The Amateur Footballer, Week 14, 2001 by VAFA Media

gNp OF SF.A.SOlY FOR REPRESEIYIATIVE MATCHES r,nda} s two fine victories capped off a memorabl e ,~ n for our senior and representative teams- no one can

,uc with a live out of five wins scoreline. Senior wins â&#x20AC;&#x17E;<i the South Australian Amateur Football League and e Victorian Country Football League, the C-D4

c~cntative team win against the West Australian ur Football League and the wins of the Under 1 9 against the NSW/ACT team and then the VMFL

n provided an extremely satisfying result for all ;cÂ°rned players, coaches and officials alike . I ;c results of last Sundays matches were as follows : Sralm

q1: VAFA 4 .3 (VCFL 2 .0) Q2 : 9.5 (9 .2) Q3: 16 .9 (10.3) with , final score of VAFA 23.14 (152) to the VCFL 14.8 (92) VAFA goals: Luke Hawkins 7, Denver Ariz 4, Steve McKeo n

Daniel Donati 2, Nigel Credlin 2, Andrew Ramsden 2, L, n Cranage and Ben Jordan L '

1,f1FA best : Denver Ariz, Nigel Credlin, Daniel Donati, Ben ranage, Luke Hawkins and Dean Matthews.

under 1 9 9 1 :UAFA 1 .7 (VMFL 2.2) Q2 : 7 .9 (4 .4) Q3 : 12 .10 (11 .5) with d :e final score of VAFA 14.16 (100) to the VMFL 13 .6 (84) VAFA goals: Jeff Heath 2, Matt Hayes 2, Craig Bums 2, pz ;ales Cousland 2 and Sean Neeson, Tim Duggan, j: rkson Brooke, Michael Mulgtew, Paul Gloury and Troy I.egudi 1 . VAFA best: Scott Curatolo, Trent Hobart, Michael Mulgrew, Jack Healy, Craig Burns and Paul Gloury . I lild been hying to put into words praise for both teams ;chen I received an email from an avid supporter which I Lnr used to quote from which I believe sums up both formaices : wcnt to the football yesterday (last Sunday) and saw the ', : TA team comprehensively defeat the VCFL team . With all !lic pre-game controversy of player unavailability etc, it v:ould have been no real surprise to see the VAFA team "n19-4e. ri :eze were periods of the game when it appeared the VAFA mm- have been outclassed and been struggling to match it ;1.idi the opposition, lire players must be commended on their fantastic efforts. `.liat this tells me, confirmed by what I saw, is that the `.":TA team was incredibly spirited, very well drilled and ,uitplymore committed to winning than the opposition. But :ow did they get that way?

';irk Bourke must take a lot of the credit . No doubt he had at of good people helping him, but his preparation and aching to a game plan and having faith in it, paid

me dividends". Editor's note : I would support "Avid Supporter's" munents by saying that the same observations could b e

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applied to the Under 19 team's Tony Miller, his staff and players. Well

done to all imvlved . ORDERING TAPES OF MATCHES Please refer to the display elsewhere in today's 'Amateur Footballer' should you require a tape of last weekend's matches. AND FOR NEXT YEAR . . . . ??

Next week I'll write about plans for next year s state matches which at the moment look quite attractive . PLAYERS REINSTATED WISHING TO TRANSFER POST JUNE 30 One of the conditions of a player being reinstated is that he cannot apply for a transfer to another VAFA club until that club has participated i n 22 matches . When this period expires and is beyond June 30 the player can begin with his new club (after June 30), if the permit has been attended to (clearance signed) before June 30 . The players permit does not become valid until the 22 matches then pass . In the interim he either does not play or plays with the club from whom he wishes to ultimately leave . To make him stand out until permits open (next year) is not in the spirit of the reinstatement guidelines. The important thing is that the permit application must be made before close of permits - June 30. AND b7IYA1 LLY. . .. For more on these stories and all other VAFA news, views and happenings visit the VAFA website ON www.vafa.asn.au TAPES OF VAFA REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES 22/7/200 1 Tapes are available of the VAFA v VCFL and the VAFA (U 19) vVMFL (U18/19) . Costs: $25 per tape; $75 per tape (AFL/VFL Clubs) Cheque: For amount must be received by the VAFA (Made payable to VAFA) pioir to tape being ordered . 1}elivery: You will be phoned when tape is ready for pickup . NB . Tapes will not be posted .

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BB' .Tacksen, 26, will go into retirement for at least two years . "After four years at St Kilda and five years at Old t3righton. I want to spend more time with my two children Ben, two, and Adam, three months and my wife, Sue . "We have one car live and I live in Chelsea so this year I've only trained once a week . "This year has confirmed my decision . While I do running by myself, I've noticed the difference with my skills dropping off. "What I would like to do is take a few years off and when I'm 30 maybe have another go when my children can come . "It's hard for team-mates to relate as there are not many 26 year olds with two kids!" Matt said . -JACK SON, who requested not to play for the representative team, was allowed to play for OB (check For the Love of the Game p33 for details) in its 50-point loss to ivIHSOB at South Rd . Matt was one of the Redlegs' best and the forecast for OB could be to blood more youngsters as it prepares for demotion . Dan Woodley, showed he had no effects from a blow above an eye, kicking five of the High's 18 goals and his captain Jay,- .,- . continues to be the comp's best captain-on-baller picking up four goals . -UNI Blues put themselves three games out of the four with a 71-point win over St Bernards at Melbourne Uni . Uni had no players required for state duties (Gil McLachlan has an ankle injury) whereas the Dogs had five at Elsternwick Park who would have played in their seniors, and Simon Clarke was called up for I, Essendon because Ben Cranage and Luke Hawkins were needed for the Big V . Garry Foulds, the Bernies coach, said it didn't help . "I'm all in favor of state games, but this one is a bit late in the year and it puts a lot of pressure on as that game could have all sorts of effects . "It's gone so we have to move on . "Uni Blues are a bit hard to read . "We allowed them to run without pressure . "Talking with Lee Adamson (Uni Blues coach) he's happy and hopefully they can beat some teams around us on the ladder," Foulds said .

Old vs had nine changes but were able to handle Mazenod with a 25-point win at Central Reserve . Tim Clarke had a remarkable 24 hours, kicking four goals for OX and then he played off the bench for the state team and

he was handy too . -THE man with th e

golden boot, ' -- ----y Marcellin's . 째 '-째 '1'reg: in c _, put Old Trinity away with se majors - the last was the sealer in a six-p, win at Bulleen. -SKOBS doubled Old Scotch's score in a m final at Trevor Barker and over half of Saints shared in the goals . -TODAY, OB has a chance to sneak a win the inconsistent OS, SK OBS travel to Too Park in another mini-final and looking reverse the three-goal loss from Round M arceliin lost one of its three matches year to Mazenod and today the Nodders expect revenge, MHSOB must destroy Blues' finals hopes to keep their double cha alive, and OT's trip to Keilor is another n final for these clubs . PLAYER FOCUS, THIS SCOTCH'S LUKE HAWKIN S

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THE 22-year-old full-forward kicked se goals in last week's state match . It's the ijumperLkhasdontiyerlg v the Cardinals and VFL Essendon's attire . " been training with Essendon three ti mwe kthisyear ndithasmademeam i better footballer ." Nicknamed Reidy Essendon after club doctor Bruce Reid, wh sons have played at OS, because "they thir am his illegitimate son"! Not great news for as Luke hopes to continue to get a game in VFL and maybe get picked up in the AFL Dr, COACH FOCUS, THIS t3E S' GARRY FOULD S

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GARRY is one of three VAFA coaches into fifth consecutive year at the same club . pretty full on at this level," Garry, a 300-ga Bomber, said . "From the time the ga finishes you are going over it and co Monday you are thinking about next week.

Garry said the early finish last August g< him some extra time to reflect on 1 devastating loss in the Grand Final against and he will assess his job again after t season . "I just want to see how we finish i "With three children between 15 and 10 ye< of age we are getting busy with them ." SB 2:

c erts, like Ben dordan, and extroverts , : Mitchell, and Garry said "there are lo t .n ;ud games to get the best out of th e a" . "Got to learn how they will respond . of them are comfortable with me and i f are prepared to give their best shot an d , having a go then I'm happy." Garry wa s oaclled by Bill Stephen ("willing to give an ,I3portunity"), Des Tuddenham ("tough"), Barry D l ;,s ("a good thinker") and Big Kev. "I tend to raul some of his things that worked with ~l eeds and a few of the others," the laid-back GL,.I, ; said .

Ole ? ~on - congratulate Jos _z ieke rs~n, :,d~, ;r_ -'?r-ii an d Matt L. Smith on playing (}1,c 50th games for the club today . All three i,ave been great players for our club, during licir short careers, and all involved at Old Brighton wish you well today and in future clirs to come .

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CLUB LST PI"zi TO ::lY ' . SENIORS Old Scotch 0 48 Marcellin 7 45 MHSOB 2 34 y St Bernards 2 3 2 Marcellin 1 2 3 hell St Bernards 0 2 3 A RESERVE St Bernards 6 Old Scotch 0 Marceilin 0 Old Scotch 2 St Kevins 0 Mazenod 0

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TODAY'S MATCHES, A Sectio n Old Scotch v . Old Brighton at Elsternwick Park, Sunday Old Xaverians v . St . Kevins Marcellin v . Mazenod MHSOB v . University Blues St. Bernards v . Old Trinity

A Section MARCELLIN Coach: Simon Dalrymple Res. Coach: Peter Randall 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

C. Slattery A . Caff ~ D . Waters G. Romanin M . Moran D . Sampimon

7 . N . Godwin 8 . R . Frisina 9 . D. Ballantine 10 . C. Purcell 11 . D. Taylor (RC) 12 . B. Cronin

13 . S . Dinneen 14 . R. McMahon 15. M . Chun 16. L. McMillan 17. G. Cox (VG) 18. D . Gartner 19 . D . Cooper 20 . S. O'Flynn 21 . N . Walker 22 . D . Marson 23 . P. Gleeson 24 . L. O' Flynn 25 . R. Galati 26. N. Armstrong 27. D. Theisz 28. D . Johnston 29. P. Smith 30. A . Treganowan (C) 31 . S. Yee 32 . M. Browne 33 . G . Cull 34 . D. Jarred 35 . J . Frazer 36 . D. Cope 37. D. Moran 38. M . O'Sullivan 39. B . Colville 40. M . Leffanue 41 . J. Seabury 42. B. Dinneen 43 . A. Duncan 44 . A. Wilkinson (RVC) 44 L. Hansen 45 . D. Theisz 46 . J . Wilkins 47 . D. Ryan 48 . A . Gallagher 49. D . Coutts 50. A . Ryde r 51 . M . Maguire 52. J. Mathews 53. C . Mathews 54. R . McMahon 55 . J . Wallis 56 . B . Norden 57 . M . Van Lint 59 . J . Ibrahim

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Are there any words to describe last weekend's results? I certainly can't think of any, so I won't bother trying. Review Bookies' result #1 . Old Melburnians travelled to McKinnon to tackle the 3rd placed Old Haileybury, and duly came away with the prize by 48 pts . 8 goals to 2 in the 2nd half was the back breaker for the home side . Mulligan went 'ape droppings' with 8 goals, and was helped out by Holme and Mulquiney . Johnston, Armstrong and Jenke battled hard for the home side . Bookies' result #2 . The locals' prayers were answered, as Ormond were brought back to earth with a thud, when Bea 's outlasted them by 4 pts . The second qtr was the big one for the home side, booting 7 goals to 1 to set up a big lead and make it very difficult from there on in . Fibbs, Edge and Atkins were superb for the winners, whilst Remman, MeConvill and Smith performed admirably for the losers . Bookies' result #3 . The wheels might be getting wobbly at Old Ivanhoe, as Old Paradians inflicted their second defeat in a row by 19 pts . The game was all but over at 1/4 time, as the white shorts brigade held a 5 goal buffer and held it from there on in . Heffernan, Reiner and Porteous (all with 4 goals) were superb for the victors. Branigan (5 goals), Price and Crowley were good contributors for 01 . Bookies' result #4 . At Brunswick, NOBs kept their final's hope alive and well, after disposing of 2nd placed De La Salle by 9 pts . Accurate kicking by the home side, and inaccurate shooting by the visitors was the order of the day . Booth, Casboult and Halpin were good players for NOBs, and Harrison, Mackintosh and Silvers battled hard for DLS .

The folks from Donvale are counting their sheep, cattle and horses, as W hitefriars prevailed over Therry at EP by 25 pts . A 9 goal to 2 third quarter by Whitefriars was the difference, as for the rest of the day, it was fairly even. M . Carbone, R. Pawlik and Power stood tall for the winners and Goodwin (6 goals), Elliott and Mills played well for the losers . Preview After last week, should I even bother trying to tip? Maybe I should ask George Bush to do it,

as he'd have a better chance than yours truly! ! At the home of our good friend, Mr. Gunn, the 'Jekyll and Hyde' 0=---n.,- (II/ roll out the welcome mat to Old

(1/4) . Ian Jackman would have been anti to kill the bugger who invented parties, as l: lads must have been still basking in t euphoria of the previous week's win . Mi Dwyer will be out on the hustings this wee bringing his players' focus onto this big garr. Not knowing which Ormond will turn up todc I'm banking on the one that beat the 1 favourites . Also, there's the home grous advantage and this is my bolter for the wee so the home side will win a tight one by 9 pt Quick, buy your Shell, Mobil and BP shares, the Old P di s (1/7) make what wou have to be one of their longest trips to EP tackle Beaumaris (5/1) . Jim Durnan's pray session worked big time last week, and he'll trying hard to sober up his charges after t great win last round . Meanwhile, Matt Ry< and his boys are fast becoming t; competition's giant killers, with another t scalp last week . I cannot possibly see the aw side dropping this one . In fact, if they do, mow Ronnie Nicholson's lawns for a month! { to march on by 36 pts.

Another intriguing contest looms Brunswick, as NOBs (3/1) face an out-of-for Old Ivanhoe (1/5) . Frank Dunell breath easier last week with good win, and he nc faces the mammoth task in revving his boys i for a big game this week . The coaching gun at Pine Lodge will be going gangbusters Y: week to repair the wobbly state of play th greets the flag favourites this week . Frank u need to revert to the eating of records (stapl and all) to inspire his team today, as 01 w tighten those loose wheel nuts, return to tl winners list and restore Karma. 01 by 32 pt : B section's bowling green (Junction Oval) is t] scene where Old Melburnians (1/4) he Therry (13 /4) . Erwin Leyden will be buoyed 1 the good win last week against a fina contender and would be wanting another those efforts today . Wayne Harmes and 1 lads can't take a trick at the moment, and evi though all is not lost yet, time is running oz

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,,, ; ;~ve that OMs will win, but I can sme ll an ,,,"t on the horizon, and it wouldn't surpris e ", . , ., see Therry make a liar of me! OMs to their finals hope alive when they win by pt~ .

;1 1 , .-, -_ 3 La S e (1 /3) make the trip out to 1, ,l ;tiional park in Donvale, when they ar e ~co; :n d by ViThitefl-iars ( 9/4) . Greg Feutrill that a win today is a must, and he also , ,t ,n',' s that his club has an excellent recor d , ;n,~ their opponent . Paul Cooper will b e iat last week's loss smartens a few of up, as another loss today could b e Based on last week's results ,jhit-°friars win and DLS loss), I think that h ;,t1t clubs will have a reversal of fortunes ; ; . as DLS will bounce back by 18 pts . ,t ; mond ( 3/1) vs Old Haileybury (1/5) I b~-'30pt s

aum.aris ( 15 / 1) vs Old Paradians (1/ 20 ) )!' by 6opts `:( )Bs (1/3) vs Old Ivanhoe (9/4 ) yQBs by l5pts () 1d Rielburnians(1/1)vs Therry (4/6) ~]s by 5pt s vinotars (5/4) vs De La Salle (4/7) i ) l .S bv ipt

Old Pa-= ;7= - Congratutauo.-;> :om all to z1 B Ge<r; who played his 15J :h g ie for the Club last - :.(urcry. Michael began with the Unders in 1993 , s a stalwart of that team and a solid fixture at the t i l l . "Mick" is a great clubman to whom nothing is : trouble. Well done "Junior" ! De L-_ °r~te - Dale "Moose" Hyland, played is 1 00th

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CLUB LST WK TOT; SE : :: ; S Old Ivanhoe 3 49 Whitefriars 4 39 North Old Boys 2 37 Old Haileybury 2 36 Ormond 3 34 B RESERVE S U Old Haiieybury 5 6 1 De La Salle 1 33 North Old Boys 4 30 Ormond 3 27 Old Paradians 2 25

OLD IT '_?:~-IBURY 2.3 6.4 7.5 8.7(55) OLD : .`:'t ;BURPaTl.*6.1 8 .3 12.7 16.9 (105) Old HadeY-bucy: Mason 4 Lappage 2 Kena Armstrong . Best: Johnston Armstrong Jenke Mason Carson B Mitchell . Old Ti : Mulligan 8 Berry 2 Guest Kinsella ;leeson Rose Thompson Treloar. Best: Holme Mulquiney Berry Mulligan Guest Treloar. Umpim: M. Morrison L . Gallagher (F) S. Leahy G . Rapper (G) 2.5 9 .9 10.12 14 .14 (98) OF 3.4 4 .6 9.8 14 .10 (94) urn' Lee 3 Holt 2 Jury 2>latulfek 2 Sherman 2 Bryce F1bbs Wadham . Best::,,is Edge Atkins Lee Jury Kennedy . Ormond: Grace 3 Black 2 Block 2 Naugiton 2 Remman 2 Moore Scanlon Smith . Best: Remrnan McConvill Smith Hall Moore Courtney. Umpires: P. Dinneen D. Pettis T) OLD IY OE 1 .1 6 .3 9.5 13 .10 (88) OLD P IA.iS 6.1 9 .1 14.4 17 .5 (107) Old Ivanhm Branigan 5 leeway 3 Low 2 Haros McLean J Weddle . Best: Branigan Price Crowley Ltllis R 1t'eddle Tully. Old Penniless: Heffernan 4 Reiner 4 Porteous 4 Stevens 3 O'Loughlin Jenkins. Best: O'Loughlin Heffernan Reinder Sinclair Fellowes Porteous . Umpires: R. Mavston P. Wiffiington (F) M . Simpson K. Coughlan (G) NORTH OLD BOYS 3 .1 6.4 11 .5 14 .10 (94) DE LA SALLE 4 .6 5.10 5 .14 11.19 (85) North Old Boys: J Barker 2 Ca. .ehoult 2 M Barker 2 CollL.on 2 Skene 2 Logels Halpin Sutherland G Phyland . Best: M Drum Halpin Skene Boyle Booth Casboult. De La Salle: Buckley 2 Evans 2 Johnstone 2 Mackintosh 2 Cain Duggan N Harber. Best : Harrison Mackintosh Swift Silvers Evans Garland . Umpim.s: S. Alger J. Watson (F) A Long C. Shipley (G) 4 .3 6.3 8 .4 13 .10 (88) THERRY PENOLA WIRTEFRYiRS 2 .4 4.5 13 .9 17.11 (113) 'Ihesry= Penola: M Goodwin 6 Finnigan, 2 Petrevskf Bannister Evans McKay Nancarrow. Best: Goodwin Elliott Castald[ Mills Carter PetrevskL Whit : Carrigg 4 Reidy 4 M Carbons 2 Phan 2 D Eames E Eames Glouchev Kennedy Mika. Best : M Carbone R Pawlik Glaufrhev Power D PaW-Ilk Brice. Umpsses: C. Stewart G. Curran (F) J. Kramer S. Caruso (B) P. Curtis R. Richards (G ) OLD HAII.F.IBURY 1 .6 5.8 7 .10 10.13 (73) OLD NUMBURNIANS 1 .0 2.4 5 .9 7.10 (52) Old Ha1 . Etstathiou 5 Dimond 2 Bell Movie Brandham . Best: S. Rowlands Warnes EfstaUhiou Moyle Davey Betl.Old Mellromisum: Ray 2 Bryant Grant Thiele Washington We . Best : Thiele Wu Maroon Sallabank Humphris Simpson. BEA RIS 0 .0 0.1 0 .1 0.2(02) oRbioPdD 4 .7 8.9 12 .14 16.15 (111) Beamnaris : Steven L Fitzgerald Me Grath Smith Vance Blackie. Ormond : Dhnadamos 4 Metz 3 Stewart 3 Kunxl 2 Collins M Everett Barker Costello - Manning. Best : Broadhurst Collins M Dimadamos Keleher C Costello-Manning Stewart OLD IVA.- :- OE 11 .5(71) OLD F . .' )IAh'S 8 .5(53)

Old Iva: .: . -, Spiden 3 Doad 2Theodoss! 2 Hawkes Moore Tolley Low . Best: Woods Spiden Barker Moore Hunter Tolley. Old Paradmisn Curran 3 Pratt 2 Ciavala 2 DtnOnosate. Best: Pratt Walsh Ryan Cosgrtff Joyce Jenkins . NORTH OLD BOYS 6 .1 7.5 8 .11 9.11 (65) DE LA SALLE 1 .2 3.2 6 .4 8.8(W North Old Boys: Connolly 4 Jv_vice Zacek Sheehan Joyce Butcher Fitularence I Howard I . Best: Husking Barlow Daniels Zacek Devine Kennedy . De La Sells: Harker Walker. O'Brien 2 Hall Williams 1 . Best: Davies Bowker O'Brien Hall Smith Molan. THERRY PENOLA 0 .1 1 .3 5 .4 5.6(36) WHYIEFRIARS 2 .3 7.5 107 11.9 (75) merry Penots : McWhinney 2 OBrien 1 N , " s Christte. Best: Russell carom Weston MeWhinney Vama Chi- Hann Can'ig 2 Cahill 2 Swain 2 Elliott 2 Vernal Dunce Nunan . Best : Caring Glenn Swain Johnson Eames Reid .

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B Section DEAUMARIS Coach : Jim Duman Res Coach: Rod McNab 1 P. Brook 2 L. Gibson 3 J . Magee 4 A. Pratt 4 J . Black 5 M . Ensor (VC) 6 L. Buller 7 D. Foley 8 A . Spence 8 M . O'Brien 9 B . Nicholson (DVC) 10 A . O'Brien 11 M . Lee 11 L. Stevens 12 T. Grzeaschka 13 D . Whitaker 14 T. Collins 14 D . Dew 15 A . Edge 16 A . Quin 17 L. Atkins 17 S . Fitzgerald 18 T. Cotter 18 N . Kennedy 19 M. Atkins 19 A . Low 20 L . Tucker 20 M. Mellon 21 L . Healy 21 P. Sherman 22 J. Holt (C) 22 B. Tadgell 23 A. Catlin 24 B.Gray 25 M. Smith 26 B. Spence-Bailey 27 B. Haynes 28 J. Vance 29 S. Blackie 30 R . Corfield 31 P. Ott 32 M. Matulick 32 T. Arendarickas 33 G . Jury 34 S. Mitchell 35 N. Boctor 36 R. Deaton 36 A. Blackie 37 D. Golding 38 T. Blake 41 N. Conlan 42 J . Gerrand 44 H. Gibson 45 A. Thomas 46 D. McGrath 47 D. Condon 48 T. Arendarcikas 49 J . Bryce

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as ~~reat to see two C-Section footballers selected the VAFA Representative side that whipped th e VC 'L on the weekend . 7 tz from Hampton and Dean t.: ,vs from B aalleen-re both in the side and boy did the y per in, Denver being BOG with some 45 -, ;s: >sions and 4 goals, and Dean not too far behind him with a sterling game in the back pocket . Well done to you both you did yourselves, your clubs and the VAFA proud .

Glen E ra's loss opens the door for the two Mentone sid+s lust the Jackas loss now appears to have the 3 ed . Co, sis' 111 changes in their side from the pre ~h ust have really tested their would be prettv happy with th rfoz ~nce against t3 . c who obviously wo,.;d : .ave struggled a bit more than usual without Dean in the side . OEG incre< ed their margin at every change to come away with a comfortable victory . Evans kicked 9 and was a fine focal point, Leask was very good in the middle and Panagiotopoulos (that's a mouthful) made a good return to Senior Football.

The battle between Ajax and Prahran was to virtually decide who would stay up and it was a pretty even struggle up to half time with the Jackas just having their noses in front . After that with Wes Pye dominating in the ruck it was all the Two Blues as they ran in numbers through the centre corridors to kick 7 goals to 1 and in the context of the season record a pretty important victory. Wes Pye, Wade Taseff, Paul Quick and Andre Pitts were all pretty good for the victors, while for Ajax Mat Dudakov, David Geibart, Brett Duzenman and Michael Weisler all put in. After an open' m of 7 goals to 2 you would have thought that ere well on their way to a victory, and they , :re still some 5 in front at half time . Someone forgot to tell the Tigers that catch up footy doesn't work as they dominated the third to turn in front at the final break and then despite a spirited effort from the home side hold on for a good victory. Best players were Mark Seilings, Adam L'Huillier, and Luke Wintle with the ever reliable Tim Beasley also putting in a good one . Caulfield had few 4 qtr contributors and once again too few had to carry the load including Widge, Crackers and Pearcy . The vc'ie of free beer has certainly been well and tn y u d out to all of us as Adam Acreman oted a ~r to help set up a good victory for ~ over the Sainters. It was very hard to limit his opportunities on the "vast" expanses of in

Mackie Road. Game over. Peter Flaskis was at his match winning best for the L. victors supported by Ads, Carter in the ruck and Michael McClosky in b first true hit out at Senior level . For Glen Eira It better players were Gray (again) Mimo, Dimachl Emmett and Diamond . 1 V's 3 we were all looking for a big one and were n, to be disappointed . CA - won the first, Rove the second to by 3 twins i ) at the half. A rev froi Timmy Hart got the Lions going and they made u the difference in the championship quarter, and froi then on it was a ding dong battle where Collegiar kicked the last 2 to win by 14 points, in a ga iplayednf'sktmopherwaincut e for plenty. Cam Unsworth was great all day a gm captain's game, Simon Piasente keeps on keeping o and Ed Waters and Paul Davis were pretty . Ft Hampton Rovers none were better than Drew "Do Anderson with support from Anthony Browne an Boyd .

Caulfield Grammar travel across town to tackle th Bullants who will now be looking to the seasons en( Grammar have been getting close in most of the games but an inability to play out 4 quarters has co; them dearly . Today though even with the return c their coach I just cannot see the home side gettin over the line and confidently tip the Fields to win . Glen Eira will welcome the return to a bigger groun giving them a chance to get their running gain going. Every game is a must win for the Sainters nasltwek'oshaleft dorajfthe w Mentone sides. A~速~_ ;=ryll give a good account c Oorztirac_sei< c :e _

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mrs - 14 ~~ Vj' __ games fo r s y . Robbie has developed into a fr backline player and although slight i n i)J iid shows no fear . A player who displays ;,t courage and willingness to achieve th e goals Robbie played his 100th VAFA n un° against Collegians last week . Often his body on the line Robbie is also a clubman off the field and is capabl e ut ;izig in the hard yards at any social ;U,lction . Everyone at the Rovers wishe s congratulations on achieving thi s o_ ;e and look forward to many mor e Willmott . ~anies, : .3(}O Club Games for Ti ,F,,,1 i-_~cently played his 20 0 th club game for o-: lIrs which is a major achievement . Q,arting in the juniors Tim has shown great and determination in reaching thi s t ne . A player with good natural skill s as displayed great courage an d in ~ d with an improved work ethic will b e ' : ~anding senior player . Over coming ,- and frustration Tim now has develope d a player who can hold down a position a t - end of the ground but loves the thrill of -oals . Every one at the Rover s °s Tim on this milestone and ard to many more games . - In - - at has become an season for Old Mentonian s on full forward _ - t 2 re ara, all at again pay ti ute to their recor d ar when he plays his 250th gam e Club today. Not enough can be said or i about Adam an d today is testament to 1+,-7alty, dedication and absolute ~om :Ii_i ;nent to the Panthers over 15 years . It 'o ious to all through yet another super b _ that big Ads has some time left to :Tie goalsquare and provide supporters :ijoyment each week . Well Done Bi g _ :' tall the way from Bali! )

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`ter a brief pre-seaso n --Funky" is back with his silk y skills and uncanny goal sense . An al member of last year's two's •rship, Harro has the ability to turn a c_f his own boot and regularly has ove r with the Fields . Congratulations on is well deserve milestone . - Bet today plays hi s with Prahran . Ben is a product ;uniors an joined us from them . ions from all at the club .

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D1 SECTION by Barry Hickey CYAN PRESS St Leos was overpowered by Old Camberwe ll after the 1st term, when the Well's power laden forwards broke loose and put to good use the bullets being fired their way by a dominant engine room . Ben Howar d had another great day at FF for the Wells, Justin McLean didn't let an opportunity pass in the middle, David Mitchell constantly fed his runners out of the ruck contests, and James McKenzie was a super CHF. No news from St Leos . Monash Blues were too strong for Old Carey, the latter being unable to match the Ashers' commitment in the last quarter, after an even game for the 1 st three terms . Sammy Hawkins, Liam Holloway, and Christian Gregory destroyed the Panthers with their marking, but they were just the top bubbles in a very effervescent Ashers unit. For Old Carey too much was left to too few, and there's a few pairs of socks require pulling up if the team is to salvage some pride from the wreck of this season . Banyule pulverized Univ .Blaeks in the last term after setting up a handy lead by half time . John Turnbull, Wade Keenan . Michael Natoli, and Brad WiIlmore all did well for the Bears. Blacks on baller, Richard McArthur was again prominent, Sam Milner 'stood in' well at FF, and Chris Sandiford the "Colonel", rucked heroically. A Blacks special mention to David Batten in his first Seniors game : David's father, Jack, captained the last Blacks A Section Premiership side in 197 4

Ivanhoe Assumption found Aquinas to be more than they could handle . This was a tight, enthralling arm wrestle from the opening bounce, with the Bloods always doing enough to stay just ahead in a tense last term . The Bloods had a wonderful game from that seasoned campaigner, Cam Colliver, Glen Whitehead was prominent at HFF, Adrian Williams was prolific on his wing, and 'Livo' stood tall at FF. Stuart Morris and A.McFarlane were those mentioned by the Hoes after their first loss for 8 weeks. . Old Geelong's up & down form continued against a fired up Yarra Valley who defended desperately when OGS had the run of play in the 3rd term, and kicked the critical goals when they themselves went fonvard. Mike Wines played a great game at CHF for the Bushrangers, Ash Midland and James Keem were true boots up fonvard, and Ricky Pearce launched many attacks off his HBF. Chris Stinchcombe across HB was OGS's star, ably supported by Haydn Burbank and Jacob Fitzgerald up forward. TODAY'S GAMES Old Carey meets St Leos on the Gramlick Oval today and after last week I couldn't seriously pick

them to win, which they could easily do if only they would apply their talent for an entire game. The Panthers' players know what is at stake, but St ' . ; should win this by 5 goals . University Blacks take on Monash Blues a will need to be on guard against the Blues, who b-, a very effective midfield set up, and their forwards, now quite capable of kicking big scores . Blacks are a bit of a trough, and today could produce a surpri with the Blues ahead by 2-3 goals at the siren . Ivanhoe Assumption and Banyule meet in t match of the day, doubly so, for being a local Der] plus the long awaited clash between 1st & 2nd! B Dave didn't appear with the Bears last week, a nhe'soutagintodaythiscouldeth Hoesinwt t big chance . Both teams have very proficie midfield/on ball contingents, and won't differ much aerial ability . The big variance between the Hoes a the Bears is the latter 's scoring power, and I think tl will the key factor today. Banyule by 3 goals . Old Camberwell host Old Geelong at the Gord Barnard, and with 2nd place awaiting if the Hoes down to Banyule today the Wells will not be coastiu They should have too much firepower for OGS a will win by 6-7 big ones . Yarra Valley tackles Aquinas today in what normally a fiercely contested affair. The riva between these Clubs is the stuff of legends, and it , be well worth a visit if you are in the vicinity of t Domeney Reserve. Regardless of the relative positio on the ladder, and that Aquinas knocked off the No Hoes last week, this game will be played as if ther no tomorrow . The Bloods are the obvious favouril and while the Bushrangers always pull out somethi special for these matches, the visitors should take t points by a kick or so . But anything is possible. Reserves winners should be : Old Carey, Blac] Banyule, Wells, & Yarra Valley. Old Carey had th first win for the year with a great team effort last we( and will be hoping to repeat it today to celebrate Jd~~ ~ EIliott's 250th . The Old Carey v St Leos Resen game is being played on Dunshea (No .1) Oval as curtain raiser to the Carey v Xavier School lst h~ match . Correspondents : note changed number: 98 1979 Ph + Fax; bfhickeyGfelstra .easymail .com.z Deadline is 12 :00Noon Mondays, with sometir Suriday preferred .

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career took place betwee n zllc "3aliy as a hard running, long / centre man, and the dedicatio n IF sing toughness, which in time also is academic and business pursuits, uis from early in his first season, a pack and broke his team > collar bone! John was a membe r VAYA Premiership side in 1961 ,

BC ~ in 1961, and was Captain of the ]m 1962 to 1965. In his later playing o C tptain(Coached the Reserves . He ? Committee positions over the year s Jay as a Patron of the Club . To have Ir our game, to return to complete the s , ;ainst Banyule two week's ago and -e of 59, says it all! John, Old i the VAFA, salutes you!! Also plays his 100th game today , ° same blistering speed, precision ace that we have come to expect . Ge IT (a former Old Carey & Hawthorn

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- congratulations to Linto n s 50t.` for the club in St. Leos. Linton joined the club in '9 8 of our premiership winning reserve's s a successful year for the club . He 's of the ground either defending congratulate Dave as in Rd 13 . "Pitch" a te club, he interspersed his with study an d overseas trips, picking rgs in '92 and '95 and a senior B&F in Kec ; ) them coming Pitc, ; i .

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LOOKING BACK by Noel Rundle

3_._11, -1- 5 YEARS AGO - 1996 'A' sections second, third and fourth places were "up for straight kicking" . Collegians 44, Old Hai)eybury and Old Scotch 32 then five teams level on 28, Ol d Scotch, U. Blues, De La Salle, Old Xaverians, St Bernards, Old Melburnians . St Bernard's coach could not make the connecting flight back from the Olympic Games in Atlanta in time for the St Bernards v . Ormond clash . Well, the result would not have pleased him as Ormond got themselves out of tenth place with a 3 point win, 11 .10 (76) to 10 .13 (73) . Ormond's best was the polished Ashley On who returned to his best form of several years ago . Other Ormond stars were Darren Edgell and Michael Shepherd, while Jack Overman for St Bernards continued his excellent form. Old Haileybury were very disappointed after the game against Collegians and why not? 33 points ahead at half time, the Bloods lost the plot in the third quarter to score only one point, and led by only one goal at the last change . The final term was tough, OH missed some easy shots and when the siren went Collegians had won 11 .11 (77) to 10 .10 (70). Best were Kenneally, Galbraith, Deane-Johns, Wallace (Coll) and Seccull, Connell, Hucker, Rowlands (Old Haileybury)

The VAFA and Hampton Rovers were saddened to hear of the death of Fred Coldrey in CQueensland. 70 years association with Hampton Rovers, member of the VAFA executive from 1939 to 1982 manager of interstate teams, always on hand to do a job Fred was still helping at the VAFA office two weeks before his death mailing out the Amateur Footballer . 10 YEARS AGO - 199 1 Fifty games to young De La Salle wingman, Andrew Mackintosh - drink with him at the Prince Alfred Hotel and you'll wish you never started . A bit of an exception to the usual run of school captains at De La. Umpire Ken Coughlan whistled his 250th game also a great toiler for the VAFAUA . It was a dual celebration for Old Mentonians when senior captain Russell Maguire and player's representative, Dean Rogers, ran out for their 200th games . Russell had starred as a rover, and named his father, Fred as his boyhood hero and career influence and his greatest moment in football, Old Mentonians 1990 'C' Section premiership. Dean, as well as being treasurer, was most consistent twice and runner up best and fairest . North Old Boys continued their great form in 'A' section, one loss, when they were far too good for

sixth team, Old Scotch, 16 .11 to 10.15 . North's stars were Jones, Cahill, L Moloney, Egan (5 goals) . It was a traffic jam in 'B' section for third and fourt] positions, Banyule, Old Mentonians 28, Oli Xaverians, Old Paradians, Parkside 24, Old Trinit (44) and St Bernards (36) looked safe for top tw;, positions. U19 coaches were Phil Aarons (Coll), Denni; McGrory (De La Salle), Adrian Williams (Maz), Marl Swain (Old B'ton), Tony Gilchrist (Old Hail), Davic Way (Old Paradians),Terry Kendall (Old Scotch) Andrew Ralph (Old Xavs), John Veal (Ormond) an( Terry Davis (St Bernards) . 15 YEARS AGO - 1986 The Collegians machine continued to roll on wher they annihilated Ormond at the Harry Trott by 9( points, 22 points ahead at half time, Collegians weri too skilful, their passing, foot and hand, wa precise, and in a fairly physical game, Phil Kingstor and Russell Barnes came off second best in physica clashes . Collegians best were A . Ingleton, Bickford Irvine, Herman, Lemon, Pollock. Ormond's besi player was full back Mark Crampton who restrictec A' section leading goalkicker, Ian Roberts to 1 goal . 200 games to Warren Tuckey (C'wealth Bank), 15C games to Steve Morris (Ormond), Paul Bain (UHSOB), 100 games to Paul 'Freddy Forsyth (Ormond) and Greg Connolly (St Bedes), 150 games to umpire John Horwood .

Bernie Dunn was pleased with his boys at Them when they moved closer to the 'B' section four with a 42 point win over fourth placed Parkside, 19 .17 to 13.11 . Best were Gibson, Crotty, Biddlestone (Therry) and Williams, Glasgow, Papas (P'side) . Bulleen-United (E) were still undefeated. Old Essendon, on top in 'F lost their first game when they went down to second team, UHSOB, 10 .11 to 12 .14 . Best were Flavel, Buckman, Vestas (UHSOB) and Bishop, Bilby, Price (Old Essendon) . 250 games to Parkside's Robert Poyntz, 150 games to Gary Johnston (B'wick) and Steve Graham (MHSOB) . Uni Blacks saluted the 250 games played by Ross Perrett who commenced as a junior way back in 1972, played in 1974 'A' section premeirship team, captained the team in 1977 to 1981 and won many other honours . His smiling face and rugged football had won the respect of all .

In appalling conditions at University Oval, Marcellin

l;cpt their hopes of avoiding relegation alive with a b, point win over Uni Blues . Best were M . Getson and J. Amad. 20 YEA RS AGO - 19 8 1 old Paradians saluted 200 games for Tony Johnson who joined the club as a junior in 1967, played in the club's 'B' grade flag, won the best and fairest in 1975 and captained the team in 1978 and 1979 and still kicks the occasional drop kick . :uid in the umpiring business, Brian (Benny) Goodman also reached the 200 mark - in 11 ~easons, 18 finals and 17 grand finals. And in case spectators might have queried Benny's football laiowledge, Benny played 105 games between 1965 aiid 1970 with Brunswick Amateurs, winning the club's best and fairest in 1968 and 1970 . A recurring shoulder injury curtailed his football career. De La Salle held on to fourth place and cost Ormond ,'second spot when they trounced the 'Monds, 10.5 to 6:I2. Best were Frantic, Brown, Connolly (De La) and Ritchie, Robertson, McCooke (Ormond). 01d Trinity bottom in 'D', beat Old Ivanhoe by 10 points in a high standard prolific scoring game, 22 .8 to, 20 .10. Stars were O'Shaughnassy (9 goals), Biirell, Wardrop (Old Trinity) and Eunington, K . Hogan, Marshall (Old Ivanhoe) . Coaches in 'E' section were P. Darvell (AMP),Garry Rosewarne (E'wick), Tony Sheehan (Latrobe), Wayne Kirby (Old Ment .), Danny Demir (N . B'wick), J . Carlyle (Princes Hill), Arthur R . Jackson (Thomastown), Brian Grace (Thury) and A. McNair (U.`Reds) . Who coached ANZ Bank, Beverly Hills, Old Geelong? 25.YEAR.S AGO - 1976 South Australia won their third successive AAFC Carnival when they beat Victoria, the hot favourites, lip 34 points in the final match on the Barton Oval. It'was a distinct reversal of form by the SA's who were not convincing in their win over Tasmania .

SA 3 .2 7 .3 15 .7 19.12 (126) Vic 5 .1 7 .2 9 .4 14.8 (92) Go,ds: Butcher 5, Hansen 4, Shepherd, Silberberg, Booth, Bourne, Griffiths . I3est: Griffiths, Hansen, Rice, Bates, Maguire, Bourne . FIT saluted veteran Geoff Fletcher who broke the club record of 245 games held by Robert Sharp . In his 18 years with the club, Geoff had at various times, been president, coach, captain and coach . 300 games to Collegians personality, Bruce Ferguson, a player with the club since 1960, and %'Fetorian representative in 1966. `7onash Blues, goalless at halftime, to St Bernards, 4 .6 and 21 points down at the last change, got up to Mn by 1 point, and allow De La Salle to take second l)lace in 'A' section. Best for Monash were, Black, O'Dwyer, Cheatly. Lc-'s Murray (North OB) kicked 10 goals in the club's 14 Point win over University Blues, 18 .13 to 16.11 . ca â&#x20AC;&#x17E;,.- . . .

Other stars were Horan, Butera (NOB) and Sharp, Sammon, Rabone (U . Blues) . 30 YEARS AGO - 197 1 200 games to John (Egg) Elliott the first Old Carey player to reach that number. Captain from 1962 to 1965, John won the best and fairest trophy in the club's 1961 premiership team. A double century also to Dennis Davies of St Kevin's Old Boys - as the scribe said "a bachelor, he is believed to be losing his grip of late" . Collegians and MHSOB staged a "relegation saver" game with high kicking 5 .2 to 1 .2 in the third quarter to seal the game and win by 19 points . Collegians suffered a setback when vice-captain Phil Pryor was carried off unconscious on a stretcher and taken to hospital after an accidental blow to the head . Vengeance was Old Trinity's when they easily defeated Assumption, 21 .9 to 8 .8 at Elsternwick Park . Fletcher, G . Fellows (5 goals) and Emerson were best while Stevens and Phil Cohen each kicked 6 goals . 35 YEARS AGO - 196 6 In the worst weather conditions for some years, 3 leading teams were defeated - Melbourne High, Old Carey (on top in 'D' section), and AJAX, who suffered their first loss for the season at the hands of Assumption who lead all day and won, 11 .6 to 8 .6 . Jackson, McMahon and Munari (Assumption) and Janover, Duzenman and Perelberg (AJAX) were best . Surprise of the day was hackman "Crash" McMahon's 2 goals .

Top 'C' section sides, St Bernards and Old Brighton staged a low scoring thriller with the home side victors 5 .6 to 5 .5 . Mudlarks were Reidy, K. Hampson, Mahoney (St Bernards) and Berry, Code and D. Mayers (Old Brighton) . 100 games to John Taylor (Kew), Bruce Ferrall (AMP) . Best "trueboot" performance of the round Geelong's Guy Wilson with 6 goals against Preston . 50 YEARS AGO - 1951 Commonwealth Bank continued their hoodoo run over Ormond who took a 1 point lead in time on only to see Bank clear the ball down to a certain ruckman who held the mark of the day and capped a magnificent display with the winning goal . (Gympie - 1951's press correspondent believed in anonymity - will your archives give the ruckman's name?). Or as Ormond scribe, Dr. J.R . Porter, penned "The fickle dame transferred her affection in our encounter with the Bank . A few chips light in that settlement" . Col Campbell, Ron McFarlane and Laurie Holman were Ormond's best . In 'B' section Geelong held off determined finish by visitors Alphington who kicked 3 goals and a poster in 4 minutes to get within 7 points when Tom Russell tore through to goal with a long punt . Alan Vizard with clever scouting, kicked 4 goals for the home side.

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CLUB XVIII SECTION by Norm Nugent

Round 13 results followed my forecasts in 90% of matches, some of which were really close contests . Although the Section i four is virtually decided, the contest in Section 2 is still wide open . REVIEW OF ROUND 13 SECTION 1 A depleted Old Scotch proved no match for the stronger and more talented Old Melburnians, who won convincingly by seventy eight points. Forwards, A. Bains and C . Tomlinson as well as ruckman Michael Verge and on ball player S . Arden were best for Old Melburnians . For Old Scotch the best were ; S. Pryde and A Kyriakou . A dominant opening quarter by Old Brighton set up their victory over Brunswick. Brunswick players could not bridge the gap throughout the game, which gave victory to Old Brighton by forty points. Best for Old Brighton were ; half backs, Gil Norwood and Marcus Barber as well as wing man, Dane Bowden . Brunswick's best were ; ruck rover, Ray Mainelli, defender, Steve Kannegiesser and Captain, Vin Gaffy at centre half forward.

Prahran returned to top form against Therry Penola, who again fell down up forward, which must be frustrating for their defenders who win the ball well . Among the best for Prahran in their "Nelson" victory by one hundred and eleven points were; full forward, Nigel MacPherson, centre half forward "Ant"(Anthony) Lawrence, who kicked six goals, half back, Andrew Tucker and full back, Chris Morton. Old Xaverians who dominated all over the ground in their one hundred and nine point win over Mazenod, were well served by ; defender, Hall (No 5) and by 1997 Mason Medallist, Tim O'Sullivan . For Mazenod the best were; Dylan Evans, Mick Fothergill, Richard Bourbon (full back), and rover, Darren (The Freak) Harvey. A very inaccurate first quarter marred the victory by St Kevins over De La Salle . After only holding an eleven behind lead at half time, St Kevins did lift their standard in the second half as they recorded victory by thirty six points - more than double the De La Salle score. Best players for St Kevins were George and Louis Katavolas, Shaun Van Der Wert and Gerard Mulcahy . De La Salle had good performers in; Paul Fiume, Paul Fisicaro, Mark Rosel and Captain David "Bomber" Jennings, who according to "The General" was best on the ground!! SECTION 2

An undermanned, St Leos proved no match for Marcellin who won by forty two points after what was a lack lustre match . Their best were ; "Wogga", who also answer to Maurice Becchetti, Peter Sexton as well as the Matthews and Symes Brothers . St Leos were best served by ; Mark Blundell, Linton Thomas and Martin Contessotto.

Early in their game against Old Trinity, Collegians opened a commanding lead and

were never headed . Collegians ended up winning by fifty points . Aided by very accurate kicking and Donvale, Old Geelor proved superior to Whitefriars as the visitors won t fourteen points.

The University Blacks versus Old Essendon match W, a -very even contest where the outcome remained i doubt until the final siren. Old Essendon eventual triumphed by the minimum margin, despite ti University Blacks having a lot more use of the ba Again the Blacks forwards could not conve opportunities . Old Essendon have now entered the t< four for their first time and their final position is now . their own hands . Best players for University Blacl were; Nick Remfiy, Nick Howell, Darren Creek, D . aO'KefndTimLlw The Monash Blues versus Old Ivanhoe match was a ve even contest throughout . At half time Old Ivanhoe led 1 the minimum margin . Old Ivanhoe gained ti ascendancy during the third quarter before Mona Blues rallied as exhorted by coach, Glenn Trigg ai leveled the scores . As befitting the top side, Old Ivanh, rallied and survived a nail biting finish to win by eig points. Best players for Old Ivanhoe were ; Christoph Lynch and Andrew Weisz. Monash Blues were be served by, Ben and Mark Dods, Chris Howe, Matt Rodd and Bryce Collier. PREVIEW OF ROUND 14 SECTION 1 With their recent form being the better, I select a Brighton to overcome Old Scotch and win their thi match of the season, especially as the match will 1 played at Brighton Beach Oval .

It is no easy task to select the winner of the Ther Penola and Brunswick match . Neither side h impressed this season as each has found scort difficult . I select Therry Penola to win especially as U game will be played at Oak Park . De La Salle face a tough match against Prahran, who r into form last week . Prahran have some football tale and De La Salle can't expect an easy four points . Round 5, De La Salle triumphed by twenty nine poin Today I forecast a much closer outcome . I feel this coa be the upset of the round as I select Prahran . Old Melburnians should win again at the expense Mazenod. In what could be a Grand Final rehearsal, St Kevins hc Old Yaverians, who triumphed in their Round 5 mat( Even though St Kevins have led the section most of t season, I still rate the Old Xaverians highly and sel(

to win against St Kevins today . SGG TroN 2 who travel to Albert Park to play Collegians, . in round 5 ;; In to stay in final's contention n j :,r ellin won by twenty nine points . Since the llin have had a real topsy turvey season whereas . Marcellin Co((c,il.ns have enjoyed consistent success o touch with th e ithe wi n s a greatt motivator, mr, s today, I select -atecn~ ~intcellin . m able to defeat ;,1 G, elongn eat Como Par s should e , to recommend k ither side ha much bfor ;; our the home side, who are Old Geelong,,iiti- to University Blacks against Whitefriars could (i-,~,}t back in the top four . At home and despite thei r Blacks to win . 111, Ct;ve forward line, I tip Universitybe the Old Ivanho e ll Elimination Final wi ;1 :er vital Old Essendon match at Chelsworth Park . Old adon, went down by forty two points in round 5 and with their first final appearance a likely reward , -,,,III be desperate. However as the game is o n 1

De La Salle - Paul Fuisne played hi s game for the club last week (21/7) In the Mighty 'W's . The Fuime played in two Senior Grand Final sides in 92 & 93 and played in two winning u/ 19 p'ship teams in 88 & 89 along with a Reserves flag in 91 . Kev Mannix played his 100th game (14/ 7) against Therry, another Mannix with some different to offer on the field . Well done Seb 1 Steve Bolt 100 games against St Kevins (21/7), started in u/ 19s in 1988, a few years at tennis before his passion for footy got the better of him .

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Club =II (1 ) Old Brighton v . Old Scotch Therry Penola v . Brunswic k Amateurs - to be played at Arn~ De La Salle v . Pra]r er Old Melburnians v. Mazeno d from ,t h.-. vins v Old Xaverians - game switched played Righetti Oval) . original draw C (to Club XVIII (2 ) Collegians v . Marcellin Old Geelong v . Old Trinity University Blacks v . Whitefriar s St. Leos Emmaus v . Monash Blues Old Ivanhoe v . Old Essendon

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1 .3(g) 0 .0 1.1 1 .2 OLD SCOTCH 6.6 10.11 12 .15 (87) 0tp ,,rLgURNIANB 1 .3 .Leeds : Kydakou Gilchrist Thompson White D O:d Scotehe Gilchrist. Best :Batns3C .Tomlmson3RoseRiFgCoope' raAsLOld H€ R th ford r Rtg g : Burdeu Addnson u e ont J Tomlinson . Best ) i,, :~n mgues . ,'rf. Phiiltps T. Robbins (F.4 .5(29) . 4 „„qrtC 1 .2 2.3 2 10.9 (691 1C. HfON 6.1 7 .2 7.7 .Lovett e Cheyn vs;: B.Lovett 2 Sacco Gaily. Best: Forster Ltuzz! B n .li James . Old Brighton : Cochran 2 Dooley 2 Cochian 2 Rya d Robinson Pemberton . Best: Bowden Jenkm Robinson Norwoo . NAILER (F) Lb -ton Umpires : R. BENSON P 2 .5(17) t . .tOLA 19 141128) : Lawrence 6 MacPherson 3 Doud 2 Green 2 Pritchard 2 T • Goats roll Cooke Jones. Best: Lawrence Tucker MacPhersonerMorton s Loud Therry Penola: Lees Kuret. Rest- Lewis Ca rt Carbi . .., lannayzo O`fiearney Umpires : R. Parker MM- Umpire (F ) .1 4.3(27) S'ut :; 0.0 2 .0 2 1.7 2 .11 5 .13 8.15 (63) S1 .F;V5 s Cr_ La S_.Lt: Rudd Robinson McGrath Fiume . Best: P.Ftume D.Jenntngs2 .L : in P.Flsicaro A .Tucker. St.Kevina: Hourigan 3 L.Katavolas an der Wert Rattle . Best :: G .Katavolas Crowe Day -: :; Ratile. Umpires: D . ti'Tmdlow M. Thornhill (F) 3 .1 4.2(26) '0 .0 1 .0 3,5 7.9 15.12 20.15 (135) r;m F2M8 : Palamara Evans Harve y ,°ton. Best t'sazlerBiistonFlight HarNi< 6 B . Matthews 6 ,I GuStano Balloeh. old Xac'erinas: R. George .Carra)us R. George : C ey Fay Curnow O'Sulli+,an Best Fowler " B. Matthews Dalton . Umpires: L . Mcmtyre Mazenod Umplre (F)

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LST WK TOTA L CLUB CLUB dVIII / 1 51 Prahran 39 Old Xaverians 32 Old Melburnians 27 Old Xaverlans 24 St Kevins CLUB XvI1i/2 27 Collegian s 20 Whitefrlars 19 Monash Blues 17 Collegians 14 Monash Blues

(68) MAReRLLIN 9 .14 ST LEOS EMMAUS WATI.LS PARK 2 .4(16) I Cal I l a,)o15t~Lem ble Gribbte D om I S1~P~t: Non-is BecchetU Sexton.Cull O'Halloran Best: Farqhar'17mmas only Emmaus Wattle Park: Thomas . Jackson (F) 3 . Jackson T Blundell Contesotto Ally G . Umpires .1 (19J : 2.1 P OLD ~ 4 .4 6.3 9 .8 10.9 (69) COLLEGIANSSCOLEGIAN : Dodgson Langdon Cokahs Stebbins Best Old Trinity: Cokalts 2 E Best.: Oakley 3 Grant 3 Cambaro Hams `hlolsman Heaven Chisholm . Ca . Um : M. Pass. Best: Hams Jones Grant Gambaro Lumley Jayatitake ) Cross Old Trinity Umpire (F .8(503 .6 7 6 WHITEFRURS 1 .2 4 .4 .4 (64 OLD GEELONG 6.0 7.0 8 .4 10 : Jackson)Best whitefrFars: Haynes 2 Rallis 2 Bomryman Davies Stilly~k 5 McDonald . Old O~ong° J .Houston Dalton Sully Haynes Keenahan . Umpires : A. 2 Ross Carter Calvert . Best: Ross Cook McDonald Wilkinson Barrington A . Barra (F ) 510 2 2.4 4. UNIVE STly BLACKS {411 .3 5 .452 R 21* N OLD ESSENDO . Best:: Remfry Latdtau : Howell 2 Chandler 2 Reentry University Blacks Turner O'Keefe Creek Howell Vaughan . Old don: Eddy 2 N.O'Conneli . Umpires : Beard Barry. Best: Burns N.O'Connell Barr Turner Poulton Eddy ) R. Windlow University Blacks Umpire (F 5.7(37) 3 .7 MONASH BLUES 2 .2 3.4 6.9(45) 1 .3 3.5 5.7 OLD IVANHOE : Cunnington M Riddle . Best Monash Blues: M . woods 2 hiontigue Collier Dods Coughlin Howe Riddle M Woods . Old Ivanhoe : Lynch 3 Kingston Risstrom Stoey. Best: S1giey Lynch Weisz Taylor Santos English Umpi[r.s: B. Nunn Monash Blues Umpires (F)

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Life After Coaching Part 2 (i) Adrian Hurley has coached at three Olympic Games and was the foundation basketball coach at the Australian Institute of Sport. He retired from elite coaching in 1997 to pursue a career in business management. How do you prepare yourself for life after coaching? In the previous article we looked at the skills that coaches possess which can prepare coaches for life after coaching . You can use these skills to take the steps listed below, to help prepare yourself for life after coaching. Educate yourself Read biographies . Biographies tell you a lot about how other successful people in sport, life and business have succeeded. These books provide coaches with a multitude of ideas for coaching and for their personal development . Read philosophies on coaching/teaching and life. I have found it very useful to read publications on philosophies of teaching and coaching . Nothing highbrow, simply what others believe about reaching the inner self for our athletes and ourselves . After one particular presentation to senior government my approach to life was described by a member of the audience as a mixture of Christian values and Zen Buddhism. Those teachings or beliefs can be most useful in coaching your athletes, in the media in writing and in business . Read books, watch business programs, and attend seminars and workshops . I'm sure all coaches have seen the mass of books available at airports on how to better our lives, excel, etc . Our peers write many of these books . The books written about business are most useful (for coaching) as well as for your move into business later in life . Some very useful ones are the quick MBA courses. Try them as they will help your coaching. Get computer literate . Coaching these days requires you to know how to use the Internet for research, scouting, and coaching. Work on your overall knowledge and skills - they will come in handy, whatever you do after coachin g Network you must develop the ability to move about and talk to people . Get to know them, and let them know you. You have a much better chance of pursuing a career in a field where you are known or well known . I know as coaches we sometimes don't have the time

or inclination for networking but it is a must these days . Train yourself in working with the media We all have experience in this area . Some of us are better at it than others . Working with radio or television is not easy and takes a lot of work . Get others to train you, or watch your interviews and work on the little things . I know one of my faults is that I talk to quickly and try to get too much information into answers. While the media prefers this to you having too little to say, it is important that we know our strengths and weaknesses . Write and publis h Though there is rarely much money in writing, it is a good skill to have . Work on putting your thoughts down, keeping diaries of travels, learning how to construct interesting anecdotes etc . I'm sure we have all seen publications from others and thought 'I could do that' and 'why would people read that?' We fail to realise that people want to read about coaches and what they have to say . Your writing might not always be of a technical nature. Remember that in every human being there is at least one good book . Know the share marke t This one might surprise you, but as coaches we are often too busy to invest, or take care of our finances . In this day and age every adult should know about the share market. Even if you don't invest your money personally on the market, and have others do it for you, it is a good thing to know how to check up on those investments . Besides, reading the market can help you on those long aeroplane trips . Provide for the future Invest in superannuation schemes etc. as early as you can . Many coaches are on a contract basis, and if you don't provide for yourself others will not . Have an investment adviser who can help you with taxation . Coaches need to know the best way to organise their business into consultancies, trusts, etc . You are also more able to assist your athletes and advise them on things that they should do with their money for their future . Let the professionals do the advising, but you can keep an eye on things or point them in the right direction . Make sure you are insured properly for injury, loss of wages and liability. We live in a litigious society and coaches are right up there to get sued . By Adrian Hurley Sports Coach Vol 23, No4, 2001

Hard-fought wins to Kew (over Salesian), Williamstown (Powerhouse) and Parkside (La . Trobe) altered the make-up of the four, with the CY's replacing Salesian in second place despite only narrowly defeating the winless Powerhouse. REVIEW Kew controlled the second and third terms against Salesian to lead by 20 pts and 36 pts at each change . Debut ruckman Ayres fed Kew runners Dennis, Blair and Landwehr to apply continual pressure around the ground and on the scoreboard . Bruno (CHB) repelled many attacks, however Salesian lifted a gear in the final stanza . Drive from Canavan and Davey and goals to Logan and Cincotta cut the lead to a kick before Kew hung on for a hard-fought win . Williamstown CYMS and Powerhouse were at opposing ends of the ladder but their fierce rivalry continued with the Piranhas coming out firing . The Burt bros. and Craven helped Powerhouse to a commanding 26 pt lead at qrtr time . The CY's regrouped in the second with Barlow kicking 3 but a deficit remained at the main change . Coach Williams instructed his charges to stick to the game plan, and despite injuries to Bartolo and Monkhorst, the momentum changed with the latter moving to FF and Dumbo into the ruck . The game remained in the balance with 10 minutes to go, but the Will forwards were able to stem the flow from the hard-numing Powerhouse backs to kick two goals and close out the match .

In slippery conditions at Bundoora, Parkside made better use of its early opportunities to lead La Trobe 6 .2 to 1 .7 at qrtr time . The visitors continued to dominate the play but relaxed their intensity and kicked a wasteful 2 .7 to keep the Trobers in the game . The Red Devils expected to cruise for the second half but were given a wake-up call courtesy of a hardrunning opposition whose mobile forwards began to cause problems . La Trobe was again on top in the final term, but Parkside was able to regain some composure to sneak home by two kicks . Santo Pino was best for the winners, while Soligo and Wise provided great run all day . Peninsula recorded an emotional victory over West Brunswick at Mt Eliza. The game was played with frenetic intensity and remained in the balance at the main change . The Pirates took control in the third qrtr by providing plenty of run and capitalizing on their forward thrusts . Payze (9 goals) was a standout in an otherwise even team effort as Peninsula overcame a dogged West Brunswick . It was a great win for the Pirates and a fitting tribute to the Kent family . Oakleigh continued its good form of recent weeks in the first qrtr against Mentone with some attractive

footy played and four goals apiece at the main change . From there, it was all Mentone as Tony Macgeorge booted his 100th goal for 2001 in the second qrtr to help break the Krusher's resilience with a 10 goal term . The Vulture's Rowley had an absorbing battle with Adamic in the ruck, while Dooley continued what has been an excellent month with five majors . Wilkins and Mick Sullivan were among Mentone's best and Perrin made a welcome return from injury. Bromley worked hard for the Krushers on a wing and in defence . PREVIEW The first and second placed sides again meet as Wiili sto hosts Mentone . The CY's play the Fearon well, but the Vultures are still running hot and I don't think they can he held for much more than a half. Mentone continues to have many goal kickers and will be keen to prove once again that the gulf between the two sides is considerable, and should win by 35 points . Salesian should avert a recent form lapse and register its first win in 3 weeks when it tackles Powerhouse at Chadstone . Salesian has had a couple of tough encounters and if Powerhouse can continue its improved form, this could be a good game . With the opportunity to regain second spot still a possibility, Salesian should win by 23 points . La Trobe's slim finals chances look to have gone Mth the four points against Parkside, however its good form and home ground advantage should see it overcome Kew . The Ks have again proved their capabilities but they enjoy a tighter brand of football than the Main allows . The Trobers by 4 goals. O eigla has been pretty good of late, save for last week's thumping at the hands of Mentone . The effect of that loss will determine its fortunes against Peninsula who returned to the winner's list last week . The Krushers are probably a touch ahead of the Pirates, but the result will be close. West Brunswick is due to cause an upset but I cant see this occurring at Parkside's expense . The Red Devils should have too much marking strength and provided last week's tiring encounter hasn't left them flat, enough run to offer their forwards opportunities . The Westies continue to be competitive but will need to apply more scoreboard pressure to prevent a 28 point loss . PRESS CORRESPONDENTS Thanks again for all contributors - keep up the good work. Please remember that Milestone and Social info . should be sent directly to the VAFA.

?ay'i:s=c=e - =-n ; r i ;opsc~y 1 50 Games. Andy Copley has hardly missed a game in 8 years at Parkside, due to his fitness and dedication to training . "Grinder" is blessed with great pace which he uses to lay a gutsy tackle or kick an explosive running goal . He accepts occasional "bench warming" without complaint and is respected by his team mates for his great team spirit . More importantly, he provides the good oil on the greyhounds . Daniel McCall 100 Games. Dan McCall gave rugby union away six years ago, and has developed into Parkside's most valuable player. His great strength and football brain makes him the outstanding ruckman in D section, where he gives us first use of the ball . DMac is also a strong mark and reliable kick, and has been placed 1, 2 & 3 in the club best and fairest . He also enjoys the occasional beer. Warren Dean 1 00 Games . Dean Warren is one of the most skilled players at Parkside. He has natural marking and kicking skills, and mobility that enables him to play any position on the ground . Unfortunately, his job restricts his training and fitness which makes senior selection uncertain, but "Hollywood" is a staunch clubman who enjoys his mates at Parkside. Kew - congratulations to Alatthew Dalrymple and Brett Lafranchi, two good Kew clubmen who both play their 100th game today against La Trobe. Matty the strong marking reserve CHB played in the reserves '97 flag win, won Best Finals player trophy and capped it off with the B&F . Brett or "Scoops" usually plays a key fonvard post in the seniors, but due to a late start is the two's leading goalkicker, but no doubt will give the one's a nudge soon . Scoops is our current Treasurer and won Best Clubman in '98 .

4 .4 14.5 22 .10 3219 (211) n7i'?i.:G.11 4.0 6.1 8.6 9.7(61) ta¢z M3cGexge 10 Rowley 6 Matt Sullnan 3 Mick Sullivan 2 0'M1ieara 2 Lairs 2 ctmer2 Etcell W1llte Ferrm 1§'iIldns JWurstan Best : C .su➢ isan Rowiec Mirk Sullivan . I Emmett Johnston. • Ibuky 5 B.Papakopoutcs 3 Clark Best :

F - . Daol~ ,'yAdamic Dalton Taylor B. Papadopoulos. Umpires: B . Mrl.eod G. i(F) : ..l:: :R 6.2 8.5 11 .6 14.6 (90) :. :13dA . CY2.S4 1.6 6.9 8.14 1521 (111) Power Hause: M.Fliggns 4 N .Dodd 3 B .Turner 2 J.Clarke I H .Ctarke I Adrian Burt I ACcntrcra; I Flby}e I. Best: Seracm J.Marshall J.Clarke N.MiIla, Adrian Burt J .Roba3son W' • Barlow 5 Williams i2 Bartab 2 Ferris 2 Monkhurst 2 RAard I Thomsen . Best Barlow wucatsch tryffaikhhurst Munrox MacLeod Mattheas. Umpirm P. Griffiths R Marlyn (F) L b3nii C. 0' Shea (B) A Chin C . DaM (G )

SEW 4.5 9 .7 13.13 13.17(95) B.StMlsAi 52 6.5 8.7 13.11(89) Ser. StepheLS4Tmnet03CuIkn2faiuiuehrRa6alettbodN4odhot~se . Best: Ames Dennis Blau tandurhr Bruno Rbal Salman : Thahm 4 Logan 3 Cincotta 3 M. Fora D. Fom Cam-an . Best : Dam-, Stewn5 Cuamta Campbell Thatn M . Forger. Umpires J. Hefean3n G. Roberts (F) LA?°O6E 1 .7 3.7 9.11 10.12 ('72) PAI zME 6.1 8.8 10 .9 11 .14(80) LaTrohc Le41'2Edwards2CIcse2Pary2Ctmmwu,, ShHdrkk. BesCPemMurr-a v -- -+ ng Forrest Eduarcls. Partsade: Mood , 5 Few W. Beek Chikntt Fine Sohp Romano Adams StrinehouseNkCaM . G . Pakodmics (F) 5 4.2 7.5 13.10 19.13 (127) 3.4 6.5 7.6 9.11(65) (Peninsula PP}ze 9 A Persons 3 Franks 3 A Landry 2 ;ceison J Coughlan . Pa}zeGoSdthapeAAtctiumPownty&mcknCrean . West1hunswid a ' Edwards 2 Sleltcai 2 Dis}wn Bagnall Vence Lehmann Stewart, Best : Hc(pe11 Edwalds Tw}dord CannacBVia[('Ilarripson. Umpires P.14'oods C. Stettrvs (J) (F)

Congratulations and good luck to Matthew and Brett on your achievements for the Brown & Gold from all at Kew.

Peninsula - congratulate Steve White on playing his game this week. Steve has developed into a reliable senior player and popular clubman . His dedication to training is matched only by that to his personal grooming.

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CLUB LST WK D2 SECTION

Macgeorge Williams Payze Thain Dooley Beck

::fentone 10 Williamstown 2 Peninsula 9 Salesian 4 Oakleigh 5 Parkside ) D2 RESERVE Powerhouse Williamstown Kew

Pav)ou Burgess Lafranchi Krohn Ross

Peninsula Parkside

TOTAL 107 83 45 41 34 34 31 27 22 17 16

TODAY'S DC"HES D2 Section Williamstown CYMS v . Mentone Amateurs Salesian 0 C v . Power House La Trobe Uni . v . Kew Oakleigh v . Peninsula 0 B West Brunswick v. Parksid e

P~.`~: ::1E$ Mizrim 12 4.7 10.10 14 .13 (51) OAHIEIGH 1 3 3.3 5 .4 6,5(41) Murphy 4 Pera•rzn 2 King 2 Lockhart 2 OBrien O'Meara Nidoals Fataums Bose Rack Murphy Ohkara Mini Walsh Smith Matt Walsh . Mkigh: Beans 2 R4aut5 Bruerton Randle Monaghan . Best: Head MoutCC Nikalds Atxlwropoubs Caurflart Redford POWER HOUSE 0.0 1.0 5.0 92 M WII11Ah57M CYI+ S 4 .4 7.5 11.5 14.7 (91) Purvey House: J .Malxinev 3 J.HaIl 3 ARdls 2 C.Jorres I . Besl: C.McI.eod w.Etiott S.Evans J.Mahwtey J.HaIl D .Occamer. Wiliamstowav Burgess 4 Black 3 MclSetze 2 Dvasey I Toby I Bnmuetl Smith I Jones I . Best: Saccoc.clo. Cambridge, Burgess. Cannon, Grieve, Hann KEW 4.1 6.4 9.5 10.5 (65) SUESIAN 22 4.4 5.5 10.8 (68) ICea : lafianelll 3 KvTlakw 3 Grffiths hiassi Watts %byland . Best Griffiths Dalrymple Gtansante htuckian Bolls La6anrlll . Selvian• Bowman 3 Cooke 2 Elks Kirchner Bates Maitlard Chapman . Best Barry Chalmers Seager Cooke Bowman RileyLA 1R6BE 0.0 0.1 0.1 12 (8) PARISSI6E 32 6.4 9.7 11.9 (75) La 7Yobi-- Storer. Best Buttes Sampson Peters Mc.Naamara roultan Cassidy Parkside: Cassar 4 G Pan}ari 2Warrai Stuart Stalked Healy, Carmody . BesC Copay Cacsar Boyne Muscat Carmody Drcc PENINSUTA OLD BOYS 1.3 4 .3 73 9S (59) WEST BRUNSWICK 1.5 3 .9 10.12 9.14 (68) Pmmsulz : Presley 4 Harding 2 Sinclair Angers Palmer. BesC Angus Fleshy Powell P Prendergast Hater Brown. West Briamnclic OBrien 2 Stewart Carmichael Slruiga Sherry Daniell 49t,~ile Baker . Best Miller Baker Lewis Ba. .~ham Hey'~ood Me\amars.

D2 Section KEW Coach : Serge D'Angelo Res.: Greg Crimmins 1 B Lafranchi

2 L Fitzgerald 3 G Horgan 4 G Crimmins 5 L Bradley 6 N Tnnetti

LA TuE U j V!- P Coach: Andrew Sutherland Res. Coach : Clinton Perry 1 . M . Bakogianni s 2 . S . Fredrickson 3 . D. Sheldrick 4 . C. Perry 5 . A. Randell

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6 . B. Cameron

8 N Derrico

7 . S. Gemmola 8 . J . Cam m 9. L. Walker 10 . A. Hewitt 11 J . Levy 12 . M . Forrest 13 . T. Luderman 14 . L. Wakeling 15 . B. Auldist 16. S. Bray 17. S. Gloury 18. B . Grant 19. S . White (VC) 20 . A . Murphy 21 . D. Edmunds 22 . P. Stewart 23 . R. Storer 24 . S. Edwards 25. S. Brook s 26. B. Hewitt 27. D . Gilmour 28. C . Ross 29 . P. White 30 . J . Smith 31 . J . O'meara 32 . D. Hil l 33 . M . Watson 34 . S. Paterson 35. J . Eyre 36. T. Mawdsley 37. C . Porter 38. A . Willis (C) 39. N . Rosengree n 40. R . Slate r 41 . A . Samson 42 . D. Gleeson 43 . A. Poulton 44 . R . Mather 45 . D . McKeeki n 46 . D . Hartley 47. H . Girdwood 48. L . McNamara 49. M . Day 50. K . Hopkins 51 . C. Francias 52. T. Stauton 53 . A. Tucker 54 . T. Peters 55 . A. Cummings 61 . B. Launikonis 63 . J. Laidlaw 65 . A. Hall 66. A . Balli e 70. J Dumaresq

9 A Eaton 10 B Culle n 11 B Woodhouse 12 J Growcott 13 C Kyriakou 14 J Looker 15 C Bradley (C 16 D Wood 17 R Perri 18 N Nigro 19 J Dennis 20 A Acfield 21 B Shaw 22 C Stephens 23 R Baker 24 G Palmer 25 C Watts 26 M Stevenson 27 T Moore 28 D Cracknell (VC) 29 M Dalrymple 30 C Giansante (RVC) 31 K Gillam 32 A Drago 33 D Wayland 34 Matt Fitzgerald 35 R Bruno (RDVC) 36 S Ryan 37 J Landwehr (VC) 38 J Beer 39 M Mc Inerny 40 P Durbridge 41 R Livingston 42 Sette 44 J Bell 47 S Byrnes 48 L Jensen 49 S Vidler 50 J Griffiths 51 M Blair 52 R Campagna 61 S Moussi 62 B Mc Gauchie 64 J Cronin 65 M Ayers 66 J O'Kane 67 T Beattie 68 B Mc Gauchie 99 S Bruno

MENTONE Coach : Tony Macgeorg e Res . Coach: Phil Emmett

OAKLE9GH A .F.C . Coach: Russell Bruerto n Res Coach : Pad Nkalds

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CONGRATULATIONS : Congratulations to the following umpires who represented the VAFAUA last weekend VAFA vs VCFL - Tim Sutcliffe (F), Tim Dornom (B) & Bernie Jephson (G) . VAFA vs VMFL - Luke Moncrieff (F), Nigel Woods (B) & Rob Parry (G) . 250th GAME - Congratulations to Geoff Curran (VG) - No . 15 Red - upon reaching this milestone . VG joined the VAFA in the late 1980's. He umpired his first 'A' Section game in 1991 and hardly could walk the next day due to 47 goals being kicked between Old Melburnians and Ormond . In the same year, he umpired the grand final between Mazenod and Williamstown and he paid the "melee breaker" free kick in the final quarter!!! It was one of his best games / highlights!!! Best VAFA Players that VG respects (past and present) are Frank Gleeson (Parade), Jeremy Nicholls (Old Melburnians), Matt McConvill and Brett Connell (Ormond), Michael Blood (Xav's) and Bernie Dinneen (Marcellin) . Most respected umpires are Peter Gersch and Richard Simon . Most influential football 'legends' to VG are John Sutcliffe, Jim Chapman and Shane Carbines . He also supports Carlton Football Club!! He will be officiating at the match between MHSOB's and Uni Blues at Melbourne High today and invites all the umpires and friends etc back to Melbourne High for a celebration drink afterwards .

WHAT'S YOUR DECISION : LAST WEEK: Answer to June 2nd Question - The goal umpire will signal and wave the flag for a point . This week's winner is Mark Bullard Elsternwick AFC. Fax details to Phil Stevens on 9531 2050 to receive your prize . THIS WEEK : Players contesting for mark and an Old Essendon player marks the ball in the centre square . Collegians' player then pushes the player over then kicks the ball away in frustration . What is the Field Umpire's decision? From that decision, the Collegians player gives the umpire a mouthful of the french language' . What is the Field Umpire's reaction then?

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BOUNCE OFF: The annual 'Bounce Off will be conducted in the next few weeks . If you have not already entered . . please do so asap . I wonder who will win it this year . . . .Kevin Segota . . . .Jason McNiece . . .Craig Brajtberg!!!! Good luck to all competitors .

MAJOR RAFFLE : Supplementary Field Umpires / Club 18 Umpires are requested to contact Mark Jenkins on 9576 7061 to get a raffle book issued to them to help raise money for the association . 1st Prize is a nifty trailer filled with assorted merchandise and goodies to the value of $1,500 .00 . Donated by Rick Love (Complete Freight Concepts) ; 2nd Prize is $500 .00 Cash Prize donated by Anthony Damen (Personal Mortgage Managers) and 3rd Prize is a weekend for 2 at the Rutherglen Motor Inn (North Victoria) - winery district . Donated by Dianne Whiteley . Annual Dinner - 27/8/01 at MCG ; Grand Final Brunch & BBQ - 23/9/01 ; Presentation FINALLY. . . .

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Each week a Coates Hire Player of the Week is announced on this page (one player each section) . Each player qualifies for Team of the Year selection Following the final round each month a Coates Hire Player for ic the Month will be announced . These players are c inclusion s in the Coates Hire VAFA Team of the Yea r 速 Coates Hire VAFA Team of the Year will be announced at the VAFA Vote Count Night . This night will also include the announcement of the Coates Hire Player of the Year. R OUND 13 COATES HIRE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK A: DAN WOODLEY (MHSOB ) B : ADRIAN HEFFERNAN (OLD PARADIANS) C : CAM UNSWORTH (COLLEGIANS ) D1 : SAMMY HAWKINS (MONASH BLUES) D2 : AARON STEVENS (SALESIAN OC) D3 : CHRIS LEETON (MONASH GRYPHONS) D4 : COREY BECKER (WERRIBEE ) PLAYERS OF TH E WEEKEND (STATE MATCHES) SENIOR : DENVER ARTZ AND LUKE HAWKINS UNDER 19 : SCOTT CURATOLO AND TRENT HOBART PLAYER OF THE MONTH (APRIL ) LUKE HAWKINS (OLD SCOTCH) PLAYER OF THE MONTH (MAY ) GRANT VANDERKRUK (SYNDAL TALLY HO) PLAYER OF THE MONTH (JUNE) DEAN MATTHEWS (BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE )

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Goes to the state game at Elstemwick Park against the Victorian Country Football League . FORMER PE teacher and VAFA footballer turned re,al estate salesman, John Clarkson, was invited to join the video commentary team by ABC TV's Ross Booth in the last quarter . His summation was excellent and he â&#x20AC;&#x17E;,,pped the show with this comment on a non-VAFA _ue : "I sold Malcolm Blight his home in Brighton (a torpedo from Elstemwick Park) for $1 .265m (the m is million) last March . "I will be calling him to see if I can ,t the sale from him first thing Monday," John said . THERE were eight changes to the VAFA team that wok on the VCFL from the one that defeated the South :lustralians eight weeks earlier at EP . No need to go ,,,,er the issues of player availability but the exclusion ,, i eight-time Big V representative Matt Jackson from Old Brighton is noteworthy . Matt, who played against We S.A,AFL this year, has announced a temporary reurement from the end of this year as he wants to >~~nd time with his two sons and wife . "I rang Nick t;ourke and explained that my form didn't warrant >.I :,,:tion as I've only been training once a week this cc :ar and over the past few weeks I haven't been ir :~~.ining as my three-month-old son Adam has bronchitis . "There are plenty of guys who would love to -,lay in the Big V and I wouldn't want to rob them o f Matt, who was cleared to play with OB last :._c' :end, said . C; A COUPLE of the guys that got into the team were Old Camberwell's Nigel Credlin and I3ulleenTemplc4owe's playing coach Dean Matthews, who I~L:n .d with Matt Jackson at StKilda in the mid 90s . Ti ev were promoted from the VAFA's C-D team and .Iong with C Section's Denver Artz and they were mon, the Big V's best. ~ STILL with a StKilda flavor, Loch Ford, who hla~cd on a wing for the VAFA, joined the Saints' ~,porate sales team at the start of the year . On the , :qarture of Blighty and how it will effect sales Loch ,zid : 1 don't know". Lach said corporate sales were u p per cent ($150,000) this year and last week at the ub was "tough". ~ NOEL Rundle's Looking Back just a month ago had !Ii, piece which has become newsworthy : "In 1996

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Simon Meehan (St Kilda) joined the long list of former AFL-VFL players to be sacked as coach of Old Xaverians . Others were Jack Clarke (Essendon), Norm Brown (Fitzroy) and Grant Thomas (St Kilda) . Checked with OX president Rob Ralph who oversaw Thomas's one year in 1992 . "Grant resigned before going to North Melbourne, he was not sacked," Robert said . Old Xaverians finished in eighth position two wins clear of relegation. ONE of the most rarely invoked Laws of Australian Football was used at the start of the senior match when VCFL captain Travis Hodgson was asked if he was ready by the field umpire preparing to bounce . It is normally a formality as the ump has checked that all the players are in position . Not this time! The VCFL forwards sheepishly ran to the other end, as did their backmen, when it was noticed that they had lined up incorrectly! Well, modern footballers must be able to play in a variety of positions ! IN THE curtain-raiser the Victorian Metropolitan Football League's Under 18 & 19 team had the exciting Andrew Lovett flaying on a wing. Andrew is the nephew of the Coi",t --,' and Richmond player from the early 1980 s ONE of the B ' V's forays in the U19s was manufactured by the deputy-vice captain, vice-captain and captain . Now try broadcasting this : Hayes to Heath to ' Iobart . _'_ :dYONE that met the VAFA U19 coach Tony =,Iill<< will know that he is passionate about his footy. Reinforcing this was Tony's persona four hours after his t:;am comfortably defeated the VMFL . Tony was still euphoric ! OWE ALL know the VAFA "fosters family football" but St Bernards' Danny Byrne's youngest sister Gen, a Year 7 student, found Danny's outstanding first quarter off the half-back line "borina Â°"? Father Richard though had a ripping day as an usher at the MCG for that game between Essendon and the Roos before heading down to EP to learn of Danny's fortunes . Due to space, FTLOTG will return to its Benfleigh Amateur Football Club series next week.

:gal travelled to Bendigo and continue d Rood form for the year by posting a wi n inst a very competitive Bendigo . Karingal 9 93 against Bendigo Warriors 4 3 27 . F3a11arat 10 6 66 were far to good on the day Croadmeadows 1 1 13 and seem to be ;,i LU . I g form at the right end of the season. Dir 2 : M,,unbourin Tigers 7 13 55 were able to iccount for the fast improving Maribyrnong 4 6 3 n and the word's back to back have been i ,u-d on the streets of Werribee . Sth. Yarra 12 10 82 surprised everyone by easily iccounting for Ringwood Blues 1 1 7 . ;,iii_~ rood should see this as a hiccup in what ], ;I~'oeen a very successful season . Sth Yarra ua . be the danger side in division two when ihe finals come around . moo=iee Valley and Parkside played in front of big crowd at Ormond Park Moonee Valleys home ground . The crowd was entertaine d e,:i[h Moonee Valley 10 8 68 being the ,-ictors on the day with Parkside managing to 1cicb:.6 5 41 .

Colac and Hawthorn did not play due to round problems at Colac . D ~tisinrt 3 : 13roadmeadows once again showed that they re skilled when it comes to close games by dereating Geelong in a game played as a curtain raiser in Ballarat. Karingal travelled o Gippsland to play a new team that it ,:nrcring the competition next season . The !=lppsland team played Karingal in front of a iiuge crowd from the surrounding areas an d good time was had by all present on the lay. 1 Parkville Oval Sth Yarra were also playing .t new team who are playing next year . I3ulleen gave a good account of themselves r nd showed their many supporters that they %,:111 be very competitive next year . Congratulations to both these clubs on their cicbut and we wish them the best of luck for Ihe future . We also wish to thank Sth Yarra md Karingal for playing them and showing liem and their supporters what F .I .D .A . football is all about . RoF :nd 10 Selections : Div :siasn 1 :

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After a competitive first half against I_ leigh at The Zoo, the Students were decimated by injuries (including captain Farrelly) and the Demons wer e able to notch- a comfortable win . Debutant Adam Cusick was the best for the home side . Monash Gryphons were able to take control early in their clash against Hawthorn and hold off the Hawks for the rest of the game . Leeton and Hetherington were excellent while Gross was a steadying influence up back, the Charlie Watts in a team of Mick and Keefs . Banfield and Phil Avery were the best for the Hawks . Richmond Central scored a crucial win against fellow relegation strugglers Albert Park in a thriller at City Reserve. Andy Waters and Merv Shannon made a winning return to the Cobras seniors with Paul Byrnes the post-siren hero, while Allan kicked 7 for the Falcons . Fitzroy had yet another good win, this time at the expense of the Wicks . Finally, South Melbourne had a big win over St . Johns. ' ROUND 14 PREVIEW What Pete Says: M onash Gryphons host Elsternwick in an important game for both sides . The Gryphs will be looking to consolidate their spot in the four, while the Wickets try to escape the relegation trap door. I expect the Gryphons winning run to continue . Another big game at Thomas Carroll Reserve as St . Johns OC host Hawthorn. Both sides will be keen for redemption after heavy losses last weekend. A month ago, I definitely would have fancied the JOCs, but now, after much thought, I'll go for Hawthorn, just. Richmond Central welcome South Melbourne Districts to City Reserve where both teams will be in high spirits after important wins last Saturday. The Cobras are keen to avoid the drop while South's still have some finals aspirations . I'll pick Souths to win . UHSOB travel to Brunswick Street to take on The Juggernaut (copyright E . Sill 2001). The Students suffered further casualties last weekend while the Reds have no such worries in terms of numbers. Fitzroy for mine.

Bentleigh entertain Albert Park at Arthur Street in a game that won't be as easy for the Demons in reality as it is on paper. Still, I don't think there will be anything extraordinary about the end result .

Bentleigh to win . What Ed Says: Apart from the Juggies, Monash are the form side of the competition . Near enough the strongest midfield in the grade, they should be too strong for Elsternwick . St .Johns and Hawthorn clash in a must win for both sides . Both have been off the boil in recent times, not sure, maybe the Jocs. Richmond host South Melbourne with Richmond keen to make it two in a row . South have their best win of the year last week and not hard to see that form continuing . South for me. The J uggies host Uni High and the students will be keen to put on a better show than when they last met . Uni's pride will ensure they have a dip but the Juggies should record a convincing win. Bentleigh welcome Albert Park and should be too strong . The question is how will Albert Park fight back after last week's disappointing loss . Still think they might have a role to play in the final's makeup. None the less, Bentleigh for me . RESERVES Pete : Wickers, JOCs, Souths, Reds, Demons. Ed : Wicks, Hawks, South, Reds and Bentleigh SOCIAI . Bentleigh - is hosting its famous Auction night on August 4 (after the Fitzroy Reds game) with lots of sporting memorabilia and other great items up for grabs. Richmond Central - annual banquet auction is on July 28 . The club is expecting a massive turnout on this, its biggest function of the year. Tickets are $20 . For more information call Toby Guthrie on 0414 484 665 .

St . John's OC - hold their Golden Eagles, Sponsors and Supporters luncheon this Saturday (28th July), starting at midday. See one of your social committee for further detail or book your seat. South Melbourne Districts - will be holding their Dinner/Auction on Saturday 11 August at the Powerhouse Function Centre from 7pm until midnight . Any bookings or offers of items to auction can be made through Maureen McGee by

phone on 9690 1740 (h), 9856 2803 (w) or 0419 526 670 (m). VHBOB will hold a "Its a Knockout Evening' on Sat Aug 4 . Get your team together to compete in a series of novelty challenges, details in the rooms or contact Greg Catterall & Tim Cleveland On a totally unrelated note, I've just completed Writing a book about Anna Kournikova. However, it doesn't have a title yet . . . . . . . .. . . . . . (Pete's comment, not Ed's)

CONTACT Once again, I can be contacted via e-mail on peter.PS .Williamson~",centrelink-gov.au (work) or psdtw5473 (home), phone on 9920 9054 or fax on 9920 9097 . Thank you to those who have submitted reports this week, please keep up the good work. Again, we'd like to hear from as many people as possible, so please contact either myself or Ed . Goo 4 luck to your t ~-P ela today, and have a grc : t VAFA wet cend i

Bentle?gh - stalwarts .au? "Dasher- 111-utchison and "Lucky" Phil Wort_ain ;ton both reach the milestone of 200 games against Albert Park today, a fine achievement indeed for two great clubmen who are a credit to the the game . Well done fellas ! A pair of JOCs now . . . . . . .. . . . .boom-boom! St . John's 4C - wish to congratulate Zack Monroe on reaching the milestone of 15 0 games against South Melbourne Districts last week, while fellow JOC Matt Ladson reaches the same milestone this week . Richmond Central - congratulates Chris "Codfish" Barry on playing his 100th game this a et tc after playing his first game for the club in 1993 . Coddy is VP and an excellent club man, and, my sources tell me, the self-proclaimed "Best Centre Half Back in the league!" . Have a big one, Coddy ; from all The Snake Pit .

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LST WK TOTAL D3 SECTION Albert Park 9 75 Bentleigh 0 70 Iilt,n St Johns 4 65 lett a Hawthorn I 57 Amister Monash Gryphons 3 56 D3 RESERVE Fitzroy Reds 0 40 ,~e!1=h Bentleigh 0 2 4 I Hawthorn 2 2 0 Elsternwick 1 19 Albert Park 0 19

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BDF Beiersdorf Australia Ltd Don't worry D4ers we haven't lost Gavan Flower (superscribe) . He's just laid up a little with a badly broken leg received in last Saturday's match . A speedy recovery from all in D4 Gavan - look forward to your prose come Rd 15 . Syndal make it 100% from 13 while Rupo, Swinburne, the 'Bees, North and Mt. Lilydale remain in the hunt . Review Mt . Lilydale sent ()td Westbourne packing and they would have needed the 12 can trip to drown their sorrows after failing to come out after 1/4 time . The visitors through Slattery, King and Jenkinson took it right up to the home team in the first stanza, howevei- left it in the huddle as Cunningham and Kennedy did what they liked up forward, due to the good work of Smith, Periera and Celic for the remainder of the match . Mt . Lilydale slamming hofne another 21 goals to the visitors 4 to win handsomely and boost their percentage . Werribee had to battle hard for three quarters before they could shake off a determined Eley Park . The Sharks with Payne, Nelson and Blake in everything, surprised the 'Bees who without the assistance of Andrews, Marinis and Becker could well have found themselves on the receiving end of a loss. However after half time the 'Bees took control through greater fitness and the desire to remain in the hunt for a final's spot and ran out winners . Bad kicking is bad football is what Craig Fox will be ramming home to his players this week . North had 1 more scoring shot than the Saints but it was the greater accuracy in the finish that separated the teams . 3 .12 to 7 .6 told the story at half time and despite getting better in the second half (6 .3) the damage had been done . Sorletto bagged 3 for North, while Dwyer won the honours with 5 majors for the Saints who were best served by Carra and Frail . In the match of the round STH took control in the second term to gradually pull away from the Cobras inch by inch. The match was played at a frantic pace with both teams hell bent on gaining the ascendancy - it was the STH who did so and with a number of multiple goalkickers had too many scoring avenues up forward . Add to the fact that the brothers Hannemann (J & L) as well as Henderson and Bingham were in fine touch and the Cobras were simply outclassed in the end . Clements, Dall'Ogio & May fine contributors for Bulleen .

separated themselves from the pack with a . iard fought win against L'" 2e ITni . the first quarter was the difference as the Turtles found themselves 3 up at the break and then set about adding to th :s across the afternoon . An even contest after the initial attack on goals leaves prospective final's matches a tipster' nightmare (good luck Gavan) . For the vanquished Higgins, Albert and Allen stood out, while good Turtles were Coach Doody, Harding and Luttick . 速 twood had the bve . Preview y Park v Mt. L Last time around it was Mt . Lilydale who easily accounted for the Sharks at home . Twelve weeks on and the Sharks are an improved unit and so I expect the margin to be less than triple figures as it was last time . The Payne brothers, Trotter and Blake will make life difficult for the visitors, however the added incentive for Periera, Gibson and Penhale will be final's football . Mt . Lilydale by 10 majors . St . Marys v Werribe e Werribee travel to Glen Iris in the knowledge that while the Saints have improved, the last time they met the 'Bees were too good at home . The Saints form has been soundin the second half of the season and the visitors need to be on their mettle today to not only get the points but stop the Saints from shaping the final four - as they did last week to North Brunswick . Overall the 'Bees with Pace, Green and DiBattista in good form should get the points by less than two kicks . c Bulleen v dort The moment of truth for North . Bad kicking let them down last week and given the same amount of opportunities this week they need to kick a winning score . The Cobras on the other hand will be snjarting from last week's loss and keen to atone today . The margin was massive last time, but with North's season riding on the result and Fawcett, the Sorletto's and Newton in solid form they will take the match right up to the home team, however the Cobras will pack too much punch up forward with too many avenues to goal . Bullen Cobras by 36pts . S b e Uni. v Rupertswood Swinburne Uni face a rested Rupertswood (following the bye) and this match should go down to the wire . Rupertswood were too good a t ,,,,,. 1 ., 1 - -,

home in Rd3, but the Uni have been consistent for the main portion of the season . The match is an eight pointer for both as it will lock one into the four quite soundly, while the loser will need to pull out all stops in the remaining weeks to make the play-offs . Whitehead had a day out last time for Rupo, while for Uni . Sheedy, I?ebono and Prior were prominent . On scoring potential the winners should be the boys from Sunbury, but at home and with better recent form I feel Swinburne Uni : will win a tight tussle by 5 pts . Eltham v Old Westbourn e Elthalrl OC host Old Westbourne who will be sick of the eastern side of town given recent ventures have not been successful . If OW can begin well and maintain their intensity they will trouble Eltham who battled hard for four qtrs last time they met before getting the points . Luttick, Doody and Mizzi are keys to the Turtles, add to that group strong performances from Gathercole and Horsburgh and the form line reads a win to Eltham, but OW should not be discounted with the likes of Rivalland, Horsburgh and Lietch able to turn matches if all fire on the one day . Today the result will be in favour of the home team, not only due to the final's incentive but home ground advantage but not by more than 2 straight kicks. Syndal Tally Ho has the bye .

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TODAY'S MATCHES D4 Section Eley Park v. Mt. Lilydal e St . Marys v . Werribee Amateurs Bulleen Cobras v. North Brunswick Syndal Tally-Ho has the bye Swinburne Uni . v. Rupertswood E)tham Collegians v . Old westbourne

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Papanikolou Harding Ba)di Carlesso Heath

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fi 7 .5 14.7 20 .8 28 .14 (182) NIT.LILYDALE OLD WESTBOURNE 6 .0 8.2 9 .4 10 .7 (67) '4t Lilydale: Cunningham 5 Carolan 4 Penhale 3 Hases 3 McKenzie 2 !inderson 2 Gibson 2 Kennedy 2 Delahunty Lenard Varga Gridley Kellett . t3est: Kennedy Anderson Perara Celle Smith Leonard . Old Westboume: 1.f owe 3 Horsburgh 2 Robson 2 Chrtsto Gigas A . Horsburgh . Best : King Slattery Leitch A. Horsburgh Depiazza Jenkmson .Umpires: J . Lane P. Slaebus (F) J . hiaebus (B ) WERRIBEE 2 .2 8.5 12 .11 20.14 (134) 2 .4 4.4 5 .8 6 .9 (45) ELEY PARK Werribee: Martnts 6 Ellis 3 Andrews 3 Martin Walsh 2 Becker 2 Addamo Mehmett McMillan Cammillera . Best: : Andrews Becker Cammlllera Bowen Drane Gerolemo Heath Ellis Marinis Pace . Eley Park: Itaddmgton Smith. Best: Payne Nelson Blake Alexandrtdis Cruse Drone . Umpires : K . Brewer A . Shlels (F ) NORTH BRUNSWICK 1 .5 3.12 5 .14 9 .15 (69) ST. MARYS 3.2 7.6 10.8 13 .10 (88) Yorth Brunswick : Sorletto 3 Magnusson Hook Wernham Fenton Latouf Care. Best : Kyriazis Care Pizzarl Adams P. Sorleto LatouL St Marys: Dwyer 5 Bernardi 2 Ryan 2 Carra 2 Zsembry Boyes . Best: Dwyer O'Connor Frail Carra Chamberlain Dwyer. Umpires : G. Rotfs (F) SYNDAL TALLY HO 2.2 6 .8 9 .10 13 .13 (91) BULLEEN COBRAS 1 .2 4 .4 6.7 8.8 (56) Syndal Tall y Ho: Dix 3 Rutter 2 Thompson 2 Bingham 2 Carina 2 J .Hannemann Moresi . Best : Bingham Henderson L .Hannemann J :Hannemann . Bu lleen Cobras: Starrett 4 Baldi Clements Mcleod Narson . Best Dall'oello M . Pearson May Starrett Clements. tlmpires: A. Hoogendyk (F) SWINBURNE UNI 3.3 6 .3 8 .5 11.9 (75) Ei.THAM COLLEGIANS 6 .3 8 .5 13 .6 17.6 (108) Secinburme: Murchle 3 Liston 2 Fidler 2 Cav(echtolo Andrinopoulos Allen Milano. 'Best: Higgins Albert Cavtcchloto Piotrowski Allen More . Ettham: Jenkins 3 Conerty 2 Best 3 Horseburgh 2 MCDonald 2 Rigont 1)aody . Best : Doody Harding Horseburgh Fammartino Bell Luttick . Umpires : S . Stokes (F)

RESERVES 3 .3 5.6 5 .8 10.13 (73) MT. LILYDALE OLD WESTBOURNE 3 .4 6.4 16 .5 17.5. 107) Mt LBydnte: Holloway 2 Prestly 2 Hoffman Del Btondo Kidd Wells Penbale Drago. Best: Wells Del Biondo Lonerlan Johnson Holloway Taylor. Old Westbourne : Evans 4 Murphy 3 Crosswell 2 Habbersatt 2 Chaffrey Phillips Leitch Huntington Mattson Scholes . Best: Rtvllland Murphy Flower Evans Huntington Crosswell . WERRIBEE 8 .5 15 .12 23 .16 30 .22 (202) ELEY PARK 1 .0 1.0 1 .0 2 .1 (13) Werribee: Harding 10 Carlesso 6 Flack 4 B . Waters 3 P.Alakabis 2 Crick Fenton Hovey C.Alabakis Browning. Best: Flack Fenton P.Atabakis Grogan Owens Delany . Eley Park: Jackson Pauagoulos . Best: : Newbound Thomas Greig Jackson Flower Turnbull . NORTH BRUNSWICK 1 .0 6.2 10.8 13 .11 (89) ST. MARYS 2.1 3.1 3.6 6.9 (45) North Brunswick. Papantkolaou 7 Evans 4 Patullo P. Tancredt. Best : Healey Burrowa P.Tancredl Papaniko)aou Evans S. Tancredl St Marys: Rousts 2 Morcom 2 Tahos McGurgan. Best: Evans Brown 0'Shaughnessy Koumantatakis Imes Morcom. SYNDAL TALLY HO 5.2 8 .3 12.4 14.6 (90) BULLEEN COBRAS 1.0 2 .3 6.4 10.9 (69) Syndal Tally Ho: B.Hannemann 4 Beckett 3 S .Macfartane 2 Murray Halilsey M .R(chardson Hannett Schuiling : Best: Hannett Fylield Kalpakis B.Hannemann Hunter. Bull een Cobras : T.Sette 4 MeKtney 2 Petrilh Soumildes Rlgoni Bortlh. Best: Reddish Trapman Borilli Petrilii Rigoni. SWINBURNE UNI 7.1 9 .3 11 .7 13.11 (89) ELTHAM COLLEGIANS 3 .0 4 .1 6 .2 7.3 (45) Swtnburme: Demarte 5 Canfield 4 Reed2 O'Donnell Trainor. Best: Bermarte Reed Canfield Nicoll Gains O'Donnell . Eltham : Jeal 2 Daley 2 Glare Barnett White. Best: Davies Carter Daley Evans Barnett Jeal .

D4 Section E311LLEEN COBRAS Coach: Joe D'Angelo Asst. Coach : G. Bowen Res Coach : Nicholas Cox

ELEY PARK Coach : Darren Hawley Res Coach : Grant Heath

ELTHAM COLLEGIANS Coach : Brian Dowdy Res . Coach: J Glare

MT. LILYDALE Coach: David Keast Res Coach : Paul Commerford

1 J . Pilipasidis 2 T. Orwin 2 S . Petty 3 G . Bowen 4 i. McLeod 4 N. Ca rtledge 5 M . Dall'Oglio ( VC) 5 M . Starre tt 6 N . Cox 7 F. Baldi

1 S FISHER 2 T MORRISON 3 J BALDRY 4 S CRUSE 5 D ARUNDEL 6 D SMITH 7 J WHITE 8 D GAYNOR 9 K KING

1 . D .FAMMARTINO 2. T.DUGGAN 3. E. SAVAGE 4. B.DOODY C/C 5. M .BEST 6. T.CARTER 7. B . RASHID 8 . L.SHARPE 9 . C.WATSON

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1 . Daniel Johnso n 2. Phil Hayes 3. Matt Brebner 4. Frances Varg a 5 . Greg Bird 6 . Matt Jelenc 7 . Dean Hendri e 8 . Kevin Maniscalchi (VC ) 9 . Andrew Del Biondo

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9 B. Hoare 10 A. Gencarelli 11 C . Borelli 12 D . Thompson

11 J KELLY 12 A DUNSTAN 13 S PAYNE 14 T KAY

10. Axel Bullerjah n

11 . J .MIZZI 12. A.MANN 13. R .BELL VC 14. S.JUSTICE

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11 . Chris Gibson 12. Justin Comme rford 13. Richard Kidd 14. Chris Walsh

15. L.WHITE 16. D .BARNETT

17 M GEROLEMOU 18 P ANDERSON 19 D TROTTER

17. G .LEYS 18. S .MACDONALD 19. S .ROBINS

15 . Da ryl Morrison 17. Paul Beddoes

20 J SHORT 21 M MOORBY

18 . Marcus Gridley 19 . Neil Whitehead 20 . Jeremy Penhal e

20 . P.RIGONI 21 . M .HART

21 . Matt Cunningham 22 . Billy Leek

13 T. Johnson 14 G . Pembe rton 15 J . Trinchi ( RC)

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18 R. Badanjek 19 S . Trapman 20 J . Moran

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23 J NEWBOUND

23 . R .WATSON

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24 . L. IACUONE

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25 . C .HORSBURGH

26 S SIMMONS

26 . Travis Flanagan

26 . J.GLARE RES C/C

27 C SMITH 28 J THOMAS 29 C WRIGHT 30 D HEYNES 31 M KEOWN

27. Nathan Pearce (VC )

27 . J.SMYTH 28 . TBARNETT 29 . D .HOWGATE 30. M .DECKER 31 . T.TODARO

28. Travis Crow e 29. Peter Furlon g 31 . Steven Taylo r 32. Pat Carolan (C) 33. Chris Anderson

22 M : Turner

23 J. Redfern 24 M. Opi e 25 W. Olney 26 J. D'Angelo 27 J. Ca rtledge 28 A. Foske tt 29 N . Prestigiecomo 30 T. Pearson

31 S. McLaren 32 C. Clements 33 J . Elliott 34 M . D'Angelo (C) 35 T. Sette , 36 P. Dall' Oglio 37 J . Paatsch 38 G. Brown 39 T. Vass 40 T. May 41 N . Polites 41 R . Rigoni 42 V. Dam 43 C . Chan 44 B. Saaksja rvi 45 J. Mustica 46 G . Reeves 47 S. Irv ine 48 M . Soumildes 49 G . Ande rton 50 D. Weinert 51 R. Rodrigues 52 T. Stewa rt 53 L. losifidis 54 J . Biondo 55 S . Wigney 56 S . Whiteman 57 P. McVeigh

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32. C .BAUD 33. A.HOWGATE

23 . Bart Egan 24 . Joe Hoffma n

25 . Andrew Delahunt

35. David Callanan 36. Robert Of Nezza

34. D . BACHER 35. E. SAVAGE 36. L.DONALDSON 37. D.MITHEN 38. D. MONIGATTI

37. Dan Hicks 38 . Damon Kenned y 39 . Lloyd Allanson 41 . Peter Varg a 42 . Matt Pereira

39 . F.COONERTY

43 . David Holloway

40 . J .BAUD 41 .A.MANN 42 . J .HOWGATE 43 . J .MANN 44 .T.JOHNS 45 .R .DAVIES 46 . J .STOCKDALE 48 . B.TURNEY 49 . B.HESPE 50. B.KELEHER 51 . S.MAXFIELD 52. G .STACKPOOLE 53. S.BARRAS 54. P. HARDING 55. D.WESTON 56. J .SHANNON ' 57. S.GATHERCOLE 58 . G .JENKINS

44 . Nicholas McConnel l 45 . Rick McKenzi e 47 . Chris Lonergan 49 . Joe Hoffman 50 . Andrew Penhale 51 . Paul Bastick 52. Mark Well s 53. Mick Leonard 54. Leigh Kellett 55. Haydn Flanagan 56. Dean Pres t 60. Travis Wilso n 63 . Craig Carsten s 64 . Daian Smith 65 . Lochie Procto r 66 . Daniel Turne r 67 . Neil Senior Joseph Drag o

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61 . C.BARUHAS

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62 . G .SMITH

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D4 Section BRUNSWICK Coesh:: Craig Fox Coach Res. Coach : Ange Sammartino

I S. Wernham .2 D. Adams 3 G . Lattouf 4 P. Dimarco 5 W. McMahon 6 D. Pizzari 7 D . Magnuson 8 D . Fenton 9 A. Sammartino 10 W. Fawcett 11 J. Boudoloh

12 S. Care 13 P. Marin 14 M . Newton 15 H. Tsialtas 16 L. Demorton 17 A . Kyriazis

18 P. Sorleto 19 S. Famulari 20 R . Divfta 21 M. Sorletto

22 J. Freeman

OLD ~VESTBOURNE Coach : Jeff Wilson Res. Coach: Stephen Leitch

1 . G . Robson 2 . G . Flower

3 . S. Depiazza 4. A. Nibloe

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S . Sutton J . Horsburgh (VC) A . Christo A . Horsburgh

9. C. Villinger 10 . J. Wilson 11 . V. Matthey 12. T. Milne 13. S. Hewitt 14. S. Mattsson 15. A. Board 16. S . Christo 17 . M . Aqualina

RUPERTSWOOD Coach : Ken Balmer Res. Coach: Shane ldcLaughlan

2 D Fox 3 S Carmody 4 S McLauchlan 5 M Schwartz 6 S Gallus

7 W Brad 8 B Prendergast 9 M Clarke 10 A O'Callaghan 11 B Moule 12 K Cardillo 13 B Sinnett

14 L Plummer 15 J McGrath 16 P Clarke 17 D Walsh 18 C Nemeth

ST. MARTS Coach : Peter 0iivieri Res Coach : Michael Learmonth

1 . J. Harrington 2 . B. Boyes 3 . J. Carra 4 . N. Goldsworth y

5 . J. Dwye r 6 T. Burt 7 W. Ross 8 A. Zsembe ry 9 R. O 'Shaughnessy 10 G. Koumantatakis 11 J . Bernard i 12 S . Benson 13 A . Dwyer 14 C . Goldsworthy 15 R . Orm e 16 L . Anthony 17 P. West 18 B. Frai l

18 . P. Kng (DVC)

19 M Mezzatesta

19 M . Maschette

19 . R . Aldridge 20 . S . Cameron 21 . B . Dangerfieid

20 M McKenzie 22 K Quinn 23 M West

20 A. Lane 21 Q . Norto n 22 R. Allen

23 J. Briffa 24 M . Alliani 25 S. Tancredi 26 P. Tancredi 27 M . Vaina 28 S . Gillard 30 S . Healey 31 J . Heck 32 D . Newton 33 J . Rotella 34 M. Pisasale 35 P. Dowsett 36 A. Armstrong 37 D . DeMorton 38 A. Crosina 39 C. Rhook 40 B. McCallum 41 J . Elasmar 42 J . Papanikolou 43 J . Page

22. W. Fleming

25 H Bradbury

23. K.Sutton 24. L . Fairfield (C) 25. M.Stapleton 26. P. Mesman 27. D. Billman 28 . D. Slattery 29 . D. Horsburgh 30 . R. McMillan 31 . D Evans 32 . G. Jenkinson 33 . D . Benn 34 . P. Stewart 35. D . Rivalland 36. K. Pillsbury 37. A. Leitch 38. B. Mattsson 39. A. Robbins 40. S. Leitch

26 D Zarb 27 N McMahon 28 D McDonald 32 P Sinnet 33 W Glenn 35 C Certo 36 P Henry 37 A Massaro 38 B Pettman 39 P Hastings 40 T Botten 41 P Bowman 42 B Swann 43 D Wardley 44 M Pettman 45 D Hum 47 A Seidel 48 A Stafford

41 . J. Dusting

49 C O'Riley

44 S . Grist

42 . S. Roberts

50 K Mandouitt

43 . A. Runciman

51 B MacPherson

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24 I . Goullet 25 D. Hutchins 26 S . Stone 28 J. Innes 29 P. Harrison 30 P. Watson 31 D . Thomso n 32 A. Webb 33 J . Watso n 34 M . Tindley 35 G . Theoharris 36 E, Evans 37 L. Vincen t 38 F. Harrison 39 T. Millar 41 J . Brennan 42 H . Joyce 43 M . Chamberli n 45 P. Rya n 46 M . Knight 47 P. Rousi s 48 D . Morcom 49 G . Schembri 50 A. Worsnop

45 M . Pante 46 J. Polemicos 48 N . Oates

44 . B . Slattery

52 S Moskaljuk

45 . S .Huntington

53 W Gaunt

51 T. Bergi n

49 G . Skaf

46 . J .Sporteiii

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52 T. Dunn e

47. T. Said

55 N Webb

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56 P Fox 60 G Sexton 62 A McMahon 63 D Blenkiron

55 B . Perelberg 56 J . Vincen t 58 B . Lewis 59 K . McLennan

50 B. Laoumtzes 52 P. Brine 53 S. Milroy 54 D. Bonney

55 J . THompson 56 L. Patullo 60 W. Duson 61 S . Nabbs 62 D . Perdon 65 L . Rigazzi

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66 L Mandouitt

53 S.Phillips 54 M . Crosswell 55 . M .Baulch C. Galvi n 57 . D. Halley 58 . M . Bavdek 59 . Adrian Lipscombe 60. N . Aqualina

70 L Temming 77 M O'Callaghan

60 M . Scammell

61 N . Jackso n 62 N . Goodieson 63 P. Roseman 64 J. Ramsay 66 G . Pilikidi 67 J . O'Connor s 69 J . Hend y 70 T. Brown 73 D. Doyl e 76 T. Tahos

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2 J Sheed y 3 J Piotrowski 4 A Fidler 5 J Demarte 6 B Canfield 7 A Hamilton 8 M Debono 9 L Morrison 10 M Anastassi 11 D Milano (C) 12 B Nicholl

13 A Albert 14 R Goode 15 C Thomas 16 S Reynoldson 17 J Andrinopolous 18 A Fiumani 19 B O'Mara 20 M Trainor 21 S Parsons 22 P Foster 23 R Merkel 24 D Debattista 25 T Hourigan 26 T Liston 27 D Murphy 28 S Gray

29 R Cavicchiolo 30 P Turk 31 S Eager 32 C Culph 33 N Smith 34 c Higgins 35 M Banks 36 J Carter 37 A Reed 38 J Carroll 39 B Prior 40 J Henry 41 T Drahtidis 42 A Jones 43 J Roberts 44 N Morgan 45 D Isli p 46 J Sandhu 47 J Sevdalis 48 G Deppeler 49 H Alle n 50 M Goodwin 51 P James 52 S O'Donnell 53 K. Dube 55 S Gallina 56 M . Waugh 58 A Roberts 60 D Debon o

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8. K. Pace (C) 9. C . Terzoglou 10. M. Keogh 11 . M. Green 12. M . Walsh 13. F. Mehmert 14. B. McMillan 15. J. Purton 16 . P. Browning 17 . S . Fuller 18 . E . Collier 19 . J . Addamo (VC) 20 . P. Albakis 21 . R. Zulian 22 . A. Dibatista 23 . C. Becker 24. J . Crack 25 . A. Hove y 26. P. Thomas (RC) 27. M. Brown (DVC) 28. D . Czajowski 29. S. Dol e 30. B . Carlesso 31 . B . Waters 32 . M . Dolegowski 33 . S . Parker 34 . S . Camilleri 35 . S . Alabacos 36 . A. Addamo 37 . J . Ayling 38. P. Dwaes 39. L Langfield 40. L Carson 41 . G . Grogan 42. D . Elli s 43. E. Galizi 44. C . Albakis 45. J. Marinis 46. R . Hann 47. R. Portogallo 48. S . Pugliese 49 . D. Lenoury 50 . A. Fenton 51 . D. Turner 52 . C. Andrews 53 . A. Trainon 54 . M. Jordan 56 B. Gibso n

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Finals eligibility rules are found under Rules 5155 of the Association . Below is a brief summarv. Senior -(ist XVIII teams) Any registered player with a permit can play finals (except AFL/VFL players with a permit - see below ) Reserve - (2nd XVIII teams) Players must be registered and must have played at least two (2) reserve grade matches and not more than ten (1 0) senior matches in the home and away games (first round) . Where both first and second A-Vill's are playing on the same day the reserve grade player must only have played two (2) games in either the seniors or reserves to qualify . For clubs with teams drawn in semi finals on different days of the same weekend (ie . Ist semi Saturday, 2nd semi .. Sunday - read as above teams playing on same day) . Under-19 teams - Players must be regist e hold a permit . If a player has played an ag e of more than 5 senior and reserve must have played more than 5 Under-1 9 during the season . If a player is ineligible ie to having played more than 5 senior and reser :e matches and does not gain selection in his club's senior team in the first second round match, he is then eligible to play in any subsequent Under 19 final. Where a team has (2) U19 teams or is

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Club XVIII (2 ) Marcellin v. Old Geelong Old Trinity v. Universi ty Blacks Old Essendon v . Whitefriars Monash Blues v . Collegi an s Old Ivanhoe v . St . Leos Emmaus

~~ew SECTION I Games went with service last week, ; id havin g the five teams below Old :- vs loc' It 'ethe r azing on 10 - 3winllosses i a t ~ -nals series to ; spectacle . What a m< look forward to . Scotch . scrunched OM s with Watts having a produci ive day up forward, and Jennings and Lewis doing well in support : Wilson did well to kick half of OMs goals, with good games also from Faulkner & Richardson . Xavs built their percentage up to an even more improbable level against Univ .Blues. SKOBS never let Mazenod into the game with Gissing snaring a bag full, plus Meyer & Holland turningâ&#x20AC;˘ it on : Strawtorn, DelMastro, & Castricum were the Nodders best . St Bernards took out the closest contest of the round against Old Brighton and having O'Donnell kick 5 was a huge help as well as Bouzakas & Campbell having top matches : the Tonners were well served by Mead, Marshall, & Leaf . Macellin triumphed over Collegians as expected . DLS had a tougher time winning against Beaumaris than planned with both defences on top in the 2nd half : De La's . and T,Woodlock M .Goodier, Walmsley impressed : while Deaton, MeNicholas & S .Coote did the same for Beauey .

SECTION 2 Sixth placed Ormond caused the upset of the season to date, defeating top side Old Ivanhoe by 37 points . The margin could have been greater, had Ormond not finished the match with 2 .8 in the last term . Russell, Wiley, Harvey and Martinov were among the best for Ormond, while McWilliam booted four goals and Mendota three for Old Ivanhoe, who remain one game and percentage clear at the top of the table . Third placed Werribee had to work hard for the point in its match against Hampton Rovers, the Bees eventually prevailing by 20 points . Jack and Toussaint both booted three goals for the winners, while Kelly, Borg and O'Donnell were other good players . Spratt, Almhoffer and Cave were Rovers' best . Caulfield Grammarians continued their winning ways with a 53-point victory over Whitefriars . Caulfield led by just 15 points at the long break but powered away in the second half . Pennycuick was on fire up forward for the winners booting six goals . while

Jess, Boehm, Napier and Northway were o r good players . Brosolo, Janson and Sc' were among the best for Whitefriars, Calavetta kicked five goals . Old Essen( Old Haileybury a football lesson, with f running out 97-point winners on the in ' 10-goal last quarter . Flaherty bagged i and Velardo five for the Dons, while Mat e Waxman and Pollock were among the best for Old Haileybury . Yarra Valley recorded their fifth victory of the season with a 49-point win over St Leos . Clarke, Kehoe and Peake stood out for the winners, while the best for St Leos were D'Amelio, Rooks and Clarke . Old Trinity remain in second place after having the bye . SECTION (2) BLUE A couple of unexpected results last week with MHSOB biting Monash Blues, and DLS (2) giving St Kevs (2) a belting. An MHSOB 10 goal 3rd term put paid to the Ashers chances of winning a top match : Middleton, Svirskis, & Fraczek starred for MHS : Nind, Rosengarten, & Hickey were the Monash Blues best . Mentone crushed Oakleigh with Duggan, Kelly & Little with 7 goals all to the fore : Oakleigh's best were Britt, Stevenson & Rose . Sth Melbourne received a forfeit from Glen Eira . DLS (2) had a big win over St Kevins (2) with Kean, Pearse, & Beynon looking good : and SKOBS best being McClay, Mitchell, & Lyness . Old Xavs (2) couldn't trouble AJAX .

SECTION (2) RE D Old Camberwell continues to top the ladder after recording another thumping win, this time by 59 points over Old Paradians . Munro, Craven and Cottrell were among the best for the winners, while Old Paradians were wel] served by Tenson, Lyons and Aiello. Un'~. Blacks are just one game out of the four aftel defeating Therry Penola by 24 points . TBlacksledbyjustfivepointsa helongbrea l but streaked away in the second half Donovan, Prince, Healey and Delahunty wen outstanding for the Blacks, while Delany Harmes and Atkinson were among the best to Therry . North Old Boys jumped into seconi place after defeating Aquinas by 130 pointE Burley was on fire up forward for NOBs bootin seven goals, while Dean chipped in with fou Trigweel and Davidson were other good player for the winners, while Aquinas' best wer Boland, Gutheridge, Varone and Jenkinsor

D â&#x20AC;&#x17E;1? : n-Templestowe recorded a confidence ~oo~tuig 61-point win over Iv anhoe-Fitzroy . tilarsh kicked eight goals for Bulleen, in a very ;rl pressive display, while D Tsokas, Martin ,11d Lee were other good players for the ,s-i, i ners . Meigin, Foynes, Smirk and Kelly were , Inong the best for Ivanhoe-Fitzroy. 1, 111) -rtswood had the bye. prev :~w SEC-10N 2

, cii .l3lues will find Old Scotch too strong in ;,;,i a t should be a regulation win for the ~t~itess . :lazenod won't be able to impede Old -=,<<er :an s progress towards September action '111ci Tie margin could be massive . Old gri ,hl on & St Kevins will be a much closer itas, the Tonners will bounce back after last eek s loss and at home should take the point s a~_~oal or so . Collegians will be out of their ept}t < :.gainst St Bernards, who are shaping , 11) o I ?iinously well and should salute with a 5; l;oa!s lead . De La Salle should take the 4

S E CTION (2) RED One sided matches will be the order of the day, with the top half of the ladder meeting the bottoin half. Therry Penola will get back on the winners' list at the expense of Old Paradians, while Uni Blacks should continue their good form with a big win over Aquinas . Rupertswood will be freshened up after the bye and they will have no trouble accounting for Buileen-Templestowe, while in the final match, North Old Boys will remain in second place on the ladder after thumping Ivanhoe-Fitzroy. Top of the table Old Camberwell have the bye.

a nts over Marce llin, but this game is not a mrle' and De La's winning gap will only be a ~~,up!e of kicks . Beaumaris will trouble Old fr.li>urnians at home but OMs should have uon ~_, h in reserve to win by 4 goals . sECSSD-

()Id Ivanhoe should get back on the winners' ; , t this week when they meet Old Haileybury . he I ices' shock loss to Ormond last round wi ll :,o du >>'_ fire them up . Old Trinity host ,rinoi:d in what should be a beauty . The Âťe - ide will be freshened up after the bye :ould narrowly take the points . Caulfield ru,gling Hampton Rovers and should io keep the pressure on the three - id~s :! head of them . St Leos have the chance %,.-m L eir fourth match of the season whe n ; v i .<j st cellar-dwellers Whitefriars . St Leos ,houi-1 lie too strong . In the last match Yarra i ost Old Essendon and the visitors wi ll lay out . Werribee has the bye . i, 2j BLUE -u(;:.ty Mentone Amateurs should n . their winning way against Monas h :s . ; iil_ough how much they win by i s 's guess . Glen Eira will struggle '?eldeigh who should go home with 4D LS (2) don't look to have the fir e co - rorry South Melbourne District s and the latter should win by 6/7 goals . ll give Old Xavs (2) a bit of stick for t Xavs should win in the end by 3- 4 ` should be too tough a nut for S t i3i a scheduled start time of 1 .00pm, a little disconcerting; even so the iould be ahead by 5-6 goals at the

Hosking Watts Gissing Cations Harris

Mendola Foote Ye a J. Russo Velard o Cheevers Cooper Hayes Little Grace Winters King Dean Darby Sandiford Hanna

Old Scotch Old Scotch St Kevin Old Scotch St Kevins

UNDER 1912 Old Ivanhoe Caul"bd Yarra Valley W__ Old I 12 BLUE South Me] urne 0 44 AJF 0 43 Mentone 0 36 ;+le i .one 7 33 Monash Blues 2 26 South Melbourne 0 26 . - . 1 /2 D Rul t =ood 0 37 Norz Old Boys 4 36 Old Camberwell 2 33 University Blacks 0 31 University Blacks 0 27

OLD SCOTCH 1.2 10.11 12 .12 17.15 (117) OLD ME3SU,:i;IA,'1., 12 2.3 6.5 8.8 (56) Oid Scotch: WaOS 6(:a(kats 3 Hoskhvg2 fOtcten 2IAUns+resti J=phs Rendm9ast Ra}tre . Best: Watts, Jennings Levis Prm3erpst Frcanan Juscphs . Old Mexandars, Wilson 4 Fau(larr 2 Morgan 2, Best: Fau)kra7 Rk}uud.on Robinson Simpson Bmg= Dick=. Umphex D. D'Aftera M . Philips IF) 20 .16 (I3s) OLD %Rt+F.RIAtfB 4.0 9.5 14.9 UNIVERSITY $UE3 22 3.3 43 5.4(341 Old Xaverhm T Riddiecornbc 5¢+unn 4 LecasJll 3 Dmarda 2 Hov2rd Dimn Mdtrd k Fm Smrih. Be,,f : :,t~ Ttarnas McArdk A. Bk4dlecombe T 8 2 .>e Qtttrm.Uai Cu+3en2s}+rit42Hall.8esi :TxxttaSheehaz+W6mxttT~anBtm&q Cu11en. w M. Fonda R. Benson in R . Benson L. Ha" (8) 6.3 12.6 I6.10 23.13(151 ) ILAZENOD 1.1 1 .3 2.4 3.5 (23) $t. Re&`x Closing 7 tLVris5 hkyer 4 Chard 3 Gultder 2 DempscyFar . Best : Meyrr f k:tac M r'kud G'satttiQ, Jffilss.s. 3dazcm3: Mask€il Kfrin2nugit (`astrltvm . Best: Sttawtwn ..-c C:si+k,iw hkDsxt31 tYdsmr 6.wdrer'can, that b . . D. Sfepbeas J . Pspinall (h1 4.7 7.8 1211 12.13 f t OLD C21Gir10:t 3.1 7.2 9 .4 11.4(70) St . c b7Jcnnd1 5 Kttu+an 3 Whelan Eavakas 2. Bcst : Bmuak."cs Carnpbd Oik; rtell. R. Pckes. H. Pekes OW • Fry 4 Loaf Mead 2 Marshall lahsence Huntm Bcst : 11„at k4-rshati Leaf Fry • hi.115tinmrm (1'0 T. Friednann in B. Clark (G) UARCELEIN 18.18 (114) COLFE01,11t8 4.15 PO) Maceght: Hiosta+ 6 J. Sheehan 4 Shed= 2 Gartner 2 hksan DVuuL Best : T. 3lceett<nn Ga~af'~tsddk,onfkal. Ch,sukKrs2VeilCarbur. B^st: RahdtRocertsnn Sh&tk*M Clark Vt3l Cnriour . Umpires, P. Jwkson T. Jackson (F) DE 1A 431 .1E 5 .3 8.4 10 .9 11 .13 (79) 3 .1 4.6 4 .7 5.8(38) BEALTMARIS Eeaunaw. Deaton 2 2 Tincrnpoxt I . Best : l .Deaton MaYshoms S CaNeA Coate 50c, C Mflchel2 S Hyde 2 D Tayior 2 S Brawn I A Bmnle1 I 8 Pinw7ll Kelty Huckett Do La 1 T Nklwdas I Best l.M Good4s Watras3ry T Woed'rock S Braan A Dintrk M Brashs. Unspbm T. Lccy (P) O3I1I3AII.EYSURZ 1 .0 4.0 5.4 10. 9(69) OLD ESSENDON 4 .9 9.12 15.15 25.16 (166) OW . Hanlon 3 Waxman 2Jonrn 2 Cxr,d;ady toAxk ftoLnann . Bzst : Miskenzle LY=iafl Pe3Fack Hank. Capron Flunter. old Usecdoo:- Fta)mty 101htudo 5 B . FaM_ke 3 Buckley 2Firzpatrkk 2Gtr}wt&DeTJortan Frauct. Best: PahaTyStater De, B .Fakke J. ' * Frazs. Ucsptrrs: A Watuelawn, C . Evans (F) ORMOND 2.3 7.6 12.10 1416(102) O DPV 3.2 4.4 8.10 9.31(65) Ozmaml : McMalm 2 Russe9 2 NkUS 2 Cisnch Core Ferrari tLaasa4 McKenna Pressrr Wik-y lbttsm . Best : Russell W6cy Barney Martinw CGr+dt ,'A^-Kenna. Old Peazhoc MeWlilinrn 4 Msadoh 3 Hfts McKie . Best : Grieve Bar-nus Lynch Hblfs Clarke Rairst.Upirew C. Blans 0.4 3.4 5.8 10.6 (66j 4.6 7.14 1120(m WIURIMM 12 Aaeas Cantart 3 Jutettt 3 Ptobga+ 2 Turnbu@ 1N,asa. Ersi :: Spratt Ah+rh.&~ Care Knttut(, Mslt(muse Ktri(ae . J.uk 3 Toussaint 3 Rose Tedesco A. Rosso Kidd Cra+ioecs . best: Toussaint Kelly Borg O'Darvrct! D3+Xdsn Tedesco DenyKiern P. Rapke P. HWTcuut (F) K. 6,vtus J. Goodai7 (8) 0.1 5.5 7.7 11 .8 (74) WHH?xFJARS OD ChULFT1D 5.4 7.8 13.10 19.13 (127) '`.'r Calvicetta 5 Bross3o 3 EvnEs S-sby Sc}vcelia . Best : Brsdo Janson S~zSa :~_++dryl!cGnLresaAt$5ns.0l3 •Pemptfl&6Rdets3Faaer2TdW 2 Vlach 2 rra,t Uael :a+ Schnede.r )3W. Best: PcsuWcukk Jars Bodun N2ykr M1cfihway Foutes 11.-1:rc: A 5,rr" A, Harm (F) 0.3 3.5 7.13 (73) ST. LEAS Fl^SM YARRA VA32-°16 5.5 9.9 12 .11 18.14 (122) St L~ Rec's 4 Petrie 3 Culten Lundy PeJbury. 6"est D'Amntto Barton Clarke F& :llar+ds Patine Kelly. Aim VaBtg: Yeo 4 Peake 3 Ben 3 Rns8 2 Ur6acw Gates Bc-- Oaks Martin Crauglu Bost: Clarke Ke!»e Peak, Britt CYa~ Mara-I. • J. Lpam (F)

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+3BL13 a .7 7.10 15.7 2.4 5.8 N6n96Bnrky2G~ 2Green FlickegTinxn(=. Ben N I Fitekey Grace Rogrcs VrKta. • Bawzn 4 Walker 2 Nelson 2 Fr,rsk 2 t 2 Harper Sstsl3s Viar d~ D. Best: Middleton `aaskl% Fra=k Walker Fdy thtVirm M. Jmklns 8. Nunn (F) O,AHI2IGH 3.2 3.5 5.6 6.4 14.9 20.1 5 MEIVTM 2 Mm+Lu+d 2 StC,mmn . Best Bolt St~ rea~s: Rc:.e Je . tattle 7 t}athtim 3 Ba,7 3 Bima 2 Dcm 2 Wilson 2 P!lJ, . .. Geamgatris Mcwtosc~ Barker Dttgpn 1Angnc . Best : Duggan ttetty LtttB Su9t,a : FWUtas Bsicer. thaphes, • P. Berry (F) SOtl13i ISIZOLIM DI3'Li21Cf9 (17.13 (115) GLEN EIRA F (7.12 (54) Unspires: M.Way IF N.L&.chenJ.Kndsv-4,1 (B ) HE 1,A SAt7.E 5.5 9.11 13.13 15.17 ( IOp7j ST MEVVIS 02 2.4 4.7 n0 iMI .a I3eyra :n5A" ty-ey3" ~rtsA.kiaJ~P~rse r iAt . Peruse Bc}1nmLo,:tttks :' &c 1. , Brst: hKlay MitduB L}~ hS4Wwn D ?Vat OLD XWERMNS (2) 02 1 .5 5z AJAX 2 .4 Old • Cii➢y 2' .j~ D,? i Ot ;ar.e. Burt,' WColt (7t9y Bryzz D OHrue^. AJAX- }In Pk.„ 21 iwhn 2 Cooped 2 Hash- Gme .all . I A Gd3ntan Butt Miller Gu' . n Gkzer. Unsph= K . Walker (F 7 On dcr.19(21 End OLD A 'S 12 3.2 4.3 OLD CAbRIERRM 3 .3 6:3 11 .7 Okl Paradirawn [aTare 2 D7num H..+1 L}= Terwn. 13K3: T, on Drummond Sorata Maras. Old • Cra'arm 3 CatVe112 Tem( ~ 2 Carty 2 In 12 bt .AV-t,, Best: Munro Crl:cn Control Warner c:ntw ft . U Scully in 4.2 6.4 13.5 TfERgR PLT,iOIA 4.1 5.5 8S L'aittlicEssm Lbram3n 4 Sondhu 3 Ccs6eti 2 Sh.rp 2 Stck*W 2 Runc4d l Bet : Danocalt Prtrme Hedey Delahuniy 54atuu, Nanna Boos mosey Pt : Pax--,o&, 2 Atkmxn Crony Shepirrd gutnn Caxton Cufton Fentonn . B : C Atkins.rn. Crotty. Rtynraids.0'COnne'J . Usophtsc R. Windiw B . Clark (F) ,:^tTHAB 2.0 3.0 4.1 I ._A1ti 0£D BCPa'$ 7 .4 13.11 18 .14 : . .ass, Munro 2 Ma~~anti JenAtsxmn. &st: &+tamJ GutiaerE1y:15ra,;e JenF no ;L -h+^g.North OW Bay. Burky 7 Durn 4 Dav&iaon 3 J,cn°s 2 Rmch,^ 2 r d 21 nk 7 .- . ,., Hancr^•s . Best: TrVa^ee{ Davta.an Burley d- F.w!•Ire Mark . -• R. Szntth N . Carlyrn (F) 18.11 SP 94( T 5.2 12.6 4.4 5.6 6.1 1 8 . -m Marsh6iee 2Tay'a2 FFereacc24!rM-"-n S<»r. 8cG: D.TsJ,as M r..,+.r.s 2 Biack 2 MeW Kd]y^. Bmt Mei23n Fa~,= Snnrk Kelly • C. CuPtres (Si

XCHES

Under-19 Section 1 University Blues v. Old Scotch Mazenod v. Old Xavertarls Old Brighton v . St . Kevins Collegians v . St . Bernard s De La Salle v. Marcellin, Beaumaris v . Old Melburnian s

Under-19 (2) Blue Mentone Amateurs v. Monash Blue s Glen Etra v . Oakleigh De La Salle (2) v. South Melbourne Districts MHSOB v. Old XaverSans (2) i be played at Jock M

Under-19 Section 2 Old Ivanhoe v. Old i-Iaileybury Old Trinity v. Ormond Vderribee has the bye Caulfield Or. v. Hampton Rovers St. Leos Emmaus v. Whitefriars

Under-19 (2) Old Cambenvell has the bye merry Fenola v. Old Paradians Aquinas v. University Black s Rupertswod v. Bulleen-Templestowe Ivanhoe Fitzroy v. North Old Boys to be played at Rams Street Reserve (2D C3)

AJAX V. St. ins ( 2) at I p .m.

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Coach : Brian Brown irty Huck

1 B Wallard 2 K McKay 4 A Shinkfield 5 D Carcor 7 S Taft 8 N Unsworth 9 T Skarrie 10 D Vail 11 D Fotheringham 12 R Turner 13 A Hicke 15 N Roachy 18 M Davis 19 A Zent 20 T Clark 21 N Chamlers 26 P Krotiri s 30 WFowier 31 N Herman 33 C Rowe

S. M Kuria

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Coach,. Mark Donovan

Coach : Danet Merton

1 J Kea n 2 R Buckley 2 R Walmse y 3 J Hughes 3 T Malan 4 M Brasher 5 H Handley 6 MBrovan 7 P Harrison 7 A McLeish 8 T Woodfock 9 M Lafferty 10 A Coffey 10 A D(mbte 11 J Bowden ~ 12 C Moran 12 MNa~htin 13 J Roberts 14 J Membrey 14 C Mitchell 15 J St3near 16 WJalley 17 D Thomas 19 S Brown 21 S Byers 21 B Quinane 22 D Alderuccio 24 J Garland 26 D Spithili 30 M Krezel 31 S Hyde 32 A Bonnici 49 DCoggins 55 S Gib4ett

1 . D . Cracknell 3 . N . Addison 4 . M . Mastores 5 . C . Dignan 8 . L. Considine 11 . B . Gal e 13. B . Skeen 14. D . Coghlan 15. T.Sheehan 18 . D . Gartner 19 .. S. Birrell 20 . D . Salce 22 M. Voskersensky 23 . J. Neal 24 . J . Stempel 25 . E. Weekes 40 . D . Welch 44 . D . McMilla n

OL Coach: (I) Money Nicolosi Coach : (2) James Fay

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1 . D. Elliot 2. S . Neeson 3. A. Bauzikas (C)

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5. S . Iannazzo 6. A. Matthews 7. S . Monteleone 8. S . Mitchell 9 . J . Smith 10. R . James 11 . S . Wheeler 12. M . O'Donnell 13. L. Mansnetd 14. N . Thomas 15. J. Formica 16. C . Mitchell 17. D . Swan 18. D . Walsh 19. M . Moretti 20. S . Cxampbell 21 . N . Whelan 22. B. McManus 23. J. Mckay

D Smith E Townsin 9 3 E Tucker ' C Burgess 5 D Woodford 5 S Guest 7 M Kennon C Trim " N Guy B Marks 1 1 J O'Dwyer '2 J Richardson 3 A ~mpson < A Ri~ards

1 L Freeman 2 M Walkom 3 D Knight 4 D Logan 5 A Catchlove 7 J Spraque 8 N Coleman 9 S Daniher

5 I :"deir 6 B Wulf 1 7 N't::rrett

17 D Robertson 18 A Quail 19 S McQueen 20 T Hosking 21 N Costello 22 L Kitchen 24 S Dumaresq 25 J Barnett 26 G Fordyce 27 R Davies 28 A Wilkie 29 J Mitchell 30 G Prendergast 31 M Clinch 32 R Fullerton 34 T Maloney 35 B. Keck 36 S Marash 38 M Raymer 39 M Leeds

19 ~ P p µ vaL 21 sma„-aaP 22 Leas:OT

33 B+~ccv 8 34 .et'A 35 P.u~,ayA a~~~ A 37 Detaa>ia J 38 y.~y„~, M 39 Fur ffi D 40 We J 41 ST~ J

29 . C . Gouliet

41 M Watts

42 ~~0n M ~~~ N 60 Dmamo L

42 D . James 43 K. Walker

'~a S Carter MProwsa

E Ryan } Robinson J Rush N t_M D ~.`.~tks

MFlaga't C .' :aiker J '_,ve8 J' ; Icahy -=' E PeIby

10 R Craven

1 R Josaphs 12 J Rodski 13 W Lewis 14 R Teesdale

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15 S Cations 16 D Jennin9s

16 Gru~ s 17 ~C III R¢ss 5

44 J Simon

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25 . T. Legudi 26 . A. Anderson 27 . L . Evans 28 . L . Calteja 30. C . Tre~ari n 31 . L . O' Brien 32 . A. Smith 33 . B. Ballarin 38 N . Smith 39 C . Kevnan 40 R. Cousland 41 M . Kavanagh

Co ;h : Andr r Pickering

Coach : Brad Barry

1 . D. Bonnici 2. D. Fotiniotis 3 . P. Ree d 4. L. Rudlin 5. P. Ryan g 6. S . Veltman 7 . A . Wilson 8 . B . Thomas 9 . B . Thompson 10. D . Maskeli 11 . L. Fuller 12. M . McDowell C . Clegg 14. D . Cleg g 15. A. Burrows 16. A. Longmuir 17. C . Meehan 18. P. Del Mastro 19. S. Bickers 20. P. Dugdale 21 . D . Armansin 22 . C . Aguis 23 . D . Aguis 24 . J. Thomas 25 . D . Hansen 26 . D . Stagliano 27 . C . Raine 28 . D. Devlin 29 . M . Thompson 30 . S. Cox 31 . C. McDav e 32 . G . Nash 33 . D. Malloy 34 . A. Murray 35 . J. Schian o 36 . D. Oldman 37 . G . Kennelly 38, B . Chamberlai n

1 . M . Fry 2 . C. McKim m 3 . T. Mattesti 4 . A. MacGillivray 5 . N. Gamble 6 . L Dale 7 . C. Reddin 8. C. McNicho l 9 . J . Dooley 10. A. Morley 11 . C. Adami s 12 .J . Mead 13 .N. Edwards 14 .E . McCOwan 15.J . Hunter 16 . J . Homann 17 . J . Walsh 18 .A . Salem 19 .1a. Angelin i 20 W. Leaf 21 T. Marshall 22 A . Hughe s 23 N . Gambl e 24 C . Adcock 25 D . Hartman 26 C . Baxte r 27 J. Maguire 28 N . Williams 31 G. Simm 32 A. Goldner

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Coach: Steve King

7 . J . Dempssy

1 . A. Miller 2. C. Nicholls

4• L Fox 5. M. HM

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17. A . Briggs

18. P. Burns 19. E . Wilcox (VC ) 20. J . Colley 21 . J . Broo k 22. D . Haiswe~ i 23. J . Gorner 24 . R . Holmes (VC) 25 . J . Tanner

27 LC 2E P.L 2E . C C 30. P G 31 M a.

32. J. Cox 33. LMFrrr

26 . A. Wilson 27 . J . Wright 28 . L. Ryan

34 _ S. Mi,_ _ n

35. N. O 'H_ ran 35. T. Purc

37 P. 01

29 , A. Cameron 30 . J . Chambers

40. TP, ,, ' e 41B~ Evr ~ 42. M . Sr us 43 . M .T 44 . J. 4 5 . N. n

31 . M. Robertson

38 R.G- J

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32 . S. Adams 33 . E. Mottle s 34 . Z. Rudd 35 . R . Kelcheva l

36 . C . Walsh 37 . R . Sweeney 38 . A. Sheehan 39 .' A. Gooney 40 . A. Tymm s 41 . S. Monahan

®LD ESSENa~3N ~t ~ A . Sinclair F 2A . Amo s G. Erickson 4 T. Vinen 5 B. Gross 6 Z . Jess P. Robe rts 8 S . Tucker 9 W. Frost

10 G. Crathem

11 C . Fagan 12 J. Mellington 13 L . Browne 1 4 B. SCott 15 S. J6Mcinsotl 18 17 R. AUr'nford 18 B . 0'Hoy 19 I. Glass 20 M . Trigg 21 A . Beach 22 T. Foster 23 L . Northway 24 B. Napie r 25 N. Dorman 26 M . Penn ycu(ck 27 M . Grigg 28 T. Franklin-Jones 30 A . Pelman 31 T. Habel 33 C . Hooper 34 H . Baker 35 K. Boehm 43 A. Bruhn 44 L. Schneider 46 R. Foote 50 S . Morri s

Coach : Psul Curry 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

B. Cullin 9 B. Canton J. Connell y T. Jowett K. Johnstone C. Maithouse A. ~tl~s G. Carr

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1 0 M. Stafford 11 J. Almhofer 12 B. Kezilas 13 A. Fisher 14 N. Goss 15 D. Marin o 17 B . Smith 18 S . Burggraaff 19 S. Rawlings 20 H . Kerdel 21 L Cave 22 B. Hen ry 23 C. Probyn 24 R. Turnball 27 S . Weaver 28 D. Dawe s 29 A . M urray 32 C . Sendeckyl 34 L Kennedy 35 M. Davies

Coach : FAarshail Fisher 1 J Ydlliamson 2 D Ryan 3 C Obliubek 4 M Velardo 5 S De Mort on 6 D Slater 7 L Wilson 8 L Kavanagh 9 A Frazer 10 M Flaherty 11 J Buckley 12 W Nunlist 13 A Carroza 14 A Parker 16 M Nicolas 17 B King 18 D Flaherty 19 N Fitzpatrick 20 A Prowse 21 N Bart ram 22 7 Logan 23 C Devereux 24 J Dug 26 B Falcke 28 S Falcke 2 9 T Campbell 32 B Hakim 34 J Marinas 35 W Higgins

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Coech : Andrew Lync h 1 M . Hoffmann 2 . L. Pitcher (VC) C) 3. V. Jayasuriya 4. H . McLauchlan 5. B . Crawford 6. S . Durkin (VC) 7. J. Hanlon 8 . T. Pollock

1 . K.0'Dwyer 2' M'Paine 3. S. Low 4. C. B nney 6. S .Curatolo 7. N .Braddy y 8. T.Grieve 9 . C .Lynch

9 . R. D'Siiva

1 0. S. Capron 11 . J . Glanville 12. A . Fletcher 13. A . Kozik 14. E . Marsh 15. R . Goodbody 16 . H . Brooks 17 . R . Plummer 18 . N . Rose 19. C. Waxman 20. J. Wright (C) 21 . D. MacKenzie ( VC) 22. A . Clarke 23. B . Koetsie r 25. P. Shakespeare 27. D . Swanton 28. B.Hunter 29. T. Archer 30 . A. Shaw 33 . R. Mosbey 39 . A. Jones 43. M . McGauran 55. N. Swaby 62 G. White

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i .L Russell 1 8 Pet, ti 2.S . Whet#er 2 H Gyles 3.M. Wood 5 R Gale 4 .C .Hassall 6 P Boyd 5A. Clinch 7 P Padbury (VC) 6 .M. Luba 8 A Hollands 7 .R. Wiley 9 T Stephens 8.J . Muzzell 10 N Cullen 9.J . Franklin 11 PSampson 10.L. Wells 12 P Landy 11 .T. McMahon 13 M D'Ame!io (DVC) 12.L Breitkreuz 14 J Montano 13.M. Mart(nov 15 P Carey (C) 14.D . Jowett 16 A Kelly 15.A. Goonan 17 H Evans 16 .D . McKenna 18 S+Nlson 18 .M• Ramsay 19 A Rooks 19.W. Cove 20 M McHugh 20.R. Lerner 21 A Ballard ( DVC) 22.B . Rayson 22 N Carste#n 24.A . Lam 23 G Breadey 25.R . Matter 24 R Varney 26.T. Harvey 27 A Dix 27 .J. Noske 28 C Belfak 28 .T. Naylor 29 STrain 29 .B.Crornack 38 A Flanagan 31 .S. Barker 41 D Wood 33.A. Cook 44 C Clarke 39.M . Ferrari 4 6 P AftoB 50. M.Heffernan 61 N Kennedy 54.M . Wilson 64 D Tompkins 71 .R . Presser

aoacr : : La. 1 . S . Murat a 2. C. Kelly 3. M . Bradfield 4. S . Eisenberg 5 . P. McGowan 6 . S. Kidd 7 . B. Daniels 8 . C . Jack 9. A. Russo 10. A. Borg 11 . J . Toussaint 12. C. Smith 13. D. Groulos 14. T. Davidson 15. M. Walsh 16, C . Yasar 17, A. Tedesco 18 . B. Cunningham 19. R. Rose 20. D. Lowe 21 . N. Gaud 22, S . Blanco 23 . J . Russo 24. M. O'Donnell 25 . J . Putton 26. C. Andrews 27 . R. Fastuca 28 . T. Dean 29. L . Simmons 30. C. Mahoney 31 . B. Vandenhurk

Coach : Tim Pratt 1 . S. Brosolo 2. B. Warren - Smith 3. C. Ventura 5. P. Micalleff 6. J . Morriss 7 . R . Nolan 8 . C . Welch 9 . P. Tobin 10. A. Hill 11 . A. Curcio 12 . M . Sowersby 13 . M . Baker 14 . J. Treyvaud 15. T. O'Shea 17. P. Furness 21 . M . Calave tt a 22. L McGuiness 24 . P. Weston 27 . R . Hill 28 . P. Poutney 29 . D. Adkins 30. B. Janson 33 . B. Sheals 34. A. Biviano 37. G. Kennedy 38. A . Corry

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10. S.Jenkins 11 . T.Hibbs 12 . J.Baker 13 . J. Bayford 14 . C. Le•mlis 19 L. McK(e 20 23 LLou g h an 25 D . Barnes 31 D .Cogga n 32 WColeman ~ D .Neilso n 34 D.Meredit h 35 M .MendoE o 36 TFinlay . 44 L.Stillma n 50 E . McWdlia m 53 J .0'Dea

° .' .l.EY Coach : Ra Penaluna 1 A Middli n 2. M Norrish 3. N. Pask 4. R.Be tt 5. P Vatopp i 6. D Lloyd 8 . R Dre w 9 . B.Kehoe 10 . J.Seeger 11 . Z.Webb 13. LGi4tie 14. G .1't n 15. D.Smith 16. C.Holdsw th 17. A .Pizzey 18. C .Bea l 19. A .Colema n 20 . D .Seneratn e 21 . J.Tompkins 22 . J. Peake 23, T. Collett 24. G .Coutt s 25. F. Pellegrino 27. S .Savag e 29. D.Bel l 30. J.Stron g 31 . S.Urbano 32. J.Parry 34 . S.Britt 37 . D. Sims 44 . N.Mart: n

c Cc~: r 1 Peg g:e A 2 Hine A (G ) 3 L~9don S 4 Taylor C 5 Pretty S 6 Burgess j 7 Davies M (DVC) 8 Amx;on A 9 Jackson N 10 Blackn~e B 1 t Mi~en P 1 2 Kelly T 1 3 Gordon N 14 Tttv~aite ; M 15 Amore J 16 Amore s 17 Armatas C 18 Heaven C 19 Duell R 20 Oberci S 21 Kinross A 22 Furphy D 23 Hillas R 24 Ct, J( . 25 Lucas C 27 Cokal is S 26 Donation M 28 Corrdron K 29 Crawford t1 30 Buren M 44 Lancaster M 53 Plain G 76 Matthew M

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Linder-19 - Section (2) Blue AJA X ccach : M .rk Zuker L Goldman J Israelsohn Z Lewski A Butt E Goldstone E Janover S Gutman DVan Men D G Miller g(t,de 1 Balbi n J Blankfield J Kozminski D Hershan 5 D Finkel L Fetter ii J Kegan i E Jo fe kima n .~ M Snowr " J~~er 21 A Leivin ? G Gelbart ~3 J Berger P Glazer :5 B Goldbl oom ,-6 A 27 J L~evns 28 J G ivani 29 A Goldman 32 L Peters 33 JuFeklma n 34 M Snow 35 J Rapke 38 A Sacks 37 D Krasnostein 38 R Silberman 39 G New 40 E Wro~Meer r 41 J Pask SO G New 55 R Silverman

OARLEIGH Coach : Chris Moore

2. 3. 4. 5. 6. B.

L. Kelly B. Rose L. Georgiadis C. Kokkinos A. Ciavarella R. SymmonS

DE LA SALLE (Gold) Coach: Greg Buntine 1 B Hawkins 2 L Browne 3 D Hyde 4 S Meehan 5 M Miller 6 D Wood 7 D Taylor 8 B Pinwell 9 B Nathan 10 C Nailon 11 S Alder 12 R Burrows 12 B Scanlon 13 P Arbon 14 A Dimble 15 J Hu hes 16 M Roberts 17 J Bowden 17 B Keinhau s 18 R Quirk 19 S All a n 20 J Shone 21 M Beynon 22 M Conway 23 H La Ragy 23 B Reid 24 C Mitchell 25 J Murphy 26 J Clifton 27 S Byers 28 N Aitken

OLD XAVERIANS

STH. MELB .

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1 Carter P

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M . McPhee

10 McColl D

12 P. Malcolm 14 B. Evans

11 Farrow L

22 S. Johnson 23 S. Bando

29 R . Kelly 32 A. Cox 34 A. HathawayY 35 M. Stevenson

36 C . Symons 39 T. Orchard 41 B. H ylOnS 43 J. Reynolds

46 J. Gaal 47 D . Banks

48 J. Nevezie (C) 52 S. H eslop

57 S. Greenway 58 A. Bye 63 N . Wills

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Coach: (1) Manny Nicolosl Coach : (2) James Fay

18 M . Cash 19 D. Brit 21 J. Briggs

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Coach: Dennis Grace 1 S. Chapman 3 J .Rasengarten (C) 4 G . Chessar i 5 R . Buckingham 6 A. Hickey 7 S. Knight 8 S. Thompson 9 P. Nevill 10 B. Rogers 11 M. Veg er (VC) 12 R . Shears 13 M. Carey 14 Z. Wr ht 15 B . Nind 18 A . Shields 19 G. Gilbert 20 W. Little 22 B . Green (VC) 24 T. Craven 26 B . J ond ahl 29 J . Ross 30 J . Meli ngton 31 S . Hawkins 35 M. Shad ie 39 C. Burley 41 J . Ryan 42 S . Young 48 G. Clugston

42 E Sims-Lucas 57 D Jad e 59 S Sharpies

16 A. Keays

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MONASH BLUES

29 G Walton

2 Quinn N 3 Monahan G 4 McKenzie C 5 McKenzie-McHarg9 6 Cato J 7 O'Kane M 8 McDonnell J 9 Ralph J

15 D. Moulang

GLEN EIRA Coach: John Howard

12 Dillon J 13 Nolen A 14 Chamber(ain F 15 Dixon B

16 Grigg S 17 Doyle C 18 Ross S 19 Jabour P 20 Howard L 21 Smallwood P 22 Leoncelli T 23 Carmody S 24 Biddlecombe T 25 Pietryk M 26 Denton G 27 Glynn P 28 McGrath J

29 Gill P

30 Silk J 31 Fox A 32 McCarthy M

Coach : Darren McKillop I

J.Royle 2 P. Grundy 3 J. Raebum

4 M . Wood 5 R. Davison 6 X. Kidd 7 R. Winters 8 A Skinns 10 S. Rocco

11 L Este r 12 J. McDonald 13 W. Brown 15 S. Atherton 16 J. Leeman 17 P. D'Mdrea 18 G . Rowe 18 J. Stephens 19 K. Bardon

21 D . Bell 22 A Nield 23 J . F' iannis

24 K Ferguson 24 G. Tsicadaris 26 L Bel l 27 P. Cheevers 30 H . McFadden 32 J . Clyne

33 Buckeridge S

~ S. Aquiline

34 Spillane A 35 Bushby A

69 W. Hooper

36 Biddlecombe A 37 DÂ˘Maria J 38 Walsh M 39 Furtetti D 40 Dale J 42 Smith J 44 Bohon M 49 McArdle N 55 Dinardo L

MENTONE Coach : Shane O'Connor 1 .M . Meye r 2, S . Sulliva n 3. P. Dixon 4. G . Alla n 7. T. Barr 8. K . Littl e 9. K. McLeod 11 . B. Atherto n 12 . M. Wilson 13 . M. Hayes 14 . P. Rocke 17 . S . Casacell i 19 . S . Hamilton 20 . P. Kring s 21 . D . Kelly 22 . S . Barker 24 . M. Duggan 26 . A . Rock 30 . A . Pothitos 31 . C . Jamieson 33 . R . Harril l 34 . M . Wingrav e 35 . T. Smith 36 . G. Moran 37 . C. Johnston e 38 . R . Bitne r 41 . S . Alexander 45 . R . Connard 56 . S . Rickards

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ST. KEVINS OB Coach : (1) Paul O'Shannassy Coach: (2) Stephen Clark e

J..J Dempsey 2 . T Duggan 3 . A. Umbers 4 . L. Fox M. Hicks 6 J. Harris 7 . L. Kalesaran

8 . D . MacDonal d 9. W. McCann 10. D . Mahoney 11 . M. Hutton 12. D. Mctay 13. S. Marwood 14. B Marchesani 15. D . Bare 16 . K Didns 17. D . Makohon 18 . M. Anderson

19. W- MacDonald 20. M M. Mu grew . Holland t2 ,G 23- A. Jankins 24 . G. Nolan 26 . d Knuppel 27. D , Kerr 28 . P. Landy' 29 . P. Fogart . Gissingy30,P 31 . M. Courtney 32 . J . Co x 33 . L Meyer 34 ' S . Macheu 35 . N . O'Halloran 36 . T. Purcell 37 . P. Clanc~ 38 . R . Char 39 . M. Caimey, 40 . R . Boysc 41 . B . Evans 42 . M. Stonehouse 43 . M. Tischier 45 . ta. wans 46 . C. Wilkinson as . J . Gullfrer 51 . C. O'Shaughnessy

55, A. Mamrsh 57 . M . Hinsiey 58 . A . Thompson 62 . K Mclnemy

65 . R. Mille r

68-J . Deacon 69 . C. Hilliard

Coa ch : Jerome Jackma n 1 . P. Rujevic 3. D. Bevan 4. M . Brown

5. M . Hall 6. A. Viscendese 7. C. Kennedy 8. B . Brown

9. J . Walker O C 10. T. Cousland 11 . M . Bignal l 12. M . Bowen 13. T Harpe r

14. A. Niren s 15 . T. Fracze k 16 . 17 . 18 . 19 .

M . Neilsen G. Pollard J . Saigal D. Giannakos

20 . S. Foley 21 . Dav. Fox 22 . J. Brown 23 . J. Davi s 24 . Dan Fox

25 . C. Owen 26 . T. Middleton

28 . A. Liesk e 29 . D. Viscendese 30 . E. Hind 31 . K. Harding

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Coach : ...in ri 2 R. Kloy~ma n 5 A. Boland 6 P. McNiff 7 A . Jenkinson 9 M. Guthridge

10 L . Mackowski 12 A. Corriga n g 13 V. Hall 14 A. Hayes 15 S . Varone 17 J . See 19 D . Sinclair 20 S. Collins 21 P. Stone 22 G . Cochrane 23 M . Patterson 24 D. Dew 25 C. Tavalli 27 C. Munro 28 J . Holly 29 B. Miller 30 J. TaPPIe y

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Coach: Peter Hansen 2 M Spinoso 3 M Lyons 4 A Harvey 5 A Dean 6 S Fistric 7 L Drummond 8 E LaTorre 9 B Reiner 11 S Connelly 14 S Fantone 15 D Dean 18 L Aiello 19 A Paglia (DVC) 21 L McMahon 22 R Priest 23 C McKay 24 G Loftus 26 M Keeling 27 D Capte 28 S Russell 28 C Duncan 29 R Hat! 34 P Gloury 39 J Zfrovr • 42 N Stephens 50 E Tenson (C) 51 T Cro~ 56 D~~ 63 S Corcoran (VC) 75 P D'Intino

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4 . 0. Hill 5 . G Taylor 6. M Beni c 7. M . McGrath 8. R. Conti 9. M . Bickerdike it . J . O'Donnell (C) 13. R Lee 14 . P Harding 16 . D . Charles 18 . A DeSimone 19 . J Hasan 20. J Paraskeva 22. M Perri 23. D . Tsokas 25. D Steer 26. D . Martin (VC) 31 . T. Walters 33 . P. Gordon 34 . M Tollit 35 . P. Tsokas

30 D Barnwell 31 J Bire 32 J Dunne 33 E Heaty 34 C MeaJ a n 35 B Dawsett 36 J Healy 37 M Edmonds 39 A Butler 40 J Harman 41 A Maraud 44 B Ashton 45 G Robertson 46 M Ahern 47 N Blayney 48 N Dykes 50 J Simrk 52 E Clayton 54 S Sukkar 55 B Foynes '* D Cummins " C Grose " J Kelly ~ A Powell B Stafford G Waugh

Coach : Ken Balmer

1 T Roach 2 J. Mullins 3 S . Haynes

1 . in. Littl e 2. D. MeQualter 5. P. Tempnne

4 M . Owen 5 L. Byrne 6 S. Nolan 7 M. Kelly 8 S. Bermingham 9 R. Davidson 10 M . King 11 D.Keenan 12 N. Hahn 13 D. Burley 14 L. Barnes 15 R . Evans 16 N . Trigwetl 17 B. Burrows 18 J. Dalton 19 D . McLellan 20 A. Chuck 21 M . Kurec 22 M . Curzio 23 H . Ryan 24 S . Cook 25 J. Hughes 26 M. Vanderhorst 27 N . Barry 28 H . Monk 29 T. Dean 30 T. James 31 A . Saad 32 M . Seed 33 S . Bead ._

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Coach : Richard Grummet t

1 . S . Marsh 2. D . Florence 3 . A . Paradise

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Coach: Tony Crotty Assist: Phil Ryan Coach : John Bushby

1 R Zahra 2 S Page 3 V Seem 5 J Ramsay 6 B Shalders 8 K Elliot 11 A Jamieson 12 M Temming 15 J TQtfer 16 D Stafford 17 L Becker 18 L Fielding 19 R Johnson 20 P Flinn 21 D Heywood 22 A Carlo 24 G Price 25 R Hatty 27 M Kosta 28 P McMahan 29 G Hewat 31 M Assouad

i Farotdi M 2 Goodwin T 3 Reynolds L 4 Barron B 5 Kiernan M 6 Mullane P 7 Hermes J 8 Quinn L 9 Gleason L 10 Crotty J 11 McCarthy L 12 Senaiore F 13 Comb M 14 Fenton J 15 Owen B 16 Clifton D 17 Palazzolo M 18 Freckleton J 19 Green A 20 Capewell C 21 Atkinson D 22 Goodwin D 23 Caliegari D 25 Carroll A 26 Sheppard T 27 Thompson T 34 O'Connell S 59 Robinson T 72 Johnson S 81 Delaney D

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Coach : Da id Zappula

I M Ballads 2 S rth 3 D Bo iomo 4 J Corbett 5 C De(ahunty 6 T Donava n 7 P Donela n 8 N Ebner S 90 P F~ 11 J Greenwood 12 M Grigg 13 R Hamilto n 14 W Hanna 15 D Higgins 16 E Hindl e 17 R Mansfield 18 T Mayal t 19 R Marston 20 D Qconnet 21 R Qsullivan ~ B Owen 23 V Parkinson 24 S Prince 25 L Rawnsley 26 J Rivett 27 A Ross 28 S Rundl e 29 M Sale 30 S Sandford (C) 31 JP Santamaria 32 R $carlett 33 N Shar p 34 P Sondhu 35 M Stockfel d 36 A Tarney 37 J Walker 38 D Watso n 39 R Willis

6. B . Christie 7. B . Rya n

8 . C . Morle y 9 . A. Cramer 10 . K. derby (C ) 11 . D. Pike 12. G . Weickhard t 13. T. Proswe 14. C. Munro 15. S . Jones 16. A . Cantor 18 B. Craven 19 B. Larrichia 23 H . Hogan 25 A. Zemski 26 D. Lin g 39 A. Emmerson 43 T. Sigala s 50 J . Agatanovi c 51 M . Brooke 52 M. CoiVe l 53 J . Cucinotta 54 L. Enright 55 M. Gilbert 56 A. Moharic 57 S. Morritt 58 J. Pettitt 59 D. Schmidt 60 N. Warner 61 T. Parkes

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VAFA S U I TDAY

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REVIEWS Sunday 6 .00-8 .00 pm Includes weekly chat on all matters VAFA.

The Sunday Age VAFA sportswriter Paul Da ffey writes about Saturday VA FA matches, previews the Sunday Match o f the Day and revie ws the competition in Monday's Age.

Brad Beitzel reviews Saturday's matches hi his Sunday Herald

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theitzselves but will coin- :e up s"ort in 1ic end. h e to travel across tin i to meet a C buoya*1L --3 who have no ,,in 3 in a row and are knocking on the door . It is 3 ;, :=:c( ;-1' s 250th game for his club, -II done mate so the-all the motivation . Ladder -ositions tell me I : tip the visitors as the-- a or near the t never being one fo coi ion is going to ;et and ? home side to cause a b finals chances Two of my old ch and meet at the BluffRoad Oval tod, y . he Rovers ave lost their last 2 against the 2 top :(es but he at been disgraced nor at full strength I might add . Two Blues would be disappointed with their season t o date but with the pressure of relegation eased e y can now concentrate on th "r footy . Tough c, to pick between the 2 but home ground z and more consist icy ie to d o St Bedes lcome the smaller B it St C't . An ab: win for the Tigers against i ie top pla ~ed are in terrific form so it should be an (._ . They have a huge home ground ~__ do the Tigers and play it so well, Don't azo, if ma :-T of the Collegians players have even seen it let alone play on it, and this may tell ^-inst them, so much to my mate Tim Hart's deli .-it I'm going for another upset, with the Tigers to g! o, r' )'ne . This weeks Black List ; BL- --en-Tempiestowe (most unusual Stesvart )

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Saturday August 11 - Trinity Playing unday August 12 - Trinity Playing : unday August 19 - Elsterry*ic k Sunday August 26 - Elsternwick Par k 2) - 11 .15aYn matches; Club XVIII (1) -

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Dl RESERVE C OLD CAAMER IVANHOE ASS ST LEOS EMM WP Y}1RRt1 VALLEY 0 B OLD GEELONG AQUINAS 0 C .`.IONASH BLUES OLD CAREY D2 RESERVE p IDE SALESIAN 0 C PC [PER HOUSE V-,-! W BRUNSWICK KEW LA TROBE UNI PENINSULA 0 B OAKLEIGH AFC MENTONE AMAT

P W L D For Agst % Pts 12 1 0 1172 443 264.56 48 12 1 0 1354 618 219.09 48 13 8 5 0 682 581 117.38 32 13 7 6 0 935 864 108.22 28 13 7 6 0 838 801 104.62 28 13 6 7 0 665 823 8( .80 24 13 5 8 0 765 802 95.39 20 13 5 8 0 742 844 87.91 20 13 2 11 0 628 1126 55.77 8 13 1 12 0 409 1323 30 .91 4

CLUB 18 (2) P OLD IVANHOE 13 COLLEGIANS 13 MONASH BLUES 13 OLD ESSE Id OR 13 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 13 MARCELLLN 13 OLD TRINITY 13 OLD GEELONG 13 ST LEOS EMMAUS 1 3 13

W L D For Agst % Pis 11 2 0 857 489 175.26 44 10 3 0 858 370 231 .89 40 8 5 0 665 514 129.38 32 7 6 0 655 651 100.61 28 7 6 0 578 585 98.80 28 7 6 0 458 509 89.98 28 5 8 0 491 668 73.50 20 4 9 0 594 904 65.71 16 3 10 0 465 720 64.58 12 2 11 0 498 1032 48.26 8

P W L D For Agst % Pis 13 12 1 0 1024 438 233.79 48 13 12 1 01030 546 188.64 48 13 9 4 0 830 730 113.70 36 13 8 5 0 756 688 109.88 32 13 7 6 0 630 736 85.60 28 13 5 8 0 731 794 92.07 20 13 4 9 0 682 823 82.87 16 13 3 10 0 529 911 58.07 12 13 3 10 0 421 815 51 .66 12 13 2 11 0 676 1010 66.93 8

UNDER-19 SECTION 1 P OLD XA E S 1 3 S 13

BLUES 1 3 COLLEGIANS 13 BE .AUMARIS AFC 13 MAZENOD O C 13

W L D For -t % Pis 11 2 0 1577 681 231 .57 44 10 3 0 1387 648 214.04 40 10 3 0 1463 779 187.80 40 10 3 01461 797 183.31 40 10 3 0 1231 715 172.17 40 10 3 0 1330 798 166.67 40 6 7 0 1066 1314 81 .13 24 4 9 0 727 1104 65.85 16 4 9 0 802 1224 65.52 16 2 11 0 746 1495 49 .90 8 1 12 0 525 1393 37.69 4 0 13 0 382 1749 21 .84 0

UNDER-19 SECT. 2 P W OLD IVANHOE 13 11 OLD TRINITY 13 10 W'BEE AMAT 13 10 C'FIELD OR 13 9 OLD ESS 13 9 ORMOND 13 9 OLD HBURY 13 7 YARRA VALLEY 13 5 HTON ROVERS 13 4 ST LEOS EMM WP 13 3 SxJI-ISTEFRIARS 13 1

L D For Agst % Pt€c Ratio 2 01291 706182.86 44 84.62 3 01028 581176.94 40 76.92 3 01345 786171 .12 40 76.92 4 01043 639163.22 36 69 .23 4 01242 899138.15 36 69.23 4 010751001107 .39 36 69 .23 6 0 884 976 90.57 28 53 .85 8 01024 1213 84 .42 20 38 .46 9 0 841 1242 67 .71 16 30 .77 10 0 694 1625 42 .71 12 23 .08 12 0 710 1509 47 .05 4 7 .69

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W L D For Agst % Pks 13 0 01836 551 333.21 52 12 1 01589 633 251 .03 48 9 4 01411 842 167.58 36 7 6 01161 873 132.99 28 6 7 0 1197 1069 111 .97 24 5 8 0 871 1146 76.00 20 5 8 0 967 1393 69.42 20 4 9 0 1101 1421 77.48 16 4 9 0 999 1710 58.42 16 0 13 0 614 2125 28.89 0

UNDER-19 (2) RED P OLD CAMBERWELL 13 NORTH OLD BOYS 13 RUPERTSWOOD 13 THERRY PENOLA OB 13 OLD PARADIANS 1 3 BLACKS 1 3 BULLEEN TEMP 13 IVANHOE FITZROY 13 AQUINAS O C 13

W L D For Agst % PLs 11 2 0 1334 629 212.08 44 10 3 0 1117 609 183 .42 40 9 3 1 1365 599 227.88 38 9 4 0 1339 757 176.88 36 8 4 1 1127 823 136 .94 34 8 5 0 1374 714 192.44 32 5 8 0 527 1382 38.13 20 2 1 1 0 481 1 695 28.38 8 2 11 0 368 1876 19.62 8

D ~, RESERVE P W L D For Agst % Pts P7IZROY REDS 13 12 1 01275 428 297.90 48 ST JOHNS 0 C 13 11 2 0 944 651 145.01 44 SOUTH PAELB DIST 13 9 4 0 815 721 113.04 36 ELSTERNWICK 13 8 5 0 878 682 128.74 32 U H S O B 13 6 7 0 859 709 121 .16 24 MONASH GRYPHONS 13 5 8 0 701 710 98 .73 20 BENTLEIGH AFC 13 4 9 0 801 1056 75.85 16 HAWTHORN AMAT 13 4 9 0 636 961 66.18 16 RICHMOND CENTRAL 13 4 9 0 608 1252 48 .56 16 ALBERT PARK 13 2 11 0 644 1027 62 .71 8 D4 RESERVE P W L D For Agst % Pts Ratio SYZdD9I. TALLY-H013 13 0 01176 372316.13 52 100 t', L RRIBEE AMAT 13 11 2 01185 624 189.9 44 84 .62 ST MARYS 13 9 4 0 965 647149.15 36 69 .23 ,iT4 BRUNSWICK 13 9 4 0953 754126.39 36 69 .23 S UR1dE UNI 13 8 5 0829 632131 .17 32 61 .54 BULLEEN COBRAS 13 8 5 0 708 718 98 .61 32 61 .54 RWOOD 13 7 6 0 725 727 99 .72 28 53.85 OLD WBOURNE 13 4 9 0 593 871 68 .08 16 30.77 ELTHfl2t1 13 4 9 0 574 998 57 .52 16 30.77 MT LILYDALE 13 4 9 0 563 1108 50 .81 16 30.77 ;~LEYPARK 13 1 12 0482 1464 32 .92 4 7.69

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ST BE 13 OLD BRIGHTON 13 OLD SCOTCH 13 MARCELLIN 13 OLD MELBURNIANS 1 3

MENTONE AMAT

AJAX 13 SOUTH RiELB DIST 13 OLD XAVERIANS (2) 13 MONASH BLUES 13 ST KEVINS (2) 13 DE LA SALLE (2) 13 MHSOB 13 OAKLEIGH 13

CLUB 18 (1) P W L D For Agst % Pts ST KE,'VIDIS 13 12 1 01075 504 213 .29 48 OLD NIELB S 13 11 2 0 880 499 176.35 44 OLD XAVERIANS 13 10 3 0 1233 394 312 .94 40 DE LA SALLE 13 9 4 0 845 732 115.44 36 OLD SCOTCH 13 7 6 0 745 745 100.00 28 l r'-'J IR.AN AFC 13 5 8 0 827 715 115 .66 20 %!`:?ENOD O C 13 3 10 0 515 889 57.93 12 BRUNSWICK AFC 13 3 10 0 432 1133 38 .13 12 T IERRY PENOLA OB 13 2 11 0 518 985 52 .59 8 OLD BRIGHTON 13 2 11 0 425 1146 37.09 8

VAFA PREMIERSHIP LISTS 200 1 A SECTION P W L D For Agst % Pts MARCELLIN 13 10 3 0 1321 975 135 .49 40 MHSOB 13 8 4 11244 1138 109 .31 34 ST REVBQS 13 8 5 01146 1026 111 .70 32 OLD XAVERIANS 13 8 5 0 1176 1096 107 .30 32 ST BERNARDS 13 7 5 1 1289 1190 108 .32 30 OLD TRINITY 13 6 7 0 1048 1010 103 .76 24 OLD SCOTCH 13 6 7 0 1134 1224 92 .65 24 UNIVERSITY BLUES 13 5 7 1 1117 1194 93 .55 22 MAZENOD O C 13 3 9 1 1074 1402 76 .60 14 OLD BRIGHTON 13 1 10 2 924 1272 72 .64 8

D3 SECTION P FIT'ZROY REDS 13 BENTLEIGH AFC 13 ST JOHNS O C 13 MONASH GR 1 3 ORN AMAT 1 3 SOUTH MELB DIST 13 ELSTERNWICK 13 RICHMOND CENT 13 ALBERT PARK 13 UHSOB 1 3

W L D For Agst % Pts 13 0 0 1798 470 382 .55 52 11 2 0 1664 851 195 .53 44 8 4 1 1487 1287 115.54 34 8 5 01335 1170 114.10 32 7 6 0 1225 1280 95.70 28 5 8 0 1057 1302 81 .18 20 4 9 0 933 1404 66.45 16 4 9 0 935 1593 58.69 16 3 9 1 1244 1502 82.82 14 1 12 0 797 1616 49.32 4

B SECTION P W L D For Agst % Pts OLDIVANHOE 13 10 3 01274 730 174.52 40 BE LA SALLE 13 10 3 0 1456 1002 145.31 40 OLD HAB,EYBDRY 13 8 5 0 1171 1091 107 .33 32 OLD MELBURNIANS 13 7 6 0 933 927 100 .65 28 OLD PARADIANS 13 7 6 0 1033 1031 100.19 28 NORTH OLD BOYS 13 7 6 0 1177 1199 98.17 28 ORMOND 13 5 8 0 1116 1303 85.65 20 W1IIT'EFRiARS 13 4 9 0 1169 1284 91 .04 16 THERRY PENOLA OB 13 4 9 0 984 1182 83 .25 16 BEAUMARIS AFC 13 3 10 0 867 1431 60.59 1 2

D4 SECTION P W SYNDAL T H 13 13 BULLEEN COBRAS 13 11 ELTHAM COLL 13 9 R'WOOD 13 8 SWBYBURNE LINT 13 8 WBEE AMAT 13 7 NORTH B'WICK 13 7 MT LIl,YDALE 13 6 ST MARYS 13 5 OLD WBOURNE 13 3 ELEY PARK AFC 13 1

L D For Agst % Pts Ratio 0 01528 739206.77 52 100 2 01284 761168.73 44 84 .62 4 01047 893117.25 36 69.23 5 01055 824128.03 32 61 .54 5 0984 867113.49 32 61 .54 6 0 905 980 92.35 28 53 .85 6 0 937 1162 80.64 28 53.85 7 011081017108 .95 24 46.15 8 010401163 89 .42 20 38.46 10 0 682 1117 61 .06 12 23.08 12 0 634 1753 36 .17 4 7.69

A RESERVE P

W L D For Agst % Pts 12 1 0 1196 622 192.28 48 10 3 01142 726 157.30 4 0 9 4 0 957 727 131 .64 36 9 4 0 944 801 117.85 36 7 6 0 930 806 115 .38 28 6 7 0 795 772 102 .98 24 5 8 0 735 855 85 .96 20 4 9 0 763 961 79 .40 16 3 10 0 684 1181 57 .92 12 0 13 0 630 1325 47 .55 0

C SECTION P W L D For Agst % Pts OLD ESSENDON GR 13 11 2 0 1399 881 158 .80 44 COLLEGIANS 13 11 2 0 1316 890 147 .87 44 HAMPTON ROVERS 13 10 3 0 1424 1109 128 .40 40 GLEN EIRA AFC 13 8 5 01312 1189 110.34 32 ST BEDES MENT TIG 13 7 6 0 1420 1205 117 .84 28 OLD MENTONIANS 13 7 6 0 1282 1289 99 .46 28 CAULFIELD GR 13 4 9 0 1210 1170 103 .42 16 PRAHRAN AFC 13 4 9 0 1008 1202 83 .86 16 AJAX 13 2 11 0 948 1378 68 .80 8 BULLEEN TEMP 13 1 12 0 932 1938 48 .09 4

OLD XAVERIANS 13 OLD SCOTCH 13 MARCELLIN 13 ST BERNARDS

UNIVERSITY BLUES 13 OLD TRINITY 13 OLD BRIGHTON 13 ST KEVINS 13 MAZENOD O C 13 AII-1SOB 13

Dl SECTION P W L D For Agst % Pts BANYULE 13 11 2 0 1660 948 175 .11 44 IVANHOE ASS 13 10 3 0 1341 1010 132 .77 40 OLD CAMBERWELL 13 10 3 0 1414 1068 132 .40 40 AgI11NAS O C 13 8 5 01527 1279 119 .39 32 ST LEOS EMM WP 13 6 7 0 1266 1321 95 .84 24 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 13 6 7 0 1138 1343 84 .74 24 OLD GEELONG 13 5 8 0 1143 1398 81 .76 20 YARRA VALLEY O B 13 4 9 0 961 1264 76 .03 16 MONASH BLUES 13 3 10 0 1020 1430 71 .33 12 OLD CAREY 13 2 11 0 1023 1432 71 .44 8 D2 SECTION P W L D For Agst % Pis MENTONE AMAT 13 13 0 0 1852 795 232 .96 52 W'STOWN CYMS 13 10 3 0 1431 986 145 .13 40 SALESIAN 0 C 13 9 3 1 1321 988 133 .70 38 PARKSIDE 13 9 4 0 1263 1043 121.09 36 KEW 13 6 7 0 1051 1181 88 .99 24 LA TROBE UM 13 5 7 1 1082 1179 91,77 22 PENINSULA O B 13 5 8 0 1013 1520 66 .64 20 OAKLEIGH AFC 13 4 9 0 1256 1476 85 .09 16 WEST BRUNSWICK 13 3 10 0 848 1234 68 .72 12 POWER HOUSE 13 0 13 0 785 1500 52.33 0

B OLD HAILEYBURY ORMOND OLD PARADIANS NORTH OLD BOYS THERRY PENOLA OB OLD MELBURNIANS DE LA SALLE OLD IVANHOE BEAUMARIS AFC C RESERVE P OLD ESSENDON GR 13 HAMPI'ON ROVERS 13 COLLEGIANS 13 CAULFIELD OR 13 PRAHRAN AFC 13 OLD MENTONIANS 13 ST BEDES MENT TIG 13 AJAX 13 BULLEEN TEMP 13 GLEN EIRA AFC 13

W L D For Agst % Pis 12 1 01262 611 206 .55 48 9 4 0 1117 668 167 .22 36 8 5 0 1005 775 129 .68 32 8 5 0 788 836 94 .26 32 7 6 0 1030 718 143 .45 28 6 7 0 744 767 97.00 24 5 8 0 741 822 90 .15 20 5 8 0 746 980 76 .12 20 4 9 0 594 916 64.85 16 1 12 0 474 1480 32.03 4 W L D For Agst % Pts 11 2 0 1085 539 201 .30 44 11 2 0 1246 662 188.22 44 9 4 0 1130 612 184.64 36 9 4 0 957 675 141 .78 36 7 6 0 817 649 125.89 28 6 7 0 862 931 92.59 24 5 8 0 776 780 99.49 20 4 9 0 479 719 66.62 16 2 11 0 397 1442 27.53 8 1 12 0 500 1397 35 .79 4