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Lhai Paul Edwards from Therry kicke d f~oals for his side in the openin g .

IL begs the question : is this the year o f I - _,c,al kicker? s iuor" thanever, there is a glut of goalin amateur football, which has often -ii i cised as being too low scoring an d ds flashy mitifielders . n, two ex AFL ruckmen are leadin g b ; Iz,-i iig sugges tions that inju ri es had iir football careers . Brett O'Farrell itc,')ury) and Steven McKee (St }ia,e both proved ~ nothing like tall i ie goal-square . , old Scotch's i in an, who had a n-sle t=rith Da n ia year for the sharp-shootin g e mix following an it last week against Uni Blues , led as having the most miserl y 0w competition . Gerstman, very

i}unstall mould in terms of ho w ni,sed the opening round with a i,ut should he remain on the park , i jn a red-hot nudge this yea r jr C,,nneil kicks 100s as a matte r

11ut unfortunately business ii r y impede him this year . Still ~_u t for the NOBS with bags , :€ds, the smart money is on chard Taylor to take the . The ex Hawk and West relishing the chance to go iwilight years as he lurk s feet of his taller forwards . ih, opening round and the ~ i n a strong team auger well - touted as a possible Uni off season . Of course, a name of Julian Kirzner

seemingly has a mortgage on the C Grade goal kicking and on the back of a lazy seven last week, he looks the odds on pick again One name I keep hearing about from the coat tuggers is Kane Maghamez from th e Fitzroy Reds . The gargantuan teenager, who graduated from the Under 19s in the off season (on the back of two y .ID e successive 90 goal plus seasons) is on Grade list but Williamstown's 7~0 " represents a scary presence when he lines up for the Reds . Two days out this year sees him well ahead on the sharp shooters table .

If you want bags, plonk yourself down in D4 .

In the last two decades, 11 players have kicked the ton . (Yes, I have no life) with Hawthorn Amateurs' Dan Lauletta the hot tip to bring up the three figures this year.

Whatever the case, amateur history is littered with names capable of giving the goal umpires neck pain . Amazingly however, we haven't had an A Grade centurion since 1980 . Messrs Gerstman, McKee and O'Farrell would be good each way bets to buck the trend .

On a totally different track, Whitefriars' Anthony Carbone is not noted for his big bags but caps off one of the more remarkable amateur careers today when he runs out for his 300th game against MHSOB . 6 club B&Fs, numerous times runner up, comp MVPs, state honours and premiership captain . He was at the forefront of the Friars' remarkable push up the grades, despite offers from higher ranked clubs . Well done Cuzza, enjoy your day !

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time but succumbed Lucky Jim to the ferocity of the St Unlucky Jim Kevin's side . At 3/ 4 James Hayter pretty much stitched up every full time of the Uni game, ----------forward in A Grade last year . Look at the front Steve McKee wa s cover of the record from the opening round and it probably wondering the point of it all but he has sums up why the Blues won the flag . Indeed such since kicked ten goals and looks an absolute was his dominance over St Bernards' Dan Jordan doozy for the SKOBs . Matt Lucas (until injured), that big DJ vowed "never again!", jumped ship and youngster from the college Marchesani and Rory scooted off to Western Australia with a plane load McGuire (a reserves player last year) all played of assorted hair stylists in hot pursuit . James vital roles for the home side. Their acid test comes Gerstman kicked nine on him last year, but eigh t today, but it's not beyond the of those were from oftenrealms of possibility that they ridiculous free kicks and it "St ~ ftz's and Old Xaveriww can mix it with the Xavs of this appeared a mere blip on his copy book . wouLd ham to be thefierces t world .

Marcellin just won't go away.

Fast-forward to quarter time r&Wry in anweurf On ANZAC day, they were on Saturday and Hayter was always in control against a as white as a ghost. Creratman young St Bernard's side that must have given had kicked seven, Scotch had had applied the itself a red-hot chance going into the game. blowtorch to the reigning premiers and the fabric Youngster Cam McLaren has been a real of the competition suddenly looked a little revelation while chunky on ball magnet Brett different. Gerstman, who finished with eleven, Dobson must surely be the most consistent player plays him exactly the way everyone else didn't last in the competition . year ; he avoided the body on body contests, Finally Haileybury, who were something of a joke relying instead on his uncanny ability to read the last year but now look very much the benchmark . play from upfield .

Some numbnuts in the community had the audacity to blame the loss on an article that appeared in the Saturday Age . Those with more of an idea rightly contend that Scotch is a pretty slick team and boast arguably the most lethal fiAl :iE LST f:'i ; TOT.'.!.

CLUE forward line in the competition .

A sECT'aflN Cameron M ie-MeHarg (how's that for your 6 11 B . O'Farrell quintessential Scotch College name!) was Old Haileybury Gertsman 11 11 dominant in the ruck and Steven Hume's kicking Old Scotch 6 10 McKee to Gerstman was a treat to watch St. Kevins C Maclaren 6 7 In the other games . . . .

Marcellin Dan Rush, Adrian Cox and Ryan Colbert (Leigh's A RESERVE brother) were all amongst it as Xavs overcome a Efstathiou 7 11 Old Haileybury tardy start to totally blow away the hapless Hawkins 8 8 Old Melburnians Wesley boys. Ten goals in the final term suggests Beaurepaire 3 7 Old Scotch a newfound potency for the away team .

Coleman 2 6 University Blues Nick Daffy fronted up for a rare appearance with 6 Green 6 Old Xaverians Old M el6urniar.c, who were competitive until half

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Would you like to be an A Grade full back ,t 11~! on Brett O'Farrell with Corrigan , Barker an d co s treaming down at a rate ,i kuol,? They won the school flag last year with ~uncil of ring-ins but their Old Boys side are al l -, ruwn an d pretty impressive . Could this b e Today ;;7ologies to Scotch and OMs, Uni Black s

, l I)lues and Beaumaris and Hampton Rovers, K, ci,l's and Old Xave rians would have to be th e a rivalry in amateur football. Stretchin g those Year 7A APS battles at Burke Hal l }dced up by the Michael Blood hoo-ha, the %,~arly punch up at Cheers nightspot an d ,,ii(_,iions of financial impropriety, it's hard to two sides that love beating one another go for Xavs, just .

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Nicco v : ill dust off his old side at McKinnon

O'Farrell will miss with work iuii ;wmenf~ in Sydney )

The Eagles will swoop on the Lions to go 3 zip .

The Students will get their act together against `,t> . Sc,otch will give a right royal touch up to -ti u-,ling Trinity .

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MILESTONES St . K eving UB - Today at Toorak Park agains t .: .] :iavs, Marcus Dollman celebrates a ii, :nt milestone - 200 games. Marcus' ,iIuiimtion to SKOB since joining the club as ,hitu,v redhead kid in 1994 has bee n i, i .u v . Two time Senior Premiership winner, tiut,- \AFA competition B&F winner, Senior

195.18-2002, Senior B&F winner and Itii i i,u1 in 2004, Marcus just keeps on t , , the Club that he loves . He's still a A Ici<1 -perhaps not so skinny - but ou r it to Marcus for this tremendou s Best of luck today Dolly.

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Old Trinity v Old Scotch

_01N CtLD Ti 1 .1 1 .3 5 .5 6.7(43) OLD HARZYBURY 4 .4 10.7 14.8 21 .10 (136) Old Trfn: Pretty 2 A Ramsden 2 Cultrera Dann . Best: Brown D Bottler Reynolds A Ramsden Dann Aitken . Old llait• O'Farrell 6 Siapantas 3 P Corrigan 2 S Langford-Jones 2 Bourke 2 Armstrong 2 BarkerJenke Mason Scroll . Best : O'Farrell Brown P Corrigan Barker Secull Jenke.

Umpirm Albie Firley Peter Liddell (F) Peter Teasdale Peter Monotti (B) Bernie Hoare Kevin Segota (G) ST BEWIMS 1 .3 6.4 9 .4 11 .6 (72) 4.2 8.6 10.12 16 .16 (1 06) MARCELLIH St Bmit: Potter 3 Keunen 2 Davis 2 C Mitchell 2 Garth Goullet . Best: Kennon Madden Kavanagh McLaughlin Blunt Goullet . C Maclaren 6 J Rice 4 Cullinan 2 S Considine O'Donnell Frazer . Best : Rice McLaren Dobson M Bortolotto S Considine Cullinan.

Umptrim Jamie Kvins Russell Davidson (F) Chris O'Shea Rob Mutton (B) Bernie Jephson Vin Vescovi (G) COLLEGIANS 2 .3 4.5 5 .5 7 .11 (53) OLD XAPEHTAFi3 1 .4 6 .12 11 .16 21 .22 (148) Cal- Blumfield 2 Naylor 2 Harrison Jorgenson Lockett. Best: Blumfield Roach Mooney Harrison Weekes Hage. Old Sav: Rush 3 Cox 3 C Purrs 3 Colbert 3 Beardsley 2 Agius 2 Pascal RuygJ Scanlan Lethtean Ford . Best: Colbert Bingham J Sc<•mlanwoodru((Johnston C Purss .

Simon Stokes Steve McCarthy (F1 Andrew Envigton Matt Jenkinson (B) Andrew Esposito Daniel Kofoed (G) BT HEVW 4 .2 5 .3 12.7 16.9 (1 06) OLD MELSURPSANS 2 .4 5.12 9.12 11 .17 (83) SHOB: McKee 6 Greenham 3 Lynch 2 Lucas Garlick Liston Giansiraeusa Dowd. Best: Marchesani Macguire Liston Greenham Shannon Dowd .

Old Mdb: Lacev 4 Jm Beaumont Daffy Kennon Lawler Jon Miller Jo Miller Roberts Best : Billing Jo Miller J Berry Roberts Holme Je Beaumont .

Urapdr= Leah Gallagher Tim Sutcliffe (F) Brendan Corcoran Will Stokes (B) Lucas Robson Dominic Napoli (G) OLD SCOTCH 9 .7 13 .13 14.15 21 .17 (143) IIt BLUES 1 .0 5.1 10 .3 14.5 (89) Old >3eoWL Gerstman 11 Phillips Crow Pugsley McKenzie-MeHarg Wigney Town Demetriou Gnatt Leitl Lorenzini . Best: Geistman Hume McKenzieMcHarg Ashton Beringer Snaddon .Uni Bbim- Clarke 3 DeCrespigny 3 Scambler 2 Lowcock 2 Tanner Gleeson Ryan Minns . Best: Paterson Anderson McKinnon North Gleeson Tanner. i}mph= Richard Eastwood Peter James (F) Michael Saunders Adam Rogers (B) Paul Gait Steve Piperno (G )

A RESERVE OLt}TRffdit'Y 2.1 5.5 7 .7 9.8(62) OLD FiAIIF'YBU1tY 8 .3 9.4 12.7 13.9 (67) Old Trim S VanDerVenne 3 C Amiconi 2 Cameron 2 Hogarth 2 . Best : Webster Cumming Cameron Petdro M Burgess Christou . Old Hail Efstathiou 7 warnes 2 Dowling 2 Walden Salter . Best Efstathiou Walden McIntyre warnes Floyd Fergusson .

3T BERNARDS 4.4 5.6 10.14 16 .17 (16'n ;t3ARCEbd IN 0.0 2.2 2 .2 3.3(21) St Berix Harrison 3 Matthews 2 Stapleton 2 Hogan N Smith 2 Harris Hughes Ryan Campbell . Best: N Smith J Evans Andrews Hogan Harrison De Morton. Mm= Houghton lamnis Frisina. Best Colville L McMillan Vdignall McCarteri Bolger Conte .

C3 0.1 1 .2 1 .2 1 .319) OLD %A 3.3 9.6 12.9 1s .12 (102) CAh Stone . Best: Howard Jones Humphry Stone Rose Mallard .

CId . Green 6 Jones 2 Larkins 2 J McDonnell 2 M Scanlan 0'Meara M Walsh . Best: Howard Green M Walsh Hulett Larkins Jones .

ST EMVIM 3.3 3.4 6.5 7.6(48) 2.1 7.5 8.8 1 4.10 (94) OLD AISULBURNEAM SHOB: P Mount 2 Aughton Mitchell S Mount Taylor Campagta . Best: L Gullifer Byrne Manton. Old Ett2lx Hawldns 8 Byrne 4 Oman Tsiotras . Best: Hawkins Oman Bunn Tucker Jenkins A Prowse .

OLD SCOTCH 62 8 .6 13 .6 19.12 (126) UM BLUES 3 .4 5 .6 8.7 9 .9 (63) Old SeDtcb. • S Graham 5 Beaurepaire 3 Reid 3 Josephs 2 Allen Armstrong Cations Finocchiaro B Smith J Kitchen . Best: Allen Carroll Cations S Graham Josephs C Phillips . Uni Muem M Coleman 2 D Heinz 2 J McKay 2 S Fletcher 2 J Westmore . Best: S Russel T Irvine D Heinz J Wood J R4stmore T Rankin.

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18 M. Scanlan 19 D . Walsh ,20 J. Scanlan 21 S McCarthy 21 T. Purss 22 T. Ockteshaw (VC.) 22 M Ru =i-i S. C.

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UNDER-19 SECTION 1 Old Brighton v St Kevins De La Salle v Collegians University Blues v Marcellin Old Xaverians v Old Scotch St Bernards - By e UNDER-19 SECTION 2 Old Trinity v Banyule Viewbank Rupertswood v Caulfield Gr Old Essendon Gr v Old Melburnians Old Carey v Beaumari s Old Camberwell v Whitefriar s UNDER-19 SECTION 3 La Trobe University v AJAX - switched fr om original dra w Old Paradians v Old Ivanho e Monash Blues v St Bedes Mentone Tigers University Blacks v Bentleigh - at 11 .30 a.m.

Oakleigh v MHSO B UNDER-19 (2) BLUE De La Salle (2) v Salesian Scorpions Oakleigh Clays v Old Haileybury Ormond v Mazenod 0 C Hampton Rovers v Peninsula 0 B UNDER-19 (2) RED Old Westbourne v Old Scotch Theny Penola 0 B V Kew Rupertswood ( 2) - Bye Fitzroy Reds v Aquinas 0 C - TE A Emmaus St Leos 0 C v Bulleen Templestow e CLUB 1S (1 ) Old Brighton v St Kevin s Mt Lilydale v De La Salle -T'BA University Blues v Old Melburnians Old Xaverians v Old Scotch Prahran v Mazenod 0 C CLUB 18 (2) Old Trinity v Marcelli n Box Hill Sharks v Collegians Monash Blues v Old Xaverians (2) Fitzroy Reds v Old Essendon Gr - TBA Therry Penola 0 B v University Blacks CLUB 18 (3 ) Old Geelong v Old Scotch (2) Old Carey v Caulfield Or Fitzroy Reds (2) - Bye La Trobe University v North Old Boys Emmaus St Leos 0 C v Whitefriar s

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Old Essendon were trailing by some 26 points at the 20 minute mark of the third term, then threw caution to the wind kicking long and direct and did a 56 point turnaround in the next 40 minutes of football to come away 30 point winners over De La Salle .

For the second week in a row after a tight struggle Old Brighton kicked 8 goals in the last term to come away with a convincing win at th e

Tigers lair.

SOB took the points at the hoodoo ground against a young and 'inexperienced NO side .

A five goal to 1 point last quarter gave them a victory i n a day where Warren Fall made a comeback to coaching.

Great day at Pine Lodge saw Old Ivanhoe firm as the early favourite with a pretty comfortable and convincing win over the taller Whiteftlars side .

PREVIEW Whitefriars welcome MESOB to the picturesque Park Orchards . Promises to be a good game between the rapidly improving High School and the experienced Friars, but the fact that it is at home and buoyed by Anthony Carbone's 300th Game (Well Done Cuz -TB) I think that Whitefriars will have the necessary inspiration and motivation to get over the line .

The battle for the Merri Creek Cup takes place today out at the Grammar school. Buoyed by their rousing victory last week the Ol d don side should start the match with plenty of confidence . NOB-3 just have not been finishing off their games and will need to play

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for the full 4 quarters to be any sort of a chance today . But for me winning form i s good form and at home I fully expect the Grammar Boys to be victorious .

Short trek across town finds Caulfleld Grazanmrians at South Road ready to tackle the rampaging Old Brighton unit. Improved showing last week from the Fields would have them feeling better about themselves but a strong work ethic and belief in themselves has the Tonners playing pretty good footy at the moment . Again home ground advantage sway s me to stick with Old Brighton to handle the Fields and keep them at bay.

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De La Salle though do just have tha t ore experience and A Grad e iat in a close one should see them line today but a reversal would no t an d Old Ivanhoe both who have nothing wrong clash at Central Reserve This is a big test for the home side to se e ~luch improvement has been made since And who better to test it against the who have added some depth to thei r and are in pretty good nick at th e i ll go against the grain here as in _ :ound advantage and tip the visitors heir greater experience to record th e

:nd must have thrown a few out with a good response this week . Pleas e l,n . " Match Report and a couple of Bes t tvl Player of the Round Nominations to 1 home phone and fax, the mobile i s 016 or send me an email to Lusnet .com.au . Thanks .

- congratulates residen t :r3e on playing his 100th

opening round of the season r.~lbers . Beginning in Reserves pre-season, Adam bagged six ediately reinstated in th e week against the Tigers at Adam turned on a 101st to brilliant exhibition, bootin g

~loa1s, and collecting a bag & '7 . Adam is one of th e maintains a perfec t shooting for goal, and ach hopes that the Show nr anothAr hundred . Well ~ icent?!

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Z- .-- an Sacha Koffman Dash Pettis (F) Brendan Cannon (B) Daniel Scully Gavin Roberts (G ) fi' : . :~TK 3.4 7.7 7.9 11 .10(76) 4.6 10 .12 19.17 (125) 7.8 : Picnic 10 .viacgiIlivray Mason S Ginnivan Townsend Crilh' Hendra .

Best: Pirrie Briston Dawson S Gtnna•an S Gadsden S Gadsden Phelan Phelan. BY B(M1' : Terrell 2 Rhoden 2 L tVmtle Groves Osborne Napier Kido Fa-cs Lynch . Best M WLntle Beveridge Corda Tyquin Kidd L Terrell.

I t Luke Holmes Wayne Hinton (F) Rob Mayston Jnr Andrew R uman fill Robert Parry Graeme Booth (G) 1 .4 6.8 10.11 12 .16 (88) C 2.3 7.6 10.9 13 .11 ( Payne 3 Bourbon 3 Dunne 2 Lekt Apollonio Hose Murray Castricum.

E d: C ambsLain Murray Kelly Hansen Payne Bourbon , Sinclair 3 Knight 2 Guyett 2 Foote Gross Green Edwards Winter .

Knirtht R'odajaja Docker Bruhn Liddell O'Neill.

Dirk Kromer Rob Mavston (F) James Gregory (B) Greg Roll o Daniel Brookes (G) 3.9 7.8 11 .14 18 .1s (111) 4 .2 7.3 8 .9 10.9 (69) Branagan 4 Luxon 4 Cornelius 2 Low 2 Thompson Ceilings Kent J Hope. Best: Cumtolo Bolzon Oates Branigan Geilings Low . Wbfte: Carbone 3 Bird Kennedy 2 Carrig Phan Stafford. Best : Cunningham Janson Phan Campbell Brosolo Swain . i" .- : David Phillips Grant Joyner (n Frank Palermo Cameron Hayes `e Craig Anwl (G ) 3.4 8.0 10.11 16 .16 (105) 4 .0 8 .4 10.7 10.8 (68) .1 7 Rosman 2 Umbrick 2 Thompson Hogan Campbel l t : Pertzel Limbrick HooanWhittington Fairchild White . nton-Connell 4 Ti Brady 2 Tonkin Boyle D Brady Cassell . Best : T Sheehan Ti Brady To Brady Camed Minton-Connell Sutherland .

Mark Gibson Chris Stead (RFL) (F) Matthew Jackson Daniel I Monaghan (RFL) (B) Matthew Kent Luke McKay M (G)

2.2 3.5 4.5 7.6(48) 4 .7 12 .8 16.11 18.16 (130) Grapsas 2 Parker Flaherty Williamson Kalo;iannis Christen . Best: Parker Hargreaves Winkel Dawson Jinks .lH$: L Walker 4 Bourke 3 B t' tue 3 Mannlx 2 Walmsley 2 Buckley Hyde LaragY O'Donnell Quick Best B Jar,!, R*awning Seager Moloney Laragy .

4.2 7.12 8 .16 14.20 (104) 0.2 3.5 5.5 5.8(38) raves 4 billion 3 M Rowse 2 M Hecker Wilson Bell J Connelly Logan . iilton M Rowse Bell T Graves Buck Heys. Mill Bright March 2 Scott i . Best : Butteress March Smith Murchie Ginnivan McDonald.

3.1 6.3 7.5 9 .7(61) 2.5 7.9 U14 16.15(105) .. . :: eon 4 Farmer FranklinJones Murphy Bosna Bowes . Best: Chapple urphy Crathern Scott Baker. Hawkins 3 Massey 3 Ballock 2 we Morris Pitts Boyd Tilling Oldman . Best : Under D Morris Hawkins ''array Boyd .

4.2 5 .12 9.15 16 .19 (109) 0 .0 1 .1 2.5 2 .6(18) ..: Dinakis 4 Hawkes 4 Z Keane 2 Butler Georgian Nage l Russian Snell . Best: Dinakis Butler Tobias Nagel Russian Snell. Wbite: Fulton Paproth . Best : Gioufche4• Phelan Duffy Glenn Mattinson T Carrigg.

0 .1 1 .2 1 .5 3.6(24) 1. 5 4.9 7.11 10.17 (77) ders Fitzgerald . Best: Atsop Govan Citreon Dynon OBre e : Dunne 3 Henson 2 Eva 2 Ting Cox Harding . Best croon Rujevde Harding Nicholas Fracelek GreenhIDs .

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CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS

Coach: Stephen Wright as Coach : Lachlan Kellaway Res: Peter Olivieri 1 J Foley 2 A Bruhn 3 C Knight 4 M Liddell 5 S Kendall

6 N Crave n 7 R O'Neill 8 R Foote 9 M Frater 10 A Will (C) 11 B Carboni 12 D Pearce (VC) 12 M Sainsbury 13 A Green 14 B Gross 15 A Docker 16 N Falls 16 J Wright 17 S Argyros 18 B Baxte r 18 J James 19 B Evans 20 H Vella 21 M Pennycuick 22 C Fagan 23 C McGrath 24 C Murphy 25 B Sinclair 25 N Dorman 26 S Widjaja (VC) 27 J Sayer s 28 J Jacobs 29 N Guyett 30 M Sharpe 30 D Elias 31 W Bowes 32 A Lawson 33 S Fryers 34 H Baker 35 S Thompson 36 G Crathern 37 B Scott 38 N Edwards 39 A Bosn a 40 M Wilson 41 B Jeffkins 42 A Strain 43 T Gerrand 44 B Hasforth 45 B Acfield 46 K Weir 47 S Jenkinson 48 R Chapple 49 G Poulter

50 N Gree n 51 W Rudd 52 G Winter 53 J Gross 54 T Franklin-Jones 55 C Hooper 56 B Napier 57 P Farme r 58 S Cunliffe 59 D Buckthought 60 R Saunders 61 T Royal 62 C Sheppar d 63 Z D'Arcy 64 T Waile s 65 B Jenkinson 66 C Grigg 67 D Loetje 68 L Cotto n 71 M Cassid y

THE RACECOURSE HOTEL CNR . DANDENON6 & WAVERLEYRD'S, MALVERN EAST

Coach : Mark Lowe Asst : Ad"an cox"" Res: Many KeF"he r Cl 18 : Eenlamm &&

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6 M . Moore 7 P. Harrison DVC 7r S. Conway 8 J. La Ragy 9 J. Moloney gr D . Browning 10 T. Silvers lOr M. Ellis 11 P. Bourke 12 M . Fieldsend

13 A . Johnstone 14 W. Dwyer 15 P. Bowden 16 S . Hyland 17 L. Bowden 18 A. Coffey 19 R . McArdle 19r G . Gilbert 20 A . Shields 21 D . Payso n 21r C . Hyd e 22r M . O'Donnell

22 M . Brown 23 R. Sherman 24 J . Morel 25 R . Walmsley 26 C . Postlethwaite 27 J. Hirst 30 B . Mannix 31 S . Hyde 31r K . Mannix 32 D. Lowe 34 V. Moloney 36 W. Jolley 37 D. Davis 38 V. Buckley 38r P. Hesse 39 B. Oakley 41 D . McInerney

42 D . Jarvis 43 A . Greenalgh 45 T. Molan 52 T. Moloney 54 A . Skinns 55 A. McLeish 56 L. Seeger

57 R . Hancock 59 B. Vague 62 C . Punton 63 N . Stewa rt 70 M . Krezel

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Coach: Mrke M<AnhurAe? n Asst coaches : Andrew Suthedartl!

AndrE.v Pcscemq Re . Coach : Tony CaAins

I T. Castricum 2 M. Chamberlain 4 C . Lee 6 P. Nelson 9 D . Kelly 10 B . Chamberlain 11 D. Hose 12 D. Chamberlain 14 N. Meehan 15 N. Parry (VC) 16 M . Apollonio 18 D. Dunne 20 C. Murray 22 S. Veltman 24 D . Nisbett 25 S. Stanley 26 J . Dunne (C) 27 M . Regan 28 P. Jones 30 D. Hansen 32 A. Strawn 33 S. Balloch 34 C. Boyd 37 L . Morgan 38 D . Hallet 40 G . Massey 41 M . Venturini 42 C . Paine 45 S . Paine 47 A . Manjekian 48 C. Jayaweera 51 M . Murray 52 G . Tilling 54 A. Stagliano 55 D . Bonnici 56 S . Castricum 58 D . Morris 61 M . McDowell 64 T. Bourbon

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Coach: Davitl Sinner Asst coaches : '~P`ros Beasley Warten Fali Res Coach: Jam~e seen

Coach : Tony Ega n Asst Coach : Michael HedkeY Res Coach : Brendan Smales

1 J Bamert 2 S McCully (S-Capt) 3 D Rosman 4 M White (S-VC) 5 B Betheras

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6 M Brain 7 g Whittington

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3 T. Sheehan 4 S. Sleep 5 S. Cox 7 H . Mappleston e 8 J . Browne 9 L. Curri e 10 M. Carney 11 T. Roberts 12 G. Maxton 13 T. Spurling 15 J . Nihil l 16 P. Flanders 17 A. Wellman 19 Tony Brady 20 J. Sutherlan d 21 Tim Brad y 22 D . Teha n 23 S . Minton-Connell 24 M . Fitzpatrick 25 A . Crameri 26 D. Brady 27 C. Dynon

8 J Gemer 8 J Dixon 9 D Fairchild 10 P Smith 10 I Barrett 11 R Temes 12 J Aitken 12 M Feferkranz 13 S Anderson .

14 M Hamilton-Ho 15 A O'Brien

16 J Walker 17 G McCully 18 R Limbrick (S-DVC) 18 C Wright 19 S Robinson

20 L Horne 20 T Fraczek (R-DVC) 21 W Taft 22 A Svirskis 23 A Hogan 24 J Pertzel 25 H Taylor 25 A Vicendese 26 L Evans 27 W Backway 28 T Dunne 28 S Moore (R-DVC) 29 W White 30 K McDonald 31 M Bowen 32 A Cassell 33 L Campbell 34 E Thompson (S-0VC) 34 D Henzel 35 P Rujevic (R-VC)

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Coach : David Calthorpe Res Coach : Kernel Dachs

Coach : Gerard Shelly Res Coach: Brad Low

1 J. Panagiotopolus 2 D . Biggs 3 M. Oxnam 4 M. Ryan 5 S. De Morton 6 C . Ridley 7 J . Leask 8 J . Heritage 9 J. Stormont 10 T. Biggs 11 J. Buckley 12 J. Kavanagh 13 B. Hakim 14 R . Legudi 15 D . Mezo 16 M. Bordignon 17 D . Forrest 18 D . Flaherty 18 S. Dawson 19 E. Healey 20 S. Piayfair 21 S. Dale 22 M. Portia J. Hughes 24 J. Dazkiw 25 A. Frazer 26 S. Fleming 27 A. McKenzie 28 A. Fewster 29 S. Uebergang 30 M. Dragojlo 31 D . Carid i 32 D . Poulton 33 M. Velardo 34 D . Podger 35 L . Kavanagh 36 C . Obtiutrek 37 A. Parker 38 T Campbell 39 B. Newbold 40 H . McDermott 41 A. Iskra 42 N . Bertram 43 S. Cramer 44 A. Collins 45 D . Winkel 46 J. Lloyd 47 S. Howard 48 J. Williamson 49 A. Christau 50 L . O'Brien 51 J. Battista 52 J. Mansfield 53 L . Frazer 54 S. Cramer 55 S. Bailoch 56 M. Car 57 S. Wade 58 B. Hurtig 59 J. Stevens 60 J. Carter 61 A. Newland 62 D . Gradzki 63 M . Beard 64 J. Kepsner 65 P. Bacash 66 B, Wright 67 M . Tilley 68 C .

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WHITEFRIARS

Coach : Pat Mannix Asst. Coach: Peter Randal l Res. Coach : Chris Rubic k 3 M . Carbon e 5 B . Pha n 6 P. Campbell 7 S . Brosolo 8 B . Janson 9 A . Pawli k 11 L Wallace 12 S . Phela n 13 J . Anderson 14 T. Carrig g 16 J . Powe r 17 A . Carbone 18 M . Baker 19 A . Hill 20 L . Swain 21 S . Alexander 22 N . Cunningha m 23 P. Stagg 24 J . Dao u 25 G. Day 27 B . Gardiner 28 A . Baker 29 A . Glenn 30 M. Power 31 A . Ba ol e gg y 32 G. Kennedy 33 C . Fulton 34 D . Gtoufche v 36 C . Dye r 38 C . Carng g 39 N . Brisbane 40 D . Atkin s 42 S. Anderso n 43 N . Elliott 44 B. Bird 45 S. Clove n 46 M. Duffy 48 J . Treyvaud 50 D . Cre a 52 R . Piggo t 54 C . Ros s 55 P. Tobi n 57 A. Wood s 58 P. Poutney 59 T. Nuna n 60 R . Pawli k 62 B. Stafford 63 Z. Webb 65 D . Eames 66 J. Box 70 C . Pelosi 71 R . Mattiso n 72 K. Papprot h

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After 12 years in existence, Y Sta le y Old found themselves finishing 5th in D Grade for the second year in a row . At the Club's Presentation Night, held in late September last year, the Senior Coach demanded a greater commitment from all players in Season 2005, otherwise he felt that the Club would take a backward step in the new season .

They kicked 2 .8 .20 against lyin their first practice match . This is an edited transcript of a letter written to each player at the Club and presented to them early on the followin g week .

Na foot We all know and understand this fact . Practice matches are exactly that . . . PRACTICE . They are a necessary evil in any footballer's season, to aid with the process of conditioning, building the skill base, teaming together as a group and bonding .

They are planned and scheduled to assist you the player to prepare for the rigours of the season ahead . They are played to remind you of the amount of training you have completed (or not completed), as the case may be, in the period before and after Christmas. They are there to remind you that you still need to improve your foot skills, your hand skills, your marking skills, your endurance, your speed, your agility, your flexibility, your ability to think and act under pressure and your voice out on the ground . They are there to remind you that kick chasing is something that you left behind when playing junior football . You must remain accountable for an opponent, especially when the opposition team has control of the football . You must run to space when we have control of the football in order to create an option for a team mate, which in turn will create the required forward momentum . You still have to do the disciplined things!

When the ball is in dispute and you are in the close proximity you must push yourself to aid your team mate . You must also use your physical presence to your team's advantage, play in front, contest every issue, make crumb gathering a special feature of your game, especially if you are not a designated marking option .

They are there to remind you to jump up off the ground when knocked over, not lay there leaving your team one man short . They are there to help instil team discipline, follow the game plan, abide by the team's rules and set plays . They highlight individual performances on the day, the good, and the not so good .

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They teach you to prepare for dealing with umpires again . No matter how good or bad they are without them there is no game .

You have to respect their decisions, get on with the job and just maybe the next time a "Line Ball" call will go your way.

All of this comes a lot easier if you have done the right thing at training . Training is designed to prepare you for matches . At Yarra this year we have identified overall player fitness has fallen away since 2002 . Why??? The playing group at this Club is growing older . We no longer have the benefit of an annual influx of U/19's.

Some of us have dropped off the 째Yarra Train" for varying reasons . They may return, they may not.

You, however, have chosen to stay and play for TE B 4E 3It You have made a choice to spend those cold winter nights training, you have chosen to spend your Saturdays chasing that elusive piece of leather, getting knocked over, possibly abused, hopefully praised, but most of all, sharing great times with your mates .

In order to achieve all of this you have to be fit and healthy and ready to play the great Australian game . That means preparation time and something in your heart that makes you want to push yourself through thick and thin and times of pain .

Sometimes we will need to train long and hard, other times the sessions will be short and sharp .

We will be training in blocks, in the hope that we will be able to peak at the right time - September .

In the mean time, I ask all of you, stop whingeing about sore calves, shin splints, OR tight hammys etc. If you are sore, tell the coach who will modify your preparation, if deemed appropriate and see a professional about it . Use your spare time to get into the pool, go for a walk or a bike ride or get a massage . Do something, but don't use it as a crutch for poor performances . Ask yourself these questions .

Am I stretching enough during the day to aid my muscle flexibilit} 9 Have I taken in enough water during the day to ensure that I am sufficiently hydrated to meet the challenges of training and playing ?

Did I have a snack at the right time of the day to ensure that my blood sugar levels are in order to meet the rigours of the session?

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Paradians found their three of the games encounter feet, Rovers showed little mercy and the between the Wellers won a shootout . The Sharks and Sharks and the Vultures . In the Blacks had important victories to se t a typically hard fought local up a cracker today . Four -will the real rivals battle, Parkdale will teams are still waiting to paradjans please rue missed opportunities sing their song . whilst Beauy were able to 5 REVIEW steady late in the game .

The Wellers are not Sharks, Ensor and Spence were rock like having any trouble finding the big sticks, in defence, whilst Lynch was a handful . slotting another 22 against the Ja Mitchell and Clyne regularly began the All roads should lead to Optus Oval forward thrusts for Loats who bagged 8 . today, as the Blacks and Sharks go head Ajax matched OC for most of the day, but to head . Both teams were stretched by a couple of lapses and the Wellers stung Monash, before prevailing . The game them . Lewski and Berger best for the between two evenly matched outfits vanquished . should be tough, uncompromising and Banyule were swept away as the Rovers rich in skill . In a l5ob of the heads, Beauy booted their biggest score for half a will have their noses in front when .

Browne, Greenwood and Tregear century required . were strong in the air whilst Martyn, Burgraaff and Can found it on the deck .

The Bears had no answers, but Morgan and Wise tried hard .

Kempton and Evans kept up their great J start to the year enabling Blacks to regain the Cowan Frearson Cup against t.Si t`dit TOTAL CLUB the Blues . Uni surged early, before a C SECTION Monash rescue led by Turton and Therry Penola Edwards 4 11 Tinkler, bounced them in front . There Ajax Kirzner 7 11 would be several lead changes in a tough Old Camberwell Loats 8 10 and skilful clash, but the work of Batten Old Paradians Brabender 7 9 8 and Groom saw The Blacks home .

Parkdale Vultures Hecker 2 A 14 goal to two opening half paved the way for Paradians first win of the campaign . Faroldi and Crotty instigated a merry revival with seven third ter m majors, but the home side steadied, before kicking well clear in the last .

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~~'ilt the real Paradians please stand up?

I ;,~Iled the first week, bruisers the next, ha( can we expect today? One thing they (-~, it be sure of is, the Blues will be hungry (,r a first up win . Last year's preliminary (inrtlists have played well in both games, I)ul have nothing to show for it . I think it'll ),,> third time lucky and Monash to salute .

Ajax journey to Oak Park, where Therr y ; ;aits them, as both sides look to prevent ilai trick of losses . Therry have struggled l,,r E~oa1s, whilst the Jackas led by a strong -i u ~uing pack have been impressive at nles and that should give them the edge .

Banyule probably couldn't have picked a se side to play against to try and neni o last week's thumping. The WeUers r flving. Averaging 24 goals a game and }Iilsl the Bears may restrict that number tcdmY . OC will still manage a winning ,,,it i•essive away matches for the Vultures, but again they don't journey far 1) ''11 they venture to Hampton . The green u (I colds were exceptional last week, but tllc competition will be far tougher this ;~(i cr n oon, with Parkdale coach, Tony ~1 ;w,- orge no doubt drumming home the nwc cl for players to take their chances in ii, ~ i 1 t of goal . It should be another ripping ,( .,I derby, at Boss James and I'll stick ,.t.ith lh(,hosts .

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q ccno_ Ufd[4E- :_ :TY BLAtr;3 3 .4 8.9 9.9 13.15 (£3) MDNASH BLi1 .F5 2.0 7.1 10.6 12 .6 (78) I)ai Blacim, Groom 4 Betacqua 2 Shaw 2 P Kempton M Kempton Price Smith Dowsley . Best Batten M Kempton Barry S Walch Groom Scaflea .

Men Bb= Craven 3 Pay 2 Deyoung Gregory O'Sullivan Hol1mvay Chapman Torten Tinkler. Best : Torten Tinkler Davidson Smyth Craven Mudge.

Umphm Max Wittman Jeremy Heffernan (F) Michael O'Donnell Jack Regester (G) OLD PARJADIANS 7.1 17 .10 14.3 26.16 (165) ITEM= FENOLA 0 .1 3 .4 8.6 11 .9 (75) 0 d Par: Porteous 6 Brabender 5 Dintinosante 5 Jenkins 2 Sinclair 2 ZiGanrndc 2 Boundy Hughes Spitty. Best Pratt Boundy Loney Hughes Brabender Spitty . T$ Pam Edwards 4 D Goodwin 3 C Bannister J Crotty McWhinney Skiathitis. Best: Faroldi J Crotty Gentile Callegari Castaldi Barron .

Umpftwe Sean Scully Jnr Michael Bretag (RFIa (F) Julian Maecioni Gus Carpanzano (RFL) (B) Chris Kaleta John Bretag M (G ) AJAX 2.1 7.3 11 .7 17.9 (111) OLD CABIBERWELL 3.3 11.6 17.8 22 .10 (148) AJAX* Kirmer 7 Kagan 2 Nankin 2 Blieden Codron Lewis Lttivski Routman Segal. Best Berger Lewski Codmn Raleigh Segal Kianer. Old Cmm& Loats 8 Hardenberg 4 Goodale 2 Ryan 2 Hardman Hendrie Howard Lowrie Orr Whitehead. Best : Mitchell Clyne Weaver Perryman Ormsby Loats .

Ihnpirm David Irons Rick Love (F) Matthew Proctor (B) Bruce Stephens Clive Shipley (G) BAHYULS .

1 .3 1 .3 2.6 7.6(48) HAMPTON ROVERS 4.4 13.8 20.17 29.22 (1981 Playfair 4 C.Tavlor N Taylor Morgan, Best Gayfer )t'ise C Taylo r Playfair Green Morgan . Hampt Rw : Hughes 3 Pinto 3 Lawrence 3 Anderson 2 Devereaux 2 Fletcher 2 Gravina 2 Greenwood 2 Holt 2 Martyn 2 Barker Browne Cannell Can Moseby Tregear. Best Martyn Tregear Greenwood Corp Barker Cam UhWhm Vaughan Sitlebottom Ken MeNiece (F) Sean Collins Glen Kennedy (B) Matthew Cowley Eddie Boa] (G ) 13 LAtTffiARiB 2 .3 6.6 8.8 12 .9 (80) PAREDALE VULTI)RES 4 .5 5.8 8.10 8 .16 (64) Bemm, Pitts 3 Conte 2 M Lee 2 L Atkins Boon Graham Heath Lynch . Best Ensor Coote Lynch Wonnaeott M Atkins Graham . FWkVWb MacGeorg 3 Haves 2 Hecker 2 White . Best: Meyer White Dixon Liddel Layton K'ght . uiapbm Paul 0'Loughlin Joe Hartwig (FJ Sean Durston-Ryan Steve Durston-Ryan (B) Ross Richards (G ) 4.6 8.12 16d7 1s.20 (128) NONASH BLUES 2 .1 4 .2 7 .3 8.6 (54) Tfai BbckL* Barlow 4 Hardy 3 Poyner 3 Jesse 3 Beaton Barret Katsaris Hamilton Brumby-Rendell . Best Hardy Abelthorpe Hamilton Barlow Goonan Katsaris . • Arnett 4 Choong Lui Mazur Adamson . Best Shields Bains Adamson Rosengarton Choong Lloyd.

PARADLAM 2.1 4.2 9.5 16.8(102) 2.0 4 .0 7 .0 9.1 (55) O5d Pax: Spinoso 4 Lombardi 2 Palermo 2 R Ryan 2 Tenson 2 Breen Dore Giddings Simpson . Best Paglia Godfrey R Ryan Lombardi Dore Breen .

Th Pew Moloney 3 Delaney 2 Kruger Sacco Hutchinson Capewell . Best Sacco Kruger Pirpinias Delaney Tsitsinaris Gleeson .

MAX 3.2 5.7 7.10 9.14 (60) OLD CANMERIVELL 2 .4 3.4 4.6 8.8(56) AJAX, Porat 2 Bryner Lukav Rotstein Rubenstein Rorke Silberman Zemski . Best : Sharp Duzenman Seidl Zemski Van Alien Sevel .

Old CamIx Craven 2 Cottrell Eldridge Horgan Joyce Marwood Parkes . Best Maiurood Jellls Derry Kearney Pike Craven.

BANYULS 1 .1 2.2 2.2 5.6(36) HAUFM ROVERS 3 .5 9.7 12.10 16 .18 (109) Banyalm Creak 2 Stokes 2Witchell . Best Thomson Gray Fikaris Stokes Creak Szeremeta. Elampt Ror. Power 6 Williecrap 3 Giascumi 3 Christiansen Glanville Heffernan Woolrich . Best: Christiansen McCarthy Power Blake Crowther Terech.

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Cert ificate of Merit Ian Cave pr ofile: (Hampton Rovers) • 284 game player beginning in 1965 • Reserve Coach for 8 years • Senior Committee member, including positions of Senior Vice President, Secretary & Delegate

® Best Clubman in 196 9 • VAFA Representative Selector for 5 years & also a member of the VAFA Permit Committe e ® An inaugural member of the Hampton Rovers Hall of Fame ® 0 0 Ormond congratulates Tim (Statistics / Stats) Stewart for playing 350 ;am co for his club since 1 9 8 5 .

Statistically speaking, a g r a n d performance from the longest serving player in Ormond's history .

Reserves Captain for 11 years, 29 Reserves finals including 10 Grand Finals with 5 Reserves Premierships, over 450 goals and Reserves Best and Fairest on 3 occasions . Tim gained the Club's games record of 271(combined Senior and Reserves games) from Mark Gilmore in 2000 . He has been as equally as impressive off the field with his work on both the social and general committees . Stats has been rewarded with Clubman of the year 1992 and ultimately Life Membership in 1998 . The consummate Club person, everyone at Ormond heartily congratulates Tim Stewart .

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Prominent Shark's identity T.! rk : floher (father of Leigh at St Kilda) had a once in a life time golfing experience . He "aced" a par three a t Woodlands . . . . . . .so as great as that is, its not that unusual, except his playing partner stepped up and banged his tee shot straight into the hole as well . CONSECUTIVE shots . I think the third player of the three picked up his ball and walked back to the Clubrooms in disgust .

0 0 0 As if being the "powerbroker" behind the Old Xavea3sna of recent times isri t enough OXFC CEO Kevin O'Shaughnessy can't stay away from footy .

Spotted a couple of weeks back at Trevor Barker Oval, Kev was quizzed why he was in the black, red and white, "simply assisting the ton Dolphins with some admin work", came the reply .

Seems Kev is a footy head, as if you'd have any spare time managing a club with (6) teams OXFC, then assist a stand alone VFL club administratively and he's also been seen at Boss James Reserve helping the Rovers out with some coaching at junior level, Kev you're a marvel . It's people like Kev who keep the game ticking over keep up the great work. ® u €3 Read in the BIG paper recently that ®ic'.

Grammarians Senior Coach Gerard &--DIly has been employed by the Lions to co-ordinate recruiting out of Ireland . Gerard manages the two O'haAilpin brothers, as well as a number of Cricket Victoria players, he's Coaching Director at Ivanhoe GS and still manages time to coach OIGFC, who are flying at present . Gerard is also a senior VAFA representative selector and will be going around again assisting in preparing the VAFA Senior side's attempt to win back the Brian Molony Cup from the VCFL at Elsternwick Park on July 17 . Stay tuned for more on the Irish link and the VAFA/AAFC, but also the venue for the - ' -,i Molony Cup may get the green light to be played at the 'home of the people" - fingers crossed .

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pl ; ;n during the season . Round 2, Luke plays ncl gets in the best against Old Brighton . Guess ~ ou ' d never waste a reinstatement on someone .,,l1o ;wasn't going to play, hey Barney . Good luck Ij ,, % o . Matty Mahoney sends his regards, he's no w ving racing cars!

0 速 V Inccresting to note that Blazenod OCFC Senior ( l , D qlke nr-Allen has not been in town i,r their first two games and will again miss Round ; . "Tike is visiting his daughter overseas with his ;ciie and has left Assistant Andrew Sutherland in , h .,r~e, ably assisted by club legend Andrew Pickering. Suther has overseen two wins and pn s up at Central Reserve today against Ol d hoe who wouldn't have fond memories of the ,r,uud from visit last season . Last time Mike was ,l,sri was via the tribunal, Frank Melican took I n i ,-~ns at Ormond and guided the side to two , there also . Speaking of games Mik e % 1r: ~ rchur-Allen will celebrate a significant ~~, , hinrt milestone in the coming weeks, - n 1, rhing about five zero zero! And the MOCK i s to acknowledge the achievement in a - ;,iiilirantway -stay tuned for more . 速 0 0 One Hundred seasons and the red and black "out the back" are still flying. Elsternwick AFC are celebrating their 100th VAFA season in 2005 and have a number of functions planned .

CENTENARY YEAR The play the only schedul e 1906-F405 night game at Elsternwick Park, Arena this season on Friday May 2 0 , ld rivals Albert Park, with the reserv e o play on EP No2 on the Saturday, and International Receptions in Brighton u .iic~ (May 21) for a Reunion Ball of hug e with people coming from all over !,,Ii, l,,r the event. If you know of anyon e -i l iit attending or becoming involved call , , Ilnkin-0418121 404 .

Therry Pcnola saluted on of its greatest sons, Bob Lyons ; ;,~i r:t ck when he played his 400th gam e 11!1) ~!*ainst Collegians . Bob who ha s games, 292 Reserve games 3 5 I ~,, 1 11 1, - > and 71 in the Club 18 celebrated

his milestone in a typically low key way . Bob left his native Ireland at 14 and quickly adapted to playing Aussie Rules firstly as a hard working rover and then as a tough, tenacious back pocket .

He is admired by team mates and opponents alike for his never say die attitude with tough tackling, smothers and hard ball gets a regular part of his game long before they became fashionably known as one percenters' . As a younger fellow many Therry committeemen of the time's complexions would turn pallid at any mention of Bob or the 'Baldies' but as time has gone by he has become a pillar of the 'Establishment' with he and wife Julie tackling the pleasures of raising their 3 young boys . Bob's wonky ankle may preclude him from playing many more games [surely its not gout Bob!?] . However anyone who has seen Bob coach the Club 18 over the last few years, with his ability to make all his players of varying talent feel important and know exactly what's required on game day and at training, know he has a great coaching future if he goes down that path . People like Bob Lyons make our great amateur competition even greater and we at Therry have been privileged to have had Bob in our midst for the last quarter of a century. All Amateur supporters congratulate you Bob and wish you many more years of involvement . 速 速 0 Seems some clubs are already well underway planing for 2006 and beyond - the Parkdale Vultures are seeking an U19 coach for the 2006 season .

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There is a long way yet to go, but looking at performances in the first two rounds, our Section is going to live up to its reputation as a torture chamber in the months ahead .

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Aquinas and Old Carey resume their rivalry with only one Carey side ever winning at the College and that was in 1995! Steve Maus has his squad going well though and the Cs should win a close game by a goal or so . should be: Prahran, Monds , Reds, Panthers, & Cs. Correspondents contacts : 9889 1979, & bfhickev~bigpond .co m

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had Glen Elm's measure and won comprehensively . Tim Olarenshaw(OB) had a great game for the Bloods, Chris Wooden was 'on fire' up forward with 8 goals, and Brendan Helm e did some fine things off his HBF. and r- i was overrun by the classy had no answer for the Moods extraordinary trio of highly skilled speedsters, Robbins, Leigh Deledio, & Miller!

Michael Radywonik rucked well for the Two Blues, with Craig Hall strong across HB .

Yura Valley overcame :, ._ Leo's in a gripping affair played flat chat all day! Chris Beal at HBF played a model game for the Bushrangers with CHB, Dave Stevenson not far behind, while Tim Hancock was a strong forward . Ballard & Krebs starred for the Animals . was strong for an d in control throughout . Trent Wiltshire & Brendan Russo both impressed in run with roles for the Panthers .

Ole. concentrated on the one-percenters against -, ;Temp and rightly left egg all over the scribe's face for predicting a reversed result!

Both sides will have a big say in who plays finals football this year. Geoff Trumble had a great day at CHB for the Cs, with Xander Thompson lively in the packs and Al Parton a strong target up fonvard .

TODAY Glen Eira and are still settling down, but the Two Blues should win a tight contest by 2-3 goals. ond an d YVOB at the Buxton Reserve will b e a bottler as both sides have speed and skill to burn . The Monds should win by 4 goals but

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MILESTONE S L . , - -~ on fln -' i' f,1C - congratulates hiving his 3 50th game today . Stewy has been t',[) tin of Reserves for 11 years, kicked 450 + ls . played in 5 Reserves Premiership sides, is Club games record holder, and also Club President! Tim is the epitome of the goo d erict amateur footballer !

-.alley 0 B - congratulate s ~i--, 1_, ie' Hanco& on playing thei r in R2 . Herbie began in the U 19s in '99 ,

-jury and travel cur-tailed his appearances e field . He was a member of the 2002 Fla g and his size and strength make him a n nosition headache either rucking or u p u d . Ben start ed with the 2002 U 19s and : solid season with the Rese rv es in 2004, n_, 1c3. v : ork has earn ed him a Senior place in nd made him a fine example for th e N players . YVOB also salutes James --r on playing his 100th game last b+ ran in the 1999 U 19s, bu t 1 : p61ed the Seniors after starring at CHF . ; l :ned in the 2002 Flag side and won the Scniors goalkicking for 2001-200 4 lu~ the U19s in 1999. He also won ,n oalkicking in 2004! Keema is a and j oy to watch .

01d congratulates Luke Sunte r game in Rl . •Wff is one o f

n4 is at the Club, and a popular itliii_ ('lubman for many years . l ; .a to :ita d playing i , r jo 1 ur - in 1997. 'Shirl' has ,IriLtro ; ~, w . _~ Rese rv es success ;c111 a~s in the Seniors . nnii~a -'.~:ills on both sides, an d

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D1 Section AQUINAS Coach: Steven Bell Res Coach : Terry McEvoy 1 L . Toomey 2 S. Tib b 3 S. Voursoukis 5 M. Hunter 6 R . Brown 7 C . Glennie 8 J . Jess 9 T. Harkin 10 D . Boland 11 S . Cooper 13 C . Jeffrey 15 Ad . Williams 16 J . Hunt 17 B . Redwood 18 T Olarenshaw 19 G . Whitehead 20 D. Skinner 21 J. Pierce 22 S. Flynn 23 M. Visser 25 B. Volombello 26 J. Box 27 C . Tzoumanekas 28 B . Helme 29 L. Elliott 30 C . Collive r 31 G. Evans 32 J . Bleakney 33 C.Wooden 34 M . Tarull i 35 R. Chapman 36' M . Hope 37 S. Leonard 38 B. Moran 39 S. Bethune 40 R . Tainton 41 G . Davies 42 R . Moran 43 M . Slattery 44 J . Ta pp 1Y 45 D. McCartan 46 T Vandersluis 47 An. Williams 54 M . O'Halloran 55 L.Stafford 56 P. Cruickshank 58 H. Tyssen 59 B. Cooper 61 I . Drew 62 C . Lyng 63 A. Barrie D . Sullivan

BULLEEN TEMPUSTOVVE

FITZROY REDS

Coach : Steve Easton Res Coach : Andrew Parris

Coach : Graham Burgen Res Coach : Chris Tehan

1 G . Chivers ( Capt) 2 M . Stella 3 L . Thompson (VC) 4 W. Thompson 5 M. Pietryk 6 A. Tehan (DVC) 7 P. Robertson 8 D . Glover 9 J . Matthews 10 J . Wise 11 C . Ince 12 A . Parris 13 D. Tulloch 14 A . Wilke 15 R. Ferguson 16 S. Smith 17 P. Voglis 1 8 R. Schneider 19 L . Stott

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GLEN EIRA

Coach : Terry Walsh Res Coach : Matt Embling 1 S. Vamvakis 2 P.Khazaal 3 C . Massis 5 A . Tsirogianni s 6 J . Zagame 7 D. Clarke 8 D. Lyons 9 A . Russo 10 M . Chandler 11 L. Pryd ry e 12 B. King 13 G . Brown 14 C. Grey 15 E. Stuchbery 16 N . Davis 17 R . Conroy 18 R . Oldham 19 A . Devries 20 A . Diamond 21 M . Watt 22 S . Emmett 23 T. Deal 24 M . Embling 25 J . Fidogiannis 26 P. Tsagliotis 27 R. Gilmore 28 L . Shellard 29 M. Scaife 31 M. Bell 32 D . Fossey 33 A. Sheedy 34 T.Tumbull 35 S . Hollow 36 B . Zurek ^ 37 P. Merrick 38 S . Lithgow 39 A. Davies 40 M . Cosgrove 41 J . Devries ancY h 42 J. SerP 43 M . KennedyY 44 S. Diamond 45 A. Caruana 46 S. Gange 47 B.Zwar 48 J . Hatiweli 49 S. Hall 50 D . Eade 51 H . Hussien 52 S . Miller 53 A . Iliyas 54 M . Vodstrcil 55 J . Lundberg 56 C. Hogan 57 P. Rohr 58 S. Patterson 61 J. Fulton 63 J. Evans

OLD MENTONIAN S

Coach : Peter Russo Res Coach : Jamie Windus s 1 T. Mitvalsk y 2 C. Twentyman (DVC) 3 R. Bal l 4 B. Carroll 5 A. 6 C. Alexande r 7 D . Emerson 8 G . Ferguson 9 D . Cochrane 10 T. Wiltshire 11 A. Mort 12 C . Dwye r 13 B . Russo 14 M . Strou d 15 J . Costello (C) 16 C. Duncan

17 C. Gourle y 18 M . Basile (VC ) 19 A . Palmer (DVC) 20 C. Palmer 21 J . O'Brien 22 B. Coghla n 23 A. Drinan 24 R . Ironmonger 25 B. Fairbanks 26 R . Schloeffel 27 G . Katris 28 D . Kitto 29 A . Carter 30 D . Russo 31 M . Elliott 32 P. Wilso n 33 B . Lane 34 P. Flaskis 35 E . Milli s 36 D. Alexander (RVC ) 37 M . Francis 38 T. Milli s 39 J. Vick 40 R . Alexande r 41 G . Pekali s 42 A. Noona n 43 G . Hubbard 44 L . Sunter A . Erskine 46 G. Smith 47 J . Kelly 48 D. Stevens (RC) 49 N. Fishe r 50 K . Regan 51 A. Wilson 52 M . Watts 53 R. Johnson 54 D. Goodbody 55 A. Donegan 56 S. Bradyy 57 S. Fairbanks 58 M . Lewi s 60 W. Steabbe n 61 B. Saunders 62 C . Sinclai r 63 G . God s 64 M. Austi n

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PRAHRAN

Coach : Leigh Stafford Res Coach : Shaun Campbell 1 B . Livingston 2 L. Stafford 3 D. Livingston 4 D. Crommie 5 H . Pitts 6 A . Donachie 7 T. Greening 8 I. Hunt 9 A . Bunnett 10 M . Mc Cudden 11 A . Pitts 12 C . Hall 13 L. Northway 14 L. Fox 75 J . Small 16 S . Campbell p M . Harrison 18 J . Matherson 19 S . Ferriage 20 D . James 21 E .MeDonal d 22 A . Sleight (C) 23 M . Windridge 24 K . Plummer 25 L. Aitken 26 B . Dempsey 27 W. Watford 28 K . Walford 29 P. Gartland 30 M . Radywonik 31 'M . Mulqueeny 32 D. Ballard 33 W. Barber 34 R . Alcock 35 J . Bedford 36 G. Beven 37 C. Tooley 38 J . Kellow 39 T. McClure 40 R. Ferrero 41 J . Upton 42 B . Downing 43 S . Kennett 44 C. Holzer 45 M . Scicluna 46 B . Clough 47 J . Killeen 48 J . Vagg 49 I . Dennis 50 S . Conley 51 D. Cordy 52 C. Jones 53 M . Shipley 54 S . O'Conno r 55 M . Vagg 56 A . Lachlan 57 N. Scicluna 58 M . Pinney 59 P. Ramage 60 T. Sparrey 61 B . Campbell 62 N. Gill 63 R. Marriott 64 J . Belcher 65 B. Sodoma 66 N. Wallmeyer 67 S . Oliver Orrong

Coach: Stuart Cook Res Coach: Terry Ymer 1 D. Mclnerny 2 J . Pascoe 3 E. Mitchell 4 C. Phyland 5 S. Buckle 6 M . DAmelio 7 R. McCann 8 J. Fennell 9 D. Lear 10 B. Ellis 11 M . Levins 12 T. McCann 13 A. Krebbs 14 P. Hampshire 15 P. Carey 16 A. Kelly 17 M . Ford 18 R. McCann 19 L. McDermott 20 A. Ballard 21 G. Simmondso n 22 M . Contessotto 23 S . Carson 24 D. Bruce 25 A. McKenzie 26 A. Prosser 27 J . Waters 28 E . McLaughlan 29 M . Hayes 30 M . Ottobre 31 G. Contessotto 32 C. Cincotta 33 J . Dini 34 L. Virgo 35 J . Briggs 36 S. Bavage 37 S. Manton 38 N. Hodder 40 J . Gay 41 M . Dimble 42 C. Landy 44 J . Fornaso 45 S. Ronchi 46 J. Little 47 M . Mclnerny 50 A. Volpe 51 P. McGloin 52 R. McGloin 56 T. Morrison 59 D. Pitcher 60 C. McDonald 61 J. Blandthorn 62 A. Rayner 63 P. Nolan 64 M . Montgomery 65 N. Foley 66 J. Papillo 67 P. Farquhar 69 S. Mescher 70 D. McGloin 74 M . Tan 75 T. Ymer 76 G . Donovan 77 C. Vaughan 79 T Tribe 88 S. Pitcher 89 D. Winduss

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Petrucco SATURDAY on ! - .5 - 9 .00-°v . 90ar n

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g made its trip Flag favourites Old Geelon Peninsula down the Nepean Highway to worthwhile crushing the former D2 giants by 66 points . The Pirates, so dominant two seasons ago, have now lost their first two matches of the season by a combined total of

up to expectations

at this stage .

while the Hoe s have been somewhat indifferent . Ivanhoe's backline, led by the likes of Colin Brown, Nick Blayney and Peter Lee, will certainly be kept on their toes by the likes of Kimpton .

155 points and Vickers-Willis . Old Geelong for mine . outlasted Sw3nburne University at Reigning D3 premiers Oaklelgh Oakleigh take on Ivanhoe Assumption by 20 points in a fierce Scammell Reserve in another contest .

The Hoes lost test of wills at The Boulevard between two sides whose fortunes have skipper Paul Harris in the opening minutes contrasted so far this season . Despite the but got good service from defenders Travi s firepower available to the Razorbacks from O'Neil and Colin Brownthe likes of Jason Murchie and Matthe w Higgins, I feel th e ,A Trobe' s superior fitness sa w Krushers have too much eight goals to three in the final quarter for a 51-point victory -The ÂŽos have certainly all round talent, 6urne; at St lived up to expectations especially if players such over a spirited S as former Springvale .

Razorbacks James Park " man Doug McKenzie spearhead Jason Murchie at this stage rule the roost. Krushers booted five goals while skipper Adrian Fidler worked tirelessly to win . the trek to Bundoora for ~ the midfield . m Salesian OC make a tricky assignment Rupertswood overcame Williamstown winning by 45 points to at preserve its unbeaten start to the season 3ale sissa, while Bentleigh was too good for ' opening its account for 2005 with a 50-point

their match against La T mbe UniversitY facing a tricky assignment against the 2-0 Trobers . It will be interesting to ne~ how

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PREVIEW An epic journey (possibly the longest in the to VAFA) awaits Peninsula OU as they travel . The Sunbury to take on ltupert swood Pirates appear to be afflicted by scurvy or something, and by contrast Rupo have been a rampant force thus far . I don't feel theset respective trends will change any, at leas not this, as the Rupertswood running game will sink the Pirates and leave them stranded towards the bottom . Rupo to win .

Geelong host Early season favourites Old at Como Park in a IvanhoeAssumption contest between 2004's D2 third and fourth placed teams . The OGs have certainly lived

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f the Main Oval, while the Trober s ed la t sweek that they can also play the grounds and come away with t~, inc~g wins . Tough to call, so I'll soft it . „d pick the home team . LaTrobe to win i~aron Reserve is the venue for the clash stavM CYMB and W i lli .,I,anse s

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d ntleigh on other han be looking to take this wil l d L,,1 week an . Despite a oeer the West Gate Bridge :urfeit of new faces , i„n gelled quickly as a in to take the points home today .

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N oneprc,u . u.1;ickezie 5 Brigs 4 Bromley 2 Ear12 J Briggs Edwards Lamb Perry .

I st: Bell Cammiss Collins Holden Mackenae Zola Ruttf ~ Paul Dinneen (F) Chris McKendrv Michael Jones (G) .11 (90) .8 14 2.4 6 .6 11 21.20(146) 6.2 7.9 13 .14 rrchie 5 M Hi~ns 3 Milano 3 Orr C Higgins Piotmu~sld . Best Brooks a m His PiotrrnysM Hodgson ;~4urchie Dell Olin Fidler. L 7 Fairant 3 Dingo 2 Ludeman 2 Slater 2 Nelson Coulter Oakley Filval l Best: Buttib eg Lambert Nelson Brooks Waterman Farran4 Anthony Simpson Sharon Alger (F ) 26S(164) 17 .6 t31da>zra ~ 4.1 9.4 .6 14.11 17 .12 (114) .3 10 6 - awo 4 Robertson 3 y')ahos 3 Tangas Dolntan Beat m Paul 8 Sharp 4 Francis : McFadden M Ferris Tangas Paul Sharp Chapman S Hotmesby . Best . Sidem A Thain 5 Campbell 3 Ware 2 Nannes 2 Greets 2 tnugtuuut b7ahor .

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

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Coach : Pat McKenna Res Coach : Mark Ryan Asst Coach : Shane Kitts 1 A . Murray y 3 D . Mackenzie 4 G. Harry 5 C . Kokkinos 6 M . Jordan 7 M . Short 8 S . Earl 10 P. Holden DVC () 11 J . Rutter 12 D. Furnell

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60 B . MaClea n 62 G. Leishman 63 D . Ardlie 64 J . Atkin s 65 R. Bell 66 H. Burgess 67 J . Burnel l 68 B . Church 69 A. Southe y

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Haynes, Kennedy , After three rounds there were no Martin and Bryce .

OGGS' triers were undefeated teams in A Section, surely the sign of a great season for the top grade . L Wilson, Old Scotch were the early movers to the Stinchcombe, top of the table, by percentage, and Farrar, Higgins recorded a big win against MHSOB, 19 .10 (3), Salter an d to 7 .14 . Star Scotch forward, Luke Bird . C Section coaches were - Wayne Hawkins, led the way with 10 goals and M Harmes (AJAX), Jim Durnan (Beaumaris), Parthenides, Nettleton, Price, O'Brien and Paul Nigro (B/Temp), Paul Beddoe (Glen Holt gave great support . Pertzel Fairchild, Eira), Russell Barnes (Hampton Rovers), Thompson, Joseph, Taylor and Cassell Doni Valkanis (Ivanhoe/Assumption), were best for "The High" .

Tony Morwood (Old Geelong), Tony Free A high note for MHSOB was the (Prahran), Peter Geddes (St magnificent milestone of club legend, Ron Bedes/Mentone), John Toohey (Therry Verma, who recorded the record number of Penola) . games for his club (345) . This 21 year "Umpires Corner" was being written by association had seen Ron captain the Craig O'Donoghue and Graham Thwaites .

U 19's, coach and play in a senior They took the opportunity to detail the premiership, coach and played in a now famous "love break" when umpire reserves premiership and enjoy some more Jamie Kvins received some tender loving footy for the Club 18 as playing coach . care at quarter time from a female admirer .

MHSOB were very proud of this They also reminded us that Phil Callil, outstanding achievement . former Xavs and Caulfield Grammarians' Ormond gained early status as the only player, was the umps' fitness adviser . undefeated team in B Section and Out of four U19 grades, the Blue Section despite a poor first quarter (3 goals to 7) was the only one not being dominated by against Old Haileybury, lifted th e the old school teams . In fact, two distric t standard in the second clubs were first and and went on to a winning second, South Districts score of 20 .18 versus A high note for MHSOB was and Ormond respectively, 15 .12 . W Block, Bailey, the magnificent milestone of both having won their club legend, Ron Verma .

Beckett (8), D'Astoli, Dale first three games . and J Keleher were Ormond started slowly terrific for Ormond while Dowsing, against AJAX but went into top gear in the Seccull, Walton, Armstrong, Forsyth and second quarter and finished 6 goals up, 14 .12 to 9 .6 . Russell (3), Wiley, Martinov, Carson battled hard for Haileybury .

Purcell, Heffernan, McKenna were very Beaumaris seemed intent on making a statement early in C Section after being strong for Ormond and Newstadt, Moroki, relegated the previous season . They Butt, Feldman, Goldman and Benedykt became the only undefeated team by were "goers" for the Jackers . travelling to Como Park, jumping Old Geelong in the first quarter and hanging on to win 17 .18 to 11 .11 . The Sharks' In A Section there were continuing better players were Holt, Teasdale, problems for Collegians when thei r 34 速 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 205

ipper, James Bennett, broke his wrist . ,,() llegians stayed with No rth Old Boys until ,Ile final term but NOBS, mainly through I, .,t,I Booth, Daniel Tonkin and Marc .10 }~ulcY scki, drew away for a 10 .14 to 6 ll egians were Ad rian .

Best for Co i t iy vco 511eedy, Tony Wallace an d Chris Pollock. ll C Central Section Old Essendon I clnained unbeaten when they accounted for Za . Trobe University on the mammoth t~ni oval, 16 .9 to 7 .9 . Old Essendon felt they I r td a side to take them up through the e ,,,des are had sta rted the season in fin 7), Capodiferro, ( agiotopoulos [c , lzion, Pan .eade an d Gulpis were strong for Grammar . , anty, P Edmunds, Brown and Dunin , .~ ,Lned their best players status for La I robe .

In ' -Personality Pars" St Leos ( E East) announced proudly that Ted "Dutchy" van 1 Akker broke the 270 senior game s r c cord. It was a credit to Ted's r1 c cermina tion an d fitness to reach this nilestone.

v. elcoming announcement by VAFA (,, f'r ident John Dillon appeared in the n c ord . The executive had reached t ;reement with Carlton and United E ;rcweries an d "Fosters" would become th e major sponsor for the season .

I i i A Section it was a big test for the 0 ,11eoan s Football Club as they faced the n i , nuig premiers De La Salle at the Har ry Trott . De La started well in the first term, c () ltegians rebounded in the second an d 1eld a 7 point lead at half time . The lead l i ~,cl narrowed to 4 points by three qua rt er onto and the stage was set for a great little and the opportunity for Collegian s Io prove a point . This they did as they ran ,,III v inners 16 .8 to 13 .13 . Stuie Hinchen 11 ;~cl done a great service to the winners by - "i ng the better of Sh ane Murphy and %" img Greg Irvine was b rilliant for the ,urhle and gold as a ruck rover. Glen Coo k , reat battle against De La's young , i (1k,uan Dave Nugent on his wing, Wayne tit ( [ ) onneIl helped to keep De La's ch ances :7TEUR FOOTBALLER 2005

alive but Collegians were not to be denied the victory .

In F Section, Doveton won an entertaining contest against Brunswick, 20 .18 to 14 .12 and Doveton spearhead Mallon kicked 6 goals as a follow up to his 14 in round 2 .

In A Section Monash Blues were the only undefeated team after beating Reservoir Old Boys . Reservoir were right up there until half time but then the Blues started to take command in the third and slammed on 9 goals in the last to finish 19 .10 to 12 .19 . Big John Syme was Monash' best accompanied

by Feathers, Carlton, P Golding, Hargeaves and Cash . Moore's 5 goals did not even get him in the top six . Reservoir submitted Slater, Jarvie, R Shepherd, Bates, Dowell and T Byrne as their top six .

Old Geelong kicked poorly, 13 .22 in D Section but finished 20 points ahead of National Bank 12 .8 . Best for Geelong ; B Spiden, Gilbert, Law, Hope, Anderson and Shaw . Bank's best were Evans, Podger, Perrett, Morris, Strongman and Jacomovic (4) .

The Melbourne University Football Club congratulated the "Blues" captain, Barry Church, on his 150th game . During his 9 seasons with The Blues Barry had only missed 4 games and had a most impressive football background including Victorian representative and captain, Intervarsity player (twice all-Australian) and also 37 games with Old Camberwell and 30 games with Old Melburnians prior to joining the Blues .

Very wintry conditions prevailed with constant rain falling for the whole day and Coburg in A Section gained an early break on Uni Blues . Although only 4 points ahead at the final siren, 5 .8 to 4 .10, Coburg's 4 goals in the first term was the deciding factor in this key game . Best players were Scanlon (2), Malloy, Merrick, Warfe, Gardiner and Carolan (Coburg) and Fraser .

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~T'ifflealth Talk about chocolates to boiled lollies with my After a fantastic win i . ~ tipping with only one winner picked on the last week against on e weekend . of the pre-seaso n Review fancies, the Bro w ns travel to the dreaded Artie Kew registered a pleasing home win against the Park for the 2004 D4 Grand Final replay . The highly fancied S-VU . A late charge was not Warriors are on a club record-winning streak enough for the Students as Rose lifted his side . an d with a number of top line players on the Werribee upset Powerhouse as they opened up verge of returning from inju ry , I cannot see the an early lead and were never headed as they Warrior domin an ce diminishing today . Some blew their hosts out of the water with an would say holding gun-forward Juck Horsburgh awesome second half display . is the key to a Brown victo ry , but if one looks It was a nail biter for South Melbourne as they back to last year's GF, this was done by Kew , overcame a gallant G hs but they still did not get team. close . Therefore, I am Meanwhile in other matches 'Touted by man as pre . sticking with the Warriors to (no reports received!!) the season favo t , th e continue their Kew W ora won a fiery ffesties were bitterly dominance with a 34 poin t gtla encounter with Syndal to dis win . make it 20 wins on the trot, S v Werrl St . Johns proved they are the outrigh t The students are still reeling from their loss last premiership favourites with a thumping win weekend and will be looking for sweet revenge against the Wesfi . against a confident Werribee outfit . While the Preview Bees were great last week, I see the student West Brunswick v Monash Gryphon s outfit lead by D3 guns Langendorf, Rose and The Westies return to their unbeaten nest Tate as a different prospect, and as such they where they will be hoping to rebound against a should be far too good for the visitors as they student team that appears to be getting better return to the winners list with a 6 goal win . each week . Touted by many as pre-season favourites, the Westies were bitterly disappointing last week and will be looking to stars such as "Heck" Hamilton to pull them out of the mire . While I expect the Gryphons to be competitive early, I am going to go with the experience of West Brunswick and shrewd CLUB NAI:;i LST WK TOT!I L tactics of their coach "Hamma" to see them M SECTION home by 21 points .

Old Westbourne J Horsburgh 8 13 South Melb Dist v Syndal Tally Ho St Johns O C Phaedonos 7 10 South Melbourne would have been happy to St Johns OC Peake 2 9 sneak away with the win last weekend, however, Werribee C Lee 7 9 there will be no getting under the guard of a Syndal side that is now 0 & 2 . In what promises to be a physical encounter, I think the home side who are now beginning to find their feet will be too good for their visitors as they run out comfortable winners by 32 points .

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St Johns V Power House djn~! from the first two rounds results, this it appears to be one that can only go one 1 was told that the flood used by Powe r tise in Round One was bigger than the one ]bourne copped in February, and one ; ,,uld think it will be no different today ,, i ,_ltlst the flag favourites . While this may (;i,,irate St . Johns early, there will be no ()r,,,,: rung for the likes of Phaedonos and Co as 11w only raining will be goals as their side ; ;,,~ by a massive 88 points .

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1 .,,: cd his 1 50th Club Game in Round 1 . A tile performer at both ends in both jdes over many years at Warriorland ,

-iiw,n joined the club way back in 1992 an d , booted over 160 goals for the club an d , rebounded from a number o f ppointments . A past Committee membe r l rue clubman, he has given his all in the 1,3 guernsey. We also congratulate tw o ttaes and guns in Brad M e Bruno Games on 50 games . Merry-Weathe r >t"red his milestone in Round 1 in his Ii senior game. A member of the Warriors Linder 19 team who has now develope d ccjod Senior prospect at the club and % . as a member of the Reserve inier;;hip Team in 2004 . Meanwhile

, .%c ho plays his 50th club game against rI, v has a senior Premiership under his r' has taken his footy to a level where a te of the first selected and known fo r and under work and forward line U115 - VU say well done on 5 0 games this kman

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113 . =t , 7.1 11. : B 19.7 28.12 (162) S'T JO_Ti . DID - .-_ . t?G .- :; .-.ICE 4 .3 4 .4 7 .5 7.7(49) St J--__ . _ ; Phaedonos 7 McEachem 3 Chalk 3 Diaz 3 Paterson 2 Peake 2 Pickering Nelson Hilton Monterio Roberts. Best: Phaedonos Walker Chalk Skinner Carmody McEachern. Wwt • S Benjamin 2 P Hamilton 2 Sudholz 2 Havs Best: West Jenkin Gartlan Pietsch SBenjaminJelbartIhmpdrm Ray Hocking Dimitri Pappas (F ) MONASH OR_i _" : .- 5 .2 9 .9 16.13 17.18(120) 6 .8 14.11 19.13(127) SIR 1 ._ ;1'.--,198 A Man • Flowerday 4 D Bradshaw 3 l.eeton 2 Wells 2 Pocock N Rutherford Garoni Sharkey J Rutherford McNamara . Best: McNamara Flowerdav Wells D Bradshaw Stratford Leeton . >#h Mzb Dish Cheevers 6 Mahoney 3 M Hannan 3 Cronan 2 A Hannan 2 Joske Batchelor Calabrase.

Best: Cronin Mahoney D'Andrea Cheevers Calabrase S Duncan .

Umph= Ron Martyn Matt Goold (F ) 3Yt4DALTAI3.Y•RD 1 .2 8.5 12 .8 13 .10 (88) OLD WESTDOURNE 6.4 11 .6 18.7 22.13 (14b) Syn TA: Zaharopoulos 4 Reynolds 2 Veness Fox D Richardson Crew Cachia Thomas. Best: Williams Bingham MacFarlane Sheer Reynolds Hallisey . W• J Horsburgh 8 Braham 3 C Hudson 2 Walker 2 Oldham Gerace Mason P Hudson Pavez Trav Edwards A Horsburgh . Best: J Horsburgh P Hudson Walker Nikola Paver Fairfield .

Umph= Luke Moncrie(rAndrew Skids (F ) 6.2 10 .5 13 .9 16.12 (102) UHS-VU 1 .2 5.4 9.6 14 .7 (91) Keir Sparsi 5 Wood 3 De Blank 2 Mc Demiott 2 Dahlstrom Mainsbridge Moore. Best: J Dennis Moore Ryan Sparsi Cullen Dahlstrom .

Mr-.'U: Tate 4 Langdendorf 2 Goninge 2 Sparkes 2 Thomas 2 Carroll Quinn. Best: Langdendorf Rose Sparkes Creek Cracknell Hams .

Y':-.. - .- : Anthony LilleV Ross Kennedy (F) 1 .3 2.6 2.9 3 .9(27) - Al A'Ir:i 3.1 5 .7 14 .10 22.13 (14 'i) Pvveir ~: D Boland R Benson S Matheson . Best: J Marshall R Marshall B Turner N Bishop D Boland J Conway . . C Lee 7 B Black 4 AndrewTaylor 4 A Murphy 2 M Palmirgton 2 D Czajowski S Daly N Renaut Best : Aaron Taylor A Morrow C Lee J Ayling N Renault B Stomebrink.

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D3 Sectio n KEW Coach : Rohan Doherty Res Coach: Brendan Dove r 1 B. Lattanchi 2 N . Costley 3 J. Doumis 4 G . Crimmins 5 A. Carman 6 N .linero (C) 7 B. Dove r 8 D . Mamsbndge 9 A. Kelly 10 B. Cullen 11 B. Woodhouse (VC) 12 M . Gridle y 13 C. Kyriakou 14 J. Looker (DVC) 15 F.Lamanna 16 D. Wood 17 C. watts 18 N. Dahlstrom 19 K. Allen 20 A. Adieid 21 D. Clark 22 T. Aitken 23 J. deBlank 26 S. Syme s 27 T. Moore (DVC) 28 M . Dean 29 M . Dalrymple 30 C. Gansante 31 D.Ianni 32 A. Drag o 33 34 35 37 38 39

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MONASH GRYPHONS Coach: Steven Bourban Asst Coach : Geoff S611 Res Coach : Phil Warren 1 L. Clark 2 M . Healy 3 A . Grad y 4 N . Rutherford 5 J . Watson 6 J . Leroy 7 J Garoni 8 C . Yanni 9 G. Wadley 10 P. Williamson 11 B. McNamara 12 J. Landberg 13 J. Stratford 14 A. McKenzie 15 A. Clarke 16 P. Rennison 17 S. Sewell 18 M. Paolucci 19 R . Coxhead 20 C . Staff 21 J. Bingham 22 B. Coxhead 23 B. Clar k 24 D . Baxter 25 M. Malone 26 A. Denyer 27 M. Mullins 28 C Leeton 29 P.Warren 30 T. Vessey 31 G . Roche 32 A. Shufflebottom 33 A. Burgess 34 M. Graydon 35 L . Vesey 36 G . Block 37 J. Fleming 38 J. Rutherford 39 D Grenfell 40 M. Willocks 41 C . Arche r 42 A. Robilliard 43 D . Bradshaw 44 L . Wells

45 J. Gonis 46 G . Kent 47 M. Parke r 48 L . Mannikhuis 49 C . Robinson 50 J. Bingham 51 Luke Leeton 52 A. Flowerday 53 M. Davies 54 G . Still 55 G . Harrak 56 A. Palumbo 57 W. Pocock 58 J. Rutherford 59 A. Yann i 60 A Grady 61 A. Waters 62 N . Mitchell 63 I . Bagnall 64 J. Park 65 J. Healy 67 V. Coffey 68 0 . Lloyd 69 Bill Leeton 70 B. Clark 71 M. Baldwin 75 P Gomizel 76 J. Harrak 77 R . Sharkey 80 R . Fletcher

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5 S . Hewitt 5 D. Trustlove 6 J. Horsburg h 7 B . Merryweather 8 A . Horsburg h 9 F. Pavez 10 C. Lever 11 M . Christo 12 M . Baulch 13 M . Ristevski 14 P. Hudson 15 A . Board 16 S . Christo 17 M . Aquilina 18 G . Walker 19 J . Mason 20 D. Hudson 21 L. Hudson 22 S . Anderson 23 S . Huntington 24 L. Fairfield 25 Troy Edwards 26 P. Mesman 27 T. Whiting

28 D. Slattery 29 S . Balloch 30 A . Mokrusch 31 A . Miller 32 G. Jenkinson 33 D. Benn 34 C. Bramwell 35 G. Robson 36 K . Pilsbury 37 C. Mo6toris 38 D. Nikota 39 M . Oldham 40 J . Morsello 41 K . Miller 42 T. Brooker 43 A . Runciman 44 B . Lennon 45 E . Sandstrom 46 M . Whiting 47 T. Theodore 48 R. Van Engelen 49 J . Miller 50 P. Habersatt 51 D. Tang 52 T. Best 53 J . Manolokakis 54 M . Crosswell 55 B . Gilbert 56 D. Carruthers 57 S . Tindall 58 C. Larkin 59 L. Barnes 60 N . Aquiline 77 T. Dennis 88 S . DePiazza

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1 9 S. Matheson 20'J. Nicholls 21 D. Miller 22 R. Walsh 23 K. Anthony 24 N. Bishop 25 M . Driessen 26 D. Harri s 26 B. MacCormack 27 R. Davie s 28 D. Boland 28 P. Cooper 29 M . Beasley 29 A. Foster 30 T. McFarlane 31 R. Marshall Res Capt 32 M . Verb-me 33 H. Clarke 34 J. Conway 35 S. Hatchard 36 M . D'Intino 37 S. West 38 R. Benson 39 B. Wooderson 40 R. Marshall 41 C. Byrne

6 M .Phaedonos 7 N. Chal k 8 M . Hartnett 9 A. Jones to M . Courmadias 11 J . Kell y 12 P. Walker 13 C. Horbury V.C. 14 P. Sharp t4-R M . Hanger 15 M . Kosmala t6 A . Paterso n t7 S . Cockayne V.C, .Res 18 C. Emery 19 J . Cotton 20 B . Rydquist 21 S . Koppers C .

22 G. Roberts 23 J . Diaz D .V.C. 24 L. Mara 25 B . Waters 26 H. Wathen 27 R. Dowsett 28 A . Dexter 29 T. Elli s 30 R. Walker 31 D. Rydquist 32 A . Rudd 33 A . Foncec a 34 M. Hancock C . - Res 35 J . Sacco 36 P. Harris 37 D. Christian VC .- Res 38 D. Savio 39 P. Rudd 40 T. Hyland 42 D. Sander s 43 M. Van Houten 44 J . Ross

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Coach : Tony Rowe Res Coach : Mark Elder 1 G . Healy 2 I. Bingham 4 P. Henderson 5 I. Tura 6 D . Paolone 7 A. Bums (Res Capt) 8 R . Bennet 9 D . Richardson 10 G . Fox 11 M. Meyer 12 A. Hermann 13 S. Miller 14 S. O'Boyle 15 D . Reynolds 16 D . Venness 17 C . Hayes 18 J . Lawes 19 B . Boucher 20 C . Hall 20 I . MacKenzie 21 D . Kennett 22 M. Buckley 23 B . Bayliss 24 B . Bayliss 25 M. Kelly 26 J . Dascoli 27 M. Leplaa 28 N . Williams 29 A . Sheer 30 B . Holland 31 A . Richardson 32 L. Hannemann 33 T. Bartholomew 34 T. Rowe 35 C. Cachia (Capt) 36 M . Elder 37 B . Robinson 38 M . Christiansen 39 D. Hallisey 40 B . Thomas 41 Y. Kaleunte 42 M . McFarlane 43 A. Brown 44 T. Zaharopoulos 45 C. Frunes 46 C. Jones 47 P. Fyfiekl 48 S . Crew 49 M . Starr 50 C. Hall 51 M . Hale 52 S. Anderson 53 C. Connolly 54 A. Dance 56 A. Treasure 81 C. Connolly

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Asst Coach : G . Tame s i J. Spad<es 2 R . Thorp 3 J. Nation 3r T. Cleveland 4 L . Gorringe 5 S. Mottram 6 S. Cracknell 7 D . Zulicki 8 S. Hams 9 D . Moorfield 10 M. Butera 1 h Forbes 1 12 D .. W Smit 13 N . Rose 14 J . Mitchell 16 J . Tate 17 C . Langendorl 18 A . Hellner 19 J . Uebergang 20 G. Madrigrano 21 J . Hall 22 G. Mandalis 23r G. Tames 24 N . Carroll 25 D . Creek 26 P. Thomas 27 A . Cusick 28 B . Mcinnes 29 A Pashley 30 J . Partridge 31 P. Dolence 32 S . Dimond 33 J . Schulz 34 J . O'neill 35 S . Orbons 36 A . Pendlebury 37 G. Catterall 38 R. Lapish 39 M. Rea 40 L. Maguire 41 A . Ludlow 42 D. Wallace 43 R. Franc 43r M . O 'neil l 44 B . Mcleod

46 O. Fazakerley 47 M Turvey 48 G. Gilmore 49 S . Smits 50 J . Corbett 51 S . Capogreco 52 J . Bowes 53 J . Thomas 55 M . Tull 56 S. Jackson 57 C. Thomas 59 J. Maguire 60 G. Costa 61 T. Strathopoulos 62 M . Kennedy 64 B. Walpole 65 D. Harris 66 P. Clarke 67 M . Deluise 68 L . Holmes 69 A. Dowdell 70 A. Quinn 71 M . Mora 72 N. Estrada 73 D. Clark 74 C. Pe 99 75 S. Mills 76 G TBreavdeiha n 78 B,Carrut he r 81 J .Sanson 88 P. Greenbank' 99 M. Higgins

WERRIBEE Coach : Tim Ellis Res Coach : Rob Rantino 1 D. Nedinis 2 C. Lee 3 D. Flack 4 S. Kidd 5 B. Cunningh am 6 M . Walsh 7 B. Strnnebrink 8 M . Palmirgton 9 J Ayling 10 M . Keogh (San Capt .)

11 M . Green 12 B. Black 13 R. Bell 14 J. Marinis 15 A. Murphy 16 R. Daly 17 A. Tedesco 18 D. Velisha 19 S. Daly 20 E. Mahoney 21 T. Davidson 22 A. Oibatista 23 N. Gilbert 24 L . Carson 25 N. Addamo 26 B. Vasikw 27 A. Borg 28 D . Czajowski (San V/C) 29 P. Spry 30 S. Simpson 31 M. Jordon 32 D . Lee 33 S. Wiggins 34 F. Mehmel 35 B. Bunworth 36 A. Taylor 37 P. Keogh 38 T. Towers 39 L. LaNfieltl 40 S. Fuller 41 G . Grogan 42 J . Purton 43 A . Renaul 44 T. Johnson 45 C .Alabakis 46 B . Patton 47 L. Moore 48 B . Sinfield 49 R . Zulian 50 C . Marcia 51 B . Daniels 52 S . Hartley 53 A . Attard 54 R . H asoli 55 E . Collier 56 R . Baker 57 A . Trainon 58 J . Rr9°r" 59 M . Knight 60 M . Czajowski 62 B . Russell 63 J . Callanan 64 M . Hollow 65 N. Renaut 66 A . Hassell 67 A. Waldron 68 M . Purtan 69 P. S p ry 70 A. Mar 71 N A~ Mp s

WEST BRUNSWIC K Coach: Angus Hamilton Res Coach: TB A

ta M . Drain tb A . Hamilton 2 P. Hamilto n 3 G. Heppel l 4 C . Lehman n 5 A . Cannane 6 S . Pietsch 7 S . Benjami n 8 N . Simmonds 9 A . Morphett 10 S . Byrne 11 P. Norma n 12 T. Maguir urr e 13 S . Brkley 14 C. Bowshall - Tanner 15 M . Russel l 17 J. Smith 18 M . McManu s 19 W. Touze l 20 D. Connan 21 A . Bloom 22 J. Hanson 23 D. Rud d 24 J. Jenkin 25 J. Slebran d 26 R. Benjamin 27 M . Brooks 28 E . Walle r 29 C. Sheedy 30 M . Lewis 31a S . Edwards 31b S . Calle 32 . DAndre rS a T. Thompso n 34 I . Twytord 35 M . Carmichael 36 L. Jone s 37 T. Dempsey 38 S . Monagu e 39 R. West 40 D. Brooks 41 P. Greenin g 42 M . Goonan 43 J. Tobin 44 J. Spragu e 45 J. Smith 46 R. Howard 47 A. Thompso n 48 A. Sutherland 49 J.Haysey 50 N. Hutchen s 51 L. Sherry 52 T. Fox 53 T. Chamberlain 54 S. Tanner 55 J. Kaitler 56 J. McDonag h 57 A. Williamson 58 A. Tomey 59 J. Brugter 60 M. Spragu e 61 K. Hilton 62 S. Wrigh t 63 J. Gartla n 64 N . Stewart 65 N. O'Brie n 66 R . Hussey 67 B. Smit h 70 G . Leahy 71 M. Brookshaw 73 M. Clar e 76 J. Chislett ~R . Howell 78 J. Thompson 79 J. Colquhou n

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Original and pink copy must be lodged with umpires no later than half time of any match, , Each player must sign the original clearly beside name which must show first and surname, Blue copy must be handed to opposition captain at toss of coin .

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SPORTSCOVER VAFA MAJOR SPONSO R ELST . m 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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column las t weekend . It seems e introduction of four squads fo r that 20 years ago Old Xaverians (in B pires, it has given the opportunit y grade) had just cleared Phil to Caulfield uTupires to move around within th e Grammarians . Phil is still running around , these squads are named Senior , helping the younger umpires in the lowe r lapment, Rookie and General . In th e grades . To any readers from of the senior squa d Old Scotch - will Jon Kerr the twenty ,i encases Stokesy and Peter are be the next big thing? ? ,,, p i .-es who run each week yet again success welo--~~ -1 B grade, is i t Âť ;,, h A and stories from the clubs . ; , r-~~ to remove the long A

embership which is ilar to the MCC membership - sign %::'Len you are born and wait fo r >,,,i ;cone to pass before going up the list . we need a better name for the squad and if any readers hav e ions then let Brian (Benny ) an know. i,~ first A grade games last wee k 1,1 iu iipires Simon (Iron Lung) Stoke s ,, i Pc~er Liddell, and what a promotion i t f~ ,r Peter after doing his first B grad e round 1 . A grade in round 2, wha t - round 3 - the AFL panel? Stokes y are yet again success storie s clubs . Stokesy joined us form Ol d h while Peter joined us from lms . They join a growing list o f who have joined us from club s years . Many years ago footballin g s (?) : Ichard Eastwood (Stat e ;- . . -fly

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cntive for those " old hack" player s n i,-txt wish to stay involved in th e -- ,- becoming "old hack" umpires! ormer number 46 at DLS .) Phi l er ion in Geoff Reilley's

and - -, , who all made it back into A grade last week .

Lwk from the Dark Rid e Last week we saw the return into field umpiring of I (Darth Vader) Brajtb erg who has jumped between boundary, field, back to boundary and return to field umpiring . Hope he enjoyed his game and we especially hope there were no video cameras around, as Craig gets a bit nervous that he may have missed something the cameras captured .

Not that we are reporting something! ! ) the " What do you expect a barrister to wear when not working, some name brands like Hugo Boss, Versace or Lacoste? If you are M'_ . . :- you go all out and wear the finest of white shirts that happen to be samples of material for the new umpires shirts . At least he looked good . the splits In a recent game young goal umpire Chris a_ ;71e had a pants-splitting incident .

Hopefully there was no "fall-out" from this .

Don't forget to contact Leah or Macca with any news, views or milestones . I suppose we've got so many new and young umpires that milestones will be few and far between .

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both clubs have set themselves Very much still in sorting out phase for big years . Big although a few facts are becoming quite contrast in home clear . Elsternwick have hit ground grounds, with Elsternwick having the running whilst Bulleen also appear to be a postage stamp whilst Bulleen playing on strong unit . Still a bit more to be revealed "an MCG equivalent" . This certainly from the other teams just yet . weighs heavily in my own Couple of blow outs and a mind and I think that few close ones this week .

"Box Hill entered th e Elsternwick posted a club season with high hopes Elsternwick will be able to make it three in a row . record score against and I have a gut , f'eeting Box Hill North host St, Richmond . Hunter was on that there might be Mary's after having the fire up forward with 14 something to it. " bye last week . St . Mary's goals whilst Bedingfield scraped home last wee k and C Mahony again and whilst a win is a win, they will b e stamped their authority on the game . looking to ramp up their form this week .

Details are a bit sketchy on the other Box Hill entered the season with high games, thanks mainly to some IT hopes and I have a gut feeling that there problems . Albert Park managed to scrape might be something to it. Still . I had St . home by the barest of margins against Mary's at the top of the tree in my preHawthorn . Two in a row for the Falcons, season tips and will stick fat this week . St . great start to the year . S t . Marys Mary's for me . registered their first win of the year at the expense of Eltham . The closeness of the game suggest that Eltham have had a good pre-season and maybe worth keeping an eye on . Finally, &3ulleen continued their strong start to the season with a big win over North Brunswick .

Preview The lay of the land should become a bit clearer after this week's matches although I think it might take to at least round 6 before too many trends are realised .

Match of the Day and a game that shapes as a potential prelude to further down the track sees Elsternwick host Bulleen .

Hard to fault either teams form line and

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,i, the third game, Richmond travel to Eltham* hoping to get their season on 11,t c 1; . A whacking from Elsternwick will ,e hard to swallow for the Richmond boys alihough there were some positives to t„nie out of the game . Eltham was close ,,,It not close enough last week however }te closeness of the result certainly raised e ;utne eyebrows . The facilities for th

urt.les are on their way to being first class .,nd perhaps this is helping in building a .„lid year? Anyway . Eltham for me . }-inally, North Brunswick host Hawthorn ii another game that will give a clear site 1,, ilte teams positioning . North started the ,c,,son with a sold win but came back to artil last week . The Hawks have been in a t ; v inning position in both games bu

been able to get over the line .

lt ;nle ground advantage to rule? Maybe i,ot Lhis time around, Hawthorn but only u~'t .

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BOX HILL K - '.m HAS THE BY E 20 .18 (1 3 8) 43 9 .8 13 .11 ST MARYS ffi,Tfi AM 5 .6 8.11 12.16 19.19 (133) St Mm7m Cope 6 Schembri 3 Tagell 3 L Goldsworth 2 Lane 2 C Armstrong Perelberg Ryan Wright . Best Cope Crilly C Armstrong Tagell Johnston Perelberg. 1whzuri Jorgensen 4 B Galvin 3 Savage 3 Mizzi 2 Carruean Clark McClaren Blagrove Luttick Patterson Hargrave . Best Blagrove Jorgensen Savage Hargrave J Galvin .

Ian Kennedy Shane McNamara (F ) 4 .2 7.5 9 .7(61) IUCHMON) CENTRAL 2.1 9.7 21.11 30.19 41.29 ('278) ELSTERNWICK Rich Cmi : Duldc 5 Quay Lynch Liuzd Nuske . Best: Duldc Liura Nuske Brunt Darling KristoL • Hunter 14 Foster 6 C Mahony 4 Putt 4 S Grace 4 Huggins 2 Beaingfield 2 Banky 2 Patsy Curtain Soppett . Beak Hunter Beding'iekl Soppett Curtain Neill S Grace .

Umph= Matthew Meier Pat Machos (F ) 14.8 19.11 29 .18(19% BULLEEN COBRAS 7 .3 NORTH BRUNSWICK 5 .2 10.3 12 .8 18.10 (118) Bud Cole R Badanjek 7 B Cookson 5 T Fradkin 4 R Daley 3 T Sette 3 P Dall'Gglio 2 J Daniels T Conn N Ritchie R Pasinati F Arcoraci . Best: R Badanjek B Cookson F Arcoraci M Mann T Mazzarella R Daley .

Nth Brm&- J Boudoloh 5 Ferns 2'Ikaddle 2 Pollalds 2 Freeman 2 AM Taha A Taha Newton Robertson PiTZari . Best Freeman Robertson Santacudco J Boudeloh Pretty Mountney.

Llupft= Peter Pullen Daniel Dinneen (Fl Robert Seymour Trislian Collins (G) ALBERT PARK 4.1 9.3 10.7 15.9 (87) HAWTHORN Atl484.5 5.8 9.10 12.14 (86) A>ltat Pa ft Collin 5 Payne 2 D Allan 2 R Baker Storey Morgan Chambers .

Best S Variables D 7hompson R Baker Hymns S Bennett D Allan . . S Avery 3 Tyson 2 Lauletta 2 Murphy Hall Dawson Lachlan Rice . ..' Best Murphy Caruana S Avery McKenna Ale x Unipfv= Greg Rawlings Nick Brown (F) Mark Rogers Perrin Brown (B) Trevor Foy Paul Whitehead (G)

BOX HILL NORTH HAS THE BYE 4.0 7.6 10.9 15 .10 (88) ST MARYS 3 .2 6.3 9.6 11 .6 (72) ffi388M St Mm-ym Bernardi 4 Nicholson 4 Murphy 3 Anthony Theohazris . Best: Weller Nicholson Murphy Bernardi Theohanis Banks . Krohn 3 Conole 2 Watson 2 Abbott Barnes Runco Simpson . Best: Barnes Paisley

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0.0 0.0 2 .0 2.0(12) ELSTERNWICK 5 .8 12.11 18.14 28.20 (168) Rl cb Cent- Lane Gray. Best: Titley Lane Phelan Krisohos Read Guthrie.

• Goldman 9 Pvmazt 6 McAdam 3 Missaglfa 2 Kaicer Leaper Surnian .

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9.8 18.11(101) 7.5 BULLZEN COBRAS 3 .0 NORTH BRUNSWICK 3 .1 5.2 6.3 8.5(53) &il C,otn V'mcintor3o 5 Edgar 4 Santaluda 2 Lykopandis Kyranikos Unwtin Lewis. Best: R Mundy J Trinchi M Unw•in P Vaughan S Tropea .

Nth Brmom, Papnikolaou 2 S Tsialtas H Tsialtas Giulas AIlouche Pisasale Linder. Best: Belbin Heam Canley Giovanogilou Giulas Brifla.

ALBERT PAR K 2.3 5.4 9 .7 12.8 (80) 7.1 11.3 12.5 1a.10 (100) HAWTHORN AMATEURS BB at Pacic S Allan 6 S Fairfield 2 Wall Harriett Price Pashas . Best: Banned: TufHn Snowden Askew Jackson S Allan . Bawo Jackomos 8 Gattis 2 Dixon C Ho Collins Ryan Houareah . Best: Rya Gpie Jackomas Begg Lee .

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Coach : Peter Armstrong Res Coach : Jon Pratt

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4 T. Manno 5 J . Garrett 7 S . Stewart 8 C . Langley 9 A . Sallantioglu 10 S . Cook 11 T. Thor 12 A. Dick 13 M. Cumming 14 L . Penhalluriack 15 L . Keillor 16 M. Penny 16 W. Drew

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17 G . Cavallo 18 C. Butler

13 M . Tuffin 14 M . Hyams 15 D . Barley 15 P. Guicas 16 C. Roberton 17 S . Bennett 18 G. Collins 19 N . Cain 20 K . Grace 21 P. Shoppee 22 J . Hannett 22 J . Marshall 23 B. Harries 23 D . DeZoete 24 T. Green 25 J. Wier

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. Duck 37 L .Hogan 38 S. Fairfield 41 R . Williams 42 C . Cook 44 B. Isard 45 J. Agar 46 G . Price 48 M . Snowden 50 S . Thompson 51 J . McKay 52 D. Allan 53 M . Williams 55 D . Quinlan 57 J . Sutton 57 J . Baker 58 S. Gitsham 59 L . Barr 60 V. Surace 62 P. Cramer 77 S. Garcia 78 T. Tuhoro 79 S. Thompson 80 J . Bowlby

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Old Brighton recorded their first win of the new season in dramatic fashion last weekend, pinchin g a 4 point victory against an inaccurate Marcellin. Kicking 5 .0 to 0 .6 in the opening term, and leading 11 .1 to 4 .12 at the main break, the Tonners victory came despite recording

but the Bombers are looking the goods by 4 goals . Finally, the 2004 Section 3 GF re-match will see Old Carey prevail by 42 points.

11 fewer shots on goal. Other winners : Collegians by 25 over St Bernards. De La Salle by 76 over Old Scotch and Old Xavs by 11 over Uni Blues .

Ttvo rounds gone and still little indication of any side firming as a favourite, with the section one ladder all tied up with six sides sitting at 1-1 . This weekend the pick of the action is out at Marcellin College where the home side face reigning premiers De La Salle . Marcellin are extremely unlucky not to be leading the competition this week, having kicked away their chances of l,rieto--~ last week with a disappointing return in front of goal . Expect the home side to have spent a little bit of extra time on the track this week and a tough encounter when the sides clash on Saturdav . De La by 3 pts . In other games, Collegians to defeat Old Brighton providing they nullify Salem and Sest up forward . Uni Blues to reclaim a spot in the top half of the ladder with an away win at Old Scotch, while St Kevins should easily account for St Bernards after an extra week on the track .

flon Phew, NOW I'm starting to get a feel for the competition . . . . . kind a . . .

The Bears confounded my suspicions kicking away to a big win over the Friars who are still finding their feet at this level . The Wellers surprised noone with a massive 3rd quarter setting up a 9 goal victory over the Fields . The Woodsmen 'pantsed' the Sharks (and me too) with a 26 goal shellacking, with Baddeley (9) unstoppable up front . I witnessed a close tussle at Bulleen where the OMs, led by Mitchell and the 'very-chirpy' Mr Ray had too much class for the home side, despite the efforts of Simmons and young Stockers .

Meanwhile, over the road, Old Carey prevailed in a physical encounter, which saw the Bombers fly home with 11 goals in the last term thanks to Phillips, Shaw, Rankin (6) and Caponetto (4) .

Wellers to continue their run over the Bears by 6 goals . The Fields will outclass the OTs by 8 goals .

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qppp~__ cpoint 13 win . margin, but Out the ea -inner here as the Raiders over came a d Demon side . The game was dominated b y ,, ,i , l ,,C,,nces and scoring was made difficult . After liome truths were delivered to the Raiders at tinal break, they broke away to record a 22 <<.rin, Finally, a 107 walloping from the Black s ;,,als to Battista) had better spark an improved .. , , ,ri from Monash . . . . . . cl the Tigers ~

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by an average margin of 147 pts . With Raggazoni simply unstoppable up front, and Sheridan & Maaskant providing constant drive from the backline, Aquinas should have little trouble disposing of Rupy this weekend . Aquinas by 21 . In the round's other games, Kew to extend their unbeaten streak to three with a win over Old Westbourne, Fitzroy to enter the top half of the ladder win a win over Bulleen-Templestowe, and Emmaus to defeat Old Scotch in an upset at Bennettswood Reserve .

Jackas should open their account at th e expense with an 11 point victory . The

;•r ; are cranking now, an d the Tigers nee d tinkering, Raiders by 41 points . Likewise , j,i~h will be 38 point winners over th e The Demons will get back on track at th e ~' expense by 67 points . I think the Unicorn s ,11 lind things tougher today against the classy - visitors by 19 points . section SIza ;' ; o(use apologies for the mass confusion last , ; ~Es I predicted the round 3 results 2 weeks ~;~~• A of time!! Should be enough to get me the ~ \ Tool of The Week I'd reckon . <i supreme shoot-out at Funkytown, wher e _icing Scorpions prevailed over the Pirates in se one . The Rovers recovered from last week' s i -v.Tenching loss to outlast the Bloods by 1 5 The Nodders led at each change, but De La m only 2 goals shy in the 3rd term before they ,l out of gas . Better Nodders were Moran ,

,, .uiIey and Lewton . The Monders won the toss ,n!1 racked up a quick-fire double ton against the 1x,s llop-,un attack . A 12 goal last term prove d :u c percentage booster and Robbins was ~prc~sible .

Predic_io ,.~ . ,~hould I stick to last week's call ?

%,ip - more good oil means my second crack at it,,, i nd 3 is as follows : a > i m by 3 goals (same) ds by 16 points (different) n, ?;odders but 45 points (different) ~ 'rmond by 22 points (different) Sectio n

uinas continue to set the pace at the top of the ion red ladder, defeating Therry Penola by 122 n« last weekend in yet another impressiv e ii-pl,iyfrom the Ringwood club . Other winners on ! ., :lnzae Long Weekend : Kew by 47 over :mr-iiaus St Leos, Rupertswood by 36 ove r ~nii :ig premiers Fitzroy, and Old Scotch by 6 in thrillcr against Bulleen-Templestowe .

i .. ._lclcr leaders Aquinas will be aiming to make it v : ins from as many outings this weekend, n they host third place Rupertswood . Out to a disappointing 2004, Aquinas unde r << IZ Danny Minogue have impressed in th e ng rounds, winning their opening two games ' ,I ATEUR

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Kaplan 2 ra 1 T. Kovess 1 J . Gasparini 1 N 3 T Baran 37 a. Hockmg 2 D. Jennings 2 R. Tabacchiera 2 J . Fletcher 4 E.wa::eheac 3sM.L n 3 J . Winstanley 3 S.Oliver 3 M Fieldsend .

5 B. Sawid_ws 39 N. W A 4 S. Rowell 4 D. Close 4 N. O'Halloran s A.>R,?~ 4oM.Ne~wm 7 Lamstrag 41 H.Dumaresq 5 J. Miller 6 J . Pitcher 5 J . Bortolotto 8 D . Prnmey 42 T. Foenarwe r 6 J. Geddes 7 D. Keely 6 S. Abrahams 9 TGr~erar~r' 43J.M~m.a 7 J. Salem 8 J. Greenhalg 7 C. MacLaren 10T. HatKness 44 J. Daqga n 9 A. De 8 D.Marte Valsorda 8 M. Bartlett 11 K AY_n 48 E. Kilcirsn 10 N . Roberts 9 T. Gunning 12A T~p1 47J Pearce 9 D. Considine 11 W. Fenton 10 J . Edge 13 H . Eva 48 a Peny 10 T. Stafford 14TLeeds 49H .Tay~r 12 L . O'Donnell 11 K. Sheehan 11 S. Faffelly 50T vrog1 13 A . Nasr 12 P. Austsin 12 J . Priestley 15 nt-t6G Pariv L" 51 N Spargo 15 T. John 13 P. O'Callaghan 13 J . Best 17 a vraaace, 52 J . s~mar 16 M . Herkess 14 R . Doherty 14 A. McGlin srt~m 53 C . Li e 17 L. Case y 18S Hames 54 0 . King 15 S. Pesavento 15 J . Leal 19 T G-1 55 M. Eaa1 18 W. Dwyer .

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22 T. Donlan 20 N. Birrell 20 G . Fielke 24J .Pater ~8.wu~kwwth 23 J. Casey 21 J 61 W Harvey . Dowling 21 J. Kenyon 2sT.s!aney 24 S. Edwards 22 J 25LTar_a 628.Madm,wsn . Symes 22 J. Delos a

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Eastgate 30 S Bradley 66 N. 0~'ed 25 J. Crimmins 29 T. Kovarik . Hanson 81J.Caae s7JMur~ .

Preece 26 L 30 A . Demarde 26 S 32 A TorranN 88 S Sba n 27 M. Turner 32 D. Lowe 33 C. 6aukrnan ss C . WOW 28 C . Cogdon 34 M . Sma k 29 M. Nash Raine & Horne d 30 D . Redmon 31 D. Bolger Commercial 32 T. Montagna „ , ," ,. , . . .. .. .

ST BERNARDS Coach : Greg Wood 2 D. Hurley 4 M. Walsh 5 J. Hughes 7 C . Liberatore 8 S. Matthews 9 D . Evans 10 B . Garth 11 A . Marion 12 D . Oconnor 15 A . Mitchell 16 P. Oxenford 17 C. Rogers 20 M . Maggiore 21 T. Whelan 23 D. lanaao 24 B. Runnat s 25 C . Govan 27 M. Salvadori 30 D . Lancashire 33 M . Gourley 35 B . Ryan 38 K . Buis 39 L. Demorton 40 A . Kavanagh 43 J . Stapleton 45 B. Johnson 50 R. Schroder 58 B. Pitts 59 T. Pearson 70 E. Prendi 75 C . McDermott

ST.REVIN'S OLD BOYS Coach : Richard Oboe

1 J. Maher 2 T.Otoole 3 B. Dowd 4 S. Sexton 5 D . Petrou 6 M . Hobbs 7 R . Taylo r 8 S . Ryan 9 J . Syme 10 0. Wissell 11 A. Lynch 12 J . Liston 13 P. Mercouriou 14 J. Marchesani 15 M. Sullivan 16 R . Arnott 17 J. Charles 18 D . Tlkeridis 19 L. Gullive r 20 K . Mios 21 T. Woolfe 22 D. Gibbs 23 T. 0'hanlon 24 D. Sullivan 25 P. Gallivan 26 P. Longmore 27 J. 0'rourke 28 B. Cooke Glenane gp B. Scanan 31 P. Mclennan 32 M. Sherman 33 S . Neohoritis 35 E . Wilkinson 36 T. Trewin 40 DI. Mount 44 J . Tennent

UNIVERSITY BLUES Coach: Steve Carroll

1 R . Minn s 2 N . Anderson 3 D . Wood 4 M . Kell y 5 H . Guthrie 6 M . Sykes 7 A . Farrell (vc) 8 T. Maddocks (c) 9 Z . Elliott 10 N . Bradley 11 M. Dwyer (vc) 12 D . Marshall 13 J. McCarty 14 J. Poynte r 15 S . Mortime r 16 T. Bront e 17 D . Carmod y 18 M . Mark Lesko 19 D. Hayte r 20 C. Pyke 21 P. Birk s 22 A. Brenna n 23 L . Butler 24 J. Sundermann 25 M. Kibbis 26 L . Hallida y 27 S . Meade 28 D . Hanrahan 29 L. 0'Shannesy 30 T. Stainforth 31 B . Gannon 32 S . Gilbertson 33 J . Lynch 34 C. Blizzard

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1 Z . Wenke 2 J. Brockwell 3 A . McGovern 4 P. Adams 5 M. Holmes 6 M. Morgan 7 R. Moore 8 D. Kayrooz 9 M . Christian 10 C. Stavrapotous 11 J. Crimmins

12 J. Poyser 13 J . Dunstone

14 L. O'Donnell 15 M. Lardo 16 R . Guflerson 17 A. Stavropo!ous 18 D . Park 19 J. Spicer 20 C. Skicko 21 D. Herbert 22 J. Rigler 23 M . Depetro 24 A . Bottamle y 25 S . Toull 26 S. Pesavento 27 T. Shepherd 28 S. Green 29 J. Swift 30 P. O'rourke 31 B. Dimek 32 J. Tsi ga s 33 T Wise 34 D. Mclean 35 J . Jones 36 A . Brown

OLD CARET Coach: Rob French 4 5 6 9

J . Carpenter A . Shedden T. Davis M. Cornwell

DE Coach : John Burke Asst Coach: Paul Berry i K. Gasperino 2 R. Gillespie 3 J. Sinko 4 L. Hill 5 C. Badman 6 M . Bramwell (VC) 7 T. Hunt 8 A . Clemente g J . Starke 10 A. Mckenzie 11 J. Dickie 13 M. Wilson 14 B. Wall 15 B . Norris 17 L. Tckell

18 V. Camera 20 T Waller (VC) 21 R . Fenton 22 J . Atkins 24 R . Imlach 25 B. Strong 26 C . Shone (VC) 29 M. Gravina 31 C. Graham 32 B. Woodland 33 J . Kilgore 37 B . Fraser 38 J . Edmeades 39 A . Little 40 D . Reiby 41 J . Nicholson 43 D . Cupples (C) 46 R . Scrivenar 47 A. Mueller

49 M. Cairns

51 M . Beruldsen 52 J . Williams 61 K . Bliesner

T. Cudlipp A. Haralambous D . Oman E. Hardy

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13 J. Rimington 16 M. Laidlaw

7 L. Jones 8 R. Moffatt 9 A. Prowse

20 A. Winn 21 A . Remmers 25 S . Mead 26 J . De Leijer 27 T Howgate 28 G . Lord 30 A. Day 32 A. Newhouse

10 A . Kauye 11 A . Manaha n 12 A . Mermagas 13 C . Hanche tte 14 A. Armstrong 15 E. Baker 16 W. Christian 17 W. Fenton 18 J . Dick

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19 E . Mitchell

34 A. Alexander 35 B . Laing 38 J . Vujovich

20 A . Pannifex

44 D . Stocco

45 J . Sinclair

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18 C. Stockdale 19 T Oldfield 20 Y. Lather 22 H. Doyle

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Coach: Shane Regan

Coach: Gary Williams Team Manager: Greg Evangelista

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20 N . Bums 2t N . Stewart 22 L. Casey

22 . J Barry 24 . B McDonald 25 . R Sharpe

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7 L. De George 8 C. Thomp so n 9 C. Rossenlis 10 A. Plozza 11 A. Nasr 12 S. Gallagher

13 J . Evangelista 14 D. Ni 15 J . Nevitt 16 D. Gilmore 17 B . Forbes

18 G . Mesley 19 D. Smith 21 K . Onurulu 22 S . Levy

23 L. Townley 24 S .C. Le vy

25 D. Davidson 26 J . Castello 27 S . Masoud 28 P. Cook

29 J . Bolitho 30 J . Moffat 31 C. Dureau 33 S . Kurth

34 J . Price 35 C. Fletcher 40 J . Joseph 43 R . Thomas

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9 N. Waite 10 S . Wilson 11 A . Mclntyre 12 N. Harrison (C ) 13 D. Mayes 14 S . Jone s 15 K . Matter s 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. Kodo s 25 S . Lockwood

26 A . Byas s

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29 T. Wyeth 30 B . Dolman 31 A . Campbel l 32 M. Doyle 33 R . Johnson 34 R . Davi s

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More surprise results came from this Round, which proved how little I know as my success rate dropped to an embarrassing 43%, which has slid m e down the tipster's tally .

Review of Round 2 .

Section 1 .

With uncanny accuracy St Kevin's proved far too strong for Mazenod, who lost by sixty seven points .

Prahran had another day out when they accounted for Mt Lilydale by seventy six points .

A very accurate, Old Melburnians inflicted a rare home defeat on Old Brighton by forty six points .

Old Scotch scored their second win with a victory over De La Salle by fifteen points .

The lowest scoring game was that between Old Xaverians and University Blues, which Old Xaverians won by fifteen points .

Section 2 .

University Blacks confirmed their early leadership with victory by eighty six points over Marcellin .

Collegians defeated Therry Penola by fifteen points to record their first win for 2005 .

Old Essendon Grammarians defeated BeHill Sharks by thirty two points . The Sharks were well served by ruck man, Daniel Grant .

Fitzroy Reds, who took an early lead over Monash Blues, were never in danger and eventually won by thirty three points . For the Reds ; Nick Auden, Matthew Bridges and Adrian Marcon were best . The highlight for Monash was the skyscraping mark hauled down by Simon Brown in the second quarter.

Old Trinitv forfeited to Old Xaverians .

Sect i o n 3 .

Whitefriars took top spot from Old Scotch with a forty point victory at Donvale .

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North Old Boys showed fine form when they defeated Old Carey by forty points .

Paul Mahoney and Scb Caruso did well for North . For Carey ; William McConnell, Dale James and Mark Elvins were best while Sam Cooke "twisted the game away"!! !

La Trobe University had the Bye .

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ic101,y number 3 . , ~t home, I select Mt Lilydale to defeat Old i",hton, although neither side has any In to recommend it . l,a Salle and Old Melburnians should â&#x20AC;&#x17E;â&#x20AC;&#x17E;n'ide an even contest at Albert Park . I not sure of the Old Melburnians talent so I will select De La Salle, who hav e a powerful combination for many ,,,asons . lSversity Blues have found winning jlusive in this section and today, they undefeated Old Scotch, who wil l ,i c,Ve very tough opposition, especially at c ;unberwell . Old Scotch are my selection . ],i the early match, last season's Grand Finalists meet at Central Reserve . Old ; ;werians have won twice whereas ,,1,, ; enod failed last round . I favour Old ~.: ;tvcrians, who are a talented team whose nlaN,~rs do enough to win especially when ti,,- going is tough . section 2 .

111areellin should open their winning count at the expense of Therry Penola, :iio lack the talent of previous seasons .

C,,llegians should win their second ;nccessive match by defeating Old Trinity ,ct Albert Park . ()Id Xaverians can expect strong ,pposition from Box Hill Sharks, although ~itspect the greater fitness of th e Savcrians will see them prevail at Victoria i'~uk . ild Essendon Grammarians should make it three wins in succession by defeating %lonash Blues, who face a long trip to play and who this season have not started v:cll .

I'he match of the day could well be that Iwiween leaders University Blacks and Fitzroy Reds . Although the Reds will giv e 'ood account of themselves, I suspect ill( overall strength of the Blacks will see lit iii take the points .

Section 3 . `Wither Old Scotch nor Emmaus - St Leos liu-e established a power base in the two n-u-ids played . To select the winner is liflic ult . Two things prompt me to select c l d Scotch . They are playing at home and in Simon Illingworth they have a reliable MATEUR

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How good are Old Geelong? Will the talented Caulfield Grammarians play today? If Caulfield play as they did last week they should win . . . but consistency is not a hall mark of Caulfield . Old Geelong will be competitive but I select Caulfield Grammarians to wi n Fitzroy Reds play Old Carey, who showed glimpses of form last week . I favour the Reds to win because I suspect they will play out the eighty minutes of football better than Old Carey .

Whitefriars should win again at Donvale over La Trobe University, who will be short of match practice .

North Old Boys have the bye .

Team Managers .

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CLUB IS (1) St Kevins v Prahra n Mt Lilydale 0 C v Old Brighton Old Melburnians v De La Salle Old Scotch v University Blues Mazenod 0 C v Old Xaverians at 11 .10 a . m .

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f-11111119-al M82r•i;OD 2 .1 4 .6 5 8,9(57) 8T• 10.1 13.3 15 .7 .4 20.4 (124) Mfts: Fisher 2 Grenda 2 Hickey 2 Varney Jacobs. Best: Scasserra Quirk Harrington Jacobs Schiano Wylie. 6B:OB : Crowley 5 P Harvey-4 Conlan 2 D Dunn 2 Short 2 Horricks 2 Scarbo Kearns Macey . Best : McInerney A Kearns Game Crowley Salisbury P Harvey . IImp3tes: Gaven Had (F) ~~ 7.4 11 .7 17.9 22 .14 (1i8) UP 1dLYDALE 1 .0 3.5 5.5 8 .11 (59) Prahmn.- Cartlidge 4 Howard 4 Geri 4 Maughan 2 Davies 2 Macpherson Ivak T Belej Erickson Hilson . Best : Geri Burgess Kitchen Macpherson Green Maughan . 12t Lilydale: Details not received . Umpires: Brian Nunn (F) OLD BRIGHTON 0.4 1 .5 4.9 7 .11 (53) OLD MELBURNIANS 5 .0 10.1 12.3 18 .3 (99) Old an Liptrot 3 W Earl 2 McLachlan Caporn . Best : Handley G Earl O'Neill Steener S Davies W Earl . Old Melb : Hyde N Barret 3 Arden Theodoulus Wu 2 Officer Utting tVettenhall Alder . Best : Wettenhali Fawkner N Barrett J Tucker J Anderson . Umpires : Paul Rapke Joe Salvatore (F) DE LA BAId~ 2.3 7 .4 9 .8 12 .9 (81) OLD SCOTCH 5 .3 8.8 11.9 14 .12 (98) Details not received. IIm : Tony Burnes Steve Reddan (F ) OLD XAVERLANS 0.1 4 .4 8 .12 8.13 (81) UNIVERSITY BLLJE6 3 .4 5 .7 6.8 6.10 (46) Old Xiar. Hall 3 L Hardwick 2 Colman 2 King. Best : J Hardwick Perry Belli Calman McCarthy Rathgebec But Blues : Fulton 2 Marriott 2 Giles 4loylan . Best: Millar Movlan Marriott Eden Hopkins Robinson .

Umpires: Bob O'Halloran Mark Thornhill (F) PLO 18 (2 ) IINIYERSTPY BLACKS 5 .3 9 .9 13 .12 17.1 (116) MARCZLLIN 1 .1 2 .3 3.4 44.6 (30) Bull Blacks : Wood 3 Ault 2 Portet 2 Bowles 2 Chandler 2 Wooley Murphy Scott Otsuka S Commodeur Henry . Best: Wood Thomson Bavles Portet Murphy Henty. Marc: S Mathews 2 M Mathews M Sy7nes . Best : P Symes M Svmes S Mathews R Galati. Umphrm- Rick Benson Frank Kavanagh (F) THERRY PEHOLA 2 .2 5.3 9 .6 10.9 (69) COLLEGIANS 4 .1 10.5 11 .8 12.12 (84) 29t Pen: Keenan 2 Stevens 2 Kenessy 2 Saunders Toner Matthews Murnane . Best : Kennon Murnane Kenessy Matthews Sunders Maresdic . CaB: Oakley 3 Frown 2 Grant 2 Leitchford McDonough Parkinson Pesa Treacy . Best : Frown Hains Parkinson Day Oldham McDonough . Umpires: Gerard Dowling Peter Kelly (F)

OLD T_'~ IITY OLD ~AVE12IA1 ;3 Old Trinity Forfeit U : Danny Carroll (F) BOX MLiSHARKS 3 .1 4 .4 6 .5 1018" OLD ESSENDON 6 .2 9.4 12.8 , 'IRA: Baker Viola 3 Kinsella 2 Cavell Pam e . Best: Grant 16-10(l Payne Baker Kinsella Price . Old Ess : Fraser 5 Carriss 4 Cram Nlipej,; H, Woerndle . Best : Overman Hughes Fraser Carris. Ltmg9- ~O„ a Foard Simon Fearless (F) FITZROY REDS 3.6 7.8 10.11 11 ) ffiONAS II BLUES 0 .2 3 .6 5 .10 6.16 (62 Fits Reds: Duncan 2!59aeKay 2 Cockshuti George Cr o .13 1 Marron Leske Buckley . Best: MacKay Coekshutt Buckley Foster . Mon Blues : Coughlin 4 Haines 2. Best : Tracy Coughlin PDunca L Woods Summons Blasch . Um ' : Simon Brooks Tom Windlau1 trl OLAB 18 (3) WHITEFRIIARS 3 .5 6.9 6.13 11 . OLD SCOTCH 0.1 0 .2 2 .2 6.15(61) .5 (41) White : Vernal 2 Elliot 2 Hogg Davies Tatterson Ward Hennessy Spittetri Welsch . Best : Andrews Atkinson Elliot Taylor Johnson Rvan .

Old Scotch: Lacey 2 Lawrence 2 Hassehvood Don . Best : Iser Andrew, Don Multman Lawrence Newton . II : Tony Began (F) E IIB BT LEW 2.1 5 .5 8.7 11 .7 (73) CAULFYEL ) OR 4.0 5.2 8 .8 14.7 (91 ) Emmaus BL : Landy 5 Montgomery 2 McGloin 2 Tonkin P Manton . Be$4 Landy Cox Tonkin England Pearson Dixon . Caul: Travis Backman 5 Minter 3 Margerison 3 Townley Gelfand R Naderbaum . Best : Travts Bookman A Johnson R Naderbaum Minter Trent Backman Loetje .

Umpires : Lindsay McIntyre Rheti Parker (F ) OLD GEELONG 1 .2 4 .4 7.6 7 .11 (53) OY REDS 1.3 3.4 6 .10 7.12 (54) Old C-ed: Southey Smith Grills 2 Timms Urquhart Hughes 2 . Best Hughes Grills Carey Green Timms Ross. Fitz Reds : Prior 2 Grimmett 2: Box Sava Everard . Best: Flanagan Jackson Grimett Vaughan Prior Vigilante . II : Joe Ciccotosto Trevor Hansen (F)

OLD CAREY 1 .1 4.2 7.3 9 .5 (59) NORTH OLD BOYS 4 .2 6.12 13 .16 15 .19 (109) Old Carey : McConnell 3 G Morgan White Wilkie Elvins Coo6Chiucharelli. Best: McConnell White Steer Elvins Leong Wilkie . NOB: Mahoney 3 O'Sullivan 3 M Connoly 2 Caruso A Morton Ronan Rocco Stephens M Tehan . Best: A Morton Mahoney O'Sullivan M Tehan Rocco Trimbo(i . Umpires: David Windlow (F) LA TROBE UNI HAS THE BYE

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Player count held during the Bulleen-Templestowe v Fitzroy Reds reserve match . Found Fitzroy Reds had too many players on the ground . Club fined $100 as well as losing the 6 points scored while the extra player was on the ground .

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ORMOND 2 2 0 0 341 119 2&6.55 OLD CAREY 2 2 0 0 296 148 200 .00 FITZROY REDS 2 2 0 0 262 188 139 .36 YARRA VALLEY 0 B 2 2 0 0 260 215 120 .93 EMMAUS ST LEOS 0 C 2 1 1 0 255 207 123 .19 AQUINAS 0 C 2 1 1 0 209 256 81 .64 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 2 0 2 0 220 267 82 .40 OLD MENTONIANS 2 0 2 0 172 266 64 .66 PRAHRAN 2 0 2 0 137 310 44.19 GLEN EIRA 2 0 2 0 129 305 42.30 I72 SECTION

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OLD XAVERIANS 2 OLD SCOTCH 2 ST BERNARDS 2 OLD MELBURNIANS 2 OLD HAILEYBURY 2 OLD TRINITY 2 UNIVERSITY BLUES 2 COLLEGIANS 2 ST KEVINS 2 MARCELLIN 2

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OLDIVANHOE 2 2 0 0 235 136 17219 8 OLD BRIGHTON 2 2 0 0 243 169 143 .79 8 MAZENOD 0 C 2 2 0 0 176 154 114.29 8 WHITEFRIARS 2 1 1 0 184 147 125 .17 4 DE LA SALLE 2 1 1 0 200 188 106.38 4 OLD ESSENDON GR 2 1 1 0 210 205 102.44 4 MHSOB 2 1 1 0 172 192 89.58 4 ST BEDES MENT TIG 2 0 2 0 142 212 66.98 0 NORTH OLD BOYS 2 0 2 0 139 218 63.76 0 CAULFIELD GR 2 0 2 0 124 204 60.78 0

HAMPTON ROVERS 2 2 0 0 274 122 224 .59 OLD CAMBERWELL 2 2 0 0 313 143 218.88 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 2 2 0 0 195 131 148 .85 BEAUMARIS 2 2 0 0 171 119 143.70 PARKDALE VULTURES 2 1 1 0 211 138 152.90 OLD PARADIANS 2 1 1 0 197 240 . 82.08 AJAX 2 0 2 0 185 226 ~ 81 .86 MONASH BLUES 2 0 2 0 133 184 72 .28 THERRY PENOLA 0 B 2 0 2 0 128 267 4794 BANYULE 2 0 2 0 106 343 30 .90

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442 162 272,84 355 268 132,46 205 185 110.81 133 136 97 39 265 272 97 .43 99 118 83,90 237 300 79 .00 236 250 94 .40 141 422 33.4 1 pis

189 62 304 .84 224 127 17638 160 108 14815 118 109 108.26 151 160 94 .38 124 135 9185 156 194 80 .41 70 126 55.56 116 187 62 .03 69 169 40 .83

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L D For Agst _f Pts

DE LA SALLE 2 2 0 0 327 57 573 68 8 OLD IVANHOE 2 2 0 0 189 77 245.45 8 MAZENOD 0 C 2 2 0 0 189 89 212.36 8 MHSOB 2 1 1 0 136 103 132 .04 4 ST BEDES MENT TIG 2 1 1 0 132 122 108 20 4 OLD BRIGHTON 2 1 1 0 149 174 85 .63 4 CAULFIELD GR 2 1 1 0 125 166 75 .30 4 OLD ESSENDON GR 2 0 2 0 118 241 48 .96 0 WHITEFRIARS 2 0 2 0 79 174 45 .40 0 NORTH OLD BOYS 2 0 2 0 33 274 12 .04 0 C

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HAMPTON ROVERS 2 2 0 0 155 65 238 .46 8 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 2 2 0 0 214 95 225.26 8 BEAUMARIS 2 2 0 0 243 108 225 .00 8 OLD PARADIANS 2 1 1 0 138 109 126 .61 4 PARKDALE VULTURES 2 1 1 0 149 137 108 .76 4 OLD CAMBERWELL 2 1 1 0 110 104 105.77 4 AJAX 2 1 1 0 97 102 9510 4 THERRY PENOLA 0 B 2 0 2 0 96 188 51 .06 0 MONASH BLUES 2 0 2 0 106 256 42 .19 0 BANYULE 2 0 2 0 58 204 2843 0

A~st ~ Pts

OLD GEELONG 2 2 0 0 246 121 203.31 8 RUPERTSWOOD 2 2 0 0 265 149 177.85 8 LA TROBE UNI 2 2 0 0 261 159 16415 8 OAKLEIGH 2 2 0 0 297 188 157 .98 8 BENTLEIGH 2 1 1 0 245 266 92 .11 4 SALESIAN 0 C 2 1 1 0 179 208 86.06 4 IVANHOE ASSUMPTION 2 0 2 0 178 249 71 .49 0 SWINBURNE UNI 2 0 2 0 139 211 65.88 0 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 2 0 2 0 130 234 55 .56 0 PENINSULA 0 B 2 0 2 0 133 288 46 .18 0

113 SECTION P W L D For Apt % Pts ST JOHNS 0 C 2 2 0 0 329 81 406.17 8 WERRIBEE AMATEURS 2 2 0 0 297 140 212.14 8 OLD WESTBOURNE 2 2 0 0 236 159 148 .43 8 UHS-VU 2 1 1 0 197 197 100 .00 4 KEW 2 1 1 0 215 243 88.48 4 WEST BRUNSWICK 2 1 1 0 168 224 75 .00 4 SOUTH MELB DISTRICTS 2 1 1 0 159 287 55.40 4 MONASH GRYPHONS 2 0 2 0 191 218 87 .61 0 SYNDAL TALLY-HO 2 0 2 0 183 251 72 .91 0 POWER HOUSE 2 0 2 0 89 264 33 .71 0

DI RESERVE PW 1 D For Agst%- Plc ORMOND 2 2 0 0 227 79 287 .34 8 OLD CAREY 2 2 0 0 181 120 150 .83 8 YARRA VALLEY 0 B 2 2 0 0 204 148 137 .84 8 FITZROY REDS 2 1 1 0 209 110 190 .00 PRAHRAN 2 1 1 0 130 131 99.24 OLD MENTONIANS 2 1 1 0 146 168 86 .90 AQUINAS 0 C 2 1 1 0 103 193 53.37 EMMAUS ST LEOS 0 C 2 0 2 0 142 191 74 .35 GLEN EIRA 2 0 2 0 86 1 68 51 .19 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 2 0 2 0 101 221 45 .70 'I goal deleted after player count

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