The Amateur Footballer, Week 7, 2004

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IL is a great pleasure to be given the opportunity to write the "editorial" for the Amateu r Footballer" this week while Phil Stevens is away . Perhaps we should spare a thought fo r him and Robyn as they have wound their way around the Greek islands and coped with various Turkish delights!

The growth of the VAFA over the years, to the point where we now have 140 Senior and Reserve teams, nearly 50 Under 19 teams and 30 Club 18 teams on the field - nearly 0 players - every Saturday speaks volumes for the Association and the Clubs tha t _- .~One of our greatest strengths of the VAFA is the quality of football played in the upper Bruce . :e- . c grades. That stamps us, in my view, as the premier competition in Victoria, save for th e VFL .

But another of the great strengths of the VAFA is the fact that, however good you might be as a footballer (within reason), there is a place for you on the football field somewhere within the VAFA on a Saturday afternoon . The competitiveness and spirit of a D4 game is no less than that in an A Grade game, and the passion of the supporters at the game is as great, if not greater.

Some clubs may not be as successful on the field as others, but that does not mean that they are not successful nr great clubs. On field success is what we strive for, but the fact that a club provides, and will continue to provide, the opportunity to play our great game is also one of the criteria, if not the main indicator, of "success" .

Let's hope that, as an Association, we can continue to provide football for all who want to play "for the love of the game" at all levels.

Can I also take this opportunity to thank our wonderful staff (Brett Connell, Sue Anderson, Kate Balme and Matt _]yhus) for taking on significant additional burdens while Phil is away . They have taken the extra work in their stride, and have not missed a beat. Just don't tell Phil that, really, he's not indispensable !

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VF ?A - President B--ace McT :>~'C3TAGY - May 22 Editorial - John Bell The following section appeared in last week's Amateur Footballer Editorial, please refer paragraph 6 below which now reads correct - apologies for any confusion caused .

IlE -idSTA3`EM ENTS The reinstatement guidelines for 2004 season are virtually the same as the previous season other than a different interpretation to Guideline 2 . It is fair to say that the reinstatement guidelines introduced last season were the most liberal since the introduction of reinstatements in the mid 1970's and really reflect the huge change in the operations of Australian football in Melbourne and Victoria since 1990.

A player who is not an amateur, may make application for a permit via the reinstatement process .

The reinstatement guidelines for 2004 are as follows Guideline 1- A player transferring directly from an AFL, trFL, SANFL, WAFL or VCFL may be reinstated to any VAFA club .

Guideline 2 - A player who is not eligible for reinstatement under Next Week's s . .. . . .. . . . ... . . .. . .. ... . . .. . . .6 Guideline 1, maybe be reinstated under this guideline to play in the Coaches' Clipboard . . .. . . .. . . .. .. . ,12 VAFA, but only a limited number of players may reinstated under For the Love of,i_e Game ... .. . . .... . . . . . . .. . .18-1 9 this guideline as follows - A section clubs 6 reinstatements, B Coates hire MVP's .. . . .. . . .. . . .... . . .. . .. .. . . . .. . . .. . . . .. . .31 section clubs 8 reinstatements, C section clubs 10 reinstatements Cadbury's Face in the Crowd .. . . .. .. . .. . . .. . . . . .. . .32 . . . . . . . . . .. ... . . .. . . .34-35 and D section clubs 12 reinstatements, LWdna BaCk . . . ... .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Today's Umpires. ... . .. .. . . .. . .. . . . .. .. .. . . . .. -40 . .. . ... . . . . ...Theravbnfwistceoplayr,hweviouslyTran'C . . . .47 reinstated and did NOT follow the correct process after leaving the S{, Kilda Community Cup squad. . .. . .. . .. . . .. .. . .59 VAFA, being denied the opportunity to return to the VAFA this SportscoverArena Draw . . .. . . . . .. . ... . . . .. . . .. . . .. .. . .61 season . Tribunal & Investigations .. . . . . .. . .. . .. . .. . . ... . .. .. . .61 John Bell, Richard Evans and Phil Stevens process applications for Sportscover Sp~ the Ba1 . .. . . . . .. . ...°...° .. .°° .°62 .adders . . . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . ... . ... . .. .. . . .. . . . .. . . . .63 1 6 reinstatement.

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Well it's a big call . In 1996, 1 was 18 (~ .'. the risk of sounding like Jackson Browne), playing in a team that was six goals up against Xavs at _ time . I would quite happily of proffered "yep they're gone for all money", such was the air of gloom that seemed to have taken over the team . Low and behold, the bottom of the table Xavs won that game, Dom Berry virtually decapitated half our team, they won the flag from the fourth position and went on to win a lazy 5 flags on the trot . Thus only a slightly demented man would write off a cli ') that has confounded its critics as regularly as Old Xavs . On Saturday however, they reached their lowest ebb . They were awful against St Bernards, fumbled and stumbled around all day in an error riddled, baffling display . Heaven knows how they came up with six best players ; Cameron Purss was handy enough in the ruck and Tim Ockleshaw showed patches of brilliance but it was a pretty dismal day . Bernards were brilliant of course ; Danny Jordan and Tate Pearson deadly up forward and Lucas Fielding and Damien McLaughlin miserly in defence. But a 90 point win at the Snakepit against a team playing in a daze does not make up for losing a grand final . Only a Premiership would wipe the slate clean for the Dogs, though from r`iat I've seen, they'd have to be favourites to do just that. .at Stude nts pa., .

I half suspei th he Uni Blues reserves team would beat quite a f~ r A Grade senior teams, such was their polisl sd performance on Saturday .

However their all conquering senior team looked in a bit of trouble early on against De La, as the away team got off to its customary good start in a hi _ :z standard, free flowing game at the Uni Main . Bt true to form, the Uni runners Gleeson, Young, Wilcox displayed their superior ball handling skills and willingness to bring others into the game .

Great to see Mick Duz an back in the ones kicking goals for De La and high-living everyone within a 10 km radius bar the cu clerk at Queens College .

Other good De La p1L; _ - . ere second gainer Dean Dobric and Ryan Sherman . For Uni, the aforementioned, togeLn~r Peter North's brother Lucas and Michael Kordick on a wing .

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upset loomed for the home side . But after the main break, donuts . The Eagles booted 12 to 1 to guarantee thei r second position with the usual suspects Bernie Dinneen, Glenn Cox and Brett Dobson capitalising on another great game by ruckman Mark Browne .

They are blessed to have virtually a full list on the park at present, with no evidence of the injuries at have c' cimated their list in the past two years .

And the patt째rn continued at McKinnon, with 7_efriars impressive early before Haileybury turned up the wick in the second and found some much needed form . Very significant that Michael Barker is back and firing for the Bloods with Brett O'Farrell, Laz Siapantas and David Mason sharing the spoils up forward . Amazingly, the Bloods are fifth and perhaps the only smokey who could scare the firmly entrenched top four . Whitefriars contin to be whittled away by injuries but Chris Can -" >nce again showed his ability to raise the b F arm in A Grade . Regularly the Friars be or and with few players taking votes of f nT . 1 - could be a dark horse for this year' s

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Quinlan and Bob Beecroft used to slot 'em for Fitzroy decades ago, Trinity's Brent Walsh started to bomb goals from all angles up forward . Walsh doesn't have Bernie's prize winning 'tache but he is something of a superboot and his five left foot raking goals kick-started the Trinity revival . Adam Andrews in and under was a key player in the engine room, together with Al Nevill and Jack Healy . OMs may have fallen in a hole but they got great games out of Jacob Berry and James Beaumont, along with ruckman David Holme .

Today's Selection s Massive game at Toorak Park, with Old Xavs fighting for their lives against the cohesive and talented line up that is Uni Blues. At face value Xavs don't have a hope, they were dreadful last week and Blues stitched up St Bernards just a few weeks ago . But Uni are a funny old team, they play in spurts, don't always travel that well and they've got a few injuries . Having said that, Uni have been a bit of a bogey team for Xavs over the years. Before I contradict myself anymore, I'd better come up with something that makes sense . Uni but 18 but have a sneaking suspicion Xavs could pull something out here .

"We are hot to go, H .O .T.T .O .G .O." they chant at Scotch College but on current evidence, the only place their Old Boys footy team is going is straight to B Section . One of the great attractions of amateur football is the relegation system and it doesn't get much bigger for the two cellar dwellers at Waverley Park . Every time I go to watch De La, they play brilliantly, as soon as I go home, they fall in a heap . Scotch have a better list but the Dees aren't as bad as results would suggest and I expect the home side to win a close one .

Halleybury weren't up against much last week but they may have turned the corner. A quick glance at their 6 listed best players and it doesn't get much better. True, they've been the great tease of 2004 but the stage is set for them to make a statement against the top team Trinity today . Trinity deserve favouritism but a few cracks have emerged in the last two weeks and they're under the pump .

Haileybury in an upset by 3 goals .

The other two tip themselves . St Bernards should annihilate Whitefirars an d Marcellin will be far too good for Old Melburnians.

CORRESPONDENTS Jonathan Horn - jonathan_g horn速yahoo .co .uk

TODAY'S MATCHES A SECTION Old Xaverians v University Blues De La Salle v Old Scotch Whitefriars v St Bernards Old Trinity v Old Haileybury at Sportscover Arena - 96 . 5 Inner FM Marcellin v Old Melburnians

5.3 11.8 17.12 22 .17 (149) ST BERNARDS OLD RAVERIANS 3 .3 3.5 6 .9 8.11 (59) St Berm D Jordan 5 Pearson 4 B Jordan 2 C Mitchell 2 Goulett 2 Turnbull Liberatore Baumgartner Davis McIntyre Johnson Garth . Best Fielding D Jordan McLaughlin Goullett Laughlin O'Riley . Old Xav: Ockleshaw Puns Howard Mollard Chatfield Beetham Pasceri Agius . Best: Purss Bingham Beetham Mollard Howard Ockleshaw . Umpires : Peter James Steve McCarthy (F) Brendan Cannon Scott Givens (B) Dominic Napoll Chris Doyle (G) UNIVERSTI'Y BLUES 2 .2 6 .5 11 .9 17 .9 (111) 3 .4 5 .7 7 .10 10 .15 (75) DE IA SAI7 E But Blues: Muhlebach 4 Brookes 4 Lowcock 2 Gleeson 2 Nation Rankin Fishley Penny J K Brooke. Best: North Gleeson Young Muhleback Kordick Wilcox. DIS: Duggan 4 S Hyde 2 B Mannix McKenzie Orlando Rayson .

Best T Moloney Dobric Sherman Jolley Walmsley S Hyde . Umpires: Michael Sneddon Tim Sutcli(1'e (F) Phillip Miller Peter Monottl (B) Daniel Scully Beornn McCarthy (G) 6.3 7 .6 8.10 8 .13 (61) Old) SCOTCH A4ARCEIdIN 3.4 6.7 12.11 18.18 (126) Old Scotch: Crane 2 Collins Hume Nettleton Ceitl Beranger Joyce . Best: Beranger Carroll Tallent Aurel-Smith Quail O'Connor. Marc: Cullinan 4 Brooks 2 Johnston Rice Dinneen Dobson Browne Hansen Considine Marson Gartner Frazer Jarred Hermans . Best Mee Browne Hermans Dinneen Cox Dobson. Umpires: Mark Morrison Jason McNiece (M Michael Saunders Sean Collins (B) Dennis Webster Bernie Hoare (G ) 021) HAILEYBURY 3.7 6.12 13.16 23 .21 (159) WHTI9,FRTARS 5.0 7.0 9.0 10.0 (60) Old Hall: M Corrigan 4 Mason 4 Siapantas 3 O'Farrell 3 Kight 2 P Corrigan White Mackenzie Seccull Goldsworthy Rode Tassell . Best: Barker Stapantas P Corrigan Tassell M Corrigan Trollope . White: Carrgg 4 M Carbone 3 Dance Northey Wallace. Best: Canigg Campbell M Carbone Swain Eames Phelan. Umpires: Damian Anderson Dirk Kramer (F) Andrew Rechtman Craig Bmjtberg (B) Les Damyon John Hall (G ) OID ;4iEi.BURIdIANS 4.4 8.5 11 .9 11.10 (76) OLD 1RIIVITf 3.0 4.3 6 .9 13.13 (91) Old P4eIlr. Beaumont 4 Cudlipp 2 Guest Hicks Hurst Lacey trtarson . Best: Turner J Berry Holme Lacey Beaumont Old Trim Walsh 5 J Healy 3 Cultrera 2 Reynolds 2 T Van Der VenneBest: Best: Andrews Nevill Walsh T Healy J Healy. Umpires: Mark Gibson Wayne Hinton (F) Brendan Corcoran Matt Jenkinson (B) Travis Storti Robert Parry (G ) A RESERVE 2 .3 11 .6 13.6 19 .7(121) BERNARDS OLD RAVEBIANS 1.3 2 .4 7.9 8 .10 (58) St Bernards: Close 9 N Smith 5 Hogan 2 Evans Catterall Blunt . Best: Evans Close Crouch N Smith N Thomas Juricskay . Old Xaver3ens : M Walsh 3 Maker 2 Silk Higgins Nadinic . Best: Freer Higgins Nadinic M Walsh Speekham .

7 .2 9.6 14.9 18.10 (118) UNIVERSITY BLUES 0 .0 2 .3 3.4 5.6(36) DE LA SALIE University Blues: Millard 4 Clark 3 Quin 2 Gates 2 Leahy 2 Russell Fletcher Js Brooke Ritchie Robbins. Best Cheel Wood Leahy Hutchins Millard Clark. Be Ia Salle: Walker 3 Laragy Guilbert. Best: Skinns LacagN Mannix McHenrv Walker Molan .

OId) SCOTCH 4.2 9.3 11.9 21 .9 (135) 2.3 3.3 4.4 5.6(36) MARCELLIN Old Scotch: Thompson 7 Angus 3 Reid 3 Sutcliffe 2 Teasdale 2 Elliot Jackson Pearce Sutherland. Best: Lewis Dumaresq Beattie Thompson Sutherland Freeman . biaroellin: Mathews Walker Weekes 0'Flynn Ritrof( .

Best: Galati Mathews Sampimmn 0'flyrm Mccartin Walker.

OLD HAIII;YBURY 7.5 13.8 17.12 22.14 (146) WH12'EF'RIARS 2.0 2.0 3 .2 5 .3(33) Old Halleybury : Lappage 4Shepherrl 3 Ford 2 A Floyd 2 Saunders 2 Warnes 2 P Langford-Jones Erikson L Floyd McCarthy J McLauchlan T Hilton Gilby. Best: L Floyd A Floyd Bell Lappage Pounlney Shepherd .

19hitefriars: Fulton 2 A Baker Poutney Leany . Best: M Baker Williams T Carrigg Leahy T Nunan. Tneyvaud.

3 .7(25) OLD AIEIBURNIANS 0 .1 0 .3 1 .4 OLD 1T2IN1IT 2 .9 5 .13 7 .18 10 .25 (85) Old Melburnians : Dixon Matthews Voyage. Best: Wu Weir Mitchell Jenkins Dixon Voyage . Old Trinity: Donahoo 2 Phillips 2 Aitken Best Bladeni McKinnon Petdro Troon . Best: Aitken Bladeni S Van Der Venne Troon Donahoo Phillips.

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A Section DE LA SALLE

Coach : Mark Lowe Asst : Paul Dwyer Res : Mick Hagan Cl 18 : Benjamin Buick 1 . L. Walker C Res 2 . R . Buckley 3 . B . Corin V C 4 . L. Harrison DV C 5 . M . Duggan 6 . G. Gilbert 7 . P. Harrison 8 . J . La Ragy 9 . J . Moloney 9r. C. Mitchell 10 . T. Silvers 12 . M . McHen ry 13 . A. Johnstone 14 . W. Dwyer 15 . P. Bowden 16 . S. Hyland 17 . L.Bowden 18. L Williams 19. T. Demetriou 20. M . Picone 21 . A . McKenzie 22r. M . O'Donnell 22. M . Brown 23 . R. Sherman 24 . J. Morel 25 . C . Hyde 25 . R . Walmsley 26 . D . Spithill 27 . S. Thomas 28 . C . Mercuri 29 . C . Browne 29r .R . Marks 30. B . Mannix 31 . S . Hyde 31 . K . Mannix 32. R. Bonnici C 33. J . Stinea r 34. D. Payson 35. A. Orlando 36. W. Jolley 37 . A. Shields 38 . S. O'Connell 39 . B. Oakley 39 . T. Woodlock 40 . N . Stewart 41 . D . McInerney 42 . P. Bourke 43 . A . Greenalgh 44 . A . Moore 45. T. Molan 46. D. Dobric 47. J . Garland 48. J . Foon 52. T. Moloney 54. P. Hesse 55 . A. McLeish 57 . C . Chester 58 . M . Clinch 59 . S . Waeny 60 . P. O 'Callaghan 70 . M . Krezel

MARCELLIN Coach : Vaughan Cleary Res. Coach: Justin Wheeler

OLD NAILEYDURY

Coach : Mick Dwyer Res Coach : Adam McMahon

OLD MELRURRIARS Coach: Justin Picke ri ng Asst : Justin Harl Res : Hanley Stone

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Berry M 23 21 . A. Jenke . Hawkins M 24 22 . D . Mason H 25. Whitehead 23 . S. Loew e 26. Costello T 23. M. Seccull .

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69. C . Nea l 71 . M. Ainger 72 . B. Smit h 73 . S . Lovell e 74 . S . King s 75 . C . Dufou r 76 . J . Nickless 77 . T. Pag e 78. A. Simson 79. M . Waterson 80. S. Willis 81 . G . Fordyce 83. L . Th ompson

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Coach : Michael Shelly Res . Coach: Chris Gawne

1 . A. Fox 7 . C. Keunan 2, D. Orlando 2 . M . Harrison 3. J . Pasceri 3 . C . Goullet 4. D. Landrigan 4 . D . Jordan 5. D. Rush 5 . Jo Mount 6. A . Oswald 6 . J. Madden 7. S . Lethlean 7 . S. Clarke 8. J . McDonnell 7R S. Parrett 9. J. Hawkins (C-Res) 8. J. Evans 10. M . Beardsley 9. B. Jordan (C) 11 . L . Howard 10. N . Mitchell 12 . A. Bowen 11 . C . Davis 13 . R . Speekman 12. B .Hogan 14 . S. Skidmore 13. C. Mitchell ( DVC ) 15 . L . Ford (Capt) 14. C. Day 16 . S. Mollard 15. C. Liberatore 17 . A. Chatfield (V-Capt) 16. L. Turnbull 18 . M. Scanlan 17. L. O'Sullivan (VC) 21 . S. McCarthy 18. T. Cooney 22 . T. Cckleshaw (V-Capt) 19. R . Close 22 . J . Healy 20. L. Fielding 23 . S . Johnston 21 . B . Loughlin 24 . C. Purss 22. M . O'RileY 25. R. Carey 23. L. Wilkinson 26. C. Santalucia 24' S . Crouch 27. P. Ryan 25. D . McLaughlin 29. C. Beetham 26. C . Baumgartner 30. B . Dixon 27. Ja Mount in C) 31 . T. Maher 28 . P. Holland 32. P. Ockleshaw 29 . G . McIntyre 33. N . Bingham 30 . S. Mitchell 34. A . E Jones 31 . B. Ashton 35. A . McCarthy 32 . T. Harvey 36. D . Sapuppo 33 . N . P.Smith 37. D . Higgins 34 . D. Byrne 38. S. Freer 35 . T. Pearson 39. A. Armstrong 36 . S. Carlton 40. N . Larkins 37 . A. Catterall 41 . M. Callihan 38 . S . lannazzo 42. R . Speakman 39 . M . Juricskay 43. T. Woodruff 40 . D. O'Connor 44. N . Hulett 41 . M . Kavanagh 45. A. Barrett 42. B . Miziewicz 47. N . Corcoran 43. N. Basaraba 48. A. Nadinic 44. M . Mihailovic 51 . T. O'Meara 45. S . Glenn 52 . J . Francis 46. D. Blunt 53 . R . Ford 47. M . Hooper 54 . N . Quinn 48. J . Lloyd 56 . T. Corrigan 49. N . Thomas 58 . J . McGrath 50. A . Smith 59 . D. King 51 . G. Campbell 60 . M . Walsh 52. L.B . O'Sullivan 61 . K. O'Loughlin 53. P. Harris 62 . J . Silk 54. N . Chapman 55. B . Grant

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Coach : Peter Nicholson Res : Darren Handley

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A SECTION Old Scotch v Old Xaverians at Scotch Coll ege Main Oval De La Salle v Marcellin University Blues v Whitefriars St Bernards v Old Trinity Old Haileybury v Old Melburnians B SECTIO N St Bedes Mentone Tigers v Old Ivanhoe Old Paradians v Old Brighton Beaumaris v Old Essendon Gr North Old Boys v Mazenod 0 C Collegians v St Kevins at Sport scover Arena C SECTION Hampton Rovers v Caulfield Or Emmaus St Leos 0 C v Old Camberwell MHSOB v Therry Penola 0 B Monash Blues v AJA X Glen Eira v Parkdale Vulture s

UNDER-19 SECTION 2 Old Ivanhoe v Collegians Banyule Viewbank v Beaumari s Rupertswood v Old Camberwell Old Essendon Gr - Bye Old Trinity v Old Melburnian s UNDER-19 SECTION 3 Monash Blues v AJAX Old Paradians v MHSOB University Blacks v Oakleigh Therry Penola 0 B v St Bedes Mentone Tigers Whitefriars v Old Carey UNDER-19 (2) BLUE

Hampton Rovers v South Melbourne Districts Venue to be advised .

Oakleigh Clays v Ormon d St Johns 0 C v De La Salle (2) at 1 .30 p .m.

Bentleigh v Peninsula 0 B Mazenod 0 C v Emmaus St Leos 0 C

D1 SECTION Peninsula 0 B v Fitzroy Red s University Blacks v Ormond switched from original draw - at Optus Ova l Aquinas 0 C v Old Mentonians Yarra Valley 0 B v Salesian 0 C reserves at 12 noon, seniors 2 .15 p .m.

Prahran v Banyul e

Bulleen Templestowe v UHS-VU/St Bernards Venue to be advised.

Rupertswood (2) v North Old Boys at 11 .30 a.m .

Aquinas 0 C v Old Westbourne Oval 2 Fitzroy Reds v Old Xaverians (2)

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Swinburne Uni v Ivanhoe Assumption Williamstown CYMS v La Trobe Uni Monash Gryphons v Bentleigh West Brunswick v Old Geelong Bulleen Templestowe v Old Carey

Old Xaverians - Bye St Kevins v Marcellin Old Brighton v De La Salle Prahran v Old Scotc h Old Essendon Or v Mazenod 0 C

D3 SECTION Syndal Tally-Ho v Mt Lilydale Power House v Rupertswood St Johns 0 C v Werribee Amateurs Oakleigh v Hawthorn Amateurs South Melb Districts v UHS-V U

CLUB 18 (2 ) University Blacks v Collegians Eley Park v Old Scotch (2 ) Therry Penola 0 B v Monash Blues Whitefriars v Fitzroy Red s Old Xaverians (2) v Old Melburnian s

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CLUB 18 (3) Old Geelong v University Blues Old Scotch (3) v Monash Gryphons La Trobe Uni v North Old Boy s Old Trinity v Emmaus St Leos 0 C Caulfield Gr v Old Carey

Old Westbourne v St Marys Richmond Central v Kew Bulleen Cobras v Eltham Collegians Albert Park v Box Hill North North Brunswick v Elsternwick

UNDER-19 (2) RED La Trobe Uni - Bye

UNDER-19 SECTION I University Blues v Old Xaverians St Kevins v Marcelli n Old Brighton v St Bernards Werribee Amateurs v Old Scotch Caulfield Or v De La Salle

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M Tigers stamp their mark and win a ripper, inaccurate Lions get over the line in a close one, Hoes back on the winning list over plucky NOBS, Noddas no match for an in form St Kevins, Paradians most impressive against the disappointing Sharks.

VIEW Old Paradians set up their victory with an 8 goal first quarter after conceding the first goal . They kept control through the second and third quarters and only a lapse in the last through some tiredness allowed the Sharks to add some respectability to their score . Can tell you no more!!!! Glen Porteous was in top form up forward for the OP'S with 9 goals.

You could not fault Mazenod's preparation going into their game against St Fl ;eains but unfortunately they were not able to execute their plans . The Skevvies were taller and physically stronger than the Noddas and by half time had the game won with an 11 goal buffer . MMA pleaded with his players to make more of an effort in the second half and by and land some tackles and match body on body which they did to limited effect . Jerome Dunne led by example and tried hard all day, Scott Veltman did another fine tagging job, Steve Stanley made a fine debut, and the three Chamberlains were also very good contributors .

Old Ivanhoe got another get out of jail game but certainly needed the points, while the NOBS kicked themselves out of a game they possibily could have one and can only blame themselves for their incompetence in front of goal . Simon 'Simmo" Kefalas played a sensational game for the Hoers showing plenty of skill, Darren Payne controlled the midfield, Luke Bolzan rucked for the entire 4 quarters in a colossal effort, and Chris Branigan presented himself as a target up forward . Best players for the North Old Boys were Chris Hosking at Full Back, and stalwarts Luke Boyle and Scott Sleep along with skipper Matt Hyde .

The game of the year took place down at Brindisi Street it had absolutely everything, high marks, long goals precision teamwork and a close result with the game in doubt until the last minute . Old Brighton had their chances early but could not put the Tigers away, and at the long break things were on an even keel . As is their want the home side came out in the third term with Luke Wintle marking everything slammed on 8 goals and thought they had it won at orange time . The Tonners then plaved their best football for the year

to narrow the margin to 2 points at the 27 minute mark, until Moose McCraw fired through a raking left footer to seal th e game . The Tigers were well served by Wintle, Wintle and Wintle (hmmm), and for Old Brighton Adam Pirrie played his best for 2004, MacCowan ran hard and MacGillivray was an ever present danger up forward.

Another beauty at the Trott with a close result going Collegians way. Inaccurate kicking from both sides marred the game especially the 1-9 kicked by the Bombers in the final term . Very fast game all day played by two good sides who will both be thereabouts at year's end . Bombers again were a bit worried by their overuse of the footy while the Lions were more direct . Had a chance to tie the game after the siren with a set shot from 30m out did the Grammar boys but alas it was not to be and a good albeit fortunate win was secured by Collegians. Ben Couch was a terrific performer with a 4 quarter run up and down the Trott, with Richard Hosking and Michael Johnson also good performers . The "OX" Mark Oxnam was a fantastic performer for the Bombers showing maturity, courage, experience and leadership . Also the great train robbers the Biggs Boys stole the ball many times in difficult situations, while Matt Mulkearns' fitness is still a bit of a worry to the side .

GLUG B SECTION Collegians Old Ivanhoe Old Paradians Mazenod Collegians St Kevin s St Kevin s

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B RESERVE St Kevins Allis 0 17 Old Ivanhoe Stewart 1 14 Old Brighton Ginnivan 8 12 Mazenod Hawkins 4 11 North Old Boys Bryar 4 8 North Old Boys Borg 1 8

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PREVIEW The battle for the Merri Creek Cup takes place today out at the picturesque Essendon Grammar Oval. Both sides will be looking to win the trophy but more importantly the game and take the important 4 points that go with it . Both inaccurate losers last week so a win is a must today, NOBS may be a bit down in confidence which at home should help OEG over the line .

Mazenod remain upbeat and positive and will continue to work hard after a dismal start to the season . They welcome Collegians in what could be a danger game for the Lions as they have been up for a bit now . Home ground advantage will help but to use another racing parlance winning form is good form so one has to stick with the Lions .

Big test away from home today for the Tigers as they make the long trek out north to Br Garvey's Oval to tackle an Old Paradians unit that is on the improve and starting to take shape . A definite danger game for the visitors as the record away from Brindisi Street is not good so a win today is a must. Parade will certainly make them fight all the way but the Brain feels that the Tigers just have too many options up forward and around the ground to go down here .

Pine Lodge never a happy hunting ground at the best of times for any side . And certainly not a thrilling option today for a Bea uanaris side sadly out of form and confidence . The Hoers also have had a tough few weeks but are back on the winner's list which is great for the confidence, which is something the Sharks are low on at the moment .

Still have some good players Beauy and they are quite capable of winning as per their performance against Old Brighton, but I think they will have to wait another week .

Old Brighton would love to bottle their form of last week as it would get them over the line against most sides . But they will need to improve by a further 10 per cent to get over St Kevins who are playing things very close to their chest and keeping everything under wraps . South Road certainly gives Old Brighton a chance but they must play for the whole 4 quarters. Would like to pick the Tonners but the top side are still on the top of their form and should win PRESS CORRESPONDENT'S .

Keep those reports coming please . The numbers are 9553 1561 home phone and fax, the mobile is 0403 433 016 or drop me an email to brainco@optusnet.com .au by 8PM Monday Nights please .

TODAY'S MATCHES B SECTIO N Old Ivanhoe v Beaumari s Old Paradians v St Bedes Mentone Tigers Old Essendon Gr v North Old Boys Mazenod 0 C v Collegian s Old Brighton v St Kevins

PIORT110ID BOYS 1 .5 4.9 5 .14 9.19 (73) OLD IVANHOE 3.0 7.1 11 .3 12 .8 (80) NOB : M Barker 2 N Neville, 2 Vogels J Barker Jarrett Carmichael Maxton.

Best: Hosking Hyde Sleep Boyle Maxton Jeffrey . Old Iv: Luxon 3 Hares 2 Branigan 2 Cornelius Kefalas Oates Theodossi Price . Best Kefalas Cmatolo Payne Crowley Oates Geischen.

Umpires: Peter Simpson Daniel Wardley (RF1.) (F) Bianca Share Eric Garuuod (RFL) (B) Matthew Simpson John Foster (RFIa (G ) BEAUffiARIS 1.1 3 .2 4.5 12 .9 (81) OLD PARADIANS 8.5 12 .7 16.8 20.10 (130) Beamn: George 3 Pitts 2 Lee Buller Boon Healy N Atkins Heath Duggan .

Best: Pitts Matulik Heath Healy Lambert N Atkins . Old Par. Porteous 9 Hourly 2 Curran 2 Clayton Giddings Hammond Jenkins M Mitchell Pratt Sinclair. Best : Porteous Dintinosante Curran Brabender Sinclair M Mitchell.

Umpires : Geoff Curran Rob Mayston (F) Rob Mayston(inr) Matt Jackson (B) Daniel Kofoed Daniel Brookes (G) ST BEDES a4ENT T!G 7 .2 11 .7 19.9 20 .11 (131) oI.D BRIGHTON 7 .4 11 .8 14.9 18 .16 (124) St BedesJ64T: L WinUe 4 LTerell 3 7aldc 2 M Wintle 2 Groves 2 McCraw Drury McGettigan Hayes Hecker Sawers J Connelly. Best: Hayes L Wintle P Wmtle M Wintle J Connelly Napier. Old Bright: Macgilltvray 5 Bristow 2 Jackson 2 Phelan 2 Dawes 2 Mead Hughes Edge Hendra Pirtle . Best: MacgillivTay McCowan Bristow Hughes Mead Pirtle .

Umpires: Albie Firley Simon Stokes in Gavin Roberts Chris Kaleta (G) COId.EGIANS 2 .7 6.11 10.17 13 .22 (100) OIA ESSENDON OR 5 .2 8.5 12.8 13.17 (95) Coll: Hosking 3 Dixon 2 Davidson 2 Couch 2 Johnston Taft Fry Holst Best : Couch Hosking Johnson Lockett Mooney Harrison . Old Ess: Stormont 2 Heritage 2 Obliubek 2 Hakim T Biggs Leask Demorton Fleming Parker Playfair. Best : Oxnarn D Biggs Fleming Stormont Winkel Ryan.

Umglres: Ben Ryde Luke Holmes (F) Andrew Errington James Gregory (B) Paul Gait Steven Piperrar (G ) ST 1SEVINS 8.2 13.7 20 .8 24.11 (155) MAZENOD O C 1 .3 2.7 6.10 9.15 (69) SKOB: J O'Keefe 4 Rombotis 3 Lucas 3 Greenhorn 3 Garvey 3 Altis 3 Pope 2 L Mahoney Chard Shannon. Best: Greenham G Katavolos L Mahoney Pope P O'Keefe DoIlman. Maz: Maskell 4 Moran D Dunne Appollino Beard Morgan . Best: Stanley Veltman D Chamberlain M Chamberlain B Chamberlain D Dunne .

Umpires: Leah Gallagher Richard Eastwood (M Vin Vescovi Michael O'Donnell (G) B RESERVE NORTH OIA BOYS 3.3 8 .3 15.6 19 .9 (123) 1.1 2 .3 3.5 4.6(30) OLD IVANHOE NOB : Bryar 4Butcher 2 Clapper 2 B.Sheehan 2 D .Sheehan 2 Teehan Halpin Browning Kelliher Kelly Borg . Best: Teehan Bryar Ryan Martin Crapper Kelly. Old Ivanhoe: Stewart Tolley Snell. Best: Bmddy George Snell Pearce Holloway Morris .

BEAU6YA121S 3 .4 4 .7 5 .13 6 .15 (51) 9.2(56) OLD PARADIANS 1 .0 4.0 6.2 Beaum: Rawlings 2 Bryce Kennedy May Wright . Best: Presnell Bryce Wright Hogarih . Old Par : M Spinoso 5 R Brix 2 Hart Walsh . Best : R Bux Hart Joyce Corcoran Tenison Walsh .

ST BEDES MENT. TIGERS 0 .0 0.2 2.3 3.9 (27) OLD BRIGHTON 6.0 10.4 14.6 17.7 (109) St Bodes Mentone : Bignall Ferris Chaplln. Best: Nash Drury Williams Zomer Owen Kidd . Old Brighton : Ginnivan 8 Falldnttam 2 Dudley Hebard Richardson Jackson Goldner Humphries Reid . Best: Ginnilan Smith Dubyna Fisher Ellism Dudley.

2.5 2.11 7.12 9.14 (68) COLLEGIANS OLD ESSENDON 0.1 1.6 4 .8 6.11 (47) Collegians: Muir 2 Hart 2 Hook 2 Hargie Malone Cookes . Best : Nichola Hart Henebery Hargie Malone Cookes . Old Essendon: Christen 2 Bacash 2 Howard 2. Best : Howard Mckenzie Barr Fewster Dawson Ridley.

ST KEVINS 5.1 7 .5 12 .6 17.13 (115) MAZENOD 3.3 7 .4 10.5 12 .6 (78) St 1Cevina: Mulgrew 5 Horricks 2 Crowley 2 Mulkeams 2 Dempsey Bare Camoagra O'Connor S Mount Marchasani . Best: Marchasani Mulgrew Crowley L Katavolos Campagna Horricks . Pdaz: Hawkins 4 Paine Collins Smith Snart Jayawcera Tilling Stagliano Morris . Best: Morris Murray Ballock Paine Castricum Snail .

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Coach: Mick Lovejoy Asst: Erwin Leyden Res: Mick Carty 1 . R . Rawlins 2.

H . Gibson 3 . M. Pitts (C) 4 . M. Matulick ( DVC) 5. M . Ensor (DVC) 6. A . Spence 7. D . Foley 8. M . O 'Brien 9. B . Cousins 10. L. Buller 11 . M . Lee 12 . L. Healy 13 . C. Gourley 14 . T. Collins 15 . M . Boon 16 . A. Quin 17 . L . Atkins 18 . N . Kennedy 19. M. Atkins 20. M. Mellon 21 . S. Coote 22. J . Holt 23. A . Catlin 24. B . Gray 25. D . Teesdale 26. A . O'Brien 27. D. George 28 . J . Vance 29 . C. Ma rtin (VC) 30 . C. Lambert 31 . J . Black 32 . B . Cairns 33 . S. May 34 . H. McMillan 35 . N. Boctor 36 . N . Atkins 37 . R . Presnel l 38. S. Lynch 40. J. Hogart h 41 . N . Conlon 42. B. Gillespie 43. R . Deaton 44. C . Collins 45. M . Duggan 46. L. Wannacott A . Kent 48. J . Mellor 49. J . Bry ce 50. P. Ber ry 51 . J . Mitchell 52. J . Williams 53. A. Poll 54. S. Lee 55 . B. Deaton 56 . T. Woolnough 57 . A. Fisher 58 . J. Bramwell 59 . B. Griffiths 60 . D . Bird 61 . J. Heat h 62 . A . Pra tt 63 . D . Galvin 64 . A . Coote 65 . G. Shattoc k 66. P. McConchie 67. L. Stevens 68. S . Boreham 70. S . Crossley 71 . C. Hawkins

COLLEGIANS

Coach : Pat Hawkins Res : Marty Hook 1 . J . Dixon 2 . M . Johnson 3 . B . Mooney V C 4 . A . Shinkfield 5 . R . Henebery 6, S . Woolley y 7 . S . Elg 7. J . Farley 8. C. Unsworth CAPT 9. J. Fry 10 . J. Lang 11 . C . Weekes 12 N . Harrison CAPT 13 . N . Thomas 14 . N . Lockett 15 . L . Cullom 16 . A . Baxter 17 . R . Hosking V C 18. S . Taft 19. C . Davidson 20. M . Hoiles 21 . C. Har ri s 22. T. Skurrie 23. C. Mollard 24, E . Waters 25- R. Muir 27. G . Rowston 28. B. Couch 29. N. Burrows 30. L . Moon 31 . N . Roach 32 . C . Blumfield 33 . B. Hoist V C 34 . T Knox 35 . L. Nisbet 36 . R- Turner 37 . C . Hoist 38 . T. Lovell 39 . N . Ha rt. Res Capt 40. L. Watson 41 . N . Baxter 42. N . Abbott 43. E . Malon e 44. Y. Phillips 45. D. Gambaro 46. J . Ashman 47. R . Sztar 49 . D . Phillips 50. D . Rubenstein 51 . B. Shadbolt 52 . M. Naylor 53 . T. Hall 54 . B . Woolhouse 55 . T. Cookes 56 . B . Lumb 57 . B . Horsel l 58 . D . Smith 59 . M . Lynch 60 . A . Stone 62 . J . Li ttle 63. R . Luff 64. M . Gribble 66- J . Agimus

MAZENOD

Coach : Mike McA rt hur-Allen Ass Coach: Andrew Sutherland Res Coach : Tony Collins 1 T. Castricum 2 M . Chamberlain 3 A . Tucker 4 J . Ballenger 5 D . Maskell P. Nelson 7 S . Morgan 8 B . Parker 9 P. Gooden 10 B . Chamberlai n 11 T. Smit h 12 A. McDowell 13 P. Gooden 14 N. Meehan 15 N . Par ry ( DVC) 16 M . Apollonio 17 J. Beard 18 D . Dunne 19 T. Steinfo rt 20 C . Murray 21 S . Polan 22 S . Veltman 23 B . Devlin 24 D . Nisbett 25 S . Stanley 26 J . Dunne (C) 27 M . Regan 28 P. Jones 29 R. Sharp 30 D. Hansen 31 N. Snart 32 D. Hose 33 S . Balloch 34 C . Boyd 35 D . Collins 36 G . Hamil l 37 L . Morgan 38 D . Hallet 39 D . Bradshaw 40 G. Massey 41 M . Venturini 42 C . Raine 43 A . Barry Macauly 44 W. Knight 45 S . Paine 46 M . Hun t 47 A. Manjekian 48 C. Jayaweera 49 L. Halvy 50 B. Ware M. Murray (VC) 52 G . -idling 53 54 A. Stagliano 55 D . Bonnici 56 S . Castricum 57 58 D . Morris 59 60 61 M . McDowell 62 63 (54

NORTH OLD BOYS

Coach : Garry Foulds Ass Coach: Tony Egan Res Coach : Mark Oraniu k 1 J . Cassell 2 M . Hyde (C) 3 T. Sheehan 4 S . Sleep 5 R. Davidson 6 N. Vogels~C) 7 G. Smith 8 M . White 9 J . Cordy 10 W. Martin 11 T. Roberts 12 G . Maxton 13 T. Halpin 14 T. Kennedy 15 J. Nihill 16 R. Kelliher 17 M. Lynch 18 T. Holm an 19 M. Maher 20 J . Sutherland 21 C . O'Brien 22 D . Tehan 23 A . Neville 24 J . Barker 25 S . Grigg 26 D. Brady 27 L. Herbert 28 D- Joyce (RC) 29 C. Hosking (VC) 30 S . Jarrott 31 L. Boyle 32 B. Sheeh an 33 M. Barker 34 H . Nevill e 35 L . Crapper 36 D . Tonkin 37 D . Browning 38 M . Amor 39 L. Jeffe ry 40 C. Phyland 41 S . Borg 42 D. Sheehan 43 D. Zacek 44 T Roache 45 S . Ingram 46 P. Daniels 47 J . Maher 48 M . Kel Kellyl 49 A. Cigola 50 L . Carmichael 53 S. Butcher (RVC) 54 R . Citroen 56 D . Ryan 57 K . Hildebrandt 60 M . Cribbes (RVC) 64 T. Brady 65 C. Calve rt 66 P. Bry ar

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Coach : Gerard Shelly Res : Dirk Jones

Coach: Sam Assetta Res Coach : Peter Cosgriff

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1 . A. Oates (VC) 2. L. Lochran (VC) 3. S. Curatol o 4 . B . Davi s 5. C. Georgio 6. S. Kent 7. J . Gieschen 8. T. Stevens 9. D. Payne 10. C. Crowley (VC) it . P. Lowry 12. C. Branigan 13. A. Alagona 14. D. Campbell - Fraser 15. G . Hope 16. S. Price 17. A. Corcora n 18. J. Hope (Capt) 19. P. Dinakis 20. D. Hawkes (VCR) 21 . R. Roberts 22 . B. Nagel 23 . K. Theodossi G . Hares 25 . E. Byrn 26 . M . Stewart 27 . N. HollonaY 28 . S. Morris 29 . R. Weddle 30 . A. Gilbert 31 . J. Stevens 32 . S. Kefalas 33 . N . Pratt 34 . A. Tieman 35 . M. Pollock (Capt R) 36 . S. Adderley 37 . A. Berry (VCR) 38 . Ga George 39 . Ge George 40 . J . Keane 41 . C . Jewell 42 . S . Low 43 . W. Cornelius 44. M . Luxon 45. N . Antoniou 46. D . Peacock 47. S . Snell 48. M . Clarke 49. C . Quinlan 50. R . Sterne St . N . Braddy 52. S . Hackney 53. M . Verrochi 54. S . Smith 55. S . Pearce 56. L. Courage 57. B . Smart 58 . L. Bolzan 59 . R. Stagg 60 . I . Baccini

1 . D. Zivanovic 2 . A. Hughes 3. D. Dean 4. A. Curran (VC) 5. A. Paglia 6. R. Bu x 7. M . Cosgriff (Res VC) 8, A. Sinclair (C) 9. P. Palermo 10 . P. Brabender 11 . M . Joyce 12 . B. Galloway 13 . S. Rose 14 . P. Pratt 15 . N . Brundell 16 . M . Godfrey 17 . B. Hart 17 . M . Mitchell 18 . G . Porteous (VC) 18 . M . Spinoso 19 . A. Dean 20 . S. Maher 21 . D . Loney (VC) 22 . S. Fantone (Res VC) 23 . P. Walsh 24 . T. Lombardi ( Res VC )) 25 . S. Rehlecki 26 . D . Boundy (VC) 27 . K. Jenkins 28 . J . Kreuzer 29 . A. Morrow 30 . M . Ryan 30 . D . McKay 31 . N . Dallas 32 . S . Corcoran 33 . D . Clayton 35. S . Simpson (Res VC) 36. B . Dintinosante 37 . A . DiFabio 40. W. Chambers 41 . A . Ellio t 42. R . Murray ( Res C) 44. M . Hyoe 45. C . McKay 46. J . Martinelli 47. J . Sand y 48. A . Moore 49. M . Sykes 50. A . Tenson 55. J . Swindon 56 . S . Graham

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Po ol rehabilitation & recover y From a Sunday morning recovery wade at the beach to a structured exercise session in the pool during training, water based recovery and rehabilitation s e s sions have, over the last few years, become an integral part of an AFL footballer's weekly training regime .

For many years hydrotherapists have recognised the beneficial effects that water-based exercises have on injured joints and soft tissue . : and warmth of a lzeate d pool all provide an excellent Buoyancy, water environment for an injured body part to rehabilitate . Buoyancy decreases the weight bearing load experienced by a joint (in chest deep water there is only 10 per cent of body weight passing through the knee) .

Increasing water pressure along with increased depth helps pump the blood from the lower limbs back to the heart and the warmth of the water also assists the body with improved circulation . An injured leg, for example, in the pool is supported while movements are performed helping to improve the function of the leg and assist with tissue healing .

Aerobic ex :-,_- . performed in the pool will help to maintain the footballer's fitness while his injury recovers . This is particularly important for players with long term injuries who cannot run or train for months, water based exercise provides an alternative means to maintaining fitness levels during recovery from injury .

Probably the most significant change in emphasis over the last few years is the importance placed on recovery . The day after every game you will find weary, bruised footballers wading and exercising chest deep in water at suburban beaches and pools around the country . This early supported movement after a game helps to clear the muscles of waste products and begin to loosen tight muscles and joints . The earlier players' bodies recover, the sooner they can resume training in preparation for their next game .

Many clubs are using hot & eel plunge pools to assist players to recover after games and training . By alternu,ively immersing in a hot spa for two minutes then an iced bath for one minute, the resulting dilation and contraction of blood vessels helps remove muscular waste products generated by playing or training .

Today's football is played at great speed and intensity making the need for quality post game and training recovery paramount . Clubs therefore place significant emphasis on pool and beach recovery sessions .

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The Bear' completed his playing career at MHSOBFC in the late 70's after being a student at the school between 1965 and 1968. He was a solid ruckman who provided strength around the ground .

Since his playing days Robert has field umpired for the club reserves . 'The Bear' is now aged 53 and still running with the best of them . He umpires with authority but likes to keep the game flowing . He does not allow back-chatting and quesBoning of his decisions from players of either side. He has sent players from the field .

The MHSOBFC is indebted to Robert Evans for his years of honouring the work'. He was made a Life Member of the

Congratulations to ~' .-ichsa ring on playing his 50th game for the club in the rese rves last Saturday against Emmaus St Leos .

'Stinger' has been a terrific club member and always gives his all for the team Le t's hope there will be another 50 in the

club in 2001 for his se the club as an umpire .

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However, we are very keen for Rob Evans to get soime assistance as a reserve grade umpire . Any past players who would like to take up this offer should contact Colin Green at ttte dub as soon as possible on 9824 0480 so that arrangements can be made for 2005.

next couple of years .

Welcome back over the past couple of weeks to David Rosman, Luke Taylor and Jayden Pertzel. Also a warm welcome to Mark Bailey who played his first game for the club last Saturday.

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The Unicorns and Fielders surge on, the against the bes t Rovers outhustle the Wellers, the Vultures defence in the eclipse the Jackas, Lions roar, Monash have a competition and second stanza to forget, the Animals can only the second best get better and the Saints fall short . Welcome offence against th e to th g 7th u p Roun g an d game to paraphrase second best defence, it's the Highs and Amateur Fields, in in aC fitting top of the table clash . Both Grade Eddie McG, today is a BIG day the third teams cannot be faulted, boasting miserly footy !

OUCH! hard nosed backmen and ruggedly skilful REVIEW . The game may well end in a you midfielders Not pretty at the School Oval, unles s Bamert shootout and if sthat's the case, get to the the Unicorns .

The High were cheering outstanding Racecourse oval anyway you can! In a , Thompson and White were al l forwards to display greater Against cracker, the Fields and they had plenty of mates . ainst quality opposition the Animals and Ronchie fought the uphil l The battle for third and competition for the Rostevski panache!

Sheedy top two heats up when the Wellers host the battle .

Paal~dale have only succumbed to and Mitchell were resolute in defence Vultures . zoom the ladder leaders and will be eager to record the e Wellers and Christie provided th for asthe a win against a highly rated opposition . out of the middle, but it was not enoug h Anderson Camberwell have stumbled twice in the past the Roversthree led by Woods, McCarthy and on their home patch will victory games, but d recorded a hard fought pressurise return to winning ways. to keep their finals hopes alive .

The Saints journey to Sandringham and Therry withstood an early Glen Eira charge know a win is vital in the context of thei r d the e before vital openin quarter to snare an important victory . The Lions were well served by Clarke, Elliot and Castaldi, whilst the Saints usual suspects of Taranto, and Clements stood tall .

Turnovers proved costly for the Jackas and CLUB the Vultures swooped, condemning Ajax to another week of what could have been . Kight C SECTION Kirzner 6 32 and Dixon were dynamic for Parkdale, helped Ajax 6 24 Baxter Gramm along by Hayes and the Sullivans . Blieden Caulfield 4 23 Parkdale Rowley and Kirzner's good form continued for Ajax .

Horne 3 18 MHSO B Justin Timberlake aka Liddell, Widjaja an d Hampton 1 17 Powe r Frater starred in a second quarter Fielder onslaught to give Caulfield a comfortable win against Monash . The Students were solid after half time but the game was gone, Janssen one of the few Ashers shining lights .

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season . The Jackas in recent weeks have been spirited against quality opposition and if they can maintain their endeavour and enthusiasm, should jump two games clear of their Carnegie rivals .

Therry welcome Monash and the Blues who were reality checked last weekend, will be spurred into action this afternoon . The Lions fresh from win number two, will certainly snap at the Ashers heals and make life difficult for the Students, but the visitors slightly more consistent form suggests they will stay within reach of the top sides .

The Animals are glad today has arrived to give them an opportunity to forget last weekend, however the assignment confronting them is not much easier, facing another of last season's B Graders, the Hampton Rovers . The green and golds have been roller-coasting this year, but victory at Bennettswood should see them move back into the top four.

Caulfield Gram, _iariai congratulate Brent B -z;.er on 150 i%r~ . .~ gw-_aes for the Fields . Rarely beaten "Jobby" is a terrific on field leader, whose sure hands and trademark helicopters, are a familiar and much loved sight at Glenhuntly oval . 5 0 games to Hayden B er, he has progressed through our U 19's, to become a great character around our club . His recent 5 goal haul, has given "Bakes" thoughts of self nomination, in the next AFL draft.

Old Camberwell - congratulates Clinton Jellis who will play his 50th game for the club today . Clinton has captained our Res team for the past 2 seasons & also won the reserves Best Player award last season . An inspirational leader on the field, who is also willing to help out around the club when required .

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TODAY'S MATCHES C S ECTION Caulfield Gr v MHSOB Emmaus St Leos 0 C v Hampton Rovers Therry Penola 0 B v Monash Blue s

AJAX v Glen Eira Old Camberwell v Parkdale Vultures

ONASH BLUES 1 .5 2 .6 5.7 11 .8 (74) CAUL~ ~r T D 4 .5 12 .10 15 .12 20 .15 (135) Manash Blues : Craven 2 Chapman 2 Hawkins 2 Gregory 2 Farrar Smyth R nganen. Best Janssen Dodd Farrar Smyth Williams Smith . Caulfield: Baxter 6 Sharpe 3 Sinclair 2 Arg,vros 2 Green Liddell Fallu Gross Will Bruhn Carboni . Best Sharpe Widjaja Liddell Fagan Green Fester .

Um : Paul Dinneen Rick Love (F) Ross Richards Jack Regester (G) bYfiSOB 6 .2 12 .9 17 .15 26 .18 (174) 0 .4 0.6 2.9 6.9(45) EMMAUS MHSOB: Ban:ert 9 Home 3 White 3 Saultry 2 Gemer 2 Iambrick 2 Taylor Harper Thompson Whittington Rosman. Best Thompson Barren White Taylor Clowes Hogan. Emmaus St. Lew : Ristevskf 4 Buckle Mitchell. Best: Ristevski Ronchi Donovan.

Um : Ken McNiece Rodney Rich (RFL) (F) Nathan Eddy Gus Carp3nzano (12FLJ (B) Robert Seymour Bob Croxiord (RF[ .) (G ) HANYTON ROVERS 3 .3 6 .4 9.9 11 .10 (76) OLD CAMBERWELL 2 .3 5 .5 8 .10 8 .15 (63) Hampton Ravers : S Anderson 2 Devereaux 2 Lawrence 2 Browne Carr Fletcher Greenwood Power. Best woocls McCarthy Carr Devereaux Daniel Anderson Davey. Old CamberwelL P Tempone 3 Pearsnell 2 Fogarty Tymmons Hendrie. Best: Durling Christie Sheedy P Tempone 7}Rnmons Pike.

Umpires: Peter Liddell Adam Conquest (FI Craig Arnol Clive Shipley (G) 42 7 .5 9.6 14.7 (91) GLEN EIRA THERRY PIIdOlA 0 B 5 .1 7 .3 12.9 15 .13 (103) Glen Pim' Taranto 6 Lundberg 3 S Diamond 2 Massis McGaw Sheehan . t King Clements Massis Taranto Sheehan Lundberg . Therry : Harmes 4 Moloney 3 Baker 2 Bolton Callegari Castaidi Elliott Goodwin McKay .

Best: Castaldi Elliott Nancarrow Baker Bannister .

Umpires: Dash Peiris (F) Ben Bracken (B ) PARXDAIE VULTURES 5 .4 10 .5 14.7 15.8 (98) 3 .2 6 .6 7 .13 11 .16 (82) AJAX Parkdale Vultures: Rowley 4 Hayes 3 Little 2 C Barr 2 T Barr Ogler P Sullivan Mick Sullivan . Best Kight C Sullivan Hayes Johnston Dixon Stephens . A.SAff: Kirrxier 6 E Roollmer 4 Segal. Best Blashki Gelbart Gold Raleigh WeislVzr lsraelsohn .

Um : Lionel Katz Jeremy Heffernan (F) Sean Burden Ryan (B) C RESERVE MONASH BLUES 2 .0 6.4 7.4 10.6 (66) CAULFIEW 2 .4 6.4 9.12 10.13 (73) ffionesh Hues : Teasdale 3 Wills 2 Jomson Mentha Kats Moresi Hawkins .

Best Banks Moresi Tinkler Costley !V'ids Teasdale . Caulfield : Phelps 3 TWycrnss Schneider Baker 0'Hoy Chapple Rnyal Poulter. Best 71wycnxcs Phelps Synman Jacobs B Scott Ash .

A4Ii90BFC 2 .5 5.8 6.11 6.12 (48) EhWAUS ST LEOS 1 .2 4.5 4.8 7.10 (52) MHSOBFC: L Taylor 2 Feferkranc Corbett Neilson Ternes . Best Lust D Hollenberg Pertzel Vicendese Feferkranz Neilson . Emmaus St Lew : Mitchell 2 Camm 2 Landy Levins Simondson . Best Mitchell McDermitt Carey Batty Leeds McGolian .

HAMPTON ROVERS 5 .3 10.4 13.6 16.7 (103) 2 .2 5.2 7.3 10.3 (63) OLD CAMBERWELL Hampton Rovers: Brudar 6 Malthouse 3 Hanlon 3 Gray Kavanagh Marshall Tipping. Best, Spratt Bmnmeier Hunt Kavanagh Gray Brudar Malthouse. Old Camberwell : Ryan 5 Cottrell 2 Hallow Manwood Tipper .

Best Cottrell M Hanson G Hanson Ryan Margetts O'Sullivan .

GLEN E1kdA 4.4 9.8 12.10 14.13 (97) T'HERRY PENOL4 O B 3 .3 6.3 12.6 18.9 (117) Glen Eira: Watt 4 Gade 2 P Merrick Aberling Richards Zagame Halliwell A Diamond Cuvana Barakat Best Oldham K Dimachki Watt Zagame Barakat Straford .l'herep : Walker 5 Bosanko 4 T Goodwin Parpanias Kuret M Goodwin Kurt Finnigan . Best Kuret Walker T Goodwin Delany Finnigan ~ P VULTURES 0.0 1.1 3.2 5.2(32) ~ AJAX 5.5 8.6 9.10 13.12 (90) 1Ymgave 2 G Wilson Hirst Linthome.

Best Hirst Paekdsle Vultures: M Crilley Gallagher Baker Fogden Richards . AJAX: Lewis 2 Zemski 2 Goldenfein 2 Duzenman 2 Gallewirz Szkolnik Lewski Czamy Ritterman .

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Glenn Scarborough has graduated from giving a 10 minute Saturday morning report over the phone to be the host of the most comprehensive coverage of VAFA football on Melbourne radio . He is joined each week by representatives from St Bernard's, St Kevins, Old Paradians, Old Essendon Grammarians, University Blacks .

La Trobe University, West Brunswick, Rupertswood, & North Brunswick. The clubs have the opportunity each week to promote all their goings on including milestones, sponsors, and social functions as well as a run down of their onfield exploits . Friday night begins with a chat on relevant VAFA issues with Phil Stevens followed by a preview of the weekend's games . Glenn has in recent years been joined by well known Amateur footy "heads" in Peter O'Connor and Neil Loughlin, and between the three of them they try to make sense of the weekend's A Section matches (only occasionally slightly biased towards St Bernard's) at the top of the Sunday show . They are then joined by Tommy Brain for a look at B Section followed by the 10 participating clubs . The clubs represented on the show cover all sections of VAFA football except U19 Blue which is a"south' section. Listen in to the lads each week on 98.9 North West FM.

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Amateur Headquarters . The i?uests re created to some vintage VAFA Sunday paradt r i h'-am acting as th e MC in Phil Stevens' absence and Brian Goodman, our new Umpires Adviser, as the Guest Speaker . Benny and Tom cracked a few of their old gags before Benny gave a delightful insight into where Umpiring in the VAFA was at now, and where it was heading into the future . The boys also took time out to answer any questions directed at them from the audience . Well done to St Marys and many thanks to Brian for so willin-iy giving of his time in a busy schedule.

And speaking of VAFA Sâ‚Źwr_ ::X. iv;aitie sure you listen this Sunday at around 10 .00am where apart from their normal guests Tommy and Macca will be talking to Brian Waldron the St Kilda CEO . Brian will be talking about his Amateur involvement with De La Salle, his rise to the top at AFL Level, and more importantly his and St 1Lilda's involvement in the St Kilda Community Cup, now an annual event between the VAFA and the Southern F .L. Later in the year the boys are hoping to have Brisbane Lions Football Manager Graha m "Gubby" Allan in the studio for a bit of a chat . Gubby is an old school mate of Tom's and so being an Old Paradian still takes an interest in Amateur Football .

VAFA Sunday 9 .30 every Sunday morning on 88 .3 Southern FM . 88.3 sounds great to me .

0 0 01 Amateur Spirit alive and well The Rd4 Club XVIII match between Monash Blues and Old Melburnians was marred by a severely broken leg to one of a the ::;onash Blues players. '- _ _ ==ns

provided a great deal of support and assist an ce to the player and the trainers when the incident occurred . well done Tim and good on you for displaying sporting conduct which is all too often neglected in this day and age .

0 Photographer with a good eye . VAFA photographer Garry Sparke (Cyan Press) has been making his way weekly around VAFA grounds and snapping unsuspecting spectators for the "Face in the Crowd" Cadbury Confectionary packs (refer p32) . In Rd6 the camera caught a pondering young chap present at the Centenary Cup between St . Bedes Mentone Tigers and Beaumaris at Mentone Reserve . The "Face in the Crowd" was none other than St . Kilda youngster Leigh Fisher, who was a gun junior at Beauy and played in teams with Jason Blake (St .

Kilda) and David Spriggs (Geelong), as well as Melbourne's Cameron Bruce . Leigh looked a little far away - obviously pondering his game that night against the Magpies at Telstra Dome. We're sure the Cadbury Confectionery packs could be put to good use down at the club.

0 " 0 Club XVIH All-Star team - Cocky Crocodiles One interesting response to FTLOTG's request for nominations for the Club XVIII All-Star team came from Nick Fay of Old Xaverians Crocodiles fame - . . . . . I could send you our GF team form last year??? Or our team for tomorrow . . ." Surely gives their opponents plenty of ammunition for the remainder of the season . Don't think they would have nominated the team that went down to i zenod in Rd4 though! (Ed).

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One third c! ` the year gone, and the 5th team is two games clear of 6th, ~1 := .ieh usually indicates a fair gap between the top half of the ladder and the bottom. Blacks are clearly the stand out side, and its clash today with Banyule will be a key indicator of top demicile relativitics . Down below, watch for Aquinas and Prahran, both could be real pests in the 12 row ds ahead ! _

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Adam Sleight had a great match at CHF for Prahran, abl y supported by Leigh Northway on his HBF . Justin Costello, out of ce_ : :ice in Q1&2, and OtB for th e 2nd half, was Andrew Carter Brent Fairba '

'How narrow was that squeak?' said Reds, as, out of nowhere, the blowtorch of DI's bizarre crankiness was applied to them! Reds responded to Graham Burgen's 1/2 Time call to arms, to take out a one-point thriller. Ben Atherton was again on fire at the Red's pivot, with Chris Meighen n ,

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half revival . Nathan Lear starred at BP fo r Bushrangers, with Sam Savage, & James Kee also performing well .

Ormond's "< ~palling record on fenceless ovals" was mentioned as a factor in their loss at Kingwood, thus learning an even more expensive lesson than did Reds! After a booming Q1, the ,

last week's turn ups, who' d ' 'ny complacency Reds ha d :toeked out if their system las t be focussed todav . Bloods' recf ed a huge lift so they'll d . peed on the PRO tent a 2 goal win .

Mends were pegged back in g2, and couldn't quite 1 Ju l match the Bloods' endeavour thereafter . Glen

Whitehead was inspirational in the middle for Aquinas, as was John Jess (again) & Shane Cooper up from the U 19's, whilst John Hunt's "big ban "r" in Q3 was a huge boost to his teammates . Monds had great games from Wayne Cove & Dave Bec' .ei in defence, with Anthony Grace again amongst the goals .

Peninsula v Blacks in rale Meanwhile, Darth Vader's intergalactic battleship Us_iversi : . Blakes carried on blasting everything in its path . Blacks, Fitzroy Reds who generally controlled proceedings except for a Banyul e patch in g2, were pleased with Savige & Chris Peninsula Groom up forward, Bryce Shaw on a wing, and Ormond Goonan at FB . Ben Luizzi & Steven White showed D7 nP6ER out for the Pirates, but, on the day, the Blacks Fi rov Reds were all the "too's", b '- , quick, & classy . ( si Blakes - Old li ds Th ., c o ~Blues don~i-째.~rted round th

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Moods Will be determined to make up for last week's disaster. and back on their own 'fenced' Gunn Res ve should win by 3 goals .

Old ' Q e V YE- - 7r The Par ters can't afford i drop any of their remaining home games, so they will have all the stops out today . The Bushrangers almost pulled off a big upset last week though, and the confidence g ; ' led therefrom, should give them a 12 goal edge at the final siren S a1eSi8I The Two Blues are now on the scoreboard, and, even on Chaddie's beloved but idiosyncratic home turf, should pull off a narrow (say 3 points) vict > after a no holds barred thriller !

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some quality footy .

Prahran - congratulate Lee Aitken who toda y play his ""' for us, "Lethal" joined us in '97 and has n a while to reach this milestones .

Dan Ballard, I also play his 5oth senior game for the Two Bh._s today . Congratulations to both players from the Committee and your team mates on your ach! ement:s .

S .10 i .5 13.6 14 .9 (93) 4 .4 6 .6 10 .10 13 .16 (94) !: K in 5 Stone Laing M 2 Rokicki Drew R Britt C Yea R Valo!, ~t: Lear Valoppi Savage Keem Drew R Laing A . Fitzroy `_2 Tornese 3 Diacogiorgis 2 Holderhead R Pollard Byrne L iioL rhead L Atherton Cahill Bennie Gleeson . Best : Atherton an Ronchi O'Reilly Pollard Gleeson.

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U+. : )ires : Phil Call Luke R9oncrieff (F) Kyle Monkey Daniel Haysom (G) 15 .6 17 .14 24.16 (160) ., : :IYULE 9 .2 Siv,r'S 3 .1 8 .6 10.8 10 .8 (68) Banyule : O'Connell I 1 Lorenzini 5 J Egan 4 Jones 2 Plant 2 . Best : O'Connell Gloury Brown Gayfer Dooley C Taylor. Salesian: Fenwerter 2 Logan Oldfleld Forer Rose Creely Ryan Knott Gram . Best: Stevens Facer Rose OldGeld Knott Noires . ,: David Irons Anthony Simpson (F) Ump P1 RESERVE 7.7(49) v.

1 .3 2.3 5 .7 4 .1 5.6 6 .6 10.9 (69) ,DS tra -g: Joiner 2 Redfern Sturzaker Fung Ntdtrath T Peake J .

Best : :Ilrafh T Coutts R Fung Seabourne Russell Fyffe S . Fitzroy C : )odiferro 4 2Ackerrow Moore 2 Densley Murphy . Best: Y. her O'Connor Baillie Hamiam Cairns Drew .

3.1 5 .2 5 .4 6 .7 (43) 5.7 7 .10 12.12 13 .13 (91 ) a : Tapplev 2 C Williams 2 Jones Visser. Best: Crozier Jeffrey Jams Tappley Boland Harper . 0 OTdli: Russell 3Clinch 2 2 Raysons Farrell T Dipasquale S Dipasquale MeConchi e Na:' r, B st : Clinch Cromach Saners MazLell Russell Naylor .

8 .5 8 .7 (55) 0 B 0 .1 4 .4 U'. B ACES 3 .5 5.10 12 .13 20 .16 (136) Penn :+ .aringoold 2 Cannon 2 Warner Angus Ferguson McMahon .

Best: Ta or Pratt Moran Bowen Ferguson Falkiner . Bill Blacks: Kell( 6 6reen 4 Ryan 2 Brumby-Rendel) 2 Wilson 2 Hamilton 2 Dow>lr Powell . Best : than Martin Middleton Prowse Either flam ;t!n.

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10. M . Mc Cudden 11 . A . Pi tt s 10 A. Haley 12. C. Moffa t 11 J. Sill 13. L. Northway 12 S. Ferguson 1 4. L Fox 13 B. Cook* 15. C. Tooley 16. A. Rhodes 14 S. White 17. M . Harrison 15 J . Davis* 18. M. Windridge 16 S . Claringbold 19 . S. Ramage 17 J . Coghlan 20 . J. Kellow 18 J . Wheelan 21 . T. Sparrey 19 A. Mckinstry 22 . A . Sleight 23 . R . Marriott 20 S . Prendergast 24 . K . Plummer 21 A. Teetow 25 . L Aitken 22 A. Atchison 26 . A . Dibben 23 R . Powney 27. W. Watford 24 T Prendergast 28. K. Watford 25 A. Powell 29. P. Ga rtland 30. M . Radywonik 26 G . Lethbridge 31 . S. Fraser 27 S . Payze 32. D. Ballar d 28 B . Taylor 33. A. Woo d 29 S . Torossi 34. R . Alcoc k 30 A. Crean 35 . J. Bedfor d 31 * 36 . G . Beve n 32 B . Uuzzi 37 . M. Boyd 38 . E . Macdonald 33 R. Stainfort h 39 . J . Matherson 34 M . Falkiner 40 . R . Ferrero 35 T. Lan e 41 . J . Upto n 36 N. Bowman

37 J . Growcott 38 T. Coghlan 39 S. Wilson 40 D . Hubbard 41 A . Vido tt o 42 N . Claringbold 43 B . Dunne 44 C . Mclean 45 L. Prendergast 46 T. Moran 47 L. Palmer 48 N. Heffernan 49 A. Minchin 50 A. Bonner 51 R . Haman Y 52 A. Wood 54 C . Wilson 55 R . Cannon 58 P. Mangan 69 J . Muir

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1 . A. Stevens 2. A. Thain 3. S. Sutherland 4. C . Rose 5. M. Canavan 6. D . Forer 7 . D . FoleyY 8 . S . Logan 9 . A . Campbell 10 . S . Oldfield 11 . A. Davey 12 . M . Cooke 13. I . Bobetic 14. P. Evans 15. L . Rose 16. P. Dolman 17. M . Forbes 1 8. D. Barry 19 . M. Ferwerda 20 . A. Seeger 21, A. Bonnici 22 . S. Greely 23 . T. Henson 24 . A . Grace 25. C. Ryan 26. J. Nannes 27. P. Allen 2$. M . Byrne 29. D. Bowman 30. Q . Le 31 . B. Grams 32 . G . Riley 33 . N . Callaghan 34 . C . Goulden 35 . P. Knott 36. S . Nolan

37. J . Brennan 38. A. Gasped 39 p Pitts 40. M . Forer 41 . P. Forbes 42. P. Hanton 43. M. Van Suylen ?4. P. McClaren 45 . D . Allen 46 . S . Savage 47 . K . Gallacher 48 . J . Logan 49 . M . Oakley 50. S . Kavanagh 51 . A. FoleyY 52. M . Forbes 53. E. Mallard 54. M. Smyth 55. E. Hanapy 56. M. Loughnan 57 . S . Sewell 58 . M . Bates 59 . A . Healy 60 . A. Bates 61 . R. Cinco tt a 63 . A. ChiPPiani 64. S. Sinclair 65. M. Su tt on 66. S. Sinclair 67. B. Kirchner

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Senior Coach: A. Parkin Reserv es Coach : M . Fittolani Club 18 Coach : C. Baulch

Coach : Tim Killwort h Res. Coach : Simon Tayl or.

A . Costello S . Chandler R . Hamilto n M. Riqo L. Rawrnsley A. Bevacgu~ a C. Fink (WC18) S. Price 8. B. Watch 8 . W. Pascoe (R/C18) 9 . P. Kempton 10 . W. Hanna 11 . S. Watch 12 . M . Cunningham 13 . A. Ross 13 . C . Baulch (R /C18) 14 . C . Price 15 . B. Shaw 16 . J . Lalich 17. A. Moffatt 18. C . Groom 19. M . Kern pton 20. C . Sandiford 21, J . Sibilia 22. E . Nolan 23. P. Barry (Capt) 24. V. Romq n 25. A. Katsaros 26 . D. Batten

1 R . Pearce 2 T. Morri s 3 R. Thompson 4 M . Fung 5 A. Drew Captain 6 R. Drew C. Beal 8 L. Morris 9 J. Keem T Hancock 1 0 T Mclllrath 1 1 J. Cremean 1 2 L. Gillies t 3 B. Nickolas 1 4 E. Kruse 1 4 N . Pask 1 5 L Taylor 1 6 A. Laing 1 7 18 C . Britt J . Strong 1 9 T, Hale 20 21 D. Stevenson 22 B . Drew R. Yeo 23 M . Davies 24 F. Pellegrino 25 J. Longwo rt h 26

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45 . R . Scarlett 46 . A. Kelley 47 . A. Wilso n 49, R . Dillon 50. A . Garman 51 . R . Wood 53. D . O'Keeffe 54. M . Petersen 57. D. Weddell 58. B . Edwards 61 . J . Blac k 63 . C. Beasley 64 . L. Hill 65 . J. Fuller 66 . C . Lewi s 67 . N . Goonan 68 . T. Parfet 69. M. Swampillai 70. J . Green 71 . S . Palmer 72. L.Clancy 73. E . Bech 74, R. Kercheval 75. H . Ellis 76 . C. Webb 77 . T. Brumby-Rundell 78 . R. Witnish 80 . S. Bade 81 . S. Spong 83 . P. Molloy 85 . B. Webe r 86. T. Rowe 87. A. Watkins 94. A . Powell 97. L. Merl e 9B K. Begety

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Hugh Lyon KNITWEAR Firstly, a couple of announcements . Due to Fearon Reserve to technical difficulties, I may have not received face off against everything that was emailed to me late Williamstow n Monday/early Tuesday, so if you did send me GYMS in what ha s . This is something at that time, and it doesn't appear the potential to be a very close match probably the last thing that either team wants, .

Also, no Andrew Wu available here, that's why however, as neither of these sides has managed this week, so it's The Qwill going solo (or so low) to win a game where the margin has been six this week . points or less (I will have to contact my SP Ivanhoe Assumption return to the top four bookie Jono Healy for the odds on a draw) . The after a comfortable win over W est Brunswick at battle of the full forwards - Murchie for .

Tight for most of the day, with Western Oval the Wicks even getting their noses in front briefly Swinburne and Williams for CYMS (if he plays) . Tough call to during the third quarter, the Hoes finally seized will certainly be most influential . the game by the scruff of the neck in the las t make here, but I'll plump for Swinny today At the Main Oval, LaTrobe University take on quarter to run out winners by 40 points, with Old Carey in an interesting affair for Trobers the mercurial Doni Valkanis bagging five to tak e coach Glenn Taylor, who held that position with tally up to 21 goals, and up the his season's the Panthers last season . A solid effort last week other end of the ground, defenders Morris, by the students still wasn't enough to get them Blayney and Wood continued their good form . y the four points, while Old Carey continue to Losing their spot in the four were '"o conquer all before them . I don't see any of these Cxryp h ons, who fell away after half time, losing trends changing in the foreseeable future, let Williamstown CYMS at East Caulfield to alone this week . Sure, LaTrobe will be Reserve . A key factor in the CYs victory was the competitive, but I would not be surprised to see close checking in defence of young Willy centre another Old Carey blitzkrieg this week . half back Michael Welsh . Another great Panthers for mine . highlight was the mark in the 'BBQ" pocket by i square up against Wes t Brunswick Tim Wheeler, recalling the recent grab by Ashley at Arthur Street in a relegation battle . The Sampi .

Demons have had a tough time of it in recent LaTrobe University lead Swinbur ne University weeks, while the Wicks have played some decent at quarter time, their cause aided by an early footy, and gotten at least some reward for their injury to the Razorbacks' Matthew Higgins . ef+'nr+s . This time last -ear. Ire sure that West Swinny star Jason Murchie then kicked all five for the Razors in the second quarter, four of those coming in a seven minute period, and ended up with nine for the game . eelouf; In other matches, Old Carey beat in the Old Derby and Bulleen ` ie:.towe continued their undefeated run, dealing out yet another shellacking to an unfortunate D2 IC'TI4N Bentleigh combination .

Valkanis 5 21 Ivanhoe Ass PREVIEW Murchie 9 21 Swinburne Uni Ivanhoe A ssumption host M onash Gryphons Old Carey AngusT 3 19 at The Boulevard, with both teams having Old Geelong Vickers- Willis 0 19 alternated between fourth and fifth spot in Wood S 4 19 Old Carey recent weeks, so this is definitely a real "eight Paul 0 1 8 Bentleigh point" game . The Hoes have been the more D2 RESERVE consistent of the two sides, while the Gryphons Bulleen Temp Williams 2 17 form at times has been harder to read than a La Trobe Uni Slater 5 14 Jeffrey Archer novel . Overall though, home Williamstown Burgess 6 14 advantage and having that extra potency up Old CareT Guerra 3 13 forward should be enough to see the Hoes Old Car Konstantinidis 0 11 through .

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Brunswick would have been warm favourites, and on recent results, I'd say the odds, albeit slightly, would have to be in their favour again this time around . Wicks to tivin .

Old Geelong an d Bulleen-Templestowe clash at Como Park in this week's match of the round .

The Bullants recorded their first really convincing victory for the season last week, and will be looking for prepare for next week's derby clash with Old Carey by putting further distance between themselves and the bottom half of the four. The OGs will be keen to atone after a disappointing result at the hands of those same Panthers . There's no form like winning form, however, and I think the Bullants streak will continue for another week .

Andrew's Tips are: Ivanhoe Assumption by 10 points ; Williamstown CYMS by 1 point ; West Brunswick by 2 points ; Old Geelong by 12 p oints ; and Old Carey by 30 points .

D_-nEleigia - farewe)1 ylea this week as he plays his 141st and final game for the Demons .

Mark joined the club from Gippsland in the mid90's and has spent the majority of his time in the seniors, and has also been club captain and is currently serving as club treasurer . Good luck Mark and we know you won't be lost to the club . Congratulations to Graeme Beattie on 2 50 games! Beats is truly what is called a Clubman . He assists during the week around the club and behind the scenes on match days .

Beats can be found playing anywhere on the ground and with his look away passes has the opposition second-guessing . Well done Beats!

SÂŽCiAl. Bentleigh - this Saturday pay tribute to one of their favourite sons, Paul Dimattina, with a Dimattina Roast . This should be a great night and tickets are $20 and can be brought from Mark Eyles .

Williamstown G S- are re-uniting their 1984 premiership te at this year's Past Players' luncheon on Saturday June 5 . Graeme Clough will address the function and other highlight will include "Smokie's Grandstand Trivia," a special raffle and a mystery guest speaker . Bernie Tuck (Ph : 9396 8777 or btuck@albright.com .au) is hoping for a cross section of players from all eras to make the day a spectacular success .

Again, my email address for next week will be theqwill@laot ail .eom , and hopefully Andrew will be back next week .

Until next time, have a great VAFA weekend, The Q will 9 T AY L

D2 SE J Ivanhoe Assumption v Monash Gryphons Williamstown CYMS v Swinburne Un i Bentleigh v West Brunswick Old Geelong v Bulleen Templestowe La Trobe Uni v Old Carey

9.7(61) 4.1 5 .2 9 .3 Ci__171i c-cLia6'7CE A'f:-:0EA5SUZ :P1TOPi 5.3 7 .6 10.8 15 .11 (101) West Brunswick: Hamilton Maguire Touzel Bloom Tourney Cannane Sheedy Brookshaw . Best : Leahy Coonan S .Benjamin Maguire Cannane .

Ivanhoe Assumption : Vallcanis 5 Tucker 4 Sampson 2 Toogood Mehmet Frisina Peoples. Best: Iosefo Morris Rowley Blayney Valkarils Wood.

Umpires : Shaun Rothe (F) Chris MeKendrv Michael Jones (G) 5 .3 7.6 8.8 9.10 (64) MOfZ4SA GRYPHONS 4 .1 7.1 11.9 14.11 (95) 67LT MSTOWN CY&FS Piona.sh Gryphons: T Bourbon 2 Wells L Clark Pocock Still Sharkey Denyer Leeton . Best : T Bourbon Parker S Bourbon Baxter N Rutherford Watson. W' town CYMS: Buttlgieg 3 Hart 3 Wheeler 2 Barlow 2 McCutcheon Cocks B Hynes Kosmatos . Best: Welsh Cocks Martin J Hynes Phemister Pach .

Umphes: Joe Bolzonello (F) Sam Perrin Jim Exton (G ) 2.2 8 .4 11 .7 14 .10 (94) SWINBURNE UNI 5 .4 7 .5 11 .9 (75) 1.4 TROBE Ut91 3 .4 Sw ?nburne Uni: Murchie 9 White 2 Barbera Fidler Whiting . Best : Witte Piotrowski Murchie Getty Fragiacomo Allen. La Trabe Uni: Buttigieg 3 Spring Format Fitzgerald Paton Foster Gleeson Sheldrick Murray . Best: Mawdsley Benton Cossar Gellert Gleeson Ludeman .

Umpires : Matt Meier Ron Johnston (F) Michael Lee Gary Clancy (G) BULLEEId TERU=â&#x20AC;˘LESTORTE 6 .7 9 .11 17 .16 21 .18(144) 6 .4(40) B yGH 1 .0 2.1 3.3 Bulleen Templeatowe : Wise 7 R Williams 5 Noble 2 Wilkie 2 Daskalou Chivers Robertson Thomson Schneider . Best: Teehan Robertson Wilkie Wise Chivers Williams . Btntleigh: Mikkelsen 2 Vukic Seeley McCulloch Robertson . Best : Ireson Prlgg McCulloch . : Jamie Gunn Andrew Smith (F) Jack Watty Matthew Cowley (G) Um 7.3 13 .8 15.10 22.12 (144) OLD C.p,12Ey 1.2 3 .5 5 .7 10.8 (68) OLD GEELONG Old Carey : Vasilopoulos 4, S Wood 4 . T Angus 3. Kent 2, Parton 2, C Angus 2, James 2, Bull . Collins, McPharlane . Best : Bowley, Bull.

Trumble, Parton, Angus. Campbell . Old Heel : Ainsworth 2, Lyne 2, Vickers-Willis 2 . Betts. Fitzclarence. Kimpton, O'Brien . Best: J Paul, W Paul, Ainsworth. Fairbairn, Legoe . Hope~lohnstone.

Umpires : Paul Tuppen Geoff Moore (F7 Amanda Whittaker Glen Kennedy (B) Pat Mitchell Eddie Beat (G) D2 RESERVE 1 .1 3.5 8 .8 12.12 (84) WEST BRUNSWICK 9.5(59) 2.3 5.4 7 .5 IVANHOE ASSUMPTION West Brunswick: Rudd 5 Russell 4 Hussey Hamilton Monague . Best: .

Ivanhoe Monague Tobin Twyford Stewart D Brooks M Brooks Asses on : Pearce 4 Serafani R Nuttall Kaso Maud Tamburro . Best: Ebb utich Maud Kaso 24emtsas R Nuttall .

2 .3 5 .4 6.8 8.9 (57) P110PdS 6 .3 8 .3 11 .10 15 .13 (103) WiLL --.STOwii CYMS '. Mon 4 Gryphons : Coffey 2 Landberg 2 Graydon Belie Jenkin Perry .

Best : Stirling Warren Wadley Graydon Coffey Jenkin . town CYMS: Burgess 6 Grochowski 5 Di Grazia 2 Sadler Snijders . Best : Nisbett Burgess Street Grieve Martin Di Grazia .

9 .7(61) SW1P38URNE UIdI 0 .1 4.1 6.3 LA TROBE UNI 5.9 8.15 14.23 18.25 (133) Swinburne Uni : Flack 2 Liston Eley Andrinopoulos Gordon Pearson Harmer Hyman . Best: Hyman Pearson Flack Gordon Kane Sandhu . La Trobe Uni: Slater 5 Gibson 4 Feinting 3 Hewitt 2 Wolfsen Correnti Butler Manibwe . Best : Mannes Butler Gibson Mambwe Slater Fehring .

BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 2 .3 6 .6 8 .7 11 .12 (78) 5 .0 6 .1 8 .3 10.4 (64) BEPiTLEIGI3 Bulleen Templegtorre: Boyd 3 Toscano 2 Williams 2 Horvath 2 Verga J Matthews . Best: Rogers Horvath Coram Fitt Morihovitis . Bentleigh : Withington 2 Lawford Jolly Vardy Punter Hayes NankerJis Kopitschinski Caterson. Best: Withington Lee Hutchison Adames Gold Gunn .

6.1 10 .4 (64) OLD CAREY 2.1 4.1 9 .9(63) OLD GEELONG 3.4 4.6 5 .8 Old Carey: L Guerra 3 Everett 2 N Bull 2 Raft England S Bennett . Best: S Bennett N Bull Battley Everett T Wood Jessup . Old Gee]: Details not received.

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D2 Section BENTLEIGH Coach: Justin Paul Asst : Troy Lupoi Res Coach : Steve Hall 1 C . Sharp 2 J. Paul 3 A. Pittito 4 S. Sice 5 M . Eyles 6 A . Jolly 7 J . Robertson 8 J . Handhold 9 T. Rowe 10 R. Pearce 11 D. Martin 12 N. Aitken 13 S . Craven 14 D. Vardy 15 T. Lupoi 16 G . Allen 17 S. Francis 18 S. Adaway 19 B . Fox 20 R . Fishlock 21 A . Ferris 22 A . Smith 23 G. McFarlane 24 L. Holmesby 25 D. Gold 26 B . Padgham 27 J . Seeley 28 M . McCulloch 29 A. Clough 30 D. Ferguson 31 A. Banks 32 D. Kopitschinski

OULLEEO TEMPLESTOWE IVANHOE Coach: Steve Easton Res.Coach: Andrew Parris 1 BTour 9anis 2 M Stella 4 W Thompson 5 C Parris 6 ATehan 7 P Robertson 8 J Wise 9 J Matthews 10 P Tsokas 11 G Chivers 12 A Parris 13 D Tulloch 14 A Wilke 15 1-Thompson 16 S Smith 17 T Coram 18 D Horvath 19 C Morrison 20 M Jones 21 P Gannas 22 G McLaren 23 D Matthews 24 J Newman 25 D Williams 26 S Boyd 27 D Rogers 28 P Milesi 29 A Fitt 30 D Florence 31 L Norbury 32 R Williams 33 N Hamshare

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35 D Daskalou 36 P Hare 37 P Ganiatsis 38 N Scaglione 39 D Buccachio 40 A Foley 41 R Lea 42 P Edwards 43 M Daskalou 44 R Schneider 46 A Humphrey 47 C Morivitis 48 A Morivilis 49 D McMahon 50 D Glover

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Coach: John Matthew Assist Coach: Doni Valkanis Res . Coach : Anthony Cent 1 . S . ConleY 2. M . Maud 3. C. Tucker 4. T O 'Neill 5. J. Scoble 6. E. HealY (v.capt) 7. P. Rawley 8 . J. Shuttleworth 9 . R . Peoples 10 . P. Lee 11 . D . Valkanis 12. P. Tonkin 13. S . Narkiewicz 14. S . Kaso 15. J . Curtin 16. P. Harris 17. S . Morris 18. D. Abud 19. D . Wood (d .v,capt.)

20. N . Pye 21 . N . Blainey 22 . A. Height 23 . D . Ryan 24 . B . Frew 25 . J . Frisina 26 . P. Cameron 27 . J . Finlayson 28 . S . Matthews 29. J . Crapper 30. S . Kaso 31 . S . Scapari 32. J . Icefo 33. S. O'Connell 34. B. Joyce 35 . M. Serafini 36 . J. Tamburro 37 . P. Cotter 38 . M . Sheppard 39 . M . Ebbage 40 . D . Sartor 41 . C. McDonald 42 . R . Kolb 43. A . Shemshedin 44. T. Scott 45. E . Nuttall 46. R. Nuttall 47. B. Walthers 48. R . Toogood 49. E. Marino 50 . R . Sing 51 . D . Pearce 52 . S. Sampson (capt .)

53 . M . Chazan 54 . T. Scott 55 . D . Frank 56 . G. Ford 57 . M . Frannich 58 . D. Hager 59. C. Mclnney 60. J . Nemtses 61 . T. Mehmet 69. J . Mazocca 78. C . Brown

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LA TROBE UN6 Senior Coach: Glenn Taylor Res Coach : Bob Ellis 1 2 3 4 5 6

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23 M .Cossar 24 L.Envall_ 25 M .Fam m ~g 26 D.Stevens 27 S.Pruscino 28 CROSS 30 SGellert 31 A.Mambwe 32 S.Gibson 33 M.Watson 34 JButtgieg 35 FTernan 36 TMawdsley 37 A.Gurney 39 R .Slate r 40 S .Murphy 42 M.HOan 43 APouon 44 D.Kerrison 46 o.wright 47 A.Samson

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Coach : Phil Knight Assist Coach: John Leroy Res Coach: John Leroy 1 . S . Bourbo n 2 . M . Healy 3. A. Grady 4. M . Malon e 5. J . Watson 6. D. Botle 7. D. Walter 8. J . Blandfor d 9. G . Wadley 10. P. Williamson 11 . A. Nichols 12, A. Gross 13 . J. Stratford 14 . A . Mckenzi e

1 5 . A . Clarke 16 . P. Rennison 17, p. Rutherford 18 . M . Paolucci 19 . R. Coxhead 20. C. Staff 21 . J . Bingham 22. B. Coxhead 23. L. Clark 24. D . Baxter 25 . S. Kibblewhit e 26 . A. Denyer 27 . R . Gilchrist 28 . Luke Lesion 29 . P.Warre n 30 . P. Holland 31 . G. Roche 32 . M . Lewi s 33. S . Nelso n 34. M . Graydon

35. B Clark 36. G . Block 37. A. Jenki n 38. M Baro n 39 . D Grenfel l 40 . M. Willock s 41 . C . Arche r 42 . J. Clarke 43, M . Mastromann o 44 . L. Wells 45 . J . Goni s 46 . G. Kent 47 . M . Parker 48 . G . Stil l 49. C. Robinso n 50. S . Dresse r 51 . C. Leeton 52. A. Flowerday 53. M . Bourbon 54 . A. Perry 55 . G . Harrak 56, J. HealyY 57 . W . Pococ k 58 . C . Yann i 59 . A . Yann i ~ T Bourbon 61 . A . Waters 62 . N Rutherford 63 . I Bagnall 64. P. Patrick 76. J . Harrak

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Senior Coach : Steve Maus Res .Coach: Andrew Gates 1 . C . Angus (VC) 2 . D . Faelis 3 . M. Cohen 4 . D . James 5 . P. Konstantinidis 6 . C . Campbell 7 . S. Jessup 8 . A . Stewart-Holmes 9 . D . Shutie 9 . B . Andrews (r) 10 . K . Shrives (RVC) 11 . N . Everett 12 . L. MacFarlane 13 . G. Trumbull 14 . M . Maho n 15 . N. Bull 16 . T. Angus 16. R. Graham (r) 17. A. Parton (C) 18. C. Matthews 18. B. Chiuchiarelli (r) 19T. Wood 19. P. Drake (r) 20. J . Raftopoulos 21 . T. Collins 22 . C . Battle 23 . H . Van Cuylenberg 24 . L. Battley 25 . L. Chiuchiarelli 26 A Wood 27 . N. Vasilopoulos 28 . N. Sulman 29. C. Munro 30. A. Guerra 31 . J. Ward 32. P. Graham 33. N . England 34. C . Howat 35. M. Watts 36. S Wood 37. C . Adam 37 . D . Palmer (r) 38 . L. Guerra (RC) 39 . P. Bennett 40 . S . Angus 41 . A . Gates 42 . L. Morgan 43 . D. Jo ce 44 . T. Ross ignuo lo 45. T. Bull 46. S. Hill 47. B. Crosher 48. S. Bennett 49, S. Middleton 50. A. Kent 51 . B. Croft 52. D . Bowley 53 . J . Hubbard 54 . C . Pinches 55 . G. Spencer 56 . A . Boyd 57 . Glen Morgan 59 . C. Mason (RVC) 61 . Grant Morgan 64 . C. Smith 65. D. Elsner 71 . R. Leong 75. P. Busse 76. D. G.^:.^.zi

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Coach: Michael Lockman Res Coach : Ben Dunn Ass Coach : Matt Edmonds 1 M Goldsworthy 2 W Ainsworth 3 J Frtzclarence 4 C Stinchcombe 5 M Vickers-Willis 6 J Bell 7 J Pau l 8 G Allen 9 D Salter 10 M Avery 11 L Stevens 12 T Paul 13 T Cannon 14 D Taylor 15 H McCarthy 16 T Fallow 17 T Betts 18 J Malpas 19 S MacGowan 19 N Betts 20 J Lego e 21 LTeague 22 T Bayles 23 C Fairbair n 24 S Lansdell T Hope-Johnson 27 W Paul 29 J Hope-Johnson 30 B Goldsworthy 31 H Folletta 32 A Munro 33 E Bayles 34 S O'Brien 35 P Birks 36 T Makin 37 T Waters 38 T D'Antoine 39 J Kilpatrick 40 H Lagos 41 S Ross 42 E Plowman 43 B Grills 44 J Urqhart 45 C Teague 46 J Morley 47 T Carey 48 R Herd 49 T Young 50 A Suvoltas 51 J Kilpatrick 52 S Grrffiths 53 I Munro 54 C Wilson 55 H Cust 55 C Atkins 56 M Leslie 57 B Symons 58 J McCarthy 59 R Kilpatrick 60 B MaClea n 61 T O'Brien 62 S Lyon 65 A Meek 66 J tmhoff 67 H Eastman 68 R Cuttler 69 A Southey 70 W de Fegley 71 S Waters 72 J Sattler 73 ATimms 74 STimms 75 W Temple-Smith 76 J Urquart 77 P Winter 78 Youll 79 P Birks 80 P Winter 81 M Bouchier 82 LKnigh t 83 H Lockie 84 T Legoe

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Coach : Derek Thaene Res. Coach : Paul James 1 . L Watts 2. J Sheedy 3. J Piotrowski 4. A Fidler 5. J Demarte 6. D Harme r 7• J Murchie 8• M Higgins 9. L Morrison 10. M Anastassi 11 . D Milano 13 . K Barbary 14 . R Goode 15 . H Sutter 16 . C Walsh 17 . J Roberts 18 . A Fiumani 19 . B O'Mara 20 . D Wigg 21 . S Fragiacomo 22. C Thomas 24. C Higgins 25. M Whiting 26. T Liston 27. R Kiss 28. J Ryan 29. J Gordon 30. J Dunsford 32 . P Beynon 33, S Christov 34 . A Fricke 36 . J Carter 37 . D Barbera 38 . M Tricky 39 . R Roberts 40. J Coy 41 . S Ryan 42. D MacFarlane 43. J Andrinopolous 44. M Ryan 45. B White 4, J Sandhu 47. T Morris 48. D Little 49 . M Hudgson 50 . M George 51 . M Pearson 52 . N Lane 53 . M Paul 54 . M Eley 55. M Dinning 56. D Smith 57. C 0'Keeffe 58. M Flack 59. C Galley 60. P Jones 61 . B Robertson 62. B Gorfine 63. M Roebuck 64. J O'Keeffe 65 . A Teal 66 . C Dent 67 . D Beynon 68 . L Sierakowski

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Coach : Angus Hamilton Res. Coach: Troy Thompson

1a Drain M lb Hamilton A 2 Hamilton P 3 Heppell G C 4 Lehmann 5 Cannane A 6 Pietsch S 7 Benjamin S 8 Simmonds N 9 Morphett A 10 Byrne a 11 Norman P T 12 Maguire 13 Broc kley S 14 Bowshall - Tanner C 15 Russell M 17 Smith J 18 McManus M 19 Touzel W 20 Connan D 21 Bloom A 22 Hanson J 23 Rudd D 24 Jenkin J 25 Siebrand J 26 Benjamin R 27 Brooks M 28 Waller E 29 Sheedy C 30 Lewis M 31a Edwards S 31b Caller S 32 DAndrea S 33 Thompson T 34 Twyford I 35 Carmichael M L 36 Jones 37 Dempsey T 38 Monague S 39 West R 40 Brooks D 41 Greening P 42 Goonan M 43 Tobin J 44 Sprague J 45 Smith J 46 Howard R 47 Thompson A A 48 Sutherland 49 Haysey J 50 Hutchens N 51 Sherry L 52 Fox T 53 Chamberlain T 54 Tanner S 55 Kaitler J 56 McDonagh J 57 Williamson A 58 Tomey A 59 Brugler J 60 Sprague M 61 Hilton K 62 Wright S 63 Gartlan j 64 Stewart L N 65 O'Brien Proudly 66 Hussey R B 67 Smith sponsored b~ .

70 Leahy G 7t Brooks haw M 73 Clare M 76 Chislett J Whitehorse Inn 77 Howell R 5 Burwood Rd , 78 Thompso n J 79 Colquhoun J Hawthorn

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS Coach : Dane Mcleo d Res Coach: Paul Dervan 1 D . Elia s 2 J . Buttigieg 3 D. Woud a 4 S . Wuchatsch 5 T. Wheeler 6 N. Grant 7 D. Sadle r 8 J. McCutcheon y J. Munro 10 B. Cocks 11 J Anderso n 12 A. Featherston 13 A. Mackley 14 J. Street 15 D . Taylo r 16 S. Phemiste r 17 J . Digrazia 18 D . Oldham 19 S . Barlow 20 B . Koc h 21 L Monkhurst 22 M . Kennedyy 23 C. McNamara 24 C. Pach 25 G . Burgess 26 D. Lee 27 C. Matthews B. Grant 28 A. Kosmatos 29 B. Griffen ~~ Dowsey 31 J. Hyne s 32 D . William s 33 i1 ~z 34 B . Jones 35 C . Bergin 36 T. Smith 37 B . Hynes 38 M . Welsh 39 T. Carter 40 D. Griev e 41 A. McKenzie 42 B. Hinsle y 43 I . Arande z 44 M . Manning 45 P. Azzopardy 46 G . Singleton 47 L. Thomas 48 S. Snijder s 49 F. Diblasi 50 D . William s 51 B. Martin 52 R . Hart 53 T. Bell 54 P. Vincent 55 R. Nisbe t 58 J. Thrus h 57 O . Jimene z 58 J. Robinso n

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Milestones included acknowledgement of There was concern at the Executive table that a Yarra Vallev's Hamish number of clubs were allowing reserve matches to be Park for his 100 umpired by persons not currently registered . games, a great "Borrowing" another club's umpires was clubman who left no recommended rather than face the consequences one, especially e and lists of all registered reserve grade umpires wer umpires, in doub t given to each club. about his opinions . Geoff Curran umpired his 200th Brett Connell was continuing his great support of VAFA. Geoff rated the 91 E Section GF as his most our U19 competition and writing about all sections. memorable match as an umpire .

With all four groups in a healthy state from a The announcement of the initial U19 Rep Squad for competitive point of view the respective senior clubs the match against the NTFDF with Beaumaris having had every reason to be pleased with the wealth of the most reps (6) confirming the strength of Bayside potential being groomed . Greasy conditions prevailed club . Adam Caitlin, Neil Conlan, Mark Ensor, Aaron but in section 1 SKOBS came from behind to win the Farraguna, Braydon Haynes and Andrew Quin were battle for third spot over Old Brighton . In the second the "Beauy Boys" . section Old Melburnians finished better than Old Leading Goal scorers in each senior grade before the Haileybury in a top of the table clash . Under 19 Blue round started were "A" Richardson (0 Xavs) 26, "B" revealed another Curtain (4 goals) for the Xavs . Was Stickland (Trinity) 27, "C" Hecker (St Bedes) 28, "D" the dynasty continuing? They accounted easily for St Sheehan (Kew) 28 . "E Blue" Than 34 (Salesians), "E Pats and confirmed the strength of their club as this White" Farrell (Fitzroy Reds) & Lauletta (Hawthorn) was their "second eighteen" in the junior section .

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Aquinas were bring up the rear in the Red section . but still had four points on the board De La Salle drew closer to a top four spot when they A Section essayist Don Blackwood reported that Old accounted for the luckless Uni Blues and drew level with Marcellin . De La's Ben Mannix with 4 goals was Melburnians and Ormond still headed the table in the top section . The OM's were 1 kick down at the named amongst the best with Brasher and main break and their opponents De La had every Robertson . Uni's Versteegan, Lowcock and Guengerich battled for the Blues . Old Paradians reason to be confident at East Malvern with Pat Mannix and Chris Campbell dominant . The visitors broke the ice in B grade amid jubilation and NOBS turned it on in the third term as they booted 6 .6 to were the victims. The Paradians had to come from behind at half time but outplayed NOBS sufficiently 1 .2 and set up win . McMullin was now 'a central feature of the OM's furniture' and finished with 5 to run out comfortable victors with Porteous (3), goals . The result upset the launch of De La's Past O'Loughlin and Sinclair named for their efforts .

Players' Association earlier in the day .

Jordon, J Barker and Collison were best for NOBS .

Ed Sill previewed E White Section and The match of the day saw Uni Blues valiant in defeat, falling only 4 points short 15.17 to Mazenod 17 .9 understandably predicted that Uni Blacks (second) and the Nodders' accuracy was a key . Mick O'Hara should return to the winner's list while hosting North Brunswick, winless at the bottom of the section. At for the victors was, as usual, hard working and had a great duel with Uni's Travis Doherty in the ruck . half time North Brunswick were making life hard for Tommy Hutchins snagged 6 from a pocket and the Blacks but took it a step further in the third term by booting 6 majors to Uni's 1 point . They held out 'veteran' John Kanis worked diligently for Uni . For Mazenod the balance was swung mainly by onthe Blacks comfortably at the final siren 13 .8 to 8 .11 and best were Nabbs, W Pretty, McMahon, Boudoloh, ballers Dave Murray . Glen Borg and Dom Barker.

Freeman, Thorpe and 'Captain Courageous', Dean Anthony'Cuzza" Carbone celebrated his 100th game Demorton took the game by the scruff of the neck for the Friars when they forged their way to the front with 4 goals in the third quarter . CHB Mackie, Toose over Caulfield Grammarians with Noel Jenkin's move and Smith stood tall for the Blacks . Coaches in E from the backline to the forward line resulting in 4 White were Grant Hammond (Fitzroy Reds), Peter goals in the final term . C Section scribe, Peter Tyson (Hawthorn Amateurs), Andrew Sutherland Lemon, said it was a 'sign of pure coaching genius' .

(Latrobe), Craig Fox (Nth Brunswick), Kevin Barnes Caulfield's Webster kicked 6, Nigel Cox showed great (Powerhouse), Andrew Gilliam (Richmond Central), courage to come back after a heavy knock but the Paul Bain (UHSOB), Kane Bowdern (Uni Blacks), Friars ran out victors by 32 points.

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points . Tony Fellows, that highly decorated Thomastown legend, was again first mentioned and a young Brendan Vaughan kicked truly for 8 St Leos' majors .

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Ormond shocked Collegians when they led all day to win 19.15 to 8.15 . Best were S Taylor, P Sehuhkraft (7 goals), J Clarkson (Orm) and M Galbraith, G Tregear and R Schober (Coll) .

100 games to State Bank's Ron Gnell, 87 "E" Premiership and Senior Best and Fairest in 1998 .

200 to St Kevin's Brendan "Butch" Campbell . A great clubman, generous with his time, enthusiasm and bags of steaks . ~ Marcellin, in control all day, inflicted Collegians' first loss, winning by 23 points . M Getson, Simonelli, J Jones, B Cooper, M Cooper, Bourke (Marc), and Crutchfield, Hibbins and Parsons (Coll) were best .

Kew looked like causing the upset of the round when it led Old Xaverians by 20 points, 10 minutes into the last term . But Xavs, after moves by coach Sholly of Burne to ruck, Armstrong to full forward and Steven Curtain to centre half forward, kicked 10 goals in 18 minutes to win by six goals .

John Kanis played his\ 100th game for Caulfield Grammarians - hvice Best and Fairest for the club, Caulfield looked forward to another 100 games from John as good as the first ton! (JK subsequently transferred to Uni Blues and played there with great distinction and is also their current senior coach) .

Old Scotch saluted John Morgan on his 200th game .

An important member of the 1977 B Section and 1978 A Section premiership teams, John also won the B Section Best and Fairest in 1975 and was to serve as a valuable selector for senior representative squads following his retirement as a player .

Old Paradians (B) trailed Old Ivanhoe by 8 goals at half time and then went on to produce a magnificent second half to win by ten points. Best were Gleeson , Considine, Hughes (Old Par) and Gittos, Balcombe and Edwards (Old Ivanhoe) .

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played his 200th game for the club in a career full of honor, glory and "a re-shaped nose" . State selection from 1969 on, All Australian in 1971, club captain and coach from 1974 to 1976 when he led the club to its first ever A Section premiership .

The highlight of the round was Old Brighton's five point win over previously unbeaten St Kevins . After trailing by three goals at half time, Old Brighton kicked 8 .13 to 5 .8 in the second half. Best were Murphy, Epstien, Bardoel (Old Brighton) and P Campbell, Reynolds and Cross (SKOB).

Victoria gained its lost crown or top Amateur Football State with a meritorious eleven point win over South Australia. The win was Victoria's first in Adelaide since 1966 . Victoria, trailing by 13 points at half time, kicked 7 .3 to 2 .5 in the third to lead by fifteen points at the final change . South Australia attacked strongly in the last term and cut Victoria's lead to one point before the Vies steadied and ran out victors by eleven points . Best were Wood (6), Kefford, Grose (4) for Victoria, and Undertown, Roach (5) and Role (3) for South Australia .

--=North Old Boys won their 21rst match for the season at the expense of Melbourne High, kicking three goals early in the last quarter after scores had been level at the last change .

Milestones were Brian "Harry" Lauder (Parkside) for 200 games, Ron Faul (De La Salle reserves coach) 150 games, Rob McKinnon (Old Brighton) 100 games, John Vautier (Geelong) 200 games, and Geoff Lamb (Geelong) 100 games .

De La Salle became outright leaders in B Section when they defeated Old Melburnians by four points in a thrilling climax to a spectacular game, 12 .9 to 11 .11 . Best were J Kelly, Shiel, Pearson (DLS) and Graham, Pinkus, Cottrell (Old Melb) .

Old Xaverians shocked Ormond with an eight goal burst which gave them an easy 29 point win after trailing until the last quarter . John Sanders goaled twice to give Old Xavs the lead for the first time and was the driving force, finishing with five goals . Ken Davidson, with six goals out of Ormond's 10 .3 was their best .

Prize winners at Ormond's golf day at Mt Eliza were Max Lyon and Mrs F Yewell .

A Section captains were Mick Dexter ( Uni Blacks), Doug Arnold (Hampton Rovers), J Bennie (Ivanhoe), Joe Sheehan (Ormond), Ted Cordner (Old Melburni an s), Ted Jan e ( Malv) .

VAFA were holding "Kia Ora" Sport s Parade at the Prahran Town Ha ll, and Collegi an s an d Elsternwick Clubs were entert aining visiting South Austr ali ans to a "Smoke Social" .

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ViCf---alth Both Oakleigh and Mt Lilydale have served ( flank and put in his notice as being in contention for the most nomination for goa l sociable side in D3 . Don't forget, a lazy of the year . Th e gorilla for the side nominated as the best winners were also well served by Earle and after match contributors !

Brit . Beaten but not defeated for the Mounts, Kellett starring as well as putting Review in his own nomination for goal of the year Unlike last week, no real close games to whilst the Van Duuren boys continued the keep the supporters on their toes_ Uni High brotherly love theme of round 6 . continue to make an impression whilst St Preview Johns also seem to have hit some form and are starting to lurk ominously . And what Match of the round sees Uni High trek out about South Melbourne? Mixing form a bit to Rupertswood . We have been singing the but when they are on, they are definitely praises of the undefeated Woodsman for awhile now whilst Uni High have been like on !

Uni High had a strong win against an incoming tide, slowly creeping up on Hawthorn . Once again, Tate up forward you . The Woods will be looking forward to was unstoppable with 10 majors whilst the challenge and keen to stamp their Ogge was the best contributor for the authority on another contender . Elevation into the upper echelon is what Uni are after Hawks . and a win here would prompt such a Rupertswood didn't have it all their own promotion . Hard to see it though although way when they took on Syndal Tally Ho . the Woods will need to be careful of the Syndal took it up to the ladder leaders all powerful Uni High forward line . Rupe for day with the ever reliable Rutter and me .

Hanneman starring . For the winners, Jager -louse host Syndal in a game tha t and Hatty starred .

St Johns had their best win for the year, accounting for Power House . Goal sneak Horbury was in fine form, bagging 5 goals whilst for the House, Taylor stood out .

South Melbourne jumped out of the gate against Werribee to all but put the game beyond doubt at the first change . Werribee have an injury toll that is starting to mount and a number of injuries during the game didn't help . The Hannan boys starred for the winners whilst the vanquished were best served by the Murphy boys .

Finally, Mt Lilydale remained competitive all day against t?akleigla . Krusher's skipper Bromley starred off a half back

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sees old rivals pitted against each other . I The House was disappointed with their form last week. A ti<,in would have propelled them forward and help to see off a rival for third and fourth position on the ladder .

Syndal have been getting better each week and would give them a chance here . An upset is not out of the question but Syndal mighn't be quite ready yet . House for me .

Oakleigh travel to Werribee in what shapes as a danger game for the Krushers .

What concerns me is the mounting injury list for the Big W's, the addition of Matt Green to that list during last weeks game a great disappointment . Good to see Bromley back in form, plenty of tipsters had him in their trifectas for the league B+F . Another game where an upset is not out of the question however Oakleigh should do enough to prevail .

Hawthorn will enjoy being back at home after consecutive away games however will face a South Melbourne full of confidence .

The Hawks need a win to get back into the finals hunt whilst South will be keen to get some consecutive wins on the board . The duel between Aquilina (S) and Saulle (H) will be a beauty and sense that the home side will make up for the form of last week .

Hawks for me .

Finally, Mt Lilydale and Si square off next to the Mount . The Lilydale boys are another side beset by injuries whilst the Jocs form has been on the improve in recent weeks . Crunch game for the Jocs, a win away from home required to keep the momentum rolling . Fancy they might with big Koppens to dominate !

CORRESPONDENTS Heard from the 5 clubs this week, going backwards! You can email me on ed .sill@locker .com .au or ring me on 0418348723 .

O:-1R.EIGH 4.4 6 .9 12 .21 19 .24 (138) LT LILYDALE 1 .3 7 .3 9.5 11 .6 (72) Oakleigh: Mackenzie 4 Purnell 3 S Kitts 3 Dalton 2 A Kitts 2 Britt Bromley Hunt Reynolds Treacy. Best : Britt Bromley Treacy Collins Furnell K Holden. Mt LA : Cams 3 Kellett 2 Rhodes 2 Carstens Cunningham Gibson . Best : Kellett Hansford Cunningham Leonard Carstens.

Umpires : Matt Brennan Anthony Calderone (fl Alistair Chatto Jake Mahar (G) C 4.7 4.11 10.14 15.20 (110) POWER HOUSE 0.4 5.7 10.10 10 .12 (72) St Johns 0 C : Horhury 5 Phaedonos 4 Ryan 3 Koppers Mara Courmadias . Best: Courmadias Ellis Hanger O'Connor Jones Horbury .

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Umpires: Ashley Hoogendyk (b) SYNDAI. TALLY-HO 1 .1 2 .5 4.6 10.9 (69) RUPERTSWOOD 4 .7 5 .11 11 .20 14 .24 (108) Syndal Tally-Ho : J Hannemann 3 Rutter 3 Cachia Hayes R Bennett Dix . Best : Rutter L Hannemann Stein Cachia R Bennett Brown, Rupertswood: Potter 5 Whitehead 2 Jaegar 2 J Plummer 2 Hatty Bishop West . Best: Jaegar Hatty L Plummer J Plummer Broughton .

Umpires: Andrew Fyffe Greg Rowlings (F ) SOU^: . OEI.B DISTRICTS 6 .4 12.6 15 .9 19.14 (128) 1. . .2 .,IeiTEUItS 0.0 6 .1 10 .1 14 .5 (89) Sth M Hannan 5 Giannelis 4 Aquilina 3 Joshke 2 Zantuek 2 Adgemis Neimi Stefanidak-fs . Best : tieimi A Hannan Cheevers P D'Andrea Aquiline Ivi Hannan. Svrerr. McMillan 4 Hoffman 2 Fuller 2 K Murphy A Murphy Borg Ellis Tedesco Camilleri . Best: Tedesco K Murphy Green A Murphy Bianco Borg .

Umpires : Santo Caruso Paul Sherman (F) UHS-VU 4 .2 11 .7 15 .11 23 .13 (151) 0.3 2.4 3.9 7.11 (53) HAWTHORN AMATEURS UVHS-VU: Tate 10 B Parrelly 4 Forbes 3 Diamond 2 Langendorf Gorringe J 0Neili Rose. Best: Rose Tate Hall Hams Cracknell Zulieki .

Hawthorn Amateurs : Lauletta 2 Ogge 2 Jackomos Johnston . Best: R Ogge Pritchard Ivan Disco Ivan .

Um] :es: Peter Angelis Jason waszaj (F) Ryan Place Paul Tyrer (B) 2V D3

Ot GH 6 .4 13 .7 20 .12 25 .16 (166) 5.6(36) B'f" LII.YDALE 0 .0 4 .4 5.6 Oa e h : Videky 8 Ciavarella 4 Couttie 4 Perdikomatis 4 Keating Ne rezic Nuske Phillips Short . Best: Cash Cooke Confide Nagel Nuske Vi . *.tct 12 : Details not received 6 .4 7.6 11.8 16.9(105) 2 .1 5.4 7.5 8 .6(54) . HO UM St J ms: Bastone 4 Rudd 4 Christian 3 Dragwidge 2 Cotton Gates Rvdquist. Best : Rydquist Drasmvidge Cockayne Wilson P Rudd Dowsett. .

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Clyne Daly Doyle Earl Henderson McGee . Werr: R Bell 2 D Buchanan 2 D Flack 2 P Thomas B Fenton P Dawes . Best: M Czajkowski C Alabakis

Hawthorn Amateurs v South Melbourne Districts Rupertswood v UHS-VU

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Hawthorn Amateurs : Gatiss 2 Barker Makrts Tsoumbds. Best: Herb Sammy Crivelli Spida Parks .

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by Leah Gallagher & Steve McCarth y Big milestone for VG . 300 VAFA games for Geoff When you must ta'T e that call .

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In his own words . "Commenced umpiring in Young boundary Ballarat in 1981 (love those one-umpire days) . umpire Matt Rodgers They said I needed to be able to bounce the ball to just had to take that call during a skills session be a field umpire and when the very first one went for the boundaries last Thursday but that didn't stop him from completing the session . Matt was straight Up, and 30 feet high the die was cast .

Spent 1982 to 1985 with the VFL under 19 panel seen running through the cones with the mobile under John (F.O .T. father of Tim) Sutcliffe . It was stuck firmly to his ear, at least he put the caller there I first came in contact with legends Kevin on hold to throw the ball in and quickly returned Segota and Wayne Hinton . Then moved on to the to the caller to finish the conversation .

V.F.A. from 1986 to 1989 where I umpired senior Rotation football and was fortunate enough to make the Chris Doyle had his first A-grade game in the V.F.A. final's panel. It was there that I met up with goals a few weeks ago . Chris was a former Mark Gibson, Santo Caruso, Peter James, Dom boundary umpire who has changed allegiance (Bobby's loss is Shane's gain) and made it to the Napoli and others too numerous to mention .

Had decided to give it away in 1990, but following top level . pestering from Brian Woodhead decided to give the Welcome back into A-grade last week Mark ammos a go . Turned up for training the same Gibson ; Mark who spent the summer in Darwin night as Anthony Damen. Made my "A" Section umpiring had to make do through the lower debut the following year when Old Melburnians grades before being back into A. At least his and Ormond said "welcome to A grade son" by subscription was less than previous years . Good kicking 47 goals between them . I obviously only to have him back where he belongs . achieved promotion because I umpired the week Time, gentlemen . before with Peter (Agate) Harris and he must have Seems that a game out Essendon way last Saturday may have become a little boring for one put a good word in for me .

Highlights include obviously the grand finals experienced field umpire . Late in the last quarter umpired, one each year so far . Generally, the as the home side piled on yet another goal to attitude of everybody involved in amateur football. take a 90 point lead, he decided to raise the We all have our off days and sometimes do and say arms to end the game as the siren sounded . . . .or things that with that wonderful thing called did it? No, no, no, just a car horn celebrating the hindsight we wouldn't do, but there aren't many goal!! Much to the amusement of the home things that can't be sorted out over a quiet drink crowd (giving him a good-natured ribbing) he waved to the timekeepers that the game was afterwards .

Other interests include most sports, most obviously to continue . This all left his face quite obviously golf and the recently acquired pastime of red (19) . A comment from the crowd, "we always knew you had poor eyesight, not poor hearing" . dancesport . When one of our umpires discovered I was dancing he accused me of kicking with the Southern F M left foot (not that there's anything wrong with Tune in tomorrow morning to 88 .3 at 9 :30 am that) . When I pointed out to him that I was the for Tommy and Macca being joined by the AJAX one who got to hang on to a very attractive lady for coach Phil Davis . For all those out of the closet a couple of hours (yes Mel, that's you) he quickly Saints supporters, they'll also be talking to the St .Kilda CEO Brian Waldron . changed his tune.

Don't know how much time I have left but I'll just Training enjoy this weekend and if anybody would like to Training for this Tuesday night 1st June is at join me for a drink there will be plenty on at The South Yarra Sports Centre (Melbourne High Town Hall Hotel in South Melbourne from around School) cnr Chapel St . and Alexandra Ave . South Yarra (enter off Chapel St .) at 5 :45pm . Umpires 7 .30 pm on Saturday . " Well done VG, with about 200 games prior to VAFA are to bring running gear and swimming gear as days, the grand total of 500 games is a fine effort! well . ~

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Aarsdort Australia Lt d The gap continues to widen betwecn _he top four and the rest of the competition as the 'Vickers, Warriors and Browns lay claims for a vital top two position . On the tipping side of things, I bagged another five out of five and continue my charge up the scribes tipping ladder.

Review Albert Park's woes continued as they failed to utilize a strong wind advantage in the opening quarter and were overran by a rampant Saints outfit. Down by seven majors at the long break, the Falcons lifted thanks to Julian Storey's dominance in the ruck and Sean Allan and Gerard Collins controlling the forward line to reduce the deficit to five points within seconds of the three quarter siren . However, with the wind in the final quarter the Saints were too good as they held on for a well-deserved victory .

Bulleen pulled out the D4 quarter of the season thus far, kicking a massive 91 points to 6 in the third quarter as they pulverized a disappointing d Centrals team . After a fairly even first half, Joe D'Angelo's boys lifted three notches as Frank Arcoraci ran amok on the forward line kicking five goals for the quarter to punish the Snakes. The final quarter was a formality, as Bulleen kept in touch with the top four with a percentage boosting 126 point win .

It was a game of two halves as Kew visited the alwayswindy Artie Park to take on a confident Old Westbourne . Kew, while not utilising the wind as well as they would have liked in the opening quarter, did manage to go with the Warriors in the second quarter to go in two goals up at halftime. However, in the third quarter, kicking into a howling gale, the Warriors piled on four goals to two, as skipper Leon Fairfield dominated at CHF. While Jamie Dennis tried hard in defence for Kew, he could not stop the constant bombardment in the final quarter . Key instigator was Franky Pavez who was brilliant across half forward booting three for the quarter as the Warriors kicked the last 7 goals of the match in a brilliant forty-point victory .

North Brunswick finally got themselves on the winner's board with a hard fought win against Eltham . North were up by five goals at three quarter time, however, Eltham were not about to lay down as they made a desperate final quarter charge towards victory. However, with Ferns good again for North combining with the skilful Aref and Santecroce, they managed to hold on and register their first win for the season by three points and pull themselves off the

bottom of the ladder .

It was a real mismatch as the new D4 premiership favorites Elsternwlc k obliterated Box Hill North, After a sluggish start in the opening quarter, the floodgates opened in the second and Scott and David Grace as well as Justin Hunter went on a goalkicking spree to kick 16 between them for the remainder of the match . While Andy Steele was great again for BHN and Tri Thoi tried hard, they were simply outclassed by the Wickers in a 123-point slaughter.

Preview St Marys v Bulleen Cobra s The Cobras make the dreaded trip to the Postage Stamp to take on an ever-improving Saints . Bulleen was brilliant last week and will be hoping for another good game from the likes of Tim Conn, Rob Pasinati and Tim Orwin if they are to threaten today . I really like what the Cobras have done this season so far, and I think they will cause a few more upsets this season . However, the Saints are almost unbeatable at home and it will be no different today as they win a tight one by 14 points .

Richmond v Old Weatbotsrsae After last week's efforts by Richmond, coach Frank Bove must be dreading the prospect of trying to curb a rampaging Warrior team. Westbourne have looked brilliant at home, although some pundits have questioned their ability to travel, and today may prov e

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a test to this theory . With injuries also threatening a( number of the Warrior line-up, Jeff Wilson's depth will be tested, however, the club's playing stocks have never been stronger and these should be easily covered. While I expect Richmond to present a strong challenge early, I cannot see Westbourne losing this as I go with them to win by 39 points .

Eltlram v Albert Par k Both the Falcons and the Turtles would be bitterly disappointed with their start to the season, and this is why today's match at Turtle Park takes on increased significance for both clubs . The loser today can virtually kiss any slim chance of making the finals goodbye as the gap continues to widen between them and the four. As such, I am expecting a tough and physical encounter and the fitness of both sides will undoubtedly be tested . While the youngsters at Eltham will enjoy their wide expanses at home, I do not think they will have the ability to match the strong football brains of the Falcons . As such, it is Albert Park for mine in a 19-point win ,

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Tinettt 2 Wood 2 Griddlev Culled Looker Mainsbridge Watts . Best TfneHi Dennis [anni Bell Wood Moore . : Ron irtyn Peter Pollen (F) U. 10 .7 14 .11 16.13 (109) PiOa_. . I .- .''CE 4 .3 Box Hill North v North Brunswick 3 .4 4.8 9 .10 15.16 (106) North Brunswick finally broke the duck last week, ELT13 and will be going in full of confidence against a BHN North Neynon 4 Twaddle 3 Hamilton 2 J Boudoloh 2 Ferns Saiitecrcce Hearn Aref Ackland . Best Santecroce Aref Robertson Ferns J side that has disappointed in recent weeks . In Boudoloh Adams. IIthnm : Krohn 3 Jorgensen 3 Buller 2 Paisley 2 another match that is hard to pick this week, I think McKenne 2 Galvin Gilbert Barnes . Best Panetta McKenzie Jorgensen Daly a lot will depend on the endurance of North Them Runco.

Brunswick's many players returning from injury . U : Eli Hayes Pat Maebus (F) Picking a winner is difficult, but I think North is just . . . ICE 4.5 12.11 20.18 27.20 (182) 1.0 4 .3 5.3 9 .5(59) about to come good, and should win this one by 11 BOX HI1Z. NORTH E?ste=Ln.. ..o S Grace 7 Hunter 6 D Grace 4 Foster 4 C Mahony 2 points .

Cummins Curtain Tennant Missaglla. Best C Ivtahony S Grace Hunter S Kew v Elsternwick The match of the day pits one against three in what Mahonv Cummins D Grace . Box FIIIl North: Odza 4 Ball 2 Olsen Doyle . should be an enthralling battle . Should Kew drop this Keillor. Best: CkLa Ball Olsen Doyle Keillor'Ihoi ."eter Griffith Russell Nation (F) Trevor Foy James Riddle (G ) Um one today, they will slip a game and percentage out of B4 RESERVE the top two, which will be a serious dent to their 0.4 5.9 10.10 12 .12 (84) premiership aspirations, while a win could set up 5.3 8.5 11.10 13.11 (89) their season . The Wiekers will, on the other hand, be : Rol rton 3 Pasiras 2 Payne Fairfield D Bennett Borg Phillips keen to give themselves a buffer at this point of the rd . I>t Walkley Roberton Aske}v Pavne M Williams D Bennet t season and will be looking to the likes of Craig t.rdi 5 Hill 3 Luce GraetzerAkman Morgan Peielberg . Best Latimer Aflanian.

Mahony and Paul Nevill to set it up for them in ' e 2 .3 7 .9 10 .13 12.16 (88) engine room. To be a chance, Kew will need Nick s .

3 .7(25) 1 .1 1 .1 1 .3 Tinetti and David lanni at their best and will be :)f ndis 4 Edgar 3 Umvin 2 Fisher Moore Unwin. Best confident given the huge injuries suffered by Built Fisher El' -k 1loore Paatsch Lykopandis . Richmond Centrsla: Elsternevick. Picking a winner is a toss of a coin, so I Dalton 2 Le ri as . Lxst Dalton Lush Old Ieggaslek Breese Taylor. will go on form and pick the Wickers to win by 3 OLD WES7 iUR,'dE 0.0 0.0 0.0 3.2(20) points .

2.5 5.6 6.8 6.11 (47) FEW Press correspondents Old West: Mermveather 2 S Anderson . Best : Theodore Jenkinson Please get your reports to Richardson Phillips Mesman Lennon. New-. Mahomet 2 Woodhouse 2 gavan .flower@spotless .com .au by midday on Baritone Edith. Best: Parker Dean Osborne Woodhouse Marchesani Burnett Monday.

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Sports & Medical Supplies Review ~ound 7 tips Section One f Blustery conditions made for an exciting match at Soldiers Good test or t e n who'll , der-leaders Wembee twice Woodsme Reserve last weekend, w i Lions by 3 coming from behind to snatch a thrilling 3 point victory over chop .the No respite for the Bears, the Hoers are "BIT' and will Old Xaverians . Leading by twent y seven at the first break, and goals . The Bombers will continue the Wellers eighteen at the last, Xavs struggled to combat a final quarter win by 16 points . The OMs are rested and will catch the misery by 4 goals wind-assisted charge by Gatt i s side who still remain . For the Ts - it's time to hit the books!! undefeated after six rounds of football . St Bernards also came- Sharks by 9 points 3 Review from-behind in their victory against Caulfield, a ten minute Section quarter securing a 14 point At JP Fawkner, Therry started well, but the Jackas' class passage of direct play in the las t defeated Old Brighton by 94 shone through in the last quarter, extended their lead by 5 d .

Elsewhere St Kevins victory Blues by 75, while De La beat Old goals . Joel Quinn and Rob Windus on the ball were great for e points, Marcellin upset Uni Blu the Lions, but the Jackas received enough output from Scotch by 29.

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Werribee have the ahead .

Now firming as premiership favourites, fa , chance to dethrone the curren t title holders this afternoon Spinner's young Raiders were no match against a tallerd . stronger and physical side in University Blacks, well serve to for the Mazda Cup y when they travel to St Bemards pla Despite sitting fourth on the ladder the Bernies are in less than convincing form, last week struggling against the winless Caulfield a side Werribee disposed of by 118 points . This match is likely to herald the changing of the guard, confirming Werribee's status as the section's top side while relegating St Bemards to mid-table challengers, Werribee by 24 points . This CV_' afternoori s most intriguing game is out at Marcellin College, where the home side take on a fired up De La Salle unit. Both U19 1 Shuttleworth 1 29 sides are three-and-three having displayed indifferent form University Blues Lee D 2 19 Werribee early in the season, and are hard to separate . 3vlarcellin did win Pyle 4 18 s by 75 last week and on home turf should be favourites, but I'm Old Xav Hancock 4 16 De La Salle 16 tipping an upset, De La by 5 points . Elsewhere easy victories Old Scotch 1 Snaddon should be on the cards for Old Xavs over Brighton and St iil9 2 Kevins over Uni Blues, while Old Scotch should avenge last 0 16 Morrison Rupertswoo d 0 15 week's loss with a win over Caulfield .

Dimek Banyule Viewbank 0 14 Section 2 Review Oldfield y Old Trinit A minor upset out at TEAC where the Bombers got back onto 0 13 Jorgenson Colle an i s the winning list at the expense of Collegians . Mansour, Zammit eT193 and Stone, with four goals were stand-outs for the home side, Old Carey Ashworth 1 27 who remain in that tightly bunched group in equal 4th .

Oakleigh Briggs 3 19 A little further up the highway, Rupertswood dispatched the Whitrfriars Woods 2 18 .

Vk'ith Brennan an Bears by 46 points in a high-scoring affair University Blacks Bell 2 14 irrepressible target, booting 7 sausage rolls, and Watson & St Bedes Terrell 0 14 .

Phillips combining in the middle, Rupo were rarely troubled Whitrfriars Aballah 0 13 Two first gainers in Dean and Holies slotted beautifully into the Aj ax Peters 3 13 tT19 Blue mix .

Old Ivanhoe confounded all predictions with a scintillating last Bentleigh Ridgeway 0 32 .

Trailing by 38 points, the quarter effort . against Beaumaris Peninsula Smith Doers hoisted the wet sail and motored home with 9 goals to 7 StJohns Ryan 0 2 1 none. Dawkins (6) was again fantastic, and had good support De La Salle l~orwood 11 20 from Fowler and Britten . For Beauy. Couples (4) and Wall Peninsula De Lange 1 16 Oakleigh Clays Nasrallah 3 14 battled hard .

3 All smiles at Trinity who recorded their third win over the Ormond Robbins 2 1 .

The screws were turned in the 2nd and 3rd terms, U19 Blue 4 Wellers 0 despite the efforts of Pinkney & Shanks for the home side . De La Salle Davis Morrice burst from the bench and teamed with "Ding Dong" for 4 goals apiece, whilst "Faz" Burgess producing a very sleazy game in the middle .

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by Team Barlow and Statham . The second half was more competitive effort, with the Blackers' taking the foot off the gas, and Parade will only learn from this experience . Good games from Sage and Seneca .

After the 6th pull of the cord, the Ashers have finally got the motor running, outlasting the Unicorns by 5 goals at home .

The Asher's superior desire saw them score 34 to zilch in the last stanza . Mazur (7) should be hoisted high with Solimo & Phillips . For the visitors, it's back to the drawing board .

The Friars responded well to an Oakleigh flyer, but couldn't sustain it, succumbing by 20 points . Absorbing footy in the middle quarters, but once Oakleigh got the first goal in the last, they were never threatened . Luke Kaldor and AJ Adgemis were good Friar defenders, but couldn't match Costigan and that man Groake .

The Tigers need to join my own team for some goal kicking this Thursday after they hit the main break kicking 2 .13D The Carey class prevailed in the last as they hit the front with Bessant and Stocco in the groove . For the Tigers, the efforts of Waters, Marks and Ritchie did not go unnoticed .

Round 7 tip s Blacks versus Jacks - Blacks by stacks, well 6 goals . The Raiders by plenty, say 10 large, over Monash . Krushers to continue their surge, over Therry by 33 points . Tough one for the Tigers, but they'll tuck the Friars away by 8 points . A nightmare for the Unicorns as Carey will run riot by 15 goals+ .

Under-19 Blue - Review The Demons kicked with their non-preferred foot in the first half, then changed to regular footy, winning by a lazy 102 points . The "Wyld/West Show" came to town for Bentleigh as they ran all over the Swans . Happy to see Fiedorowacz and Ayoubi in the best for Sth Melbourne .

The JOCs scoffed at my tight game prediction and had the game shot by half time . Kennaugh had a day to remember with "Basil" D'Oliviera (one for the cricket fans) holding up his end . The Clays will want to forget this one .

High scoring and entertaining footy at Le Gunn, but the visitors licked the postage stamp better by 9 points . The Rovers launched a stirring fight back to snatch the lead in the dying minutes . Best for the victors was Leigh Cave while Cannell kicked 5 goals . The Monds had plenty of goal kickers, with Davis (4) the best return .

Mazenod were very disappointed with their efforts against De La Salle (2) last Saturday . The De La boys were first to the ball all day and, as a result, recorded a massive 106 point win .

Weekes & Mather can hold their heads high, but no-one could contain Morwood (11 snags) . Crowe and Silvers .

The top two clashed at Bennetswood, where the Pirates handed the Animals a"right royal towelling" . No idea who did well for the Pirates (Mitch must be on location somewhere!), but the ESL crew were led by Ford, Robin and Stafford .

Round 7 tips Swans will just fall short ofJOCs by 22 points . The Clays may score an upset over the Rovers by 9 points . The De La train will stop at Benileigh and go no further, down by 56 points .

Pirate party time, the Nodders will feel pain, by 14 goals . The Monders just can't take a trick, the Animals by 10 goals .

Section Red - Revie w Six rounds in and Fitzroy still remain undefeated, the Reds easily disposing of North Old Boys last weekend by 138 points . Despite having inflicted a similar margin just three rounds earlier . NOBs were no match for a side who are far too strong on paper, the Reds now 6-0 and boasting the third best percentage in all VAFA sections. Still only four points behind,

La Trobe continue to match their ladder-leading counterparts, the Uni side comfortable 96 points winners over the UHS-VU/SBC combine . Elsewhere Old Xaverians (2) upset Old Westbourne by 33 points, while Rupertswood (2) held off a courageous Bulleen outfit the second-string side home by 6 points.

Preview Fitzroy will be out to stretch their undefeated record when they travel to Old Westbourne this afternoon . The Reds have been in superb form winning their past two games by hundred-plus margins, while Old Westbourne have shown only glimpses of promise . Once again this afternoon the Reds shouldn't be troubled, Fitzroy by 40 points . Although statistics show La Trobe should also win easily when they travel to Bulleen, the Bullants are in better form then their ladder position suggests the side unlucky to go down against Rupertswood last weekend . Having lost three games by 8 points or less, Bulleen will be ruing not taking the four points against lesser opposition, especially when they come up against the section's heavyweights like La Trobe, the Uni side by 35 points . Elsewhere Old Xaverians should record their fourth consecutive win away to the UHS-VU/SBC combine, while North Old Boys should bounce back from last week's thrashing and defeat the well-rested Aquinas .

TODAY'S MATCHES UNDER-19 SECTION I Old Xaverians v Old Brighton St Kevins v University Blues St Bernards v Werribee Amateurs Old Scotch v Caulfield Gr at Camberwe ll Sports Groun d Marcellin v De La Sall e

UNDER-19 SECTION 2 Collegians v Rupertswoo d Banyule Viewbank v Old Ivanhoe Old Camberwell v Old Essendon Gr at S tradbrok e Park, Kew (45 K4)

Old Trinity - Bye Beaumaris v Old Melburnian s UNDER-19 SECTION 3 AJAX v University Black s

Old Paradians v Monash Blues Oakleigh v Therry Penola 0 B St Bedes Merit Tig v Whitefriar s MHSOB v Old Carey U NDER-19 ( 2) BLUE

South Melb Districts v St Johns 0 C Oakleigh Clays v Hampton Rovers - game switched from ori ginal draw De La Salle (2) v Bentleigh Peninsula 0 B v Mazenod 0 C Ormond v Emmaus St Leos 0 C at Sportsco速ef Arena, May 2B at 6 .15 p.m .

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OID ESSENDON 4.1 6.8 10 .8 16.13 (109) COLLEGIANS 4.2 5 .2 10 .5 12 .5 (77) Old Essendon : Stone 4 Baddeley 3 Baskan 2 Towner 2~Vilson Rumble TZ Cerantonio Z.annnit . Best : Mansour Stone Fitzgerald Mitchell 7arnmitTowner .

Collegians: Details not received. Umpirns: Jason Line Paul Matton P Leah Gannon Adrian Borg (B) RUPERTSWOOD 6.2 10 .11 13.17 21 .21 (147) BANYUIE-VtEWBAN)3 5.4 9 .6 13.13 14 .17 (101) Rupertswood: Brennan 7 Dowsett 4 McEwan 2 Watson Bradley Boxall Harrison Vanboxtel Phillips Motile Evans . Best : Phillips Boxall Brennan • VJenke 4 Po}'ser 3 Morgan 2 Harrison Monte Gaunt. BaayulaVi Stavropolous 2 Brockmell Tsingaris Christian . Best: Wenke Kavr" Adams Herbert Park Skicko. Umpires: Sean Sculty(Snr) David DAltera (F ) 8.6 17 .12 (114) DID IVANHOE 1 .2 6 .4 BEAUMARIS 6.5 12 .5 14.8 14.12 (96) Old Ivanhoe: Daw4dru 6 Fowler 3 Keane 2 Britten 2 Harrison 2 Foster Safa.

Best : Fowler Britten Dawkins Hargrave Foster }'leston. Beaumar3s: Couples 4 Clemente 3 Berry 2 Hill 2 Edmeades 2 Bowker I . Best : Berry Dean Couples PJall Evans Wilson. Umpires: Bruno Savi Brian Woodhead (F) Michael Bather Michael Neilty (B) OID c Id, 1 .4 2.7 4.8 7.13 (55) DID TRINITY 2 .4 7.8 12.11 17.15 (117) Old Camberwell : Melzer 3 B. Cottrell Rigzin Taylor Tsindos . Best: Pinkney Renshaw Morley Shanks Salfpas Bruce . Old Trinity: Bell 4 Morrice 4 Bourke 2 Hogarth 2 Pourgess Butler Kelly Kenna Simmons . Best: Kenna Kelly Hore-Lacey Mortice Webster Burgess . Umpi re s: Anthony Damen (Rot) Jack Lloyd (F) Blake Curtis Alex Koutsoukis (B )

OLD MEIBURNIANS HAS THE BYE UNDER-19 SECTION 3 17TFd2RY PENOLA 3 .1 42 8.5 9.6(60) AJAX 3.3 6.8 11.11 17.14 (116) T9eeny Penolo : Capewell 3(3uinn 2 Leslie 2 Skiathitis Morris . Best : Quinn Windus Sawyer Boyd Leslie Capewell . BJAY_: Nanfin 4 Routman 3 Peters 3 Gieoni 2 A Lewis 2 Chester Luran Goldman . Best: Kagan A Lewis Goldstein Chester Nanfin Shaiced . Umpires: Nick Brown Dinritri Pappas (F) Perrin Brown Julian Macc.ioni (B )

UNI BLACKS 6.2 11.2 15 .4 16.7 (103) OLD PARADIANS 1 .2 2.6 4 .10 8.14 (62) Uni Blacks: Statham 4 H Barlow 4 D Barlow 2 Bell 2 Ross 2 Howson And .

Best: D Barlow H Barlow Sheldon Statham McGowan Scott old Paradirms : Luff3 Derham 2 Cowles Magaton Whyley. Best: Sage Cowles 7ivanavic Hussey Seneca Spitty. Umpires : Mark Alexander (F) 50

B10NASH BLUES 3.3 6 .6 8.9 13 .13 (91) 9.6(60) BSASOB 2.4 6 .4 9.6 &iona.gh Blum Mazur 7 Adamson 2 Gurr McDonald Cobban Solimo . Best : Phillips SoHmo Mazur Barlow Shields Pollard. NHSOB: Higouns 3 Mitchel 2 Atkins 2 Goldy Hi gginbottom. Best: Parker McGacth Gold Taft Higons.

Umpires: Tom Haysom Darren RowHn ..on (F) W1BIEEFSUAFLS 4.1 5 .3 8.5 9.5(59) OAfilEdGH 2 .1 6 .4 9.9 11 .13 (79) : Marchesi 3 Woods 2 Day Walker Arthurson Tartaglia . Best 9fif Kaldor Adg^,mis Merriest Stagg Lcskt fvihurson . Oaklelgh : Castigan 4 S Brigp 3 Groake 2 Holden Cleary. Best: Costigan htiddlemiss Counihan Lamb J Briggs Gmake . Umpires : Graham Thwaites (Rnt) (M

4.2 5 .7 5 .12 9.14 (68) OLD CAREY ST BEDES 0 .9 2 .13 5 .18 5.18(48) Old Carey : OBrien 2 Dudman Cornwell Thompson Gkanne Ashworth Carpenter Niven. Best: Eddison Bessant Alexander Dudman Stocco Davis. St Bedes: Waters Lynch Griffiths Porter Ritchie, Best Waters McMurray Marks McNeil Ritchie. Umpires: Brett Herskope Tom Mahon (F) Dean Herskope Michael Roche (B) Malcolm Fflleul (G ) UNDER-19 (2) BLUE 1.10 3 .18 14 .19 21 .25 (151) BENTLEIGH 7.7(49) S'Sgl VET DiST 0 .1 1 .5 4.6 Bent: R Morris 5 Forrest 5 West 4 Meehan 7llbgstatn Lewis Dewar Davis .

Best: Davies Weld Smith }Vest t .evts Meehan. Sth Haiti Dist: Benv~e9 nuto 2 Domingo Yelland Tangas Batchelor . Best: Whiting Batchelor Redorawricz Ayoubi Mahoney Benvenuto. Umpires: Sarah McGill Jack Fagan (F) Gmeme Booth James Patrick (G) ST JOHNS O C 4 .7 9.11 16.13 19.18 (130) OAIEIG€3 CLAYS 0 .2 1 .5 3.6 8.10 (58) St Johns 0 C: Nguyen 5 Kennaugu 4 Blythe 2 Peake 2 Jacotine Riley Horton MorelloTiuner Walker. Best Magee Walker D'OltvierA Kennaugh Riie~Homan .

Osleigh Clays : Nasrallah 3 Lazvakis 2 Nethtt 2 Thompson . Best Cook Sotoulis Bilithlo Iazarakis Nevitt Plozza. Umpires: Mitch Buxton (F) 4 .4 5.7 12.9 17.11 (113) ORMOND HAMPTON ROVERS 4.2 11 .7 13.11 18.14 (122) Ormond: Davis 4 Mitsios 2 B Robbins 2 Ashley Black Brosnan De Norris Fisher Jacobs Machin S?yers David . Best Evans Brosnan Barnes Davis Robbins Machin . Hampton Rovers: Connell 5 Pinto 4 Giasoumi 2 0 Brien 2 7ampaglione 2 Malthouse Newton Watkins . Best: Connell Cave Giasoumi Pinto Kenny Newton. Umpires: Anthony Vaiopoulos Mark Jenkins (F) Symeon Vaiopoulos Victor Vaiopoulos (G ) 4.1 5.3 6.3 8.7(55) MAZENOD DE lA S Sld E (2) 7.2 10.5 17.9 25.11 (161) Mazenoit Norman 2 Weekes 2 Nutting 2 Johnson Pecora. Best: Regan Norman Bradley Castricum Weekes . De In Salle (2) : Morw^ood 11 Casey 4 Fleeteher 2 tloward 2 Murphy 2 b4cCardle 2 Meikl john Smyth . Best Crowe Morwood Silvers Murphy Robson Meiktejohn . Umpires : Patrick Couflhard (F) EMMAUS STIEOSOC 0.2 1.9 5.11 9.13(67) PENINSULA O B 12.5 17.5 19.8 26.13 (169) Emmaus: Whelan 4 Stafford McPhee Kay Barry Ford. Best: Ford Barry McCann Robin Damim Stafford . Penins: D Smith 7 Miller S Stain(orth 3 Wignall 3 Madder 2 De Lange Kenny Boumon O'Loughlin Jay Kriebel . Best: Preston Dade-Bell Heggle Stain(orth Barron O'Loughlin, Umpires: Tony Utley (F) UNDER-19 (2) RED AQUINAS 0 C HAS THE BYE R o0D (2) 2.3 7.12 10 .20 12 .22 (94) B 4.3 7 .3 9 .5 13 .10 (88) Rupatinvood : Pretty Silvester 3 Smith 2 M Arthurson P Barry D Glen Jones .

Best: Pretty Sihtster P Barry Glen Jones. BuIleen Tempi : Lee 4 Georgalopoulas D Millar 2 S Millar P Va jhlis Saari Meadows M L'olgis . Best : Lee Geocgatopoulas S Millar P Vol~,pis Coulston Saad . Umpires: Scott Fraser (F) TA TROBE UNIVERSITY 8 .3 12.11 18 .15 22 .18 (150) UHS-VU/ST BERNARDS 3 .5 5 .7 6 .11 7 .12 (54) La Trobe University: Lynch 6 Redmond 4}}ood 3 Borelli 3 Van Got 2 Whitehead Edwards McMaster Tomlinson. Best: Wood McGough Van Got Lynch Bereft Davies. UHS-W/St Bernards : Clarke 3George 2 DeCampo 2.

Best: Tumer Dube Oakley George Trevzthan Pegg~ Umpires : Geoff Kell}' Josh W'hite-Spier (F) PTIZROY REDS 5 .4 10 .13 14.17 25 .23 (173) NORTH OLD BOYS 1 .2 1 .2 3 .4 5 .5 (35) Fitzroy Reds : Chiew 10 Magee 6[.eiaster 2 Greenwood 2Topp 2 Dullard 7rka Edwards, Best : Magee Edwards Donato 7ika Younger' Chiew. North Old Boys: S O'Connor Inin Jensen Flanders Burgess . Best Kennedy Raby Burgess S 0'Connor O'Halloran White . Umpires : Di Whiteley David Murray (F)

Oil) RAVERTPddS 2 .3 4.6 6.9 12.11 (83) OLD WESTBOUF;NIS 5 .3 6.7 8.8 8.11 (59) Old Xaverlimse Quinn 4 Murray 3 Dynon 2 Trahair Henderson Vaughan .

Best Patterson Adams Rubira Quinn Meehan Murray . Old e: lt7iiting 4 Ristevski 3 Hudson . Best: Grysan Hudson Tanner Whiting Squarct. Umpires: Brian Nunn Ryan Hense (E) p THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2004

IJnd.er°®19 - Section 1 CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 1 Noblett T 2 Wearne J DVC 3 Murphy C Ca 4 BuckthougM D 5 Hammond T 6 Hammond C DVC 7 Rudd WVC 8 9 Edr+ar ~ ds N 10 Winter G 11 Evans R

12 Goodwin-Doming S 13 Strain A 14 Lill C 15 Andrew T 16 May C 17 Nibrando A

~ 18 Kearsey J 19 Pdts J 20 Lord S 21 Hepworth W 22 Patterson A 23 D'tvcy Z VC 24 Benkemoun M 25 Fagan T 26 Kalaja E 28 Nicklos M 31 Ganood S 33 Logan A 39 Cater B 42 SundbEtg M 45 Acfield B

BE LA SALLE (BLUES) Coach : David Madigan Asst: Scott Jones 1 T. Kovess 2 A . Quick 3 M . Fieldsend 4 M . Brown (c) 5 T. John J . Pitcher 7 D . KeelyY 8 V. Moloney 9 B . Vague (vc) 10 N . Smith 11 A . Hancock 12 S . Conway (vc) 13 B . Davis 14 W. Dwyer 15 D. Hocking 16 L. Casey

17 L. Bowden 18 V. Buckley 19 S . Morwood 20 M . Demicoli 21 J. McGuiness 22 T. Donegan 23 R. McArdle 24 N. Stewart 25 C. Kelliher 26 M . Harkness 27 L . O'Donnell 28 L . Jarvis 29 M . Nankervis 30 J. McKenzie 34 D . Rayson 36 S. Crowe

37 A. Shields

MARCELLIN

Coach: Dean Rossely 1 . T Money 2 . A Papaluca 3 . J Carlson 4 . J Mahon 5. J Bortolotto 6. S Considine 7. M Gorgovski 8. A Layton 9. C Nikolakopoulos 10. J Williams it . S Farelly 12. D Valsorda 13. A Power 14. R Davis 15. S Tandridge 16. B Ryan t 7. S Nutbean 18. C Purcel l 19. J Crappe r 20• P Deluca 21 . P Robbins 22 . D Carolan 23 . A Ceccomancini 24 . A McGlin 25 . D McMahon 26 . S Preece 27 . J McPadand 28 . C Cogdon 29 . D Fraser 30 . R Redmond Yarra Valley Country

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OLD BRIGHTON

OLD SCOTC H

Coach : Luke Stewart

Coach : Bruce Armstrong Asst Coach : Mike Smith

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1 B Nickless

15 Jackson L

16 Joseph R

19 T Gaunt 20 M Ramag e

17 Kennedy A

21 w Pearce 22 T Kec k

18 Kennet T 19 Latta R 20 Leaf J 21 Materia J 22 Mathieson R 23 May M 24 McDonald L 25 Mooney B 26 Newman M 27 Overend E 28 Parkes M 29 Pasoan! J X 30 Pomeroy 31 Reincke T

32 Salem J 33 Sheehan C 34 Stenner N 35 Tolj C 36 Tregear A

53 D . Browning

Hawthorn Coach U19(1): Adam Sassi Coach 1 .119(2) : David Galbally

ST DERNARDS UNDER 19 (1)

ST.KEVIN'S OLD BOYS Coach : Richard Obee

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23 M Cathi e 24 J Porter 25 Aw Suthenand 26 LTalb ot 27 S Jonas 28 H Dick 29 J Brownell 30 ABoea 31 J Cade 32 R Gerslma n 33 C Backman 34 J Williams 35 S Jackso n 36 S Elde r 37 R Hockin g 38 M ti n 39 H Peters 40 E Cruickshank 41 R Dumaresq 42 S McMurtne 43 S Shields 44 E Water s

45 0 McIntosh 46 D Beanr e

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Coach : Fab Gatti

Coach : Tim Giles

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7 R Taylor 8 S Ryan 9 J Syme

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5 Hughes J 7 Liberatore C

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17 Rogers C 2o Maggiwe M 21 Whelan T 23 Ianazzo D 24 Runnals B 25 Govan C 27 Sytiaxroh M 30 Lancashire D

29 Fusinato R 30 Fnz4_~rafd J 31 Mulrany J 32 RavWa S 33 Crowe 8 Morrison N 35 qp usJ NO 36 hfurra M 37 Trovaid M 38 Fonest J 39 Sahety K

38 Buis K 39 Demotion t .

40 Kavanagh A 43 Stapleton J 45 Johnson B

28 Trahair T

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43 Tobin L 44 Quinn D 45 McCormack R 46 Sweeney J

47 Chapman P 48 Torrance S 49 Corcoran T

50 Chester P 51 BwandE 52 iry 53 ,a, ~n~r S 54 French R 55 Henderson C 56 tavis C 57 Manly D 58 McFa rfane T 59 Pattison L

33 Gourley M 35 Ryan B

50 Schroder R 58 Pitts B

59 Pearson T 70 Prendi E 75 McDermott C

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13 P Mercouriou 14 J Marchesani 15 M Sullivan 16 R Arnott 17 J Charles 18 D Tilkeddi s 19 LGulliver 20 K Mios 21 T WooBe

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23 T O'hanlon 24 D Sulliva n 25 P Gallivan 26 P Longmore 27 J 0'rourke 28 B Cooke 29 P Glenane

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17 . C . Northway (DVC) 18. T. Conn 19 . D . Heinz (Capt)

20 . T. Maddocks

21 . R . Minns 22. N . Shutttewort h 23. N . B u r chel l 24. H . Rankin 25. J . Sundermann 26. D. Hill

30 B Scanlan

27. W. Bright

31 P Mclennan 32 M Sherman

28. M . Torne (VC) y N) 29. L Woodhouse (DVC )

35 E Wilkinso n 36 T Trewin 40 DI Mount

44 J Tennent

30. N. Vandenbosch 31 . J . Green 32. K. Mario 33. C. Ross

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33 S Neohordis

3 . C . Lee 4 . P. Chalmer s 5 . A. Taylor

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17. T. Rosza k 18. N. Addam o 19. P. Cassin 20. P. Spry PrY 21 . S . Turra 22. B. Russel l

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Under-19 -- Section 2 DADYULE-VIEWDAUK Coach : Phiv Demetriou

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OEAU M ARIS

Coach : Mick Deaton Asst: Mark Berry 3 . L. Quirk 4 . L. Hill 5 . D . Wall (DVC) 6 . M . Bramwell 7 . P. Irons 8 . A . Clemente 9 . M. Wilson (C) 11, J . Dickie 14, P. Berry (VC) 15 . B . Norris 16. D . Murphy 17, C. Evans (VC) 20 . J . Atkins 21 . T. Shugg 22 . T. Boreham 23 . C, Terpsenis 25. B . Bowker 26. J . Starke 28. S . Dean 29. T. Waller 33. D. Couples 34. D. Taylor 36. P. Ghys 37. J , Heath 38. J . Edmeades 40. C. S hone 42. S, Hoult 44. S . Vipond 47. M . Imlach 48. K. Gasperino 49. M . Cairns 50. A, Elston 52. J . Williams

COLLEGIANS Coach : Andrew Kenneally Ass Coach : Michael Jones 1 A . Stone 2 M . Parrent 3 M . Rice 3 S . Gilbert 4 A . Bridgeman 5 M . Robertson 6 D. Williamson 7 C. Etg 8 J. Curls 9 M . Rose 10 D. Cannizo It A . Wright - Smith 12 A. Khoury 13 Z . Moon 14 J. Ashman 15 O. Howard 17 D. Stiff 18 A. Fabris 19 J. Holman 20 D. Mutton 21 F. Boland 22 M . Williams 22 E. Adams 23 C. Lynch 24 J. Jorgensen 25 T Higginbotham 27 G . Rowstan 29 J. Little 30 R . Cremar 31 N. Bobeff 33 A. Gregory 36 T. Wilson 38 T. Cook 65 M. Lynch ... .

NAM PTOK

Coach : Michael Blake Coach : Anson Brownless I C Payn e

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15 D Streker

28 C Reid

16 K Pereira

33 T Silvers 39 O Keeney

Coach: Mick Lee 1 R Dolman 2 R Heywood 3 0 Lewis 4 J D'OffaY

17 18 P Breitkreuz 19 S Nicholson

20 21 R Turner 22 B McLellan 23 S Corrigan 25 N Salvatore 26 T Krotofil 30 B Tiso,B

40 P Meiklejohn 41 B Flanigan

42 J Fletcher 45 A Hillier 50 D Hassaballa 51 R McArdle 52 M Kennelly 53 J CaseY

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6 B . Mitchell

7 S . Cumming 8 P. Wgnall 9 A . Law

10 D . Brennan

11 M. Kenn y 12 A . de Lange

13 L. Forster 14 L Coghlan

15 J . Preston 16 C. 0lough6n 17 J . Hocking

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19 P. Dade-Bel l 20 C. Matthews 21 H. Nesior

22 W. Miller 23 J. Rhodes 25 S . Jay (dc) 26 J. Murphy

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19 M Purnell 22 M Horton 23 M O'Connor 25 W Magee 26 K Thompson 27 D Kennaugh 28 G D'Oliviera 43 B Toth 48 R Morello

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Old Melburnians, who finished eleven points in arrears .

Section 3 .

University Blues showed my lack of knowledge by soundly defeating my selection Section 1 .

Old Xaverians continued the downward Old Trinity by fi fty seven points . T rini ty had spiral of Prahran, when the "Crocodiles" no an swer to the s trength of Eden and inflicted a fifty eight point loss on the "two Coleman , who con trolled the packs an d the aeri al duels . With a stinging note of rebuke blues" .

St Kevin's finally delivered victory to Ryan by a Blues defender I am eating humble pie .

Quirk, when they convincingly defeated Old La Trobe University an swered my criticisms Brighton by fifty five points . St Kevin's are in the best possible m anner as they defeated Old Scotch by nine points in the closest game now fifth and pose a threat to the top four.

De La Salle jumped back into the top four of the round . through their thirty two point win over Old Old Geelong were largely untroubled to defeat Essendon . Ben must have had the Buick Monash G ryphons by forty nine points . components firing on all cylinders to have North Old Boys gave further notice of their str ength by defeating Caulfield Grammarians won so well out at Keller.

Leaders, Mazenod maintained their unbeaten by nine ty nine points . record with a sixty two point win over Old St Leo's leapt into third position when they overwhelmed Old Carey an d won by one Scotch. hundred and seven ty six points . For ty nine Marcellin had the bye . scoring shots to three clearly tells the story.

Section 2 .

Collegians won their first game in a convincing manner when they defeated Whitefriars by sixty five points . The value of the victory was enhanced by it being recorded at Donvale . My tipping in this game was far i .'IiP ;i .

4.5-f .'{i eG' removed from reality such was Collegians GLCI^ dominance. I am suitably chastened .

Ci 8 i Therry Penola had a comfortable win at home Mazenod 29 Fothergill over Eley Park by twenty seven points .

20 Harvey P St Kevins Old Scotch, who ran out winners by twenty Mazenod 16 Buszard two points over University Blacks, moved up Prahran Cartlidge 16 to third place . '1'he Blacks slipped to sixth C1 8 12 and fell further behind the leaders .

Old Scotch Simon 1 22 Monash Blues led Old Xaverians by twelve Therry Kerman 4 17 points at half time and on their performance University Blacks Merlo 0 9 seemed likely winners . However they could Old Xavs Gleeson 0 9 only score twice in the second half as Old Xaverians surged forward to win by sixteen CIS 8

What an interesting set of results was provided in Round 6!! The top bracket of teams changed very much in each section as a consequence of unexpected results . My success rate was in the Heinz range i .e .57% .

Review of Round 6 .

points . Rover Joe O'Dwyer played well for Monash in the first half (at least) .

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Section 1 .

Old Xaverians are my selection to defeat Old Brighton, who will lack the depth to extend the "Crocodiles' throughout the game .

De La Salle should defeat Prahran, whose injury numbers have depleted their line up Old Scotch with a final's berth available should defeat Old Essendon, whose numbers do restrict their options on the field .

Mazenod should continue on their winning way at the expense of Marcellin .

Section 2 .

Collegians, confident after tasting victory last week should be able to defeat Therry Penola, whose away form in 2004 has not matched their home standard .

For University Blacks to have any chance of participation in the finals they must account for Eley Park today . As their forward line has performed better than that of Eley Park, I select the Blacks to win once more .

Monash Blues won a lot of the ball last week but faded badly in the second half. Today they should win over the disappointing Whitefriars who remain winless .

Old Xaverians travel just north to play Fitzroy Reds . The Xaverians managed a second half comeback to win, whilst the Reds defeated leaders, Old Melburnians .

This form should ensure a good contest .

Although the Reds will make the contest competitive, I select Old Xaverians, who really are now the Section trend setters .

The rivalry between Old Scotch and Old Melburnians, which dates back to 1858, will be renewed today. Old Melburnians started well before faltering to Fitzroy Reds in Round 6 . On the other hand Terry Kendall has built his side into a formidable outfit, which has gone from strength to strength .

At home I favour Old Scotch to record a narrow victory.

Section 3 .

University Blues strength and height will enable them to defeat La Trobe University in the academic contest in Kensington . From my observations, La Trobe will have no answer to the Blues quick ball movement and hard running game plan .

The loser of the Old Scotch versus Old Geelong game will drop away from the sectional leaders and probably will be able to bid "good bye" to 2004 finals' hopes . I favour Old Scotch because of their more

consistent form and their better forward line where Simon Ilingworth is like a traffic officer, such is his control of ball and personnel .

North Old Boys will face a severe test today when they play Old Trinity, who will be keen to atone for last week's loss . Even on the Gillon Oval, my selection is Old Trinity, whom I expect to win a closely fought contest .

The fortunes of Emmaus St Leo's and Caulfield Grammarians have fluctuated this season with the Bennettswood boys now in the ascendancy . Today I favour Emmaus St Leo's to continue on their winning way .

Monash Gryphons should possess sufficient talent to defeat Old Carey, who must have left Chris Hickey's instructions in the pavilion last week . Matthew, please don't allow your charges to let me down now that I am on your bandwagon !

Correspondents Please let me have your news by noon Monday. Telephone 9467 2857 or e mail nknugent@alphalink.com .au

TODAY'S MATCHES CLUB 18 (1) Old Xaverians v Old Brighton St Kevins - Bye

De La Salle v Prahran Old Scotch v Old Essendon Gr Marcellin v Mazenod 0 C CLUB 18 (2) Collegians v Therry Penola 0 B Eley Park v University Blacks Monash Blues v Whitefriars Fitzroy Reds v Old Xaverians (2) Ramsden St. Res, Clifton Hill Old Scotch (2) v Old Melburnians a t Camberwell Sports Ground CLUB 18 (3) University Blues v La Trobe Uni Old Scotch (3) v Old Geelong North Old Boys v Old Trinity Emmaus St Leos 0 C v Caulfield Gr at 9 .30 a.m .

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9 OLD BRIGHTON 1 .4 5 .6 8.8 .6 19 .6 (120)

ST S 7 .1 13.4 15 : Cochran 4 Sedgwick Rhodes Ryan Ross Old Brighton G . St Kev* .

Sher. Best : Norwood Parnham G Earl Ross Rhodes Sedgwick Harvey 4 Scarlo 3 MeGuiness 2 Gentalumo 2 Aloi P McInerney Quirk Wood K McInerney M McInerney . Best : Keorns Scarlo Mclness G Smith S Smith Aloi Biggin. Umpires : Tony Byrnes Paul Rapke (Fl

uanOgr Trpl HAS THE BYE 7 .5 7.5(47) `tDOTt 2 .3 3.4 OLD Ef 1 .2 7.5 8 .5 12 .7(79) DBi .- ., LIZ Wright . Best: O'Brien Old :,endon: Steven 2 Buckley 2 G Barry 2La Salle : Roberts 7 M Steven Wheeler Gradzki Morrison Miller. De : Dimble Roberts M Brasher Brasher 2 N Buick B Buick Jennings . Best Matton (F) .

Umpires : Paul Moore Clinch Jennings .11 (101)

2 .3 6.4 12.7 15 MAZENOD .2 6.3(39) OLD SCOTCH 2 .1 4.1 4 .

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Eley Park Stevens Savery Ward Topic Freeze Kennec 2 Blake Smith Creswell . Best : Creswell Cavell Roll Versteegen Smith Jackson . Umpires: Rick Benson (F) BLACKS 13.9 (87) II 3 .3 5 .5 6.8 ~ Uni Blacks : S Spong 3 T Portet 2 A Steer T McCallum J Black K Prestidge. Best: S Bloodworth T Portet T McCallum G Thompson S Spong.

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1813 7.0 8 .1 10.3 (63) OLD 2.0 7.2 12 .3 19.6 (120) Uggiy BLUES 5.1 Gray S Cade Cristiano Brawn C Old Trinity: Chiffey 3:Arrowsmith Christopherson Gamble Heaven Burgess Taylor Treadwell Gamble. Best 3 Coleman 3 Maplestone Crawford . University Blues : Baker 5 Girdwood : Costin Maplestone .

Best 2 Callen Birrell Costin Heine Babetti King Baker Girdwood Moylan Irving . Umpires: David Windlovr (F) 11.10 12 .10 (82) :,A TROBE UNIVERSITY 6 .3 7.7 11.7 (73) 0.1 2.3 6 .3 .' '' OLD SCOTCH (3) Massa Rule La Trobe University: Watson 5 Scanlon 2 Clifford Miller Old Scotch (3): . : Wright Laidlaw Rule Watson Peters Clams Moore. Best Iliingtvorth 8 Walters Addison Leech . Best: Smedley Illingworth Addison : Josh White-Spier (F) .

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DeFegley. Best : Carter Dresser Hetherington Hambridge Lionash Gryphons : Best Ricketts Barin. Umpires: Trevor Hansen (F) 4.6(30) .3 2 .6 CAULFIELD GR 1 .3 2 8.9 14.12 19 .17 (181) NORTH OLD BOYS 5 .4 an Banova (F) .

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Mark Frater Mark Liddell

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Brent Baxter Gary Carr Heath Taylor Rhys Limbrlck Matthew White Scott Whittington Glen Porteous Julian Smith Liam Holloway Christian Gregory Paul Edwards Mark Nancarrow Andrew I)urling Tom Bayford Tim Davis

David Ronchi ichael Mill

Old Trinity

Caulfield Grammarians Caulfield Grammarians Hampton Rovers MHSOB MHSOB MHSOB MHSCD Old Paradians Monash Blues Monash Blues Monash Blues 'Ibeny Penola Therry Penola Old Camberwell] Old Camberwell Fitzroy Reds Fitzroy Reds Orniond

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La'zrooe Urive .

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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2004 59

Review Four rounds are down, which means we are nearly half way through the FIDA season and the ladders are tightly bunched with a pretty even competion .

In round 4 the majority of the games were battled out at Elsternsvick Park in dull and windy conditions . In the first match Ballam Park 1 took on Port Colts 1 in an interesting game Ballam Park jumped out of the blocks and got to an early 9 goal lead at half time. After the break Port Colts put up a very spirited contest and made a very good game of it in the second half, but Ballam Park were to strong winning 13 .6 .84 to Port Colts 2 .3.15 .

In the second Ballam Park to took to the field against Mambourin Ballam proved a little bit to strong for Mambourin winning convincingly 15 .14 .104 to Mambourin 1 .2 .8 .

In the third of our games Moonee Valley played Broadmeadows 2. In a very even first half Braodmeadows 2 went into the major break leading by a single point .

After half time the Valley come out and blew them out of the water in the third quarter kicking 3 goals to Broadmeadows none and that was game over with Moonee Valley recording their first win for the season winning 4.4 .28 to 1 .5 .11 .

In the next game Ballarat played Broadmeadows 1 which looked like it was going to be a close game but Broadmeadows started well and won 5 .11 .41 to Ballarat 2.2 .14 .

The final game at Elsternwick shaped up to be really good game and that was between Maribynong and Parkside, but Maribynong were way to superior and look the team to beat in division beating Parkside 16 .17 .113 to Parkside no score .

The other two games took place at Bulleen Templestowe .

The first game was between the home team Bulleen and O& M Jets 1 in a very close game we saw Bull-Temp hold on by 8 points the scores were 6 .7 .43 to 5 .5 .35 . In the last game of the round O& M Jets 2 played Ringwood in a another close game the Jets continued their unbeaten run beating the gallant Ringwood 6 .3.39 to the inaccurate Ringwood 2.10.22 .

Preview In round 5 we see games spread across all grounds .

In Division 1 we see the top two teams play each other and that is both the Ballam Park teams .

In Albury two games are being played and that is between Ballarat and O& M Jets 1 and the second game is between Moonee Valley and O& M Jets 2 .

The next venue is Port Colts, their first team play BullTemp in which will be a close game . In second game that will take place we will see Port Colts 2 or Ringwood register their first win for the season .

Our final two games for round 5 take place at Mambourin, the first game is Mambourin and Broadmeadows 1 and the final game played is Broadmeadows 2 and Maribynong. Good Luck to all teams for round 5 .

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309 .09

60 316 .67 12 8 207 62 .32 161 84 .47 4 219 57 .99 4 226 i8.5$ 0 0 400 i1 :25

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FhARIBYRNOP3G 4 4 0 0 295 7 4214.29 0 & M JETS 2 3 3 0 0 73 45 162 .22 PARKSIDE 4 3 1 0 239 792 124.48 6ROAOMEADOW52 3 2 1 0 113 78 144 .87 MOONEE VALLEY 4 2 2 0 63 93 67,74 POfiT COLTS 24 4 1 3 0 55 83 66 .27 FSIN6NJ000 4 0 4 0 68 350 19 .43

12 12 8 8 4 0

# had bye last round O&M v Broadmeadows Rill re-matches - to be advised * Received forfeit last roun d

Tribunal ResII#ts : - Roun d 4 Martin Brackley (Broadmeadows) -Striking-Accepted Prescribed Penalty -1 week and 4 weeks suspended sent, Reminder City v Country -12.30pm Sportscover Arena, Elsternwick Par k

Players to be nominated by clubs by no later than Tuesday Jur,o 1"F i'ifler details to be provided once nominations are

eiued.

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THIS FRI. ORt - IIdD V EMMAUS ST LEOS (U19 THIS SAT. OLD TRINITY V. OLD EY13 Y

THIS SUN .

Results of Investigation Hearings - Tuesday, May 25 Kew and Box Hill North charged with a melee in their senior match played at Kew on Saturday May 15th .

Both clubs accepted the prescribed penalty for a minor melee . Kew $100 (1 at offence for seniors over the last two year period) and Box Hill North (2nd offence for seniors over the last two year period) .

Other St. Johns 0 C fined $150 and notation on club file for a spectator abusing umpires during the three quarter break in the match against Bentleigh's Under-19s on May 1 at St . Johns .

NO MATCHES

NEXT SAT. COLLEGIANS V. ST KEVINS NEXT SUN . VAFA V. W L- U2 3 12 JUNE NO VAFA MATCHES QUEEN'S BRITHDAY 13 JUNE NO VAFA MATCHES QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY 19 JUNE ELSTERNiTJICK V . ALBERT PARK

(1500TH Game) 20 JUNE IVHITEFRIARS V. OLD SCOTCH 26 JUNE OLD MELBURNIANS V. UNIVERSITY BLUE S 27 JUNE MAZENOD V . ST BEDES MENTONE TIGERS

Rank

Jay Brockwell, BanyuleNiewbank ( Under-19) . Abuse of umpire, 1 match .

Jamie Saad, Bulleen Templestowe ( Under- 1 9). Striking, 2 matches .

"Jamie Baud, Eltham . Abuse of umpire, 2 matches , Accepted Prescribed Penalt y

Barry Hickey Norm Nugent Glen Harrison Gavan Flower Andrew Wu Fraser Cameron Tom Brai n

Cam Nation Johathan Horn

rves(C18 Seniors/U1 9 ure to phone failure to provide ~cUr s by 2 .30pm final scores by 5pm Aquinas (R) Peninsula OB (S) Old Essendon (C) Prahran (S ) Old Brighton (U) Old Xaverians (2) (U) 3' ;zoned incorrect scores - Round 5 Old Mentonians (S) . Uni. Blues (U), Old Paradians (U), Old `.7estbourne (U)

Out o f

Nam e

Peter Willamson Ed Sill

raca ($5) ; ~: z~aorzd offence ($25) ; third ice ($50);fourth offence ($100); each -J.~Rm t offence ($100).

D2 D3 D1 Club XVIII

Total Score Out of I 23 22 22 61 21 21 20 55 19 31 16

30 30 30 86 30 30 30 84 30 54 30

%

77% 73% 73% 71% 70% 70% 67% 65% 63% 57% 53%

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C-: ame the ; rid square wl re !,u think the ball was in the original photo.

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PE : Successful entrants who correctly nominate the K-id square in which the majority of the ball was, go into a major "Luc] Draw" at the end of the season for a significant prize (still to be determined) . Watch this space!

Last week, ball was in : 0 winning entries from 10 received .

HOW TO ENTER : One entry per pers which appears down right hand side o f

VAFA PO Box 359 Elstermkick 3185 or fax

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L 11 For _ Agst __ /---1 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 4

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0 1 2 2 3 4 4 4 5 5

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634 734 574 465 461 496 503 420 400 432

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