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R SPORTSCOVE VAFA MAJOR SPONSO R "Riddle me this", said a man given to leapin g about in green suits "but is A Grade a case o f three standout teams and raffle the rest?"

After the sheer debacle of last year' s predictions, I somewhat meekly give you my pre season ladder . . .

1 . Old Xavs This time last year, Travis Ruyg was judging bikini contests with all the hungover backpackers at the West London Wildcats .

The gun on baller is back from the Old Dart, along with premiership players Tim Clarke and James Scanlan, as he chases his first Premiership medallion after a ball breaking ten GF losses throughout his career . James McDonnell (overseas) and James Hawkins (retired) are gone but with Anthony McDonald and Adrian Cox slotting in and Ryan Colbert, Tristan Purss (both from the bush) and Justin Arnold (DVFL) rounding things out in the recruiting stakes, I reckon they might just be a good thing . Mortgage the house .

2 . Uni Blues Surely not, you mutter. Well yes, Uni did rewrite all the rules last year. They were streets ahead of any other team, their reserves had a percentage that resembled an IBF round at Muirfield Village, they had the best coach (Kanis) the umpires' MVP (Gleeson) and the Hoi Polloi's MVP (Young).

But Young has been snapped up by the VFL and maybe they're due for some misfortune on the injury front . They're clearly the benchmark but it'll be tougher at the top this year . They regain three star players from years past in Liam Ryan, Rob Wilkie and Andrew Henderson and say goodbye to Messrs Nailon, Brooke, Penny, Roydhouse and Guengerich (all defenders significantly) .

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last year but unfortunately it seemed as if 95% of its list wer e

either nursing an ailment or kicking back at the chalet . Like Xavs, they stormed home in the second half of the season and they may have really shaken things up had they snuck into the finals . And when you add Andrew Pugsley (Collingwood, Box Hill) and Luke Hawkins (Bendigo Bombers) to a forward line spearheaded by James Gertsman, everything begins to make sense . Danger team .

4 . Old Trinity Trinity really gave it a nudge last year and only an avalanche of goals from St Bernards' !.

Dan Jordan denied them a grand final spot . : Alistair Neville being snapped up by Box Hill will leave a huge hole across half back but they remain a solid, if unglamorous side .

Should be thereabouts .

5 . St Kevin s

Not long ago, SKOBS were the glamour team of the VAFA with a young list bristling with talent, guided by the most successful coach in the history of the comp . Without warning, everything went the way of the pear . A good coach, better luck with injuries and shrwed recruiting has seen them climb back to where they belong but the jury is still very much out. Still, McKee and Garlick are pretty handy acquisitions and they could well be the knockout team. Their only loss of note is John Rombotis, who has teamed up with John Newcombe and actor Grant Dodwell to coach up Caroline Springs way .

6 . Marcellin Bernie Dinneen, the heart and soul of Marcellin and probably their best ever player, has jumped ship and will play for Vermont this year which is a bit like Sir Lawrence

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31 N. Roach 32 C. Blumfietd 33 B. Hoist 34 D. McCaughan 35 L. Nesbit 36 M . Roberson 37 S . Humphry 38 M. Parrent 39 D . Cannizzo 40 D . Strachan 41 N . Baxte r 42 T. Sank 43 E . Malone 44 Y. Phillips 45 A . Stone 46 J . Cooke 47 Z. Moon 48 A. Fabris 49 P. Krotiris 50 M . Rice 51 B . Shadbolt 52 M . Naylor 53 T. Rutherford 54 B . Woolhouse 55 T- Cooke s

56 M. Stefanidakis 57 D . Williamson 58 N . Bobeff 59 A.Wright-Smith 60 D. Mutton 60 E . Healey 61 O. Howard 63 A Kenneally 64 M. Gribble 66 J Adgemis 67 A. Nichola 68 M . Gromotga 69 M . Rose

Coach : Vaughan Cleary Res Coach : Trent Collins 1 B. Dobson 2 J . Rice 3 D. Waters 4 J . Fraze r 5 D . Johnston 6 G . Romanin 7 S. Maguire 8 R . Frisina 9 L. Considine 10 D. Cullinan 11 N. Addison 13 C . Woods 15 J . Carlson 16 L . McMillan 17 G . Cox (C) 18 D. Gartner 20 M . Hermans 22 D. Marson 23 M . Le Fanue 24 L.O'Flynn 25 R . Galati

26 D . McMillan 27 S. Theisz (VC) 28 B. Carmody 30 S . Considine 31 M . Bortolotto 34 D. Jarre d 36 A . Layton 39 B. Colville 40 C . Purcell 43 J. Pascuzzi 44 L . Hansen 45 D. Theisz 52 A. Rivstovski 53 M . Perri 54 J . Forbes 55 J . Walli s 58 M. McCartin 59 R . Conte 59 R . Conte 63 C . Pezzimenti 62 M . Symes 63 C. Pezzimenti 70 D. Cracknell

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Coach : Peter Nicholso n Res. Coach : Adam McMahon 1 C. Home 2 S . Davey 3 P. Corrigan (C) 4 S. Langford-Jones (DVC) 5 J. Bourke 6 L. Siapantas 7 M . Corrigan 7 T. White 8 F. Mohammad 9 M . Barker (DVC) 10 C . Efstathio u 11 A. McIntyre 12 B. O'Farrell 13 B. Waite 14 S .Jone s

15 D. Mackenzie 16 P. O'Donnell 17 K . Ford (VC) 18 D . Thurmond 19 M. Armstrong 20 M. Fankhauser 21 A. Janke 22 D. Mason 23 M . Seccul l 24 B. Trollope (DVC) 25 S . Rowland s 26 J . Bell 27 B . Johnston 28 S . Goldsworthy 29 B. Carso n 30 D . Warnes 31 D. Lay 32 B. Mitchell 33 S . Walde n 34 P. Langford-Jones 35 T Chishol m 36 P. Geister 37 D . Brow . Floy d n38L 39 S. Rode 41 S. Saunders 42 J . Mueller 43 D. Salter 44 J . McLauchlan 45 M . Dowling 46 B. Crawford 47 R . Mitchel l 48 G . Chipperfield 49 L . Pitcher 51 H. McLauchlan 52 C. Ferguson 53 M . Levy 54 A . Vitolins 56 D . Armstrong 57 A. Kight 58 A. Baker 62 G . White

OLD M E L DURHIANS Coach : Dean Ric e Res Coach : Fab Gatti

1 T. Cudhpp 2 J . Beaumont 3 M. Billing 4 H . Lacey 5 R . Mulquiney 6 D. Holme 7 H. Turner 8 J. Beaumont 9 D. Harrison 10 T. Roberts 11 R . Ferraro 12 O. Webb 13 E. Wilson 14 A.Voyage 15 I. Wei r

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18 T. Fitz raid 19 E . Studham 20 J. Guest 21 M . Hicks 22 J . Dixon 23 M . Berry 24 M.Hawkms 25 H . Whitehead 26 C . Kennedy 27 P. Oma n 28 M. Marson 29 M. Prowse 30 J. Mdler 31 J. Berry 32 E . Selby 33 J . Magee 34 P. Tolf 35 C . Ray 36 T. Costello-Manning 37 J . Gran t 38 L. Bunn 39 J. Tucker 40 H . O'Brien 41 J. Ra y 42 A. Waddell 43 A. Wu 44 E . Farquharson 45 J. Mitchel l 46 C. Neeson 47 D. Marks 48 C . Jenkins 49 G. Tssotras 50 A .Panmfex 51 M. Kennon 52 J, Anderson 53 D,Osmond 54 M. Barrett 55 C. Theodoulou 56 J. Tucke r 57 W. McDonald 58 A. Prowse 59 W. Wharton 60 A. Gen s 61 D. Woodford 62 T. Harrison 63 R . Matthews 64 N . Daffy 65 P. Grundy 66 N . Peters 68 M. Best 70 J. Russo 71 T. Butler 72 C. Alder 73 N. Russell 74 N. Lawler 75 S . Gooley 76 E . Mitchell 77 S . Horan 78 M. Bach 79 E . Bake r 80 C . Brett-Young 81 A. Ra y 82 D . Emerson 83 R. Galbraith 84 L. Gatt . Guesi85S t 86 E . Hamer 88 A.KauVe 89 W. K~er 90 W. Landale 91 A . Manahan 92 D . Miller 93 W. Panton 94 S. Radywoni k

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UNIVERSITY BLUES Coach : John K a nis Res Coach : Joe S turroc k

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Howard 1 3 R 11 L itrera 11 C . Davis 14 P. Greenham 14 C . Roydhous e 12 A . Bowen 12 B. Hogan .

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16 B. Garvey uer 14 J . A9iu s t7 G . De Crespign y 14 B. Ryan 17 D. Ryan 15 L. Ford (CaPt) 18 P. Fairban k 15 T. Wilkinson 18 R. Chard is .

Mollard 19 M . Tourney 16 S 16 D . Blunt 19 D. Sheehy 20 M . Colema n .

Chatfield (V.C.) 17 A 20 T Crowley r';IS 17 C . Pott e r 21 T. McIntyre ; r, rson 18 M Scanlan 21 R . Maguire 1 8 D . 0'Conno r 22 B. M,Ilard 1 9 D. Walsh 22 J. O'Keefe 19 R . Clos e 23 T. Wilcox 20 J. Scanlan 23 T. Simpson ( DVC) 24 S. Russel l ynczak 20 D . Evans 21 S. McCa rthy 24 S. Powell 25 A. Solly Capt.

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UNDER-19 SECTION 2 Whitefriars v Banvule Viewbank Old Camberwell v Caulfield Or Old Trinity v Old Melburnians Rupertswood v Beaumaris

Old Trinity v Old Haileybur y St Bernards v Marcellin - Sportscover Arena, Sunday Collegians v Old Xaverian s St Kevins v Old Melburnians - at Righetti Oval Old Scotch v University Blues

Old Carey v Old Essendon O r UNDER-19 SECTION 3 MHSOB v La Trobe Uni Oakleigh v Old Ivanho e AJAX v St Bedes Mentone Tigers - at Packer Rese rv e, Carnegie (68 J8), time TBA Old Paradians v Bentleigh University Blacks v Monash Blue s

B SECTION Old Essendon Or v De La Sall e St Bedes Mentone Tigers v Old Brighton Caulfield Or v Mazenod 0 C Old Ivanhoe v Whitefriars North Old Boys v MHSO B C SECTION University Blacks v Monash Blues Old Paradians v Therry Penola 0 B AJAX v Old Camberwell - at Packer Rese rv e, Carnegie (68 J8 )

UNDER-19 (2) BLUE Peninsula 0 B v Salesian Scorpions - at Peninsula GS, time TB A

Hampton Rovers v Old Haileybury De La Salle (2) v Mazenod 0 C Ormond v Oakleigh Clay s

Banyule v Hampton Rovers Beaumaris v Parkdale Vulture s D1 SECTION Aquinas 0 C v Glen Eira Prahran v Ormond Yarra Valley 0 B v Emmaus St Leos 0 C Fitzroy Reds v Old Mentonian s Old Carey v Bulleen Templestow e

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Williamstown CYMS v Rupertswood Peninsula 0 B v Old Geelong Ivanhoe Assumption v Oakleigh Swinburne Uni v La Trobe Uni Bentleigh v Salesian 0 C

CLUB 18 (1 ) Mazenod 0 C v St Kevins Prahran v Mt Lilydale 0 C

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Old Brighton v Old Melburnian s

St Johns 0 C v West Brunswic k Monash Gryphons v South Melbourne Districts Syndal Tally-Ho v old Westbourn e Kew v UHS-VU

Old Xaverians v University Blue s CLUB 18 (2 ) University Blacks v Marcellin Therry Penola 0 B v Collegians Old Trinity v Old Xaverians (2 )

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balance still of -~ ., youth and experience to ge t over the line .

Two of th e returnees clash out at Park Orchards . T1. coming off a tough year that Welcome back to Whitefriars, De La Salle, and F riars are riddled with injury, while the Fields despi MHSOB after 1 year absences and Caulfield the Grand Final loss earned promotion .

Well the summer has gone and here we are back at the coalface ready and primed for another season of VAFA Football . In what has been a somewhat long pre-season, game time is now finally upon us and all the hopes and aspirations for the season go on line today .

Grammarians make a welcome return to B Grade after a long hiatus .

PREVIEW. De La Salle welcomes North Old Boys to the expanses of Malvern . Both sides have kept

things pretty close to the chest over the summer with the signing of Simon MintonConnell an obvious plus for the NOBS . If they can get the ball down to him often enough then they have to be some sort of chance .

Both clubs have lost a few but De La blooded a lot of young players in the highest section last year and it could be their experience from that that gets them over the line today .

Old Essendon make the long trek across town to tackle Old Bri ghton at the Beach Road Oval . Without any shadow of a doubt both were the disappointments of the 2004 season and would be disappointed with their results .

Both have new Coaches in Greg McLoughlin and ex VFL star in David Calthorpe and will be looking for a good start to the new season .

Believe the practise match form of the Tonners has been pretty good and that combined with the huge home ground advantage should see them over the line .

change of coach in January would not ha helped the cause, but Stevie Wright is proven performer and brings plenty to it club . Whitefriars possibly lost more games home last year than in the club's history ai will be looking to remedy that througho 2005 . It is still an awesome advantage an( think they will win and make the Fields retu an unhappy one .

Unfurling the flag in front of a large eror makes it a big day for MHSOB . The drums e beating fairly strongly for the side in t Brown and White from out in the Nor Practise match form is excellent and a loss extra time in the last game they played mat them my nominal flag favourite . But that dc

not mean that I am going to select them tod ; MHSOB have not rested on their laurels h< added more youth to an already talented l up and with the boost of the large parcel crowd I'm going against the flow and tipp the High to start the season with a win .

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As usual I am seeking your assistance to w this Report throughout 2005 because wit h any information it is particularly hard Mazenod and St Bedes Mentone Tigers at .

The home side I believe have reflect what is happening . Just a brief ma Central Reserve lost a few to SFL side Murrumbeena, while the report with a couple of Best Players worth : Tigers have had a tough time with mention is perfect for me . retirements, jaunts overseas, and some My contact details are 9553 1561 home ph or d defections affecting their list . This time last and fax, the mobile is 0403 433 016 .eom . year the Tigers slaughtered their hosts to set me an email to braine cxâ&#x20AC;˘optusnet up their season, and while it will be a lot Thanks in anticipation of your contin closer today I believe that the Tigers have the support .

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MILESTON E S congratulate Brendan "Bobby" North Old Boys club 5irc-!,an as he plays his 50th game for the He began in the Under Salle.

De La against i 9 s andwas a part of the famed forward set up with however despite having that famous tte; .,hty, sense, he soon found himself as a sedan goal . It was a role he exce lled at ;,,, .C ounding defender year in the reserves and he was an integra l . And with a big pre _r,~rnber of the Grand Final side _son under his belt, this determined young ma n make a big impact with his next 50 games .

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Ass Coach : Michael He Res Coach: Brendan Sn 1 J. Cassell 2 J. Pennel l 3 T. Sheehan 4 S . Slee p 5 S . Cox 6 M . Fitzgerald 7 H . Mapplestone 8 J. Browne 9 L . Currie 10 M. Carney 11 T. Robert s G . Maxto n 13 T. Spurting 15 J . Nihill 16 P. Flanders 17 A. Wellman 19 Tony Brad y 20 J. Sutherland 21 Tim Brady 22 0. Tehan 23 S . Minton-Connel l 24 M . Fitzpatrick 25 A . Crameri 26 D . Brady 27 C . Dyno n 28 D . Joyce 29 C . Hosking 30 D. Sken e 31 L . Boyl e 32 B. Sheeha n 33 M . Barker 36 D. Tonki n 38 M . Amor 39 C . Pizzini 40 C . Phyland 42 D . Sheeha n 53 S. Butcher 60 M. Cribbe s 65 N. Barden 66 P. Bryar

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So as an U19 coach have you sat down with your Senior Coach or Director of Coaching and discussed the pathway and strategies for the development of your group this season . If not, why not ?

For example have you discussed when and if possible U19 players will be trialed in the Senior team in 2005 .

Today (46) U19 coaches will begin their seasons with one thing in mind a premiership - or will they?

More recently the emphasis at U19 level in the VAFA has been that of development as opposed to premierships .

Forty three clubs will provide U19 football opportunities for young men, with Old Scotch, Rupertswood and De La Salle fielding second U19 teams, in 2005 - not all will be successful in terms of winning the premiership, but how you define success will go a long way to defining how successful your team is .

Is a premiership the be all and end all, or is your measure of success having (x) amount of players exposed to senior football across the season, or simply fielding a competitive team each week? If you haven't addressed this question yet with yourself and your players (collectively and individually) - your planning is behind for season 2005 .

Take the time to set realistic goals for your team both collectively and individually, for one player it may be to play (x) amount of senior games, for another it maybe learning how to play key position, and another to cement a regular spot in your U19 team, while from a team perspective it may well be to make the four, win all of your games at home or simply to be competitive each week - whatever the goals make them achievable and re-assess during the season, review and revisit . Goals give the team focus throughout and give you the ability to remind your team, and individual players, of their own commitment and focus for the season .

While every one of the five sections will see teams compete weekly and at the end of the home and away season some twenty clubs will compete for the ultimate prize of a premiership, along the way there will be trials and tribulations, injuries, joy, exhilaration, thrashings and every bit of raw energy will be expended, but for what.

U19 team placings do not influence where senior teams are graded in the VAFA .

The VAFA U19 competition is an investment for the future of VAFA clubs . U19 teams give clubs access to not only a group of players with which the future can be built on-field, but also off-field .

Future club administrators, volunteers and support staff can also flow from the group of raw boned and enthusiastic individuals at your finger tips . They are a valuable resource, treat them as such .

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Trialing U19 players in the seniors has many positive effects (and I'm talking about those players physically and mentally ready for the rigors of senior football), (i) the players will begin to appreciate their own worth in their future at the club, give them their first opportunity to play senior football and not many future quality players forget that experience - INVESTMENT, (ii) by providing an opportunity for the players at senior level, you are saying to the U19 players who may be a year or two off playing senior football that opportunities exist at your club to play in the Seniors - the pinnacle at every VAFA clubs whether A or D4 section - OPPORTUNITY and (iii) their youthful exuberance will challenge the senior players in the team, enthusiasm is infectious, competition for spots is a challenge and when challenged regular senior players raise their efforts, increasing their output and such their worth to the team - CHALLENGING .

Promoting U19 players into the senior team also needs to be timed well . Robbing an U19 team of key players can decimate a side at underage level, a non-competitive side decreases player and team confidence and when this drops the reverse of the above (3) positives begins to surface and U19 teams suffer .

There is no perfect recipe for success in promoting U19 players, many factors come into the equation from maturity (physically & mentally) of the players, to the timing of the match and opposition in which he player is to be promoted - but rest assured by doing so the long-term benefits far outweigh any negatives .

In conclusion we are asking all U19 coaches : have you set your goals for the coming season, or are you taking it a week at a time, because failing to plan is preparing to fail, and good development coaches are well planned and will continue to reap the fruits of their labors for many years to come .

All the very best for the coming season to you all may you all achieve your goals .

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It's been 217 days since the last C Grade recruiting and th e game was played in anger and after yet return from another all conquering summer by our Aussie overseas of som e cricketing heroes, it's great to finally return to of their talente d the real action and have the footy back . players will hold The HJ Stewart Cup is again up for grabs and them in good stead . the 2005 season shapes up as the most Therry know if they can get their best team competitive of all of the amateur sections . The on the paddock, the lads from Oak Park will rewards for a successful year are plentiful be more than competitive . with promotion earning a berth in prestigious With an unavailable home ground, Ajax were B Grade, whilst relegation sees a club spiral the traveling gypsies of 2004 . Having flirted into the murkier waters of Dl . with relegation, they will be difficult Two sides that recently waded through the tcounerwhtypuheirbodsnth e shadows of D1 and into the light of C Grade, line and get their running game together. are the all conquering undefeated Uni Blacks side of '04 and their fellow Grand Final combatants, the Banyule Bears . Both will be keen to continue their forward push for higher honours .

Beaumaris and Old Paradians return to C Grade hostilities and no doubt each team will be eager to follow the lead of last year's premiers, MHSOB, who slipped down in '04, but regrouped quickly, to have the briefest of stays .

The new lineups will not have it all their own way, as six of 2004's C grade clubs also look to earn themselves a Grand Final placing .

PREVIEW Without form to assist, Round 1 selections are always a bit of a lottery and in most instances ; the final decision was made on the fall of the coin .

Therry host Uni Blacks and whilst Oak Park has tripped up marry visiting teams, it won't deny a team that won 20 consecutive games in 2004 .

Monash Blues lead the marauding pack and following their preliminary final loss to the Unicorns, will be looking to go one better in '05 .

Banyule make the long trek to Gerry Green and the visitors who are notoriously slow starters, will be the Vultures first victim .

Beaumaris have a difficult first up assignment against the Blues and the Students who always play their home ground well, should win .

The Parkdale Vultures who had been very impressive for much of last season lost their way in the elimination final and will be keen to atone .

Hampton welcomes the Jackas as they did in the corresponding fixture last season . As on that occasion, it was victory to the Rovers and should again be so today.

Old Camberwell made a late surge for finals' glory, only to fall a little short and will be hoping to cement a finals spot a little earlier this time around .

Hampton Rovers also pushed for September action, but last year's nine nine win loss record was not enough . Solid off-season

The Wellers an d Paradians complete the round and this may be the game of the week .

OC had many close matches last year and this may be another where they just come out ahead .

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C Section AJAX Coach : Tim O'Shaughnessy Res . Coach : Barry Simon N . Gold 2 J . Israelsohn 3 Y. Rapoport 4 M . Dudakov 5 G. Blieden 6 D. Vanaken 7 L. Krafchek 8 E . Raleigh 9 A . Rose n 10 M . Blashki 11 M . Segal 12 D. Goldenfein 13 B . Klein 14 D. Codron 15 J . Segal 16 E. Routman 17 D. Weislitzer 18 J . Kirzner 19 D. Sutton 20 J. Sharp rP 21 A. Lewin 23 A. Lewski 24 0. Henze] 25 R . Kagan 26 B. Duzenman 27 J. Berger 28 A . Zemski 29 R . Heine 31 B . Ritterman 33 A . Lewis 34 J . Raleigh 35 J . Givoni 37 J . Kestenberg 40 D. Seidl 41 J . Lewski 42 D. Gerber.

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BANYULE Coach : Greg Whitcroft Res Coach : David Witchell 1 B . Reed 2 A . Bottomley 3 N . Taylor 4 P. Gloury 4 M . Creak (Res) 5 B . Willmore 6 M . Morgan 7 C. Taylor 8 B . Cantwell 9 J . Plant 10 A . Dooley 11 D. Wilson 12 J . Egan 13 B. Moxon 14 L. O 'Donnell 15 A. Brown 16 A. Demetriou 17 C. Davies 17 S. Gray (Res) 18 T. Wise 19 L . O'Connel l 19 T. Nasrallah (Res) 21 R . Dintinosante 22 C . Taylor 23 M. Gray 24 T. Prior 25 D . Phelan 26 B . Mounsey 27 J . Jones 28 D . Sproules 29 D. Nasrallah 30 D. Mutton 31 G. McLellan 32 J . King 33 B . Gayfer 34 S . Lorenzini 35 L. Richardson 36 M . George 37 T. Thompson 38 D. Gayfer 39 J . Turnbull 40 T. Prior 41 A. Tshaikiwsky 42 M. Van Poeteren 43 L . Ferra l 44 J. Connelly 45 A. Roethe 46 T. Egan 48 B. Herbert 49 G . Bell 50 S . Gray 55 D . Williams -

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Coach : Mick Lovejoy Asst: James Whiea & Mick Carty Res : Jorro Nov 1 M. Duggan 2 H . Gibson 3 J . Heath 4 M. Matulick 5 M. Ensor 6 A . Spence 7 S . Lynch 8 M. O 'Brie n 9 B . Cousins 10 L. Buller 11 M . Lee 12 L. Healy 13 J . Whitry 14 T. Collins 15 M . Boon 16 A. Quin 17 M . Pitts 18 N. Kennedy 19 M . Atkins 20 J . Black 21 S. Coote 22 L . Atkins 23 A. Catlin 24 B. Gray 25 D. Teasdale O 'Brien 27 26 B.. Haynes 28 J. Vance 29 C. Martin 30 C . Lambert 31 C . Graham 32 L . Wonnacott 33 S. May 34 H . McMillan 35 S. McNicholas 36 N . Atkins 37 R . Presnell 38 M . Wilson 39 L. McNicholas 40 J . Hogarth 41 N . Conlan 42 B . Gillespie 43 T. Woolnough 44 C. Collins 45 M . Kuria 46 Gerrand A . Kent 48 T. Whitty 49 J. Bryce 50 S. Dick s 51 J. Mitchel l 52 J. William s 53 A. Poll 54 S. Lee 55 L . Quirk 56 D . Wall 57 T. Boreham 58 J. Bramwell 59 B. Griffiths 60 D . Bird 62 J. Dickson 63 D . Galvin 64 D . Murphy 65 G. Shattock 66 P. McConchie 67 L. Stevens 68 B . Bowker 70 S . Crossley 71 C. Evans

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Coach : Garry Datso n Res Coach: Bernie Carte r 2 T. Goodwin 3 R. Bannister 4 M. Elliott 5 A. Baker 6 M. Nancarrow 7 S . Bannister 8 L. Hollo w 9 10 11 t2 13

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Cameron Bruce (MHSOB) an d James McDonald (Old Xavs) were the best two in the Dees victory on Friday night over Geelong . This follows Bruce's BOG efforts in the first two matches .

Maybe the retirement of Dr Don Cordner, VAFA's last Brownlow Medallist, could coincide with the next VAFA winner of the coveted award .

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the. Saints were struggling at 3/27 ()SuIlivan has now played in Five First XI . O'Sullivan was also a selector of 1>rcmierships tj„~ C-D4 represe~~n~tative~~side ® from 2001 - 04 . \ 1FA Patron in Chief, Dr Don Cordner, rrtired from his position at the Season's . Unfortunately Don I, .,unch last Monday w ;isn't able to be there for this occasion as he I, ;,cl spent some time in hospital and was at home recovering . Patron, John Dillon, ac cepted a momento on his behalf and spoke about the many achievements Don achieved throughout his career. Don is the only VAFA player to'have won a Brownlow Medal . He has been the Patron in Chief since 1993 and he %'AFA will seek to announce his rrplaccsment during the season . All at the \-%F.1 thank Don for his outstanding service uid trust that he recovers fully from his rcc?nt health scare and look forward to ,,-( :ing him at many Amateur games in the i u ture .

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The threefold welcome to D1 for 2005 ; to the Vasilopoulos, & 6 Clubs who survived the rigours of the Simon Wood !

Section action in 2004 ; to Bullen- Glen Eira i s Templestowe & Old Carey, whose promotion determined t o continues their rivalry from last year ; and to regain C level Emmaus St Leos & Glen Eira, rebuilding status for 2006, and may have a slight edge from not such flash years in 2004 . For Gle over the Old Carey Kindergartners at this nEira,t'sbe40ynchirlas t stage . The homes ide to win by a few points . appearance in this section! And finishing Ormond v Aquinas with a little known fact, this scribe ha s never written about Emmaus in a season in The Moods are quietly confident of being which they did not win the Senior Flag!!! We there for finals action again and should will also watch with great interest the have an experience advantage over the fortunes of our worthy 2004 Grand rejuvenating Bloods, who usually take a few Finalists, Uni Blacks and Banyule, in the rounds for their cricketers to adjust to not wearing creams . Both sides will be tough environs of C Section . thereabouts in August, but the Monds will Have a fantastic year each and every!! take today's contest by 4 goals .

Previe w Emmaus St Leo's v Prahran Glen E ira v Old Carey meet for the first Demotion seems to bring out the best in the time in decades with both in rebuilding Animals, and this game will indicate how mode . Legendary Coach Terry Walsh has good that best wilI be . Prahran had a horror returned to Glen Eira in an effort to redirect year with injuries in 2004 and did damned its fortunes ; while Old Carey is reeling from well to avoid relegation themselves . Both the retirements of Club Legends Cam Clubs are cautiously optimistic . Being at Campbell, Matt Cohen, Nick Everett, Cam Bennettswood, the Animals should start the Matthews, John Raftopoulos, Nick year with a 3 goals victory ,

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v YarYa Valley Old rdentonians The Panthers have lost vast experience with the retirement of many veterans such as Adam Acreman and Drew Soliey, but hope to counter that with reams of enthusiastic cubs! They did well in their pre-season games and could surprise . Yarra Valley could (should?) have seen finals action in 2004 but for some unaccountable lapses, and they won't be far away again in 2005 . The Bushrangers are one of the few sides not fussed by the environs of Keysborough Fields, but I think the Panthers young guns, boosted by the return of Chad Twentyman & Justin Vick will take out a top match by 4-5 points .

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Coach: Graham Burgen Res Coach : Chris Tehan

Coach: Terry Walsh Res Coach: Matt Embling

Coach: Peter Russo Res Coach: Jamie Winduss

1 S. Vamvakis 2 P. Khazaal 3 C. Massis 4 B. Zosens 5 A. Tsirogiannis 6 J . Zagame 9 A. Russo 10 M . Chandler 11 L. Pryde

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1 P. Carse 2 J. Hodder (VC) 3 E . Mitchell 4 C . Phyland 5 S . Buckle 6 M . D 'Ameli o 7 A . Burgess 8 B. Bird 9 D. Lear 10 B. Ellis 11 M. Levins 12 T. McCann 13 A . Krebs 15 P. Care y 17 G. Bonnici 18 R. McCann 19 A . Kelly 20 A. Ballard 21 G . Simondson 22 P. Ristevski 23 T. Batty 24 D . Bruce 25 A. McKenzie (C) 26 A . Prosser 27 P. Levins 28 H . Giles 30 M . Ottobre 31 M . Contessotto 32 D. Camm 33 L. McDermott 34 L . Virgo 35 J. Briggs 36 S. Bavage 37 S. Manton 38 N . Hodder 39 B. Vaughan 40 J . Gay 42 C . Landy 43 B . Levins

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Peter Williamso n Prognostications from Wuey and the Quill I Williamstown for 2005 .

2004 : 8th (D2) ; Old Geelon g 5-12- 1 2004 : 3rd (D2) ; 14 wins - 5 losses - 1 draw We say : Keep Dave Lee fit and the sky's the We say : Had disappointing finish to 2004 limit . but with likes of Mark Vickers-Willis, Prediction : 6th Hugh McCarthy and Will Paul still at Oakleigh Como Park, should push very hard for 2004 : D3 premiers ; 18- 2 flag.

We say : Rebounded in fine style after Prediction : 1 st relegation in 2003 when they showed Peninsula improvement . Former reserves coach Pat 2004 : 9th (D1) ; 5-1 3 McKenna replaces the retired Chris Moore We say : Relegated last year after at the top . powerhouse 2003 when lost just two Prediction : 8th games for season - the second semi final Bentleigh and the grand final - both to Fitzroy .

2004 : 6th (D2) ; 7-10- 1 Massive home ground advantage should We say: Loss of skipper Leigh Ireson, Mark set it up for another September.

Eyles and Jayde Handfield leave big holes .

Prediction : 2nd Will need a good run with injury to make La T robe finals .

2004 : 5th (D2) ; 9- 9 Prediction : 9th We say: In Glenn Taylor, has arguably the Swinburne most meticulously prepared coach in the 2004 : 7th (D2) ; 6-1 2 section . Improved markedly last season We say: Loss of club champion Simon despite implementing youth policy and Fragiacomo is huge but return of threeshould take next step this year by playing time best and fairest Carmelo Dell'Olio finals . helps ease load . Another club that needs Prediction : 3rd luck with injury for strong 2005 .

Ivanhoe Assumption Prediction : 10th 2004 : 4th (D2) ; 11-7- 1 S ocial We say : Former Melbourne and Richmond Ivanhoe Assumption invites past players talent scout Tony McKay takes over from and supporters to a pre-match luncheon John Matthew with pressure on to match at the Hoe Park clubrooms for the last season's effort. unveiling of their Wall of Fame . For $50, a Prediction : 4th past player can get a name plaque, Salesian detailing how many games played for the 2004 : 10th (D1) ; 2-1 6 club, up on the wall . The cost for We say: Should steady after horror year supporters to come to lunch is just $20 . last year.

For more details, contact Matt Ebbage on Prediction : 5th 0409865412 .

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MM .~ STONE S Williamstown CYMS - Congratulations to !; renelan Cocks on reaching his 1 50th gam e. Brendan is gutsy winger who often goes where angels fear to tread . His courage and skill is recognised at the CY's combining in three club champion awards . The first was in the U I9's . His pace on the wing and ability to dodge players and take strong high flying marks makes it a joy to watch .

Sa les l a n OC - congratulate today's! milestone of 250 Games by Andrew l "E " Seager . Starting his career as a swift and miserly defender, Eggy has exploited the Amateur ruck laws with great effect for over 15 years to become "the best tap ruckman of a generation" .

It is a credit to his fitness and preparation that he becomes the first Salesian player to reach this milestone .

Andrew is a tireless worker off the field, having served on the Committee in various capacities for over 10 years . A true Club Man and colourful characteri within Amateur circles, we congratulate you Eggy, and hope there are many more games to come .

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D2 Section OENTLEIG H

Coach : Justin Paul Asst Coach: Troy Lupoi Res Coach : Steve Hall 1 C. Sharp 2 J . Paul 3 A. PiBito 4 S. Side 5 J . Robertson 6 A. Jolly 7 S. Holmesby 11 D . Martin 12 N . Aitken 13 S. Craven 17 S. Francis 18 S. Adaway 19 B. Fox 20 R . Fishlock 21 A. Ferri s 22 A. Smith 23 G . McFarlane 25 D . Gold 26 B. Padgham 27 J. Seeley 28 M . McCulloch 29 A . Clough 30 D . Ferguson 31 A . Banks 32 D . Kopitschinski 33 P. Withington 35 L . Ireson 36 M . Backman 37 L . Holmesby 38 G. Beattie 39 G. Prigg 40 A . Steward 42 A . Mikkelsen 43 M . Vukic 44 R . Punter 47 M . Scanlan 48 R. McEvoy 49 A . Lee 50 A . Stanes 51 P. Sampson 52 L. Sampson 54 R. Oldfiel d 55 G. Richards 56 C. Aitken 61 H. McKenzie 64 M . Hayes

IVANHOE ASSUMPTION Coach : Tony McKay Asst Coach : Doni Valkanis Res Coach : TBA

LA TROBE UNI

Coach: Glenn Taylor Asst San Coaches : David Huffer & Bob Ellis Res Coach: Bob Elli s Club XVIII Coach: Cam Black

OAKLEIGH Coach : Pat McKenna Res Coach : Mark Ryan Asst Coach : Shane Kitts

OLD GEELOMG

Coach : Michael Lockma n Res Coach : TBA Asst Coach : Matt Edmond s 1 M Goldsworthy 2 N Casboult 3 M White 4 C Stinchcombe 5 M Vickers-Wtlh s 6 J Bel l 7 J Paul

4 H. Davies 5 S. Adamthwaite 6 D. Gleason 7 T. Marines 8 C. Correnti 10 M . Forrest 13 T Ludeman 14 D . Butler 15 S. Brooks 16 P. Farrant 18 C . Blight

1 A. Murray 3 D . Mackenzie 4 G . Herry 5 C . Kokkinos 6 M. Jordan 7 M. Short 8 S. Earl 9 C . Hogan 11 J . Rutter 12 D . Furnell 13 D . Britt 14 J . Nevezie 15 G. Redford

14 S . Kaso

19 A. Benton

16 M. Bell

17 T Betts

15 J . Curtin 16 P. Harris 17 S . Morris 18 D. Abud 19 D. Wood (d.v.capt.)

20 N . Pye 21 N . Blainey 22 A . Height 23 D. Ryan 24 B . Frew 25 J . Frisina 26 P. Cameron 27 J . Finlayson 28 S . Matthews 29 J . Crapper 30 S . Kaso 31 S. Scapari 32 J . Icefo 33 S. O'Connell

20 A. Coulter 21 M. Harvey 22 D . McMeekin 23 M. Cossar 24 L . Envall 26 M. Dingle 27 S. Pruscino 31 A . Mambvre 32 S. Gibson 34 H . Spring 35 F. Tiernan 36 T. Mawdsley 39 R . Slater 40 S . Murphy 42 D . Robson 44 D . Kerrison 45 D . McMeekin 47 A . Samson 50 K . Hopkins 55 C. Fehring 70 J . Dumaresq 73 J . Sewell 78 J . Clark

18 J Malpas

C. Clamp T. Cohen N. Dunne D. Fennell M . Garret K. Hickman S. Jackson C. Knee P. Lias A. Mann

17 D . Perry 18 J . Connellan 19 R . Keatingg 20 J . Halpin 21 A . Perdikornatis 22 D . Wills 23 J . Kerley 24 S . Kitts 25 C. Marshall 26 A . Kitts 27 D. Zula 28 A . Khodr 29 K . Holden 30 P. Holden 31 T. Bromley 32 P. Lucas 33 S. Bando 34 L. Head 35 R. Nuske 36 M . Ryan 37 S. Briggs 38 S. Cammiss 40 J. Briggs 41 S. Way 42 S. Dalton 43 A. Hinton 44 N . Wills 45 E. Videky 46 R . Holden 47 M. Stevenson 48 J. Reynolds 49 S. Collins 50 C . Lamb 52 C . Cooke

49 E. Marino

S. Miller

56 B. King

65 R Bel l

50 R . Sing 51 D . Pearce 52 S. Sampson (capt.)

G . Nelson X. O'Donnell L . Ryan

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L . Heathcote

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

C . Francis S. Gloury S. Moore S. Pitaro J. Waterman B. Laidlaw D . Hill J . Rotella C . Sage A . Paech B . Hider

1 S. Conley 2 M. Maud 3 C . Tucker 4 T. O'Neill 5 J. Scoble 6 E . Healy (v.capt) 7 P. Rawley 8 J. Shuttleworth 9 R . Peoples 10 P. Lee 11 D . Valkanis 12 P. Tonkin 13 S . Narkiewicz

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35 M. Serafini 36 J. Tamburro 37 P. Cotter 38 M. Sheppard 39 M. Ebbage 40 D . Senor 41 C . McDonald 42 R . Kolb 43 A. Shemshedin 44 T. Scott 45 E. Nuttall 46 R . Nuttall 47 B. Walthers 48 R . Toogood

M . McDonald

57 D . Nagel 59 T. Orchard 63 M . Couttie

8 D Kimnton 10 M Avery 11 L Stevens 12 T Paul 13 T Canno r nTaylo ~5 H D McCarth y 16 T Fallaw 19 N Bett s J Legoe

21 LTeague 22 T Bayle s 23 C Fairbair n 24 S Lansdel l25C 27 W Pa~째n 29 S O'Brie n 30 D Youl 31 A Munro 32 T Ayerbe 33 E 34 S Maki B n 35 M Verge 36 T Makin 37 T Waters 38 L Smith 39 J Kilpatrick

40 LTeagu e 41 S Ross 42 C Legoe

43 R Parsons 44 J O'Hare

45 H Legoe 46 J Morle y 47 J Col e 48 R Herd 51 J ~pa k 52 A Higgins 53 A Hosking

54 R Hughes 55 C Atkins 56 M Leslie 57 B Symons 58 J McCarth y

59 R Kilpatrick 60 B MaClea n 62 T Allen ~~Atkins 66 H Burges s 67 J Burnell 68 B Church 69 A Southey

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71 R Ellis 72 H England 73 H Foletta 75 T Green 76 M Hayes

77 S Monagha n 78 L Morriso n 79 N Robinso n 80 C O'Brien 81 G Ritchi e

82 T Smit h 83 R Steven s 84 S Tresise 85 M Vase y 86 J White 88 J Hawke r 87 J Imhof f 89 P Klooste r 90 E Jefferey

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Coach: Julian Sill Neil Franks FRes Coach : S. parsons 2 A. Parsons 3 M Gok)thorp 4 E. Bowen g N . Kent 6 M. Warner 7 S p,turray 8 P. Angu s 10 A . Haley I

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RUPEBTSWOOD

Coach: Shane McLaughlan Res Coach: TBA 1 Plummer T 2 Price G 3 Reid P 4 McGovern N 5 Mgrath J 6 Gallus S 7 Whitehead B 8 Elliot K 9 Spinner L 10 Prendergast B 11 Moule B 12 Hewat M 13 Sinnett B 14 Plummer L 15 Webb N 16 Clarke P 17 HattY R 18 Pettman M 19 Collins D 20 Flinn P 22 Stevens D 23 West M 25 Keenan D 26 Zarb D 27 Jaeger R 28 McDonaldD 30 Shaw K 31 Flinn M 32 Sinnott P 33 Chrystiuk C 35 Carlo C P 36 Henry 38 Johnson B 39 Walsh D 40 Brennan L 41 Davis M 42 McKenzie M 43 Phillips R 44 Broughton T 45 Hum D 46 McCrann J .

47 Soutaris A 48 Bradbury H 49 Ang B 50 Soutaris D 51 Assouad M 52 Jordan A 53 Carlo A 54 Clarke M 55 Walsh A 56 Harry G 57 Gaunt W 58 Carmody S 60 Ramsay J 61 Powell D 63 McPherson B 64 McLachlan S 66 Roberts G fi8 Wallace D 69 Maezzatesta M 70 L.Temming

SALESIAN

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SWIBBURNE UBIdERSITY

1 A. Stevens 2 A . Thain 3 S . Sutherland 4 A . Healey 5 M . Canavan 6 M . Loughnan 7 M . Ware 8 S. Logan 9 A. Campbell 10 S. Otdfietd 11 A. Davey 12 L. Rose 13 I. Bobetic 14 P. Evans 15 C. Rose 16 P. Dolman 17 M . Forbes 18 D. Barry 19 T. Fairbairn 20 A. Seager 21 A . Bonnici 22 S . Downey 23 P. Hanton 24 E . Hanapy 25 J . Rogers 26 J . Nannes 27 P. Allen 28 D . Allen 29 P. Delahaye 30 A. Brett 31 L. Seville 32 G. Riley 33 N . Callaghan 34 C. Goulden 35 P. Knott 36 S. Nolan 37 B. Chalmers 38 K. Woodman 39 G . Tucker 40 S. Trakas 41 M. Smyth 42 T. Henson 43 M . Van Suyle n 44 P. McClaren 45 C. Savage 46 S. Greely 47 I . Rozankovic 48 A. Simon 49 M. Oakley 50 J . Oakley 51 S. Stevens 52 J . Logan 53 E . Maillard 54 S . Brown 55 J . Ngo 56 C. Ryan 57 M . Smith 58 M. Ferwerda 59 Mick Forbes 60 P. Forbes

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Each player must sign the original clearly beside name which must show first and surname .

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ELSTERNWICK GATE S The main gate (Glenhuntly Road) is open every match day.

The rear gate (off St . Kilda Street) will only be open when there are no matches scheduled for Elsternwick Park No . 2 Oval .

When parking in the area behind the grandstand please park in a manner that would allow cars around you to be able to leave .

Players and officials who do not produce tickets at the gates will be counted and the club invoiced accordingly .

Clubs are issued with an appropriate number of tickets for players and officials .

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CADBURY FACE in the CROWD - The Cadbury Winning Grin If you are the peson circled, present this photo at VAFA Reception during next week and you will receive Cadbury product or a Cadbury hamper.

This photo was taken during the 2004 VAFA finals' series .

Next week's photo will be from a Round One 2005 match .

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h ParaIympian Don Elgin had the Rachei 4'dlnterton Te~!iary Essa/ prize Anner ) eiitn Drs Ross Boot "I nd Rob Hess ( crowd on the edge of their seats

Lite Member Peter Hutcfiinson with his son John and wife Gwen

Life Member John Jack Wilson ' : .itn his sc lwifeJoanand aughtersDeborahandLesli e

(Fitzroy Reds), Ian Cave (Hampton Rovers)) edficate of 1 =aitwinners : Gerry McNamee (Prahran) Pat McConville (De La SaIleOC), Stephen King (Old Ivanhoe), Melissa Evans & VAFA) and Peter Carboy (St. Bodes Mentone Tigers) -ahsent Alan Redman (Ba nyule, Ormond & Old Ivanhoe) and George Voyage (Caulfield Grammarians () THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER

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In his editorial, CEO Phil Stevens, detailed a number of key points for the Millennium season . There was a new "heat policy", an extension of the "audible obscenity" rule for players who incur more than one "order -off' and an "All Star Team of the Year", to be chosen, based on weekly nominations . The VAFA was at its progressive best !

A Section scribe, Jason Frenkel, reported that the opening was a "bumper" round .

Match of the week was between Old Melburnians and University Blues . At half time the Blues held a 6 goal lead but tired badly and the OM's ran over the top, 14 .11 to 12 .13 . The OM's were pleased with the effort of Holmes in his battle with Blues' big man . McLachlan and Mulligan and Browne also satisfied the OM's camp . "A" Section coaches were - Garry Connolly (Marcellin), Warren Fall (MHSOB), Kevin Tibaldi (Old Ivanhoe), Neil Ross, (Melburnians), Brendan Mason (Old Scotch), Leigh Carlson (Old Trinity), Tim O'Shaughnessy (Old Xavs), Gary Foulds (St Bernards), Mike McArthur-Allen (St Kevins) and Lee Adamson (Uni Blues) .

In B Section Whitefriars unfurled the 1999 C Grade pennant and celebrated with a strong win over Mentonians, 14 .15 to 7 .10 .

Best players ; Carbone, Cunningham, Hilton, Hughes, Reidy (6) Pasqualotto, (W'Friars) and Newton, Kitto, Flaskis, Katris, Cozens, Campbell (Mentonians) .

In C Section, the two promoted teams, AJAX and Bulleen /Templestowe, were both soundly beaten by Old Geelong and Glen Eira respectively . Beaumaris, who had been relegated from B Section, announced their intentions with a huge result, 30 .15 to Ivanhoe /Assumptions 13 .16 .

D1 Section's Aquinas Old Collegians had been : middle of the road in the previous season but launched their new season with

a massive 34.17 to Oakleigh's 10 .10 .

Thomas with 8 goals and Cultrer awith7er e

guns up forwar . dforAquinas Peninsula Old Boys went straight to the top of the D2 Section ladder after they disposed of Parkside 16 .7 to 6 .13 . D 2 Section coaches were - Grant Hammond (Fitzroy Reds), Serge D'Angelo (Kew), Ken Wood (Mentone), Laurie Zerafa (Parkside), Brett Mcllwraith (Peninsula), Matt Sexton (Salesian), Gordon Burrows (Thomastown), Kane Bowdern (Uni Blacks), Tim Pontefract (West Brunswick) and Tim Kilworth (Yarra Valley OB) .

The new All Star competition, "Players of the Week", announced : A Grade - Michael Blood (Old Xavs), B Grade - Peter O'Loughlin (Old Paradians), C Grade - Mick Goodwin (Therry), D1 - Brett Birkhill (Old Carey), D2 - Elliott Hannan (Uni Blacks), D3 - Peter Sadler (Williamstown CYMS), D4 - Jeff Wilson (Old Westbourne) .

We welcomed new clubs and teams to the competition - Beaumaris (seniors, reserves & U19's), Warringal (a new "composite" U19 team), Swinburne Institute and Hawthorn Citizens (new Club 18 teams) . Eltham made the transition from Club 18 to senior ranks .

In "A" Section the highly fancied Old Xaverians, under new coach, former Richmond great Barry Richardson, hosted Ormond, tipped by scribe Don Blackwood to be facing a tough season . Somewhat surprisingly Ormond held a 4 goal lead at the main break and increased it slightly by three quarter time . The Xavs rallied, had most of the play in the final term but Ormond, led by captain Brett Connell ,

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played possession football in the final minutes to finish in front, 12 .7 to 10 .15 .

The Monds had made an early season statement to say they were not finished yet!

Best for Ormond - Sebo, McConville, Kenrick (4) and Fraser. For the Xavs Landrigan, Bourke, Tapping and Mollard .

In B Section, Old Haileybury, still smarting from their relegation from A Grade, pounded Old Mentonians 22 .7 to 12 .14 at McKinnon . Best for OH - Armstrong, Morey (5), Kirkwood-Scott and McKenzie . For Mentonians - Brooks, Davis, Dart and Carter.

Monash Blues were big winners over St Bedes Mentone Tigers in C Section . The Blues kicked away in the first term with 7 goals to 3 and continued on their merry way as Leigh Baring (4) and Dan Carman (5) provided headaches for the Tigers' defenders . Other good players for the Blues were Logan, White and Hipwell while Bilos, Diggins, McGraw and Parsons deserved plaudits from the St Bedes match committee for sticking to their tasks .

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North Old Boys were also very impressive and their 13 .11 overwhelmed De La Salle who could only muster 4 .12 . Paul Considine (4), Busutill, Conti, O'Rourke, Lynch and Dore pleased NOBS' coach Jim Durnan who was delighted with the great start to the season . For De La Salle, centre half back Mick Deveson did all he could and the margin could have been considerably more had he not defended so stoutly . Cooke, Harrington, Holdsworth, Bromley and Anderson were the best of the rest . () THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2005

The tribunal had a very busy start before round one with no less than 14 players suspended for indiscretions in the practice matches . Unfortunately the trend continued with 19 players suspended during round one .

Bob Green played his 300th game during round one . Bob started with Parkside in 1966 and was lured to West Brunswick the following season . Bob was an excellent contributor on and off the field and had already been awarded life membership by his club .

In A Section Ormond opened their season positively and avenged their defeat in the 1974 Grand Final when they accounted for Uni Blacks . Their 8 goals straight in the third quarter turned the game around completely . Best for Ormond were the dashing Alan Graham (4), Bruce Bourne (1984 VAFA player of the year) .

Russ, Buckley, Thomas and Naylor also providing great drive . Simon Costello was the Blacks' best and was supported by Holmes, Perrett, Burne, Pascoe and Tony Costello .

In B Section Old Scotch ran over the top of Old Carey 17 .10 to 7 .10 . The Scotchies' best were Morgan (7), Molyneaux, Alder, J Marx, Tallent and Anderson (3) . Old Carey's best were clearly Yeo, Constable, R Cooke, Freeman and Morrison .

Old Brighton comfortably defeated Brunswick 14 .11 to 8 .11 in C Section .

Best - Jones (5), Walsh, Berry, Currie, Paroissien and Thomas (Old Brighton) and Lasala, R Johnstone (3), P Egan, Hanlon, Hughes and Watt (Brunswick) .

A Section field umpires were Brian Goodman, Colin Wills, Phil Rowell, Ken Jorgenson and Trevor Rowe . The first five gentlemen were to continue their contribution to the VAFA, after they stopped umpiring, as observers, advisors and even VAFA executive members .

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Welcome to season 2005!

Having been promoted (with my beloved Westbourne) from the scribe's job in D4 last season, I am looking forward to penning my views on what should be a very tightly fought division . Having spoken to most clubs I have managed to form some thoughts on what I believe will transpire over the season, and have put these into my 2005 preview .

2005 Preview West Brunswic k Having come down from D2 last season, the Westies have been dealt another blow losing three stars including three-time comp B&F Adam Cannane to overseas work commitments .

However, gun recruits Donik Manoulkian, who will provide plenty of zip from the half back line and bollocking forward pocket Brendan Hogan should fill this void somewhat . Coach Angus "Hamma" Hamilton said that he "was taking it one week at a time" and would be "hoping to give a good, honest account of themselves" when asked about their prospects . A top four finish is not out of the question .

South Melbourne Dist ri ct s Word in D3 circles is that the Districts are a big chance to take out the flag this season . Preseason has been very exciting and although they lost a few of their experienced players from last year, a number of pick ups have shown good form early . Included in there is a "big bush recruit, a couple of players coming down from the D2 comp and some talented and skilful young ex-U19's" . Judging from the mail, I am expecting a top four finish by the team .

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The Warriors, fresh from their thumping 2004 premiership season where they lost only one match for the season have all the momentum going into 2005 . However, the loss of four experienced players from the premiership side may put a dent in coach Jeff Wilson's plans .

Word from the club is that players such as

"Fish" Whiting and Adam Mokrusch are the up-and-comer s expected to fill that void and a finals place will not be out of the question, though a mid table finish is most likely .

UHS-VU The students have lost much of their side from last season with a staggering ten players heading off overseas and also several retirements . However, in their place, quite a few youngsters have filled the void with "several exciting pickups" . Another positive is the fitness of Cracknell who is promising to have a big 2005 . Given their consolidation season in 2004, the students will have their eyes firmly placed on a top two finish in 2005 and I think they may be a good thing this year .

Werribee Having staved off relegation last season by the skin of their teeth, it will be a desperate Tigers outfit taking to the field in 2005 . An influx of talented youngsters have begun to filter through from their successful U/ 19's team, and led by Daniel Lee and Matt Palmington it is expected that the pace of the Werribee outfit will be increased significantly . The return of some long term injured players to the fore adds to the positive signs . However, to me I believe this will be a tough year for the Tigers who will need to win some close ones to stave off relegation .

Kew I tried hard to contact someone from Kew but to no avail . As such I can only go on what I saw last year, and on that I think Kew will be competitive . A lot will depend on whether they can win the close ones, however, my guess is a 7-10 finish is on the cards for the Browns .

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Training since January, the Hoers have had consistent numbers on the track throughout preseason . Newly appointed Senior Coach Tony Rowe has had his work cut out for him with a

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number of senior players departing from last season, and has brought many new players to ,the club with him . Competitive in their practice matches, I am expecting them to be thereabouts come finals time with a 4-6 finish most likely .

Monash Gryphons Despite the Gryphons disbanding their Club 18 team after only one season, and losing several players as a consequence, the club has managed to pick up a number of players primarily from the university . One of the stars of D3, Adrian Flowerday, will be a big part of any success the Gryphons should experience and along with the steadying influence of veteran Lee Wells, and the mercurial talents of Chris Leeton, I am expecting a 6-8 finish for the club.

St.Johns OC

St .Johns, after a third placed finish in 2005 are expected to give the flag a real shake, however, the preseason has not been all that coach Ben McGee would have planned . A number of his gun players such as 2004 sharp shooter Chris Horbury have yet to commit and as such predicting how their season will transpire is a difficult task . Positives have been the great form of youngsters such as Diaz and Arnold who are expected to be stars of D3 this year. None the less, I believe that they start the season as premiership favourites -despite their early setbacks .

Power House

After yet another long pre-season PHFC has had some mixed results in their 3 practice matches .

New club Captain and 2004 B&F winner, Matt Hill is expected the lead from the front while Nick Bishop, Matt Taylor, Ben Reardon and Rob Walsh should also be good players for Power House this year . In an even competition I believe a finals berth is unlikely with a 5-8 finish on the cards .

Round 1 Previe w West Brunswick v Power Hous e

The Westies have many D3 pundits placing them in the top three although the club continues to play down their chances . On the flip side, Power House would be hoping to get off to the flyer they did last season . For me it is West Brunswick though to win at home by 32 points .

South Melb Dist v St Johns

St .Johns have not had the pre-season they would have liked, while South Melbourne appear to be on track for a good year . The wide ses of Elsternwick Park ~s*ill test the preson work of both clubs and I am expecting i HE',aa1ATEUR FOOTBALLER 2005

some tired legs at the end of the day. Picking a winner is tough, but I think I will go with 2004 form and pick St .Johns to win by 11 points .

Old Westbourne v Monash G ry phon s The Gryphons travel to Artie Park in what will become one of the dreaded road trips of 2005 .

The Warriors will still be flying after the club's two premierships last year as they meet one of the other D3 newcomers . Westbourne are always tough to beat at home, and today will be no exception as they open their account today with a 32-point win .

UHS-VU v Syndal Tally H o

The students promise to be a good side this year with an abundance of talent and experience throughout the club . Syndal are also looking good and could surprise . This match will help us assess just how good UHS are, and in picking my winner I am going with them to impress with a 26 point win .

Werribee v Ke w My early thoughts have been that both these teams may struggle in 2005 and therefore it is supremely important that they open their accounts in today's match . The young Werribee side is full of promise and their run on the large Tiger's Den will make the going tough for Kew .

In what I believe will be a close encounter, I believe Werribee will have the legs to outlast Kew to open the season with a win by 9 points .

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If you want your team and players mentioned in my column, I am only too happy to oblige .

However, I must get your reports into me by midday on Monday at the latest . Please also include your nomination for the player of the round . My preference is an email to gavan .flower aspotless.com .au .

As always, I welcome comments from all readers, either good or bad so please feel free to email me at gavan .flower@spotless .eom .au or otherwise feel free to say hi when you play Westbourne during the year .

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The finest ruckman of the modern era, a nomadic goal kicking machine, a Carlton premiership winner with gammy knees, one of the most respected AFL coaches of all time and even a former world championship rower are welcomed into the amateur fold as season 2005 dawns today .

After a string of cameo coaching roles in the AFL, Simon Madden has finally taken the plunge as a senior coach and will guide St Bernards this year .

Despite his acquisition and a multi million-dollar upgrade to the facilities at West Essendon . one problem remains : almost every player with a smidgen of talent has flown the coop leaving the former Bomber with a Himalayan task . Still, if any team is capable of proving doomsayers wrong, it is St Bernards . Indeed, this very u7iter dismissed them as relegation certainties this time last year, only to hail them as flag favourites a month later! Bernards' President Peter O'Connor said this week . "Simon is doing a great job with the boys but we are hopeful rather than confident at this stage" .

Other former AFL identities who will chance their luck in the coaching stakes today include Barry Richardson (Old Xavs) . Dean Rice (Old Melburnians) and Steven Wright (Caulfield Grammarians) while Adrian Cox and Anthony McDonald (Old Xavs), Steven McKee and Simon Garlick (St Kevins) and Luke Beveridge (St Bedes Mentone Tigers) should spice things up in the playing ranks . Scotch's Cameron McKenzie -Ntcliarg may not have an AFL pedigree but the experience of rowing in the Australian Eight at the World Championships should hold him in good stead for the rigours of A Grade football . As always, a host of players have crossed over from suburban and country teams to experience football, VAFA style Heaven help those B Grade full backs who will acquit themselves against one S Minton Connell this season . The canny chest mark specialist seems to have played at every club in Australia during the course of his career but despite his nomadic nature there is one recurring theme, stacks of goals .

Business commitments will restrict him in terms of game time but on the back of countless 100 goal + seasons, he should prove a boon for North Old Boys, one of the proudest and most unique clubs in amateur football .

As the IIni Blues proved emphatically last year however, former AFL players are by no means a prerequisite for success . Indeed, common sense dictates that all eyes will be planted on the Melbourne Uni clubs as we head into season 2005 . Jock Nelson, 40

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arguably the most decorated amateur player of all time with 5 competition best and fairests, says that the Blues exhibited the "most awesome display of hard running I have seen in fifty years of watching amateur football" and it's hard to disagree .

In many ways, their siick, free flowing, handball orientated style of play epitomised the difference between our competition and other local leagues which are characterized by more physical, one on one football .

Sintilarlv, their D Grade cousins Uni Blacks rew-rote all the rules last year by totally dominating their section . With David Parkin operating as a -coaching adviser and high performance playing mentor" and a smattering of ex AFL players engaged, it would be a brave person who would tip against them doing the double. They have won more A Grade flags than any other club and are the third oldest football club in Australia . behind Melbourne and Geelong .

Like the Blacks, Fitzroy Reds and Caulfield Grammarians loom as the sleeping giants who are looking to rise through the grades in years to come .

With a nod to their former affiliate Uni Reds, Fitzroy Reds will celebrate their fiftieth anniversary this year .

In 1998, they made the decision to adopt the Fitzroy Football Club colours, theme song and former home ground and with one of the largest supporter bases in the amateurs, they look poised to challenge the dominance of Old Boy and University clubs .

A decade ago, Caulfield were languishing in E Grade, despite having a strong feeder school . The retention of senior players and a policy of taking on former AFL stars as coach has propelled them to B Grade . As their lst round opponents Whitefriars could well attest however, going from E to A is hard enough, entrenching yourself in the premier grade is nigh on impossible .

Whatever the case, the competition has never been stronger and the future looks bright . I hope your team gets off to a great start today .

Premiership Tips A . Old Xav s B . De La Salle C . Uni Blacks Dl . Ormond D2 . Old Geelong D3 . Monash Gryphons D4 . Elsternwick Jonathan Hor n

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Here we go again!

Well, the celebrations of the festive season were well and truly over and that Christmas "excess baggage" began to shed when our new Fitness Advisor Rob Sneddon took control of us on that first official night of pre-season training in February . Some umpires had obviously been doing a fair bit of work over the summer, whilst a few looked like they'd "swallowed the furniture" . New umpires received a great initiation to the rigours of VAFA umpiring, by week two we'd only scared off a couple . A few retirements as usual, but this year we've topped-up to a pretty reasonable level. Second year Advisor (now full-time Umpire Operations Manager, Brian ( Benny) Goodman) is licking his lips with the prospect of being able to appoint two field umpires in each game . Umpires over 40 are pretty happy about that too! Run well this weekend, and let's look forward to a successful 2005 .

Welcom e A big welcome to 2005's new recruits . Welcome back to former VAFA umpires - Cameron Stewart, Nathan Carlyon, Robe rt Sneddon, Nick Fennessy and Justin Lipson . To the new field umpires who've changed careers - Nick Keating, Alex Maggio, Michael Ryde and Paul Tyrer from the boundary and Matthew Simpson from the goals (will Matt get the Blue 18 shirt under the father-son rule?) Other new names include - Steve Castersen, Lee Crossley, Daniel Siifo, Shaun Brailsford, Russell Davidson, Bob Kaindl, Robe rt O'Gorman, Paul O'Loughlin, John Hughan, David Longwo rth, Danny Trott, Mark Farrell, Jon Kerr, Dean Schwab, Brent Woodhead, Paul Brown, Nathan Sheppard, Shane McNamara, Danny Ewans, Vaughan Sidebottom, Rod Penaluna, David Anselmi, Ian Kennedy, Graeme Templer, Shane Mackintosh an d Tom Windlow . Hopefully all of these umpires will be out there today representing the VAFAUA for the first time . If we've left you out (or spelt your name wrong) just let us know during the week, we'd like to give everyone a mention . Stay tuned for new boundary and goal umpires .

Goalies Check out the new look of the VAFA goal umpires today. Does something look different? Good to see Kevin (Chilli) Segota back between the posts, fully recovered after an injury that put him out of action for the whole 2004 season.

VFL Umpiring Lists announce d At the completion of the 2004 VAFA premiership nominated Damian season, Brian Goodman Anderson, Ben Ryde an d Dash Peiris to trial with the VFL Development Squad . All three endured a () THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2005

demanding pre-season ~ [ j schedule involving `- J

training, fitness tests and practice matches . They were also regularly seen joining in VAFA pre-season training at Elsternwick Park . About four weeks ago, the VFL umpiring squads were finalised for the 2005 season . It was announced that both Damian Anderson and Ben Ryde would join the VFL Development Squad for season 2005 and umpire in the Under 18 TAC Cup competition throughout Victoria . Dash Peiris will continue to umpire in the VAFA .

The VFL Development Squad is made up of 23 field umpires . It is Damian's second time on the VFL list after having umpired with the Development Squad from 1999-2001 . Ben Ryde (2004 Golden Whistle winner) is one of nine umpires who are new to the squad in 2005 .

All three umpires are to be congratulated on their efforts during the pre-season . e-Coaching All Coaching Sessions conducted by Umpire Operations Manager, Brian Goodman, and his team will be available on www.vafaua .asn.au throughout season 2005 . The schedule of Coaching Sessions can already be found by clicking on "Development" in the left margin .

Each Coaching Session will be available throughout the season by clicking on the session title in the Coaching Sessions Timetable .

Brian Goodman is asking all VAFA umpires to attend Coaching Sessions conducted at Elsternwick Park .

Umpires unable to attend training should view the information on the fantastically maintained VAFAUA website . Our Webmaster Tim Sutcliffe has done a sensational job over summer re-building our site .

Bookmark www .vafaua .asn .au and check it out . You might be in it .

Southern FM Don't forget to tune into Tommy Brain and Steve McCarthy for all the latest VAFA news at 9 :30 every Sunday morning on 88 .3 Southern FM .

Dates to remembe r Thursday 28th April - Annual General Meeting of the VAFAUA . 7 :30 pm at Elsternwick Park with our new President, Rob Mayston . Apologies should be addressed to the Secretary, Simon Stokes .

Stay tuned for a run-down on the social calendar next week .

If you have an upcoming milestone, or any other trivial bit of information, just contact Leah (Spider) or Macca during the week .

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my fancy with St .Marv's and Bulleen to play off.

earnest . It is a great time of year, primarily because all teams are equal and thus expectations high . Unfortunately, a reality check will be put into place by about 4.30pm Saturday afternoon as round 1 draws to a close .

It is always important to remember however that the season is a long one and a loss in round 1 is no different to a loss in round 10 . Not the right time for panic, at least not yet . And quick one to remember, the first runner out of the stadium in the Olympic marathon has never been the first one back to the stadium! !

No form guide or round 1 thus we will have to revert to that tried and tested method, the Amateur grapevine . The one name that keeps popping is St . Mary's, a side desperately unlucky not to get through to the Grand Final . The grapevine also suggests that Bulleen will be able to continue their solid form of 2004 whilst one at longer odds, namely Albert Park, has also been the subject of some coat tugging in recent weeks .

The loss of Mt Lilydale makes for an interesting situation . Historically, the side demoted via a second last finish start the year as strong contenders. With the Lilydale crew regrouping for the next 12 months, the incumbents in D4 won't face the prospect of two teams coming down to dominate . The other relegated side, Hawthorn was fairly competitive last year and will be keen to reverse the trend of the past two seasons.

As for the league Best and Fairest, might take a little liberty and reserve judgment for about 3 weeks as a quick refresher in the D4 stars is undertaken . Lauletta (H) and Allen (Albert Park) will fight out the goal kicking . guick preview for round 1 .

Box Hill North host Albert Park. The Hillmen finished off reasonable well last year however if the stories are true, Albert Park have had a great pre-season and might be a little too good .

Elsternwick welcome St Mary 's in this week's match of the round . Despite thinking that St .MarY's will win it, fancy the Wicks home ground advantage might get them over the line .

Richmond travel to N ort h Brunswick with a win fairly in mind . Richmond all got better as the year went on however the home ground advantage might be too tough .

Finally, Bulleen make the quick trip across to Hawthorn . The Hawks might get better as the year goes on whilst the Bulls might be a little bit more settled and record a first up win .

Eltham OC has the bye in Rd I .

Press Correspondents

Looking forward to getting all the information from club scribes . Either email me on ed,sill@locker .com.au or call on 0418348723 .

Have a great year !

As for D4 last year, it truly was a tale of two stories, namely the haves and the have nots. The sides finishing 3-5 were part of s tong upper ladder group whilst the sides finishing 6-10 were competitive amongst themselves but were no match for the top five . The gap was fairly large and the five sides in question will have to do a lot of work to build the bridge.

Box Hill North v Albert Park Eltham Collegians - bye Elsternwick v St Mary s

As for my top four, I think that St . Mary's, Bulleen and Elsternwick (always a strong and

North Brunswick v Richmond Central Hawthorn Amateurs v Bulleen Cobra s

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I)4 Section ALBERT PARK AFC Coach : Pete Smith Res Coach : Paul Shoppee 1 . P. Smith 2. N. Pastras 2. A. Morgan 3 . R. Baker 3 . P. Shakepeare 4 . M. Naudi 5 . S. Allan 6 . J . Store y 7 . S. Venables 7 . M. Burto n 8 . N . Wheeler 9 . P. Chambers 10. M. Phillips 11 . D. Bre a 12. N .

13. B. Payne 13. M. Tuffi n 14. M. Hyams 15 . D . Roney 15 . P. Guicas 16 . C . Roberton 17 . S . Bennett 18 . G. Collins 19 . N. Cain 20 . K . Grace 21 . P Shoppee 22. J . Hanneit 22. J . Marshall 23. B. Harries 23. D . DeZoete 24. T. Gree n 25. J. Wie r 26. B. Moore 27. A. Jackson 28 . R . Allan 29 . R . Humphrey 30 . W. Johnson

31 . S . McGuire 31 . J . Williams 32 . M . Smit h 33 . M . Wall 34. T. Houston 35. S . Toth 35. C. Downie 36. J . Dudi 37. L . Hogan 38. S. Fairfield 41 . R . Williams 42. C . Coo k 44. B. Isard 45 . J. Agar 46 . G. Price 48 . M . Snowden 50 . S . Thbmpson 51 . J . McKay 52 . D. Allan 53 . M . Williams 55. D. Quinlan 57. J . Sutton 57. J . Baker 58. S. Gitsham 59. L. Ban' 60. V. Surace 62. P. Cramer 77. S. Garcia 78. T. Tuhoro 79 . S. Thompson 80 . J . Bowlby

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Coach : Peter Armstrong Res Coach : Jon Pratt 1 Wilson G 2 Riscalla C 3 Odza A 4 Manno A 5 Garrett J 6 Martini D 7 Stewart S 8 Langley C 8 Lacey M 9 Sallantioglu A 10 Cook S 11 Thoi T 12 Dick A 13 Cumming M 14 Penhalluriack L 15 Keillor L 16 Drew W 17 Cavallo G 18 Butler C 19 CfllliS C

20 Oldfield K 21 Hopes J 22 Steele A 23 Naumovski J 24 Doyle P 25 Kotsaridis P 26 Ball R e 27Amovsk i P J 24 Doyl 25 Kotsa dis P 26 Ball R 28 Veleski Z 29 Rogers M 30 Olson B 31 Olson D 32 Oldfield I 33 Marinovic M

34 McCartin M 38 DAmato G 39 Tambakis J 40 Worrell D 41 Currie P 42 Tarulli A 43 Doyle R 44 Garrett C 45 Sinfield M 46 Mortimer P 47 Andrews A 49 Ellis T 50 Irvine C 51 Cervelli M

52 D'arcy S 54 Van den Akker L 55 Pratt J 56 Shiba H 57 Wood T 58 Azmi M 59 Screen J 60 Benbow N 61 Howarth J 62 Penesis H 65 Woolridge D 69 Pearce B 78 Leavers A 79 Bennett G 80 Evans S 86 Archer G 88 Edgley M 99 Robinson G 111 Armstrong P

BULLEEH COBRAS Coach : Joe DAngelo Res Coach : TBA 2 T. Orwin 3 S . McLaren Capt 4 N. Cartledge 5 M . Mann 6 G . Fortune 7 T. Mehrez 8 T. Mazzarella 9 M. Kyriakou 10 C . Powderharn 11 A. DeJong 12 P. Whitehouse 13 N . Edgar 14 T. Fradkin 15 J . Trinchi 16 D. Trinchi 17 T. Conn 18 F. Arcoraci 19 B. Thomas 20 J . McQualter 21 N . Lykopandis 22 J. Daniels 23 A. Nasr 24 R . Gemes 25 W. Olney 26 M . Nathanielsz 27 J . Cartledge 28 A . Foskett 29 R. Sheehan 30 B . Cookson 31 R. Pasinati 32 S. Wagg 33 A. Cook 34 M. D'Angelo 35 M. Unwin 36 P. Dall'Oglio 37 J. Paatsch 38 G . Brown 39 C . Chan 40 G. Richards 41 C . Borrelli 42 V. Dam 43 T. Whittaker 44 B . Saaksjarvi 45 N. Khalil 46 J . Lewis 48 M . Soumellidis 49 G . Anderton 50 R. Lock 51 R. Daley 52 T. Settle 53 R. Rodrigues 54 S. Nelson 55 N . Polites 56 I . Baccini 57 C . Batt 58 T. Moore 59 R . Hadisutanto 60 J . Lowri e 77 S . Fisher 101 J . D'Angelo

ELSTERNWICK

Coach : Dennis Grace Res Coach : TBA 1 L Murphy 2 A Hankm 3 J Yemm 4 D Grace 5 M Whelan 5 K Cummins 6 M Thiele 7 J Mcadam -Rc8 S Currie 8 M Greene 9 T Hartley to T Huggins 11 LMissagIia 12 P Neviue 13 S Soppet 1 4 B Mahony 15 C Mckenna 16 M Surman 17 J Perkins 18 A Neill

19 J Hunter 20 E Goldman 21 P Stuchberry 22 G Elvin 23 S Curtain 24 A Foster 25 T Cotter 26 C Mahon y 27 J Banky 28 W Morgan 29 S Mahony 30 M Nicol 31 A Lasnitzki 32 B Mason 33 M Cunningham 34 T Leaper 35 P Mcnally

as J Pyman 37 D Nolan 38 B Anderson 39 M Tennant 40 A Paley 41 D e~ 42 J Lilikakos 43 P Clarke 44 S Grace

45 J Kaicer 46 L Ryan 47 L Smith

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Coach: Wayne Reardo n Res Coach : Paul Grego r 2. D.Lync h 3. E. Savag e 5. L.Austin 6. J .Galvin (C ) 7. B. Rashid 8. B.Jorgensen 9. C .Watson 10 . B.Marshall 11 . J.Mizz i 12 . M.Blagrove 13 . M.Luttic k 14 . R .Runco 15 . J .Paisle y 17 . L.D aly 19. J .Gilbert 21 . M .Hart 22. R.Foo 23. TCarter 24. K.Drummon d 25. R.Thomas 26. J.Glar e 27. J.Stockdal e 29 . D.Howgat e 31 . B.Kelehe r 32 . C .Baud 33 . A.Howgate 34 . J .Howgat e 35 . G .Smith 37 . P.Krohn 40. E .Baud 41 . L.Maso n 47. N .Ryall 48. B .Turney 49. L.Barnes 50. B .Richardso n 52. D.Justic e 53 . J.Foo 54 . S.Todman 56 . R .Love 58 . T.Melchior i 59 . B.Evans 62 TKurtschenk o 63 . L .Ogilvi e

48 M Noona n 49 J Bariba r 50 M Battain i 51 M Mckenn a 52 E Alter

53 A Lewis 54 K Potter 55 T Perkins 56 P Freedma n 57 H Mcgrego r 58 B Torrance 59 N Anderson 60 R Mckenn a 61 M Cooke 72 T Marchetti

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1A Section HAWTHORN Coach; Peter Tyson Res Coach : Patrick Ryan 1a M McVeigh to B Blakeman 2a J Ridley 2b J Thompson 3 A Collins 4 N Martin 5 S Avery 6 P Avery 7 C Alexander 8 S Gatiss ga R Ogge (vc) gb M Houareau

to J Hall it J Dawson 12 J Pi 13 J Murphy 14 D Lauletta ® 15 MTyson 16a C Rice 16b J Shepherd 17 B Ruzicka 19 T Hyland 20 S Parker 21 P Clennett 22 D McClenchy 23 L Collins 24 J Jackomos 25 T Ryan 26 B Collins 27 L Flannigan 28a D Mackenzie 28b T Crivelli 29 K Rimmer 33 M Caruana 35 S Davies 36 M Sheridan 37 C Jarvis 43 I Chepa 44 B Alder 46 T 0'Hanton 55 A Saulle 58 T Dixon 59 G CarW 62 D Pritchard 75 M Daou 80 N Exton

NORTH BRUNSWICK

Coach : Ange Sammartino Res Coach : Harry Tsialtas 1 D . Newton 2 D . Adams 3 G . Lattouf 4 P. Dimarco 5 N . Prestigiacomo 6 D . Pizzari 7 G. Stelfox 8 S . Hamilton 9 A . Sammartino 10 A. Mountney it J . Boudoloh 12 S. Care 13 D. Kelly 14 M. Vaina 15 H . Tsialtas 16 S. Tsialtas 17 A . Kyriazis 18 R . Salloum 19 T. Messiake 20 L. Closter 21 R. Santacroce 22 J . Freeman 23 J . BrrHa 24 D. Russo 25 W. Duson 26 F. Salfoum 27 F. Ferrante 28 T. Ackland 30 L . Spans 31 A . Boudoloh 32 B . Robertson 33 A . Nunan 34 H . Hassan 36 A . Taha 37 D. Trafford 38 D. Guppy 39 G . Rhook 40 B. Mccallum 41 M. Arer 42 J. Papanikolaou 43 EPapanastasatos 44 M. Sorleto 46 A . Papanastasatos 48 J . Wolter 50 G. Paleodimos 53 F. Nesci 55 J . Devereaux 58 B. Mcnamara 59 M . Pelaggi 62 B. Carter

RICH M OND CENTRAL Coach : Thomas Dukic Res Coach : Steven Lake

I W Old 2'T Quick 4 R Trotter 5 B Poneus 6 T Duke 7 S Lynch 8 D Speakman 9 A Piani 10 A Zuccaro 11 S Lake 12 S letter 13 J Goode t4 J Mcgrath 15 C Barry 16 A Taylor 17 D Miller 18 P Moulday 19 C Quay 20 T Moulton 21 D Phelan 22 J Petering 23 B Breese 24 T Guthrie 25 A Read 26 R Prentice 27 N Nusk e 28 C Dimtlno° 29 B Darling 30 L Fotheringham 31 Retired Jumper 32 D Hards 33 P Berimarm 34 M Verve= 35 P Krisohos 36 G Evans 37 D Green 38 M Defreitas 39 H Dautovic 40 A Murray 4t C Duff 42 C White 43 S James 44 A Lyngcolo 45 M Jones 46 L Hatzentanis 47 MGoonan K~ 48 M 49 P Brunt 50 A Tilley 51 D Moffat 52 D Cartwright 53 J Robertson 54 C Cartwright 55 M Davies 56 J Pike 57 E Hill 58 B Vandenburg 60 B Jolley 61 A Jams" i 62 L Trimatis 67 JLare 69 T Melville 74 S Gray 77 S Uuzzi 79 A Roller 80 D James-Schirmer 86 W Bracke n

ST. M ARYS A.P.C .

Coach : Michael Leamart h Res Coach: George KourrWaUz 2 B Perelberg 3 G Schembr i 4 A Ballantyne 5 A Lane 6 C Weller 7 A Dwyer 8 A Zsembery 9 C Armstrong 10 D Cope 11 J Bernardi 12 A Webb 13 J Hil l 14 W Goldsworthy 15 M Purcell 16 M Aikman 17 L Anthon y 18 B Frai l 19 V Ryan 20 A Walle r 21 M Gilchris t 22 R Alle n 23 F Harriso n 24 A Latime r 25 M Black 26 S Crilly 27 M Bank s 28 J Innes 29 P Harriso n 30 M Lync h 31 H Adam 33 C Ferg 34 L Armstron g 35 G Theoharris 36 B Graetze r 37 T Milla r 38 S Griffin 39 B Richardson 40 M Kari s 41 T Cummin s 42 M Davies 43 L RRazga 44 G Koumantatakis 45 M Maschette 46 T Tahos 47 P Rousis 48 M Goold 49 C Ada m 50 C Wig g 51 N Luce 52 0 Hind 53 J Deegan 54 J Wright 55 P Goona n 56 P Roseman 57 D Henderson 58 M Bona 59 C Mackenzi e 60 M Carpente r 61 G Pilikidi s 62 D Rajkumar

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Section 1 Section 2

Amateur football returns to suburban Hey wher e did thos e Melbourne this weekend after a five month break, with ten sides set to contest the 2005 Section One title .

Reigning premiers De La Salle kick off their 2005 campaign with an away fixture against Uni Blues at Crawford Oval . Aiming to become only the eighthteam in Under-19 history to claim backto-back JS McCann Cups, De La once again have the luxury of a large squad base to choose from with more than fifty players regularly attending training .

Managing to hang onto a large percentage of last year's premiership winning side, the only hiccup in the side's preseason training has been the absence of their coach David Madigan who flies in from overseas on the morning of their first game . De La Salle by 13 pts .

Section One runners-up St Kevins face a tough round one initiation this weekend, playing host to Old Xaverians .

Former coach Owen Hourigan returns for his second stint with the St Kevins 19s after coaching the side for three seasons in the mid-nineties . Fielding a younger side this weekend St Kevins will go into the game as underdogs, a lack of experience rather than skill likely to be the determining factor . Old Xavs by 7 pts .

In other games, Collegians receive a forfeit victory following the withdrawal of Werribee, St Bernards to rectify a disappointing 2004 with a round one win over Marcellin, while Old Scotch should get the four points at home to Old Brighton .

long, endless evenings at the beach go?

You know - with a couple of stubbies of Coopers' and a bag of Doritos & salsa dip . . . . When were they replaced with touch skills, running drills, tackle bags, weight circuits and 5 x 1 km time trials?

Beats me .

Welcome all to season 2005, and the hardest round in Victorian footy to predict, VAFA Under 19 round 1 . . . . . . .

Banyule -v- Old Carey will be a good physical affair with the home side boasting some strong midfielders . Up a section in '05, I expect The OC to put in a good lst up performance, but the Bears will prevail by 3 goals .

The Fields come down to meet the newly promoted Friars . Daly should have an embarrassment of ex-schoolboy riches at his disposal . Forget the Form-guide at here, the visitors should have enough talent to win by 15 points .

Good oil is the OMs are struggling for numbers and this alone would put them on the back foot in round 1 . Facing the Wellers, who were one win away from Section 1 in 2004, means they couldn't have a tougher initiation . Wellers by 12 goals .

The Sharks have been very quiet offseason, and I've little idea of their leadup form . Naturally, I've got a better idea of the T's, who have had the benefit of 3 solid practice hit-outs against section 1 teams . On that basis, I expect a tough 4 goal away win .

Finally, Showdown III kicks off the season out west where Rupo host th e

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Bombers . Both teams finished poorly last year, and will be keen to start well .

Home side by 3 goals in a ripper.

Section 3 Section 3 is basically an Intervarsity League this season, so we can expect some interesting results 'round exam time! !

Nevertheless, the Trobers will be full of confidence . They face-off against last season's disappointment, the Blacks, who should've nailed the premiership, and will hit the Main Oval at Bundoora at 100mph . Blacks by 6 goals .

Whilst the seniors sides face off at South Yarra, the Hoers and Unicorns lock horns at Chelsworth . Can't say either side impressed last year, but the Hoers should enjoy the drop in a grade to chalk up a solid 5 goal win .

Oakleigh will drive the team bus down Warrigal Rd where the Tigers lie in wait .

I was on the Tigers' bandwagon early last season, but it ran out of gas . This year will be different, so it's the home side by 17 points today .

Have the all-conquering Bentleigh Demons managed to keep their side together during summer? The Jackas improved throughout the year, and will be a tougher unit in '05 . However, the Demons, with the home advantage, should win by 2 goals .

Spinner's boys couldn't have asked for a better draw to start their new year in Section 3 . The Monash boys usually take time to 'gel' and, unless they've chosen to recruit sooner, I expect another slowish start . Raiders by 7 goals .

Section Blue

Great to see Salesian Scorpions here in 2005, but I'm expecting big things from Mick Oaten's boys, who will hit Kingo's Lounge for the club season opener with 4 points tucked away . Ormond by 26 points .

Fresh from an APS victory in '04, the new Bloods should do serious damage .

They have the joy of playing on the postage stamp McKinnon #2, which will prove tough for visiting sides . I expect the Pirates will return empty handed OH by 14 points .

Johnny Tapp used to say "Nodders -vRovers : harder to pick than a broken nose" . I tossed the coin and it landed sideways . The crystal ball fogged up, so I turned to the tarot cards, and they said . . . . . . . . .Mazenod by 3 goals .

Last game sees Oakleigh Clays hosting De La (2) . With plenty of boys looking to show the coaches why they should've been in the 1 sts, this will be a humdinger . De La Soul to play the first tunes of '05 with a tight 9 point victory .

Section Red Reigning premiers Fitzroy will remain in Section Red after originally being promoted to Section Three . In all only five of last year's sides are to return for the new campaign, with newcomers Kew and Old Scotch (2), as well as Therry Penola (3) and Emmaus St Leo's (Blue) all ready to challenge for the 2005 title .

After rewriting the under-nineteen history books with an undefeated 2004 campaign, Fitzroy will aim to continue their run of consecutive victories when they face the second-string side from Old Scotch . However the Reds, who like most clubs have experienced a moderate turnover in player numbers, shouldn't underestimate the Scotch seconds given the depth of the club's squad base . Fitzroy by 19 pts .

Newcomers Kew return to undernineteens competition after several years without a side, a strong affiliation with the Kew Junior Football Club Colts providing sufficient numbers for a team in 2005 . While the club will be hoping to build on a base for future years, coach Matthew Jack will optimistically b e

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aiming to become the first coach of any Kew U 19s side to win a premiership .

This weekend's initiation is as good as any, a home tie against BulleenTemplestowe who rallied after a disappointing 2003 to finish mid-table last year . Bulleen-Templestowe by 3 pts .

In the round's other two fixtures, Old Westbourne to defeat Aquinas, and Rupertswood to down Therry Penola in a thriller.

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UNDER-19 SECTION 1 St Kevins v Old Xaverian s

Collegians - bye Marcellin v St Bernards Old Scotch v Old Brighton University Blues v De La Sall e UNDER-19 SECTION 2 Banyule Viewbank v Old Carey

Caulfield Or v Whitefriars Old Melburnians v Old Camberwell Beaumaris v Old Trinity

Old Essendon Or v Rupertswood UNDER-19 SECTION 3 La Trobe Uni v University Blacks Old Ivanhoe v MHSO B St Bedes Mentone Tigers v Oakleigh Bentleigh v AJAX

Monash Blues v Old Paradian s UNDER-19 ( 2) BLUE Salesian Scorpions v Ormond - to b e played at Mt . Waverley Reserve, Mt . Waveriey (61 F12) Old Haileybury v Peninsula 0 B - to be played at 9 .30 a.m . (TBC) Mazenod 0 C v Hampton Rovers - to b e played at 1 .30 p .m.

Oakleigh Clays v De La Salle ( 2) - to be played at Keeley Park Clayton (79 D5 ) UNDER-19 (2) RED Kew v Bulleen Templestowe Emmaus St Leos 0 C - bye Aquinas 0 C v Old Westbourne Rupertswood (2) v Therry Penola 0 B Oval 2, E ri c Boardman Reserve , Mitche lls Lane, Sunbury ( 381 G5) (TBC) Old Scotch v Fitzroy Reds

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Under-19 - Section 1 COLLEGIANS Coach: Andrew Kenneally A Son? 32C .Bkmd6N M. Pzne+'d 33 J .

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23 . M .Grigoruk 24. J .Hogarty 25. J .Crimmins 26. S .Preece

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MARCELLIN Coach : Dean Rossely

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ST.KEiIU!'S OLD BOYS Coach : Richard Oboe

UNIVERSITY BLUES Coach: Steve Carrol l

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8 Matthews S 9 Evans D 10 Garth B 11 Marion A

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Coach : John Burke

GRAMMARIANS

1 Z wenke 2 J Bmckweli 3 A McGovern 4 P Adams 5 M Holmes 6 M Morgan 7 R Moore 8 D Kayrooz 9 M Christian to C SlavropWa,s

Asst Coach : Paul Berry 1 . K . Gasperino 2 . R. Gillespie 3. J . Singo 4. L. Hill 5. C. Badman 6. M . Bramwell 7. T. Hunt 8. A. Clemente 9. J. Starke 10. A. Mckenzie

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OLD CAREY Coach: Rob French 4 . J . Carpenter

5. A . Sheridan 6. T. Davis

9. M . Cornwell 10. C. Latdlaw 13. J. Rimington, 16. M. Laidlaw 19. LLoLbck 20. A. Winn

21 . A. Remmers 25. S . Mead 26. J .DeLeijer 27 . T. Howgate 28 . G. Lord 30 . A. Day 32 . A. Newhouse 33 . J.Newnham 34 . A. Alexander

35. B. Laing 38. J. Vujovich 44. D . Stocco 45. J . Sinclair

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13 W Robinson 14 D DeSanctis 15 J Tuohey 16 A Renshaw 17 D Modey 18 N Wallace 19 T Peasnell 20 J D avis 21 LTaylor 24 W Weflenhall 25 N Charles 26 C Hillier 27 D McGuigan an 29 D Harry 30 T Angove 31 M Shanks 33 C Bennett 34 G Tolson 36 A Thomas

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10 Smith B 11 Burke M 12 Delaney E 13 Baylis M 14 Bilney M 15 Peyton D 16 SpreyT 17 Lesinskis M

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OAKLEIGH i D Cournhan 2 P West

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6 D Cleary 7 J Chapple 8 M Bennett 9 DWNs 10 0 Costgan 11 S Aalone 12 M Mackenne 13 J t ~ 14 G Bennett 16 J Dorks

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MONASH BLUES Coach: Bruce Waldron 2. P. Gu m 3. M . Phillips 4 B . A damso n 5 . J . Pollard 6 . L. Leviston

7 . B . Rayne r 8 . A . Meht a 9 . J . Moore 10. J . Maye 11 . B.Cruickshan k 12. T. Barlow 13. M . Pa y 14. R . Shields 15. J . Stephenson 1 6. M . B r ad y

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ORMOND Coach : Michael Oate n 1 Ashley, J 2 Bailey. 0 3 Chisholm, R 4 Bames, S 5 Brosnan, 0 6 Denatris, T 7 Mclelland, M 8 Sayers, R 9 Jewell, A 10 Cavan, L 11 Fisher, S 12 Evans, G 13 Haysom, D 14 Upstdl, L 15 Johnson,T 16 Wilson, A 17 Hany,J 18 Washfo7d, L 19 WooBe, T 20 Machin, D 21 Mcg n, R 22 Vipond, S 23 Violi, M

24 Turnbull, J 25 Woodford, C 26 Krroester, L 27 Cribbes, A 28 Kinniard, L 29 Leary, T 30 Duthie, L 32 Freeman, C 33 Ryde, N 44 Robbins, B

HAMPTON ROVERS Coach : Dale Ros s

1 ABice 2 J Barry 3 G Cannei l 4 S Blanchard 5 KCho 6 M Deluca 7 C Dowling 8 T Fallo n 9 C Gleason 10 R Henry 11 J Hill e 12 T Hose 13 LJones 14 Y Kobayashi 15 D Kettle 16 R Lang 17 T Mitchell 18 B Mackie 19 B McDonald 20 I Nicholls 21 D O'Brien 22 N Pint o 23 T Rootse s y24ARos 25 R Sharpe 26 S Suleyman 27 J Schafer 28 R Semmel 29 T Skewes 30 L Smith 31 N Ulbrick 32 M Westhead 33 R White 34 P Wood 35 S Woods 36 J Williams 37 D Zampaglione

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MAZENOD OAKLEIGH CLAYS Coach: Shane Regan Coach : Gary William s

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Stanley 29 S 29 J . Bolitho 30 T. Steintort 30 J. Moffat .

Vandergert 31 W 31 C. Dureau 32 A . Weekes 33 S. Kurth .

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OLD HAILEYBURY Coach : David Lappag e 1 A. Folino 2 M. Scholes 3 J. Walsh 4 J. Mill s 5 S . Podaridis 7 D . Gilby 8 F. Mohammad 9 N. Waite 10 S . Wilson 11 A. McIntyre 12 N . Harrison 13 D . Mayes 14 S . Jones 15 K . Maltaris 16 A . Temby 17 J . Stanley 18 T. Doukas 19 S. Roberts

20 M.Fankhauser 21 M . Silberer 22 S. Ellis 23 J . Elliott 24 D . Korlo s 25 S . Lockwood 26 A. Byass 27 S. Campelj 28 B. Cuy 29 N. Wanless 30 B. Dolman 33 R .Johnson 35 T. Chishol m

SALESIAN SCORPIONS

Coach: Tony Thripp 1 L Walker 2 R White 3 E Wittich 4 R Smith 5 D Smith 6 B Mitchell 7 NCoy 8 P Wignall 9 B Coldrey 10 M Warner 11 M Kenny 12 A De Lange 13 S Robertson 14 L Coghlan 15 S Byrne 16 M Lewis 17 D Felvus 18 T Madder 19 A Crefiek l 20 S McGuiness 21 H Nestor 22 S Taylor 23 C Witzelll 25 J Rees 26 J Murphy 27 J Wilmot 28 R Trickey 29 J Birt

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Round 1 200 5 1es it is that time of the year again when the all 4 he players dust of their boots and head out n parkville for the first game of 2005 .

The season opens with Moonee Valley Magpies playing Maribyrnong Bulldogs 2 . Yes that is right the first game of the season is a c lash of traditional rivals . Moonee Valley might i tst get over the line in what should be a close ,,ucounter. he corresponding game on Oval 2 is between Port Colts 2 and a new team Mazenod Panthers from Oakleigh . Port Colts should be ,ble to use their experience to advantage but \,; e wish the Panthers all of the best for the ;, < son and welcome them to the competition .

Tlic next game is between last years Division 1 premiers Ballam Park 1 and Broadmeadows 1 %0ho finished in the top four . Ballam Park should win on form but we are sure that l>roadmeadows have put in a big preseason :uid should give a good account of themselves .

Po rt Colts 1 who played off in last year's play Bulleen Ui~ ision 2 grand final Templestowe . Our scouts have said that Port ! blcs have had a number of players retire an d

this may prove to be the difference between the two sides with Bulleen Templestowe getting the ideal start to 2005 .

Ovens & Murray Jets 2 travel down the highway to take on Broadmeadows 2 in the third game of the day on Oval 1 . Going on last year's form Broadmeadows should be able to kick a wining score in what should be an entertaining game .

Maribyrnong Bulldogs last year's Division 2 premiers take on Ballam Park 2 . This game will be very close but may go to Maribyrnong if they have kept their 2004 squad together .

Mambourin Tigers play Ovens & Murray Jets 1 on Oval 1 . The Tigers are hoping to emulate their name sakes in the A .F .L . and come out in 2005 full of running . Ovens & Murray 1 may have other ideas in a game that is to close to call .

The final game for the day on Oval 2 is between North Ballarat Knights and Parkside .

Parkside from all reports have lost a number of players from 2004 and may find it hard to defeat the Knights who are an experienced combination .

The executive wishes all of the teams and officials the best of luck for season 2005.

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Results of Investigation Hearings Tuesday, September 21, 200 4 1 . St . Kevins and De La Salle charged with a minor melee in their under-19 match played at Gerry Green Reserve on Saturday September 11 .

2 . St Kevins charged with conduct unbecoming in that during the above game St . Kevins runner, Paul Harrison, allegedly pushed and shoved players and then allegedly wrestled with De La Salle players.

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Melee : Both clubs pleaded guilty . Both fined $300 (De La Salle for 3rd offence and St . Kevins 4th) for a minor melee .

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The successful format of previous seasons continues with twenty nine teams divided into three sections . Th e

should carry them to victory .

annual change of team participation has continued with the loss of an Old Scotch side and Monash Gryphons . Into the competition comes another Fitzroy Reds side and Mt Lilydale return after a season in F Section (1999) and our seasons in D4 Section and one in D3 .

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Another successful season is anticipated especially at this time of optimism when each club is sure it will experience premiership glory on the third Sunday in August!! !

University Blues will unfurl their pennant before facing De La Salle, who missed the finals last year for the first time in seven seasons . I know many of the premiership team have left the Blues, who have moved up in standard .

However I select them to win to show they will be serious contenders in the section .

Preview of Round 1 .

Section 1

St Kevins, hoping for more success than in 2004, host reigning premiers, Old Xaverians, who have past . Why should 2005 be any different? It's Old Xaverians for me !

Runners up Mazenod play host to Mt Lilydale . In 2004 Mazenod were a very successful combination who should be able to win today . Mt Lilydale are an unknown quantity . Their loss of players must have an effect on their standard of performance although they have a tremendous advantage when they play at home . Mazenod should win narrowly .

Old Melburnians, newly promoted, and with many new faces meet Prahran, whose abnormal pre season training made the news . Personnel changes at Prahran, will give the "Two Blues" a changed look . Without any knowledge of who-will take the field, I lean to Prahran to take the points as their experience

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Old Scotc h success last season play Old Brighton, who did not achieve their usual degree of success last season . The younger Old Scotch team is my selection because the Old Brighton players may take a while to adjust to their new coaching regime .

Section 2 Marcellin, who will appreciate their participation in this section, host Fitzroy Reds, who have been finalists in the past two years . I favour Fitzroy Reds as I fancy their depth of talent will give them superiority over Marcellin .

Collegians should be able to defeat University Blacks on the new Harry Trott Oval . University teams are notoriously slow starters and those Club XVIII players who played against Old Paradians on March 19 certainly will need the run today.

Old Xaverians, who were leading as the final 2004 siren sounded, play Therry Penola today . The Xaverians are my selection as Bob's Therry Penola players tend only to be "Lyons" at home .

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season's runner's up Old Trinity at East i ;eilor. Old Essendon, who struggled last season, will appreciate their movement to Section 2 . However Old Trinity will prove worthy opponents . At home, I favour Old Essendon to win by a small margin .

Eley Park or the Box Hill Sharks, have gained "bite" through judicious recruiting, according to my sources .

They do face a difficult game first up at Monash where the "Blues" are always hard to defeat . Early in the season is the most vulnerable time for University sides and so I select the Sharks to win first up .

Section 3 Old Scotch, should be able to defeat the young La Trobe University side at St James Park . As many of the La Trobe players are coming from the Under 19s, I feel the more experienced Old Scotch players will triumph .

Caulfield Grammarians, in their second season, are at home to Whitefriars, who disappointed last season . Availability of players is an unknown and my selection of Whitefriars is purely a hunch based on the fact that they will field the more experienced players .

Newcomers Fitzroy Reds are an unknown quantity, who will face tough opposition from Emmaus - St Leos .

Given Emmaus - St Leos were finalists last season, I suggest they will defeat the Fitzroy Reds .

North Old Boys, under the astute 11~adership of veteran Damian Cerini ~lzould prove too strong for Old Geelong, whose form over many seasons has been erratic .

Old Carey has the bye due to St .

Bernards OC recent withdrawal .

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TODAY'S MATCHES CLUB 18 (1) Mazenod 0 C v Mt Lilydale 0 C switched from original draw commencing at 11 .10 a.m .

Old Melburnians v Prahran Old Scotch v Old Brighton University Blues v De La Salle St . Kevins v Old Xaverian s

CLUB 18 (2) Fitzroy Reds v Marcellin - game switched from o ri ginal draw - at Punt Road Oval, Richmond at 2 p .m . (TBC) Collegians v University Blacks Old Xaverians (2) v Therry Penola 0 B Old Essendon Gr v Old Trinity Monash Blues v Box Hill Sharks CLUB 1 8 (3) Old Scotch (2) v La Trobe Uni Caulfield Gr v Whitefriars Fitzroy Reds (2) v Emmaus St Leos O Cat Punt Road Oval, Richmond at 11 .40 a .m.

North Old Boys v Old Geelong Old Carey has the bye

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Ui11=R-1 C BLUE DE LA SALLE (2) HAMPTON ROVERS MAZENOD OC OAKLEIGH CLAYS **OLD HAILEYBURY ORMOND PENINSULA O B

**SALESIAN SCORPIONS THERRY PENOLA CLUB KV 111 (1 ) DE LA SALLE MAZENO D # MT. LlLYDALE OLD BRIGHTON ~ OLD MELBURNIANS OLD SCOTCH (1) OLD XAVERIANS PRAHRAN ST. KEVINS UNIVERSITY BLUES*

UNDER-19 RED AQUINAS OC BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOW E EMMAUS ST. LEOS FITZROY REDS **KEW OLD WESTBOURNE -OLD SCOTCH (2) RUPERTSWOOD (2 )

CLUB XVIII (2) COLLEGIANS BOX HILL SHARKS OLD XAVERIANS (2) FITZROY RED S # MARCELLIN# MONASH BLUES # OLD ESSENDON ~ OLD TRINIT Y THERRY PENOLA UNI . BLACKS

CLUB XV111 (3) CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS EMMAUS ST. LEOS `FITZRQY REDS (2 ) LA TROBE UNIVERSITY NORTH OLD BOYS OLD CARE Y OLD GEELONG OLD SCOTCH (2) WHITEFRIARS OC #

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