The Amateur Footballer, Week 16, 2001

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season but have asked me to make sure clubs follow this process rigorously and treat it

seriously and if there is any feature of a ground not in order don't start the match until it is corrected or alternatively find another venue or as a last resort don't play the game . ; . :_ .'.a- _,r . PION AIND AWARD S SMO-- , : .- . .__j r _!AY C - ?T'__::.___ :10) form _ly Imown as the VAFA Vote C(nmt Night and at this night the 3, 2 and 1 votes cast by the umpires for the final few rounds were read .

This year the Executive has agreed to trial a new format whereby the top 4 vote-earners in each section will be unveiled one by one from 4th to finally the winner being announced and presented with his award.

Other presentations will be made also, such as Umpire of the Year, Leading Goallackers . Coaches of the Year, SmokeFree Awards and the naming of the Coates Hire VAFA Team of th e

Y, Clubs will be contacted shortly with details of who is invited, including advice on how extra tickets can be secured. Each club's leading vote earner will be invited and if he wins his sectiori s award the club is not charged for this player' s n.

Apart from awards and presentations we plan a night of entertainment and excitement including video highlights of the season that was .

Thanks to the support of Cand CUB, the Association has managed to keep costs a )dated in attending this not to an e: re ly reasonable level.

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Please refer elsewhere in today's "Amateur Footballer" to the promised pictorial highlights of St . F nards Junior club day (July 28).

on represen ) put submissions t o ions in my ban( b; ,y : svare of the need to fill in the fore matches. Many have . by in-, `JAFA to insist on this

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EaL : :s, ) ve had a good ru ith injuries, had D ; a Sampion (away). D<=- `a-- s (flu), R - ard Frisina (hamstrir .I and L

Marson (stress fractures) out . played in the reserves again . "We're just ' patient with Greg, who hasn't played for a eourie of years, can come up that would be a boris," Dalrymple said . won't concede their season is over a . .L .niliating 94-point loss to Old The students are eighth and two-anda-half games behind fourth-placed Xavs . "Our team was up there with our best," Blues coach Lee Adamson said . "We lost on nearly every position on the ground . Oil-r normal ratio of conversion was halved ." cc was one of the Cardinals who deprived the Blues' of score . _ ..s

-ST BK took back second spot with a 34-point in r -____ i . - i the correspond' ; ~t . r' st at West Essendon, Ca elpi keep the Unicorns out of relc,~ation but last week ther e

no Eabry, who has retired, and tl ; ales put one of their better sides c d dipped into their stocks to fin c vho kicked six . The Bernies kicl 1 'o nil in the second quarter . .- snuck back into the four with a 37point win over Old Brighton, which will be

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Lo .(`'') u 2 .3 .a 9 .5 4 .8 9 .12 14.15 17 .'? (119) : Richardson 6 Donau 4 Bowen Clarke Elli s cCarthv P 4cDonald Sassi Woodruff. Best: Donati Gower s Br, hfleld Landrigan A Dillon Richardson . Old Brighton : Jackson 4 Barrow 2 TyRnms 2 Bristow Mizzi S Ginnavin Paterson . Best: : Lennox Dickerson Barrow Jackson Tymms VanDenDungen . J. T atson G. Hunichen (F) S . Caple B . Dix (G) i 4 .1 6.5 9 .6 24,7 (127) -CELLIâ&#x20AC;&#x17E; 6.6 13.9 18.12 20.13 (133) St . : s: M Giansiracusa 5 J Giansiracusa 3 Sadler 3 O'Connor 2 Ferraro 2 Grinter Kempton Greenham Bowles Crohan. Best : Grinter O'Keefe Fraser Byrne O'Connor M Giansiracusa .

Marcellin : Treganowan 6 Ibrahim 6 Purcell 3Mc :viillan I Cox Chun Johnston White. Best: Ibrahim Cox Thiesz Slatterv Tre('-a( an 0'Flynn . Umpires: M . Gibson R. Eastwood (F) B . "ut " . Corcoran (B) B. McCarthy V . Vescovi (G)

3. 4 7 .5 12 .9 14.13 (97) 4.3 6 .7 8 .10 12 .12 (84) ' ndrews 5 Greig 3 Ward 3 Frost Hatfield Reynolds.

On Collins Reynolds Andrews Hillas S Kennedy.

3 haskell 2 Fisher 2 Harrison 2 McIntyre Nelso n int~re S Ryan Parry Polan Fisher O'Donoghue. ? rn A . Ffriey (F) D . Cusack T. Dornom (B) K. 2 .1 4.2 9 .5 (59) : 0 .0 5 .4 11 .8 17 .10 23 .15 (153) z' eCrespigny 2 Lowcock 2 Slimmon McLachla n . Best: North Fishley Wilson Nation Gates

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as 5 S Crow 3 Aujard 3 Brooke 3 A Crow 2 gus Phillips h9cCarroll G Smith Kitchen . Best: 11ios tVigriey Blenheim Finoechiaro. Umpires : (F),2 . woods P. Te ale (B) K . Segota B .

4 .3 1` ' -.8.12 (120) 3 .6 12 .14 (86 ) .ansfield 6 T Harvey 4 ,arnbull 2 Jordan ar :lin N Mitchell J Mount :es~n . Best : Loughlin u n Turnbull O'Ri?ey \4cLaug : . ::. . . .:U?SflB : Per tzel 3 S- :apson 2 Thompson 2Woodley Fairchild . Best: Linc . T or Simmons Davis Cassell Joseph. Umpires: T. Sut^l,.,c P . o mes (F) S . cKenzie S . Car uso (B) D . Napoli G .

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3 3.5 4 .5 (29) 31.17 (203) 4 .8 22 .10 C . Ste} it . Over, 'r4ilat . Best: Pirrie 1in . _urchie, Earl, Handley. Old Xaver+ans: _la: .,. 6 . Galbally 4 . R . Jones 3, Meehan 3, Mitchell d. - kidmore . Walsh . Kav . Stoney .

5 .2 6.2 6 .4 7.5 (47) 0 .1 3 .4 8 .5 11 .6 (72) in 2, D . ]rtoylan 2 . Chambers 2, G . O'Connor. mnan, Shelley, waight . S . Moylan . Horrocks .

4. Colville . Coutts, Cooper. Armstrong, O'Flymn . Best: Yee, Armstrong, Leffanue .

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6.2 10 .3 1fi .5 (1Q1) S .0 4 .2 5 .3 7.6 (48 ) r 3 . Power 2, Barr, Cornell . : A B-d, Clarke, Flisbett, Carter3!'-us-less Power . . . ) bte . D Rozarlo, Wallace, ~nart. Tilling, Varne Wallace, Smith, Snart, Nisbet, urra_v.

11 .11 (77) 3.2 5 .5 9.9 3.3 6 .9 12 .12 15 .14(104) Vascy 3 . Granger 2 . Larkin, Crawford, Kaso ,

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Pettenden, Downing . Ross . Letil, Beaurepairc .

1 ;on . Joyce, Grigg . Best : Beaurepaire, Richardson, Reid, M .

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3 .3 9.7 10 .11 1 4 .18 (102) 3 .4 3.6 4. 9 4.9(33) L..6udi 5 .Calthorpe 4 .Catterali 2 . Meehan . Nathan , James Mount . Best : Meehan, Osborne, D .Thomas. Holland, Tarvey, Legudi .

MHSOB: Feferkranz, Norton, Bourke, Bennett . Best : T .Wright.

Feferkranz . Clowes, L.Taylor, Ting . Bennett .

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D . Samplmo n 7 . N . Godwi n R . Frisina D . Ballantine C . Purcell D. Taylor (RC) 2 . B . Cronin

S . Dinnee n 14 . R. McMahon 15 . M . Chu n 16. L. McMillan 17. G. Cox (VC) 18. D . C rtner 19. D . C cost 20. S.O'Flynn 21 . .'

22 . D . son 23 . P. G 3so n 24 . L .O'Flynn 25 . R . Galat i 26 . N . A; mstr ong 27 . D. T helsz D. Johnston Smith i reganovran (C) S . Yee 32. M . Browne 3. G. Cull . D . Jarred 35. J. Frazer 36. D . Cope 37. D . '.loran : I . O'Sullivan 39, B. Colville "~0 . M . Le„anue 41 . J . Seabur; 42 . B . Dinneen 43 . A . Duncan 44 . A . Wilkinson (RVC) 44 L. Hansen 45 . D . Theisz 46 . J . Wilkins 47. D . Rya n

. A. Gallaghe r 49. D . Courts 50 . A. Ryder Sr . M . Maguir e 52, J . Mathews C. Mathews R. McMahon J . "'alli s ' orden Lint him

1 J Barnett (DVC) 2 S McCull y 3 D Woodley 4 C Eabr y 5 P Sherry 5 N Orchard 6 R Joseph 7 J Pertzel (C) 7 A Angu s

8 J Garner 8 C Wright 9 D Fairchild (VC) 9 M Clowe s 10 D Skinner 10 D Norton 11 K Krios 12 A Simpson 12 M Feferkranz 13 J Gregson 13 C Kelly 14 L Simpson 15 Z 16 F C evis 17 r? Cl ~ >s 18 L 18 A 19 R v, 20 J 20 D P 21 R P 22 D 22 A S rirsrjs 23 C Fi < 23 11 Taylor 24 D Stynes 24 A Clark 25 H Taylor 25 J Jackman 26 A Askew 27 S Dods 28 S Redder 29 G McCully 30 RtJe :ton 31 J Davis 32 A Cassell (DVC) 32 A Keys 33 A Saultry 33 S Harriso n 34 E "inompson (DVC) 34 S Konstanty 35 r=. Mills 35 A Barge 36 M White 36 S Bennett 37 R McIntyre 37 M Tin g 38 S Robinson 40 D P,fiembrey 40 W Hayes 41 D Simmons 42 B Cashman 43 J Burke 44 Ni Ha;-tkes 45 M Webster 46 A O'Brien 47 L Hawkins AS B Jeffrey 49 C P(lcep 50 S Osborne 51 J Newton 52 B McGrath 53 C Clovres 55 N Adcock 56 T Wright 57 A Tang & I Cotter 59 L Jone s GVP Fabricators PTY LTD All Home Uans

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C. Harrison A. Quin n A. McIntyre A. Hanley (C) M . Quirk J . Bayford S . Morga n D. Lancaster S . Nobl e

10 M . O'Hara 11 T Smith (RC) 11 D . Nose 12 PA. M urray 13 P. Gooden 14 N . Meehan 15 N . Parry 16 J. Kav'^' 1h 17 J. Bet 18 T. O11 a t . !VC) 19 S. 20 C. . CT : ., . m 21 S . PC 22 D. 23 { .. Tu .

24 l 25 J. . . .. i 26 J . Du, ,~ ie (DVC) 27 D . Krom 28 P. Nelson 29 R . Sharp 30 S . Fisher 31 N . Snart 32 P. Vine 33 D . Gran t 34 M. Pollard (RVC) 35 R . Hawkin s 36 D . Carter 37 L. M organ 38 D . Linden 39 G . Kalber 40 S . Rya n 41 A. McDowell 42 P. Fotiniotis 42 C. Adams 43 A . Pers i 44 R . Liosbauer 45 P. Ric e 46 B . Waldron 47 A . t71a)c 311 48 G. TiII i 49 L. ` C) 50 D . Ca 52 N . Nu,sbaum 53 A. Str n 54 J. Persi

Res . Cr 1 A. Kr, 2 A. Pii =_ 3 C . Barrow C) 4 A. P9acGillvrav I 5 N. Perry 6 R, Stewart 7 C. Brew 8 M . Gadsden 9 S . Lennox (VC) 11 L. Adamis 11 A . Fitzgerald 12 B . Williams 13 R . Ken t 14 S . Williams (C) 15 D . Tymms (VC) 16 G . Earl 17 A. Van Den Dungan 18 M. Jackson (VC) 19 S. Gadsden 20 L. Sun i 21 T E :n:

26 B . Stoneham 27 Serson 28 J . C .idley 29 J . Dickerson 30 _t ; ilin 31 st o 32 33 34 rr, Ilock 37 B. .Wahon 38 J. Raj u 39 K. Kavanagh 41 J. Murchie 42 C . Mlzzi 43 - Carter 44 R . rerman ndyL ri:

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29 t 30 "i ^=-rcchiaro 31 C Ratcliffe 33 J fAcCarroEi 34 E Olive r 35 P O'Connor 36 S Prendergast 37 It Parthenides 38 F ^Shton 39 C :, ens •" t -net 41 t 43 A : Lew 44 C & ns 45 M Blenheim 46 J Beaurepaire 47 T arenger 48 S it s is 50 C at as 5i h,i Saunders 52 1, < son 53 C Joyce 54 N Simon 55 G Sarkozy 57 J Crane 58 C Adam 59 D Brooke 60 T Wigney 61 D Leeds 62 E Sladen 63 S TresiSe 64 L North 65 C Armstrong 66 H Thomas 68 B Coll!

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21 . 3 .i ilm 22, i; 23 . A. M<< cpasqua 24 . P. Ha 1ey 25 . C .Osbome 26 . J . Gollant 27 . A. Nathan (RC) 28. D. Croker 29. C. Trewin 30. James Mount 31 . A . Maggiore 32. T. Har"veY B is D me

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-56 58 59 60 61 J . L; :h 62 B . Shelley s~ B . Hick s 64 J .0'Blen 68 S. Motion 69 P. Natale 72 t§ .4?igby 73 P. Byrne 76 M . O'Shea 77 G . Pickford 79 G . O'Connor 80 D. Dunn 82 R. Hcrrocks 84 C. Noseda A. Nowell

1 D Slimmon 2 T Hutchins 3 J Sturrock

4 D Guengerich 5 0 Gleason 6 S Longley 7 D Hayte r 8 J Hayter 9 S Meade 10 A Davis 11 L. Nort h 12 G McLachlan 13 P Stockdale 14 C Roydhouse 15 L. Rya n 16 C Stewart

17 G de Crespigney 18 A McEwin 19 A Lovrcock 20 C Ryan 21 T Mcln :¢ 22 23 T Wilcox 24 S Russell 25 A Sally 26 M Vasey 27 R Wilkie 28 M Thomas 29 J Coulloupas 30 M Coleman 31 J Quil l 32 J Garnaut 34 L Fishley 35 A Baker 36 T McKinley 37 L Granger 38 A Wilson 39 T Gray 40 C Brookes 41 R Crawford 42 S McConnell 43 A Cameron 44 R Featherston 45 J Armstrong 46 M McKerrow 47 rrrc 48 'i t 49 L 50 l1 t,] 51 B 52 Ti 53 Y 54 C Be i e5TAndrso n 56 T Birks 57 T Irvine 58 A Larkin 59 L Fehrir`.g 60 A Suvultos 61 B Coleman 62 L Barrick 63 R Kelliher 64 S Paso 65 E Roydhouse 66 B Gate s 67 D McAloon 68 B Treloar 69 A Cock 70 P Busse 71 T McGrath 72 S Lansdell 73 J Brooke 74 J Chivers 75 L Quin 76 W Temple-Smith 78 M Dawdle 79 A Duncan

It's get ig rather crowded in and around third and fourth spot. I'm tipping these, as well as the one remaining relegation spot, will go right down to the ivire . Hope you've got a strong ticker, because it'll be some ride! !

Review Down at McKinnon, it was a 'no contest' after 1/4 time, as Old ey1n towelled up Old Paradians to the tune of 65pts . 36 scoring shots to 21 tell us that the OPs were belted, pure and simple . White, Armstrong and Harrop were fine contributors for OH, and the runners of Sinclair, Stevens and Galloway had a dip for the OPs. Down at our beachside haven, NOBs kept tY ( fu i's hopes alive by comfortably accounting for " by 40pts . It would appear that but for poor k the away side could have -won by more (37 shots to 22).

Casboult, Skene and Booth stood out for the inning side. Matulick, Ensor and Holt played well for the home side .

The match of the round wasn't quite T' spectacle we'd all hoped for, as a strong b to : nade conditions difficult. In the end ?v )t top spot when they outlasted i 1,;r :?pts. It was the last quarter that was the difference, as Di.S couldn't find the goals with the -wind, despite having the majority of the play . Hope, R. Weddle and Price led the way for 01, whilst the evergreen Mackintosh and youngsters Buckley and Harrison had a good day for DLS .

It was a fair old belting at Oak Park, as Therry wiped the floor with Ormond by winning by 58pts, and moving themselves out of the danger zone for this week at least . The home side outscored their guests in every quarter, and with Ormond missing a number of players, that was all she wrote . Best players for Therry were Appleford, Elliott and Boyle . Best plavers for Ormond were Robbins, Wilson and Bla Finally, at the Junction Oval, -,re a little too strong for " , and end by l5pts . Accurate 1'c' no, by the visitors keDt them in the contest, especially me 3rd qtr, as .ey 2ed a deficit of 36pts at half time . Miller, Guest and Robinson performed admirably for the home team .

Phan, Vandenboom and Reidy were fine players for Whitefriars .

I'm t ;irming to wonder if it is possible for me to have any credibili ty with my tips after last week's debacle .

Wonder if they'll let me speak to The gueen for her thoughts. . .

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"Steven s t,: sway Porteous Richardson n . t G. Curran tr ) S . Leahy R. Richards (G) 6,3 7.6 10.9 97) 5.3 10.10 14.13 ::"(127) uli 2 ce 2 cc Catlin BC .;t F, .' .:r L .. . . : h :k - Holt race Edge E3r.,x, _:-, .':

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2', . sec 2 Tiilh, 2 J Weddle 2 Hope Met rc r Hares Price. Umpires: S. Alger, to. A.ui :u :i . 1, G. Napper, J. Robinson (R) (G). . : . : tL.4 5 .3 9.7 13 .1y 3 .1 6.6 7.7 M Gmd,i 3 Evans 3 C Bannister 3 Crattv . . . fllls Edvarrtc . E : Dtb , t

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4 .4 8.5 12.5 16.3 D :) 3 .1 3.2 7.4 7.6(48) 3, S. Hollow 3, fiiif~W 2, S. Vaine . A. gR nt, J . y, P. Garen. J . VauEngten, T. Higgns.

O`St:ea, Henderson, biliulif(e, GcifHths .

Broadhurst, Everett, Russell . Casea, Stexart . Fr„st '.. Barker, Cleary, Broadhurst .

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North Old Boys v . Old Haileybury at EP ; Old Ivanhoe v. Beaurnaris - Old Paradians v . Therrv Penola Ormond v, Whitefciars Old Nielburnians v. Be La Salle

DE LA SAL tE 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

Coach: Paul Cooper Asst.: Paul O'Dwyer Res: Damian Carrol l 1 L Walker (RC) 2 R Buckley 3 B Corin

4 L Hall 5 C Swift 6 M Harber 7 P Harrison 7R B Baker 8 J La Ragy 9 J Hall

9R E Williams 10 T Silvers 11 A Evans(C) 12 D Toohey 13 A Johnstone 14 A Robertson 15 P Bowden 16 S Hyland(VC)

16RD Jarvis 17 A Elliott 18 C Mercuri 19 R Prezens

19RT Shields 20 M Picone

22 J . Holt (C) 22 B. Tadgell

21 D Jackson 21RM Joyce 22 M O'Donnell 23 D O'Brien 24 J Morel 24RB Buick 25 C Hyde 25RM Shaw

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11, ( o . I will tip the Bombers at Teac Park but I they will need to play at close to their b 0 st .

P,-lhran travel out to unfamili ar territory at r ;u lleen and will not have everything their own The Bullants have been playing pretty «,11 lately but so have the Two Blues who have been pretty competitive over some of the to p sides without actually getting over the line . plently of pride at stake for both sides here as they strive for a win before season's end P-ld today I'm tipping my old side to greet the judge .

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1lqenfon e Tigers today to keep those final's chances alive against an Ajax side who are not too far away I might add . But the game is at 'Brindisi Street and that gives the Tigers a definite advantage an advantage that I'm sure they will take to secure another vital 4 points and keep the pressure on the Sainters .

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And what a game this one promises to be everything to gain and plenty to lose for both sides in a must win for them both . Sure to be a huge crowd at David Street to --"-,ess ¢ilis epic event . Can Glen Eira get the ; up again like last week and defeat at home its a tough ask and a tot- y t o answer. They will have confid -r_ce abilitv to do so now after . last -- s certainly take the game up to the Rovers their physical presence and hardness < ball, winning tipping is good tipping so I stay with the Sainters.

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Banyule fi i y relinquished the iVo .1 spot afte r 14 weeks, and it could well turn out that week's loss will also cost tl the se ( chance . The Wells have a to c the Bloods today though, and match may restore the Bear's :cs s accounted for sbyl, 3 goals against the d the lst term, w' li underpinned a hanc7 lee built in the 2nd, a l they stuck to Animals hard ru g small men were again Blacks undo . St Leos had to , g from the retu . ( y Donovan, & Burgess, plus the attacks launched defence by Steve Buckle & tYiichae' sealed the Blacks' fate in the last ters .

Chatfield & Elliot Hannan defended well for Blacks, Stinger McArthur was again stror ., through the middle, with Tony Wilson performing heroic feats up forward .

Mcarra: h :s scared the bejasus out of Ivanhoe ' >â&#x201A;Źanaplisssa by pushing them throughout the day and all the way to the last seconds of a frantic 4th term . The Ashers handled the tricky wind better than the Hoes . with fewer, more productive, forward forays .

Defender, Stuart Morris, was a rock for the Hoes, Shane Sampson was active on the ball, and Simon Narkiewicz also did good work in the backs . Liam Holloway played a huge game for the Ashers, marking across HB and HF, with stints in the ruck, Justin Main did well at HB, and Grant Chessari was strong all day .

Aquinas outlasted Banyule with little separating the sides throughout, until the Bloods broke clear in the final 10 minutes .

The Bloods were pleased to celebrate Marchie Tarulli's 250th game (Great effort Marchie!) with a win, in which Dave Bolton had a terrific match at HBF, Al Bethune was a big influence in general play, and Sean Flynn had a top day in the middle . Adam Dooley and Heath McDermott defended stoutly for the Bears, Nick Taylor did well on his flank, as did Brad Willmore in the engine room .

01 . had a regulation win against Old Carey, w h the visitors once again capable of only one good term . OGS shut down the Panthers midfield drive and curbed the brilliant Martin Heppell in the 2nd half, with a good all-round display . Tom O'Brien was terrific in defence for OGS, ably supported by 16

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1996 Well, it happened at last, Old Xaverians won their ninth game in a row and moved into the 'A' section four for the first time - and put apprehension into the other final four dwellers .

MHSOB held on to sixth position when they defeated second team Old Trinity 11 .8 (74) to 10 .11 (71) . It was close all day but MHSOB were too strong in the finish . Best were Pierce, Fairchild, A.rchdall (MHSOB) and Phillip, Sam Kennedy, Cumming (Old T). It was a great day for MHSOB as they celebrated the 300th game for club legend and premiership coach Ron Verma . OT's form was not encouraging. A bright spot was wingman and Sam Kennedy's game, 18 marks in a dominating display .

250 games to Elsternwicks Tony Heath - player, coach, committeeman, life member and a model of club loyalty . It was all happening at the Wicks' as Peter Mahoney will line up as his three sons, Shane, Craig and Brian .

U 19 section 1 coaches were Mike Zemski (AJ AX), Eddy Galizi (Colleg), Terry Russell (De I,__ Salle), Terry Mills (NOB), Mark Zuker (CA Paul Digney (Old Parad), Pat Hawkins (Old Xavs), Kevin Mahady (St Bernards), Geoff Porter (Therry), Steve Carroll (Uni Blues) .

Top goalkicker of the round was Perry of Southbank who kicked 8 goals in his clubs win against Uni Reds, 12 .11 to 2 .3 .

Jason Bamert (MHSOB) played his 100th game .

Jason had come through to juniors and had been part of successful MHSOB teams recently .

Old Trinity congratulated a former club captain and representative footballer, Craig Robison, on his 300th game for the club . Craig's input into the club had been remarkable and an inspiration to all.

10 YEARS AGO - 199 1 Phil Stevens, a courageous tipster of unknown quality, went on record to pick the Premiers as follows : 'A' - North OB, 'B' - St Bernard's, 'C" Ivanhoe, D' - Old Geelong, 'E' - Williamstown, 'F' ANZ Bank, 'G Nth' - Old Scotch, 'G Sth' - Be La Salle, U 19/1' - De La Salle Blue . 'U19/North' Albanvale, 'U19/South' - St Bedes . (Phil was right in B, G South, U19/1, U19/North - he missed out in A: Be La Salle, C: Whitefriars, D : MHSOB, E: Mazenod, F: Elsternwick, G Nth: St Bernards, U19/Sth : Old Melburnians . Probably 3 out of 11 was a good performance N .R.) .

Uni Blues scored bottom in 'A', 5 'Win dsoutf14,rpie and, humiliate d second top team ~- --~ Collegians, 9 wins out of 14, wh :i they '_ pt them to 1 .5 in the second half and a pitiful 3. 8 for the garne against 9 .14. Best for Blues McCarty, Furphy, Hazeldine, Lennon, Matthews (5 goals) and Wallis . Names that kept recurring for Collegians in 1996 were their best : Wal-lace, Ten~lett, Galbraith.

Old X,verians (4th in B) kept their double chance alive when they led top team Old Trinity all nay to iv Ln 16 .15 to 13 .11 . Stars were Curtain, I icCorkell, Holmes (Old X .) and Parkes, Vize, N. Beardslev (Old T.).

It was a different story in D ' where Phil's selection, Old Geelong lost their hope of finishing in I or 2 when they were thrashed by eighth team Old Camberwell, 7 .11 to 2 .' . Best for Old Cam, were Kyriacou, Pike, "allard, Guthrie, Beal. It was a good game :c `ai as it brought Old Camberwell to 5 vvins, the s : ze as the two teams below them, ::,lenhuntlv and i .a Trobe .

To test your memory, the Van Winkles beat the Elitists to make it 15 straight . Yes ANZ Bank beat UHSOB .

250 games to North Brunswick's Stephen Gibbons, an original member of the team when it started in 1966 . A member of two premiership teams in 1974 and 1981, Steve answered the call to comeback a few years when North Brunswick was struggling.

200 to Shane Livingstone, second player to reach that number with Aquinas and a member of the club's three senior premierships .

Mike Murray, goal umpiring giant, had missed the last five games with a strainede knee injury .

It could not have happened as he raced out to report a player - I suppose 20 stone was a good excuse for not getting close enough to report, or did he have eye trouble? The defence will be spirited.

Merit , ;ard winners for 1981 were Ida Marcon (Ivanhoe), Bob Jenson (North Brunswick), Bob Coldrey (Hampton Rovers), Greg Tootell (Caulfield Gramm), Allan McFarlane (Coburg), Brian Costello (Uni Blacks) and Colin Johnston (TAFL) .

iton Rove-s when Don di forme; club captai n !d ~ -: __ t.-, e rac e ted ighton risor, Tom C eg C akis and P:vk in grea t s to Elsternwick's Don Perkins an- : e 5 0 ~k Convery. touch with 'A' seci n e, ur

second place C - 3, 7 .8 o re Hesse, I-re -t ., Gari , .ld McAsey, Kingston, P . Mehrten ins (C) kicked 12 .2 but still went down t o Temp, 13 .7 . Stars were Bird, Van Den `>ilsnore (B . Temp) (l~q'3 Capt, N.R) and sen, Temp ; • (" ' Kea' is OB) .

C section , to Cz r eli's 0.4 i n ito wiui by 2poi , 13 .9 to 12 .3 . )dd, Knight, Shot t kMHSOB) and P,,!_` I. ; )gers, Warner (O .C'well) .

10 - 1976 represent Victoria in the AAFC n Adelaide, was selected as follows :- M . ' i<<. i-_,an (AJAX), G . Fletcher, J . Griffths, J . r(Caul . Gramm), P . O'Brien (Cob), I . Ric e iil . I . Davis (Geel), J . Gartner (Marc 0Q, R .

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In a high scoring game Ormond defeated leaders Caulfield Grammarians, 21 .15141 to 18.13 .121 .

The defeat tumbled Caulfield from top place to fifth, on percentages, with the top five teams level on 32 points . Best were Morgan, Wood Logan (Ormond) and Butcher (5 goals), Fox and e¢eve McLaughlin (Caulfield) .

Don Bradshaw, O .G .G's captain (who trag l from Hamilton each week) played a .is I i consecutive garne .

Peter Be Luca in his first 'A' section game kicked 8 fine goals from full forward for St Bernards .

Milestones-350 games to Les Gordon (Powerhouse) ; 200 to John (Pincus) Penhale ( AN Z Bank) ; 150 to Don Mullen (Kew), Peter Sierakowski (Ormond) ; 100 to Alan Saxby (AMP Soci°ty), Rod Jones (Old Trinity), Brian Grindlay (Old Paradians) and Henry Halassa (De La Salle) . ~~ - 1966 Mribt?B were now 2 1/2 games in front of Cebu-- ; while a further 1 1/2 games behind were Ca , :'` Ad Grammar, Old Paradians, Old Scotch __ _ ='ollegians.

O ', < Carey welcomed back John Elliot from his overseas trip and commented "the Chicago Wildcats are still recovering from the night John trained with them" .

Youngest player for St Pat's (Ballarat) is Ray Ball (Ray later played for Richmond and South Melbourne and was later centre half back for Caulfield in the VFA) .

Parkside ruckman Keith Johnson was his team's best player for the third successive week.

'A' serrion umpires were Loy, Posetti, Waites, Murphy and Mason .

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Blues and Blacks staged a great struggle for three quarters but Blues were too strong in the final quarter with 8 .2 to 2 .2 Duncan Anderson (13 goals), John Jolley and Rick Morrison were outstanding for Blues with Harry Meredith, Robin Farmer and Hugh Miller best for Blacks.

Ormond managed to defeat Old Melburnians by 5 points to leave the teams in places 4 and 5 on the ladder with 24 points . Ron McFarlande, Ormond's angular ruckman and a wobbly kick, steered through 7 goals .

St Andrews and Bellfl'eld, battling for a place in 'D' Section four, staged a great game, with the home team stronger in the second half to win by 11 points . Rod Ellison on the back line was best afield for St Andrew's while other stars were Ted Drinkwater, John Waller and Bob Stein .

Caulfield Grammarians Juniors commented on Ted Marshall's two glorious drop kick goals "mitacles, miracles ."

What a finish! The final four in each section has a different configuration from any top four over the season .

My success rate in the last round was 80% despite the continuing of surprising results .

F0 ~, OF AOUND 1 5 e .rf olit, with an early goal led the slow to start Old Scotch at quarter time . From that point Old Scotch assumed control and the home side led by sixteen points at half time. Therry Penola failed to goal again and Old Scotch ended the game with a forty two point margin .

La e set their victory over Brunswick with a five goal burst in the first quarter Although Brunswick battled hard, the superior fitness and skill of De La Salle enabled the visitors to draw away and win by forty two points. Good players for De La Salle were ; wing man, Paul Barker, veteran half back, Brendan Hoy, forward, Kevin Manntx and their captain, David "Bomber" Jennings in the and field . For Brunswick, wing man, Damian Sanders and full forward, Brian Lovett were prominent.

A carnival like atmosphere pervaded Darling Park as Prahran farewelled many stalwarts in their match against second placed St Kevins . Beneath the air of jocularity, there lay a deep determination by Prahran to end a disappointing season on a high note . This was achieved as St Kevins were made to look a second rate side. After an even opening quarter, Prahran ran right away and showed what might have been in 2001 as their players did what they liked. A twenty three point half time lead was built to a fifty point margin by the final siren. Best for Prahran were ; Nigel MacPherson, "Poochy" (Ryan Pritchard), Geoff Scott, Craig Johnson and that mercurial flanker in the pink socks, Mick ODea in his farewell appearance. 'Daisy' (Ben Day) was the only nominated good player by the St Kevins hierarchy after what was a poor performance . a d started with three quick goals against Old '_ton and at half time led comfortably. Mazenod tired and Old Brighton rallied and gained the ascendancy . Their seven point victory took Old Brighton away from last place virtually for the first time this season . Again veterans, Marcus Barber and David Cochran did well for old Brighton as did defenders Norwood and Seoud. Mazenod were well served by youngster, Andy Fry, Sean Bilston, Dylan Evans and by ruckman Nick 'The Crow" Jacobs, who flies from Adelaide each week to play.

For the first time this season old Xaverians find themselves at the top of the ladder as a reward for their thirty eight point victory over Old Melbum '~Ane . The wide expanses of Victoria Park aided the faster Xaverians against the slower Old Melburnians .

s 速N 2 Marcellin were left to contemplate - s they over ran 0 to record a ninety point victory. I am sure the k : -ons l_ arned in 2G _;'_ serve Marcellin well in seasons to come .

University Macks made the quantum leap from fifth to third as a result of their one hundred and four point victory over Old Trinity, who have failed to live up to their promise during the season. The Blacks fielded once ol their strongest sides by kicking eight goals in the last quarter made Old Essendon's efforts irrelevant . P~sj players for the Blacks were ; Jes,son, Captain, Scotj Mackie, Andrew Nolan and Mark Vaughan .

Despite their forty six point victory over . ,)U Essendon dropped to fifth on percentage . Old Essendor who started well were then curtailed by a ver} competitive, Whitefriars. Best players for Old Essendor were ; Darren Ban and Patrick Hayes . For Whitefriar; Peter O'Brien and John Bonneyman were best 01,, Essendon can reflect on a successful comeback to Clut XVIII, while several finalists are relieved Old Essendon i not one of their number . Whitefriars will be hoping fo greater success throughout their club in 2002.

Leaders, Collegians with a forty four point victor continued the tale of woe for Monash es, whose forn has really tapered off as the business end of the season i here . Collegians jumped ahead right from the start wit] six unanswered goals. Monash Blues had no a.nswrer t three last quarter goals, which made Danny Gumbaro stand out for Collegians. He was assisted by wingma Vinny-no family name needed and centre half bad Alister Gay, whose football pedigree is beyond doubt an

by Julian Holsman . . Monash Blues had good players i ruckman, Ed Burden, full back, Ark Woods, Mat Riddl and Captain Chris Howe in his one hundredth game.

Old Ivanhoe although depleted by injury defeated competitive St Leas by forty nine points after a grit struggle until last in the match . Best for Old ivanh< included Roger Stewart and the Brothers Weisz ; Andre and Robert, as well as Leigh Taylor and Mark yVil..~oi Best for St Leos were; Captain, David Cox, Stuart Sava and Martin Contessotto .

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I .Ientone distancc - itself once again from the rest of the field with a convincing win over Salesian while Parkside and Williamstown maintained their form en route to the finals .

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t opened quite well against Mentone, .d despite the Vultures' 8 goal second ter m only 10 points separated the teams at the main break . A scoreline of 13 goals to 2 after half time told the story as Mentone travelled down its numerous avenues to goal . Salesian has dropped to fourth and continues to look a bit shaky, but has a relatively easy run home and should improve its standing .

beyond doubt . No r axe it a to tell, so I'Il gue. ; r-t Trobers fu rin and had a productive fc C' ~e . -ho ~lotted 7 .

Parkside outplayed Kew in the first qtr despite kicking into the wind and led by 3 goals at the break . The Parkers had plenty of contributors again in the second to greet half time with an 8 goal lead . The K's kicked just one goal against the wind for the day, and despite an improved 3rd term, they never really threatened to take the game . Romano, Wise, Hockev and McCall were the standout players for Parkside, while Growcott and Landwehr battled hard for Kew. C made the long trek down : 0 to and was hampered by the lethargy of its players after the previous aveeks' challenge and the Pirates' willingness to provide a contest around the packs . The first three qtrs were scrappy and marred by turnovers from both sides . The tap outs were contested by two fill-in ruckman, with Mark Cannon showing some of the form that helped him to a previous comp . b&f . Williams dominated the last qtr and featured in the best players along with Holland and McCucheon .

The Pirates' best included Burke, Tom Coughlan and Warner in his 100t h N : k had shared (3 eigh and Wes t patches of dominance in the first half of their encounter with the difference just two goals at the main change . Renewed vigour from the Krushers helped open up a greater lead, with Clark (ruck) and midfielders Hanley, Bromley and Kitts creating opportunities up forward .

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6 goals . However . as Fremantle proved las t , upsets can happen - even from the ess . The K's defence should be able to kee p ~:rs quiet, though with Parkside an d one to come, i .'!_e rouse is on its last roll e dice .

con ul who his last week . A ~,assionat e popular clubman, lick continues to develo p the senior team and has overcome multiple cries to enjoy his best season to date . congratulate CHB Sam Bruno on playin g e against PowerHouse today. Sam

;ni=.rzd us in '87 from Xavier College via North Kew d would have passed this milestone earlier apr , ; ni breaks for work and family reasons . Sam : : :i s :celled from A to E Section in the ruck or eti l L fender position . His high marking, "c' either foot, strength and coolness is a 2 , for our younger players . A regular t d - stent B&F poller, Sam has a 3rd B&F an d Consistent awards on his belt, Good luck nd for the future Sam we hope to see yo u e brown and Gold to reach the elusive 30 0

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J€, IONS : .v (No . 6 Red) was on rotation the other !ek and the feedback is as follows -" Our umpire on Saturday, I believe her name is Sharon was absolutely terrific!!! This is not always easy to say when you lose, as would rather blame the umpire rather than our own performance . . . . .She was excellent at she communicated with the players, telling - ay she was giving the free kicks or why e didn't pay one . Also her consistency in the frees she was spot on . .. . ."

Well Done Sharon. end up 1_i~ g the "Talk of the Ile :e at]- -~r week. Damien Town" i I t, ;ton Jones (NT , UA Coach) said that he was very impressed with her and "it was a great advertisement for recruiting female umpires and the responses I have had not only in reference to Leah's performance but from people showing an interest in umpiring have been fantastic" . We could not buy that sort of promotion . WELL DONE! We welcome anyone in the future to come down to the NTFUA . We look forward to next year's exchange program ." Leah got a write up in "The Examiner" (local paper in L'ton) as well as her photo taken . Leahs' report on the weekend is as follows -°On the last weekend of July, I had the good fortune of umpiring in Launceston on hopefully what will be an ongoing umpire exchange between the VAFAUA and the NTFUA . Umpiring between different grades can be a challenge, however to umpire in a different league is exciting .

The two clubs of Uni-Mowbray and Hillwood were in division one of the Association and sitting fifth and sixth on the ladder . I expected the clubs to go hard at it all day, what I didn't expect was that both teams had the majority of burgundy colours in their jumpers as well as shorts and socks, which gives new meaning to jumper clash . Saturday was like great spring weather, no clouds and plenty of blue sky, the temperature got to a top of 17oC after a chilly -IoC in the morning . The pre match is slightly different between the Associations (as you would expect) . They only have one new Sherrin to use for the senior game . The spare ball is still being kicked around by the Magoos, so it's pointless in getting the captain to check it out . All the paperwork is completed prior to the game, where we check the number of players and officials that are on the sheet . The game starts at 2 .00pm, however if the reserves are still going then there is a wait . The Uni-Mowbray ground was lovely to run

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Hiliwood got up by 13 points which ple a partner's wife, whose cousins were playin g Hillwood . Come the final siren both te< : ::, retreated to the one thing ft t is always constant bet en all assoc=ati( is < .''ia is th e AFTE \4ATc:H ." °h Done .

- N: ist 3rd Question : layer for striking ,r ;' )rt e -1 and give the : ato ` zJl a free kick where the incident c -, _urred. This k's wirmer is Vicki Nicholl : ,- eigh supporter. Fax details to Phil Steven, -- 9531 2050 to receive your prize . . Salesian full forward has marked the TF. ball 40m from -oal. He lines up for his kick . As he does the V' Gi Brunswick full back shakes the goal post . t'hat ° ield Umpire's decision ?

- (No . 24 Red) started in 2000, ie is Punshen Hunishen / Huno, . . ., Umpires in `A' Section, Best Game over 5 : - lf -L Grade Final Hawthorn vs Carlto n

- (No. 24 Green) started in 2000 , ov - 54 go 3 , Umpires in A Section, Nickname Johnny / Jono . Best Game - 1999 AI'NII, B Grade Grand Final ; - (No . 20 Red) started in 20014, over 30 games, Nickname - Ralphy, Funniest Moment lst Game . . . . forgot he had a whistle!, Umpires in D Section, P7L Team - Sydney, Best Game Richmond Ce: r'vs Albe ` Park in 20fl1 .

Annual Dir ier - 27/8/ 01 at MCG; Grand Final Brunch & BBQ - 23/9/01 ; Presentation Night-28 1 / 9/01 ; End of Season Trip to Albury - 14/ 10/0

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F.=illarat 12 4 76 booked themselves f)i=(-e in the grand final with a convincing ill against Geelong 4 1 25 . The game was ~ ; n, i,ody's up to the last quarter when North L al ,_ :at kicked away from a tenacious r;eelong. Geelong were the surprise packet of 1 )i .-i :=.ion 1 and have a good base to build from : .;i season 2002 .

D's 5i° :z 2 : M, u,zbourin Tigers 9 13 67 were far to strong 1-or Ringwood Blues 4 2 26 . Mambourin Ti, ;ers looked like running away with the ~~ .,ne but Ringwood rallied and played a big third quarter to get within a few goals of Ma nbourin . The last quarter was won ,onvincingly by Mambourin and they have ,he chance of winning back to back grand finals .

Sii7 Yarra 13 8 86 were far to strong for `.` .aribyrnong 0 1 1 . Sth Yarra showed impressive skills and ran hard all day and L c; excellent form as they prepare for next ,1: eeks grand final . Maribyrnong battled all da - and needed a bit of luck but can be cnngratulated on fighting the game out to the fmal siren .

E : ~__ . ¢, " c :on Games: Gippsiand and Karingal played on oval two Karingal being a little bit to experienced [or the new Gippsland side . Gippsland cnjoyed the day and should give a good c ccount of themselves when they join the eompetition next year.

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Grant' Division 1 : Karingal and North Ballarat are contesting the Division 1 Grand Final in what should be a great exhibition of F.I .D A . football . Both sides have shown good form leading into the finals . I think that North Ballarat may finally win that grand final trophy they have come so close to over the years . Karingal have a few injured players and this may just give North Ballarat the edge in what will be a close game all day .

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Mambourin Tigers and Sth Yarra play in the division 2 grand final and as in Division 1 this game will be very close as both teams have been in great form in the weeks leading up to the grand final. This is an extremely close game to call as both sides have great skills and play good clean football . If I have to pick a side I tend to lean towards Mambourin Tigers by a very narrow margin . anac:s : The e rision three sides do not have final's games but are playing on the day so come along and support them as they display their skills prior to both finals games .

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After vo weeks laid up I have been able to pull to once again comment a exciting finish to s are still four s' ~s contested 5th positi . go, it is still anyone's gu coveted prize of a in .al s The I gest ups thus fa is ic effort of ' bird loss for str..,s breeze, the Cobra s an continued this int hold an 18-pob it quarter that s outscoring the Cobra's into some fantastic work around .. .

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not won a match this seasc :, i have pencilled this match in as 1 asice to get off the duck and they were not Q 1 their loyal supporters down . A: _et E_ _ _ __ __ half, Eley Park put the game beyond doubt ith a back breaking third quarter. The Hor,i,urgh brothers tried hard for Westbourne, as they have all season, but it was not enough as Eley Park a an out convincing 42-point winners .

Rupertswood continued their ci )r a chance as they accounted fc r"' Saturday. Both teams' defer :es in particular Carmichael Rupertswood and Wayne Bates for ' : s . was not until the second q ia ~ . that Rupertswood were able to establish a defendable lead . With Fammartino and Doody playing well for the Turtles after half time it looked as though their side might hit back, however . with Whitehead, Gaunt and Glenn on fire in the thire : Rupertswood drove home their advantage ancE kept their top three chances alive with a resounding 58-point victory . ;ept their In the other two matches ` . :: . . final's chances alive with a 17-point r :Lo _ against S t . Mary's while Gy-l ke^T: unbeaten run intact with a 71-point wi; ;

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1(112) SST. iti:_T~ALT 57. : ,711: E1,3 14-ill (95) 1ti . e;ilyctale: Gibson 4, Anderson 2, Penhale 2, Varga 2, Hayes 2, ;'; II,;, Leonard, Kellett, Brebner. Best : Bird . Brebnor, !' :mningham . Gridley, Wells, Hayes. St. Marys : Ryan 6, Anthony Bernardi 2. Boyes 2. P. Harrison, Carra . Best : Ryan, : mberlin, Boyes . Carta, A. Dwyer.

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6 Gallus 5 7 Brad W 8 Prendergast B 9 Clarke M 10 O'Callaghan A

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16. S. Christo 17. M. Aqualina 18. P. King (DVC) 19. R . Aldridge 20. S. Cameron 21 . B. Dangerfield 22 . W. Fleming 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 . Bern 34 . P. Stewart 35 . D . Rivalland 36, K . Pillsbury 37. A . Leitch 38. B . Mattsson 39. A . Robbins 40. S. Leitch 41 . at. Dusting 42. S. Roberts 43. A. Runciman 44. B. SIa -ttery 45. S.Huntington 46. J .Sportelli 47. T. Said 48. T.SCho!es 49. M . Pillsbury 50. P. Habersatt 51 . S.Kelly 52 . T. Robinson 53 S .Phillips 54 M . Crosswell 55 . M .Baulch 56 . C. Galvin 57 . D . Halley 58 . M . Bavdek 59 . Adrian Lipscombe 60, N . Aqualina

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Finals eligibility rules are found uncci- Rules 5155 of the Association . Below is a brief summarv .

Senior -(lst XL`III teams) Any registered player with a permit can play finals (except A .FL/VFL players with a permit - see below)

:1~eserve -(2nd XVIII teams', Players must be registered and must have played at least two (2) reserve grade matches and not more than ten (10) senior matches in the home and away games (first round). Where, both first and second XVIII'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 . 1st semi Saturdat.r, 2nd semi Sunday - read as above teams playing on the same day) .

Under-19 teams - Players must be registered and hold a permit . If a player has played an aggregate of more than 5 senior and reserve matches he must have played more than 5 Under-19 matches during the season . If a player is ineligible due to having played more than 5 senior and reserve 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 te ; n has (2) U19 teams or is

involved in -iybrid arrangement, : fallowing shall apply. Where a club has two U19 teams a player must have not played more than 10 matches with the U19 1 side to play in the (2) team. To represent the hybrid team in the finals the player must have represented the hybrid team in (5) first round matches - not including finals .

C Players must be registered and have pl<<ed in at least four (4) Club h'VIlI matches and not have played in more than a total of eight (8) senior and reserve matches during the first round .

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the team he wishes to represent in the fina played after June 30th .

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,id Haileybury v . Old Ivanhoe La Salle v. Beaumaris Tl er y Penola v . North Old Boys ;~; hitefriars v. Old Paradian s id Melburnians v. Ormond C Sectio n (,,11e~ians v . Old Essendon Gle i Eira v . Caulfield Gr. Pr,hran v. Old Mentonians \J `=~ v. Bulleen-Templestowe Il ;;i, pton Rovers v. St . Bedes Mentone Tigers D1 q-cctio n

~ . Leos Emmaus v. Banyule lauinas v . Monash Blues Old Geelong v. Ivanhoe Assumption 1'arra Valley v. University Biacks 01d Camberwell v. Old Carey D2 Section %tentone Amateurs v. Kew arkside v . Power House Peninsula v . La Trobe Uni.

Under-19 Section 2 Old Haileybury v . Caulfield Gr .

Ormond v . St . Leos Emmas Whitefriars has the bye Hampton Rovers v . Yarra Valley at Castlefield Reserve, Ludstone St ., Hampton (76 J5) Old Essendon v. Werribee Amateurs Old Ivanhoe v. Old Trinity Under-19 (2) Blue Monash Blues v . Sth Melb Districts St. Kevins (2) v . Oakleigh - TBA Old Xaverians (2) v . De La Salle (2) at McHale Stadium 11 .30am AJAX v . Glen Eira MHSOB v. Mentone Amateurs at MHSO B Under-19 (2) Re d University Blacks has the bye North Old Boys v. Old Paradians Bulleen-Templestowe v . Aquinas Ivanhoe Fitzroy v. Therry Penola Rupertswood v . Old Camberwell Club 1S (1 ) Preliminary Final to be played at Elsternwick Park, Sunday 19th at 2 p .m .

Club 18 (2 ) Preliminary Final to be played at Elsternwick Park, Sunday 19th at 11 .15 a .m.

;':,ast Brunswick v . Salesian 0 C Oakleigh v . Williamstown CYMS D3 Section

Elsternwick v . South Melb Districts Albert Park v. Hawthorn Amateurs ❑ HSOB v. Richmond Central Bentleigh Amateurs v. St. Johns 7itaroy Reds v. Monash Gryphons Er4 Section ~it . Lilydale has the by e Werribee Amateurs v. Swinburne Uni ~'orth Brunswick v . Rupertswood Syndal Tally-Ho v . Eltham Collegians did Westbourne v. Bulleen Cobras Mey Park v. St . Mary s Under-19 Section 1 Old Scotch v . Collegian s Old Xaverians v . De La Salle St . Kevins v . Marcellin - TBA

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Aeview 3E IOH 1 Section 1 Final Five is in a r ! Ath all positions ul >r - C 'B i king on the door for _' : at huge percenu.6x , team that looks to have T osition. Well done Manni, but only afford to drop I game; so no 0onovan's Cardinals crucified th : Camberwell with Watts, Hos' . ; dominating. They played a v a slight blemish due to -- r quarter. Their % increas( them up from 5th to 3r , a tough game, Old : ~ - , d cruising 57pt win . Xav ji mped 0161 half to lead by a massh . . LUpts, whi . csenatiol8gdqure Old actually fought the game out but the not an : -d '.le to be asleep in the lst half. S . " , C Lions a complete shellacking, as expc eteu, by 94pts , upping their percentage by a valuaLe° 7°h, (`vVhere did L. Giansiracusa come from? - can play} . I thought 8pts, but never 40pts? St. Bernard's are B.I .T. sv-ith their State reps dominating . For De La, 3rd - 5th and now vulnerable! Marcellin through Cracknell, Gale & Hanson, did the job on Beaumaris by 37pts and Uni Blues got in front of O .M .'s after half time to pinch the game by 3pts .

Maybe goal-kicking practice could be part of O .M .'s training this week!

SECTION 2 Old Ivanhoe holds top spot on the ladder by just 12 percentage points after suffering an upset 51-point loss to Old Essendon . The Dons in fact now find themselves in fourth spot, but only percentage off top. Hakin was a star up forward for the Dons with nine goals, while Velardo booted four and Fraser three . Wilson and Cavanagh were other good players for the winners, while Old Ivanhoe was well served by Clarke, Luxan and Baker. Old Trinity hit top form with an 82-point thrashing of Old Haileybury . Davies, Donahoo, Hine and Burgess were all outstanding contributors for Old Trinity, who set up their win with a nine goals to one first quarter. Wright, Brooks and Hanlon battled hard for Old Haileybury. Werribee came from five goal s down at half time to defeat Ormond by 22 p o a tough and rugged encounter . Ormond now find themselves one game out of the five, while the Bees hold down third position on the table and could easily finish the season on top if results go their

to in •easc points of U__ outstandir " Packer B(ys Fernando ° -o%tc _. . out a fant; Lst ., g< ie with it by a sc' :`, . De La can train but or -- kicking cc s t the Krishe s :re Orchard, S the De La-- c .ll, Brasher put up an o 3: effc 31p+~ . At 3/4 u, St. I{e do and sti`l ith a et a

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went ~ a spree and d n 1 Iv SC' r . Dimer with 8 major s . Cc4 r destroyers. Best for' 3 ? Fracek. ;ame clear on top of th e ladder after Liras ~en-Templestowe b 1 72 points . Old Cam 1-goal first quart t up the huge victory. wirmers, Ryan b ' 10 goals and Munro oix, node Cottrell and Pa were other good players . Marsh, Hill and were among the best players for Bu °eaTemplestov=ie. North Old Boys and Uni Blacks at blow for blow at Brunswick in a fantastic match, with NOBs eventually prevailing by 10 points .

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bird time of 11 .30am . After their terrific performance last week and in front of a big home crowd, this game will go close to the v.-ire . But the Blues forward line has too many goal kicking options and they have a shot at 4th spot. The Swans host a rejuvenated Oalcleigh Krishers at Albert Park .

You would think that with their forward line led by Cheevers they should win well . But I feel that this game will be tough and hard - definitely a game to watch. The Glen Eira Boys should get right behind their kilometer crunching coach and have a real dip at Xavs at Packer Reserve . You never know, a bit of pressure, straight hard running and who knows what might happen. Mentone and Ajax play the top of table, Grand Final preview at Southern Reserve .

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SECTION Round 16 sees s Zsatlonal clashes, which wil l both have a hu : ipact on the race for positions in the top four. Uni Blacks have their season on the line when they host Old Paradians in Parkville.

00s, 째vho oecu-- r four"i spot on the ladder, are six is ahead of laced Blacks, courtesy of an ,on draw. At home, Blacks should move striking c tance of a final's berth . The se - i blockbuster sees third-placed Rupertswoosl host second-placed North Old Boys . In a classic, NOBs might just take the points . Old Camber-well will have little trouble keeping top spot when they meet Ivanhoe-Fitzroy, while Therry Penola will tro :ce ~ illee- -Te -h'estc : e could return to _ ie .~._ OPs . to four if

ohnts ,don host Old rrty in the match of the sid > :y impressive last n} " tc spot on the ladder tie will just get over ! ;pot with a win breathing fire loss to tl au ? . Werribee will ou , fia_ laiieybury but

:ord a cru 1 es will move s ~end on ~.. ;_ `--nt Old going i: c f and tiail: a :u match on sa nst O: i ' 1 has brought s undone duri3 the sf 3-son so we'll go fo r A . The final m sees t3 meet 1 Rovers in a battle of tl ie b s . -Zovers s, , home . St Leos have the bye .

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Foote Caulfield 0 44 Velardo Old Essendon 4 41 Yco Yarra Valley 0 38 Matthews Old Trinity 2 37 19/2 BLUE Cheerers South Ibourne 5 58 Cooper AJAX 5 58 Hayes Mentone 7 51 Winters South Melbourne 2 36 Little .Ytentone 0 35 UNDER 1 912 RED Dean North Old Boys 1 55 King Rupertswood 7 54 Darby Old Camberwell 3 36 Heath Ruperiswood 6 32 Sandiford University Blacks 0 31

6-3 17.7 27.12 33.18.216 OLD SCOTCH 1.1 1 .1 3.4 5.4.34 MAZENOD 3, Raymer 2. Rodski Goats Old Seoteh: W ,tts 8 . Hosking 7 . Cations 4, Costello an , Jenni.ngs. Quail. Mitchell. Moloney. Best- Freeman, 2, Clinch, Dardher, Freeman, .

Mazzlock Costello, Prendergast, IH3o~nch~cT eav~Cham bertain, Khvuhur~gh.

Chamberlain.~N,~n at'et~man. . Benson ( F) E. Sporty R. Veltman, Fotinoitls, Deknastro. Umpires: A. Barrington R

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13.12 17.15 (117) 4.3 12.7 OLD SAVERIANS .5 9.6 (60) OLD BRIG1YfON 1 .0 3 .3 5 . Mclvdle, Quinn, .

Howard 2, Ross 2, Green Old Rs : McDonne ll 8 ll , Loprestl, A.Btddtecombe . Lopresti . Best : McGrath, Howard, McDonne Gamble, Morley. .

Old Brightom Mead 2, Ateock 2, Salem, ABtddkcombe, Ross Hamann, Edwards. Ump3re8 : Evans, Fry. BesC Matt st, Williams. BatOsta Mead .

M . Phillips D. Wlndtva' IF) .17 18.24 (132) ST. EEtRN'S 3 .6 7.8 13 .6 5.8(38) COLLEGLqir-S 3 .2 3 .3 5 . Far 2, Chard 2 . GLssh4; 2, St . Bevln's: L . Gianslracusa 4, Callegart 3, Mulgrew 2 sacusa.

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Anderson, C= Meyer. Purcell. Bare. Best : Catlegart Courtney. : Roach. Murawttz, Carcour.

CoIleglr,s : Davis, Rowe, Taft . Welard, Shinktteld . Best Hernia:' Taft. Davis. Umpires: M. Her P. Tuippen IF) 16 .13 19.19.133 5.5 ST.SE 6.3 9.4 12,7 13,9. 87 DE IA SALLE .Smith Legudi Kennon 2, Formica ll Burns 3 .

J : Swan 5. O'Donne ST.B wan, J .Smtth, Legudl DE LA Copeland 1 . Best: Burrs, Cousland . D. James, S Ptnwill Ailderuccio Kean I .

Brown Moran Preset 2.

Naughton SALtE: ZHyde 3, S. : M . Witimamt S. Best: O'Sullhan, Jollev, Pinwlll. Nicholas. Brown, Rice Umpires

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Coglan I, Moran God ldaz: Constdine 3, Addison 3, Hanson i, Weeks e t: Mars 1 Deep; Collins 2 . Cairns 1 . Blackmare 1, Gillespie I . Thompson I B : Huckett, Tucker. Deaton.

Cracimell. Gate . Hanson, Considine, Neal, Mastoras B. Nunn (F) McNicholas Umpires: A. Burro Thompson, 5.7 8 .10 10.13 (73) 3 .3 UNiyggarfq BLUES .8 7,10 9.16 (70).

OLD SJELBi1BNIANS 3 .5 5 ll e:, Brookshaw .

UNI BLUFS : Wilcox 2. Ball 2, Spring, Ryan, Birtky, Girdwvod, Cu W'Ilcnx. OLD MELBURNIANS .

Wright, Cameran, Spring, Adam Best: Robertson, .

Dillon (F) Not Available . Best : Not Available . Umpires: A Maggio L titd 2FR-19 SBS"r't0'h 2

1.1 5.2 7.3 11.4 ( 70) OLD HAILEYBURY 9.6 12.6 20 .12 23.14 (152) OLD qRIN pp'y rooks. Hofrmann, Pollock, Wright .

Old Hsileybury*- Rase 3. Jones 2, Hanlon 2, B Jones .

Matth~ 2,H~cr .~n . ~2.Rthen, 4,~Butlen 3t Cokalls3, Hine3 n Taylor 3 ~, Langdon Umpires, J .

Plain. Best: Davies, Baraboo. Hine, Burgess, Armatas, Blackmore Lipson (F ) .5 11 .8 (74) ORMOND 3 .2 9 .5 9 .9 14.12 (96) WERIUME AMATEURS 3 .6 4 .7 12 McMahan, Presser, Wiley. Best: Ormo nd : Hassell 3, Russell 3. Hefienian . Lem, Wernim Amataun:Tedesco Marttnov, Clinch, McKenna.

Russell, Naylor. Franklin, . Best: Russo ARose, 3, Kelly 2 .Russo A 2, tduraea2 . Jack 2. Kidd, Rose, Mahoney P. Ber ry IF) 70 Umpires: G .

Morgan Maraca . McGowan, Kelly, GaucL .6 (66) 8.6 HAMPTON ROVERS 7 .4 8.9(57 1 .4 5.6 1.1 3 ST. LEGS .

Johnstone Hampton Rumors Proh}m 4. Burggraaft 2, AlmhaHet, Carillon, Goss Sampson 4, Best: SendeckyJ . Mallno . Connettv, G oss . Weaver, T. Jowttt . St. Lecen . Kennedy, Landy 2, Breark.y. Gytes. Best: Rooks, Podbury . Brearley, Sampson, A

jM R- 1 -1 n 1 :% %ONASH BLUES : 6.5 14 .10 17.17 25.2',17 :: 1.1 2.2 5 .3 5,6,364GLENR Monvsh Blues: Rind 7, McWhae 4, Gilbert 3, Grace 3, Jondahl 2, Thompson 2 Green Hickey .Rogers .Shields 1 . Best: Ntnd,Grace,McVThae,Ne+ill.Young,GitL,. : Clark, Fernando . Han7ngt~ Glen Etra: Sheehan 3.Sherry, Williams 1 Best . Evans (F Nasar. Lampos ],Sherry . Umpires: A Wekselman, C .15 9.15(6% .EIGB 6.3 7 .8 8 )OAKi .4 3 .8 4.9 9.14((% DE IA S,41.LE (2) 1 . Best : StecTn,,, Oskleigb : Orchard 4, GeorgiadLs 2, Britt, McPhee, Malcolm . Jade, Ryan, Ar Orchard, Britt, wills, Coal . Evans . De La Sol e: Mitchell 4 Lare~~, Beynon . Best : Brasher, Mitchell, Lowmdes, Jude. Miller, Boa~ Umpires : M. Forde (F) .4 5.5 3 .6 (36j ST. KEVIN'S 2 .3 3 3.3 5.9 7.11 11 .11 (77) SOUTH MELBOURNE : Holland, Marwocd, Lyn= , p_ St. Bevin'a : Mar-wood, 3, Tischler . Walker. Best : Cheevers 5, Bell 4, Winters 2 Macdonald. Makohan, Walker . South Melbamve : M . Meter P. Tupper, (F) Best: Stairs, Gerguson, Grundy . Borden . Umpires .3 8 .5 10.7167j .1 7 OLD RAVIERTANS 2 5.3 6.5 9.6 14.819 :11 MENTONE . Chamberlain. Dynon . Silk. Bet, Old XnalrrtenR : Crilll 3 . O'Kane 2, Ryan 2 : Hayes 7, Wingave 2, Patilltas Carter, Bryce . Cato, 0'Kane . CriW, Nolen . Mentoae : Krings, Haves, Dixon, Ke lly . Leitting, McLr d 2, Krtngs . Atherton . Letffing . Best Umpires: T . LtlSey J. Pappas (F ) 6.6 9.8 17,9 23 .161154) AJAX .3 9.41581 A4HSOB 1.1 4.2 5 . Lewis 2, Van Aken 2 . J.Fek9mac AJAB: Wollner 8, Cooper 5, Hershan 3 . Janav'er, Wollner, Hershs, Gotdhloam. Gutman . Rath.Best : Goklbtoom, Cooper L .Goldman . Davis 2 Best:RuJevtc . Harding, Froc MHSOB : Walker 3 . Neilson 2.Fraezek 2 Shiels P. Griffiths (F) L . Harris L Svirskts. Neilson, D .Viscendese . Umpires: A. Smyth U)

Llnder-14 Red Stat€o w .7 25 .14 31 .18 (234 OLD PARADIANS 11 .5 17 1.2 3.4 5.5133 0.0 .

RgUBdAS OC : Tensors 10,D Dean 4, Pagha 4 .MeKay 3 .LaTaae 3,Lym Old Paradisms .Best: Tenson, D Dea 2 .Sptnoso 2, Fantone .A Dean, Drummond .Glaury,Zivkavic McKay,Lyons :Mazzantl 2,Munro 2,Kogelrnan Best: Patterson, Woal.Varone, Tappi Munro, Maaantt Umpires : D . D'Altera (F) .8 8110.5 NORTH OLD BOYS 2.2 3.7 5 .6 7.6.4 UNI BLACKS 2 .2 3.5 5 .

Hancock 1 .

Best : Ryan.

11«c NOBS : Mullins, James 2, Dean, Ctohesy, Hahn Trigwrll, Haynes, VanDerHorst, Clohesy University Blacks: not r€eeie Umpires: P. Dinneen IR) C . Collins (F) .2 1.3 1, BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE: 0.1 1 .2 1 .11 27.19 (18 OLD CAMNEERWELL 11 .2 16.7 20 : Mash, Hill, Martin, liarding, Ste .

Best : Tolht Bn4een Templeatowe DeSimane .

Old Camberwelh Ryan 10, Munro 6, Darby 3 . Cottrell 2, McQuatter 2, J . Best: Cottrell, Ryan . Munro, Parkes, Meguak aLrichl,CsteMoba Hogan. Umpires: G . Wardrop .8 7.10(5 nyANBOE-iTCZROY 1 .2 1.6 4 .15 26 .20 (17 RUPERTSWOOD 6.4 12 .10 17 . Best: Meighen, Healy. But Ivanhoe-Fitzroy: Healy 4 . Butler, Edmonds, Arnett .

Arnott, Butler Ru ,' King 7, Heath 6, Elliot 3. Potter 3, Rath Black : Elliot, McGovern, Heath, King. Poi Wasyl, Ramsay . Price, Cook, Becker . Best . Maebus (B) .Saebus IF), J .

Coutthard .

P. . ' Anderson. Umpires: P

Kelly F) WIBTEFRIARB Umpires: D. Dinneen P. Callll (F) S . Nicholson C . Nicholson ( determined. versus YARRA VALLEY • Match abandoned. Result to be .7 1111 (77) 1 .2 5 .4 7 OLD IVAPeaiOE 5.1 8 .3 16.8 18 10 (128) OLD ESSENDON .

Luxan.

Baker, Neilson, Lewis.

OM Ivaaltoe : Bonney 2, Braddy 2. Mendota 2.0'Dyer OM Essendarn Haktn 9, Best: Clarke. Luxan. Baker, Binney . Curatala, Neilsen. . Frazer, Cavanagh, Ha1dn Velardo 4, Fraser 3, Nuptial. Oblhbek . Best: Wilson, Slater, Nkholas .Umpirta: T. Friedman R . Windlov% (F)

TODAY' S x9 Old Brighton v. Old Sootch v. Oki Xac~tian.s Do La &k v.SLK'-vhns Ntarcel}u i v. SL Pm>ards Old Mebtirnialis V . Mamlal Beautnaris V. Urtfiersity Bhles _` t2 7Waritoo tvlnteurs v. Old t&tileSbLiry Cauf1 d Or. v. onnond St Leos EnBDaus ` : the bye Whiteftiats v. Hampton Faws Oid Essmu2ori v . Old Trinity - To be played an Oval 1 WEGS) Yarra Vailey v. Old Ivanhoe

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University BWcs v. Old Paradmis to be played at Cnv7RKd Gvs nary R'31G1a v . Bufloai-T e Old (wbenveIl v. IvaDhoe Fltu W Rtlpsts«vod v. North Old Boys to be played at F & Reserve (381 G5)

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P. Reed 2 K McKay 3 . T. Mattesti 4 . M . t~astores 3 J Hughes 4 .

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A. Wilson 8 N Unsworth 11 . B. Gale 7. C . Reddi n 8 . B. Thomas 6 F.1 Brown 9 T Skarrie 13 . B. Skeen 8. C . McNicho l 9 . B. Thompson 7 P Harrison 10 D Vail 9. J. Dooley 14. D . Coghlan 10. D . Maskell 7 A McLeish 11 D Fotheringham 10 .A. Morley it . L . Fuller 15 . T. Sheehan 8 T Wocdleck 12 R Turner .

McDowell 11 . C . Adamis 12.

M 13 A Hickey 9 M Lafferty 18. D . Gartner 13. C . Clegg 12 .J . Mea d 10 A Coffey 19.

S. Birrell 15 N Roach 14. D . Clegg 13 .N . Edwards 10 A Dimble 20. D . Salce 15. A . Burrows 18 M Davis 14 . E . McCowa n 11 J Bowd'n 16. A . Longmuir 19 A Zent 22 M .

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Meehan 17. C 20 T Clark Voskersensky 16 .J . Hamann 12 MNaughtin 18.

P. Del Mastro 21 N Chamlers 17 .J . Walsh 23. J . Neal 13 J Roberts 19. S . Bickers 26 P Krotiris 18 .A. Salem 24. J . Stempel 14 J Membrey 20. P. Dug d ale 30 W Fowler 19 . P. Angelini 14 C Mitchell 25 . E . Weekes 21 . D. Armansin 31 N Herman 20 W. Leaf 22. C. Agui s 15 J Stinear 40 .

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D 21 S Byers 26 27 . C . Raine 25 D. Hartman 21 B Quinane 28 . D . Devlin 26 C. Baxter 22 D Alderu~io 29 . M. Thompson 27 J. Maguir e

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31 . C . McDave 32 . G . Nash 33 . D . Malloy 34 . A . Murray 35 . J . Soriano

31 G . Sim m 32 A. Goldner

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Coach : (1) Manny Monica!

Coach Larry Davis Coach: (2) James Fay 1 . D. Elliot I L Freeman D Smith 1 Carter P 2 . S. Hasson 2 M Walkom 2~~ N E Townsing 3 . A. Bouzikas (C) 3 D Knight 3 Mmah:n G E Tucke r 4 . C. Burns 4 6lc.Keaz;a C Logan 4 C Burgess45D McKennc•McHarg 5 . S. lannazzo 5 A Catchlove 5 D Woodfor d 6 Gaol 6 . A. Matthews 7 J Spraque 7 OK -M 6 S Guest 7 . S. Monteleone 8 N Coleman -, M Kennon Kennon s I't"~IJ 8 . S. Mitchell 9 S Daniher 9 Ralph J 8 C T ri m 9 . J . Smith 10 tdcCat D 10 R Craven N Guy 1 Far m L 10 . R . James 11 R Josephs 11 . S. Wheeler 10 B Marks 12 DmbnJ 12 J Rodski 13 r:aeaA 12. M. Q'Donnell 11 J O'Dwyer 13 W Lewis 4 Cnam dzm F 13. L. Mansfield '2 J Richardson R Teesdale 15 colon 8 14. N . Thomas , A Simpso n 15 S Cations 16 Gr '99 S 15. J . Formica A Richards 16 D Jennings 17 ~rieC 16, C . Mitchell 18 Rc~s, S I 17 D Robertson 17. D. Swan 19 Jabcur P 6 B Wulf 18 A Quail 18. D. Walsh 20 H,. .,w~rd L 17 N Barrett 19. M . Moretti 19 S McQueen 21 Sn>c!r~ooi P S Carter 22 LaarcsEi T 20 T Hosking 20. S . Cxampbell M Prowse 21 . N . Whelan 21 N Costello 23 Ca'T'odYS 24 e~dd'~..wr~baT ' 0 E Ryan 22 . B . McManus 22 L Kitchen ~1 N Robinson 25 P~t~ 14G 23 . J J. Mckay 24 S Dumaresq 26 Coal.

24B . Calleja - 2 J Rush 25 J Barnett 27 Glynn P .

T Legudi 25 23 N Kent 2a McGrath J 26 G Fordyce 29 UP 26 . A. Anderson -4 D Marks 27 R Davies .

27 . L Evan s 3v 5AJ ^5 M Horgan 28 A Wilkie 31 Fax A 28 . L. Calle Calleja 'a C Walker 29 J Mitchell 32 g 29 . C . Goullet ~ ~Y Mg J Jewell 30 G Prendergast ~ 30 .

C . Trewin 31 J Mulcahy 31 M Clinch 34 Sprm..r.z A 31 . L . O'Brien 35 Busntr~ A 32 E Selby 32 R Fullerton 32 . A. Smith 36 0'ddlecuraen 34 T Maloney 37 DetdanaJ 33 . B . Ballarin 35 B. Keck 38 Wa;h M 38 N . Smith 36 S Marash 9 Fuses : o 39 C . Kevnan 38 M Raymer 40 Dale J 40 R . Cousland 4 1 e~ J 39 M Leeds 41 M . Kavanagh 42 ~m M 41 M Watts 42 D. James 43 Rob Walker

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Coach : Sieve King 1 . A . Millar

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3. A. Umbers 3. M . Albefthorpe 4. L. Fox 4. J . Bromwich 5 M. Hicks 6. J . Harris 5. T. Birtley 0 7 L Kalesara n 6 . J.Sudholz a. D . Macdonald 10. D . Mahorwy 11 . U. Hvtton 12. D. McLay 13. S . Marwood 14. B Marchesanl 15. D. Bare 16. KDidllis 17. D. Makohon 16. M Anderson 19. W. Macdonald 20. M . Mulgrew 21 . DNodaea 22. G . H of?and 21 A. Jenkins 24. G .Nolan 26. J. Deacan 26. J. Knuppel

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26. P. LandY 2g. C .Dnmar 30. P. Gissmg 31. U. Courtne y 32 . J . Cox 33 . L Meyer 34 . S . MnchNl 35 . N . O'Halloran 36 . T Purcell 37 . P. Ciancey 38 R . Chard M. Cairney 40 . TNewton 41 . B . Evans

42 . M. Stonehouse 43 M . Tschler 5 . N. WWra1s 4 46. C. W~Ikmso n 50. TL ~ness Sr . C. nau 9n essY 53. T. Simpson 56. A. Cal an 57. U . H~nsey 56. A. Thompson 61 .

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S . W. Austberry 9, M . Brookshaw 10. J. Parnell it . G . Frcket (VC)

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t: 1 A. Sinclair 2 A. Amos 3 G . Erick son 4 T- Vtnen 5 B Gross 6 Z.. Jess 7 P. Roberts 8 S . Tucker 9 W. Frost 10 G. Crathem 11 C . Fagan 12 J. Mellington 13 L . Browne 14 B. SCott 15 S. Jenkinson 16 J. Ampt 17 R . t.infard 18 B. O'Hoy 19 I . Glass Y 20 M . Trigg 21 A. Beach 22 T. Foster 23 L. Northway 24 B . Napier 25 N. Dorman 26 M . Pennycuick 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

Coeur : Tim Hiile 1 .L . Russell 2 .S. Wheller 3-M- Wood 4 .C.Hassall 5 .A. Clinch 6 .M . Luba 7.R. Wiley 8.J . Muzzell 9.J . Fran klin 10 .L. Wells 11 .T. McMahon 12.L. Breittcreuz 13.M . MarBnov 14.D. Jewett 15.A . Goonan 16.D. McKenna 18.M . Ramsay i t9.W. Cove 1 20.R . Lerner i U.S. Payson 24.A. Lom ~ 25 .R, Matter 26.T. Harvey 27 .J. Wake 28 .T. Naylor 29 .B.Cromack 31 .S. Barker 33,A. Cook 39 .M . Ferrari 50 . t7i .F -n an 5 At in 7i .R. Presser

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1 B . Culling 2 B . Canton 3 J . Connelly 4 T- Jowett 5 K . Johnstone 6 C . Malthouse 7 A. Batt ams 8 G . Carr 9 B. Jewett 10 M. Stafford 11 J. Almhofer 12 B. Kezilas 13 A. Fisher 14 N. Goss 15 D. Moline B . Smith 18 S . Burggraaff 1 9 S . Rawlings 20 H . Kerdel 21 L. Cave 22 B . Henry 23 C . Probyn 24 R . Turnbaii 27 S . Weaver 28 D . Dawes 29 A. Murray 32 C . Sendeckyj 34 L . Kennedy 35 M. Davies

Coach : i Gr x 1 B I 4 ie 2 H Gyles 5 R Gale 6 P Boyd 7 P Podbury (VC) 8 A Hollands 9 T Stephens 10 N Cullen 11 P Sampson 12 P Landy 13 M DAmelfo (DVC) 14 J Montano 15 P Carey (C) 16 A Kelly 17 H Evans

18 S Wilson 19 A Rooks 20 M McHugh 21 A&allard (DVC) 22 N Carstein 23 G Brearley 24 R Varney 27 A Dix 28 C Beljak 29 S Train 38 A Flanagan 41 D Wood 44 C Clarke 46 P Altoft 61 N Kennedy 64 D Tompkins

Coucn Marsl - I FG 1 J Williamson 2 D Rya n 3 C Obliubek 4 M Velardo 5 S De Morton 6 D Slater 7 L Wilson 8 L Kavanagh 9 A Frazer 10 M Flaherty 11 J Buckley 12 W Nunlist 13 A Carrozza 14 A Parker 16 M Nicolas 17 B King 18 D Flaher ty 19 N Fitzpatrick 20 A Prowse 21 N Bertram 22 T Log an 23 C Devereux 24 J Duggan 26 B Falcke 28 S F al cke 29 T Campbell 32 B Hakim 34 J Marinas 35 W Higgins

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1 . S . Muraca 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 IT A. Tedesco 18. B . Cunningham 19. R. Rose 20. D. Lowe 21 . N . Gauci 22 . S . Blanco 23 . J . Russo 24 . M . O'Donnell 25 . J . Purton 26 . C . Andrews 27 . R . Fastuca 28 . T. Dea n 29 . L . Simmons 30 . C . Mahone y 31 . B. Vandenhur k

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1 . M. Hoffmann 2 . L . Pitcher ( VC) 3 . V. Jayasuriya 4 . H. McLauchlan S . B. Crawford 6 . S. Durkin (VC) 7 . J. Hanlon 8 . T. Pollock 9. R. D'Siiva 10. 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 . Waxmar.

20 . J. Wright (C) 21 . D . MacKenzie (VC) 22 . A. Clarke 23 . B. Koetsier 25 . P. Shakespeare 27 . D. Swanton 2 8 . B.Hunter 29 . T. Archer 30. A. Shaw 33. R. Mosbey 39. A. Jones 43, M . McGauran 55. N . Swaby 52 G. White

Coach: Tim 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. Cursio 12 . M. Sowersby 13 . M . Baker 14. J. Treyvaud 15. T. O'Shea 17. P. Furness 21 . M . Cal ave tta 22. L. McGuiness 24. P. Weston 27. R. Hill 28. P. Poutney 29. D. Adkins 30. B . J anson 33. B . Sheets 34. A . Biviano 37. G. Kennedy 38. A. Corry

1 . KK.O'Dwyer 2. M .Pain e 3 . S. L o w 4. C.Binney 6. S .Curatolo 7. N.Braddy 8. T-Grieve 9. C.Lynch 10. S .Jenkins 11 . THibbs 12. J .Baker 13, J . Bayford 14. C .le~ais ~ 19 L.McKie 20 M.Clarke 23 I,Loughnan 25 D .Barr:es 31 D .Coggan ,Caggan 32 W.Coleman 33 D .Neilson 34 D .Meredith 35 M . Mendolo 36 T. Finlay 44 L-Stillm=n " 50 E. McWliiam 53 J.0'Dea

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