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This weekend sees the final match of the first AAFC Championship Series which began in 2002, and has seen to date five matches played betwee n I ourselves, the South Australian Amateur League and the Western Australian rlmateur League. Regardless of the result this weekend, the VAFA will on •°''r Saturday night be crowned the Champion Amateur State and one would expec t to see a reasonable number of VAFA players named in the All-Australia n Amateur team, also to be named on Saturday evening as part of the presentations. The players selected will have played an outstanding game or PHILSTEiTENS ;ames over the three year period, or alternatively put in a number of consistent CHIEF EXECUTIV E performances over the three year period .

OFFICER As one of members of the AAFC Executive Committee I would like to take thi s opportunity of thanking the key officials of the three leagues for the smooth administration of the series and the support of the Executive Committees of the three states .

1 refer readers to the next few pages of today's "Amateur Footba ll er" for messages from both presidents involved in this weekend's final match of the series, results of previous natches in the series as well as player lists of the two teams participating in the final match of the series .

In the picture below can be seen Andrew Rechtman (right) from the VAFA Umpires' Association who coordinated the fundraising effort on behalf of the umpires which saw them take out the major prize for raising the largest amount of money in assisting the Cystic Fibrosis Fundraiser .

Many of the VAFA clubs put their muscle behind the "Bangers and Cash" concept with clubs holding sausage sizzles to raise money for CF and compete for the first prize of a designer barbeque .

The CEO of Cystic Fibrosis Victoria Jenny Reece (pictured) said Bangers and Cash had been a huge success for her organisation with community and sporting clubs (including many VAFA clubs) raising over "25,000 .

"Cystic Fibrosis is the most common life-shortening genetic disorer in Australia, affecting the respiratory and digestive systems of over 600 Victorians at any one time" said Jenny .

"At CFV we greatly appreciate the support of the VAFA and its clubs and we look forward to holding even more Bangers and Cash sausage sizzles next season . " I'he other member of the pictured trio is VAFA president B ruce McTaggart . "The VAFA is more than happy to put its name behind many worthwhile projects such as assisting Cystic Fibrosis Victoria . At the moment we are pleased to assist Blood Services Victoria through our annual Blood Bank Challenge, and of course for years we have supported FIDA (Football Integration Development Association)," said Bruce .

The VAFA at the moment is arranging support prizes from its sponsors for clubs that were hot on the heels of the all-conquering VAFA umpires!

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Today marks the final game in the series of the AAFC Championships .

Hopefully, it will be the first of many such series, promoting interstate footbal l and friendly rivalry between the various Amateur bodies, but, principally , providing our players not only with the opportunity to represent their state a t an elite level but also with the opportunity to display their skilis with a view t o playing our great game at a higher level .

Up until the early 1990's, a carnival was played on a triennial basis between Bruce McTaggart the various Amateur bodies . As time went by, pressures of time and work VAFA PRESIDENT meant that players could not commit themselves to a week of football , particularly if they had to travel interstate . The interstate rivalry, particularly between South Australia, Western Australia and Victoria, faded . Then, particularly with the urging of the various state CEO's/Presidents, the concept of the interstate championship in the round robin form was born, and came to fruition with the inaugural game between WA and SA in 2002 . Those who have had the privilege of watching the games played in the AAFC Championships will attest to the quality of the games, and of the spirit in which they have been played . r All the interested bodies have signalled their commitment to the concept in the future, and in particula to the concept that we promote the opportunity for our younger players through specific Under 23 representative games - to display their talents . Is not this what we, as the promoters of Australian football, principally are about ?

Let's hope that we have a great game today, but let's not worry too much about the scoreboard . More importantly, let's hope that the concept of the AAFC Championships continues into the future, and provides our young players with the opportunity to achieve to the display the skills they undoubtedly have .

The last time the South Australian Amateur Footba ll League travelled to Elsternwick Park was in 2001 and the South Australian players and officials have been eagerly looking forward to this weekend and the opportunity to onc e 1 again pit ourselves against the Big V .

There is no doubt that Victoria have been the measuring stick in Amateu r ---~ Football for some years, and SA has not been close to a victory since 1998 when John Dicker the Victorians won by 3 points at Woodville Oval, following the now infamou s ~ter the siren' point by a SA forward .

SAAFL PRESIDENT 'So once again we are here in Melbourne, full of anticipation and confidence that this might just be our year, because, as history tells us, it will happen sooner or later . But apart from the great contest we will witness on this Saturday afternoon, there is the opportunity to again renew old friendships and acquaintances, and perhaps make some new ones .

On behalf of our touring party, I thank the VAFA President Bruce McTaggart for his Association's invitation and Chief Executive Officer Phil Stevens and his staff for their planning for the staging of this match . Andrew Langford-Jones is thanked by the SA Amateur League as well for his contribution to reviving a three state football competition. Regardless of the result I know we will enjoy the Victorian hospitality and the weekend immensely .

I look forward to a great game of football and good luck to both coaches and teams with perhaps a little more luck to the visiting team.

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2002 Championship Match 1 . SAAFL defeated WAAFL in Perth . After showing tremendous form in the early parts of this opening match of the Championships the WAAFL team fell away and the South Australians enjoyed a great first up victory .

Championship Match 2 . Although showing glimpses of excellent form the VAFA displayed slick teamwork and sure ball handling to establish themselves as early favourites for the title . This match was played in Adelaide . pLAYERS NAMED, IN TEAM OF THE YEAR 200 2 VAFA - David Waters, Murray Pitts, Danny Byrne, Ewan Thompson, Travis Ruyg, Tim Harvey, Andrew Ramsden, Bernard Dinneen, Steve O'Conno r SAAFL - Ben Armstrong, Jeremy Jacques, Marcus Trimboli, Trevor May, Mark Edwards, Gary Ellis, Wayne Weidemann, Darren Chandler, Daniel Wakelin, Troy William s WAAFL - Cameron Hall, Chris Perkin, Mitch Holbrook, Steve Haselhurs t 2003 Championship Match 3 . South Australia dominated this match played in Adelaide and completely outclassed the WA boys, who to their credit, toiled hard but were no match for the stronger South Aussies.

Championship Match 4 . As a curtain-raiser to an AFL match at Perth's Subiaeo Oval, the Victorians simply won in every position to outclass the Western Australians to establish clearly that they were the yardsticks for the other two states.

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VAFA - Murray Pitts, Danny Byrne, Carl Steinfort, Paul Corrigan, John Stevens, Luke Hawkins, Tim Harvey, Laz Siapantis, Andrew Ramsden, Ben Jordan, Lincoln Reynolds, Matthew Dennis, Tim Ockleshaw SAAFL - Shannon Van Soest, Marcus Trimboli, Des Vertudaches, Glenn Sandford, Daniel Wakelin, Trevor May, Peter Smit h WAAFL - Trent Cooper, Marty Kennon, Simon Pearce, Chris Perkin .

2004 Championship Match 5 . The WAAFL and the VAFA agreed to a new concept that would see WA and Victoria give the opportunity for younger talent (Under 23) to compete against each other as part of these Championships . The VAFA thoroughly enjoyed the advantage of playing at home easily defeating the young Western Australians. Both states displayed younger players who no doubt will play key roles for their states in the future, with some players from this game expected to play in M atch 6 . The big win assured the Victorians of the title of All-Australian Champion State 2002-2004.

Championship Match 6 . With the title decided, the game will still be fiercely contested as all SA versus Victorian matches at any level are always great contests and wouldn't the South Australians love to stop the Victorians taking the title without being beaten . At stake also are positions in the All-Australian Team based on performances over the period of the Championships .

PLAYERS NAMED IN TEAM OF THE YEAR 2004 This team will be named after the match .

ALL-AUSTRALIAN AMATEUR TEAM. This team will be chosen from the three Teams of the Year . Players who have been nominated in two Teams of the Year should feature . Murray Pitts, Andrew Ramsden, Daniel Wakelin, Marcus Trimboli, Danny Byrne, Tim Harvey and Chris Perkin fit int o this category as "almost certainties" with the others named in the teams a chance . Of course a"bander " in Match 6 could take the selectors eyes an d see some outsiders force their way into this team . This team will receive an All-Australian jumper, a framed certificate as a keepsake and maybe there will be an even greater priz e !!!!!

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Coach : Nick Bourke Coach: Gary Peach Team Manager : Max Lyon Team Manager : Ron Mills Selectors : Tony Amad, Bruno Conti, Peter Hutchinson, Ass Team Manager : Andy France s Max Lyon, Gerard Shelly Runner : KevinHeard Runner/Fitness : Rob Gross Colors : Red, Royal Blue & Yellow Colors : Navy with White V Name Club G B 1 Andrew Ramsden (C) Old Trinity .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. .. . . .. . .

2 Ben Jordan (VC) St. Bernards OC .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . .. . . .. . .

3 Lachlan Ford Old Xaverians . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . .. . . .. . .

4 Danny Byrne St. Bernards OC .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . .. . . .. . .

5 Murray Pitts Beaumaris . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .

6 Bernard Dinneen Marcellin OC . . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . .. . . .. . .

7 Tim Ockleshaw Old Xaverians . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .

8 Ewan Thompson MHSOB . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . .. . . .

9 Mark Corrigan Old Haileybury .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . ~ .. . .. . . .

10 Josh Kitchen Old Scotch . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. .j .. . .. . . .

11 Daniel Flaherty Old Essendon . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . . .. . . .

12 Andrew Lowcock University Blues . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . .. . ..

13 Nigel Credlin Old Camberwell . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . .

14 David Biggs Old Essendon .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . .. . ..

15 Ross Young University Blues . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . .. . ..

16 James Beaumont Old Melburnians .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . .. . ..

17 Chris Goullet St . Bernards OC . . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . .. . .

18 Simon Clarke St . Bernards OC . . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . . .. . ..

19 Dan Jordan St . Bernards OC . . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . .. . ..

20 Cameron Purss Old Xaverians. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . ~.

21 Adam Chatfield Old Xaverians . . . .. . .. . . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . j. . . .. . ..

22 Alister Neville Old Trinity . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . . .. . .. .

23 Caydn Beetham Old Xaverians . . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. ~ 24 Brent Walsh Old Trinity . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . .. . . ..

25 Lucas Fielding St . Bernards OC . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . . .. . ..

26 Quinton Gleason University Blues . . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . ..

27 Mark Luxon Old Ivanhoe . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . ..

Name Club G B 1 . Shannon Vansoest Tea Tree Gully . . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . . .. . ..

2. Denis Iljcesen Henley .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . ..

3. Marcus Trimboli (VC) Rostrevor OC . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . ..

4. Julian Wait Port District . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . ..

5. Joel Tessman Salisbury North .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . ..

6 Josh Pearce Broadview .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . . .. . . . . .. . .. .

7. Peter Smith Gepps Cross .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .~ . . .. . .. .

8• Peter Karounos Adelaide University . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . .. .

9 Glenn Sandford (C) PHOS Camden .. . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . .. .

10 . Adam O'Hara Woodville South . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . .. . . .. .

11 . Paul Merritt Gaza .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . .. .

12 . Nathan Bell Goodwood Saints . . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . .. . . .. .

14 . Jono Fraser Adelaide University .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. .. . . . .. .

15 . Ben Watkins Rostrevor OC . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. .. . . . .. .

16 . Steven Pitt Salisbury North . . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . ..i .. . . .. . .

17• Darren Holland Henley . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. ~.. . . .. . .

18. Adam Douglas Henley . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . .. . . .. . .

20. David Niemann Henley . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . .. . . .. . .

21 . Drew Litster Rostrevor OC . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . .. . . .. . .

23. Nick Egan Port District . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . .. . . .. . .

24. Malcolm Pohlner Goodwood Saints . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. .

I 25. Guy Ridgeway Broadview . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . .. . .. . . .

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26. David Bartel Goodwood Saints . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . ~ 30. Matthew Keatley Kilburn . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . 1 .. . .. . . .

31 . Nathan Seal Port District . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . ; .. . .. . . .

32. Luke Abell Broadview . . .. . ... . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. .~ .. . .. . . .

28 Nick Fallu Caulfield Grammarians . . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . ..

29 Nathan Bingham Old Xaverians . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .~ . . .. . . ..

30 David Boundy Old Paradians. . .. . .. . . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . ..

Officials Head Trainer: Brian Kays Trainers : Andy Goldberg, Geo rgia Jordan Doctor: George Janko Physiotherapist : Paul Trainor Umpires: Tim Sutcliffe (Field), Nathan Eddy, Matt Jenkin son (Boundary) Bernie Jephson, Travis Storti (Goal) - Luke Homes (Emergency)

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Colors: Navy with White V Coach : Josh Vanderloo Coach : Paul Newman Team Manager : Joanna Connolly Asst. Coach : Andrew Redston Runner: Matthew Schultz Team Manager: John Candusso Umpires : Me rv Giles, Dianne Whiteley SAAFL A12 DIVISIO N Name Club G ~ B 1 Mick Mazzarotti Ballarat Knights . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . .. . . .. .

2 Gerard Smith Geelong . . .. . . .. . . . .. . .. . . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . . . . .. . .. .

3 Ian Tanner Ballam Park . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . ..

4 Jamie Ronaldson Maribyrnong Bulldogs . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . ..

5 Ray Warren Broadmeadows Kangas . .. . . .. . . . . . .. . ..

6 Brad Deane Broadmeadows Kangas . .. . . .. . . . . . .. . . .

7 Peter Williamson (VC) Geelong .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. .'.,, . . , . . .. . ., 8 Dan Douthwaite Parkside . . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . . .. . . .

9 Darren Williamson Geelong .. . . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .

10 Peter Willoughby (C) Port Colts. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .

11 Daryl Cousins Broadmeadows Kangas . . . .. . .. . .. . . .. . .

12 Kelvin Walters Gippsland . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . .. . .

13 Les Thompson Geelong . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . .. . .

14 Sean Knight Geelong . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . .. . .

15 Kim Lowcock Gippsland . . .. . .. . . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . . .. . .. .

B Name Club G .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . .. . . .. .

Jurjen Berens Kevin Clements Steven Clifford Mark Collett Phillip Crabb Adam Hamilton Grant Haskard Richard Hillyard Phillip Hollis Ben Hoffman Phillip O'Donnell Dale Paterson Donald Richards Edward Richards Graham Walton

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Emergencies : 16 Ronnie Layton Gippsland . . .. . . . .. . .. . . .. . . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . .. . . .. .

17 Jason Watts Maribyrnong Bulldogs . .. . .. . . .. . ..~ . .. . . .. .

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Old Trinity v Old Xaverians Old Melburnians v De La Salle Old Haileybury v Old Scotch St Bernards v University Blues Marcellin v Whitefriar s B SECTION Mazenod 0 C v Old Ivanhoe St Kevins v Old Paradian s Collegians v St Bedes Mentone Tigers North Old Boys v Beaumari s

UNDER-19 SECTION 2 Collegi an s - By e Old Melburnians v Banyule Viewbank Old Trinity v Old Ivanhoe Old Essendon Or v Rupertswood Beaumaris v Old Camberwel l UNDER-19 SECTION 3 St Bedes Mentone Tigers v AJAX Old Carey v Old Paradians Whitefriars v Monash Blue s

Old Brighton v Old Essendon Gr at Sport scover Arena, Saturday

Therry Penola 0 B v University Blacks MHSOB v Oakleig h

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UNDER-19 (2) BLUE Peninsula 0 B v South Melb Districts Emmaus St Leos 0 C v Oakleigh Clays Hampton Rovers v Mazenod 0 C - switched from original draw, at Boss James Reserve Bentleigh v St Johns 0 C Ormond v De La Salle (2 )

AJAX v Caulfield O r Parkdale Vultures v Emmaus St Leos 0 C Glen Eira v Hampton Rover s

Monash Blues v MHSOB Old Camberwell v Therry Penola 0 B Dl SECTION Salesian 0 C v Fitzroy Reds Banyule v Ormond

Prahran v Peninsula 0 B Yarra Valley 0 B v Aquinas 0 C University Blacks v Old Mentonian s D2 SECTION

Old Geelong v Ivanhoe Assumption Old Carey v Williamstown CYMS Bulleen Templestowe v Swinburne Uni West Brunswick v Monash Gryphons La Trobe Uni v Bentleigh D3 SECTION Hawthorn Amateurs v Mt Lily-dale UHS-VU v Power Hous e South Melbourne Districts v Syndal Tally-Ho Oakleigh v St Johns 0 C Rupertswood v Werribee Amateurs

D4 SECTION Box Hill North v St Marys Elsternwick v Richmond Central North Brunswick v Old Westbourne Albert Park v Bulleen Cobra s

Kew v Eltham Collegi an s UNDER-19 SECTION 1 Old Scotch v Old Xaverians De La Salle v St Kevins Caulfield Or v University Blues Werribee Amateurs v Old Brighton Marcellin v St Bernards

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UNDER-19 (2) RED Old Westbourne - By e Old Xaverians (2) v Bulleen Templestowe Fitzroy Reds v La Trobe Uni

Rupertswood (2) v Aquinas 0 C - switched from original draw, at Rupertswood 9 a.m .

UHS-VU/St Bernards v North Old Boys Oval 2, St . Bernards College CLUB 18 (1 ) Old Scotch v Old Xaverians Mazenod 0 C v St Kevins Old Essendon Or - By e Prahran v Old Brighton Marcellin v De La Sall e CLUB 18 (2 )

Fitzroy Reds v Collegians Old Melburnians v Eley Par k Old Xaverians (2) v University Blacks Whitefriars v Therry Penola 0 B Old Scotch (2) v Monash Blue s CLUB 18 (3 )

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

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Training and Gam e Day Preparation When does game day pre paration begin ?

Game day preparation for the following week's footy match begins the moment the team returns to the change room after the final siren, win, lose or draw . Lost fluids and electrolytes need to be replaced and carbohydrate stores replenished . This is achieved by giving players sports drinks and lollies immediately upon entering . Players are advised to drink at least 2x750m1 sports bottles . Fruit, flavored milk and sandwiches are also passed around to help further replace carbohydrates stores .

Next, players are taken through a warm down . This can be done in a variety of ways . The purpose of the warm down is to help rid the body of lactic acid . Lactic acid is a by product of muscle function after intense exercise, and when present in the body delays muscle restoration . A good warm down helps flush it out thus assisting in a faster recovery . A warm down consists of passive stretching, and where available hot and cold baths/showers and a gentle massage . Once the warm down is completed, injuries need to be reported to the medical team (Doctor/Physiotherapist) . Ice needs to be applied to strains, sprains or corks to help minimize bleeding and compression bandages applied where needed.

The next step in preparation for training is a recovery session the morning after the match . The aim here is to help further flush the lactic acid from the system and gives a chance for the medical team to reassess injuries . A recovery session can be a swim, light jog or walk etc .

Training preparation is variable for each footballer and often depends on new or preexisting injuries . Because of the cross training nature of football these days there is almost always something a player can be doing to keep themselves match fit, even when injured .

They can swim, box, cycle, perform stationary skills, jog .

As the week progresses players prepare themselves mentally and physically for the upcoming game . Injuries are monitored and treated daily and players are encouraged to drink plenty of fluids to keep the body fully hydrated .

On game day players arrive at least two hours before the first bounce to fully prepare themselves . They check the ground's surface to decide appropriate footwear and have their ankles preventatively taped or any "niggles" strapped . Players may see the physiotherapist for a pre-game loosen up or get a rub down from the masseur . There is usually a 20-30 minute team meeting where the coach speaks to the players and then it's into the warm up . It begins with gentle stretching and progresses to more active drills i .e . jogging, knees up and jumping . Balls are then introduced, and body contact drills performed . Next, players head onto the ground and start jogging and kicking drills, all the while building intensity .

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Congratulations to Russell Clowes on playing his 100th game today for MHSOBFC. He commenced in the seniors in 1998 and has played con6nuousfy since . For the past 18

months he has an dogged by severe shoulder injuries but these now appear to be overcome. Russell is a dashing defender with outstanding aeriaI skills and is contributing significantly to the good form of the seniors this year.

With the continuing change in the demographic profile of Melbourne High School it is important for the dub to develop close liaisons with other schools in the South Yarra, Richmond, Malvem, Camberwell and Hawthorn areas .

The senior dub needs to be guaranteed a regular flow through of young foothallers from the U15, U16 and U17 ranks . The Under 19s are the immediate beneficiaries of a strong junior program with some of the most talented players at that level being given great opportunities to play in the senior side .

It is vital that an Under 15 team is regenerated in 2005 so there is a pathway from Year 9 onwards to senior football.

We have now leamt hard lessons . Planning for a new season must commence during the previous season . Contacts in schools made and visits con-

duc .ad. Me'.ooume Unitxims is pleased that : :',yne Johnston (above) is the Skills and Development Coach, providing great expertise in lifting skill levels in all young players.

Many of the current senior footballers have come through the ranks of our junior teams . This must continue, so too our endeavours to recruit from the wider spectrum of the local community.

Support to assist in our junior program is vital . If you can help in any way please contact the dub on 9824 0480 at any time.

Junior sponsorship would be most welcome.

Colin Green President

Well done on this first major milestone Russell .

CHB Tim Harper celebrates his 50th game today, having missed several weeks with injury. Well done to you also Tim on reaching this mark. May there be many more.

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Lions rule the Animals, Ashers squeeze the moments in the Saints, Jackas lead by nine with three last quarter, to minutes to play and the Rovers still snatch it, reverse thei r Vultures peck, but the Unicorns stand tall Round 1 demise . and the Wellers and Fielders slug it out for P ViEW 100 minutes with neither walking away a Fourth place is on the line when the Rovers loser, or a winner . host Parkdale . There's a lot of footy to be played but a win for the visitors would almost REVIEW Blieden and Wolimer laid the Ajax seal the C Grade final's race . Hampton will foundations to set up win number five, only to pressure & harass, but with the Vultures see Hampton Rovers through Lawrence and inspirational playing coach back after a long Burggraaff rise from the ashes to boot six layoff, will fall short .

Monash have eagerly awaited the return bout final term majors and clinch a thrilling victor . ykepingthRovrsfal'pei against the Wellers following their narrow Therry again show they've discovered the loss in Round 2 . Camberwell may suffer a let winning formula, holding h goalless to the down following the build up to last week's final change . Elliott & Brown constantly clash and will need to be on their guard, but brought the ball forward and Rocky Gentile should still have enough Aces in their pack . lapped it up, snagging six . Carse an d Therry come to Caulfield and will look to Ristevski better players for the visitors who make it a"threepeat" of victories as the Lions would think the day and their E tag money begin to hit their straps . The Fielders will be made to earn their possessions but on their could have been better spent!

A tough day for goals at Gerry Green, but home plot should prove a shade more when they needed to be kicked, it was polished .

MHSOB who knew when to produce . Horne, White and Clowes at the forefront . The Vultures through Rochford and Hayes matched the leaders, but a barren thir dstanzelhirf TO7C: L ! Jimmy Barnes once screeched, "there ain't n o second prize", but at least for second there's a C SECTION 4 56 Kirzner double chance, and that fight has intensified Ajax 2 35 Baxter following the tie between the Wellers & Caulfiel Gramm Rowley 1 33 :~ Caulfield . Mitchell and Derry set up the hosts ParkdaledC 3 30 Horne lead whilst the Fields Widjaja and Sharp MHSO B 1 21 Bamert narrowly failed to better it . Points split, an d MHSOB many left to ponder, why not extra time to C RESERVE MHSOB Corbett 0 17 find a winner ?

Wei â&#x20AC;˘ Eira had their chances but the winning Emmaus St Leos Batty 0 22 feeling again proved difficult to bottle! Therry Penola ~t'alker 0 19 i were tested by the Saints, with King Hampton Hanlon 0 18 I.T and Sheedy outstanding, but Janssen Main y MHSOB Frazcek 2 1 1 Fogarty 1 11 and the Blues side survived some an :;ious Old Camberwell

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In an effort to avoid relegation, every remaining game must be considered a final for the Saints . Fortunately for them, today is not a "knockout final" as they saddle up to clash with the Unicorns, who will keep on keeping on .

Ajax and ESL for different reasons are both hurting over last week's results . This afternoon provides the opportunities to erase some of the painful memories. The Animals will battle hard, but the Jackas height and pace will prove decisive .

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2.2 8.4 10.4 11 .6 (72) OLD C/IiBi .'.'rELL CAULFIELD GR 4.2 5.3 8 .4 10.12 (72) Old Camberwell: Horgan 4 Webb 3 Goodale Heffernan Hendrie Peasnell. Best: Mitchell D Deny S Peasnell Williams Horgan Bayford .

Caulfield Grammar: Will 3 Baxter 2 Sharpe 2 Cowlishaw Pearce B Sinclair. Best: Widjana Sharpe Green Pennycuick Pearce Will .

Umpires : Ken McNiece Brendan Devlin (F) Christian Schaeffer Lucas Brass (B) Steven Pipemo Jack Warty (G )

THERRY PENOLA 4 .6 10 .9 15 .10 19.13 (127) EMMAUS ST LEOS 0 .0 0 .6 0 .10 5 .13 (43) Therry panels: Gentile 6 Harmes 5 D Goodwin 2 R Bannister S Bannister Barron Brown Hollow McKay . Best : Elliott Callegari Gentile S Bannister D Goodwin Brown . Emmaus St Leos : Modder 2 Batty Ronche T McCann. Best: Carse Ristevski Volp Phyland T McCann.

Umpires: Peter Liddell John Deering (RFL) (F) Ryan Monaghan (RFL) Gus Carpenzano (RFL) (B) Daniel Brookes Graeme Carter (RFL) (G) 3 .6 5 .8 9.11 12.15 (87) AJAX B A'iPTON ROVERS 2 .2 4.8 6.12 12.16 (88) AJAX: Firmer 4 Blieden 2 Krafehek 2 Vanaken 2 lsraelsohn Lewis .

Best: E Wollner Vanaken Same J Segal Blashki E Raleigh . Hampton Rovers: Davey 3 Hanlon 2 D Anderson Deveraux Flahive Giasoume Lawrence Prantzos Quon . Best: Lawrence Burggraaff Prantzos Hanlon Davey Duddy .

Umpires : Adam Conquest (F) Amanda Whittaker Nick Keating (B) Greg Rollo Peter Maddocks (G ) PAREDAIE VULTURES 2.3 4.7 4 .11 6 .17 (53) MIiSOB 2.5 5 .7 8 .10 9 .15 (69) : Hayes 2 MacGeorge Rowley Rochford C Barr. Best: Parkdale Vultures Rochford Stewart Stephens Dixon P Sullivan . MHSOB : Home 3 Thompson Thiele Taylor Hamilton-Ho Bamert White . Best : Clowes Thompson S McCully Smith Cassell Horne .

Umpires: David Irons Lionel Katz (F) Bruce Stephens Clive Shipley (G) GLEN EIRA 3 .1 6 .4 8.7 11 .8 (74) MONASH BLUES 2 .4 4 .8 10 .11 12.15 (87)

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Glen Eira : Taranto 3 Clements 2 Watt 2 McGaw C Neeson Tkocz Zosens. Best: King Tsirogiannis Sheerly Taranto Zosens . Mon Blues : O'Sullivan 2 Grover 2 Bolton Black(ey Chapman Costley De Young Farrar Smvthe Turton . Best : Janssen Smythe Costley Smith Main Renton ,

Umpires : Jeremy Heffernan (F) Ross Richards Sam Perrin (G) C RESERVE OLD CAMBERWELL 3.4 5.5 5 .6 6 .7 (43) 6 .6(42) CAULFIELD GR 2.0 3.2 4 .5 Old Camb: Joyce Fogarty Hancock Marwood Wallace Scott . Best: .

Caul: A Hasforth 2 Cottrell M Grant S Grant C Hanson G Jellis Joyce B Jenkinson Crathem O'Hoy Poynter. Best : Jacobs Poynter Poulter Crathern Chapple O'Hoy .

THERRY PENOLA 3 .1 6 .3 9.8 11 .6 (72) EMMAUS ST LEOS 1.2 3 .4 4.8 7.10 (52) Theny Panels: Clifton 2 Ferguson 2 Moloney 2 D Goodwin M Goodwin McMahon Finnigan Vaina. Best: Moloney Pirpinias Glesson Hutchison M Goodwin Warren. Emmaus St Leos: Virgo 3 Bruce Camm Landy Perry . Best: E Mitchell Virgo Canon Bruce Perry McInerney.

1.4 3 .9(27) AJAX 1 .0 1 .1 '. ; ;':'::PTON ROVERS 3 .2 6.4 6.8 7.10 (52) AJAX: Nissen 2 Rotenberg . Best : Duzenman Rotenberg Silver Gerber Nissen J Lewski . Hampton Rovers : Malthouse 2 Flynn Johnstone Marshall Mosbey Sprato. Best: Terech Brunmeter Johnstone Brudar Spratt Boyd .

PARRI{BALE VULTURES 2 .0 2.3 3 .3 3 .6 (24) MHSOB 5.1 7.3 9 .5 10 .8 (68) Psrkdale Vultures : Waters Little Ryan. Best: Hampton Baker Criiley Levett Fogden. MHSOB: Fraczek 2 L Taylor 2 Ternes 2 Saultry Ware Neilson Dunne. Best : Ternes Czwamo Bowen Neilson Campbell Orchard.

2.4(16) GLEN EH2A 0.2 0 .2 1 .2 MONASH BLUES 5.4 9 .9 14.14 16 .19 (115) Glen Eirs: Hollow A Diamond . Best: Serpanchy Mills Khanzaal Hogan Zurak Hollow. Monash Blues: De Young 4 Hawkins 3 Murchie 3 Teasdale Dennis Fenaghy Edgall Jones . Best: Wills Tinkler Coe Fenaghy Teasdale Murchie .

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C Section M ORASH BLUES Coach : Jon Edgar Res: James Shady

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Last week this column asked readers for the 4 venues Old Xaverians have called home over the years - no entries received to date (phil@vafa. asn . aaa) 0 fl 0 Last weekend the Old Geelong Football Club recognised its 50tla Anniversary with a function for 480 past and current playeers, officials and supporters at Crown . As part of the evening the OGs named their "Team Of The Half Century" . It reads : B : Richard Weibye Michael Crawford Ian Peak e : Will Paul, Bill Morrison, John Stephen s C: Terry Brown, Tony Poolman, Dan Ritchi : Mark Neeld, John Manton, EvaeH1â&#x20AC;˘' n MacGregor F: Rick Whalley, Andrew Howells, Robert Hesketh Rucks : Jeremy Rasmussen, Bruce Spiden, Cullen Gunn Interchange : Dougal Morrison, Stuart Glascott, Mark Vickers-Willis, James Taylor : Bruce COACH : Evan MacGregor O : Mark Neel d Spiden VICE O 0 0 0 On the same day at Como Park ex VAFA president Richard Evans presented club stalwart Peter Lemon with a "second" VAFA Certificate of M erit . Peter was first awarded this honour in 1987, however 3 days later, having proudly hung his award in the clubrooms it was smashed to smithereens by an errant football and a replacement was never followed up . Richard Evans thought that last weekend would be the grand occasion to give Pete his second certificate, as it coincided with Peter Lemon running his 500th match on the boundary for his beloved OGs .

When we talk about "For Love of the Game" Peter Lemon's contribution to Old Geelong personifies this notion . Well done Peter, and as Richard Evans said on the night ."Yoaa are the f'irst to receive two Certificates o f

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John "Jiggy" Harris - coached the club to 3 flags in a row and 60 consecutive wins Hec Rutherford - captained the club under Harri s I3o-~ Rlackwood - premiership player in 1969 who has remained active in club affair s ` -urt - past champion player and ch, Ificial Leclub official and club umpire since 1988 Reg Miles - a member of the club's 1956 A section premiership side who then continued to serve on club committee, fundraiser and junior coach Ida Marcon - the club's best known supporter ("Ivanhoe Ida" ) Harry Thomas - a lifelong involvement with the club as a player, then president and now is the timekeeper Billy M:c ie - former champion rover, triple best and fairest -winner who also captained and coached the club J oh n Miles - played in 2 premiership sides in the 1950s and has served the club in just about every committee position . A former VAFA Executive Committeeman, John is a VAFA Life Member.

0 0 0 Condolences are extended to John Woo d 's wife Anne and all the family on the sad passing of John - a wonderful gentleman, who passed away on June 24 after a battle with cancer . John was a past champion footballer with the Brun swick ateurs in the late 50s and early 60 s and he was also a VAFA representative player. After moving to the Essendon area John became very involved with St Bernards as both a coach and long serving committeeman . John had 5 sons who played with the club - John, Peter, Greig, David and Chris .

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Big thank you to Mazenod and St Bedes Mentone Tigers for adhering to notices that were placed in the Sportscover Arena changerooms last weekend . Notices had to be placed asking for players not to rinse gear and wash boots in the showers after matches as the ensuing blockages were causing much flooding of the rooms . Not only did both clubs follow the "ask" perfectly but they also swept the rooms to a spotless condition after the match .

0 "®1d. So ldiers Never Die" or should that be "Old Umpires K ee p on Bouncing" . 60 plus youngster B ob O'Halloran umpired the Club XVIII match between Marcellin and Old Xaverians BY HIMSELF last Saturday . By all accounts Bob acquitted himself admirably .

Well done Bob . We need more of your ilk! !

Administrative footnote! ^-. - oints o t : that Bob should not have had to umpire on his own. When the VAFA is only able to appoint one umpire to a C 18 match the ho m e CIS club is to supply the other registered umpire . A match can be abandoned if there is not a second umpire able to officiate in a C18 match .

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Salesian scores its first Senior match points for 2004 : James Keem kicked Blacks rack up 10 straight: 2 victories poles apart, but another bag, and Toby each contributing to the unfolding pattern of our Mcllwraith gave great season's history! drive through th e I.ABT WEEK middle . For Prahran , Blacks v Red s the two Aarons , Blacks were pushed hard by the speedy Reds but still Rhodes at CHB, and Bunnett round the ground flew managed to win as befits a top team . Q3 was the flag especially gallantly. extraordinary in that 10 of the 18 goals for the day THIS WEEK were scored in it, with Blacks being steadier in Q4. Fitzroy Reds v Old Mentonians Paul Kempton had a fine game at HB, Dowsley did well Reds won the R2 encounter by 10 points courtesy of a at HF, Andy Costello was in form at C & OtB (Onya 75% goal scoring productivity rate . Since then Reds Cozzie!) with ruckman Chris Sandiford again superb . have by far the better record and must be favoured to Tim Davis and Ben Atherton played blinders for the win today by 4 goals or so .

Reds and Toby Mitchell is congratulated for achieving Ormond v Salesian OC his 100th game with the Club.

In spite of the lift Chaddie received from last week's Panthers v Monds win, they will find the Monds too hard to handle at What a thriller, again Ormond survived by a miracle Gunn Reserve, and the home side will win by 6 goals . goal, this time from David Beckett in the dying Peninsula OB v Ban e seconds, to give them the points. A fantastic game in The Pirates are hard to beat at home but the Bears are very trying conditions! Daniel teHennepe & Simon seriously finals focussed and should have enough Keleher turned the Panthers attacks time and again talent advantage to win by 5 goals . all day in a fantastic exhibition of intelligent defensive Aquinas OC v Prahran play. Geoff Dart in his 150th was in every pack What a desperate clash this game will be! Both clubs throughout, Justin Costello & Rob Woodland were have to win to maintain/improve their ladder prolific midfielders, and Andrew Carter toiled hard in relativity, and at Ringwood the Bloods should win by the ruck for the Panthers. a few points.

Chaddle v Pirates Well the scribe had the margin right, but good on SOC for upsetting the rest of the prediction! And what a lift it will give the entire Club! On the other hand, Julian Sill and his Pirates must be wishing this season would simply go away! John Nannes continued his stellar year with another heroic effort in the ruck for Chaddie, Adam Davey shone at HB, as did Mark DI ,.. :~Ci : Canavan on one wing and Adrian Stevens on the Yarra Valley Keem 6 37 other.

Banyule Egan 0 26 Bears v Bloods Banyule O'Connell 1 26 The home side was always just that bit too Peninsula Payze 1 25 accomplished for the visitors in spite of some Tornese 6 23 innovative back stacking by the latter. The Bears Fitzroy Reds Grace A 2 22 Ormond defence initiated many attacking moves with Dave Claringbold 3 2 2 Gayfer, Nick Taylor, & Adam Dooley all in great form . Peninsula Darren Skinner was hard to pass at CHB for Aquinas, DI RESERVE Matthew Hunter had many possessions round the Fitzroy Reds Capodiferro 4 31 ground, and Ben Volumbello was another rock in the Fitzroy Reds McKerrow 0 27 backs .

University Blakcs 0 22 Kelly T wo Blues v Bushrangers Banyule Witchell D 0 17 This was nip and tuck until Prahran faded in Q4, Ormond Russell A 0 14 when the Bushrangers' pace and condition told on the Bournon 0 14 gluggy surface of Toorak Park . YVOB defenders, Old Mentonians Creak 0 14 Russell Yeo & Ryan Coutts, were serious nuisances . Banyule

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Yarra Valley OB v University Blacks The Bushrangers will really test the Blacks today, and in present conditions the winning margin won't be large . Blacks have responded to every challenge to date however, and should take the points by a goal or so .

Reserves winners should be : Reds, Monds, Pirates, Bloods, & Blacks.

Correspondents cow ets : 9889 1979 (+ message bank) & bihickey6@1`'~-ond .com Fitzroy Reds - congratulate Toby "==ot Tub" Mitchell on 100 wonderful panes . Toby hailing from Albury joined the Reds a little under a decade ago and now joins the illustrious Fitzroy Reds Centurions Group in Season 2004 - Well done Hotty. Also the warmest of congratulations to club Vice Captain and all round Bendigo boy Vinnie "The Weasel" Cahill on chalking up his 50th game . Thanks Vinnie, and we look fon,vard to many more sterling performances in our famous jumper.

Old &fentonians - congratulate Club Captain Andrew Ca rt er on joining the exclusive 200 Club at the Panthers. Andrew started with our inaugural Under 19 team in 1991 as a tall skinny centre half forward, however, it was not long until he filled out and became a commanding ruckman, holding down the number one role at the Club for almost a decade . His excellent marking and bullocking ruck work have been invaluable to a Club that has not had too many tall players and his fantastic consistency was rewarded with the Club captaincy this . Well done Carts! Geoff Dart celebrated 150 games as a Panther last week and it was another incredibly determined performance which almost dragged us over the line .

From his first season in the mid nineties, Darty has been burrowing under packs and making other players look better. Often overlooked by those in the crowd but always appreciated by those closer to the action, Geoff has been a sensational player over a decade . Congratulations Geoff. Also Justin Coste llo is congratulated on reaching the 100 game milestone against Peninsula two weeks ago . Cossie showed he had enormous talent from his very first game and quickly established himself as a senior player. His ability to read the play and dash away to deliver with a raking left foot made him stand out from the average player. He has since added more strings to his bow and become a club leader. The Panthers look forcvard to many more games of high quality football from Justin, but congratulations on the first 100 !

TODAY' S DI SECTION Fitzroy Reds v Old Mentonians - ' I Ormond v Salesian 0 C Peninsula 0 B v Banyule Aquinas 0 C v Prahran Yarra Valley 0 B v University Blacks

UNIVERSITY BLACKS 0 .6 2.8 8.3 10 .14 (74) FITZROY REDS 2 .3 4.6 8.6 8 .10 (58) Uni Blacks : Dowsley 3 Savige 2 Shaw 2 A Costello S Price M Kempton . Best : P Kempton Shaw Sandiford A Costello Dowsley M Kempton. Fitzroy Reds: Tornesse 6 Atherton Dawson . Best: Davis Dollard Atherton Tornesse Abbott Bennie . Umpi res : Grant Joyner Luke Moncrieff (F) Glen Kennedy Paul Tyrer (B) Craig Arnol (G ) 4 .1 5.5 9.5 9.8 (62) OLD MENTONIANS ORMOND 3 .3 6.6 7.6 9 .10 (64) Old Merit : Basile 2 Kalviskas 2 Bournon Carter Carroll Dart B Russo .

Best: Dart Costello Woodland Carter Murphy Watts . Ormond: Cook 2 Grace 2 Beckett 2 Russell Ferrari Casey . Best: Te Hennere Keleher Cove Robbins Ferrari Beckett. Umpires: David Phillips Paul Tuppen (F) Jim Exton Paul Whitehead (G) SALESIAN 2 .1 4.3 7.6 10.9 (69) PENINSULA 0 B 1 .7 4 .10 8 .12 9 .14 (68) Salesian: Loughnan 3 Thain 2 Oldfield 2 Nannes Stevens Rose . Best : Hanlon Nannes Canavan Oldtield Loughnan . Peninsula : Claringbolo 3 T Prendergast 2 Teelow Mubbaro Payze Atchison . Best: T Prendergast Teelow Murray Dunne. Umpires: Eli Hayes Dirk Kramer (F) BANYULE 2 .1 5.5 9 .10 12 .13 (85) AQUINAS 0 .2 1 .3 2.3 4.5(29) Banyule : tVillmore 4 N Taylor 2 O'Connell Lorenzint Davies Plant Gloury Wilson . Best: Cantwell D Gayfer Brown Davies N Taylor Mutton . Aquinas: Hunt 2 Jess Colliver. Best : Hunter DenBraber Redwood Helme CollIver Jess . Umpires : Paul Dinneen Anthony Simpson (F) 2 .6 3.7 6.8 PRAERAN 7.9(51) YARRA VALLEY 0 .3 2.7 6 .11 11 .12 (78) Prahran : Bennett 3 Dibben 2 Sleight Hunt . Best: Rhodes Bunnett Plummer Sleight Hunt. Yarra Va ll ey: Keen 6 Stone 2 Strong R Drew Beal. Best: R Yea Keem R Coutts Beal Mcllrath Rokicki.

Umpires : Max Wittman Paul Jones (F) Gary Clancy Hagen Cosgiff (G) Dl RESERVE UNIVERSITY BLACKS 3 .2 3.3 3.3 4 .10 (34) FITZROY REDS 1 .5 4.8 7 .11 10 .13 (73) Uni Blacks: C Beaton Wilson Wood Black . Best: B Weber Hamilton Powell B Watch Black Jesse . Fitzroy Reds: Capodiferro 4 Drury 2 Evans Baillie O'Connor Bare. Best : O'Connor B Gleeson Drury Reeves Baillie Evans.

OLD ;4iENTONIAtdS 3 .1 3.4 4.8 5.8 (38) ORMOND 2 .2 2.2 2.5 4.6(30) Old %ent: Ballantine 3 Kiantos McCloskey . Best : McCloskey Austin Dwyer O'Brien Stroud D .Alexander. Ormond : Stenart Metz Parsons Keleher. Best : Metz Broadhurst Douglas Franklin Stewart Cleary .

SALESIAN 1 .2 1 .4 2.5 3.6(24) PENINSULA 0 B 4 .5 9.9 15 .13 18.18 (126) Salesian : Henson 2 Bowman . Best: D Allen Hanaphy Smyth Bowman Woodman McLarren. Peninsula: Fawkiner 5 Sharpin 3 Brennan 3 Haley 3 Powney Braden Vidotto Goldthorpe . Best: Harpin Haley Falkiner Goldthorpe Brennan Braden .

BANYULE 1 .3 1 .6 4.7 4.8(32) 2 .2 5.3 7.4 12.6 (78) AQUINAS Banyuie: Reed Connolly Baldac Prior. Best: George Thomson A Spicer Nasrallah Baldac Rothe . Aquinas : Box 2 Ligh 2 Bethune 2 Tzoumanakas Soccer Brook Lyng Jefferies . Hughs . Best : Tzoumanakas Box Elliot Caskey Cousins Lyng.

PRAHRAN 0 .0 0.2 2.2 3.3(21) YARRA VALLEY 5 .2 8.6 10.9 12 .12 (84) Prahran : Ferrero 2 J Vagg . Best: Aitken Ramage J Vagg M Vagg J Matherson. Yarra Valley: Lear 4 Wines 3 Britt Drew Stevenson Clark Thompson .

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Wines 40 M B. Downs 4 1 A. Stone 42 43 S. Yea NO 44 J. A . Wingate 45 T. Oliver 46 S . Collie 47 R. Davis 48 S . Seaboume 49 J. Peake 50 H. Clarke 51 A. Ha rtnett 52 S. Fyffe 53 S. Sm i pson 54 A. Vass 5 5 56 T. Lloyd P. Pickering 5 7 59 A . Joiner 60 S . Laird P. yy~pp{ 61 P. Baruma 62 P. B . Whitechurch 6 3 D. Smith 64 M . Norrish 65 A. Russell 6 6 B. Glennke 6 7 T. Collet 68 R . Collet 69 N . Lear 70 71 M. Laing 76 G. Courts 77 S. Thompson N . Peters 7 8 D. Redfern 82 T. Peters 92

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by Star Ivanhoe Assumption forward Doni 'The Fox" finals out of reach , Valkanis bagged eight goals as the Hoes defeated LaTrobe Razorbacks coach University by 52 points in Bundoora . Apart from an Derek Theone said th e next eight weeks would evenly contested second quarter, the Hoes were always in be spent avoiding relegation and preparing for next control, with Brown, Wood and Crapper rock solid in the season. The Razorbacks lost to OC by only 31 points last half back line . time but look hard pressed to get that close today.

Grim conditions at Como Park, and a grim day for Swinburne University as Old Geelong walloped them by With three consecutive losses to the top three sides in excess of 80 points West Brunswick has not been close to 73 points. Star Razorback full-forward Jason Murchie struggled in the conditions and even spent time playing on the mark recently. But the Magpies get their chance to win today when they host seventh placed La Trobe . Despite his opposite number, Mark Vickers-Willis, in order to curb the influence of the latter, and was successful to a degree . losing heavily, Magpies coach Angus Hamilton has stil l A less than warm welcome to The OC for Monas h been happy with his side's application. While they beat the Gryphons, as Old Carey thumped them by 96 points . Trobers in round two , the Magpies will start massive underdogs today.

"Jogger" White snagged half a dozen, and the Angus boys shared eight between them, while Adrian Flowerda y Monash will also be unfancied when it hosts Bulleen Templestowe. The eighth placed Gryphons were continued his return to form after suspension in a competitive in its 31-point loss to Old Geelong a fortnight fantastic effort for the Gryphons.

In other games, Bu lleen Templestowe had a comfortable ago but with a top two spot still up for grabs, the Bullants have too much to play for to take this match lightly . victory over West Brunswick, after being a goal down at quarter time ; and Bentleigh were made to work hard in TIPS their win over Williamstown CYMS, their third quarter in Ivanhoe Assumption 3 particular being influential in the final wash-up.

Old Geelong 30 My tips this week are : Ivanhoe Assumption ; Old Geelong; Old Carey 42 Bulleen Templestowe 36 Old Carey; Bulleen Templestowe ; and LaTrobe University .

WHAT ANDREW SAYS: La Trobe 33 Ivanhoe Assumption host Bentleigh today with both Social clubs entering this clash with impressive winning streak s Bentleigh urges supporters to go back to the South (five and four respectively) . Despite an impressive 52-point Oakleigh Club after Ivanhoe this week for a few drinks and win against La Trobe last week, Hoes coach John Matthe w a meal and then on Sunday it's back there for breakfast . was glad his side was not playing at Bentleigh this week . Ten dollars includes all ; see Cloughy for bookings .

While the Demons would be just two games adrift of th e fourth placed Hoes if they win today, playing coach Justin Paul was still not looking at finals action . The Demons los . But with Paul an dtoheHsinrudwby14pots 10 other regular senior players who did not play last time I available today, the Demons have more than an outside CLUB LSTs6iAL hope of causing an upset. However, at home, the Hoe s should win in a close one.

D2 SECTION Williamstown has struggled to win close games in the last Old Geelong Vickers- Willis 3 two seasons and their 17-point loss last week to Bentleig h Bentleigh Paul 2 was their 11th loss by les than 21 points since round one, Ivanhoe Ass Valkanis 8 2003 . While CYMS coach Dene Macleod could not fault his Angus T 5 Old Carey Old Geelong today, the players' endeavour. Starting with Bulleen Temp Williams 1 CYMS enter a horror three-week period which will see Swinburne Uni Murchie 0 them tackle the top three sides . And if that was not bad D2 RESERVE enough the CYMS, who desperately need a win to put Avery Old Geelong breathing space between them and the relegation zone, Ivanhoe Ass Pearce must do so without champion forward Dave Lee who is Williamstown Burgess suffering from a season-ending knee injury .

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Correspondents Please send details of any match reviews to Peter.PS .Williamson@centrelink.gov .au, ideally by 5pm each Monday afternoon, or Andrew Wu s3043247 student.rmit .edu .au Have a grca2 V~:!:A-,a id, The C

;h - congratulates Joel Seeley on 2C_) (affies .

Joel has been consistently one of our best players since joining us in the early 90's. Joel can be found across halfback and has been part of a steady baekline that has included some of the clubs best players . Well done and good luck. (Have a blinder Eddie! - Ed) .

Swinbtt rne Uni - Last weekend saw Robert Goode become only the second player in Razorback history to play 150 games for the club. "Goody" was a first year player for the Razorbacks in 1995 whilst studying at Sudnburne University. In 1997 he joined the committee and became the club treasurer. From 1999 to 2002 he remained an influential committee member and returned back to the position of club treasurer in 2003 . Goody's onfield attitude and skills are excellent. His knowledge of the game and support of his teammates is second to none . He was a regular member of the seniors side in the late 1990's, and finished in the top 5 in the 1999 seniors best & fairest. Since then in the reserves he has won the last two years reserves best and fairest awards, playing the odd game in the seniors here and there . Goody has put more time into the club than most and all at the Razorbacks applaud him on this milestone.

Ivanhoe Assumption - congratulates Colin 째Woofa" Brown on his 10C)th game today. Colin joined the Hoes from Tallangatta in 1995 and soon showed he had courage, pace and skills . VFL club Preston thought so too and he spent a season with the Bullants . Colin, like his champion father Barney, seems to get better with age. He was sidelined by injury for much of 2001, but bounced back to be runner-up in the club B&F in 2002 . Everyone at Hoeland is rapt to see this great clubman return to enjoy another big season in the black and white .

Old Carey - celebrated 50 games last week for 2-time U 19 B&F Lachie 'Lid' IdeF'arlane and also reserves stalwart James Ward . This week former captain and best and fairest winner of both the Unders and Seniors Chris Angus plays his 150th game for the club . Chris has been a stand-out player for Old Carey since 1995 . and his blistering pace and penchant for goals has made him a key player for the club ever since, including the premiership side of 1998. We wish Chris all the best for his 150th, and look forward to many more years of entertaining football .

Congratulations also to four other Old Carey players reaching 50 game milestones this week . Al StewartHolmes, Harry Giannikos, Nic Detarczynski and Cam Adam have all been great contributors to the club both o n and off the field over recent times and well done on reaching 50 games with The Panthers .

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D2 SF Y' .'It}N Ivanhoe Assumption v Bentleigh Williamstown CYMS v Old Geelong Svainburne University v Old Care y Monash Gryphons v Bulleen Tempiestowe West Brunswick v La Trobe University

2 .0 6 .0 6.2 9 .3(57) 17 .8(110) IV6:383i~3U'_'!IOTd 6 .3 9 .6 12.7 LaT*. - : Uni : Envall 3 Davis 2 Mawdsley Brooks Farrant Murray .

Best: Be iton Butler Envall Gleeson Mawdsley McMeekin . Ivanhoe i- .r;umpHom Valkanis 8 Rawley 3 Morris 2 Frisina 2 Healy Harris .

Best: Harris Valkanis Sampson losefo Heger Healy .

Umpires : Andrew Smith Peter Angelis (F) Ryan Place Adrian Borg (B) BENTLEIGH 3.1 3 .5 7.7 9 .8 (62) WILL MSTOWN 1 .3 4 .5 4.8 6.9 (45) Bent : Paul 2 Mikkelsen 2 Seeley Dolton Clough Holmesby Lupoi .

Best: MeCulloch Sharp Smith Wilken Clough . W'town: Wheeler 3 Munro Matthews Wouda . Best: J Hynes B Hynes Munro Pheimister Hart B Grant.

Umpires : Steve Capel Michael Forde (F ) 5.3 7 .6 12 .10 17.12 (114) OLD GEELONG SIVINBURNE UNIVERSITY 1 .1 3.3 3.5 6.5 (41) Old Geel: M Goldsworthy 5 M Vickers-Willis 3 N Betts 3 T Follow 2 D Kimpton T Logue W Paul J Fitzclarence. Best: M Goldsworthy T Paul H Legoe J Hope-Johnstone N Betts T Follow . Swin: Andrinopoulos 2 M Higgins Gelly Watts Kiss. Best : Watts Piotrowski Fragorcorno Morrison Fricke Andrinopoulos .

Umpires : Mitch Brixton Geoff Moore (F) Stephen Bogisich Kyle Monkey (G ) OLD CA12EY 5.3 12 .10 16.13 21.21 (147) MONASH GRYPHONS 2.3 2.3 6.6 7.9 (51) Old Carey: White 6 T Angus 5 C Angus 3 Rossignolo 2 Battle James McFarlane Campbell Stewart-Holmes . Best : White T Angus Munro Campbell Stewart-Hohnes Spencer . Mon Gryph : Sharkey 3T Bourbon 2 Ledton Kent . Best: Flowerday B Bourbon Paolucci J Rutherford Waters B Coxhead .

Umpires : Jamie K4ins (F) BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 3 .1 10.9 15.10 19.15 (129) WEST BRUNSWICK 4.1 4.2 6 .3 7.4(46) Bull Temp: Clovers 4 D Matthews 3 Milesi 2 Teehan 2 Stella 2 Wise Glover Wilkie Robertson R Williams Daskalou, Best: Chivers Teehan Daskalou Stella Pietryk Milesi . West Bruns : Cannane 2 Lehman 2 Mc Guire R Benjamin Hamilton. Best: Brookshaw Stewart Simmons West McGuire.

Umpires : Jason Lane Greg Rowlings (F) D2 RESERVE LA TROBE UN 째i 1.7 4.10 6.13 12.22 (94) IBAfdFIOE ASSUMPTION 1.2 2 .6 3 .6 (24) LaTrobe : Morton 3 Hewitt 2 Slater 2 Coulter 2 Hogan Robson Blight .

Best: Blight Spring Wolfsen Dalrymple Hewitt Robson . Ivanhoe Ass: Pearce Shemshedin Mehmet . Best: Mehmet Chazan Maud Cole Shuttleworrzh eoples .

BEIe 1 6 .2 7 .4 8 .7 8 .9(57) WILL11. . .2 .1 5 .4 7 .5 8 .5(53) : Within L Sampson Beatie Holmesby Kopitschinski Bent Padgham Dim ; 1 : Gold Dimattina Kopitschinski Punter Richards Adan Hann 2 Dowsey Elias Jones Mackley McEachran Rol ison sixtt Robinson B Martin McKenzie Di Grazia McF,achran .

OLD GEELONG 2 .5 1 .3 6 .1 11 .13 (79) SWINBURNE UPtIVEI-TY 0 .1 2 .2 2 .2 2 .4 (16) Old Gee1 : M Avery 3 G Allen 2 T Bayles S Cole R Herd J Morley A Munro C Wilson. Best: R Herd J Burbury D Taylor A Dhilion S Cole G Allen . 5winbaane University: Barbary Thomas . Best : Goode Fleisner Ledger Gundry Hyman Gordan , OLD CAREY 4 .7 8 .9 13 .15 16.20 (116) IdOIdASY. GRYPHONS 2 .1 6 .5 6.6 7 .8 (50) Old Carey : Konstantinidis 4 A Guerra 4 Drake 2 L Guerra 2Hill 2 Shrives Adam. Best : Hill Konstantinidis Adam L Guerra A Guerra S Bennett . s5onash Gryphons : Parker 3 Grenfell Jenkin Tobin Mannikkuis . Best : Parker Block Willocks Nichols Still Tobin BULLEEN TEbSPLESTOtpE 3 .3 4.5 8 .10 8 .10 (58) WEST BRUNSWICK 2 .1 4.1 5.1 5.4(34) Bull Temp : D Williams 3 A Parris 2 T Agosta verge Theodrakakos .

Best : A Parris Agosta Rogers Horvath T'neodrakakos . West Bruns: M Russell 3 Williamson 2 . Best: Morphet Tobin Thompson McManus Sutherland Williamson.

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D2 Section BEHTI .EIGH

Coach: Justin Paul Asst: Troy Lupoi Res Coach: Steve Hall

BIILLEEN TEMPLESTOWE IVANHOE ASSUMPTiOH Coach: Steve Easton Res .Coach : Andrew Parris

Coach: John Matthew Assist Coach: Doni Valkanis Res . Coach : Anthony Conti

30. D . Ferguson 31 . A. Banks 32. D . Kopitschinski

1 . G. Chivers (Capt) 2 . M . Stella L Thompson (VC) 4 . W. Thompson 5 . C . Parris 6 . A . Tehan (DVC) 7 . P. Robertson 8 . D . Glover 9 . J . Matthews 10 . J . Wise 12 . A . Parris 13 . D . Tulloch 14 . A . Wilke 15 . A . Fitt 16 . S. Smith 17 . C . Morrison 18 . J . Newman 19 . L. Stott 20. M. Jones 21 . P. Gannas 22 . S. Noble 23. D . Matthews 24. D . Williams 25. L Norbury 26 . S. Boyd 27. A. Clarke 28. P. Milesi 29. P. Tsokas 30. D . Florence

33. P. Withingto n 34. R . Morris

31 . M. Piefi Yk 32. R . Williams

1 . S . Conley 2 . M. Maud 3 . C . Tucker 4 . T. O'Neill 5 . J . Scobl e 6 . E . Healy (v .capt) 7 . P. Rawley 8 . J . Shuttleworth 9 . R . Peoples 10 . R Lee 11 . D . Valkanis 12 . R 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. Fntayson 28 . S. Matthews 29 . J. Crapper 30 . S. Kaso

1 . C . Sharp 2 . J . Paul 3 . A . Pittito 4 . S . Sire 5 . M. Eyles 6 . A . Jolly 7 . J . Rortson 8 . J . Handfieki 9 . T. Rowe 10 . R . Pearce 11 . D . Martin 12. N . Aitken 13. S. Craven 14. D . Vardy 15. T. Lu~

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19. B. Fox 20. R . Fishlock 21 . A. Ferris 22. A. Smith 23. G . McFarlane 24. L Halmesby 25. D . Gold 26. B. Padgham 27. J. Seeley 28. M. McCulloch 29. A. Clough

35. L meson 36. M. Backman 37. P. Hutchison 38. G . Beatti e 39. G . Prigg 40. A. Steward 41 . P. Dimattina 42. A. Mikkelsen 43. M . Vukic 44. R. Punter 45. R. Brookshaw 46. R. Lawford

47. M . Scanlan 48. R. McEvoy

49. A. Lee 50. A. Stones 50. L Wilken 51 . P. Sampson 52 . L Sampson 53 .. D. Gun n 54 . R. Oldfield 55 . G. Richards 56 . C. Aitken 57 . S . Nankervis 58 . T. Caterson 59 . I. Jackson 60 . S . Kennedy 61 . H . McKenzie 63 . S . Stuart 64 . M . Hayes

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51 . T. Coram 57. R. Toscano 58. D. McMahon 59. M . Daskalou 60. M . Scaran o 62. M . Kirsz 64. C. Tzalabiris

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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. Watthers 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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5. S. Adamswaite 6. D. Gleason

7. T. Mannes 8. C. Correnti 9. L. Walker 10 . S. Davis 11 . A. Murray 13 . T. Ludeman 14 . D. BuUer 15 . S. Brooks

16 . P. Farrant 17 . S. Fitzgerald 18 . C. Blig t

19 . A. Randall

21 . M . Harvey 22 . D. McMeekin 23 . M . Cossar 24 . L Enval l 25 . M . Fanning 26 . D. Steven s 27 . S . Pruscino

28 . C. Ross

30 . S . Gellert 31 . A . Mambwe 32 . S . Gibson

33 . M . Watson

35 : F. T man ~ g 36 . T. Mawdstey 37 . A. Gurney 39 . R. Slater 440 . S . M.2 . Hu ahn 43 . A. Pou ton 44 . D. Kerrison 46 . D. Wright 47 . A. Samson 48 . L McNamara 50 . K . Hopkins

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56 . J . Nield 57 . A . Woolmer 58 . J . Dalrvmp4e

&4 . G• ~tt 70 . J . Dumaresq 73 . J . Sewell 7 . J . Clark 8 84 A. Baille M . Bourke C. Clamp B . Clutterbuc k T. Cohen M . Cotsopoulos N. Crowl e N. Fennell M . Garrat K . Hickman S . Jackson C Knee R . Knights q. Mann

S . Miller B . Murphy G. Murphy G. Nelson

X . O'Donnell Scanlon C. Black L Ryan L Heathcate S . O7oote J . Brodie C. Frarc is S . Gbury M. Milla r S . Moore A . Murph y S . Plans D . Robson B~~d~`w n A. Benton . Bri AN . dCouq esre M. Dingle Fp'gf1en A . Palmieri J . Rotella H .S ring

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MONASH GRYPHONS Coach: Phil Knigh t Assist Coach: John Leroy Res Coach: John Leroy

1 . S. Bourbon 2 . M. Heal y 3 . A. Grady dY 4 . M. Malone 5 . J. Watson 6 . D . Boll s 7 . D . Walter 8 . J. Blandford 9 . G . Wadley 10. P. Williamson 11 . A. Nichols 12. A. Gross 13. J. Stratford 14. A. Mckenzie 15. A. Clarke 16. P. Renniso n 17. P. Rutherford 18. M. Paolucc i 19. R . Coxhead

20. C . Staff 21 . J. Bingha m 22. B. Coxhead 23. L Clark 24. D . Baxte r 25. S. Kibblewhite 26. A. Denyer 27. R . Gilchrist 28. Luke Leeton 29. RWarren 30. P. Holland 31 . G . Roch e

32. M. Lewi s 33. S. Nelson 34. M. Graydon 35. B Clar k 36. G . Bloc k 37. A. Jenkin 38. M Baron 39. D Grenfell 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 . Still 49. C. Robinso n 50. S. Dresse r 51 . C. Leeton 52. A. Flowerda y 53• M . Bourbon 54, A. Perp, 55. G . Harrak 56. J. Healy 57. W. Pococ k 58. C. Yann i 59. A. Yann i 60. T Bourbon 61 . A. Waters 62. N Rutherford 63. I . Bagnall 64. P. Patrick 76.J .Harrak

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D2 Section OLD CAREY

OLD GEELONG

Senior Coach : Steve Maus Res .Coach : Andrew Gates

Coach: Michael Lockman Res Coach: Ben Dunn Ass Coach: Matt Edmonds

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 D. Shutie 9. B . Andrews (r) 10 . K. Shrives (RVC) it . N. Everett 12 . L. MacFarlane 13 . G. Trumbull 14 . M . Mahon 15 . N. Bull 16 . T. Angus 16 . R. Graham (r ) 17 . A. Parton (C) 18 . C. Matthews 18 . B . Chiuchiarelli (r) 19 . T.Wood 19 . P. Drake (r) 20 . J . Raftopoulos 21 . T. Collin s 22 . C. Battle 23 . H. Van Cuyienberg 24 . L Bartley 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. Joyc e 44 . T. Rossfgnuob 45 . T. Bull 46 . S . Hill 47 . B . Crasher 48 . S . Bennett 49 . S . Middleton 50 . A . Kent 51 . B . Croft 52 . DBowley 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 . A. Leong 75 . P. Busse 76 . D. Grin-_i

1 . M . Goldsworthy 2. W. Ainsworth 3. J. Fitrclarence 4. C. Stinchcombe 5. M . Vickers-Willis 6. J. Bell 7. J. Paul 8 G . Alle n 9. D Salte r 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 Legoe ~ 21 . LTeague 22. T Bayles 23. C Fairbairn 24. S Lansdelt 25. T Hope-Johnson 27. W Paul 29. J Hope-Johnson 30. B Goldsworthy 31 . H Folletta 32. A Munro 33. E Bayles 34. S 0' den 35. P Birks 36. T Makin 37. T Waters 38. T D'Antoine 39. J Kilpatrick 40. H Legoe 41 . S Ross 42. E Plowman 43. B Grills 44 . J Urqhart 45. C Teague 46. J Money 47. T Carey 48. R Herd 49. T Young 50. A Suvoltas 51 . J Kilpatrick 52. S Griffiths 53. 1 Munro 54, C Wilson 5,5, H Cus t 55. C Atkins 56. M Leslie 57, B Symons 58. J McCarthy 59. R Kilpatrick 60. B MaClean 61 . T O'Brien 62 . S Lyon 65. A Meek 66 . J Imhoff 67. H Eastman 68. R Cuttler 69. A Southey 70. W de Fegley 71 . S Waters 72. J Sattler 73 . ATimms 74. S Timms 75. W Temple-Smith 76. J Urquart 77. P Winter 78. Youll 79. PBirk s 80. P Winter 81 . M Bouchier 82 . LKnigh t 83 . H Loc ki e

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Coach : Derek Thoene Res . Coach : Paul James

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_---Richard Evans, Executive Chairman and Chairman of Executive Vice President Permits and Reinstatements, provided an editorial - Administration, Phil containing details of reinstatements under the new Rowell, used the guidelines . In commenting that "the current guidelines Editorial of The Amateur are the best we have adopted", Richard also reminded Footballer to place his us that "we should never lose sight of the fact we are findings on a project an Amateur Association first and reinstatement of titled District Clubs an d one's amateur status to play in the VAFA is a privilege, Under 19s - The Future . Some very interesting statistics gathered by Phil revealed that from 1980 to not a right" .

A Section's Marcellin (4th) stumbled when Old Ivanhoe 1994 there had been a reduction in the number of (6th) jumped them early and did not relinquish their district clubs having U 19s from 13 to 2 . Phil went on to hold on the game 12 .15 to 7 .9 ; a very good result at state that there was an important message for all clubs Marcellin and Jason Frenkel had predicted accurately . arising out of the data in that if clubs aspired to A or B Toovey (3), Tully and Veal were OI's best and Cronin, grade, having an Under 19 team could not be Seabury and Sampimon for Marcellin . With St underestimated .

Bernards' continuing resurgence, A Grade had evened In Personality Pars, the Old Melburnians congratulated Zani Useinov (The Flying D) on reaching 100 games . right out .

Similarly in B Grade, Beaumaris's improved form Old Trinity acknowledged Trevor Norman's 150 games, helped the section to level out and it was feasible for all Shane (The Cowboy) Livingstone achieved 250 for sides to have the chance of finals' participation . Aquinas and Craig Fox also recorded his 250th for MHSOB, retained top spot with a good victory at NOB's North Brunswick . Steve McCarthy and Ken Pitcher's "Umpire Corner" column told of the important expense 17 .7 to 12 .14 .

The clear ladder leaders in C Section, Whitefriars, milestone reached by Leah Gallagher - 150 as powered to a win over Old Geelong (4th) and the 'Friars boundary umpire. Leah is still running but is now an Matty Power kicked 4 goals and ran the opposition accomplished field umpire and a credit to the ragged, supported in the main by A Carbone and Association.

Pasqualotto . J Paul, Welsby and J Taylor were triers for In G Section it was a big day at Chirnside Park where first played second in seniors and reserves . The early the OGGS .

Old Westbourne had been reigning supreme in F game was a corker and at the final bell, both sides Section, along with their reserves team, but fourth remained undefeated for the season with a thrilling placed St Mary's ended their unbeaten run in both draw. It set the scene for the main game where the games, albeit the senior game being decided by the undefeated Chirnside Park team had their hands full . Despite storming home, barest margin. St Mary's confirmed a real team effort against the determined Reds the Park went down to the visitors 14 .11 to 13 .18 and and the goals were well spread. Mutimer, King and A the Reds were now only 1 game behind the leaders .

Christo worked hard for the 'Westies' .

Doyle, Heenan, Rowland and Heaphy (4) were great Coaches in Under 19 Section (2) Blue were - Bruce performers for Reds and Sorace, McIntosh, Warren and Josem (AJAX~, Glen Harrison (Caulfield Grammarians), .

John Howard (Glen Eira), Ian Wilmott (Hampton Piccioli (7) for Chirnside Collegians (first) won the match of the round against Rovers), Mike Dickenson (Monash Blues), Sven Samild Old Xavs (second) in U 19 Section 1 in convincing style, (Old Mentonians), Pat Hawkins (Old Xavs), Michael led by Simon Arnott's 4 goals . Simon went on to the Bowers (Ormond) and Peter Fatouros (St Pats elite level with Geelong and the Sydney Swans .

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'Milestones' mentioned three great players for Old Trinity - Andrew "Rambo" Ramsden (100 games), Jamie Stickland (100) and Dave Balazsy (150) . Banyule The scribes were Tom (The Villain) Johnston (A), (The congratulated Stephen "Hoota" Gray for his 350th Bucchan Brothers) Peter Grant and Doug Dick (B), Chris "Lofty" Rowston (C), Ian Cairns (D), Kevin game (including 110 junior games) . Hoota's accolades & included several B & F's, life membership and title of McNicholl (E), Tom Brain (F), Norm Nugent (G, H U19 1, 2 & 3) .

"Club Legend" .

Old Haileybury (C) were the only undefeated senior 'Umpires Corner scribes, Craig O'Donoghue and team and were unstoppable . They travelled to Ivanhoe Graeme Thwaites, spoke of Phil Callil being forced to and proceeded to demolish the home side - 43 .13 to hang up1is boots . Phil, a former A Grade player and a 8 .11 . The goals came from everywhere with Walden 6, former A Grade umpire had succumbed to a Bingham 5, Schmidt 5, Tanner 4, Meehan 4, an d debilitating back injury .

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Seccull 4 the main scorers . Best were name as "A Team Effort" . Who would stop them? Ivanhoe named Bullen, Wise and Newbold for their solid efforts on the day . Conditions must have been fine as many clubs scored 25 goals and above across all the grades .

Lots of reports and the Tribunal members were kept very busy. Biggest offenders, Parkside U 19's - 4 players totalling 22 matches from their game against Hampton Rovers.

200 to "The Little Champ", so said 'Personality Pars' when they heralded Roger Gerny's milestone . The former APS high jump champion, despite standing only 5'6", used his athleticism to perfection throughout his distinguished amateur career . Best and fairest, state selection and premiership player were some of Roger's achievements.

Round 11 was played in wintry conditions and, not unexpected, produced its share of upsets . In bottom position in A Grade, Kew's great win over Uni Blues (third) was a credit to coach Terry Hayes, who carefully covered the Blues' big guns . In the heavy conditions, Casauaria, Filipovic (7) and McColl plied their trade and Yen, Jennings and Yeoman (4) exhibited their skills for the vanquished .

In B Grade Uni Blacks kept in touch with the top four by accounting for Coburg in a danger game . Garde, Doyle and Costello (6) were best for The Blacks and Neivandt, Cugley and Sedgwick for Coburg .

The magical 300 was achieved by Old Mentonian, Ron Bungey . Ron was a founding member of the club (1968) and his record included 237 consecutive games, a club record and a tribute to his durability. Until 1983, when cricket commitments interrupted his pre-season, Ron had played every game in the seniors . He held all the key positions in the club at various times and was a multiple award winner. There are few amateur stalwarts to rival Ron's all-round contribution to amateur football .

expertise to the cricket field in the summer months .

The A Section umpires were Hindle, Rosetto, Dodds, Tracey, Kelly, Mead, Croxford . Rowell, J Segota and Sharpe . At this stage there were two field umps in A Section and one in the other sections, although, from memory, there would be two field umps in any Elsternwick Park game.

Junior Section 1 was developing into a very competitive situation and none of the top sides could afford to take it easv. Monash at home made the most of their opportunity against second placed Ormond by jumping their opposition in the first quarter (4 .2 to 0 .1) and built on their lead to run out winners 12 .18 to 8 .8 .

Oulds, Anderson and Greenwell received the plaudits for the students and Russ, McLean and Chisholm did their best for Ormond . Interestingly, Beverley Hills from the Doncaster area fielded a team in Junior Section 1 despite their senior team only featuring in F Section, an unusual statistic !

The Independent Order of Rechabites, an advertiser in The Amateur Footballer, announced "total abstainers earn big cash bonuses" in their promotion article for their advanced education, long service leave and retirement benefits services . Admission fees at Elsternwick Park were adults 40 cents, children free and car parking 30 cents . A lot of things have changed in 30 years !

The Premierships Lists for each grade could only identify one old school team leading their grade, the Old Melburnians in A Section . Ivanhoe (B), Parkside (C), Fairfield (D), South Melbourne City (E) and Ormond (Juniors) were in command at the completion of round 11 . The 'old boys' teams did not feature strongly during this period with only Old Xavs (4th in C Grade) and Old Scotch (4th in Juniors) in contention .

Both the Uni teams, Blues and Blacks were showing their strength in A Section and were third and fourth respectively .

In C Section, Old Brighton (second) made the trip to Geelong (sixth) and wished they hadn't! Geelong kicked Understandably there have been many changes to away in the first term and were never headed 22 .20 to grounds over 70 years but a few current clubs were 8 .5 . Chief goal kickers G Trevaskis (7), Link 4 and playing at their present grounds back in '34 . Bentleigh, Gross 4 for Geelong and Grant, King and Warnock Ivanhoe, MHSOB, Ormond and both Uni Blues and the battled for the Tonners. In D Section MHSOB came Blacks were at their present day venues . Elsternwick within a whisker of losing their "unbeaten" tag when were probably also at their current ground as their they hosted St Bedes (eighth) and were 9 goals down at venue was stated as Elstermsdek Park . the main break . All of a sudden Ross Wood, Cooper and For the record, other present day clubs competing in Pappas turned it on and by "orange break" they had the VAFA in 1934 but at different grounds to 2004 were fought back to be 4 points down . A cracker of a last - Collegians (Albert Ground), Hampton Rovers quarter saw the lead change a number of times before (Ludstone Street), North Old Boys (Maribyrnong "High" hung on by 2 points . St Bedes' Roberts, Pope Recreation Reserve), Old Brighton, Caulfield and Howe had been valiant in defeat and their team Grammarians, Old Melburnians, Old Xaverians and remained in the relegation zone .

Uni High, forerunner of UHS/VU, (all at their In "Ball Briefs", Old Trinity's Stuart Stockdale, played respective Schools), Scotch .

Old Old his 150th against Monash Blues (from whence he had Haileybury/Trinity (Yarra Park) and West Brunswick originally come) in his familiar No, 13 jumper . He had (McColl Street Reserve) . It may be "splitting-hairs" but served his club in many capacities whilst scoring goals Parkdale were playing at Parkdale Reserve in 1934 with his clevernes, -nc' -it the same time devoting his (now a combine Parkdale Vultures) .

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V'ifflealth Forget the footy ; the most hotly contested issue in again, Rutter was th e _ D3 this year is the most social club award . It star for the Hoers certainly isn't home and hosed just yet however whilst the luckles s the Mt Lilydale club, led by President Monica, have Hawks were best served by McGlenchy and Reed .

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The other main game sees S t Johns host South Melbourne . Greatly impressed by the Jocs . Their willingness to work hard and their discipline was great and Coach Ben McGee certainly has them humming. Really depends on whether South bring their A game or not . If they do, it should be a clinker, if not the Jocs might be in the mood for a toweling. Either way, hard to see the Jocs losing this one .

Werribee make the long, long journey out to Mt Lilydale, hopeful of a fruitful trip . Not great forms from either side in recent weeks and both have not had much luck on the injury front . Flanagan up forward has been a revelation for the home side and with reasonable weather conditions, he will bag seven and steer the Lilydale boys to victory .

Power House will be looking to make it back to back wins as they host Hawthorn . The House is still a fina's chance whilst the Hawks are now battling relegation . The House shouldn't take the visitors too lightly, a bit of luck might have seen them with a few more wins. Still, House for me .

Finally, Syndal host tlni H igh in what shapes as do or die for the students . I haven't quite got of the High bandwagon just yet . If Gorringe can get the better of Rutter (no easy feat!) they should win.

Correspondent s You can email me on ed .sill@locker.com .au or ring me on 0418348723 . South and Syndal?

Social Rupertswood and Hawthorn have their dinner dances coming up . See the usual suspects for more details . ~t Lilydale have their Auction r'Iht: this week, $25 gets you a feed and a good night . See Pauline for more details .

St Johns - club stalwart' . __ cz ' 3m 째=1 on being the first Joe to play 200 L . aes. The former club captain is a great clubman, and well respected within the VAFA community .

H awthorn - congratulates club legend Ivan Cheppa on achieving 100 games although anyone at Chirnside Park that day wish it was one less .

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RUPERTSWOOD 3.3 18.7 25 .10 34.12 (216) MT LILYDALE 3.7 4.8 7 .8 7.13 (55) Rupertswood: Whithead 9 Bishop 5 Monzell 5 Hewitt 4 Hatty 2 Sinnett 2 Quigley 2 Broughton McGovern Carmody Keenan Phillips . Best: McGovern Pettman Quigley Broughton Clarke . M t Lilydale: T Flannagan 4 Roberts Kellet Pearce . Best: Cunningham Flannagan Gibson Carstens .

Umpi res : Miles Argall Mick Gilday (F ) WERRIBEE AMATEURS

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POWER HOUSE 1.3 5 .5 11 .13 15.15 (105) Werribee : Ellis 3 Walsh 2 Smith 2 Thomas Keogh Langt'ield Pace Hoffman Tedesco Daly . Best : Czajkowski Tedesco Keogh Ellis Murphy Langfield . Power House: M Verbeme 4 Brownjohn 3 Haseler 2 Donlan Harris Miller Richardson Taylor Walsh . Best : Miller Harris Hill Turner Haseler Brownjohn .

Umpires : Mark Alexander Andrew Shiels (F) HAWTHORN AMATEURS

3.5 6 .9 9 .11 12 .16 (88) SYIdDAL TALLY HO 3.2 5.10 7 .16 14.20 (104) Haw: Lauletta 2 D Carle B Davies Jackomos Makris Davies E Mew McGlenchy . Best : McGlenchy Reed Daniel Tyson C arle. Syndal TallyHo: D Bennett 4 Rutter 3 McKenzie 3 Dix Cachia B Hannemann . Best: Rutter M Merest Crew Dix Robinson Hunter.

Umpires : Simon Olive (F) UHS-VU 5.2 10 .2 13 .4 13 .9 (87) ST JOHNS 2.1 5 .2 13 .4 14 .7 (91) UHS-VU : Tate 4 Hall 3 B Farrelly M Butera Creek Gorringe Rose W Smith. Best: Rose Carroll Hall Diamond Weber Gorringe . St Johns: C Horbury 4 J Ryan 3 A Paterson 2 Chalk O'Connor Arnold Koilens Phaedonos. Best : C Emery Jones Pickering C Horbury Paterson Hilton .

Umpires: Darren Rowlinson Paul Hoffman (F) Chris McKendry Michael Jones (G) SOUTH MELB DISTRICTS 1 .1 3 .5 6.5 8.5 (53) OAffi.EIGH 8 .5 12 .7 17.9 22 .16 )148) Sth Melb Dist: M Hannan 21V DAndrea 2 Clyne Kohnesheen Adgemis Stefanidakzs. Best : Aqulina W D'Andrea Herman Neimi Clyne Moojen.

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Umpires: Luke Holmes Paul Sherman (F) Graeme Booth (G ) D3 RESERVE

7 .6 13 .10 20.12 24 .20 (164) 0 .1 0.2 2.3 4.4(28) Rupertswood: A Certo 3 C Certo 3 R Jaeger 3 : C Chrystiuk 2 K Elliott 2 A Jordan 2 K Shaw 2 M Temming 2 : B Ang G Hatty J McCrann A Soutaris D Soutaris. Best : K Shaw A Jordan G Hattv K Elliott A Certo R Jaeger. Mt. Lilydale: P Brown M Culhane D King D Watt . Best: M Culhane B Baillie A DelBiondo J Saker D King B Egan RUPERTSWOOD

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UHS-W 0.4 2.8 5 .9 9 .9(63) ST JOHNS 2.3 5.3 5.3 7 .3(45) UHS-W: C Thomas 4 S Jackson 2 D Forbes 2 Turvey . Best : Lapish Gates 3P Shulze Clarke Turvey Greenbank C Thomas . St Johns : N Rudd 2 Rydquist Wilson. Best : B Waters VanHousen Sanders Gates McLennan Savio.

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Coach: Ben McGee Res: Rod Walker 1 . K. Arnold 2. M.Peake 3. D . O'Connor 4. S. Holmes 5. B. Hilton 6. M. Phaedonos 7. N . Chalk 8. M. Hartnett 9. A. Jon es 10. M.Courmadias 11 . J. Kelly 12. P. Walker 13. C . Horbu ry VC 14. P. Sharp 14R .M.Hanger 15. M. Kosmala 16. A. Paterson 17. S. Cockayne VC- Res 18. C . Emery 19. J. Cotton uist 20. B. RYdQ 21 . S. Koppens C .

Robe 22. G rts 23. J. Diaz DVC 24. L . Mara 25. B. Waters 26. H . Wathen 27. R . Dowsett 28. A. Dexter 29. T. Ellis 30. R . Walker 31 . D . Rydquist 32. A. Rudd 33. A. Foneca 34. M. Hancock C- Res 35. J . Sacco 36. P. Harris 37. D . Christian VC- Res 38. D . Savio 39. P. Rudd 40. T. Hyland 41 . J . Hargraves 42. D . Sanders 43. M . Van Houten 44. J . Ross 45. A . Hall 46. B . Callery 47. G. Bastone 48. J . Hargraves 49. A . Kizilis 50. J . Brown 51 . C . Santoni 52. D . Harkin 53. C. Raffle 54. 0 . Vanderwert 55. B . Pickering 56. A . Dragwidge 66. J . Scardamaglia

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5 Luke Duthie

5 Wayne Hinto n

5 Max Wittman

6 Paul Hoffman

6 Brendan Devlin

7 Paul Croxford (RDFL)

6 Dash Peiris

7 Adam Conquest

7 Sean Scully (Jnr)

8 Trevor Hansen

7 Alan Ladd

8 Landan Blackball (RDFL)

8 Bruno Savi

10 Damian Anderson

9 Santo Caruso

9 Matthew Brennan

10 Sean Scully (Snr)

11 Tom Hayso m

11 PaulTuppen

10 Avi Wekselman

11 Dirk Krame r

12 Jamie Kvins

12 Sean Rothe

11 Luke Holme s

12 Mark Morrison

14 Michael Gilday

14 Tim Tingiri (RDFL)

12 Daniel Mousley (RDFL)

14 Ash Hoogendyk

15 Phillip Callil

15 Michael Sneddon

14 Sharon Alger

17 Geoff Caulfield

16 Scott Fraser

16 Luke Moncrieff

15 Geoff Curran

18 Peter Simpson

17 Brett Herskope

17 Michael Robins

16 Jack Fagan

19 Andrew Fyf e

18 Tim Sutcliffe

18 Grant Joyner

17 Mark Gibson

20 Brian Woodhead

20 David D' Altera

19 Peter Pullen

18 Jason McNiece

21 Gaj Skandakumar

21 Nick Ryd e

20 Geoff Kelly

19 Steve McCarthy

23 Peter Griffith s

22 Justin McKeegan

21 David Irons

20 Russell Nation

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23 Anthony Calderone

22 David Longworth

21 Patrick Maebus

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24 Miles Argall

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25 Richard Eastwood

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25 Geoff Moore

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27 Ron Johnson

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26 Andrew Shiels

30 Jack Lloyd

28 Leah Gallagher

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28 Ron Martyn

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32 Anthony Dame n

30 Simon Olive

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31 Rob Schuller (RDFL)

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36 Jason Waszaj

33 Simon Stoke s

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37 Gavin Roberts

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by Leah Gallagher & Steve McCarth y Split round With the absence of A and B grade sections this week we will be hoping that all games in each section will have two field umpires officiating . Also with any hope there will be some relieved club goalies and boundaries who can get the opportunity to sit back, relax and barrack for their teams whilst members of the VAFAUA get to run around for them .

State gam e At the time of going to press, the umpiring appointments for this weekend's state game had not been announced . Congratulations to those umpires rewarded for their efforts this season, and we will certainly give them all a mention next week .

Welcome back Laddy Alan Ladd last week came forward to help our umpiring numbers and what a day out i n the office he had : • New boots (due to weather conditions) $10 0 • Petrol money (arrived at ground to be told it had been switched) $3 0 • Speed Camera Fine (in doing a U-turn to get to the new venue) $130 and demerit points • First match payment to the VAFAUA for subscription : PRICELES S Thwaitesy's milestone As mentioned very briefly last week, Thwaitesy recently celebrated a big milestone . On June 19th he ran game number 350 at the Righetti Oval (with a minimum of fuss) . A great effort for Thwaitesy considering he has missed so much football over the last couple of years .

He ran the boundary last year whilst recovering from a very serious knee injury, but all were happy to see him back in the centre circle for the start of 2004 . Hopefully we will see him continuing to run around in 2005 heading towards 400 .

The Big Question ~ I) As raised by I an Cave of Hampto n Rovers last Sunday morning on Southern FM to Tommy and Macca. (We're sure Norm Nugent will have the an swer to this .) "If Beaumaris (currently the highest-ran ked district side) are relegated at the end of this year, would this be the first time there is NO distri ct club in A or B sections? Obviously this is also if Parkdale Vultures or Hampton Rovers are not promoted from C section."

What's you decision (Blue mooner? ) A Marcellin defender in trying to rush the ball through the behind line of the Old Scotch goals, accidentally punches the ball into the behind post . Out of bounds is signalled by the goal umpire, but was the defender's action deliberate or not?

If it was deliberate, is it a free kick to Old Scotch for a deliberate out of bounds or just a boundary throw in? Answer in next week's edition when we get clarification from our umpire's advisor.

Social Night Cocktail and B and night 24th July, venue is the Umpires clubrooms within Elsternwick Park . There is no entry fee but cocktails wi ll be at bar p rices, finger food will be provided, as was the case last year. Get along for a great night, bring the wife, girlfriend, and boyfri end, catch Thwaitesy ban ging away on the drums in the band. (A career after football??)

Coming up in August is the Pre-finals Dinner at The Victo rian Club if you unable to attend you must reply in writing to John Robinson via the email addresses that accompanie d your June payslips .

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BDF ; Beiersdorf Australia Ltd When you are right 75% of the time, you are wrong 25% of the time! This week, I missed on a couple of upsets, which have further widened the gap between the top four and the rest of the field .

with last week's effort and will be hoping fo r a return to form at home today . In the equivalent fixture in Round Two, BHN had the better o f Richmond and given both teams recent form I am expecting a similar result today . In what should be a day out for Butler who has been itching to kick a bag I believe the lads from BHN will register win number two for the year with a 25-point win .

Old Westbourne v Elsternwick The Wickers travel to the ground most teams fear to tread to take on the rampant Warriors keen to avenge their round two loss . Ravaged by injury . Elsternwick will be looking for someone to step up against the Warrior speedsters, but on the wide expanses of Artie Park I think they will be lacking the drive in their legs .

With a chance to open up a two game buffer in the top two, this match is too important to let it slip and the experienced heads of Leon "Platters" Fairfield and Ash "Iceman" Leitch will ensure the young speedsters stay focused . My prediction is Westbourne by an even five

Review Kew set the game up in the first quarter when St Mary's were held goalless kicking with a strong breeze. From that point on, the Browns peppered the goals an d if not for inaccurate kicking, the margin may have been a lot greater than 72 points . For Kew, Moore and Wood continued their good form of recent weeks whilst both Costley and MeKerrotv settled in nicely after returning from injury .

Westbourne made up for past performances against Box Hill North with a crushing opening quarter led . BHN once again by the raging Justin Horsburgh fought hard in the second quarter through Olsen and Steele, but they were no match for the constant run of Pavez, Lever and Baulch as the Warriors built on their percentage with a 124-point victory .

Bull een came of age on Saturday with a resounding win over Elsternwick. In a fantastic team effort, the Cobras overcame a sluggish first quarter to blow the game apart in the second . With the loss of McKenna and Cunningham, the Wickers looked lost and a blowout was in the making. However, some pride was regained in the final quarter as Grace put in a great display to help reduce the final margin to 41 points .

Albe rt Park must have been fearful of the now famous North Brunswick charge when they led by only 10 points going into the final quarter after some hard work from Dudi and Sean Allen . Their fears were realised as Sammartino who was back to his feisty best, ran amok, while Santecroce and Robertson continued on with their good form as North got home by two goals in a great win .

No report from the Eltham versus Richmond game, but as predicted, the Turtles were far to strong for the Snakes on their home turf .

Preview St Marys v Eltha m The Saints return to the Postage Stamp, keen to make amens for last weeks insipid performance . Eltham on the other hand, will be brimming with confidence after their stirring victory last week, however, the trip to the Stamp is a different kettle of fish . I think it will be a one-sided affair today as the Saints bounce back hard and stay in touch with the top four with a 48point victory .

Richmond v Box Hill North The Snakes would have been bitterly disappointed

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Bulleen Cobras v North Brunswic k The match today between old rivals Bulleen and North promises to be a real humdinger, with both teams finding form at the right time of the season. North have a chance today to prove their worth and will be focusing on trying to turn the match into a running h game. The loss of Hamilton will hurt North but wit

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new star Ben McCallum's brilliance in the backline they may still threaten . However, I do not believe this EviIl be enough to counter the Cobra machine that has an eye firmly place on a final's berth . With players like Daley, Fortune, and Orwin in sensational form I believe they can repeat their feats of Round Two to win by 13 points .

Albert Park v Kew Should Kew win today's match against the Falcons, they will either take top spot or open up a two game break in the top two, and both scenarios would present a great incentive . The Falcons on the other hand, after a disappointing season will be hoping to restore some pride, and who better to do this against than the premiership favorites . I would expect this to be a close encounter early, however, Kew seems to be getting better each week, and seeing them lose today is difficult. As such I am going with the Bro :: is to continue their charge to the finals with a 39-,Ioin t

1 .4 5 .10 7.12 12 .17 (89 ) 0.2 1.2 2 .3 2.5 (17) ST MARYS Sew: Lamanna 2 Woodhouse 2 Gridley Aitken Wood Moore Looker Watts Bell Osborne . Best : lanai Moore Wood Costley Bell Tinetti . St Marys: Tagell Ryan . Best : Wright Lane Dwyer Tagell .

Umpires: Tom Haysom Alan Ladd (F) Eddie Boat Malcolm Ftlleul (G) BLTHAM COLLEGIANS 1 .10 5 .13 9.17 9 .18 (72) 2.7(19) 1 .1 2.3 2 .5 RICHMOND CENTRALS : Justice 2 Barnes 2 Hogan Krohn Hall Mizzi J Foo . Best: Love EI Jorgensen Savage Hall Galvin Ogilvie. Rich: Macak Speakman . Best: Speakman Liuzzi Darling Quay Cartwright Hards MofTit .

Umpires: Pat Maebus Joe Bolzonello (F)

8.5(53) BOX BILl. NORTH 2 .1 4.3 6.5 OLD WES'i`BOURNE 9 .4 11 .12 18.17 26.21 (177) Box Hill North: Butler 3 Olsen 2 Tarulli Langley Odza. Best : Riscaila Steele Benbow Doyle Odza Davatzis . Old Westhourne : J Hovsburgh 8 Trav Edwards 3 Baulch 3 Pavez 2 Lever 2 Brabant 2 M Christo A Leitch L Hudson Billman Been Mockrusch . Best: Pavez J Horsburgh Lever Baulch A Horsburgh Brabant , Urapires: Peter Pullen Jim Pappas (F) = a - congra ions to sl,eedsi , r = ---3T Cg 2.2 3.2 5 .3 9.9(63) match last week . The BULLEEN COBRAS 3 .4 8 .6 12.10 15 .14 (104) p_al = who played his f . Best: quietly spu ;,c : Baulch pa,,--s a big punch on the field ELst: C Mahony 2 Foster 2 S Grace 2 Cummins Pyman Hunter . Bull Cob: and has been one of the reasons for the Warrior Cummins Soppett S Grace Hunter Mahony D Grace Whittaker 4 Cookson 3 Thomas 2 Sette 2 Nathanielsz Fradkin Daley resurgence this year . Well done also to club larrikin . ' o plays his 50th match Brown . Best : Daley Fortune D'Angelo Mc[aren Fradkin Orwin Shone -Ohinne ' : Santo Caruso (F) Joel Wignell Will Stokes (B) Daniel this week against Elsterrnvicx . Chinner loves a verbal Ump Haysom Jordan Smith (G) spar with his teamma s off the field, however, on the 4.6 6 .7 10 .9 12 .9 (81) ALBERT PARK field it is his silky smooth skills and sli ' hand and NORTH BRUNSWICK 5 .5 6 .5 8.11 13.15 (93) foot passing that has made him a leg( .d at the club . Albert Park : Payne 4 Venables 3 S Allan 3 Baker Dudi . Best: Dudi S - and Allan Harnett Chambers R Baker . Nth Bruns: Hamilton 4 Newton 2 - congratulations to .s who notch up their ; Freeman 2 Russo 2 Santacrole 2 Boudoloh . Best: Santacrole Ferns Sir_ 1 e Falcons this week . Shaun has played most o f Robertson Boudoloh Mountney Sammartino. his career with the Seniors, distinguishing himself Umpires : Ron Martyn Peter Griffith (F)

with his pace and high marking . The Falcons look forsvard to his continuing form as a valuable member both on and off the field . Brendan, playing mainly in the Reserves, put in a great game this week top scoring for the Seniors . Everyone at Albert Park is conscious of his quick wit and great social skills that add to his value as a player and leader . All salute you both and look forward to your continuing involvement for many seasons to come .

Social Yours truly will be running the Annual Westbourne Trivia Night at the rooms Saturday night . Everyone is invited to w'lat has proven in the past to be a night of fun and frivolity . See Jocka for more details .

Co r Gavan Flo gavan .flower@spotless .com.au

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D4 RESERVE 5 .9(39) 2 .3 3 .6 4.8 KEW ST MARYS 1 .2 4 .8 4 .10 5 .14 (44) Kew: Pietersen 2 Bortone Frith Mahomet . Best: Ferrantino Ryan Pieter--n ThackGVray Drago Purcell . St Marys : Webb 2 Ferg Latimer Roseman . Best : Webb Ferg Ailunan Latimer Goldsworthy .

ELI ' A COLLEGIANS 0.0 3.9 4.10 9.15 (69) RICi aP3D CENTRALS 0.1 0 .1 1 .1 1 .1 (7) E1 n : Coonerty 3 Todman 3 J Howgate Gilbert . Best: Gilbert Runco A Howgate Hart Coonerty Richardson, Rich : Jamshidi. Best: Tilley Grey Goodes Breese Broome McGrath .

BOX HILL NORTH 2 .2 4.4 6.6 7.7 (49) 5.3 12.8 20 .8 26.12 (168) OLD WESTBOURNE Box Hill North : Cavallo 3 Kotsaridis 2 Namouski S Evans . Best: Calls Thoi Lay Irvine Robinson Cavallo . Old West: Maualokakis 7 Mason 4 Crosswell 3 S Anderson 3 Merryweather 2 Barnes 2 Bartolo 2 Lennon Gerace Moore . Best : Mason Bartolo Manolakakis Merryweather Jenkinson Robson .

ELSTE CK 4.2 7.6 11 .10 16.13 (109) 3.7(25) . BULLEEN COBRAS 0 .4 1.4 1 .4 Elst: Stephens 4 Hankin 2 Whelan 2 Goldman 2 Creak 2 McAdam 2 Currie McNally . Best: Whelan McAdam C McKenna M McKenna MW ben Bravington . Bul Cob : Hadasadnto Nasr Kahltl . Best : Nast Fisher Edgar Lewis Hadsadnto Moore .

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Nth Bruns :H Faiurfield Humphrey Houston Roberton Wall Sutton Tsialtas 2 Guppy 2 Carter . Best : Dimarco Belbin Bri(ia Guppy Sparta Vaina .

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will by 3 goals. I wish Section One - Review St Kevins reconfirmed their status as section one's top side it were easier for the last weekend with a dramatic come from behind victory Ts but the trip t o against reigning premiers St Bernards . Trailing by forty Runo will prov e points at the first change, St Kevins piled on seventeen-goals fruitless, home side by 6 goals . After a good win last week, the to seven in the remaining three quarters to overrun the home Bears can hibernate for a fortnight side by 19 points . Despite playing for top spot St Bernards Section 3 - Review now find themselves back outside the top four, their run of The Unicorns delivered the upset of the season, and dented five-consecutive victories snapped by a second loss to St the Jackas' finals hopes in the process with a 40 point victory . Taft, Kevins this season. Premiership darkhorses De La Salle move which, in the conditions, was a real monstering into second after a comfortable 90 point win over Old Anderson and Bailey came to the party for MHSOB and were Brighton, Keely kicking five for the winners with Kovess and simply too strong and too good for AJAR. Donegan amongst the best . Elsewhere Werribee broke their The Friars had all the play but failed to finish off early, three game losing streak with a 69 point win over Caulfield ; leading by 5.12 at the main break . No looking back thereafte r Old Xaverians entered the top four with a 38 point win over Marcellin; while an improving Old Scotch side defeated Uni Blues by 70 points.

Preview With only two wins separating first and sixth the 2004 premiership race remains wide open, new ladder leaders St Kevins aiming to extend their lead at the top when they host Old Scotch this afternoon . Sitting in sixth and having won their last four Scotch aren't without a chance, but will most likely struggle to contain Mount and Marchasani upfront, St Kevins by 13 pts . Another danger game looms for St Bernards this afternoon when they travel to Vic Park to play Old Xaverians. Undermanned but still under performing last weekend, St Bernards have had a solid week on the track ; expect a big opening quarter from coach Lavis boys who should return to the winner's list . Around the grounds, Werribee should string together two wins when they host Marcellin ; De La Salle should be too strong against a struggling Uni Blues side ; while the winless Caulfield are tipped to upset Old Brighton, the two sides with just one official win between them this season .

Section 2 - Review With everything tied up at halftime, the game really turned into a painful arm-wrestle which suited the desperate Sharks down to the (muddy) ground. They kicked 1 .6 to the Lions 0.2 to win by 10 points with Shugg, Hill and Wilson the prime movers.

The Bears had the big targets firing up front again and won each quarter to establish themselves as a genuine finals' threat . Tsingaris, Skicko and Dimek were having a whale of a time as the home side failed to find any answers, succumbing by 11 goals in the end.

It was truly goal for goal in the first half at Oval 1 before the Rupo midfielders in Watson, Moule, Van Boxtel & Gaunt assumed the ascendancy over the OMs in the 3rd term . Once they established a break, Rupo never looked back and won by 49 points.

The Scribe left the Hughes fields at three quarter time thinking the home side had the game well in hand with Sammy De Bruin and Butts on fire . My complacency must've rubbed off on the players as they sat back and watched the Bombers deliver a withering final burst to grab the points.

The Hoers should be ready to rock after a week off. ... .

Tips Might as well toss a bloody coin, eh ?

The Lions need to maintain the buffer over the other sides and should see the Wellers off by 4 goals . The Bombers should see off the Sharks by 13 points . The fresh Hoers will need all their tricks to dismantle the OMs, and I think the y 48

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with Paul Stagg and Carey Arthurson supporting acting captain Stafford really well . Aaron Deveson relished his chance to get some more game time and played well on his wing too. End result, a large win .

The Raiders were beaten by a well-drilled team, which displayed superior physical strength to the visitors. The Krushers' hardness at the ball together with their running game provide to be the difference in a relatively one-sided affair.

Again, the Ashers were in the game at the half, but fell away in the 3rd quarter to hand the Tigers a straightforward win .

Griffiths & Laver did plenty for the Tigers whilst Glover, Phillips and Lui fought well for the vanquished . ' Me King is Dead! Long live the King ." Not Wayne Carey, but Old Carey who certainly learnt from their ist encounter and touched up the all-conquering Blacks by an impressive 38 points. The efforts of Sinclair, Lord, and Cornwell went far . .. . ..

Tips The ramifications of a loss should be enough for the Jackas to bounce back over Oaldeigh by 2 goals . The Raiders are also smarting and the Tigers will make a long trek to receive a 16 point defeat . Old Carey will hand out another footy lesson to the Ashers by 50 points . The Blacks will be breathing fire, by Andy reckons his boys are primed. Blacks by 5 in a thriller .

Finally, the cellar dwellers meet and winning form is good form, so the Unicorns by 2 goals .

Section Blue - Review The Swans shrugged off a persistent Ormond after half time, who kick 6 straight points in the 3rd term to rule themselves out of the contest. Cronin & Mahoney were impressive with 3 goals each and Walden also played a belter.

De La Salle just managed to keep the Clays at arms' length throughout the day, thanks mainly to the efforts of O'Donnell up forward, Meiklejohn and Howard . The Clays couldn't quite bridge the gap all day, and fell short by 3 goals .

A good third quarter by the Rovers averted a complete obliteration by the Pirates, who still won comfortably . Jay played well (even without Silent Bob) and no-one killed better than Kenny for the home side, who finished 12 goals in front.

No news from the JOCs -v- Leo's clash which was the highest scoring affair of the weekend, and saw the JOCs grab the bananas in the end .

It was a case of a poor start and finish for Mazenod who permitted the Demons to kick 12 unanswered goals in the first and last 15 minutes . Otherwise coach Regan was pleased with the Nodders' teamwork and intensity, with Solomon, Castricum, and Souter in the good books . The only way for Bentleigh was Ridgway, who provided an effective avenue to goal for Convery & Meehan, et a l Tips The Swans must see off the De La challenge by 25 points . The Clays will learn what final's footy is all about after the Pirates have their way by 56 points . The Rovers also face a tough ask against a fired up Animals unit, which should prevail by 33 points . The Nodders need to show a consistent 4 quarters, but I sense its game over and the JOCs will win comfortably .

Likewise the Demons who may rack up a record score over the 141onders.

Section Red - Review Fitzroy 's push for the minor premiership continues to gain momentum, the ladder leaders remaining undefeated this season with a 68 point win over Aquinas last weekend, Having won all but one game this season by 75+ points, a big winning margin was on the cards when the Reds hosted lowly-placed Aquinas with just one win to their name. After a goalless first half Aquinas looked all but gone, but following a motivating halftime talk by coach Nightingale the incomplete sixteen-man side came out firing. Limiting their opponents to just two goals in the second half by shutting down the Red's spearhead forward, Aquinas played like a top four side, Griffin and Olsen-'-v °^,t~irational in the midfield with Leonard and ' i>' ~loxvn back . Elsewhere North

Old Boys held off a fast finishing Bulleen by 8 points : Rupertswood were once again impressive in their 43 point win over Xavs ; while Old Westbourne, restricted to just 0 .2 in their round one encounter against La Trobe, remarkably defeated the Uni side by 19 points in their reverse fixture .

Previe w La Trobe will look to return to the winners list after last week's shock loss, when they host fourth-placed Old Xaverians this afternoon . Dropping just their second game this season, the uni side now find themselves hanging onto the second-chance by percentage only . Come late August Old Xaverians may also find themselves relying on percentage, the side squeezing into the four this week by just 0 .6 of a percent . With Westbourne rolling La Trobe it's li kely Xavs will need to beat a top four side in the coming weeks to gain a final's berth. . . however don't expect it to happen this round, La Trobe by 30 points . A fired up Aquinas side will look to take last week's impressive second half form into this afternoon's fixture against the UHS-VU/SB combine, Aquinas clear favourites given Day, McGregor & Westaway are hitting packs like rugby front-rowers . Elsewhere Fitzroy will be too st ong for Rupertswood, while Old Westbourne should out,la,s BullePn-Templestowe .

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011) SCOTCH 5.3 10 .4 15 .5 19.11(125) 2.2 5 .2 6.4 8 .7 (55) UNIVERSITY BLUES Old Scotch: Snaddon 4 Pappas 4 Nickless 3 Armstrong Berry Bull Cade Jonas Liffey Porter Tesdorpf . BesL Keck Porter Batrouney Berry Snaddon .

Pearce . Uni Blues: Minns 2 Dwyer Gin Hage Marshall Dods Shuttlevorth Best Rankin Burchell Farrell Ross Heinz Westmare .

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Umpires: Rick Benson Mahon Wallert Black Bunworth Palmington Ballan . Best: Peninsula OB: D Smith 4 Miller 3 Jay 2 Be Lunge 2 Hocking Knobel Simon Fearless (F) Jessica Rollo Mark Rogers (B) Tristan Reith Trevor Foy (G) Rootsey 2 Heggie Jay Pritchard Kenny Hocking Knobel . Hampton Rovers: UNDER-19 SECTION 2 : Cannell Williams Sharp Smith Zempagiione Nicholls . .

Best Malthouse .12 (36) Bg,AUMp,RIS 2 .5 3.8 4 .8 4 3 .8(26) Umpires: Steve McCarthy (Rotation) (F ) COlyEOIANS 1 .3 3.6 3 .7 ST LEOS 0 C Beaumaris: Berry Clemente Bowker Irons . Best: Berry Shugg Hill Wilson EMMAUS 0 C : Lynch Rice ST JOHNS Elston Gasparino . CoB: Mutton Jorgenson Williamson . Best Details not received . Umpires: Avi Wekselm3n Brian Nunn (P ) Rose Cannizo Slayter Williams . Umpires: Luke Duthie Mark Duthie (F1 1 .3(9) 0.0 1 .2 1 .2 MAZENOD 9.6(60) 2 .1 4.2 6 .3 OLD CAMBERWELL .7 9 .8 10.15 16.22 (118) BENZIEIGH 6 .13 (127) .7 15.12 19 BqNyUL ; yMVBpNg 4 .4 8 .

Laa: Weekes. Best Solomans Hensman Castricum Moran Sauter Oldmann Old Camb : Mel7zr 3 Rights 2 Cottrell B Payne C Maxstead Tolson . Best: ' Bent: Ri ay 8 Dewar 2~Vright Meehan Teltennepe Morris McMaho McGuigan Ri~iiin Walpole Salipas Renshaw Pirilcney . Banp ute Vi : Wyld Corn~ery Ridgway Morris Meehan McMahon. ga~is 6 O'Donnell 4 T Shepherd 2 Poyser 2 Green 2 Weivice Kayrobz Armstrong . Best Tsin ~ : Tony Began Peter Riley (F ) : Umpima Skicko. Best: McGovern O'Donnell Lards Tsingaris Skicko Dimek .

UNDER-19 (21 RED Umpires Matt Goold Russell Nation ( F) IIFiS-VU/Sf BERNARDS BYE E .18 (72) OLD NANHOE -BY 84) NORTH OLD BOYS 3 .4 3 .11 8.16 9 011) MEIBURNIANS 6.1 8.4 9 .7 12.12 ( .1 3.4 5.6 9.10 (64) TE WE 1 B .19 ( 133) RUPERISW~D 6.5 11.12 14 .16 19 : White 3 ONalloran Keenan 2 O'Connor Anderson. Best: OConnor Panton . NO3 D Millar 3 P Vog)is 2 A Old dielb: Theodoulou 3 Armstrong 2 Officer f'annitex Jones RayRupe s: Clarke Kennedy Anderson White Irvin . Bull Temp : . rt : Oman Theodoulou Manahan Parutife,e Mitchell Bender wMeadows(F Best 5 Brennan 4 Harrison 3 Skinner Clark j tosifids D D Millar D McColl T Less. Umpires: Jason Wasza D a David Whadlo . Best: McPhee Pretty Brennan Morrison eMcPh Gaunt Skinner Moule aant Michael Reilly (B) Umpirea: Matt Brennan Tom Window (F1 1 .2 4.5 6.5 11 .7 (73) 2.5 11.10 15 .11 15.13 ( 103) 01j) WESMURNE DID TRINITY 2 .2 3.4 6.10 7.12 (54) .14(122) IA TROBE UNIVERSITY .11 18 ~gNDpN 4.1 7 .6 8 .

OLD e : T Whiting 3 M Whiting 3 Ristevsid 2 Tanner Laird Hickey Old Trim DeBzuin 4 Butler 2 Hogath 2 Oldtield 2 Stewert 2 Medland 2 Old : M Whiting P HudsonTanner Gryszan C Hudson Squara Is Trobe Uni: t Hooke. Best: Butler DeBruin Lamb Hooke Kelly Webster. Old Ess: Details no Barelli 4 Redmond Mann . Best : Lancaster A Borelli McGough Redmond Brown (B ) received . Umpires : Nicholas Brown Sean Scully Jnr in Perrin Best Davies. umpires: David D'Altera Paul Coulthmd (F ) UNDER -19 -19 SECTION 3 .1 2.1 3.2 5.5 (35) ~jc,~Og 2.5 6.10 8 .12 10 .19 (79) OLD %AVERIANS ( 2) 0 .0 7.2 11.3 12.6 (78) 39) RUPERTSWOOD (2) 3 .8 5 .9 ( 4.3 5 .3 5 AJAX Old Xav: Buller 2 Murray 2 Adams . Best: Chester Sahely HendersonTrahas t1ASOB: Matthews 4 C Bailey 2 Higgins Aitken Gold Edwards . Best: Taft Morrison Murray. Rnparts: Moore 3 House 3 Sylvester 3 Tehan 2 Anderson C Bailey Biddington Matthews . AJAX : Graf 2 E2ekiedl Routman Bolonsema. Best: Not supplied . Umpires: Josh White-Spier Ryan Hense (F) Kagan. Best : Routman Spilberg Shaked Feldy Goldman Nankin .

2 .6(18) AQUINAS 0 C 0 .2 0.4 2 .4 Umpires : i6c Hartwig III 5 .2 9.8 10.12 11 .20 (86) FITZROy REDS 13 .9 (87) .1 9 .7 12.7 5 OAKLEIGH Details not received. Umpires : Tony talky in 4 .11 (35) 2.1 4 .6 4 .11 DID PARADIANS Details not received .

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Under-19 - Section 1 CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS I Nob;ytt T 2 Weame J DVC 3 Murphy C Ca 4&rk hougM D 5 Hammond T C DVC 6 Hammond 7 Rudd W VC 8 Jenn ings S N 9 Edwards

DE LA SALLE (BLUES) Coach : David Madigan Asst: Scott Jones 1 T. Kovess 2 R. Quick 3 M . I~ieldsend 4 M . Brown (c) 5 T~ 6 J Pitcher 7 D. Keely g V. Maloney 9 B. Vague (vc) 10 N . Smith it R . Hancock

1 . T Money 2. A Papaluca 3. J Carlson 4. J Mahon 5. J Bartolotto 6. S Considine 7. M Gar ovski g

17 L Bowden

8. A Layton 9 . C Nikolakopoulos 10 . J Williams 11 . S Farelly 12 . D Valsorda 13. A Power 14. R Davis

78 V. Buckley

15. S Tandridge

17 Aibratdo A

19 S . Morwrood 20 M. Demicoli 21 J. M.cGuiness 22 T. Donegan 23 R. McArdle

16. B Ryan

18 Kearsley J 19 Pitts J 20 Lord S

10 Winter G it Evans R 12 Goodwin-Doming S 13 Strain A 14 U3 C

15 Andrew T 16 May C

21 Hepworth w 2 Patterson A 23 D'Arcy Z VC

24 Benkercroun M 25 Fagan T 26 K2laja E

28 Nicklos M 31 Ganocd S 33 Logan A 39 Cater g M 42 Su ~b°g B 45 ACM

12 s. Conway (w) 13 B . Davis 14 W . Dwye r 15 D. Hocking 16 L Casey

17. S Nuttlean

18. C Purcell 19. J Cropper 20. P Deluca 21 . P Robbins 22• D Carden 23 . A Ceccomancini

24 N. Stewart

25 O. Kelliher . s 26 M . Herkrv~,s 27 L Q'Da,nwl

28 L Jarvis

2 Rura E 3 Frtzgeraid M 4 MoNan N 5 Vaughan S 6 Pyle A 7 Rowe L 8 McDonnell J (dvc) i0 Sh°rteeednvS J 11 M a ule,T Dv~

is ht'ea»n3mm, J 14 LarkinsC 15 Silk N 17 h~tee~h~ D ta Di Stefano 8 19 Rees D 28 Gmnrvan L 21 Ryan S 22 smnh D 23 Butler N 24 tndodno F 25 Henderson R 26 O'Hanlon M 27 Palmer T

28 TrahahT

29 Fustnato R all prtz~ rald J 31 Mukla.ny ~ J 32 Rawda S 33 Crean 8 34 Morrison N 35 A ~9 ms J(vc 36 Munzv o-A ) 37 Trav ato M

38 Forrest J

39 Sahety K 40 Stack J

41 Clark S 42 Gunny O(c) 43 To6m L 44 Quinn D

4 55 McCcmFa,-k R

8 Duncan S

21 Materia J 22 Mathieson R 23 May M 24 McDonald L 25 Mooney B M

29. D Fraser

31 Reincke

32 Salem J

T

33 Sheehan C

34 Sterner N 35 Tall C 36 Tregear A

BEEHIVE HOTEL

Coach: Richard Obee

4 Walsh M 5 Hughes J 7 Liberatore C e Mant+evn 8 9 Evan s D

70 Gart h

e

11 Marion A

12 oconrwr D 15 Mitchell A 16 Oxentord P 17 Rogers C 20 Maggiore h1 21 Whelar' T 23 lanaao 0 24 Runnals B 25 Govan C 27 SaNadori M 30 Lancashire D

33 Gauday M 35 Ryan 8 38 Buis K

1 J Mahe

2 T 09oole 3 B Dowd 4 S Sexto n 5 D Petrou 6 M Hobbs a nbr 7 g R S TRya 9 J Syme

10 D Wisseil 11 ALynch

12 J Liston 13 P Mercouriou 14 J Marchesani 15 M Sullivan 16 R Arnott

17 J Charles 18 D Tlkeridis

19 LGulliver 20 K Miss 21 T WooHe

22 D Gibbs 23 T 0'hanlon 24 D Sulliva n 25 P Gallivan 26 P Lortgmore 27 J O'rourke 28 g~ke 29 P Glenane

33 B`'HQTa" 34 G J Williams 35 8 Jackson R Hocki

37 r'g 38 M Un 39 H Peters 40 E Cruickshank 41 R Dumaresq 42 S McMunne

43 l ds EWZers

45 D McIntosh 46 D Beanie

WERRIBE E Coach : Fab Gatt i 1 . M. Palmington

3 . P. David 4 . U. Dwyer 5 . A . Farrel l 6 . L COUper

3.

7 . C . Bradley 8.

B . Gin

9 . J . Westmore 10. J . Bunkle 11 . M . Shaughnessy (VC) 12. T. Saida 13. J . Hummel 14. R. Hage

15. W. Robinson 16. M . Dods 17. C. Northway (DVC)

C . Lee 4 . P. Chalmer s 5 . A . Taylo r

6 . D. Lee 7.

P. Keo gh

8. T Andrews g J . Russ o 10. B. Stornebrink 11 . T. Ballan 12. R. Barker

13. A. McNally t q, D . Bunworth

18. T. Conn 19. D . Heinz (Capt)

15. M. Purton 16 . M. Cations

20. T Maddocks 21 . R . Minns

17 . T. Roszak 18 . N . Addamo

22, N . Shuttleworth

31 P Mclennan

28 . M . Tomey (VC)

32 M Sherman 33 S NeohoriGs 35 E Wi:ki n son

29 . L Woodhouse (DVC) 30 . N. Vandenbosch 31 . J . Green 32. K. Mario 33, C. Ross 34. C. Haine s 35.W.Hughes 36, M.Carolan 37. S. Anderson 38. J. Gree n

SIMPSON CONSTRUCTION C L~ -,-~, i rC

31 J Cade R Gerstman

2 . L. Gatti

30 B Scanlan

s BW d'E 52 Montr~m ery s

22 TyKeck~ 23 M Cathie 24 J Po rte r 25 A W Sutherland 26 L Talbots 27 S Jona 28 H Dick 29 J Browrre4 l 30 A Bona

1 . G . Muir

59 Pearson T 70 Freed E 75 McDemxm c

40 DI Mount 44 J Tennent

20 MM Ramage

2. D . Marshall

58 Pins B

36 T Trev,~i n

16 E Batroune y 17 A Wallace Smith

Coach : Tim Giles

23 . N . Burchell 24 . H . Ranki n 25 . J . Sundermann 26 . D . Hill 27 . W. Bright

39 Dematan L 40 Kavanag h A 43 Stapleton J 45 Johnson B 50 Schroder R

14 M G; 15 P McKenna

UNIVERSITY BLUES

Coach: David Law

2 Hudey D

n e~ s dapt 13 S P

47 E Beaurepare 48 TGraham

Hawthorn

ST.KEVIR'S OLD BOYS

10 T Harknes s

18 A Foliate 19 T Gaunt

46 N . Hart 53 D . Brovming

ST BERNARDS UNDER 19 (1)

8 B snaddan 9 M Szakiel

14 Hubbard S 15 Jackson L 16 Joseph R 17 Kennedy A 18 Kennet T 19 Latta R 20 Leaf J

25 . D McMahon 26 . S Preece 27 . J McParland 28 . C Cogdon 30. R Redmond

5 S Lilk; y 6 SAinger 7 LAtmstron g

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27 Overend E 28 Parkes M 29 Pascart J 30 Pomeroy X

30 J . McKenzie 34 D. RaYsion 36 S, Crown 37 A. Shields

OLD SCOTCH

Coach: Bruce Armstron g Asst Coach: Mike Smit h 1 B Nickkess 2 J Wrigh t 3 T gup

Edge J 10 Fielke G 11 Filipovic L 12 Grigio A 13 Gutteridge T

9

26 Newman

46 S~een=_y J 47 Chapman P 48 Tarence 49 CorcoranT

53 Coun se l N 54 French R 55 Henderson C 56 Lams C 57 Manfy D 48 McFarlane T 59 Pattison L

i Bartlett M 2 Betts D 3 Cann N 4 Castles A 5 Christie J 6 Cooney S 7 Doherty R

24 . A McGlin

DAMPIER BRICKLAYING PTY. LTD .

XAVERIAHS (1 & 2)

Coach : Luke Stewart

29 M . Nankervis

Yarra Valley Country Club - Buileen

Coach 1,119(1): Adam Sassi Coach U19(2): David Gaibally 1 P-11 P

OLD BRIGHTON

MARCELLIH Coach : Dean Rossely

19 . P. Cassi n 20 . P. Spry

21 . S . Turra 22 . B . Russel l 23 . B . Blac k 24 . R. New

25. J . Bingham 26. S. Simpson 27. B. McMahon 28. M . Miller 29. S. Smith 30. N .Renaut

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Under-19 - Section 2 DANYULE-VIE WDAN K Coach : Phiv Demetriou

1 wanks, Z 2 Broc~rwei , J 3 Mc :rrern. A 4 Adams. P 5 Bram, A 6 Morgan, M (C) 7 Moore, R 8 Rrg!er, J 9 Ctarsllan. M (V.C) 10 S2vropo-.bus,C 11 Crimncns, J

12 Pmfer, J 13 Pak, D 14 tardO,M (V C) 15 0 Donnell, L 16 Git4:ran, R 17 Savrok,aous,A 18 Wise, T 19 D=meck . B 20 Mclean . D 21 HoMes. M 22 TM gam, J (C) 23 Spacer, J 24 Bcttark: .ry,A (V C-) 25 TouR, S 26 PesaveTto, S 27 KayraIz, D 28 Sk~clco. C 29 Sar1.J 3rJ ORrnwoce, P 31 Dcri Vq M 32 Dunstone.J 33 Herbert, D 34 Shepfwsd,T 35 Jones,J 36 Buckle/. C 37 Shepherd, D

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Coach : Mick Ueaton Asst: Mark Berry 3 . L. Quirk 4. L. Hill 5. D. Wall (DVC) 6. M. Bramwell 7. P. Iron s 8 . A . Clemente 9 . M . Wilson (C) it . J . Dickie 14 . P. Berry (VC) 15. B. Norri s

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. Shone 42 . S. Hoult 44 . S. Vipond 47 . M . Imlach 48. K . Gasperino 49. M . Cairns 50. A. Elston 52. J. William s

'.. 38 44nghL R 39 McIntosh, J 40 H;ayney P

OLD IVANHO E Coach : Ben Covel l 1 M Ferran6rw 2 A Baldwi n

3 J Uttans 4 R Butler 5 AHargraves 6 R Fitzgerald 7 KEI11s 8 S Taghizadeh 9 J Mina s 10 T Harrison 11 N Clarke 12 KO'Hehir 13 J &nney 14 A Foster 15 G Hope 16 B Saunders 17 Z Ke ane (VC) 18 1 Dawkins (Capt) 19 C Crewas 20 S Weston 21 G Stravakis 22 J Britten (VC) 23 G Reynard 24 A Capte

25 J Hyndman 26 D Nthoi 27 S Leon 28 J Carroll 29 C Roger 30 G Fowler 31 S LesIIe 32 S Kefalas .. 33 ASteer 34 AG!oste r

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COLLEGIANS Coach: Andrew Kenneally Ass Coach: Michael Jones 1 A. Ston e 2 M . Parrent 3 M . Rice 3 S . Gilbert 4 A. Bridgeman 5 M .Raberson 6 D. Williamson 7 C. .Cuts Elg 8 J 9 M. Rose 10 D . Canniz o 11 A . Wright - Smith 12 A. Khoury 13 Z . Moon 14 J. Ashman 15 0 . 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. Cramer 31 N. Bobeff 33 A. Gregory 38 T. Wilson '.. 38 T Cook 65 M. Lynch

ras D v; 11,113ERWELL .~IANS Coach : Anson Brown4ess I C Payne 3 S Rigzin 4 LTayior 5 N Tsindos 6 P Pinkney A 910 B Cottrell 11 D Moriey 12 D Bruce 13 H Melzer 14 AAllan 15 N Hill, 16 T Barrow 17 G Tucker 18 D Sciola 19 D Walpole 21 D McGuigan 22 K Kosa

24 N Maxstead 25 N Beale 26 C Hillier 27 A Renshaw 28 I Ry e 30 TAngove 31 M Shanks 32 J Davis 34 G Tolson 39 B Mackie

1- ALL ELECTRICAL & E APPLIANCES S 9 b 5 7 S 0 6 1

OLD ESSENDON

Coach: Shane Harvey-d e Team .Claarre WNW = 1 Baddeley R 2 Beringer L 3 Baskan E 4 Bares L 5 C&rnm M 6 Cannutg A 7 Caponrletto S a Caruso S 9 Cerantonio D 10 Ceranton"to D 11 Christou A 12 Cknn3ck a 13 Daxkiw J 14 Francis i 15 Heritage C 16 JelSs M 17 Ktenas F 18 Leban D 19 Leech C 20 Leury H 21 Mansour J 22 MCchen B 23 Nankervis D 24 PRiNips J 25 Fumble- T 26 Shaw M 27 Tait N 28 Towner S 29 Trevaskis M 30 Tzarnbazis C 31 Uren N 32 Ml-ms J 33 Wlson T D 34 7, .ammit

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OLD 7-1 Coach: Owen Lalor Ass : Ryan CHuillier 1 Cudlipp T 2 Haralambous A 3 Oman D 5 Hardy E 6 Tucker J 7 Jones L 8 Moffatt R 9 Prowse A 10 Kauye A 11 Manahan A 12 Mermagas A 13 Hanchette C 14 Armstrong A 15 Baker E 16 Christian W 17 Panton W 18 Dick J 19 Mitchell E 20 Pann'rfex A 21 Russell N 22 Beckley J 23 Osmond D 24 Russell N 25 Schivo M 26 Bender L 27 Richardson W 28 Brener J 29 Hawes C 30 Jones L 31 Theodoulou C 32 Kauye A 33 Miller D 34 Rafferty J 35 Beaumont J 39 Thompson F 44 Ray A 47 Lugg B

OLD T-,lNti Y G F. : . ~'':711 1A1N

Coach : Dean Peters 1 Bilwani A 2 Day M 3 Marsden A 4 Webster J C/C 5 Simmons H 6 Petdro J 7 Kenna J C/C 8 Stewart F 9 Butler K 10 Stebbins N 11 Burke M 12 Harrod T 13 Baylis M 14 Burgess M 15 Hooke A 16 Walsh T 17 Lamb T 18 Stockdale C 19 Oldn"eld T 20 Medland A 21 Mears-Dagen M 23 Burke A 25 Lar..aratto A 26 Hore-Lacy A 27 Schuyler M 28 Neville A 29 Hogarth J 30 Dickenson A V/C 31 de Bruin S 32 Lesinskis M 35 O'Connell J 39 Monice T 45 Bell C 49 Kelly B

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3 4 Losan B 5 6 -^ . an K 9 Spn~ L 12 Evans A i6 Cb'u'rt~ 8 16 MIXUa! R iB t~f G p Harrison M 21 Vznbo>Sel M 22 a 23 &shop S 24 kb ~ L 26 kxPne^_ M 3~ FGaunt M 32 W~hart C 33 Ok:er D 34 House JP 35 A~~n J R 37 'ieies

~ e~ 40 &ennan 41 Shepp3+d 42 T~rig 43 SrMh 44 AnfiixSOn 45 Bance 46 Gob. 47 K~w'0~es ~ ~ Moore 53 Lane 6~6 Gun 57 Pea&a 58 Ba¢rsr Are 6o S Nestzr fii 74 aWr)5 7a D--eft Walcon 70 Q

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Under-19 - Section 3 M DSOD

AJAX

Coach : Brad James

Coach: Gary Blus_'tein

1 J Aitken

2 . J . Fayman 3 . J . Karp 4 . G. Lewis 5 . J . Givoni

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21 J Marm o 22 P Greenhill

22 R Erin 2 Hogan 3 23 A S MH rtchell 24 M Avram

24 K Hardin g 25 R Whflehouse 26 A Edward s 26 M n pz~n R Os'idac

27 T Middleton

28 G Sauttr y 28 M Hamitten-Ho

29 S Sinha M a .Qt, S p onsors ~

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Coach: Glen Afford

Coach : Mark Soloed Asst Coach : Simon Virican t 1 E?er8ret. J 2 Stace. M

18. R . Gimrer

19. F. Johnson 20. B . Hindle 21 . M.McMahon

13. L. Rowan 14. G . Bennett

23 : B . Jameson N ~ .. A J .Pyre Lu i 26 . J. Mazur 27 . CM-Donald

15. R. Holden

28. 1. sa~ssi T 29 T~n

17. S. Briggs 18. L . Callery 19. T. Thornton

30. D Stewart

20 . D . Ciavarella

31 . M . Hayes

21 . J . Briggs

a9. a. H~ Harte~ 34. C . Keeshan 35. D. t.ogan 38. R . Nolan 37. C . Finfayson

22 . S . Pag e 23 . J . Collins 24 . P. De Servie

6. L Lenisto . Pollard n 7, B. Ha er

18 R Newland 19 S F. 20 T Dunne le

1

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2 Haddocks J 3 McConnell K 4 Flavene L 5 Lynch D

5. J

a. A. Me ta s. J. Moore to. J. Maya tt B.Cn"ckshank /2. T. Ballow 13. M' Pay 14. R. Shrekfs 15. J . Stephenson .

16' U Mudge 17. K.

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1 Corrigan B 2 Gu E y

3 Turner S 4 Skiathitis R(rL) 5 Morris B 6 Hermes J 7 Rivaland P

9 Watts. D 10 Whyley. D 17 Ryan . R 12 Irvine. M 14 Patena. M

11 Gnt6th M 12 Marks J

8 Quinn J(rL)

10 GOSetti T

15 Grecn_T

17 Day B 18 Porter D A

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5 Richardson, D 6 Giddings . D 7 Rose. S

a vJat~n P

16 Soloman. M 17 LuY , S 18 Girovski . T 19 Snow. M

20 Spittle . D 21 RehGcki. S

22 Denham . M 23 Sage. C 2 4 Seneca. J :.:25 l.iagatw,. M 26 Kre"zer. J 27 Cowles. A

28 Hussey. D 29 Serafin. A

30 Pratt . N 31 Clark . B 32 Morrisey. 8

33 Holden . B 34 Turner. P 35 Zrvanovic . 0

30 Thomas. R 37 Clayton. D 38 Vncent . G

7 Lawler hi & Parker W to K:fiy L 14 McMurray L

16. S. White

9 Hoatson T 10 Crotty J 11 SheppardT

21 Ferraro D M 22 Knuppei 23 Lynch J 24 Ty9uin J

25 Schwarze B

12 Leach S(TL) 13 Dooiey J 14 Boyd J 15 Owen B

26 Sawers A 27 Waters D 28 Darning M A 29 Knowles

17 Lee D 1a 8adenhope M 19 Reynolds M

u t : iom vurcell I R. Ault 2 D. Barlow 3 H. Barlow 4 J . Bell

5 P. Birks 6 A. Courts 7 B. Goona n 8 W. H~ggs 9 W. Havrson 10 C . King 11 A. Lync Wonh 12 M. 13 B. h",~cGawan 14 J . Rippon 15 O.~Scott 16 T. .,herr

1 7 G.Shavi

18 T. Sheldon 19 N . Scheelings 20 J . van Dyk 21 A. Whale 22 A. Wooley 23 B . Govet[ 24 S. Jeremiah 25 T. Jones 26 S. Leslie 27 D. M oar

28 E. Sm e 29 P. Statham

33 oaReiiiy P

22 Goodwin 0 (TL) 23 Anderson D

34 Lambert C 35 Wright B as Terrell J 37 Hunter d 38 Gilmore, S

26 Wmdus R 32 Cooper J 43 John E 44 McKay B

30 T. Stringer 31 G . Alla n 32 D . Borland

39 Heys J 40 McGettigan P

41 D'Gan,an M 42 Sables M 43 sar,yifirra L 55 Flouillian L

1 . T. Wilkin s 2. N . O'Brien

3 . J. Davy 4 . J. Carpenter B . A. Sheddo n 7 . A . Smith 9 . J . Phelps 10 . C . Laidla w 11 . A . Newhouse 14 . M . Cornwell 15. A. Thompson

19. T. Lowcock 21 . K. Parker 22. T Evan s 25. P. Morey 27. J. Choon g 29, J. Joslin 31 . S. Mead 33 . L McKinnon 44, D . Stock o 90 . M . Bessan t

25 . D. Latiniara 26. J . Fitzgerald 27. A. Middlemis s 28. A. Pound Cow 29. M . Doyl e 30. L Berland 31 . J. Bray 32, L Kell y

20 Ca~ well C

30 31auGen'gan W~~ MN 32 McCallum J

OLD CARE Y

Coach: Craig Williams

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Coach : Greg Campbell

8 Rrtchia E

4 3 Bugcda Pet"' ..RR

A.F.C Coach : Mick Holden 1 . D . Counihan 2. P. West 3. R . Stafford 4. C . Hogan 5 . C . Groake 6 . D . Cleary ry 7 . C . Lamb 8 . M . Bennett 9 . D. Wills 10 . D. Costigan 11 . S . Aidone 12 . G . Vitagliano

4 T Schocker 3 S Whittington 4 B Gevaux

16 A Vllani 17 A Orchard

27 . G. Massey 29. J . Goldman 31 . N. Rose 32. L. Peters 34 A~ra~i,{ 35 T Putt

2. P. Cur 3. M . Piriups 4. B. Adamson

5 G Blau 6 T Biddington ,old 7 D 8 R Temes 9 J Mathew 10 C Eva 11 D Kemp , . j2 oPedn~ 14 PR McGrath R 15 D Membrey

26 . B . Nankin

. °LUES

Coach: Bruce Waldron

2 M Brai n 3 D PinvAll

3 A Van Rooyen

7 . M. Chester 8. J. Feldy 9. E . Rottman it . D. Blankfield 12. D. Raleigh 13. R. Spilberg 15. A Goldstein 16. A. Lewis 17. A Bustin 18. B. Lukav 19. A Weinstein 20. M. Ivany 21 . A Chrapot 22. E. Shaked 23. R . Lewis 24 . D . Bustin 25 . R . Kagan

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Coach: Andy Dalrymple Asst. Coach : Bryan Stagg 1 E Abdaiiah 3 G Day 5 A Woods

6 T Mahe r 7 J Hogan (Cl 8 R Mahe r 9 J Daau 11 B Stafford

12 C Arthurson 13 C Lucarell i 14 A Kenez 16 N Crowe (VC l 17 A Ad;emi s

18 K Laski 19 K Paproth 20 H Vince 21 C Krolikowski 22 J TartagB a 24 A Walsh

25 C Pc~osi

26 K Walker 27 H Fulton 28 L Hamblin 29 A Deveson 30 R Mattin`o n

31 P Stagg 32 L Kaldor

33 A. Cordy 34 B. Flemin g 35 M. Karunaratn e 36 G . Kennedy 37 B . Renic k 38 T. Ross 39 F. Wambach

40 R . Atkinson 41 D . Brown 42 M . Stevens

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IInder-19 -- Section BLUE 6ENTLEIGH

Coach: Mick Lee

BE LA SALlE (~Ol®} HAMPTON ROVERS

1 R Dolman 2 R Heywood 3 0 Lewis 4 J D'Offay Ridgway 6 J Roberts 7 S Holmesby 8 B Holden 9 D Wild 10 D FFogarty 11 J Rahilly 12 T Wright 14 M Wilson 15 D Straker 16 K Pereira 17 18 P Breiikreuz

Coach : Rob Smith Asst : Matt Francis I M Sheehan 4 S Murphy 5 0 Colman 6? Davis 12 S Crowe 14 S O'Brien 16 J McNamara 17 C Howard 18 T Robson 19 W Quaran 21 S Morwood 23 K Smyth 26 C White 28 C Reid 33 T Silvers 39 0 Keeney 40 P Meiklejohn

19 S Nicholson

41 B Flanigan

20 21 R Turner 22 B McLellan 23 S Corrigan 25 N Salvatore 26 T Kroiofil 30 B liso, 8 34 35

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

47 S Wright

52 M. McLellan 54 B Meehan

bAMptER BRICKLAYIN G PTY. LTD .

Coach: Michael Blake

1 . D. Zampaglione 2. D. Clarke 3. J, Corbett 4* 1 . Nicholls 5. Smith L. 6. N. Pinto 7. S . Gravina 8. J. Hills 9. G . Cannetl 10, G. Giasoum i 11 . Y. Kobayashi 12. D. Hughes

12 0 Hensman

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Winning E dge Presentations

With only one third of the roster remaining, it See" .= 3 . would seem the top two spots in each section are Leaders, University filled . However in each section, the two remaining Blues found littl nedifculty spots, are subject to change and speculation .

Round 10 results were kind to my tipping as my defeating their academic cousins, Monash Gryphons by one hundred and ten points . Best for success rate was over 91% . the Blues was Tim Girdwood. .

Review of Round 10 North Old Boys jumped to an early lead over Old Section 1 .

Marcellin tried hard but were no match for Old Scotch and held it throughout to win by fourteen Xaverians, who won a lack lustre game by one points. Inaccuracy prevented Old Scotch . Best for hundred and two points . For the winners, snatching the lead into the last quarter ; Adrian Cugola, Boyd Dellwo and North were consistent Captain Nick Fay and rover, Andrew . Mathew Maltman, James Dillon were best . For Marecllin the best were : Trevor Ludeman Smedley and Peter Iser played well for Old Scotch . veteran Garry Petroff and Ben Nutbeam .

St Kevin's moved to third place through their nine Emmaus, St Leo's had a day out against Old point defeat of De La Salle, who now find Geelong, who went down by sixty two points . themselves in fifth position . Be La Salle trailed After a very even contest, La Trobe University . badly until the last quarter when they almost defeated Old Carey by the minimum margin Straighter kicking was the basic reason why Old snatched victory . Best for their respective sides by twenty were ; Andrew Kearns (St Kevin's) and Matthew Trinity defeated Caulfield Grammarians five points, after a~ame in :hich each side had Clinch (De LaSalle ) Leaders, Mazenod were far too strong for Old equal scorin~ shoi s . -i-o-n =i,orts it was the goo d Brighton and ran out easy winners by sixty one points .

I selected Prahran to defeat Old Esssendon narrowly . The Prahran hierarchy must still be laughing as the -Two Blues째 returned to form with a vengeance as they powered to victory by ninety three points. It appears as if Steve Ivak and Brett Carelidge 9 4 0 Cartledge had sole use of the ball as their azenod Fothergill 2 3 4 seventeen goal tally was far more than the entire Mazenod Buszard 0 21 Old Essendon score.

St Kevins Harvey P 0 20 Old Scotch had the bye .

De La Salle Roberts 0 20 Section 2.

Old Xavs Dillon 5 16 Collegians, on the crest of a wave, vindicated my Marcellin Petroff 2 16 judgment with a thirty seven point win over, Old Scotch, who must now lift their win total to be able C1$ 2 Old Scotch Simon 0 32 to participate in the finals .

Therry Kerman 0 27 Eley Park, showed their best form of the season when they defeated Monash Blues by thirty points . Collegians Grant 0 25 Eley Park Viola 4 19 Fitzroy Reds, jumped to third place as a Old Meburnians Mulligan 4 17 consequence of their thirty point win over Monash Blues Coughlin 1 17 Universitv Blacks. ; ;18 3 Leaders, Old Melburnians were able to defeat Old Boys Connoly 1 48 Therry Penola by sixty points despite Therry North Old Scotch Illingworth 0 30 Penola having flashes of good play especially in the University Blues Sudholtz 3 24 third quarter. Therry Penola were well served by Caul ield Dalwood 2 21 Maresdic and Topic .

Trinity Arrowsmith 2 19 Old Xaverians revealed impro I form to defeat Old Old Geelong Slattery 2 1 6 Whitefriars by seventy tv > r, i > .

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play of Jed Burgess, Mark Pawsey and Cam . Barr that piloted Trinity to victory .

Preview of Round . 11 .

Sectionl .

In Round 2, Old Xaverians defeated De La Salle by eighty four points . Andrew Dillon had a day out on April, 24 when he kicked seven goals. Since then Old Xaverians have continued on their winning way, whereas the "Buicks" have spluttered and stuttered out of the top four sides . Better performed De La Salle sides have failed to score much against the "Crocodiles" over many seasons .

Today I feel it will be more of the same with the Xaverians winning well.

St Kevin's, anxious to maintain their grip on third place, should avenge their five point loss to Old Scotch in Round 2 with victory today .

Old Brighton, at home, are formidable opponents as Old Essendon will discover today . Old Essendon's form is difficult to follow as they lack consistency, so I am confident Old Brighton will win today .

Prahran again should have a big win at the expense of Marcellin, who despite flashes of inspired play, repeatedly fail over the course of each game . A highlight should be the contest between Brett Cartledge and Garry Petroff each of whom is a star for his team .

Mazenod have the bye .

Section 2 .

Long standing rivals Collegians and Monash Blues meet on the Harry Trott Oval . Collegians, who are in top form should win this game for two reasons ; its venue and through the inconsistency of Monash play.

The match of the round will be that between the rejuvenated Eley Park and Fitzroy Reds, who cannot expect to win by eighty seven points today as they did in Round 2 . The small Whitehorse Reserve should suit the Reds, whose game features strong man on man tussles . I tip Fitzroy Reds, to win narrowly.

Leaders, Old Melburnians should enjoy their visit to Royal Park by comfortably defeating University Blacks, who are not enjoying a successful season in this competition .

Old Xaverians, who sit comfortably in second place, face a danger game against Therry Penola, who are "Lyons" at home in Oak Park . I select the Old Xaverians, who will prove to talented, especially with no players required for A Reserve duty.

Old Scotch should be able to defeat a strengthened Whitefriars team even out at Donvale, which will be new territory for many of the Scotch players .

Section 3 .

Both University Blues and North Old Boys will be at full strength f^- th= ir match at Holland Park

(University Oval??) The Blues are winning well each round, with a combination of big men and hard running mid fielders all doing their share of the work load . Today I select them to win again, although by much less than the seventy four point buffer, which was the Blue's winning margin in Round 2 .

Emmaus St Leo's must defeat Old Scotch to keep themselves in the top four. In effect this game is worth eight points to Emmaus- St Leo's . Given the recent form of each side, I believe Emmaus- St Leo's will win unless "Sandy" can pull several A Section players from his hat!

Old Geelong thrashed Old Carey in Round 2 . Since then Old Geelong has not shown much form whereas Old Carey have won two games only . On Como Park, I select Old Geelong to win again .

La Trobe University welcome Caulfield Grammarians to their vast Bundoora oval . It will be difficult for Caulfield to repeat their Round 2 whitewash as La Trobe will be a more challenging team at home . The game should provide a close contest and I favour La Trobe to just take the four points .

Old Trinity should again score a big victory over Monash Gryphons especially as Ed .Best will have all his players available.

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TODAY'S MATCHES CLUB 18 (1)

Old Xaverians v De La Salle St Kevins v Old Scotch Mazenod 0 C - Bye Old Brighton v Old Essendon Gr Prahran v Marcelli n CLUB 18 (2) Collegians v Monash Blues

Eley Park v Fitzroy Reds University Blacks v Old Melburnians Therry Penola 0 B v Old Xaverians (2 ) Whitefriars v Old Scotch (2) CLUB 18 (3 ) University Blues v North Old Boys Melbourne University, Main Oval Old Scotch (3) v Emmaus St Leos 0 C Old Geelong v Old Carey La Trobe Uni v Caulfield Gr Old Trinity v Monash Gryphons

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CLUB 18 (1 ) biARCELLIIi 2 .4 4.4 6.6 7.7 (49) OLD %AVERIANS 5 .2 10.5 16.6 23.13(151) Marc : Petroff 2 Edwards 2 Ale:candridis Andre Pezzimenti . Best: B .

Nutbean Symes Spinella Tozer Alexandridis . Old %ave: Dillon 5 Ellis 4 L Hardwick 3 Ward 2 Davies 2 J Hardwick 2 Fay 2 Fitzgerald Dwyer Conquest. Best: Ellis Fay J Hardwick Dillon Jim Hardwick Davies .

Umpires: Bob O'Halloran Tom Windlow (F ] DE LA SALLE 0 .3 0 .5 1 .7 6.10 (46) ST EEVINS 1 .7 2.12 5.16 7.17 (59) DLS: M Barber 4 Foon 2 . Best : D Hyland M Harber N Buick Bowker Nicholas Moloney . SKOB : G Harvey 3 Scotto Robertson Kearns Macey .

Best: Scarfo B Quirk G Smith Macey S Dillon Umpires: Paul Rapke Tony Robbins (F) OLD SCOTCH BYE MAZENOD 4 .3 6.7 9.9 .12 .13 (85) OLD BRIGHTON 0 .1 0.2 1.6 3.6(24) Maz : Palamara 2 Grenda 2 Fisher 2 Fothergill 2 McKeon 2 Reed Nussman. Best: Smyth Camilleri Busby Grimmson Occhuito Cuberes .

Old Bright : W Earl 2 G Earl . Best : Jenkin McLachlan Wood Parnham Sedgwick Oakley. Umpires: Gavan Hegan Tony Began (F ) OLD ESSENDON 2.1 4 .1 7.4 7.7 (49) PRA1HiAN 7.3 14 .5 15 .7 22.10 (142) Old Ess: Walker 3 Papal Wcerndle Wheeler Wright. Best: ticerndle Wright Gradzki Papal G Barry Poulton . Prahran : Cartlidge 9 Ivak 8 Storer 2 T Belej Nielsen Smith . Best: Ivak Cartlidge Storer Pritchard Geri Scott. Umpires : Paul Nailer (F)

CLUB 18 (2) OLD SCOTCH (2) 0.1 2.8 3.10 7.14 (56) COLLEGIANS 5 .6 9.8 11 .12 13.16 (94) Details not received . Umpires : Frank Kavanagh Joseph Salvatore (F) MONASH BLUES 1 .0 2.4 2.4 5.7(37) ELEY PARE 3 .3 4.4 9.7 10.7 (67) Monash Blues: Stephens Coughlin West M Dods Crossland . Best : L Woods Riddle Johnstone M Woods Stoppa Mortar . Eley Park : VioHa 4 Blakey 2 Smith 2 James Powell. Best : Violia Kent Smith Powell Nelson Vasteegen. Umpires: Mark Thomhill (F) FSTZROY REDS 0.1 4 .4 8.9 12.9 (81) UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1.3 1 .8 4.7 7.9(51) Fitzroy Reds : Crane 3 George 2 Auden 2 Grtmmett 2 Frnsdorf Steer Walsh . Best: Frinsdorf Bahr Crane Crowe MeBumey Bridges . University Blacks : Drummond 3 Spang Utscka Bloodworth Eliss . Best : Bloodworth McCallum Braszell Molloy Owen Morris . Umpires : Joe Ciccotosto (F)

OLD MELBURPIIANS 4 .4 7 .9 8.9 11.14 (80) THERRY PENOIA 0 B 0 .2 1 .2 3.2 3 .2(20) Old F6elb: Arden 5 Mulligan 4 Read Sandwell . Best: Read Arden Cooper Mulligan Black C Tomlinson . Therry Penola : Coda Robi Lyons . Best: Marsdic Kemmessey Topic Ward Bibby Carter . Umpires: Tom W'mdlow (F) OLD RAVERIANS 6.6 10.9 13.13 14 .17(101) W1nTEFRIARS 0.4 1.5 1 .6 3.11 (29) Old %av : Chamberlin 3 Dunle4ie 2 McGrath 2 M Higgins 2 W Ireland J Richards S Carrados J Ireland C Hoare . Best: Chamberlin S Camados C Carrodus T Chambers Sadler Ralph, White : Naisdmith Bourke Murphy Best : Ward Bourke Murphy Spired Singh Jackson Umpires : Ryan Hense Josh White-Spier (F) CLUB 18 (3 ) MONASH GRYPHONS, 1 .2 3 .2 7.6 7 .7(49) UNIVERSITY BLUES 4 .6 7 .17 12 .21 22.27 (159) Monash Gryphons : Blandford 5 McCarthy Brendan Walter . Best: Blandford Walter Carter Hetherington Dresser McCarthy Brendan .

University Blues: McKinley 4 Sudholtz 3 Bannister 3 Birrell 2 Gallery 2 Irvine 2 McPhail 2 Girdwood Ritchie Meade Maplestone . Best: Girdwood McKinley King Ritchie McPhail .

Umpires : Lindsay McIntyre (F) NORTH OLD BOYS 4.4 4.5 8 .7 7.9(51) OLD SCOTCH ( 3) 1 .1 1.7 2 .7 5.7(37) NOB : M Connolly D Stibley Cugola Mahoney Kearney Dellwo Hildebrandt. Best: Mahoney Ludeman Trimbolt Cugola Nunan Del)wo .

Old Scotch : Henwood 2 Mailman Best Glove . Best : Smedley lllingworth Iser S .Ballans D .Martin . Umpires: Paul Fahey David W'mdlow (F) EM US ST LEOS 0 C 9.2 13.4 16.7 19.8 (122) OLD GEELONG 2 .0 4 .0 6.3 9.6(60) Emmaus St Leos: M Contessotto 7 D Wood 4 P Levins 3 S Meschler 2 C Vaughn D McGloin M Fechnea Best : M Contessotto D Wood S Pitcher P Levins R England N Foley . Old Geel : C Teague 3 T Miskin 3 A Slattery 2 .

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Tim Egan, Banyule . Striking, 4 matches .

Justin Tolley, Oakleigh . Kicking, 6 matches .

Danny Kennaugh, St. Johns (Under-19). Misconduct, 2 matches . * Tim McKinnon, University Blues. Striking, 2 matches . * Andrew Walstab, St . Bedes Mentone Tigers .

Striking, 2 matches. * Sam Capponetto, Old Essendon ( Under-19).

Abusive and insulting language, 2 matches . * Accepted Prescribed Penalt y

VAFA V. SAAFL

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First offence ($5); second offence ($25); third offence ($50); fou rth offence ($100) ; each subsequent offence ($100).

17 JULY OLD XAVERIANS V. OLD MELBURNIANS 18 JULY NO MATCH 24 JULY ELSTERNWICK V . ELTHAM 25 JULY ST KEVINS V . OLD ESSENDON 31 JULY OLD PARADIANS V. BEAUMARIS 1 AUG FIDA

Resenres/C1 8 Seniors/1 .119 failure to phone failure to provide final scores by 5pm scores by 2 .30pm De La Salle (C) Old Carey (S) Hawthorn (S) MHSOB (U) Phoned incorrect scores - Round 9 AJAX (R), Old Xaverians (2) (U), Old Carey (C)

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THE CFb4LL..:dGE: Name the grid square where you think the ball was in the original photo . i PRIZES : Successful entrants who correctly nominate the grid square in which the majority of the ball was, j~o into a major "Lucky c"

Draw" at the end of the season for a significant prize (still to be determined) . Watch this space! Announcement of prize - SOOKY

HOW TO ENTER: One entry per person . Tear off entry section which appears down right hand side of this page, fill in and mail to : VAFA Pd Box 359 Elsternwick 3185 .

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A SECTION P UNIVERSITY BLUES 10 ST BERNARDS 10 MARCELLN 10 OLD TRINITY 10 OLD SCOTCH 10 OLD HAILEYBURY 10 OLD XAVERIANS 10 WHITEFRIARS 10 OLD MELBURNIANS 10 DE LA SALLE 1 0

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L D For Agst % Pts 1 0 1066 635 167.87 36 1 0 1315 822 159.98 36 1 0 1017 639 159.15 36 4 0 994 873 113.86 24 5 0 874 951 91 .90 20 7 0 899 902 99.67 12 7 0 690 868 79.49 12 7 0 502 1044 48.08 12 8 0 647 990 65.35 8 9 0 699 979 71 .40 4

D4 SECTION P W L D For Agsr % Pts OLD WESTBOURNE 10 9 1 0 1110 496 223 .79 36 KEW 10 9 1 0 1065 591 180 .20 36 ELSTERNWICK 10 8 2 0 1143 712 160 .53 32 BULLEEN COBRAS 10 7 3 0 977 791 123 .51 28 ST MARYS 10 5 5 0 946 929 101 .83 20 ALBERT PARK 10 4 6 0 905 914 99,02 16 NORTH BRUNSWICK 10 3 7 0 912 1119 81 .50 12 ELTHAM COLLEGIANS 10 2 7 1 596 915 65 .14 10 BOX HILL NORTH 10 1 8 1 729 1284 56 .78 6 4 RICHMOND CENTRAL 10 1 9 0 574 1206 47 .60

B SECTION P STKEVINS 10 COLLEGIANS 10 OLD IVANHOE 10 ST BEDES MENT TIG 9 OLD ESSENDON GR 10 OLD BRIGHTON 10 NORTH OLD BOYS 10 OLD PARADIANS 10 MAZENOD 0 C 9 BEAUMARIS 1 0

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L D For Agst % Fls 2 0 1102 865 127 .40 32 2 0 867 724 119 .75 32 3 1 825 848 97 .29 26 3 0 1035 792 130,68 24 4 0 1122 912 123 .03 24 4 0 901 780 115 .51 24 6 0 821 818 100 .37 16 8 0 683 1027 66 .50 8 7 1 611 979 62 .41 6 9 0 745 967 77 .04 4

Pis A RESERVE P IN L D For At % UNIVERSITY BLUES 10 10 0 0 1173 273 429 .67 40 STBERNARDS 10 8 2 0 729 491 148 .47 32 OLD SCOTCH 10 7 3 0 836 597 140 .03 28 OLD XAVERIANS 10 6 4 0 625 622 100.48 24 OLD TRINITY 10 5 5 0 622 491 126 .68 20 DE LA SALLE 10 5 5 0 578 613 94 .29 20 OLD HAILEYBURY 10 4 6 0 595 680 87 .50 16 MARCELLIN 10 3 7 0 480 723 66.39 12 OLD MELBURNIANS 10 2 8 0 392 806 48 .64 8 WHITEFRIARS 10 0 10 0 236 970 24.33 0

C SECTION P MHSOB 10 CAULFIELD GR 10 OLD CAMBERWELL 10 PARKDALE VULTURES 10 HAMPTON ROVERS 10 MONASH BLUES 10 AJAX 10 THERRY PENOLA 0 B 10 GLEN EIRA 10 EMMAUS ST LEOS 0 C 1 0

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Pts L D For Agst % 0 0 1018 681 149 .49 40 2 1 1129 725 155 .72 30 2 1 848 709 119.61 30 4 0 840 821 102.31 24 5 0 781 771 101 .30 20 6 0 783 747 104 .82 16 6 0 868 877 98.97 16 6 0 739 801 92.26 16 9 0 704 1120 62.86 4 9 0 686 1144 59.97 4

D l SECTION P UNIVERSITY BLACKS 10 BANYULE 10 ORMOND 10 FITZROY REDS 10 YARRA VALLEY 0 B 10 PENINSULA 0 B 10 OLD MENTONIANS 10 AQUINAS 0 C 10 PRAHRAN 10 SALESIAN 0 C 1 0

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L D For Agst % Pfs 0 0 1337 551 242.65 40 2 0 1059 679 155 .96 32 2 0 945 677 139.59 32 4 0 787 632 124.53 24 5 0 860 801 107,37 20 6 0 773 1021 75.71 16 7 0 718 953 75.34 12 7 0 556 948 58 .65 12 8 0 693 853 81 .24 8 9 0 537 1218 44 .09 4

D2 SECTION P OLD CAREY 10 OLD GEELONG 10 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE10 IVANHOE ASSUMPTION 10 BENTLEIGH 10 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 10 LA TROBE UNI 10 MONASH GRYPHONS 10 SWINBURNE UNI 10 WEST BRUNSWICK 1 0

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L D For Agst % Pts 2 0 1130 632 178 .80 32 2 0 1024 709 144 .43 32 2 0 966 726 133 .06 32 2 0 890 723 123 .10 32 5 0 734 907 80 .93 20 7 0 802 868 92 .40 12 7 0 733 870 84 .25 12 7 0 620 865 71 .68 12 8 0 727 919 79 .11 8 8 0 581 1018 57 .07 8

03 SECTION P RUPERTSWOOD 10 OAKLEIGH 10 ST JOHNS O C 10 SOUTH MELB DISTRICTS 10 UHS-VU 10 POWER HOUSE 10 SYNDAL TALLY-H0 10 MT LILYDALE 10 WERRIBEE AMATEURS 10 HAWTHORN AMATEURS 10

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B RESERVE P W L D For Agst % Pis NORTH OLD BOYS 10 8 2 0 666 413 161 .26 32 COLLEGIANS 10 8 2 0 607 463 131 .10 32 ST KEVINS 10 6 3 1 693 537 129 .05 26 OLD BRIGHTON 10 5 5 0 588 442 133 .03 20 OLD ESSENDON GR 10 5 5 0 585 475 123 .16 20 OLD IVANHOE 10 4 6 0 549 683 80 .38 16 ST BEDES MENT TIG 9 4 5 0 383 518 73 .94 16 OLD PARADIANS 10 4 6 0 401 625 64.16 16 MAZENOD 0 C 9 3 6 0 482 726 66.39 12 6 BEAUMARIS 10 1 8 1 408 633 64 .45 % Pls C RESERVE PIN L 0 For At AJAX 10 8 2 0 678 355 190 .99 32 MONASH BLUES 10 7 3 0 709 502 141 .24 28 HAMPTON ROVERS 10 7 3 0 698 521 133 .97 28 THERRY PENOLA 0 B 10 7 3 0 587 553 106 .15 28 CAULFIELD GR 10 6 4 0 780 548 14234 2 4 OLD CAMBERWELL 10 5 5 0 587 679 86 .45 20 MHSOB 10 4 6 0 610 490 124 .49 16 EMMAUS ST LEOS 0 C 10 4 6 0 612 626 97 .76 16 8 PARKDALE VULTURES 10 2 8 0 457 860 53 .14 0 GLEN EIRA 10 0 10 0 346 1026 33 .72

P W L 0 For Agst % Pls Dl RESERVE UNIVERSITY BLACKS 10 8 2 0 1083 333 325 .23 32 FITZROY REDS 10 8 2 0 852 384 221 .88 32 ORMOND 10 8 2 0 772 401 192 .52 32 PENINSULA 0 B 10 7 3 0 859 565 152 .04 28 OLD MENTONIANS 10 6 4 0 668 502 133.07 24 AQUINAS 0 C 10 5 5 0 522 691 75 .54 20 BANYULE 10 3 6 1 510 721 70.74 14 YARRA VALLEY 0 B 10 2 7 1 414 621 66 .67 10 PRAHRAN 10 1 9 0 243 893 27.21 4 4 D For Agst % Pts SALESIAN 0 C 10 1 9 0 232 1228 18,89 0 1233 635 194 .17 40 r------------------------------ ~ 0 998 774 128.94 32 1 1} ;~ 1 1 ~ ( 0 945 744 127.02 28 0 985 900 109.44 24 presented by 0 873 649 134.51 20 0 803 809 99.26 16 0 726 994 73.04 12 0 698 1099 63.51 12 0 825 1081 76.32 8 chan~s ma be hi ~ lrom a mobile pho~ ta this servi z 0 749 1150 65.13 8 1 (- - - - - -~-'~--t-- ~ -------------L----

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