Results and Ladders

34 Netball Fixture 2017 35 Netball Round 8 Results 37 Netball Ladders 38 Round 8 Netball Review 39 Round 9 Netball Preview 40 A Grade Teamlists 42 B Grade Teamlists 43 C Grade Teamlists 44 D Grade Teamlists 45 17 & Under Teamlists 46 15 & Under Teamlists 48 13 & Under Teamlists 50 Club Notes 55 Football Fixture 2017

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Saturday, June 17

SENIOR/RESERVES

UNDER 19’s

Narre Warren v Doveton

Narre Warren B v Cranbourne B

Officer SFC v Beaconsfield

Narre Warren A v Doveton

Pakenham v Cranbourne

Officer SFC v Beaconsfield

Tooradin-Dalmore v Berwick

Pakenham v Cranbourne A

Hampton Park BYE

Tooradin-Dalmore v Berwick

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

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Welcome to Round 9 of the SEFNL Berwick Motor Group Premiership Season.

While we had a break for the Queen’s Birthday weekend, the South East Juniors competed in the AFL Vic Metro Championships with U14 and U15 boys and U15 girls development teams and the AFL South East Region Junior Championships with the U13 Division 2, U16 and U17 development teams.

Games were played on Wednesday night, Saturday, Sunday and Monday with mixed results all round, the real winner was kids having fun, having a chance to represent their league, play in a team with people who are normally their opposition and learn new skills.

Remember in round 11 it is our White Ribbon Round. Did you know that the City of Casey has the highest rate of reported family violence in Victoria?

This is 20% higher than the next area.

It’s in our community. Congratulations to Doveton for their ongoing work with the White Ribbon Foundation in raising awareness and educating people on the resources that are available to them. Please support this cause to help change the behaviours within our community.

Just a reminder that football registrations close on June 30. With this in mind please contact us if you are interested in playing football in SEFNL. Further themed rounds coming up: • Round 11: 1st July – White Ribbon Round • Round 15: 29th July – Multicultural Round That’s all from the SEFNL desk this week, best of luck to all teams for this week!

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AFL South East Senior Competition Review Draft Recommendations Released AFL South East Region Commission is calling for industry feedback after today releasing its Senior Football Competition Review Discussion Paper.

The draft recommendations summarises feedback received by the review panel after undertaking individual consultation meetings with all senior clubs in the AFL South East region.

Review panel chair and AFL South East Region General Manager John Anderson said that he was very pleased with the way the individual club consultations were conducted.

“Clubs were open, honest and respectful during the process. The draft recommendations has been prepared to incorporate much of the feedback received and recorded during the consultation phase.”

“It was encouraging to hear from a number of clubs during the consultation phase that the Commission should act in the best interests of football in the region.”

“As a Region Commission we have a responsibility to grow and develop the game and it is imperative that any competition structure has the scope to achieve that,” Mr Anderson said.

The draft recommendations provides two options for industry feedback: A full divisional structure initially comprising three divisions with promotion/relegation between each.

A partial divisional structure also comprising three divisions, with a top division then two divisions below based on geography.

Mr Anderson said the Commission believes the two options are fair and will provide much needed divisional competition between clubs.

“The options not only address the concerns raised by the majority of clubs but they also strike a balance with the competing issues specific to some clubs.

“It is critical that local footy evolves to meet the challenges facing our region – this direction preserves our history and sets up our future.”

“Of prime importance is the ability of our league to attract new clubs to participate in the competition,” he said.

All clubs were asked about the impact on netball during the consultation and a section of the paper has been devoted to issues facing local netball. There was a common thread in the feedback of retaining football and netball together at home games. However, there were a number of issues raised which need to be addressed in the next phase of the review and allowance has been made in the response document for further feedback.

The 14-page paper plus schedules will be sent directly to stakeholders, but will also be available on the AFL South East website, http://www.aflsoutheast.com.au/afl-south-eastsenior-competition-review In accordance with the Review’s Terms of Reference, clubs and other stakeholders have four weeks to respond to the options outlined in the paper. The review panel will consider the feedback before making a final recommendation to the Region Commission. Closing date for responses is Monday 3 July 2017.

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Thirty-eight of Victoria’s best country senior players are in the running to don the Big V jumper when the pair meet their metro rivals in the 2017 Brian Molony Cup at Frankston City Oval on July 8.

Eight different country football leagues are represented in the initial senior squad, with Ovens & Murray Football League (eight), Geelong Football League (eight), Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League (five) and Ballarat Football League (five) boasting the most selections.

Held biennially, the 2017 Brian Molony Cup is set to reignite one of the longest-standing rivalries in community football as the best from the bush take on the best from the burbs.

Country Victoria’s top senior footballers will be led by former AFL player and coach and Bungaree Football Club product Danny Frawley, who took over the reins from Hawthorn legend Peter Knights last year.

Defeating the VAFA by 62-points in the pair’s last meeting at Bendigo in 2015, Vic Country will be looking to extend its winning streak over their traditional rivals.

In addition, Vic Country’s next generation of community stars will have the chance to showcase their skills in the Under 19 Challenge Cup. Twelve different country football leagues have representatives included in the initial 53-player squad, with Ovens & Murray FL (11), Mornington Peninsula Nepean FL (10) and Geelong FL (nine) securing the most representatives.

Victoria’s brightest young regional talent will once again be led by Yarrawonga co-coach Damien Sexton, who will suit up for his ninth season at the helm.

The Energy Safe Victoria Country Under 19 squad has recorded emphatic victories in its last three encounters against VAFA, defeating their metro opponents by 44-points at Mernda Reserve last season.

Both squads will conduct three training sessions in the lead up to their representative clashes, with the final squads to be trimmed to 22-players each.

The Under 19 Challenge Cup will kick off at 11:30am as a curtain raiser to the 2017 Brian Molony Cup at 2:15pm at Frankston City Oval on Saturday July 8.

To see the initial Vic Country representative squads, visit aflvic.com.au

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round 1 results

SENIORS Doveton 8.7-55

FINAL 12.14-86 Tooradin-Dalmore

Berwick 12.10-82 FINAL

9.5-59

Officer SFC

Cranbourne 21.10-136 FINAL 12.12-84 Narre Warren Pakenham 16.21-117 FINAL Beaconsfield

3.3-21

Hampton Park

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RESERVES Cranbourne 7.4-46

FINAL 6.16-52 Narre Warren

Doveton 15.6-96 FINAL 5.10-40

TooradinDalmore

Berwick 24.9-153 FINAL

2.2-14

Officer SFC

Pakenham 11.9-75 FINAL

8.9-57

Hampton Park

Beaconsfield

Tooradin Reserve, Tooradin

BYE

UNDER 19’s Beaconsfield 17.11-113 FINAL

2.6-18

Narre Warren B

Doveton 27.13-175 FINAL

0.5-5

TooradinDalmore

Berwick 17.11-113 FINAL

2.3-15

Officer SFC

FINAL

4.9-33

Narre Warren A

Cranbourne A 6.4-40

Pakenham 13.8-86 FINAL 11.6-72

Cranbourne B

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RESERVES

SENIORS TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

For

Agst

%

PTS

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

For

Agst

%

PTS

Berwick

7

7

0

0

1

692

341

202.93

32

Narre Warren

7

7

0

0

1

753

172

437.79

32

Cranbourne

7

6

1

0

1

727

423

171.87

28

Berwick

7

5

1

1

1

561

156

359.62

26

Beaconsfield

7

4

3

0

1

530

337

157.27

20

Doveton

7

5

1

1

1

389

243

160.08

26

Narre Warren

7

4

3

0

1

770

521

147.79

20

Beaconsfield

7

5

2

0

1

483

266

181.58

24

Doveton

6

4

2

0

1

537

375

143.20

20

Cranbourne

7

3

4

0

1

473

266

177.82

16

Officer SFC

7

3

4

0

1

527

505

104.36

16

Officer SFC

7

3

4

0

1

374

518

72.20

16

Tooradin-Dalmore

6

2

4

0

1

495

447

110.74

12

Tooradin-Dalmore

7

1

5

1

1

321

583

55.06

10

Pakenham

7

1

6

0

1

395

593

66.61

8

Pakenham

7

1

5

1

1

245

515

47.57

10

Hampton Park

8

0

8

0

0

272

1403

19.39

0

Hampton Park

8

0

8

0

0

161

1041

15.47

0

UNDER 19’s TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

For

Agst

%

PTS

Cranbourne A

7

7

1

0

0

800

215

372.09

28

Beaconsfield

7

7

1

0

0

668

188

365.96

28

Narre Warren A

7

7

1

0

0

771

223

330.9

28

Doveton

7

5

3

0

0

618

350

176.57

20

Berwick

7

4

4

0

0

663

301

220.27

16

Pakenham

7

4

4

0

0

468

493

94.93

16

Officer SFC

7

4

4

0

0

497

554

89.71

16

Narre Warren B

7

1

7

0

0

267

782

34.14

4

Cranbourne B

7

1

6

0

0

257

891

28.84

4

Tooradin-Dalmore

7

0

8

0

0

152

1164

13.06

0

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

Bye: St5.3.33 Kilda Sharks Port Melbourne Def By 10.14.74 Bye: St Kilda Sharks

1 1 2 123 23 4 34 5 45 6 567 67

TEAM Eastern Devils Eastern TEAM Devils Cranbourne Cranbourne Eastern St Kilda Devils Sharks St Kilda Sharks Cranbourne Gippsland Maroons Gippsland St Kilda Sharks Maroons Knox Gippsland Knox Maroons Seaford Seaford Knox Port Melbourne Port Melbourne Seaford

P 3 3 P 4 344 44 4 44 4 44 4 445 45

W 3 3 W 3 333 33 2 32 2 22 1 210 10

L 0 0L 1 011 11 2 12 2 22 3 235 35

D 0 0 D 0 000 00 0 00 0 00 0 000 00

B 1 1 B 0 101 01 1 11 1 11 1 110 10

FF 0 0 FF 0 000 00 0 00 0 00 0 000 00

FA FA 0 0 FA 0 000 00 0 00 0 00 0 000 00

FOR FOR 201 201 FOR 242 242 201 214 214 242 157 214 157 185 157 185 185 185 185 88 88 185

AGST AGST 27 27 AGST 112 112 27 122 122 112 154 122 154 200 154 200 206 206 200 451 451 206

% % 744.44 744.44 % 216.07 216.07 744.44 175.41 175.41 216.07 101.95 175.41 101.95 92.50 101.95 92.50 89.81 89.81 92.50 19.51 19.51 89.81

% WON % WON 100.00 100.00 % WON 75.00 75.00 100.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 50.00 75.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 25.00 25.00 50.00 0.00 0.00 25.00

Bye: St Kilda Sharks

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Port Melbourne

5

0

5

0

0

0

0

88

451

19.51

0.00

RESULTS - ROUND 5 RESULTS - ROUND 5 Cranbourne Devils RESULTSv -Eastern ROUND 5 Cranbourne v Eastern Devils Knox 9.7.61 Def 6.7.43 Seaford Cranbourne v Eastern Devils Knox 9.7.61 Def 6.7.43 Seaford

PortKnox Melbourne Def By 10.14.74 9.7.61 5.3.33 Def 6.7.43 Seaford Port Melbourne 5.3.33 Def By 10.14.74

MORNINGTON RACECOURSE SEWF DIVISION 2 MORNINGTON RACECOURSE SEWF DIVISION 2 TEAM P W DIVISION L D B 2 FF SEWF RESULTS - ROUND 5MORNINGTON RACECOURSE TEAM P W L D B FF 1 Mornington 5 5 0 0 0 0 RESULTS - ROUND 5 1 Mornington 5 0 0 0 TEAM P55 W D B00 FF 2 Endeavour Hills 5 0L 0 0 Cranbourne 2.1.13 Def- ROUND By 13.10.88 RESULTS 5 Seaford 2 Endeavour Hills 5 5 0 0 0 0 Cranbourne 2.1.13 Def By 13.10.88 Seaford Red Hill 3.3.21 DefDef ByBy 19.10.124 Cranbourne 2.1.13 13.10.88Edi-Asp Seaford Red Hill 3.3.21 Def By 19.10.124 Edi-Asp St Kilda 6.3.39 8.4.52 Beaconsfield RedSharks Hill 3.3.21 DefDef

By By 19.10.124 Edi-Asp St Kilda Sharks 6.3.39 Def By 8.4.52 Beaconsfield Devils 6.3.39 5.3.33 Def Def By By 8.4.52 7.8.50 Beaconsfield Mornington StEastern Kilda Sharks Eastern Devils 5.3.33 Def By 7.8.50 Mornington Endeavour Hills 5.3.33 5.6.36 Def Def By 4.6.30 Chirnside Park Eastern Devils 7.8.50 Mornington Endeavour Hills 5.6.36 Def 4.6.30 Chirnside Park Endeavour Hills 5.6.36 Def 4.6.30 Chirnside Park

13 243 354 465 576 687 798 89 10 10 9

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

55 545 554 455 555 545 554 455 5

54 534 433 323 312 211 101 100 0

01 011 121 132 243 334 453 355 5

00 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 0

00 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 0

00 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 0

FOR FOR 482 482 FOR 379 379 482 216 216 379 262 262 216 234 234 262 218 218 234 142 142 218 96 96 142 52 52 96 30 30 52

10

Cranbourne

5

0

5

0

0

0

30

AGST AGST 59 59 AGST 48 48 59 94 94 48 67 67 94 152 152 67 244 244 152 141 141 244 194 194 141 625 625 194 487 487 625

% % 816.95 816.95 % 789.58 789.58 816.95 229.79 229.79 789.58 391.04 391.04 229.79 153.95 153.95 391.04 89.34 89.34 153.95 100.71 100.71 89.34 49.48 49.48 100.71 8.32 8.32 49.48 6.16 6.16 8.32

PTS PTS 20 20 PTS 20 20 20 16 16 20 12 12 16 12 12 12 8 8 12 4 844 404 400 0

487

6.16

0

PTS PTS 20 PTS 20 20 20 20 16 16 20 16 16 16 16 16 16 12 12 16 12 12 12 8 8 12 8 8 88 8 88 8 48 4 48 4 04 0 04 00 0

MORNINGTON RACECOURSE SEWF SOUTH EAST DEVELOPMENT DIVISION MORNINGTON RACECOURSE SEWF SOUTH EAST DEVELOPMENT DIVISION P W DEVELOPMENT L D B FF DIVISION FOR AGST MORNINGTON SEWF SOUTH EAST RESULTS - ROUND 5 RACECOURSE TEAM TEAM P W L D B FF FOR AGST RESULTS - ROUND 5 1 Warragul 5 5 0 0 0 0 405 37 TEAM P W D B0 FF FOR AGST 1 Warragul 5 5 0L 0 0 405 37 Frankston Bombers 7.12.54 Def 2.2.14 RESULTS - ROUND 5 Pearcedale 2 Bass Coast 5 5 0 0 0 0 458 48 Frankston Bombers 7.12.54 Def 2.2.14 Pearcedale Officer 1.1.7 Def By 12.12.84 Warragul Frankston Bombers 7.12.54 Def 2.2.14 Pearcedale Officer 1.1.7 Def By 12.12.84 Warragul Karingal 7.11.53 Def12.12.84 1.3.9 Mornington Officer 1.1.7 Def By Warragul Karingal 7.11.53 Def 1.3.9 Mornington Hastings 21.21.147 DefDef 0.0.0 Gippsland Maroons Karingal 7.11.53 1.3.9 Mornington Hastings 21.21.147 Def 0.0.0 Gippsland Maroons Frankston Dolphins 1.0.6 Def By 16.11.107 Bunyip Hastings 21.21.147 Def 0.0.0 Gippsland Maroons Frankston Dolphins 1.0.6 Def By 16.11.107 Bunyip Seaford 20.24.144 DefDef 0.0.0 Morwell East Frankston Dolphins 1.0.6 By 16.11.107 Bunyip Seaford 20.24.144 Def 0.0.0 Morwell East Bass Coast 4.6.30 2.4.16 Tyabb Seaford 20.24.144 DefDef 0.0.0 Morwell East Bass Coast 4.6.30 Def 2.4.16 Tyabb PointTyabb Bass Bye: CoastCerberus/Crib 4.6.30 Def 2.4.16 Bye: Cerberus/Crib Point Bye: Cerberus/Crib Point

2 31 3 42 4 53 5 64 6 75 7 86 8 97 89 10 10 9 11 11 10 12 12 11 13 13 12 14 14 13 15 15 14

Bass Coast Warragul Frankston Bombers Frankston Bass CoastBombers Cerberus/Crib Point Cerberus/Crib Point Frankston Bombers Tyabb Tyabb Cerberus/Crib Point Karingal Karingal Tyabb Hastings Hastings Karingal Seaford Seaford Hastings Bunyip Bunyip Seaford Pearcedale Pearcedale Bunyip Officer Officer Pearcedale Gippsland Maroons Gippsland Maroons Officer Mornington MorningtonMaroons Gippsland Frankston Dolphins Frankston Dolphins Mornington Morwell East Morwell East Frankston Dolphins

5 55 5 35 3 45 4 53 5 34 3 55 5 53 5 45 4 45 4 54 5 54 5 45 4 45 44

5 45 4 35 3 34 3 33 3 23 2 23 2 22 2 12 1 12 1 11 1 11 1 01 0 01 00

0 10 1 00 0 11 1 20 2 11 1 32 3 31 3 33 3 33 3 43 4 43 4 44 4 44 44

0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 00

0 00 0 10 1 10 1 01 0 11 1 00 0 01 0 10 1 10 1 01 0 01 0 00 0 00 00

0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 00

458 405 463 463 458 272 272 463 232 232 272 338 338 232 234 234 338 236 236 234 167 167 236 101 101 167 93 93 101 144 144 93 63 63 144 25 25 63 1 1 25

48 37 86 86 48 58 58 86 68 68 58 70 70 68 57 57 70 119 119 57 290 290 119 198 198 290 240 240 198 293 293 240 306 306 293 609 609 306 753 753 609

% % 1094.59 % 1094.59 954.17 954.17 1094.59 538.37 538.37 954.17 468.97 468.97 538.37 341.18 341.18 468.97 482.86 482.86 341.18 410.53 410.53 482.86 198.32 198.32 410.53 57.59 57.59 198.32 51.01 51.01 57.59 38.75 38.75 51.01 49.15 49.15 38.75 20.59 20.59 49.15 4.11 4.11 20.59 0.13 0.13 4.11

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4

0

4

0

0

0

1

753

0.13

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Don’t Blink Twice…Or Else You Might Just Miss It… Occasionally...or just every so often what we call a miracle occurs. And guess what? Saw one last week…

seriously damn good looks while straddling that goal line and invading the tall slender goal post’s personal space.

Was having a bit of a wander around training the other night and out the corner of the eye something strange occurred. Not satisfied with the glimpse a full blown stop and head turn was required. There’s a lot of mythical creatures that society claims to have seen over the stretch of time. Unicorns…Yeti…Loch Ness Monster…An inviting Mother-In-Law. But never, no not once in ancient or modern history had there ever been a sighting quit like this…

Allegedly it’s been going on all year. That’s what the jungle drums say. Ask any goal umpire though and they reckon they’ve been genuinely training since the turn of time. Flag were first waved to signify goals in games back in 1887.

Who in the world of common sense is going to believe they actually moved, yet alone ran, all the way back then?

On the SUA track, smack bang in the middle of Kananook Oval was a goal umpire. But not just any goal umpire. It was a goal umpire engaged in training. But there’s more…he wasn’t just stretching his index finger…or performing bicep curls under the weight of a hotdog or two. He was actually running. Exerting physical energy. Sprinting down the guts of the ground quicker than some of those so called freakfitness field umpires.

But it doesn’t stop there either. He had mates… goal umpiring mates…a truck load of them.

Enough to absolutely shatter any kind of sales record of a large hotdog company. And every single one of them sprinting the line (think that’s what it’s called), darting in and around agility poles to show off their discreet food platter snatching techniques and squats and lunges to ensure core strength to keep the lowest point of gravity for those ever so frequent (and hilarious) slips in the muddy goal squares. That all doesn’t even include the extensive skill drill regime to guarantee some

Still puzzled about the whole situation? Think this is just one of those folklore porkies that grows in dramatics around the warmth of a campfire while downing a soothing liquid and toasting marshmallows? Well it still might be…

Mythical creatures aren’t real…Miracles don’t actually happen…Or do they?

Note to all hotdog companies: If keen to boost sales to increase the bottom line for corporate management get down to the goal square of Kananook Oval on a Wednesday Night.

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DOVETON 8.7.55 LOST TO TOORADIN-DALMORE 12.14.86 Doveton had a lot to celebrate with club stalwart Ryan Hendy celebrating his 250th and it was the Doves who had an electric start to the match. First gamer Ricky Johnson kicked a brilliant goal which was backed up by big forward Milan Mandic who kicked the home side to an early lead. Tooradin never shirked the issue, and clawed their way back into the contest. The Seagulls kicking five of the next seven goals, restricting Doveton to only one goal in the second quarter to trail by only two points at the main change. Doveton weren’t at full strength, with eight changes from the previous week and it was starting to tell. Tooradin took control of the match in the third quarter, extending their lead to 21 points before Doveton’s spearhead Taylor Joyce hit the scoreboard late in the quarter to reduce the visitors lead to 15 points at the final change. Aisake O’Hailpin was relishing the fact that Rus Gabriel was sidelined, providing first use of the footy to the Seagulls midfield brigade Nick Lang, Andrew Proctor and Matt Livemore amongst their better players. Andrew Dean kicked the first goal of the last quarter and emotions where high after a solid bump by Lang saw the boys end up in a scuffle.

Tooradin have been in these positions before and failed, Fabio Dilizia wasn’t going to allow it to happen again, his two last quarter goals, taking his match tally to 4 helping Tooradin to a memorable 31 point at AJ Robinson Reserve.

CRANBOURNE 21.10.136 DEF NARRE WARREN 12.12.84 The battle between two arch rivals took place at Casey Fields in tricky conditions. It was the visitors who got the jump early in the match kicking two quick goals to enjoy a 10 point lead.

Cranbourne soon took control peppering the goal-face kicking five of the next 6 goals including two to talented big man Troy Tharle to allow the premiers to take a 12 point lead into quarter-time. Matt Fletcher got the second quarter rolling for the home-side kicking a brilliant goal on the run as Cranbourne had the momentum. Marc Holt imposed himself on the contest kicking the next three goals for Cranbourne, Scanlan was playing a lone hand up forward for the Magpies and his third for the match reduced the margin back to 18 points. Cranbourne were dominating, Zak Roscoe kicked his second and the margin was out beyond five goals before the visitors kicked two late goals in the quarter to have them trailing by 23 points at the main change. Hayden Stagg was playing a fantastic game, creating space and bringing his teammates into the contest after the break. Narre used the aid of the breeze to full advantage, three goals to one and the margin was reduced to 11 points. Holt kicked his fourth but Stagg responded straight away to give Narre Warren a sniff of victory with a quarter to go. Cranbourne Coach Simon Goosey asked his charges for one more 30 minute effort to ensure victory and to the Eagles credit they came out firing on all cylinders. Khaled Kandajki rose to the occasion scoring four last quarter goals as the Eagles romped Narre by kicking eight goals to one with the breeze in the final term to win by 52 points.

BERWICK 12.10.82 DEF OFFICER 9.5.59 Berwick lost some experience before the game with Micky Harold and hard-nut James Magner both missing due to injury, but it didn’t stop the Wickers flexing some muscle early on booting home the first four goals with ominous signs for the visitors who were looking to make it back on the winners list after their bye.

Berwick’s strength is their ability to nullify their opponents foray forward with their tight defence on the half-back line. Michael Risely continues to make his job look easy, his positioning and early read of the play makes him hard to pass. Add Berwick’s outside run from the likes of Lucas Jellyman-Turner and Brodie Connelly they are hard to stop. To Officer’s credit they never dropped their heads, and worked hard to get themselves into the contest. The Kangaroos reduced the margin to three goals at the first change. Berwick again got the jump against Officer booting the first two goals of the quarter and it looked like they were going to run away with it. Officer continued to work hard with Dylan Chapman dominating the ruck and Brad Philipps playing well in a return to the senior line-up. The Roos booted the last two goals of the half to reduce the margin to 22 points. The hard work was rewarded in the third quarter, with the underdogs outscoring The Wickers booting three goals to one and reduced the margin to only 10 points with a quarter to go. Berwick where just to go in the last quarter Trent Thomas and Connelly combining for six in their 23 point win.

PAKENHAM 16.21.117 DEF HAMPTON PARK 3.3.21 The two winless teams faced-off for the first time but it was Pakenham who looked the better side early on. Stephen Morey was getting plenty of supply at centre half forward but couldn’t convert in front of goal and former Captain/Coach Steve O’Bryan was ensuring the Lions wouldn’t let their first chance of victory this season slip. The Lions could have sealed the match during the first quarter inaccurate kicking in front of goal only had them in front by 25 points at the break. The second quarter was when the Lions came to life. Experienced campaigners Dean Blake and Rus Lehmann where creative in the midfield, while livewire Jake Smith was hard to stop with three first half goals. Sam Blackwood was at his best across half-back while Chris Cardona is relishing his leadership role. Another six goals for the quarter while restricting to only 2 points in the first half was enough to sew this match up by the main change. The same brigade of young Redbacks continue to try hard but they don’t have the support to move the team forward. Smith finished the match with five goals, Morey and Jake Barclay contributed another 5 goals in the romp. With the margin out beyond 100 points nearing the end of the match, it was the matter of how far for the home-side. To the Redbacks credit they managed to outscore the Lions in the last quarter kicking two goals to one and reduced the deficit to 94 points. It’s the Redbacks second loss for the season under 100 points.

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NARRE WARREN (4TH 4-3) V DOVETON (5TH 4-3)

PAKENHAM (8TH 1-6) V CRANBOURNE (2ND 6-1)

Last Time – Round 15 Doveton 10.7.67 def Narre Warren 5.9.39

Last Time – Round 10 Pakenham 10.10.70 lost to Cranbourne 17.10.112

Narre Warren welcome Doveton in what shapes as the match of the round.

Both teams enter the contest after suffering loses, Narre went down to the premiers while Doveton had a shock loss at home against Tooradin.

Narre are yet to play their football this season, suffering loses at home and against teams above them on the ladder. The powerhouse of the competition is slowly finding themselves back in the pack and desperate to hold onto their finals chances. Doveton need a change of luck, eight forced changes last week had the Doves on the back foot. Doveton are yet to find consistency with their football over four quarters, they have tested teams for long periods, but a small drop off opens the door of opportunity for their opposition to score. Both teams play a similar brand of football which is physical and combatant, the game will be won by which midfield can get on top which will go a long way for setting up the win. It will be interesting to see which team can supply their forwards with the most chances to score. Narre has the leading goal kicker in the competition with Nick Scanlan contributing 26 majors averaging close to 4 goals a match, while Doveton recruited Taylor Joyce to add some bite to their forward line and has booted 15 goals this season. Narre find themselves in a must-win game, a loss here will see them at risk of dropping out of the Top 5 in a few weeks. Doveton’s chances will be decided once again on the selection table and will be hopefully bolstered by the return of Rus Gabriel from injury and Coach Aaron Davey to return from an ankle injury. Doveton always save their best for Narre and will be looking to pull-out all the stops to get another win against their rivals. Narre will be desperate and can play their best footy with their backs to the wall, Narre to escape with a win by 11 points.

Pakenham will have restored confidence after recording their first win of the season against the bottom placed Hampton Park, which was a reward for their improved efforts over the past month. Pakenham have finally started to settle after their pre-season exodus and are starting to play a better brand of footy. The Lions will be tested again this week as they welcome the reigning premiers to the den. Cranbourne are getting better each week and have taken their game to new levels. The Eagles are dynamic and ruthless with their second halves of matches is when they put their opposition to the sword. Cranbourne have outscored their opponents nearly two goals to one in the third and fourth quarters. What makes Cranbourne so dominant is their versatility, Coach Simon Goosey has the ability to switch players around depending on team’s needs. The Eagles have a settled back six, but the rest can play in a variety of positions. One player relishing the opportunity in playing in a variety of roles is Shaun Marusic. The big bodied midfielder has found himself playing deep in defence or down forward when The Eagles are in need of a goal. Marusic is a talent and seems to have found confidence in his body to crash the packs and assert himself when required. Pakenham have their trusted brigade who are up for the fight, Sam Blackwood has confirmed himself as one of the premier defenders in the competition. Since his return from a serious knee injury last season he hasn’t put a foot wrong. Blackwood’s dash and clever decision making makes him a player to watch and a player the opposition coaches will be putting time into stop. Pakenham’s first year coach Ash Green may have to move the magnets this week to try and stop the dangerous Marc Holt. One of the best match-ups for Holt is Stephen Morey, Morey has been used as a forward this season but may have to start down back to re-acquaint himself with the Cranbourne captain. This match may not be as one-sided as it appears on paper but Cranbourne will be strong late and runaway with the win. Cranbourne by 76 points.

OFFICER (7TH 3-4) V BEACONSFIELD (3RD 4-3) Last Time – Round 18 Beaconsfield 4.6.30 lost to Officer 7.6.48 Officer caused one of the upsets of the season last year defeating Beaconsfield at home to end the home and away season. The Kangaroos are one of the most improved teams of Season 2017 and will need to apply their hardworking style again to compete against Beaconsfield.

Beaconsfield should be well rested after the bye and the midseason break. The Eagles faced their own turmoil recently with the departure of two senior players but unlike last year Beaconsfield have improved their depth and will be able to cover them easily. Officer have been competitive in every match this season and will see them as a big chance to claim another scalp. Officer has seen improvement come from the fact they have an even spread of contributors rather than just a small group. Matty Clarke has really stepped up into his leadership role and has been crucial in front of goal when it matters. Clarke has always had the potential and under the guidance of first year coach Doug Koop has started to deliver.

Beaconsfield have adopted a defensive mindset and their deep press has really restricted their opposition scoring potential. Beaconsfield’s youthful exuberance see their youngsters take the game on with plenty of dash and can often see them put pressure on their opposition with relentless pressure around the footy. A great match-up will be in the rucks, when Dylan Chapman takes on Scotty Meyer. Chapman has been a revelation since returning from injury and will be champing at the bit to take on Meyer. Meyer who by his own standards has had an indifferent start to his season but after the break should be charged to tackle the second half of the season. The winner of this contest will go a long way to setting up the win for their side. Officer’s midfield have a great ability at winning the clearances but Beaconsfield have their own players ready to attack the hardball. The game will be tight, but whichever teams brings grit and determination for four quarters will finish on top. Beacy to have the slight edge in class and get away with a tough win at Starling Road by 21 points.

TOORADIN-DALM0RE (6TH 3-4) V BERWICK (1ST 7-0) Last Time – Round 12 Berwick 12.23.101 def Tooradin 7.7.49 What a game this is shaping to be, a month ago you would have said it will be a one-sided contest and the ladder leaders will have full control. It just might not be the case this time around. Tooradin come into the contest on the back of a hard fought win away at Doveton. It was the second time they have beaten Doveton in 23 attempts. Tooradin have been one of the strongest recruiters over the past 18 months and it’s great to see the hard work off the field is starting to provide dividends on the field. Tooradin can be their own worst enemy at times, playing the role of both Jekyell and Hyde. The Seagulls can look like world beaters one minute then find themselves behind the eight ball in the next 10 minutes of play. Berwick on the other hand haven’t been truly tested this season. The Wickers are back to their dominating best, after eight rounds they are undefeated with an average winning margin of 50 points. Berwick have the inside grunt from players like Madi Andrews, Micky Harold and James Magner who are complimented by the outside of run of players like Luke Sheppard and Lucas Jellyman-Turner. The Wickers have stars on every line which makes them a formidable opponent to stop. Tooradin will need to be at their ultimate best for four quarters to ensure they are in the contest. Any drop of concentration will allow Berwick to storm right in and take control of the contest. Aisake O’Hailpin has changed the way Tooradin attack the game, he uses his physical prowess to the full advantage. O’Hailpin will set the tone for the rest of the Seagulls to follow. One chink in Berwick’s armour is having a quality tap ruckman, and O’Hailpin will look to expose their lack of size in the middle. Another Seagull who has been impressive is Nick Lang. Lang has grown taller after an impressive display at interleague level earlier in the season. Lang offers plenty, he is a gifted footballer who can use the ball well and hurt the opposition on the scoreboard. Both players will need to fire if the home-side is to cause an upset. Berwick will have too much class and work Tooradin into the ground. Berwick by 27 points.

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

NARRE WARREN

DOVETON

COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE

COLOURS: GREEN & BLACK

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

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

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

1

Dylan Quirk (Senior Captain)

30 Jack Wheeler

2

Jordyn Flannery

31 Nathan Reid

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

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

3

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

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

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

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

OFFICER SFC

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE & 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: D oug Koop Reserves Coach: Ash Chapman Assistant Coach: Matthew Jones Assistant Coach: Bill King Team Manager: Gary Tivendale Football Director: Nick McLennan No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

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 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

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

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

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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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

CRANBOURNE

PAKENHAM

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW

COLOURS: MAROON, BLUE & GOLD

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

No.

PLAYER

32 Sam Cole 33 Corey Bevan 34 Jackson Hillard 35 Jarrod Theisz 36 Brandon Rich 37 Chris Cairns 38 Brendon Robinson 39 Nick Verleg 40 Brayden Baguley 41 Jack Phillips 42 Jesse Pantorno 43 Ash Smallman 44 Jason Naffa 45 Nathan Johnstone 46 Jordan Taylor 47 Dillon Anderson 48 Clayton Gubbles 49 Jack Glen 51 Brodie King 52 Brodie Calvert 53 Nick Conroy 54 Andrew Taylor 55 Jacob Beswick 56 Dave Hershaft 57 Jake Brady 58 Jarred Thompson 59 Tristan Sutherland 62 Jack Melbourne 65 David Solberger 69 Dave Hershaft 77 Adriean Pearce

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

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

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

TOORADIN-DALMORE

BERWICK

COLOURS: GREEN & RED

COLOURS: NAVY BLUE & WHITE

Senior Coach: Lachie Gillespie Senior Assistant Coach: Nathan Jagoe Senior Assistant Coach: Matt Shorey Senior Assistant Coach: Jason Hill Reserves Coach: Craig Perrott U19s Coach: Daniel Conroy Football Director: Jeremy Knight No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

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

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

Senior Coach: Stewart Kemperman Reserves Coach: Leigh Noonan

No. PLAYER

No. PLAYER

1

Brent Colling

29 Michael Hanigan

2

Lucas Jellyman Turner

30 Robert kemperman

3

Cal Rutherford

31 Ryan Hillard

4

Bryce Rutherford

32 Jake Jamieson

5

Micky Harold

33 Tom Andrews

6

Trent Van Hout

34 Jake Thompson

7

Madi Andrews

35 Todd Harold

8

Ash Smith

36 Jayden Graham

9

Brody Connelly

10 Harry Money

37 Lachy Miller 38 Pat Johnson

11 Andrew Morozoff

40 Nick Macente

12 Tom Brennan

41 Trent Thomas

13 Jayden Joyce

42 Jarryd Trait

14 Hayden McLardy

44 Darcy Walls

15 Michael Johnson

46 Harry Money

16 Luke Sheppard

48 Jack Bretroner

17 Tom Gillies

49 Mat McLardy

18 Riley Heddles

55 Will Arthurson

19 Joseph West

59 Jesse Cirilus

20 Michael Riseley

60 Marcus Starow

21 Nick Hillard

64 Bailey Asher

22 Tim Gunn

65 James Harrison

23 James Magner

66 Jake McLardy

24 Josh Burgess

67 Jarrod Kemperman

25 Jayden Goumas

58 Dylan Ward

26 Clay Tharle

67 Tim Vrevc

27 Bryce Anderson

68 Jarrod Kemperman

28 Kristian Meredith

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Narre Under 19A lost a close one to Cranbourne, but our Twos had a six-point win despite our poor kicking for goal (6.16 to 7.4) nearly costing us the game. Narre’s Ones fought our way back to within a kick of the lead early in the last quarter, but Cranbourne withstood our best shot and pulled away for a solid win.

Seniors – Narre got a slow start and worked hard for three quarters to stay in touch with Cranbourne. We seemed to have plenty of momentum and confidence as we drew to within a kick early in the last term, but inexplicably fell off the pace to let Cranbourne finish off with an 8-goal last quarter. ‘Disappointed’ seemed the best word to sum up the mood of the coaching staff, playing group and supporters after the match.

Stewie Scanlon (4 goals) and Aaron Wilson (3) were among few winners on the day making the most of limited opportunities.

Jack Soroczynski worked hard, while Josh Tonna and Nathan Allen can hold their heads up – but we had too few four-quarter contributors.

Losing 2 players for the game in first half and also having no interchange late wasn’t ideal but again happy with the win Cranbourne were strong & physical , so to see Ryan Quirk , Micky Milo & JB Faustian in our best players was promising.

Still need to work harder with our delivery but going well Under 19 A – Narre 19A’s played a very good Cranny A’s side in what was a good, close game of footy.

Our boys were a bit slow out of the blocks and trailed for most of the day , going down in the end by 7 points.

Joel Zietsman was our clear best for the day with the back 6 and Tom Toner also playing good games.

Cranbourne fought back and took lead by 8 pts half way through final qtr

Under 19 B – Narre’s Under 19B were soundly outplayed by a bigger stronger side on Friday night at Beaconsfield. Our boys held their own in a competitive first term but Beaconsfield took control and ran away by 16 goals. As has been the case all season, these young men can be proud of their resilience and persistence under pressure.

Our best were Rick Jenkin, Benny Kanka, Bailey Wardle, Adam Machnikowski and Kyle Contencin

So to get back even and “Bay Boy” Tonna kick a good goal with 1minute 50 seconds left , then defend to siren was pleasing.

Social notes Sat 8 July - Black & White Ball – Tickets on sale in June

Reserves - Narre Warren Reserves vs Cranbourne In the end a great win, played very well first half to have a 3 goal lead

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Welcome back to football and netball after a weekend off for the Queen’s Birthday weekend. This week we host Beaconsfield for the Shanika’s Cup in the Bendigo Bank round. The Officer Football Netball Club would like to thank the Bendigo Bank for their valued and on-going support of local football and the many other sports and community activities sponsored by the Bank.

Our Round 8 visit to Berwick saw us come away without the points in all three grades. In the Seniors we allowed Berwick to get off to a flying start but after the initial onslaught the Roos worked their way back into the game and kept pace with Berwick for the remainder of the game. The tightness of the contest put the Wickers off their game and caused them to make some uncharacteristic mistakes, but the early goals proved too much for the boys to

overcome. The improvement continues however and we’re looking forward to some more wins in the second half of the season.

Good luck to all teams today.

The Annual Reverse Draw with prize money totalling $10,000 is being held on Saturday 19 August commencing at 3pm with first tickets drawn at 4pm. Get your tickets from players or Committee members.

The Annual Sponsors and Life members Lunch is being held on Saturday 15 July prior to the Tooradin home game.

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Junior & Senior MAJOR RAFFLE

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VFL GAME JULY

THE SUBURBAN FOOTBALLER

At Holm Park Reserve – Beaconsfield

The Suburban Footballer is on his way to Beaconsfield.

Game starts at 1.00pm $5.00 entry Free entry for Richmond members & kids U15 years

AKA Tom Siegert he is hysterically funny, has a huge following and had great reviews at the 2017 Comedy Festival. This is by no means a bloke only night, this

Canteen & Can Bar open

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Bring the family & enjoy the day

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This week we play Cranbourne at home and after a great win against Hampton Park before the Queens Birthday weekend and improved form leading into that game, it will be another test to see how much the team has improved.

There have been some great signs from the Senior team that they are capable of matching it with the better sides of the competition, however the boys need to play out 4 quarters with the same intensity that they have shown in parts of our games.

$40 per head, which includes finger food and drinks at members bar prices. Tickets are available at the door tonight from 7.30pm.

Pakenham Football Club’s Major Fundraiser for 2017.

We have tickets available to for our major fundraiser which is being held on Sunday 2nd of July. 1pm to 5pm.

The $10,000 Reverse Draw

MESSAGE FROM THE PAKENHAM FOOTBALL CLUB COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT

Limited drinks during the draw and finger food provided.

At 2.20pm on Friday 02 June 2017, the AFL South East released a Senior Football Competition Review - June 2017 Draft Recommendations

If you would like to be $10,000 richer and financially help the football club, please see Adam Alberni as I believe he has the winning ticket or contact the football club pakenhamfc@bigpond.com for tickets.

At the same time AFL South East also released a media release on the competition review.

The Pakenham Football Club Inc was only privy to the draft discussion paper at the time AFL South East released the paper The ensure all stakeholders of the Pakenham Football Club Inc are kept abreast of these emerging issues, please find the link below.

AFL South East Senior Football Competition Review – June 2017 Draft http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_page.cgi…

Should you have any concerns regarding the review, or wish to have input to the finalisation of the review, please send any queries / information to pakenhamfc@bigpond.com The Pakenham Football Club Inc will ensure all correspondence is made available for stakeholder review.

Don’t forget tonight is The Pakenham Football Club’s Comedy Night from 8pm. Dave O’Neil and Lehmo will be in attendance along with former Hey Hey its Saturday Comedian, Brad Oakes. Tickets are

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Cranbourne Football Club

A couple of weeks back we hosted Narre Warren and our 19Bs went to Pakenham with a day of mixed results.and reserves have had the last While our seniors

couple off some due to a bye round and Our 19Bs get the short endof ofweeks the stick weeks by in having to5 travel interleague last our elsewhere Under 19 and teams both to other ground while the rest of theweek, club are last game played in round 5 and came away with mixed results. they were scheduled at Pakenham while our others were at home entertaining Narre. Coming off a victory through nothing short of a spirited effort was required nowtheir we know ourNarre guysWarren can do B the Our 19As and played game what against expectations have changed a little. a start that showed wepoints. were on and came away After comfortable winners by 84 in that we lead at ¼Best for us were Stiglich, Murphy, Richo, Russo, Reilly time, some old habits crept back in as we conceded six goals to none in the second. Our third saw us outscore Pakky and and Cal White. our last was as good a quarter as we’ve played all year. Kicking four

goals to two in the last, we came agonisingly close to snatching victory Our 19Bs at Beacy Bower, against Fletcher a side going very to fall short by 14 points.

Bestplayed were Hayden Wilmott, well O’Toole, at the moment.

The boys battled all day but Johnathan Lucas, Brady Oskar Knight and Tom Hodge. were outdone by a classy side that could go a long

After a disappointing finish last week against Beacy, our 19As hit back way this year. Best for us were Connolly, Woodall, well with a great win by 7 points in a low scoring tough encounter. While Harks, Fida, Dish and Hodgey. we lead at every break, Narre hit the front a few times throughout only when we needed it the most. Our defence were for our boys to steady huge in the final fewAfter what seems like an eternity for the seniors and minutes as we hung on for a season defining win that took us back toreserves we are all back on deck this week as all four the top of the table. Best were Haz, Rama, Richo, travel to Officer, with our 19Bs fronting up Josh Stewart, Rothy sides and Cooper.

against Narre Warren at 8:40. Thanks go to Narre

For the second week in succession our twos fell short in close one, who have Narre been by willing to change game going down to the unbeaten one straight kick.the Given we from had 11 Casey Fields to Officer to coincide with the rest of our scoring shots to their 22, we were probably lucky to be that close but there were times inclubs games. the game where we could’ve snatched it. Heading to Pakky this week we need to get back on to the winners list and reassert ourselves as genuine contenders. Best were youngsters Spud, Koey, Congratulations to Brandon Osborne (Captain), Shaun Archie, Holty, Chaz and Lewi.and Troy Tharle on representing SEFNL last Marusic

week against Hampden FNL. The ones were aiming for another big scalp leading in to the long weekend break and Narre threw it all at us early in the game with them kicking the first twoAfter Saturdays game, we will all be heading back to and looking ominous before we steadied. The second saw us outscore the opposition going in to the half time break Trios for a meal and match reports. We have booked with a 23 point leadthe but Function we knew Narre done yet. The Room weren’t so look forward to third seeing quarter was a ripper as Narre brought the lead back to just 10 points at everyone head back. Room will be open from 6pm. the final break. But again, our fitness and game finishing power stood head and shoulders above Narre as we kicked eight goals to one in the Events last quarter to run away with a 52 point win. Best were Micky, Az, Cav, Next post-match event is the “Girls Just Wanna Have Jonesy, Dill and Fletch.

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“Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (and Guys Too!)” is on at the rooms after

Saturday’s game and we hope to see you all there for what should be a Go Eagles!! great night.

Good luck to all teams this weekend.

Go Eagles!!

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Great Wins to all 3 grades last week.

With the Queens Birthday behind us we head into the half way mark of the season.

All the byes etc have made it a long start to the season.

Great to have a fantastic sponsors day at our last home game. A great crowd, Auskick at half time and the under 17s up for a meet the coach and senior club day.

This week will see us at Tooradin so lets make sure get behind the boys and hope we trun at the hal way mark in a great position

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

NARRE WARREN B

CRANBOURNE B

COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW

U19 B Coach: Adam LagerewskiJ

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

Team Manager U19 B: Greg Baker

No.

PLAYER

No.

PLAYER

27

Jack Toner

GOALS

BEHINDS

31

Nathan Thomas

29

Tom Miller

32

Jack Lovett

30

Jason Luppino

33

Jesse Day

31

Jamie Caruana

35

Jye Clarke

32

Marco D'Addario

36

Matthew Harvey-Sich

33

Tom Mason

37

Thomas Hodge

34

Joel Zietsman

38

Ollie Williams

35

Kyle Potter

39

Joshua Wilson

36

Peter Gentile

40

Tyson Disher

37

Ryan Patterson

41

Sheldon Connolly

38

James Milivojevic

42

Jack Benham

39

Brayden Sharpe

43

Mitchell Jelo

40

Broadie Jamieson

44

Oskar Knight

41

Josh Caddy

45

Joshua Patterson

43

Benny Kanka

46

Tyler Higgins

44

Bailey Wardle

47

Jack Jonson

45

Michael Schreiber

48

Corey Lyons

46

Kyle Contencin

49

Fletcher Wilmott

51

Karl Artner

50

Hamish Robinson

53

Christopher Martin

51

Zachary Kais

55

Matt Jerram

52

Michael Wilson

61

Jessie David

53

Magir Veil

62

Stuart Scottland

54

Yash Hamidi

63

Adam Machnikowski

55

Henry Apai

64

Nick Brooks

56

Fida Hussaini

GOALS

BEHINDS

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

NARRE WARREN A

DOVETON

COLOURS: GREEN & BLACK

COLOURS: BLACK AND WHITE

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

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

No. PLAYER

GOALS

BEHINDS

No.

PLAYER

GOALS

1

Clayton Taylor

1

Makis Lokeron

2

Kyle Grigg

2

Shannon Brennan

3

Jake Stuart

3

Jordan Cackett

4

Lachlan Baker

4

Andrew McDonald

Zach Gulivan

5

Chad McDonald

Mark Bartuccio

6

Blake Collins

Kyle Graham

7

Declan O'Donnell

8

Tom Collard

8

Dylan Bowman

9

Jack Flannery

9

Jack Sorati

10

Jess Ciconte

11

Jake Basa

12

Alex Millard

13

Tyson Bellinger

14

Jackson Lambert

15

Luke Coad

16

Harry Malone

17

Ricky Johnson

18

William Smith

19

Caleb Van Beek

20

Mitchell Cotter

20 Brandon Hogan

21

Corey Joyce

21 Hayden Johnson

22

Jarrod Smith

22 James Richards

23

Jake Blackwood

23 Josh Collett

24

Jake Nicholson

24 Leigh Tannahill

25

Joshua Bradley

25 Max Sheppard

26

Sam Morgan

26 Matt Steedman

27

Nathan Tarca

5 6 7

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

BEHINDS

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

BEACONSFIELD

OFFICER SFC

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE & WHITE

COLOURS: BLUE, YELLOW, WHITE

Under 19’s Coach: Brad Lord President: Barry O’Loughlin Assistant Coach: Chris Martin Team Manager: Bev Byne Football Director: Rob Dean No. PLAYER

2

Harry Dean

3

Joel Dunstone

4

Ash Smith

5

Troy Miller

6

Jack Langley

7

Josh Martin (Captain)

8

Mitchell Mibus (Vice Captain)

9

Tyler Clark (Vice Captain)

10 Dylan Uteda 12 Rohan Marra 14 Korey Luxford 16 Christiaan Dauphin 17 Jarred Don 18 James Hicks 21 Matthew Stacey 23 Lachlan Mitchell 24 Nathan Hancock 25 Callum Hughes 27 Jarrod Chessan 29 Bryce Thomas 30 Rhys Simmons 31 Jamie Longmuir 32 Lachlan Ward 36 David West 37 James Mackenzie

GOALS

Under 19’s Coach: Luke Young Under 19’s Asst Coach: D avid Entwistle Team Manager: Grahame Don

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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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

CRANBOURNE A

PAKENHAM

COLOURS: ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW

COLOURS: MAROON, BLUE & GOLD Under 19s Coach: Derrick Brown

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

Team Manager: Paul Beswick

No. PLAYER

1

Jackson Berry

2

Joel Laycock

3

Anusorn Muangsri

4

Bush Fanchol

5

Riley Skinner

6

Riley Bull

8

Evan Poulton

9

Brayden Carr

10 Chotnyang Puok 11 Jacob Beswick 12 Jakeb Jorgensen 13 Nathan De Klerk 14 Anthony Brkljacic 15 Kuok Puok 16 Matt Smoulders 17 Kaine Wilcox 18 Tim Ashe 19 Brodie Weir 21 Peter Riddiford 22 Hugh Skinner 23 Damien Poidevin 24 Truman Koehler 25 Rhys Brooks 26 Tyler Pierce 41 Jack Phillips

GOALS

BEHINDS

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

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

BERWICK

TOORADDIN-DALMORE

COLOURS: NAVY BLUE & WHITE

COLOURS: GREEN AND RED Under 19’s Coach: Daniel Conroy

No.

PLAYER

1

Jake Cronin

4

Tristan Anderson

6

Jordan Stewart

7

Mitchell Hunt

8

Josh Dinger

13

Savvas Massalas

16

Josh Knight

18

Jacob Downey

27

Luke Ramsay

28

Matthew Carter

28

Health Clarke

30

Ben Kelly

34

Michael Miller

36

Benjamin Proctor

41

Hayden Carroll

44

Jack Marshall

50

James Tomlinson

59

Bailey Rowe

62

Cameron Boyson

64

James Woods

66

Kyle Ramsay

71

William Saunders

95

Jordan Hill

95

Lewis Johnson

98

Jayden Gottschling

99

Josh Marshall

GOALS

Under 19 Coach: Chris Kyriacou

BEHINDS

No. PLAYER

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

GOALS

BEHINDS

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

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Round 1 Saturday, 1 April Narre Warren v Bye Beaconsfield 5.3-33 def by Berwick 7.9-31 Cranbourne 33.17-215 def Hampton Park 5.1-31 Tooradin-Dalmore 9.14-68 def Pakenham 5.8-38 Doveton 16.14-110 def Officer SFC 10.12-72 Round 2 Split Round Saturday, 8 April Pakenham v Bye Beaconsfield 12.11-83 def Tooradin-Dalmore 3.4-22 Berwick 10.10-70 def Cranbourne 3.5-23 Officer SFC 6.4-40 def by Narre Warren 10.12-72 Good Friday, 14 April Hampton Park 5.4-34 def by Doveton 25.19-169 Round 3 ANZAC Round Saturday, 22 April Doveton v Bye Pakenham 7.10-52 def by Officer SFC 13.18-96 Narre Warren 9.11-65 def by Beaconsfield 13.13-91 Cranbourne 13.11-89 def Tooradin-Dalmore 11.8-74 Hampton Park 8.1-49 def by Berwick 31.22-208 Round 4 Saturday, 29 April Berwick v Bye Officer SFC 20.12-132 def Hampton Park 5.10-40 Pakenham 5.8-38 def by Beaconsfield 16.14-110 Tooradin-Dalmore 11.14-80 def by Narre Warren 20.8-128

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

Narre Warren 17.15-117 def Pakenham 6.14-50

Round 8 Saturday, 3 June Beaconsfield v Bye Berwick 12.10-82 def Officer SFC 9.5-59 Cranbourne 21.10-136 def Narre Warren 12.12-84 Doveton 0.7-55 def 0.14-86 Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham 16.21-117 def Hampton Park 3.3-21 Queen’s Birthday – No Games Saturday, 10 June Round 9 Saturday, 17 June Hampton Park v Bye Officer SFC 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 25 def by ROC 53 Narre Warren 46 def by Beaconsfield 49 Cranbourne 32 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 47 Hampton Park 46 def Berwick 34 Round 4 Saturday, 29 April Berwick v Bye ROC 35 def by Hampton Park 43 Pakenham 26 def by Beaconsfield 57 Tooradin-Dalmore 47 def Narre Warren 43 Doveton 48 def Cranbourne 46 Round 5 Pink Sports Day Saturday, 6 May Cranbourne v Bye Tooradin-Dalmore 53 def ROC 29 Beaconsfield 42 def Hampton Park 37 Pakenham 38 def by Doveton 53 Narre Warren 64 def Berwick 45 AFL Vic Community Championships Saturday, 13 May - NO GAMES Round 6 Saturday, 20 May Tooradin-Dalmore v Bye Beaconsfield 50 def Doveton 39 Berwick 53 def Pakenham 41 ROC 37 def by Cranbourne 55 Hampton Park 37 def by Narre Warren 47 Round 7 Indigenous Round Saturday, 27 May ROC v Bye Cranbourne 34 def by Beaconsfield 42 Doveton 57 def Berwick 51 Hampton Park 14 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 52 Narre Warren 59 def 30 Pakenham

Round 8 Saturday, 3 June Beaconsfield v Bye Berwick v ROC Cranbourne v Narre Warren Doveton v Tooradin-Dalmore Pakenham v Hampton Park Queen’s Birthday – No Games Saturday, 10 June Round 9 Saturday, 17 June Hampton Park v Bye ROC 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 def

Berwick 56 Cranbourne 44

def by

Narre Warren 46

Doveton 50

def by

Tooradin-Dalmore 60

Pakenham 34

def by

Hampton Park 55

Bye

Berwick 33

def by

ROC 39

Cranbourne 33

def by

Narre Warren 64

Doveton 32

def by

Tooradin-Dalmore 43

Pakenham 46

def by

Hampton Park 57

ROC 51

Beaconsfield

C GRADE

Bye

Beaconsfield

D GRADE Berwick 24

def by

ROC 36

Cranbourne 26

def by

Narre Warren 50

Doveton 39

def by

Tooradin-Dalmore 41

Pakenham 22

def by

Hampton Park 44

Bye

Beaconsfield

Berwick 19

def by

ROC 26

Cranbourne 32

def by

Narre Warren 54

Doveton 24

def by

Tooradin-Dalmore 28

Pakenham 14

def by

Hampton Park 44

Bye

Beaconsfield

17 & UNDER WHITE

17 & UNDER RED Berwick 21

def by

ROC 38

Cranbourne 27

def by

Narre Warren 47

Doveton 41

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 15

Pakenham 45

def

Hampton Park 16

Bye

Beaconsfield

Berwick 29 Cranbourne 26

def def by

ROC 18 Narre Warren 42

Doveton 40

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 25

Pakenham 53

def

Hampton Park 8

Bye

Beaconsfield

15 & UNDER WHITE

15 & UNDER RED Berwick 16

def by

ROC 28

Cranbourne 15

def by

Narre Warren 41

Berwick 23

drew

ROC 23

Cranbourne 30

def

Narre Warren 21

Doveton 37

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 14

Doveton 46

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 18

Pakenham 37

def

Hampton Park 6

Bye

Beaconsfield

Beaconsfield

Bye

Pakenham

Bye

13 & UNDER RED

13 & UNDER WHITE

Berwick 22

def by

ROC 37

Cranbourne 16

def by

Narre Warren 27

Doveton 16

def by

Tooradin-Dalmore 31

Pakenham 25 Bye

def

Berwick 8

def by

ROC 27

Cranbourne 13

def by

Narre Warren 30

Doveton 25

def

Tooradin-Dalmore 19

Hampton Park 12

Bye

Beaconsfield

Beaconsfield

Bye

Pakenham

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

B GRADE P 7 7 7 7 7 7 8 7 7

W 7 6 5 4 3 2 3 2 0

L 0 1 2 3 4 5 5 5 7

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1

For 375 325 359 326 304 320 296 282 217

Agst 224 272 281 324 294 354 329 330 396

PTS 32 28 24 20 16 12 12 12 4

% 167.41 119.49 127.76 100.62 103.40 90.40 89.97 85.45 54.80

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

P 7 7 7 7 8 7 7 7 7

W 7 6 4 3 4 3 3 2 0

L 0 1 3 4 4 4 4 5 7

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1

For 320 263 244 223 246 203 190 187 125

Agst 162 181 222 213 237 220 212 228 326

PTS 32 28 20 16 16 16 16 12 4

% 197.53 145.30 109.91 104.69 103.80 92.27 89.62 82.02 38.34

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

P 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 8

W 7 7 5 5 3 3 1 0 1

L 0 0 2 2 4 4 6 7 7

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0

For 348 244 239 272 248 224 98 147 120

Agst 160 147 152 209 212 201 264 254 341

PTS 32 32 24 24 16 16 8 4 4

% 217.50 165.99 157.24 130.14 116.98 111.44 37.12 57.87 35.19

TEAM

P 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 8

W 6 6 6 5 4 2 2 1 0

L 1 1 1 2 3 5 5 6 8

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0

For 255 232 194 189 161 161 137 88 81

Agst 108 122 145 122 130 208 179 258 226

PTS 28 28 28 24 20 12 12 8 0

% 236.11 190.16 133.79 154.92 123.85 77.40 76.54 34.11 35.84

TEAM

P

ROC

6

Beaconsfield Berwick

P 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 8

W 7 6 4 4 3 2 2 1 0

L 0 1 1 2 3 4 4 6 8

D 0 0 2 1 1 1 1 0 0

BYE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0

For 316 221 142 166 143 133 99 89 72

Agst 76 110 104 138 133 176 182 212 250

PTS 32 28 24 22 18 14 14 8 0

% 415.79 200.91 136.54 120.29 107.52 75.57 54.40 41.98 28.80

TEAM

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

D 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1

For 339 352 285 250 339 281 230 240 258

Agst 245 261 269 251 346 291 302 281 328

PTS 28 26 26 20 16 16 12 8 8

% 138.37 134.87 105.95 99.60 97.98 96.56 76.16 85.41 78.66

P 7 7 7 7 8 7 7 7 7

W 7 6 4 4 4 3 3 1 0

L 0 1 3 3 4 4 4 6 7

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BYE 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1

For 318 240 210 211 220 220 168 119 105

Agst 156 169 176 181 198 242 195 222 272

PTS 32 28 20 20 16 16 16 8 4

% 203.85 142.01 119.32 116.57 111.11 90.91 86.15 53.60 38.60

P

W

L

D

BYE

For

Agst

PTS

%

Beaconsfield

7

7

0

0

1

339

73

32

464.38

Narre Warren

7

6

1

0

1

260

145

28

179.31

Doveton

7

5

2

0

1

193

154

24

125.32

Cranbourne

7

4

2

1

1

204

203

22

100.49

Pakenham

7

4

3

0

1

176

126

20

139.68

Berwick

7

2

4

1

1

147

174

14

84.48

ROC

7

2

5

0

1

155

196

12

79.08

Tooradin-Dalmore

7

1

6

0

1

95

233

8

40.77

W

L

D

BYE

For

Agst

PTS

%

5

0

1

2

196

96

30

204.17

6

5

1

0

2

160

80

28

200.00

6

4

1

1

2

161

108

26

149.07

Cranbourne

6

4

2

0

2

179

130

24

137.69

Narre Warren

6

2

4

0

2

130

125

16

104.00

Pakenham

6

2

4

0

2

133

143

16

93.01

Doveton

6

1

5

0

2

133

187

12

71.12

Tooradin-Dalmore

6

0

6

0

2

57

280

8

20.36

15 & UNDER WHITE

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

L 1 1 1 3 4 4 5 6 6

17 & UNDER WHITE

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

W 6 5 5 4 4 3 2 1 1

D GRADE

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

P 7 7 7 7 8 7 7 7 7

13 & UNDER WHITE P

W

L

D

BYE

For

Agst

PTS

%

Beaconsfield

6

6

0

0

2

276

26

32

1061.54

ROC

6

6

0

0

2

203

46

32

441.30

Berwick

6

4

2

0

2

97

89

24

108.99

Pakenham

6

2

3

1

2

137

115

18

119.13

Narre Warren

6

2

3

1

2

101

131

18

77.10

Cranbourne

6

2

4

0

2

67

181

16

37.02

Doveton

6

1

5

0

2

55

212

12

25.94

Tooradin-Dalmore

6

0

6

0

2

68

204

8

33.33

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BERWICK 56 DEF ROC 51 Berwick have been one of the most improved netball sides during the middle part of the season.

Languishing on the bottom of the ladder until Round Six, two wins from three matches has the rejuvenated Wickers, who find themselves only one game out of the five. Coach Janine Kilmartin, never lost faith and has been prepared to give girls plenty of opportunities. Berwick definitely play well at home and they welcomed ROC who find themselves falling off the pace after showing some promising signs earlier in the season. Berwick took the game on and got to the front when it mattered most winning by 5 goals and moved the Wickers to sixth. There is a logjam at the bottom end of the table, with 10 games to go it’s going to be an interesting run into September for both sides. Berwick will be looking to carry their momentum throughout the season while ROC will need to be doing some soul searching to restore some confidence into their netball after losing their last four matches.

CRANBOURNE 44 LOST TO NARRE WARREN 46 The game of the round was played at Casey Fields with Cranbourne welcoming Narre Warren. The Eagles and the Magpies are destined to play finals and this was a preview for the finals. The conditions can always make it tricky but both teams seemed to handle the conditions well. Cranbourne have a strong defence but was always going to have their work cut out of for them as Gabby Dwyer from Narre Warren is one of if not the best shooters in the competition.

The game was tight early with teams separated by only one goal. Narre Warren capitalised during the second term and where able to convert better in front of goals, extending their lead to five goals by the main change outscoring the home-side 14 goals to 10. Cranbourne continued to apply pressure on the ball and fought hard to keep the margin close.

Cranbourne did well to have the margin within striking distance with one quarter to go. The Eagles continued to push hard and had the premiers on the

back foot but they close the gap enough to secure an upset win at home going down by 2 points.

DOVETON 50 LOST TO TOORADIN-DALMORE 60 Tooradin continue to flex their muscle against the competition as they travelled to Doveton to make it eight straight and start their season undefeated.

Doveton have gone back to basics in recent weeks with Coach Liz Edwards instructing her players to focus on the doing the little things well and the rest will look after itself. Doveton really took up the fight against their fancied rivals and managed to keep the margin within striking distance. Doveton have a resilient seven and bolstered by a fantastic attack which was on show. Doveton should be proud of their four quarter performance and gain plenty of confidence going into the second half of the season.

Doveton were the second team for the season to be within 10 goals of the early season premiership favourite. Tooradin are looking for the first senior premiership in over a decade and look to have themselves well placed with 10 rounds to go.

PAKENHAM 34 LOST TO HAMPTON PARK 55 Pakenham welcomed Hampton Park in a must-win for the visitors. The Lions themselves were desperate to secure their first four points of the season while the Redbacks where looking to bounce back after a trouncing at the hands of early premiership favourite Tooradin last week. Pakenham showed some guts and determination early before Hampton Park started to play better with quick fluent ball movement from their midcourt setting up their attack with better opportunities to score. The Redbacks attack has been inconsistent but really grew into the contest after the main change. The Redbacks slowly but surely extending their lead until it became insurmountable and cruised to a 21 goal victory, their 55 goals their best return for the season.

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TOORADIN-DALMORE (1ST 7-0) V BERWICK (6TH 2-5) Tooradin are the comprehensive ladder leaders dominating in each and every one of their contests in Season 2017. They’re the number one ranked squad in terms of offensive and defence and it appears nothing is getting in their way towards their first senior netball premiership in over a decade. The Seagulls take on the Wickers who have found their mojo and are playing a great brand of spirited netball which has seen them rocket up the ladder after starting the season with four loses. Coach Janine Kilmartin has shown some faith in the young Berwick side and has been prepared to move players around until they find the right combination. It must be working as the girls in Blue have won two of their past three matches and are a chance to play in finals due to log jam on the ladder. The Wickers will be tested by the best in the competition down at Westernport Oval, it will be a true test to see how far the girls have improved and where their chances lie for the second half of the season. Tooradin are on a rampage and even at Berwick’s best they will be doing well to restrict them to under 50 goals, only two teams have been within 10 goals at the final whistle. Tooradin to win by 17 goals.

ROC (8TH 2-5) V BEACONSFIELD (2ND 6-1) ROC have been on the slide in recent weeks, after an impressive start to the season the Kangaroos have lost their last four consecutive games as they scramble to remain in the finals picture. The Roos welcome Beaconsfield who will be refreshed after enjoying nearly three weeks between matches. Beaconsfield have improved again this season which sees them sitting second on the ladder only one game behind the ladder leaders. Beaconsfield’s experienced players have seen them dominate most of their opposition this season and are seen as the main challenger to Tooradin for top spot this season. The Eagles play a ferocious brand of netball whipping the ball through the midcourt getting the ball quickly into their attack which has them ranked fourth overall with an average scoring rate of nearly 47 goals a game. ROC face a tough challenge again this week, they will hoping that Beaconsfield are still in sleep mode after their break from the court, if they can secure the early ascendancy they might be able to put enough pressure on their fancied rivals to cause an upset. The Kangaroos would need a lot to go right for that to happen, the Eagles will be looking to secure another win and reach the half mark of the season in second place breathing down the necks of Tooradin. Beaconsfield to win by 25 goals.

NARRE WARREN (3RD 5-2) V DOVETON (4TH 4-3) Third versus fourth which will be the game of the round.

Narre Warren where perched on top of the SEFNL Netball world for nearly 18 months, they enjoyed a winning streak which lasted over three seasons but have found themselves two games off top spot. The Magpies have blooded plenty of new talent into the senior line-up over the course of the season and will be a menacing task to anyone who has to play them during the finals.

Doveton has been a team on the improve in recent weeks, under the guidance of Liz Edwards Doveton appear to be getting better each week. The Doves will enter the contest full of confidence with a nothing to lose mentality. Narre Warren are still a force to be reckoned with they along with the ladder leaders are the only teams to be averaging more than 50 goals a match. If Narre come out early, it will dash any confidence the Doves had pre-game. Doveton have a talented forward combination but they will have their work cut out against a tight defence and also be under pressure to convert every opportunity as the Narre goalers have been in great form this season. Narre to secure the win at home and increase the gap between fourth and fifth on the ladder. Narre by 13 goals.

PAKENHAM (9TH 0-7) V CRANBOURNE (5TH 3-4) The struggling Lions welcome Cranbourne, who find themselves in a position where they must win to keep the gap between them and the teams outside of the 5 to at least two matches. Cranbourne have been in every contest but just falling short at the crucial moments in their matches. Pakenham who have shown signs of improvement have struggled over the course of four quarters to stay competitive, the Lions start the matches well but when fatigue hits the opposition sneak away and setup their wins during the second and third quarters.

Pakenham netball club is in the process of transition and will be looking to get more experience into their younger senior players to set them up for long term success in the future. Cranbourne have too much at stake to let this chance slip at Toomuc Reserve, Cranbourne’s strong play is built around their staunch defence. The Eagles defenders have them sitting as the fourth ranked defence, only a few goals behind the ladder leaders. Cranbourne will be too strong in the later parts of the match and should win comfortably. Cranbourne by 19 goals.

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

NARRE WARREN V DOVETON

PAKENHAM V CRANBOURNE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

Coach: Jade & Greg Heinrich Team Manager: Jodi McLaren

Coach: Liz Edwards

Coach: Karen Meredith

Player

Player

Player

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

Hayley Stewart

Carly Saunders

Melissa Webster

Christine Meyer

Shonalene San Jose

Katrina Meredith

Leah Seeto

Emma Jones

Aggie Seeto

Renae Joiner

Rahni Samason

Amelia McCarthy

Danielle Kamana

Kate McGowan

Zali Mifsud

Kyra Esler

Liz Edwards

Keely Wright

Kerry Mundy

Jenna Douglas

TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Donna Wilson

POS Captain

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

TOORADIN-DALMORE V BERWICK

ROC V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: ROC

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Sharon Hook Team Manager: Louisa Vincent

Coach: Simon O’Shanassy

Coach: Kelly Andrews

Coach: Janine Kilmartin

Player

Player

Player

Player

Alex Maher

Emily Wilson Abuk Kenyang Itagia Amatage Emily Pratt Olivia Macente Sarah Nash Renee Gill Rebecca Langford Emily Wilson Morgan Thomas Caitlin Anthony Mikale Greer

POS GS

Bianca Sanzaro

Sam Neil

GA

Emily Boribon

Gemma Stacey

WA

Tanya Mijovic

Ash Barnett

C

Jasmine Jones

Courtney Linhart (Captain)

Georgie Douglas

WD

Kate Murphy

Alysson Jeanes

GD

Ashleigh Gill

Laura Quinn

GK

Rylee Nelson

POS CoCaptain

Alex Duff Emma Iacovou

CoCaptain

Shona Wells © Sara Duncan Jessica Cox

Vice Captain

Rebecca Kinna

Mal Overdyk

INT

Danielle Cameron

Amy Jones

INT

Taylah Jencke

Ebony Dolan

Sarah Smith

INT

Britnee Tyers

Jessica Maher

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

NARRE WARREN V DOVETON

PAKENHAM V CRANBOURNE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Coach: Rebekah Bogos Team Manager: Jill Brown

Coach: Liz Edwards

Coach: Carolyn Green

Coach: Bela Tatham

Player

Player

Player

Jemma Osborne

Linda Hunt

Caitlin Armstrong

Captain

Vanessa San Jose

Hayley Melsen

Vice Captain

Kealeigh Brown

Natalie Montanari

Holly Booth

Emma Literback

Jessica Pastras

Carly Stagg © Madison Nation Jayde Stow

POS

Player Karina Brady Aimee Harkin Ashleigh Honan

Jasmine Wilson

Chloe Maas

Emily Andrew

Helen Margaret

Jade Waite

Emma Robertson

Ally Johnson

Ellen Graham

Meaghan Winter

Olivia Corrigan

Elayne Schneider

Jodie Holt

Atleini Seeto

Sophie Gambetta

Tessa Woodward

Meaghan McGill

Kyla Quinn

Amy Rae

Emily Pastras

C

C

TOORADIN-DALMORE V BERWICK

ROC V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: ROC

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: BERWICK

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

Coach: John Ioane

Coach: Jessica Maher

Coach: Leanne Walford

Player

Player

Rachel Cole ©

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

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

Player

POS

Danielle Fedel

Vice Captain

Melanie Davies

Co-Captain

Kelly Andrews

Corinne Merrigan

Mary McGindle

Zoe Mason

Holly Gillespie

Ciara Nelson

Bronte Evans

Kelly Cecere

Stacey Sawyer Dayle Willis

Rebecca Allen Gabrielle Stinear Courtney Davey

Co-Captain

Emma Haynes Erin McMillan

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

NARRE WARREN V DOVETON TEAM: NARRE WARREN Coach: Carly Camilleri & Jaymie Hammond Team Manager: Donna Maund

Player Jacqui McNamara Chelsea Tonna Maddison Maund Kate Dowling © Tayla Hammond Kayleigh Spink Tara Heinze Simone Potter Donna McEwen

PAKENHAM V CRANBOURNE

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Coach: Jay Peterson

Coach: Meaghan Musgrave Assistant Coach: Deb Mibus

Coach: Ellen Graham

Player

Player

Player

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

Jessica Dart

Captain

Brooke Davey

Renee Weaver

Vice Captain

Alana Haslett

C

Ashleigh Brady

Jodie Pike

VC

Tahlia Brown

Georgia Blackney

Ngatungane Paniora

Caitlyn Borley

Jamii Teaka

Brodie Davenport

Kayla Trussell

Samantha Bond

Tukmate Teaka

Sarah Mooney

Erin Carter

Nicole Turner

Tarina Tiaiti

Jenna Bliss

POS

C

TOORADIN-DALMORE V BERWICK

ROC V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: ROC

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Louisa Vincent Team Manager: Debby Stacey

Coach: Roger Palmer

Coach: Sara Duncan

Coach: Marisa Notley

Player

Player

Player

Player

Shannon Williams

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

Dorothea Nelio

POS GS

Mia Palmer

Natali Van Deelen

GA

Molly Murnane

Kaisha Stacey

WA

Suzie Bourchier

Elly Carter

C

Samantha O'Dea

Laura Hughes

WD

Jordan Lang

Jade Cappola

GD

Hannah Blair

Emma Arnett

GK

Paris Houeix

Hannah Wren

INT

Maddison Wrench

Teagan Davies

INT

Caitlyn Budge

POS

Jayne DaRose Jessica Lamont Vice Captain Co-Captain

Sharna O'Dwyer Kate Gillespie © Natalie Tout Teegan Rolfe Ellie Brooke

Co-Captain

Jamieson Rendall Bridget Cook

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

NARRE WARREN V DOVETON

PAKENHAM V CRANBOURNE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

Coach: Michelle Mashado Team Manager:Marg Stuart

Coach: Melinda Wilson Team manager: Vicky Hendy

Coach: Tracey Brown

Player

Player

Player

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

Melinda Wilson

Kirsty Leskie

Captain

Janelle Dale

Vice Captain

Sherridan Murphy

VC C

Laura May

Cassie Hill

Vidhi Fernandes

Taliah Micaleff

Ashleigh Macdonald

Molly Saunders

Rachel Williams

Ashleigh Taylor

Fiona Partridge

Katelyn Garbett

Emma Barry

Sharni Bluhm

Stephanie Wright

TOORADIN-DALMORE V BERWICK

TEAM: ROC

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

Coach: Sue Wren

Coach: Tracey Treweek

Player

Sarah Hoffman

GS

Emily Wrench

Tayla Chapman (Captain)

GA

Maddie Kellet

Keely Comerford

WA

Madison Percival

C

Maddison Baker

Kristy Whitnell

Rebecca Chippendale

ROC V BEACONSFIELD

Sarah Lord (Vice Captain)

Renee Wright

Rebecca Sparks

Bianca Lombardi

Rhiannon Warkuss

Player

Jade Whitnell

Jessica Purches

Ashley Beardsworth

POS

Coach: Sally Harkin

POS

Karolyn Honeysett

Rebecca Hendy

Player

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

POS

Shelley Ziesler

Alex Taylor

WD

Ellen Barnes

GD

Crystal Clark

GK

Stacey Loizou

INT

Kahrynn Lloyd

Chelsea Maher

INT

Tianah Talbot

Caity Mason

INT

Ashleigh Murray

Claire Van Lambaart

Captain

Tayla Entwistle

Vice Captain

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Alex Duff

Coach: Mikaela Greer

Player

Player

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

Alysha Whiley Brooke Holden Deb Smit Madeline Robinson Holly Harman Hayley Trait Sarah O'Hagan Kate Blacka Breanna Thomas

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

NARRE WARREN V DOVETON

PAKENHAM V CRANBOURNE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Coach: Holly Booth Team Manager: Paul Cairns

Coach: Jason Baker

Coach: Jessica Dart

Player

Player

Player

Coach: Donna Wilson and Steph Ryan

Tamika Cairns

Shonalene San Jose

Taylah Boatwood

Oshania Natu

Hayley Carmichael

Taylah Howie

Kaitlyn Jones

Hayley Stewart

Abbey Luttrell

Oceana Perry

Rachael Mcleod

Isabella Trezise

Mary Miles

Samantha Ryan

Meg Da Costa

Allie Oakenfull

Telomi Paniora

Chelsea Gray

Jenna Douglas

Tiana Butler

Georgia Elkins Kacey Maund Chloe Crouch

Kyla Quinn

Caitlin Egan Alexandra Stephenson

Melissa Webster

Corrina Emery

Lesila Seeto

POS

Joanna Anastasoglou Kyra Esler Keely Wright

Co Captain Co Captain Vice Captain

Player Erin Wollfenbuttle Tahlia Coates Aimee Harkin Allegra Sujica Grace Rand

TOORADIN-DALMORE V BERWICK

ROC V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: ROC

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Scott Eastwood

Coach: Melanie Davies

Coach: Jessica Cox

Coach: Janine Kilmartin

Player

Player Gemika Johnson

Player

Player

Chloe Potocnik

Emily Pupuke

Miya Peterson

Sarah Casticum

Anne-Maree Hughes

Mikaylah Howes

Korrina Pol Bodetto

Danielle Devlin

Jaymee Eastwood Olivia Hamilton Topsy Morgan Abby Williams

Emily Kerr

Grace Iverach

Hayley Alman Lauren Castricum Shannon Westwell

May Peterson

Shenaya Wijesundera

Ebony Lang

Kaitlyn Harding

Renee Gill

Anya Fesolai

Abbie Potter

Paige Ladner

Charlotte Petelinek

Shannyn Wolffenbuttel

Teneille Morrell

Cheyenne Mason

Brianna Pratt

Ebony Mason Breanna Gibson

Shona Davis Simone Green Zarli Corless Victoria Tiplady

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

NARRE WARREN V DOVETON

PAKENHAM V CRANBOURNE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

Coach: Leigh Taylor Team Manager: Lisa Hatigan

Coach: Kellie Miller

Coach: Deb Mibus

Player

Player

Player

Caitlyn Pritchard

Taliah Micallef

Leah Gartside

Captain

Charli Howie

Elayne Schneider

Vice Captain

Keeley Miller

Yar Biar

Keeley Mitchell

Abby Gregorovich

Ebony Phillips

Jenelle Joiner

Makaela Abrahama

Maddison Jude

Nikita Milner

Taylah Simpson Cailie Goodes Abbey Langham Natalie Hatigan Emma Alexander

TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Sally Harkin

POS

Player Chelsea Blackney Jenna Bliss

C

Tegan Harris Shaylee Hearn

Harmony Thomas

Sarah Jones

Christine Stiglich

Olivia Catrucco

Tusani Carter Castelli

Adelaide Paternoster

Ebony Lee

Kayla Atkinson

Amy Johnson

Emma Reid

Brooke Wilson

Gemma Robertson

Heather Keziah

Jessica Miles

Olivia Antonello

TOORADIN-DALMORE V BERWICK

ROC V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: ROC

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Travis Pretty

Coach: Andi Dickson

Coach: E mma Haynes and Tara Smith

Coach: Sarah Nash

Player

Clare Spiteri

Ainsley Barwise

Danielle Green

Lauren Davies

Julia Batchelor

Lauren Kaye

Katie Jennings

Georgette Wachel ©

Madi Houreix

Rachel Huxtable

Shannae Poata

Abhilaashini Ramesh

Natalie Wood

Zoe Matson

Zara Treweek

Jamie Stephens

Georgia Presutto

Mikaela Dakic

Maddison Heinze ©

Madeline Bailey

Player

POS

Player

Tahlia Dale

GS

Mackenzie Little

Hannah Meniecke

GA

Brodie Szybkowski

Mahayla McCrae

WA

Brianna Burns

Ebony Tsardakas

C

Kasey Brooks-Macmillan

Zoe Dallasta

WD

Hannah Moyle

GD

Jacinta Hickey

GK

Sahra Eishold

INT

Grace Pym

INT

Hanna Levin Jessica Coburn

Player

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

NARRE WARREN V DOVETON

PAKENHAM V CRANBOURNE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

Coach: Michelle Mashado Team Manager: Kim Hammond

Coach: Emma Barry Team Manager: C assandra Pullen

Coach: Caitlin Armstrong

Player

Sheridan O'Brien

Captain

Teileah Pullen

Charlotte Reid

Vice Captain

Chelyn Rakei

Romi Esler

Zealand Rakei

Caitlin Green

Sophie Miller

Angelina Interlandi

Kira Hamilton

Helen Margaret Ashin

Leah Mibus

Alicia Mirabile

Ashleigh Hammond ©

Sontina Teinakore

Vanessa Qunivutia

Tara Sujica

Amy Heinze

Holly White

Britney Simpson

Chloe Grimsey

Ruby Sheppard

Adele Batten

Gerogie Talbot

Madalyn Grimsey

Player Jaimee Adema Lauren Bechet Amy Bidwell Molly Calderwood (vc) Chloe Carmichael

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Player

Coach: Sarah Mooney

POS

Player Chelsea Gray Mackenzie Fox Emily Pollock Paige Borley Maddison Parker

TOORADIN-DALMORE V BERWICK

ROC V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: ROC

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Larissa Wood

Coach: Melanie Petelinek

Coach: E bony Dolan and Shannon Williams

Coach: Leanne Walford

Player

Joyce Oyay

Elly Agius

Rylee Broadley

Player Maddison Chamberlain

POS Captain

Player Alixandria Petelinek

Kelly Cousins

Chelsea Little

Emilee Dunn

Mikayla Halstead

Tahlia Emery

Mackenzie Coutts Maddison Diwell

Player

Tiarna Green Emily Guic

Jaimee Nelson

Bridget Holloway

Alix Rozynski

Mairead Holloway ©

Millicent Utber

Lilly Howes

Karly Meinecke

Francesca Paila

Ella Murray

Sussu Liai

Jessica Postregna

Jemima Sheedy

Karlee Roberts

Chantelle Rudolph

Elyse Pretty

Maxine Fitiao

Layla Williams ©

Elliott Santamaria

Brydie Engellenner Alexis Jeanes Ellie Keen

Amy Davies Akech Nyoul

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

NARRE WARREN V DOVETON

PAKENHAM V CRANBOURNE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Coach: Jayde & Glenn Stow Team Manager: Steve Woolfe

Coach: Mel Gravell

Coach: Carol Gregorovich

Coach: Kelly Thompson and Jade Whitnell

Player

Player

Ella Alexander

Chaecie Armansin

Player

POS

Charlotte Anderson Taylor Wilson

T.J Sturdy

Paris Hastings

Taylah Ellis

Laney Franklin

Brooke Grimmer

Megan Hunt

Demi Heights

Jessie Little

Monica San Jose

Jayde Mashado

Nikita Hawthorn

Player Adelle St Mart

C

Cassie Kirkpatrick

Mikayla Cipriani Caitlin Johnson

Captain

Chelsea Fernandez Alisha Oskan

Evangeline Isamaela

Anna Dowling

Sienna Jude

Ebony Rich

VC

Natasha Serdzeff

Jade Leenen

Jessica Stow

Georgia Henwood

Jazlyn Smith

Jastehana Ngatokoa

Hayley Woolfe

Haylie Pastras

Rhiannon Soun

Tiarna Eldridge

Alicia Scalzo

TOORADIN-DALMORE V BERWICK

ROC V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: ROC

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Chelsea Maher Assistant Coach: Kaisha Stacey

Coach: Mia Palmer Assistant Coach: Roger Palmer

Coach: Sharna O’Dwyer Assistant Coach: Bronte Evans

Coach: Bridget Arthurson

Player

Player

Player

Bridget Paul

Lindall Davies

Aker Mawith

Brodie Grigg

Jasmine Corless

Laura Huxtable

Keeley Stickley

Kiaya Chamberlain

POS Co Captain

Emma Castricum

Kayla Bratic

Ashlee Curry Chantelle Dale Ciara Johnson Darci Kneebone

Jamie Quinn

Co Captain

Paige Drake Sophie Freis Chloe Sutherland

Poppy Messer

Player

Sophie Castricum Monique Mitchell

Darcy Paterson

Hannah Sellings

Erica Renny

Keely Stibbard

Ruby Sievewright

Jenna Trewarn

Sophie Williams

Ellen Streat ©

Chantelle Wolter

Star Toeleiu

Tahlia Lane

Jade Weatherhead

Holly Moulday

Georgia Murphy

Eliza Angenent Cate Anderson

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

NARRE WARREN V DOVETON

PAKENHAM V CRANBOURNE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

Coach: Amy Rae Team Manager: Natalie De La Sota

Coach: Rita Camilleri Team Manager: Susan Micaleff

Coach: Emma Jones

Player

Bethany Hoefer

Captain

Haylie Pastras

Taylah Partridge

Vice Captain

Zealand Rakei

Ava Da Costa

Player Lainey Bidwell Jasmine De La Sota Shanae Allen

Georgia Henwood

Mackenzie Morrison

Keeley Finegan

Courtney Siwes

Amelia Mundy

Emma Zukowski

Racheal Hunt

Annabel Sheppard

Haylie Andrews

Roshelle Thompson

Shaylee Wilson

Player

TEAM: CRANBOURNE Coach: Nicole and Paul Turner

POS

Sarah Johnson Brooke McPartlane Emily Tatt

Jorja Ferrari Sophie Gamble

Hayley O'Sullivan

Charlotte Harris

Anahera Langley

Syke Hopkins

Uaina Purcell

Meg O'Brien

Lesina Cordtz

C

Hannah Sach

Brooke Galley

VC

David Sollberger

Eliza Fox

TOORADIN-DALMORE V BERWICK

ROC V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: ROC

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

Coach: Julie Williams Co Coach: Abby Williams

Coach: Nicole Nelson

Coach: Lisa Williams

Player

Player

Keeley Burgmann

Tiarna Gates

Mikayla Phillips

Darcy Utber

Mia Williams

Isabelle O'Shanassy

Gemma Ziino

Player

TEAM: BERWICK Coach: Mel Guic

Player

Player

Dehansa Herath

Sasha Williams ©

Kaylah Loulanting

Emilie Jones ©

Ava Hicks

Charlee Webb

Holly Moulday

Holly Van De Loop

Chloe Isgro

Jamie MacKinder

Isobel Potter

Chloe MacKinder

Charlotte Shortis

Ella Tevaga

Tahlia Stibbard

Tiana Jones

Annie O'Brien

Ally Grist

Kasey Gambetta

Tara Bratic

Grace Moore

Tayla Ferguson

Imogen Lancaster

Amber Jackson

Brooke Abu-Jaber

Elise Setches Amelie Mucic Moesha Griffin

Ava Spence Cas O'Brien

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ROUND 9 - Saturday June 17

NARRE WARREN V DOVETON

PAKENHAM V CRANBOURNE

TEAM: NARRE WARREN

TEAM: DOVETON

TEAM: PAKENHAM

TEAM: CRANBOURNE

Coach: Jemma Osborne Team Manager: Simone Potter

Coach: Brooke Wirramanaden

Coach: Hayley Melsen

Player

Player

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

Olivia Brinkmann (VC)

Dakota Rakei

Delainey Brown © Jayde Davey Sienna Hastings Shannon Lowe Paige Micallef

Vice Captain

Ashley Fox Gabby Sibiala

Olivia Frost

Isabella Hetherington

Rhylee Wiramanaden

Erin Judd

Kyah Hearn

Chelsea Wiramanaden

Sophie McKellar

Kiara St Mart

Eliza Molino

Marie Dowling

Mary O'Loughlin

Mia Sibiala

Chelsea Snowden

Olivia Berry

Tanika Seymour

Savannah Stodal

Player

Molly McLeod

Bailey Jenkin

Shaylee Wilson

Elly Quirk

Captain

Evie Drake

Jaymi Andrews

Tahni Goodes

POS

Mia Mae Mckinlay Bridget Carney

Calypso Galeney

Tahlia Cipriani

Player

TOORADIN-DALMORE V BERWICK

ROC V BEACONSFIELD TEAM: ROC

TEAM: BEACONSFIELD

TEAM: TOORADIN-DALMORE

TEAM: BERWICK

Coach: Alex Taylor

Coach: Sally Lane

Coach: Trish Howes and Jayne DaRose

Coach: Janelle Snelling

Player

Alek Mawith

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

Abbey Richardson

Player

POS

Player

Tayla Ferguson

Eliza Mettes

Trinity Millar

Kyana Eagle

Tegan Eastwood Makani Sheeham Ada Pretty Maia Nimmo Tayla Keen

Captain

Ariah Eagle Paigelyn Brooks-Macmillan Aleisha Islamovski Abbey Kerr

Keely Wemyss

Lauren Clark

Zara McLeod

Sami Lane

Skye Ferguson

Bella Sherritt

Player

Amy Solari Scarlett Trotter Emily Mollard Ainsley Fothersgill Meg Garrett Jasmine Nation Adam Snelling Delylah Loulanting

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We travelled to Casey Fields for Round Eight to take on Cranbourne. In the calmest conditions we have experienced at the normally windy courts, some high scores were recorded. It was almost a clean sweep with nine wins, including a thriller for A Grade.

A NW 46 def Cran 44 BOC: Erin, Britt & Leigh A nail biting win from A Grade after Cranbourne narrowed the margin in the final quarter through their impressive defence.

B NW 64 def Cran 33 BOC: Holly, Jem & Meaghan B Grade produced their best game for the season so far.

Clear, direct feeding to the goal ring created a goal fest with all players stepping up their defensive pressure to cause turnovers. It was great to see plenty of tight defence rewarded with intercepts and finished off with accurate goaling.

C NW 50 def Cran 26 BOC: Donna, Tayla & Kate Another convincing victory for C Grade, whose performance improved as the game went on. The mid court steadied to ensure their feed into the goal circle was accurate and were rewarded with another strong performance from goalers, Jac, Chels and Maddie. At the other end, Donna rebounded strongly and drove the ball out of defence.

D NW 54 def Cran 32 BOC: Teagan, Britt, Paige & Hayley The wins continue to tick over for D Grade, with another high scoring performance. Great pressure from the mid court helped create scoring opportunities.

17R NW 47 def Cran 27 BOC: Tamika & Hailey A high scoring performance for Casey Fields, with our attacking end converting everything that came their way. We will be keen to build on this performance against Doveton, which is set to be a challenge.

17W NW 42 def Cran 26 BOC: BOC: Abbey & Taylah A steady performance from our 17 White girls who built on their lead in the second half. We wish the Cranbourne WD a speedy recovery after a nasty fall.

15R NW 41 def Cran 16 BOC: Chloe, Amy H & Molly The 15 Red girls controlled this match from the outset. Their discipline and focus came through, rewarded with a big win and 41 goals.

15W Cran 30 def NW 21 BOC: Paris & Ella In a tight contest, Cranbourne got the better of our 15 White girls who battled hard for four quarters. After the week off, they will be keen to turn their form around against Doveton.

13R NW 27 def Cran 16 BOC: Annie, Jasmine & Courtney Our 13 Red girls recorded back to back wins with a pleasing team effort. The girls continue to show their flexibility each week. We look forward to seeing them climb the ladder in the second half of the season.

13W NW 30 def Cran 13 BOC: Tahlia, Elly, Jayde Our youngest netballers recorded an impressive win to start the foggy morning at Casey Fields. The girls concentrated for the whole game, putting their training into play.

After enjoying the Queen’s Birthday weekend we return to Fox Road to take on Doveton. All ten matches are set to be fierce contests. With several players unavailable due to VNL commitments we look forward to seeing others step up and take their opportunities to embrace a challenge.

COMING EVENTS: VIP Day & White Ribbon Round – Sat 1 July – From 1pm – NWFNC Social Rooms Black & White Ball – Sat 8 July - Tickets on sale in June - $60 includes two course meal + donut wall – Dress to impress $8000 Draw - Sunday 6 August – Tickets on sale – See Hayden James Thank you to our Match Day sponsors: Jay Q Plastering, Inspire Sports Group, Tru Plumbing, McGill Family, Fountain Gate Bingo, South East Tattoo Removal, P3 Sports & Recovery, Mongelli Constructions, Aly Heinze, Subway Narre Warren & Fountain Gate Panels.

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A fantastic night was had by all that attended the club’s annual Cocktail function. Congratulations and sincere thanks must be extended to all those involved in the planning and running of the evening, which saw maximum attendance for the event enjoy amazing cocktails, fantastic music, great company and delicious food and the right ingredients to make an excellent night out!

So proud of all our junior teams on their convincing wins against Hampton Park, keep working hard at training and the rewards will continue to come. Some great netball was displayed by our seniors that with consistency for four quarters will bring the wins. We warmly welcomed Tarina and Erin to our C Grade team and club.

Despite the miserably conditions last training with it being so wet and cold, well done to all our players who participated in the specialist sessions offered by our coaching staff and the innovating and motivating fitness session provided by Emily and Kate.

Thanks to the Ellis family who captured these great aerial shots of our training.

We look forward to welcoming Cranbourne this Saturday for Round 9.

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Round 8 saw us come up against some very strong Narre Warren teams.

Our 15 white team had a great win against some talented opposition. Unfortunately that was our only win for the day.

A grade displayed some amazing netball skills and determination in a close game, going down by only two goals.

This week is an away game for us as we take on Pakenham.

All teams are fired up and looking forward to taking the court after a week off.

This week we have two milestones for the club and would like to congratulate Steph Wright for playing 100 senior games and Brooke Davey for playing 50 senior games.

Congratulations to both of these girls.

Thanks to the ongoing support from our sponsors: Trios Sports Bar Sports Co Thermofilm Y-Not Lawn and Garden Care

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D Grade : Another great game from another flexible team combination. This 19-26 win also firmed our position in the top 4.

Strong defence across the game ensured we kept Berwick below 5 goals each quarter. special mention to our 2 17’s Jacinta and Zoe for assisting us whilst we recover from injuries,illness and prepare for remaining rounds.

Congratulations to Crystal and Jason on their recent wedding and to Sarah H for your BOC this week.

Under 17 WHITE: An excellent defensive effort for four quarters. The girls worked hard in circle defense to turn the ball over. Unfortunately we were unable to capitalize with some poor turnovers and inaccurate shooting.

Well done to Berwick who were the better team on the day.

Under 15 WHITE: 15 white had a great competitive game against Berwick on Saturday. Up until then we had very little competition . It was goal for goal right through the game we maintained our intensity right to the end. Unfortunately the unfamiliar pressure saw us make simple mistakes dropped balls and goaling inaccuracy which affected our game greatly. We still had some good connections down the court but we couldn’t capitalise on our opportunities. The game ended in a draw. This was the first time we were challenged and weaknesses in our game showed which from a coaching perspective is great in moving forward and improving our game and being better under pressure. The girls attitude was fantastic during the game they never dropped their heads ROC Netball Club would like to thank our sponsors for they remained positive right to the final siren. their ongoing support in 2017 !

Best on Court: Amy Harrison, Jacinta Hickey and Zoe Dallasta Under 15 RED: The U15 Reds just keep getting better!

This TEAM of ROCstars is a force to be reckoned with!

Such a grounded, hard working, dedicated, committed, fun-loving bunch of girls!

A fantastic team effort against Berwick this week, taking the hard fought win by 12 goals, sits these girls on top of the ladder with 1 week to go until mid season.

Keep working hard, working for each other and stay focussed and this season can be what you make it girls!!!!

Can’t wait to work with you for the second half of the year and see what improvements we can make!!!

Go ROC!!!!

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A Grade came away with a win against a tenacious Cranbourne. The game was always going to require a 60 minute effort. We started the game off well, with all players making their mark early on. The 1st half was an even affair, with only a few goals separating both teams, us enjoying a narrow lead at half time. As the game went on, we were able to assert our authority, & absorb all the pressure applied on us. By the end of the 3rd qtr, our pressure & patience in attack had provided us with a comfortable lead & a great sense of achievement. To their credit, Cranbourne pushed us for the entire game & made sure we earnt our win.

stopping their run to goal. Building on their lead each qtr, Beacy came away with a fantastic win. Awards:Mackenzie, Zara & Mikaela.

Awards:Rylee Nelson, Bianca Sanzaro & Danielle Cameron.

13 Red-After an unsettling start the girls by the 2nd qtr became a more focused team. As each qtr progressed the girls found their passion & played some beautiful moments of netball. Unfortunately due to unforced errors our 5 goal lead quickly disappeared in the last 3 minutes of the game with the final result a draw.

B Grade-In a very up & down game the Beacy girls blew out to a 9 goal lead in the first qtr, with Cranbourne managing to stay goal for goal with us in the 2nd. Cranbourne came back in the last, but the girls hung in to take away a 4 goal win. Great defence from Courtney & shooting from Kelly & Corinne were highlights of the game.

Awards:Kids Room-Courtney, Khan’s Dinner-Kelly, P3 SportsCorinne, Charcoal Chicken-Ciara C grade came up against Cranbourne in very windy conditions. Happy to see us apply a lot of pressure around the ball & work hard for each other with options presenting at all lines.

Awards:Mia-Khans Dinner, Hannah-Kids Room & CaityPremiere Hair D Grade-The conditions were cold & windy which is always a hard day for the goalers, but Em & Maddy K were up to it.

As a team the girls were switched on & ready to play & they displayed this throughout the whole game. With 2 of our defenders out, we needed someone to step up & help in defence & that came from Kahrynn who played a ripper game along with Tay, pulling in intercepts & creating turn overs.

15 White lost in windy conditions that didn’t work in our favor in any way. We needed to see alot more control of the ball down the court, so let’s hit the training track with this in mind. Looking forward to having the full team back for the next game.

Awards:Jamie-Charcoal Chicken, Keeley-Premiere Hair, Paige-Yoyo Yogurt & Casey-Video Ezy.

Awards:Darcy & Holly 13 White-After getting off to a flying start, the team quickly settled to play an open court game. The girls dominated in all areas & were able to focus on timing of leads to enable smooth passages of play. In the final qtr, we saw some girls take on positions they did not think they could manage, but proved themselves wrong & this was a good message for all team members.

Awards:Abbey-Video Ezy, Bella-Premiere Hair, Sami-Yoyo Yogurt & Paige-Charcoal Chicken.

Awards:Kahyrnn-Kids Room, Claire-Khans Dinner & TayPremiere Hair 17 Red-Whenever you play at Casey Fields the weather has a tendency to play a major role in the outcome of the game, luckily the girls adapted to suit the windy conditions. Great to see our attack end combining nicely & our defensive pressure was fantastic.

Awards: Bri-Kids Room, Paige-Yoyo Yoghurt & Em P-Charcoal Chicken 17 White-A top of the ladder clash saw the girls excited to head to Cranbourne. The girls looked slick down the court working together with some fantastic pieces of play. Our defence worked hard to shut down the Cranbourne attackers,

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The sun was shining at Doveton in Round 8 and so were the Seagulls, bringing home 4 senior wins and a win to our 13’s Red!

team are starting to find their groove now and should be a real threat as we approach the finals.

Our 13’s Red team are now sitting fourth on the ladder for the first time in many years and we look forward to watching them work hard to keep their spot in the finals race. Well done girls!

A grade took on a tough Doveton opposition but kept up the intensity required to come home 10 goal winners.

Bad luck to the other 5 junior teams who all played fantastic games. The improvement our juniors are showing every week is so exciting for the club and we couldn’t be more proud of them. It is fair to say it has been a hard road for our junior girls in recent times, but the work, dedication and encouragement from those behind the scenes over the last few years is starting to pay off. We may not have many wins on the board, but we are seeing some real progress as we move into the second half of the season. A big well done to our junior seagulls and their coaches.

The seniors had a terrific day out with C & D grade taking out much needed wins after a few weeks of missed opportunities. We look forward to seeing this continue at the pointy end of the season.

Best wishes go out to Jess Lamont who sadly did her ACL against Hampton Park and is out for the season. We look forward to having you back next season and seeing you excel as head cheer leader!!

With last week being the Queens Birthday break we would like to take the opportunity to thank all those that keep the club running.

We have such a positive atmosphere around the club and are fortunate enough to have many volunteers junior and senior who work tirelessly on a daily basis to not only keep our club running, but to ensure we are always striving to better ourselves. We have such a brilliant community that highlights you don’t have to be a player to be a part of the club. A huge thank you to all who contribute to our great club.

This week we welcome Berwick to the nest and hope to continue our recent form and bring home the points!

We also have our past players day and ‘97 and ‘07 premiership reunions. We look forward to seeing many of our club legends to stroll down memory lane while watching the current day seagulls do their thing!

B grade stepped up this week to take an 11 goal win and secure third on the ladder. This

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berwick A grade are certainly proving that they are on the up and up for season 2017.

Last rounds win against ROC saw them come away with a 5 goal win and move up to 6th on the ladder, proving to the critics that they will certainly not be the cellar dwellers for season 2017.

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With a celebration for Sarah Nash, reaching her milestone 100 games, the game certainly reaped its rewards for one of our own. The defensive pressure was the key to this game, lead by Morgan Thomas, who is without a doubt starting to prove her place in the A Grade side. Accompanied by Bec Langford and Captain Renee Gill, the girls turned over some crucial balls, to then have the strength of our midcourt, flawlessly feed the ball into young guns Itagia Amatagia and Emily Wilson to convert.

The club would like to congratulate our 15 & Red’s coach Leanne Walford and 4 of her young players in Akech, Joyce, Rylee and Sussu on making it to State Championships, being held June 25th at the State Hockey and Netball Centre. Alongside SEFNL rep players from Cranbourne, Narre Warren and ROC, the girls will compete against the best netballers in our state and show what they are made of! With this being just the 2nd year that our league has been represented in such tournaments, it is amazing achievement by these players and one the Berwick Netball Club is very proud of. SEFNL will be represented in both the 13’s and 15’s divisions at the State Champs, and we wish all of these young girls and coaches the best of luck!

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