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,,.t.,n said that amateur football is a ye-rig 1's game . Though Old Haileybury's -ull makes a mockery of such a statement , e is no doubt that the VAFA is a little difff -ent our country and metropolitan counterpart s

iat it is a very youthful competition , C is is partially attributable to ie strong isis placed on U19's and also - e flow-on from school football, there are c factor s :__y . The lack of match payments us __ can difficult to fully commit to in ~ igours o f training and playing for a long period of dine . The nature of amateur footy clubs also means that travel, work and family commitments can inon players' longevity .

player last vear in his first ear out of school and has icked on in style , culminating in a cracking

performance in the 2005 rep g; °s . Not much of him bu t s up for it with skill ,

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t'ith this in mind, Club Warehouse IasC i ;iitiated the VAFA's 'Rising Star' award ~r

~eep getting the ball in tight to win the ball every time a t

iremier Under 23 player in the competition . ' inaugural winner was Old Melburnians' el m who won his club's best and d was runner up the yea r atelv missed out on the Under 23 _ar due to irfury. _. € d who was recruited from :rribee Football clubs . A real is ` I later this year and will b e lub's quest to avoid relegation . ; ider James Beaumont, who snared a $25 0

and a cool thousand dollars for his club . ) of this, Uni Blues' Ross Young and Mat t ne-7, Old Trinitv s Alistair Neville, St Bernards'

?3 players to score a berth s rep side < ;ainst the VCFL. Acquitte d

-ll ag. nst bigger bodied opponents beja pivotal member of the All Australia n - fling to Ireland .

is Goullet and Fitzroy Reds' Kane MaghaT 1,-z

2re all snapped up by VFL clubs, illustra+i- : c' ~pth of young talent in the VAFA's ranks . this year's draft pool is considered a i than previous years, there is a scr ,e of an amateur player b rig . are some pups from the 200 5 ~ •r e for the Club Warehouse Ai ; d ully kick on at a higher level ' 20 06 . ki - Ajax Sliper impressive midfielder with VFL experience ho would have to be a red hot favourite to v .rin the c,.ion Best and Fairest . Was best on ground in Gt~Je match against Western Australia .

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'- be- players in other leagues are °, hard nosed, well paid veterans , iteur teams are often (bu t fresh faced, uninhibite d ; season near completion, these no doubt be the key to their club' s G ra,~,

~r Rising Star who has flown under the er- -1 il Jonathan Horn -

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C_ In the 1< cvo years, the might y have lost four or five of the best amateur footballers you would ever want to see . "Good night Bernie", we said. "Stuff you", they replied and proceeded to knock off the premiership fancies on their own turf, Scotch at Camberwe ll and ran Haileybury to a draw at the Badlands.

They had a high profile coach, wonderful new facilities and some gun recruits .

Seven games later, they're in a bit of strife and B Grade is a serious possibility . It's hard to conjure with the thought of Bernard's in B Grade ; somewhat like Alphonse Gangitano going back to pinching han dbags . Personally, I reckon they'll hang on . It's significant that Gou llet was back from Williamstown last week and they also are fortunate that Geelongs reserves have the bye in the last round, which would allow Jay Cheep and Danny Byrne (who would be red hot chance to win Geelong's B&F) to return .

cDonald p' _ ed his best 1 game for the season thu s far for Xavs, who are definitely off the boil . But really, since when were they int rested in winning flags from ist nosition?

spy to Get T3 its" Saturday as the first time I've seen Trinity thi : year and ;iough they deserved to win, St Kevin': would be ruing the fact that they let it slip . SKOB: threw a star studded line up at the home side who impressed with their hardness at stoppage : and discipline down back . Anthony Rer ucertainlyhas bitofmongrelinhimandh +

played well and even Rambo was dishing out ~ few, particularly just before half time! In man : ways however, his second half turned the game along with Jack Healy, who took some tellin ; marks and Kristian Butler, who kicked tw~ match-winning last quarter goals .

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Let's ta : e nothing away from Collegians, who tamed t__e Snakepit and enhanced their own chances of staying up . It's not unreasonable to say that Pat Hawkins has been the coach of the year thus far; few outside The Trott gave them one iota of being competitive this year, yet he has moulded a bunch of kids with a select group of veterans and has them playing great footy . Cil Saturday, Shura Taft and Tom Bull had stellar first halves while a trio of recent graduates, Josh `Im- "ark Parrent and Matt Naylor all held fi n in dei nce .

These , o aiays seem to give us entertaining games __id i .ith Scott Cations (6 ) James Gerstman (5), Scott Mollard (5) and Damien Lynch (5) all on song up forward, it was a good old fashioned shoot out at Camberwell . Dale Tapping can take great heart from the fact that his side didn't fade out like last time, whilst he would also be rapt, i~' , form of Tim ; inocchiaro . '-nthony

a ings -those Bloods : I apologise and retract comments I mad in relation to the Old Haileybury AFC . They wer in no way meant to be derogatory or insulting u any way. (Johnathan Horn) .

They certainly have one hell of a footy team dow ; at MeKinnon, with Jeremy Bourke playin another cracker and Carl Steinfort turning in hi best game for the club and Disco Seccull's c : -or

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200 games at 37 years of age is jus t enai. Blues kicked themselves out o f nti n but got typically good games out of erson and Luke North, two players who out their B&F. Very significant tha t

- was best on ground in the twos , !_by and Andrew Henderson are als o of naking comebacks . Don't write IHSt vet .

yr - lg V . , according to the script at tsco -er. i rcellin moved to third . Cullman d e . Rice played another belter. OMs were t b it not quite good enough . Nothing to se e is

•nard's lose they are cactus, Xavs are playin g uble chance and Uni may cost themselve s als berth if they can't see off the very rous Trinity . With that in mind . . . y by 5 points over OM s by 7 points over Mareellin 1-- 3 points over Trinity 17 over Collegian s 3 points over St Kevin' s Jonathan Hor n

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3 deca s lark first represented th e U/19s inl~o7 . After trying out wit h mond and St .Kilda, and then a stint pringvale, he rejoined thelub in 1990 an d a member of the B Grade Premiership tha t second B Grade flag followed in 1995 . is been a Club Captain, and also

d the State in several of hi s :sen ~Hive appearances . At the tender age of it is a testament to Disco's wonderfu l itive < . ; and high level of physical ditionii, th< . he is playing as well now as at time in i, is career and has been a key to th e s resurg . :nce in 2005 . Congratulations from OH to Mark on this great achievement and 35ociated L`~°` abership of the OF ." -C

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U Ru : sell Davidson Tim Sutcliffe (F) Ben Parsons Danten Anthony iF - . 2<- Ichael O'Donnell (G) . . .

5 .3 6.9 12 .10 17 .13 (115) r' 4,2 7.4 10 .8 13 .11 189) Ilan 4=faclaren 2 L Considine Waters Rice Fraze r . ~r : Jarred 14bods Bortolotto Rice Hugustur Culllnan. Old 3 1rmon 3 Lacey 3 49 Berrv 2 Hawkins Jo. Miller. Best: J ~„ay Stud}LUtn Kerman M Berry Harvey . elm Kofrnl3n Peter James (F) Robbie MaNsion Rob Mutton (B) L phson Chris Davie (G) OLD SCO 7.4 10 .6 14.13 21 .15 (141) 05 . . PSi`S 4 .4 8 .7 11 .11 15.14 (104) 0 : Cations 6 Cerstman 5 Pugslev 3 Wigney 2 B Phillips 2 O'Connor 2 Tr , t: Firrocchi3ro Crow Cations Kitchen Ashton Ross . Old ®~av: Lh 5 Used 5 Clarke Jones Boven Beetham Chatfield. Best: 4'. on Bowen Biugitarrr Ford Beardsley Scanlon .

U : C nf Caulfiekd Simon Clue (F) Adam Rogers Cameron Hayes (B) Garin 3erts Steven Piperno (G ) 4.1 6.2 9 .7 15 .11 (101) S 4.0 7 .7 8 .10 12.14 (86) 0 K Butler 3 Cultrera 3 Reynolds 3 J Healy 2 McPherson 2 D Bt °r Da . Best: J Healy Brown Kenna Dann A Ram.`den D Buttler.

Chard 4 Mulgrcw: 2 Traraglia 2 Garlick McKee Dowd Lucas . Best : t L honey Garlick Travagia Do)lman Chard.

U. . me Hinton Jason tdeNiece (F) Matt Jenkinson Michael Sa>>*u -s (B) Paul Gait Andrew Esposito (G) S 2.3 4.6 7 .8 12 .13 (85) 7.2 13 .8 15 .11 16 .14 (110) 51,. Bv-c: Pe r 4 Goullet 2 Gi ll 2 Liberatore Uren Madden Legudi . Best : Roach T hison Potter HaDarin Uren Gill . Call: Taft 5 Bull 5 Dixon 2 Blru 2 A Baxter Weekes . Best : Ashman Roach Taft Bull Naylor H ¢-on .

U: ; : L In Gallagher Brent °'" :a4read (F) Brendan Corcoran Ryan ) Lucas Robson Daniel Scully (G) 4 . 7 .2 8.5 12 .6 (78) 2, 4,5 9.9 11 .9(75) ttniou 5 Chipperfleld 3son 2 Ferguson Eight . Best: Kight on, ;eLaughlan F,v.d . Jai B : Coleman 41Vestmore 2 :2 Rr 6ins. Best: Hayter Gin Heinz hlePhall Tanner .

1 .1 1 .5 2.5 2 .5(17) 4.4 9 .9 15.14 21 .23(!49) roG. Best : Wignell Weston Paseuzzi Cahill- Conte . Old 5 Grant 2 Matthews 2 hi Prowse 2 Anderson Dixo n Waddell . Best: Anderson Pannifex C Ray Neeson A 1 .4 3.7 4.11 7.17 (59) AS 1 .5 1 .8 3 .12 5.13 (43) ea: S Graham 2 Allen Sutcliffe 0 Crane . Best : Sutcliffe Teastiate Craham Allen Beattie. Old SCaa: Beattie 2'49oti3art 2 Ginna4tin 2 M k : VY'aLsh H ~rdgtns Tatulaschwile Agius Howard Larkins .

1 .3 3 .4 6 .7 6.9(45) 2.5 3.7 6 .8 8.11 (59 ) 01 Trln . ~- . 2 S Amore J Burgess J Kenna S VanDorVenne . Best : Lau IStore J Burgess Anucorll Mai . SiiOB: P Mount 2 Durm 2 mtor D Mount Taylor Shannon . Best: Hughes Mitchell Undcn at t Dempsey OToole .

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31 N. Roach 32 C. Blumfield VC 33 B. Hoist 34 D. McCaughan 35 L . Nesbi t

36 M. Roberson 37 S.Humphry 38 A. Rebu s 39 D . Cannizzo 40 D . Strachan 41 W . Tarddf 41 B. Duff 42 T. Sank 43 E. Malone 44 Y. Phillips 45 A. Stone 46 J . Cooke 47 Z. Moon 48 B. Low 49 M. Rose 50 M. Rice 51 B. Shadbatt 53 T. Rutherford 54 B . Woalhouse 55 T. Cookes Res Cap t 56 M. Stetanidakis 57 D . Williamson 58 N . Bobeff 59 A . Wright - Smith 60 D . Mutto n 61 E . Healey 62 0. Howard 63 A . Kenr.eally 64 N .Cra!g 65 A . Smith 66 J . Adgemis 67 A . Nichola 6-3 M . Gromotga 70 D. Slatyer 76 B . Hage

1 B. Dobson 2 J. Rice 3 D. Waters 4 J. Fraze r 5 D . Johnston 6 G . Romania 7 S. Maguire 8 R . Frisina 9 L . Considine 10 D . Cullman 11 N . Addison 12 B. O'Donnell 13 C . Woods 14 A.Layton 15 J . Borto}otto 16 L. McMillan 17 G. Cox (C) 18 D . Gartner 19 A . Papaluca 20 M . Hermans 21 N . Walker 22 D. &9arsan 23 M . Leffanue 24 L.0'Flynn 25 R. Galat i 26 D. McMillan 27 S . Theisz 28 B . Carmody 29 S . Brooks 30 S . Considine 31 M . BoRototto 33 F. Dorbolo 34 D. Jarred (VC) 37 C. Maclaren 38 S. Matthews 39 B. Colvill e 40 C . Purcell 41 J. Seabury 42 G . Petroff 43 J. Pascuzzi 44 L . Hansen 45 D . Theisz 46 52 53 54 55

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30 T. Fnocchiaro 31 N. Leitl 32 J. Garstman 33 E. Reid 34 C. Phillips 35 P. O'Connor 36 J. Suicide 37 G . Carroll 38 T. Jalbart 39 S. Graham 40 T. Aurel-Smith 41 W. Leer s 42 T. Beattie 43 A . RouBecge 44 D . Jackson 45 R . Teesdale 46 J . Beaurepaire 47 T. Reeking 49 B . Snaddon 50 M . Wa€kom 51 L. Freeman 53 AS, Symington 54 A . Sutherland 55 S . Dipasquale 56 T. Dipasquale 57 J . Crane 59 W. Elliott 61 A.'.'{. Sutherland 62 M . Graham 63 T. Col!ie 64 S. Lorenzeni 68 T. Keck 72 B. Smith 73 M. Giu7ari 86 S.Ainge r

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Co-CCcuci, s Leigh Carlso n & Phil Gaut Res Coach : Dale Bower Club 18 Coach: Ed Best 1 Kenna A

2 Butler K 3 Reynolds L 4 Walsh B VEC 5 Burrows D 6 Petdro J 7 Van Der Vence T VtC 8 Medland A 9 Pretty S 10 Dann S 11 Kennedy S 12 Cuttrera A DNlC 13 Cade J 14 Troon R 15 Hooke A 16 Hillas C DNlC 17 Weston M 18 Healy J 19 Saunders R 20 McPherson S 21 Davies M 22 Wawrzynczak M 23 Ram an A Capt: 24 Goldenberg W 25 Cameron F 26 Conchae B RNlC 27 Cumming R 28 Ch ristou J 29 Hogarth J 30 McKinnon R 31 Burgess J 32 Brown S 33 Aitken J 34 Kenna J 35 Bladeni S R/DNlC 36 Buffer D 37 Van Der Venne S 38 Ramsden R 39 Webster J 40 Beardsley D 41 Lauletta S 92 Amore S 43 Amore J 44 Mai J 45 Morpeth T Res . Capt 46 Roberts S 47 Bell D 48 Burgess M 49 Romney N 50 Dickenson A 51 Gamble R 52 Harrod T 53 Amiconi C 54 Williams Z RNtC 55 Stebbins N 56 Best E 57 Cole M 58 Heaven C 59 Cade T 60 Walsh T 61 Cristiano D 62 Arrovrsmith J 63 Cade S 64 Gra y J 35 O'Shea M '6 Blackmore B 67 Amiconi A 68 Hii A 69 McDonald E 70 Parker D 71 Hildebrandt D 72 Welsh L 73 Swinne rton H 74 Tang J 75 Read S 76 Miller P7 McDonald C 78 Kok K 79 La D 80 Adgemis J 81 Thwaites m 83 Thompson G I Brown L ' 5 Sketchley M , 3 Brawn A tt7 Jurrie R

Coach cat 3icinaroson Res Coc- n: Anthony Bourk e 1 A . Fox 2 C . Santalucia 3 J. Passe d 4 James McDonnell 5 D. Rush 6 A . Oswald 7 S . Lethlaan 8 A . McDonald 9 D . Lynch 10 M. Beardsley ...', 11 L . Howard 12 A. Bowen 13 T. Ruyg 14 J. Agiu s 15 L. Ford (Capt) 16 S . Mallar d 17 A . Chatfield (VC .)

18 M . Scanlan 19 D . Walsh 20 J . Scanlan 2t S. McCarthy 22 T. Ockleshaw (VC .)

22 M . Rus h 23 S. Johnston 24 C. Purss 25 R. Carey 26 P. Purcell 27 P. Rya n

28 Jeremy McDonnell 29 C . Beetham 30 T. Clarke 31 J. Arnold 32 T. Purss 33 N. Bingham 34 R. Colbert 35 R. MacWhirter 36 D. Sapuppo 37 C. Larkins 38 S . Freer 39 M . Green 40 A. T.Jones 41 M. Callihan 42 A. Pyl e 43 T. Woodruff 44 N. Hulett 45 M . Walsh 46 0. Gidley

47 S . Tatulaschwile 50 L . Ginnivan 51 N . Beattie 52 P. Chapman 56 J. Watson 57 N. Moylan 59 M . Higgins 60 M .0'Hanlan 62 D. King 63 T. O'Meara 65 N . Serafini

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23 L. Wilkinson (vc) 24 D . Roac h 25 D. McLaughlin (C 26 A. Smith 27 J. Hughes 28 P. Holland 29 L. Spinner 30 M . Stapleton 31 G. Campbell 32 S. Harvey 32R J . Harvey 33 N . Smit h 34 D . Byrne 35 Tate Pearson 36 A. Marian 37 A. Catterall 38 S .lannazzo 39 M . Juricskay 40 J . Madden 41 S . Matthews 42 B . Miziewicz 43 L . Micel i 44 M. Walsh 45 T. Legudi 46 R . Were 47 D. Hurley 48 L . DeMorton 49 N. Thomas 50 A . Gil l 51 D. Dugina 52 J . Stated 53 P. Harris 54 L . Evans 55 S. Buaryn 56 R . Winduss 57 M. Stewart 58 S. Andrews 59 L. Jordan 60 M . Gourlay 61 D. O'Connor 62 M . Mihaifovic 63 S . Crouch

nay i : Tony a r Res .', : :h : Rob Gross 1 N . Pope 2 M . Mulgrew .. 3 S. Garlick ..,' 4 L. Mahoney (c) 5 M. Dollman 6 D . Mahoney 7 J. Travaglia 8 T McCann 9 B. Field s 10 M . Lucas (dvc) 11 T. Duggan 12 S . McKee 13 R . Bowles 14 P. Greenham 15 W. Guilder 16 B. Garvey (dvc) 17 D . Ryan 18 R. Chard 19 D. Sheehy 20 T. Crowley 21 R. Maguire 22 J . Mount 23 T. Simpson (vc) 24 A . Lync h 25 D . Manton 26 C . Taylor 27 T.OTQol e 28 M. Giansiracusa 29 C. Underwood 30 N. Dowlin g 31 W. Keenan 32 S . O'Connor 33 M . Maguire 34 N . Perrett 35 J . Dempsey 36 P. Mount 37 M. Shannon 38 J. O'Brien 39 M . Dwyer 40 L. Kalesaran 41 M . Drinkwater 42 S . Mount 43 A . DeKretse r 44 John-Paul . Mount 45 A. Smit h 46 L . Gullifer 48 A. Conlan 50 R . Horrocks 51 D. Bare 52 D. Mount 53 B . Hughes 54 G. Holland 56 D. Walsh 57 J . Liston 58 L . Giansiracusa 59 P. Aughto n 60 S. O'Connor 61 R . Caldow 62 A. Jageurs 63 C. Lucas 64 D. Prior 65 R. Short 66 J . Marchesani 71 A . Mulkearns ''.

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16 M . Kordick 17 G. De Crespigny 18 N . Anderson 19 M. Torney 20 M. Coleman 21 C . Notman 22 B. Millard 23 T. Wilcox 24 S . Russell 25 A . Belly 26 J . Scambler 27 R . Wilkie 28 M .Thomas 29 A . Terrill

30 T. Muhlebach 31 M. Shaughnessy 32 M. Paterson 33 B. Gates 34 T. McKinnon 35 J . McKay 36 R. Minns 37 J . Robbins 38 C . Bradley 39 D . Heinz 40 C . Brookes 41 L . Quin

42 S. Fletcher 43 N . Shuttleworth 44 J. Wood 45 B. Waters 46 H. Rankin 47 A. Millar 48 L. Fishly 49 P. Steele 50 H . Nailon 51 N . Vanderbosh 52 P. Marriott 53 J. Westmore 54 A. Waxman 55 B. Gi n 56 T. Rankin 57 T. Irvine 58 J . Albanis 59 B . Hutchinson 60 D. Strack 61 J . Ritchie 62 C . Ross 63 P. Eden 64 D . McPhail 65 E. Clarke 66 L . Woodhouse 67 D. McAloon 68 J. McKerrow 69 G . Mui r 70 J. Meade 71 P. Marshal l 72 D. Gavara-Nanu 73 C . Hopkins 74 H . Munro 75 J . Moylan 77 J . McQuillan 86 D . Bannister

Old Haileybury v Old Xaverians Old Scotch v Marcelli n Old Trinity v Old Melburnians St Bernards v University Blues Collegians v St Kevin s

C~ SGTT QNMonash Blues v Old Camberwell Beaumaris v Therry Penola 0 B University Blacks v Hampton Rovers Old Paradians v Parkdale Vulture s AJAX v Banyule - at Trevor Barker Oval, Sandringham

D l E TIM Glen Eire v Emmaus St Leos 0 C Old Carey v Ormon d Aquinas 0 C v Old Mentonians Prahran v Bulleen Templestowe Yarra Valley 0 B v Fitzroy Red s k)2 SEC'k'1速% Rupertswood v Oakleigh BenUeigh v Old Geelong Williamstown CYMS v La Trobe Uni Peninsula 0 B v Salesian 0 C Ivanhoe Assumption v Swinburne Un i

123 SEcTZQN West Brunswick v Old Westbourne Power House v South Melb Districts St Johns 0 C v UHS-V U

Moorish Gryphons v Werribee Amateurs Syndal Tally-Ho v Ke w D4 SECTION Box Hill North v Elsternwick Albert Park v Eltham Collegians North Brunswick - By e

St Marys v Hawthorn Amateurs Richmond Central v Bulleen Cobra s -19 SECTtO3~ St Kevins v Marcellin Old Xaverians v Collegians Old Scotch - Bye St Bernards v University Blues Old Brighton v De La Salle

De La Salle v Mazenod 0 C North Old Boys v old Brighton - at Sportscover Arena -Sat

Old Essendon Gr v Whitefriars St Bedes Mentone Tigers v MHSOB Caulfield Or v Old Ivanho e

U _ Banyule Viewbank v Old Melburnians Old Carey v Caulfield O r W ititefriars v Beaumaris Old Camberwell - Bye Old Trinity v Rupertswood

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Oakleigh v Monash Blue s AJAX v Old Paradians - Oval 9 or 11 , Albert Park L3tdllER-19 ( 2)':3T.iTI1

Salesian Scorpions v Hampton Rovers Old Haileybury v De La Salle (2) Mazenod 0 C v Oakleigh Clays Peninsula 0 B v Ormon d ER-19 (2) E D Old Scotch - Bye Fitzroy Reds v Kew - at Ftasnsden Street Reserve Bulleen Templestowe v Aquinas 0 C Emmaus St Leos 0 C v Rupertswood (2) Old Westbourne v Therry Penola 0 B

CLUB 1$ (1 1 August 14th . 2005 - at Spost.scover Arena 2 .15 P .M .

Preliminary final CLUB 11.0 August 14th . 2005 - at Sgortscover Arena 11 .45 a.m .

Preliminary fina l CLUB 1$ I31 August 14th, 2005 - at Sgsortscover Arena 9 .20 a .m .

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A tough contest at Sportscover saw both Old Brighton and Whitefriars showing flashes of form but not being able to maintain it . But the Tonners came from behind at the orange break and finished the stronger because their extra height allowed them to exploit the conditions and win in the air. Robbie Kent was terrific all day, David Dawes had hands like glue and Adam Pirrie again dangerous in front of the sticks .

In MMA'S big game the i I side played with the same intensity of last week and set up their win with a great first quarter . Although trying very hard the undermanned NOES could just not make

what was preabr.f i th eir best wi n or the s eason ' a any leeway on their visitors who won every, quarter. Kelly, Bourbon and the Chamberlain* s were good for the victors .

A fantastic win for Old Ivanhoe out at Essendon .

In what was probably their best win for the season the Hoers put together 4 dominant quarters of footy to completely swamp QEG . And things can only get better . Rowan Weddle put in a big one .

Hope marked everything and Scott Curatolo good too .

DLS bounced back with a 35 point victory in front of a solid crowd at Waverley Park . Pretty close encounter for the first half until De La started to dominate the clearances and sharpen their skills .

Bennv Mannix took marks at both ends of the ground, Damien Rayson, and Luke Seager moved the ball quickly and Jarrod Moloney made a welcome return .

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This time last year in exactly the same situation Mazenod beat Old Brighton and wrecked their finals chances . The Nodders certainly won't be without confidence and form has been good of late but Old Brigton are in good nick too and with the return of a few defenders will just be a bit strong .

Chelsworth Park awaits the Tigers in a tough road trip . The young Tigers put in a shocker last week and will be looking to redeem themselves today .

O1d. Ivanhoe just keep on keeping on and will just have too many big guns and too much firepower for the Tigers .

NOB come across town to visit Caulfield Grammarians who after a minor stumble are now back in good touch . Important as far as finals' aspirations for the Fields today . NOBS are badly undermanned at the moment and try as they will it's the Fields for me at home.

Fourth spot could be well and truly decided tonight at 5pm after MHSOB welcome Old Eu<er'dcra to the School Oval . Plenty of motivation with the vital spoils of a finals berth going to the

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vanhoe - congratulate Chris Georgiou an d Richard Butler on reaching 5 0 games on the 30/7 and this week respectively . Chris has come up thru the U119s, and has shown the grit and determination to come back from a full knee reconstruction to cement a place in the seniors as a sweeping half back flanker, while Richard also thru the U/ 19's, is now a tall versatile player who can play as a defender or forward and is doing well in our successful reserves team .

Chris Murphy - Caulfield Grammarians notched up his 50th game last Saturday . U19 captain in '04, Murph has stepped up this season to play consistent footy . A terrific young guy at our club, all at the Fields look forward to man y

ore games in the blue & the white .

Salle - 1 0 43 Games up for Andrew :ish . Andrew played his first 2 games wit h ! Golds in 2000 and completed his 52 game Under 19 career with the Blues . Andrew, who broke into the Senior team in round 14 of the "A" Grade 2004 season achieved the 100 game milestone in the least time possible, a tribute to his fitness and dedication .A confident and reliable defender, Andrew is sure to add to his Senior tally in the near future . Well done Andrew! iiorth Old Boys - congratulate Matthew Cribbes on playing his 50th game for the club today . It's been a while coming for Malty, who started with '_dorth in 2002, but he's got there finally .

Gisborne born and bred, he's been a fantastic contributor to the club on and off the field. His form as a reliable hackman, leadership and devotion to the club were rewarded with the reserves captaincy this year, and he's led from the front with his second to none courage and ,ommitment . Well done on getting to the 50

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Umpires : David Phillips Jaime Kvins (F) Dean Herskope Simon Abel (B) Daniel Kofo:xl Anthony Kyrkou (G) OLD BRIGHTON 2 .2 7.5 9.10 13.15 (93) FRIARS 3 .1 7.2 12 .4 13.8 (86) Old Br* Pirrke 6 Dawes 2 Kent J Edge CrIIly Mason Perrett . Best: Kent Dawes Picnic S Gadsden MacGillivTay Gimllvan . White: Tomey 4 Carrigg 3 Ross 2M Carbone Crea Cunningham MarchesL Best: Phan G Power CanYgg Cunningham Kennedy A Carbone .

Umpiaes: Steve McCarthy Rob Mayston (F) Will Stokes Peter Monotti (B) Daniel Brookes Eddie Boal (G ) NORTH OLD BOYS 1 .0 4 .2 6.4 9.6 (66) hIAZENOD 4.5 7.10 10 .11 14 .14 (98) BOB : M Barker 3 Sleep 2 Butcher Tonkin Curry Citreon . Best: Tonkin Map)estone Cassell T Sheehan Hooking Alsop . PRaz: C Jayaweera 4 T Castricum 3 Bourban 2 Kelly 2 S Castrtcum Fuller Dunne . BesC Kelly Bourbon B Chamberlain Reed D Chamberlain Meehan .

Umpires: Mark Gibson Dirk Kramer (F) Matthew Jackson Brendan Cannon (B) Clive Shipley Graeme Booth (G) OLD ESSENDON GI2 0.1 3 .4 5 .4 6 .5(41) OLD IV OE 7.6 11 .8 15.16 19.21 (135) Old Fee: Forrest 3 Flaherty Bartram Leask . Best : Towner Flaherty Fewster Ryan Biggs Frazer. Old Iv: Weddle 5 Haras 3 Lochran 2 Theodossi 2 DtnakLs 2 Russian Kent Price Branigan Collings . Best : Kefalas Curatolo Branigan Hope Price Weddle.

Um : Luke Holmes Daniel Wardley (RFL) (F) Andrew ErrinE ,aton Steven Rich (RFL) (B) Bernie Hoare Mark Taylor (RFL) (G ) ST BEDES RSE2drOF4E TIGERS 1 .4 3.6 7 .10 12.12 (84) CAULFIELD GB 5 .2 12 .4 15.5 22 .10 (142) SLBJ1W1': L Terrell 4 Beveridge 3 Scafldis 2 M Terrell Connolly L Wintle .

Best: McColl Connolly Tyquin Beveridge Rowse M WinOe .

Caul: Sinclair 8 Guyett 5 James 2 Kendall 2 Wills Wright Barker B Gross Gerrand . Best: Sinclair Foote Knights Hammond Sayers Guyett .

Umpires : Simon Stokes Joe Hartwig (F) Paul Carroll James Gregory (B) Matthew Kent Craig Arcot (G) B RESERVE DE LA SALLE 1 .2 3 .5 3.5 5 .7(37) MHSOB 4 .0 4 .1 8.4 9.6(60) DLS : Browning Buckley Cosstick Ellis Hirst . Best : Gilbert Casshck McLeish Quick Skinns Hirst. B: Coxson 5 Dunne Backway. Best: Coxson Bowen Moore Robinson Czwarno Dunne.

OLD BRIGHTON 1 .2 1 .2 5.4 6 .4 (40) 0.1 5.6 6 .8 8 .13 (61) WHITEFRIARS Old Br. Salem 2 Maguire Angelmi Ellis Larkin . Best : McNteol Ellis D Paterson Perry Reddtn Salem. White; Brisbane 4 Wallace 2 Stafford M Baker. Best : Stafford Webb Brisbane Wallace Cleven Dav. NORTH OLD BOYS 2 .2 4 .3 6.5 7 .5(47) MAZENOD 5.1 10.6 13.10 20.13 (133) NOB: 0'Conner 2 Barden 2 D Joyce 2 Watt. Best : McKenzie Braid Barden O'Conner B Sheehan Cugo)a. Maz: Paine 9 Nelson 4 Miller 2 Boyd Schiano Murray Paine Tilling. Best : Raine Miller Murray Souter Veltman Boucherau.

OLD ESSENDON OR 4.5 8.6 9.10 9.11 (65) OLD IVANIIOE 0.1 3.5 5 .7 7.10 (52) Old Ess: Hakim 4 Caponetto 2 Stone Parker Flaherty. Best: J Daz}dw Stonnont Stone Rumble Kavanagh Parker. Old Ivanhoe: Cornelius 3 Hawkes 2 Matthew Pearce . Best: Cornelius Smith Tiernan Ge . George Keane McKie .

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I must have read at least a dozen articles ( why we never let our assistant coache s . The boardman is an on the role of the assistant and while most work the game board of them have been quite informative I can't say that any of them have touched on the most important ingredient in being a successful assistant coach .

The assistant coach must have the ability to be flexible, to change the way he goes about his role to best fit in with the type of senior coach he is working with .

All senior coaches have strengths and weaknesses and the better assistants can identify these, fit in with their demeanour and style of coaching and give more in the areas of the senior coach's weaknesses .

At our club we are big on player feedback , our senior coach does an evaluation of each player, rates their game and gives some positive and negative written feedback . All players are encouraged to approach the senior coach if they have any queries but it seldom happens and the reason for this is that part of my role during the week is to get to each senior player during training/before or after and spend about 5-10 mins talking about what we like about what they are doing but also offering up ideas for how they can improve certain parts of their game . Our senior coach runs training and while I assist with training my role is primarily a one on one mentoring one . I believe we have got it right for as Graham "Burgs" Burgen says, anyone can move hats around, these kids need to get access to your knowledge, knowledge you have gained from watching football for a lifetime .

Game day is another thing all together and you have to be able to see what is going to happen before it happens that's

important role it is not the role of the assistant coach so for all you assistant coaches out there working the board on game day you are either being wasted or you're not the assistant coach you are in fact the board man . The more footy heads you have got watching the game on game day the better and that's why come finals time we always approach opposition coaches that aren't involved in finals to see whether they would like to be involved with a minor role with us during finals .

We haven't had a knock back yet ! because most coaches know they would like more help on game day .

In the breaks at 1/4, 1/2 and 3/4 time I am first in, I am always positive, I speak quietly and clearly and make no more than 2-3 points before our senior coach addresses the team . The most important thing I do week in week out is to monitor the mood of the senior coach and evaluate how to best fit in with him to complement what he is doing and what collectively we are trying to achieve for this playing group and the club as a whole .

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There can be no doubt the ultimate strength of the senior club in the VAFA competition is very dependent on the strength of its Under 19 team .

There are several current MHSOBFC Under 19 players who have already played a number of games with the B Grade senior team . Many more current seniors have come through the ranks of the 19s and the lower age groups teams at the school.

Will Taft, Matthew Hamilton-Ho, Lachie Evans and Simon Anderson have all had games in the seniors in 2005 and now they are back in the 19s the side is performing very well indeed .

Continued victories in the remaining three games may even see them gain a spot in the finals.

We are particularly pleased with the rapport between coach Brad James and the young lads, most being university students . Training times are difficult to achieve for many players, yet their

Brad James, the MHSOBFC U19 Coach endeavour on the field of a Saturday is unquestioned.

Brad's ability to bring the best out of the lads is evidence of his total commitment and high quality communication skills, so important with this age group .

However, we do need to pay attention to servicing the 19s with sufficient game day staff so the coach just has to coach and the players just have to play.

Greater parental support would be appreciated, together with the support of committee and supporters, at least on a rotational basis ,

All at MHSOBFC congratulate Ash Hogan on playing his 50th game for the club against De La Salle last Saturday. Ash's brilliance on the wing has been a major factor in our success in 20045. Ash has been the winner of our Albon-Betheras Award for the past 2 years, the best senior footballer under 21 years of age.

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Five cracking games of amateur footy with two absolute thrillers and the others close all day, before the winners edged clear . Six teams into four spots still doesn't equate, so which teams can hack the pace with just three to play.

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Edwards was again a shining light for TP .

REVIEW What a game! Amateur footy at its finest between two desperate teams hungry for victory. 90 seconds to play and the Wellers hit the front! At the bounce, the Sharks pressed forward and Matulick marked . From 40, with just moments to go, he slotted the most valuable of his half dozen to break OC hearts . Perryman and Credlin were outstanding for the vanquished, McNicholas and Pitts just as good for the winners .

They had played for three quarters and still Parkdale Vultures and the Ashers couldn't be separated . It was fierce and frantic in the final term, but the experienced Vultures just managed to outlast the young Students . The Sullivans were instrumental in the Parkdale win . Williams, Renton & some of the youngsters were exciting for Monash .

Ajax burst from the blocks kicking four goals to zip within the opening ten minutes against Paradians and virtually carried that margin for the remainder of the day . Segal and Israelsohn rushed the ball forward and Jackas Kirzner, was there to consolidate .

Boundy and Harford were the leading goalscorers for OP, but it wasn't enough to stop them falling from the four .

The result may look comfortable enough, but that was only due to a nine goal last term blast by Uni, as they finally shook off a determined and committed Banyule .

Costello, Barlow and Al Smith were Blacks stars, as the young Bears threw everything at the ladder leaders, only to run out of puff at the end .

H ampton Rovers led by Browne, Burggraaff and Fletcher had their noses in front of Therry and ran away from the home side in the final quarter to condemn the hosts to Dl

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Parkdale Vultures have the toughest run home of the finals combatants and with three teams nipping at their heals, just one loss could curtail playoff aspirations . The Blacks also have a tough run, but their top two place is already assured . Uni won this clash by ten large in Rd . 7 and whilst it will be closer today, they will again salute .

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eager to repeat the dose against the Sha_`-s, in what will be another ripper game . As good sides do, when it seemed lost last week, Beauy dug deep and found a way to win .

They are certainly good enough to chalk -win number 12, but I think their last start may have sapped them a little and I'll pick the Jackets .

OC know they may have done their finals dash, but to have any chance they must win their remaining matches and that means beating Therry, which they should do .

It's a similar story for OP who also must win to try and reclaim their top four place . They will not want to take the young Bears lightly who are playing with nothing to lose, but Paradians must win .

It's been a disappointing year for both Hampton Rovers and Monash, but today is a chance to earn some bragging rights . In an even contest, the Students will prevail .

Correspondents : Glen Harrison hiiiarroCayahoo .com

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Matthew is a past B&F txrirnler ; club Captain ; VAFA state representative and one of few to play in the last three premiership teams .

Congratulations Kid on an outstanding Career .

Old Camberwell - congratulations to Sarn Hors ' s who played his 150th game last week. Sam first joined the club in '92 . During his time he has won an Association B&F, club B&F and played in several premiership teams . His value to the club on field is matched by his organization skills off field .

Also Tom Kearney who played his 100th game against Hampton Rovers . Tom joined the club in '99, was a premiership player in '99 & '00 and 01 with the reserves . He has worked on his abilities in the past seasons & is developing into a fine player for the club .

Well done to both players .

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5.2 7 .4 I1 .6 13.7 (85) 6.4 9.8 13.12 19 .14 (12s ) 7'hePry zu Edwardes 6 McW7vnnev 3 Capm-ell Fenton D Goodwin Henderson . Best : Mcl:'hinnev Forster-Knight Crotty T Goodwin Quinn Farokt . Ha:npt Ron Power 5 Browne 3 Fletcher 2 Lambert 2 Parkinson 2 Pinto 2 Burggraaff Holt Woohich . Best: Browne Parkinson Burggraafi Zampaglione Power Fletcher.

Umglres : Ken MeNiece Brendan Devlin (F) Paul Leggett Sean Collin s v(B) Dominic Napoli Daniel Dal Pos (G ) BEAUMARIS 4 .1 6.1 8.3 11 .7 (73) OLD CAMBERWELL 2 .6 5.6 7.10 10 .11 (71) Be,num: Matuhck 6 Caote 2 Lee 2 Hogarth . Best : Matulick Pitts L MeNichalas Corte Graham Teasdale. Old Camb : Hardenberg 2 D uling Hardman Horgan Horskins Howard B Ryan P Tempone Tyrannous . Best: Perryman Mitchell Credlin B Ryan Hardman Pike .

Um : Shane Mackintosh Rick Love (F) Jordan Maystan Martin Kinsey (B) Bruce Stephens Greg Rollo (G ) Bill BL4 .CIKS 3.4 7.5 9.8 18.14 (122) BANYUI E 4 .2 6.5 10.6 11 .9 (75) Doll Blacks: Lallch 3 Savage 2 Green 2 Barlow 2 DowslYy 2 Kempton 2 N Hamilton 2 Hardy Evans Sandlford . Best : A Costello Snith Goonan Abeltharpe Scarlett Barlow. Bâ&#x20AC;˘npule: N Taylor 4 Phelan 2 Willmore Sldcko Wise Davies Green . Best: Oconnell Lards Willmare Skkeko C Tavlor Green .

Umpires: David Irons Justin Lipson (F) Elise Van Grondelle Amanda Whittaker (B) James Muga4in Tristan Collin (G) PARADLUiS 2 .2 4 .5 8.9 11 .13(79) AJAX 5.3 10 .5 13 .7 16.9 (105) Old Per: Boundy 6 D Burford 2 Curran DintinoGante htatko . Best: Gale Brabender Boundv McAllister D Harford Curran . AJAX- Kirzner 7 Gold 2 Porat 2 Blieder Codran Heine Klein IsmelJohn. Best : M Seigal Israel,John KIIZner E Raleigh Buzemnan Klein .

Um : Anthony Calderone Ian Senunens (RFL) (F) Julian Macciord Gu s Carp.zano (RFL) (B) Peter Maddocks C RESERVE MONASH BLUES 3.3 8.5 11 .9 13.10 ( PARKDALE 0.3 2 .4 2 .4 6.5(41) Mon Blues: Mazur 4 Murchie 2 Jones 2 Lul Hatns Anderson Hindle Dennis. Best : De Young Payne Anderson Mains Mazur Murchie . Parkdale.

Wilkins 3 Rowley Stewart Waters . Best: Walker Scerd Stewart Rowley Wilkins O'Meara T[ . .'1 dOLA 3.1 7.5 10.5 15 .10(100) : .. _ :. . rOPd ROVERS 2.3 2 .4 6 .8 7.10 (52) Theory Pen: Keenan 5 Clarke 3 Kenessey 2 S Goodwin Karst Maloney Marrtnon Anderson. Best : Kelly S Sacco Kenessey biarrinon Keenan Munalne. Hampt Ron Mosbey 2 Blkk 2 McKellar Fisher Anderson. Best : Crowther Wheeler Mosbev Davis Foster McKellar .

BEA S 1 .2 3 .2 5 .4 8.7 (55) OLD CAMBERWELL 2.1 5.5 9.5 11 .5 (71) Beaum: Kirta 3 Shattock 3 Vance J Whitty . Best : A O'Brien J Wintry Bramwell McConchfe Kuria Presnell. Old Camb: MarwDod 3 Gough 2 Brauer L Heffernan Jones Joyce Kearney A Whelan . Best: S Derry Schmidt Sheerly Jells Kearney Maru~md.

Uiv'd BLACKS 3 .2 7.4 10.9 13 .14 (92) BANYULE 0.3 1 .3 1 .4 2 .6(18) Unl Blacks : Maffat 3 Jesse 2 Cameron 2 Beaton Prestige Brumby Rendell Mcasste Rossv. Best : Jesse Rossy Scott Thompson Henry Powell . Banyule: Witchell Depetro. Best : Hopped Thomson Mutton Ferral Wilmore Prior.

OLD PARADIANS 2 .4 4 .5 6.7 9 .13 (67) MAX 1 .0 3.5 6.6 7 .7(49) Old Pan Spinaso 3 T Ryan 2 Derham 2 L Harford Joyce . Best: T Ryan Egan DiFabto Joyce Furze Spinoso . MAX : Yudelman 2 Thurin Kagan Lukav Redlich Goldbloom. Best : Gokibloom R Hagan Rubenstein Yudelman Zemski Siedl.

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0 0 0 AFL Internati onal Rules In Town The 2005 international football Cup is now in full swing with matches having been played yesterday and last Wednesday. Tomorrow the Round Robin will continue with matches at T.E .A .C. Oval at 10, 11 .45 and 1 .30and Optus Oval at 11 .45 and 1 .30 . All 11 nations will play in Wangaratta on Tuesday . Semi Finals will be on Thursday at Murphy Reserve, Port Melbourne . The grading games will be Saturday next at T .EA .C . and Optus at 11 .45 and 12 .45 .

The Grand Final will precede the Carlton /Collingwood match at the M .C .G . at 4 .30 . .

These games offer a rare opportunity for all football supporters to see how our game is being developed throughout the world . It may be possible for clubs to invite visitors to share their facilities . Details should be available from Ed Biggs at the A.F.L . 9643 1999 .

Several V .A.F.A . Clubs have helped overseas players and all clubs are encouraged to foster the game by helping a visiting player to join their ranks . It is not too early to plan to be more involved at the next carnival in 2008 .

0 Q 0 Eddie's Best - the Cak e Good to see that VAFA Executive Member and North Old Boys stalwart Bruno "Cake" Conti is still firmly remembered by the one and only Eddie Maguire . Eddie made a guest appearance on SEN last Saturday Morning and was asked who were some of his toughest opponents during his school football days at CBC St Kilda .

Without hesitation Eddie named Bruno as the one who gave him the most trouble and was pleased to report that he still kept in regular contact with the "NOB Legend" .

0 0 0 W ic kers narne Legend s The final wash up from the Elsternwick Centenary Dinner was Induction of ten "Legends" of the longest serving District Club into the Hall of Fame . The Club Committee set up a rigid Criteria upon which a person could be elected into the Hall of Fame . The inductees 18

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President, Life Membership, Senior Coach Office Bearer, or someone who had made an outstanding contribution to the EAFC .

Congratulations to the following who were inducted as initial Hall of Fame Members of the Wickers ; 1 . Graham Holmes 2. Max Leslie 3 . Charles Lougrey 4. Paul Mahony 5 . Norm Mcdonald 6. Richard Patey 7. Alan Ramsay

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However, they did, and 15 players took the field right on time to play us . We, just like those 15 players, wanted a game, and so we decided to play on 15 on the ground, just as they had, to make it a man on man game. Yes the result was a big win to Whitefriars, but the whole attitude of Old Carey, from the players through to the coach and other staff at the game, was exemplary . They battled hard all day, and never once dropped their heads . We would like to acknowledge Old Carey for their sportsmanship and general attitude on Saturday .

Undermanned, they play like they enjoy it . A privilege for us to play against, we hope they achieve success in their senior, reserve and Under 19 teams this year. A big thank you once again, they are the perfect model for an Amateur football club who just love playing football . Please pass on our regards and best wishes .

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T'~. re are 2 extremely important roles Prahra n Cricket Club need filled as they are seen as crucial to the ongoing improvement and pursuit of success on and of field at the Club . The positions are Team Manager and Practice Captain for the 2005/06 season . For more details contact : Prahran Cricket Club, c/o ; Barry Neivandt, Coach 0419-565 723 .

0 0 0 Grace the Oah- s While in cricket mode, Elsternwick AFC Senior Coach Dennis Grace is to take the reins at Oakleigh Cricket Club (VSDCA) for the new season . Seems some guys just love their coaching . For the record the Oaks won the South East Section VSDCA Premiership in 2004/05 .

0 0 0 cads The American The United States Australian Football National team - the American Revolution - will arrive in Melbourne this week for their second attempt to take home the International Cup . This talented bunch of American footballers will be playing under an Australian coach, making the return to his home town . World Footy News profile USA coach Alan Nugent .

Alan Nugent grew up in the Northern Melbourne suburb of Bundoora . Years later he was to play ten seasons with the University Blues football club in the Victorian Amateur Football Association . It was a work opportunity on offer in 1999 that saw him leave Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne to take up a position at the Children's Hospital Boston / Harvard Medical School where he could add to his medical training. It also took him from his retirement from the Blues to playing with the Boston Demons . From just turning up for a kick, he then progressed to coaching for the first time, coaching the Demon's for three years .

Nugent took over the Revolution coaching job in early 2004 after being the assistant coach at the Cup in 2002 . The team is well prepared with a carefully planned and lengthy selection process .

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downunder are a handful of players playing the whole of the 2005 season with Clubs in Australia .

An AFL team is hosting each club in the International Cup . The USAFL has a strong link with Essendon who have hosted a promising young American footballer for the last three years during the preseason .

In 2002 the US team lost only to New Zealand and eventual winners Ireland, finishing fifth overall .

The Revolution will be looking for a higher finish in 2005 and the massive incentive of battling it out on the MCG turf for the Cup as the curtain raiser for the Carlton vs Collingwood match .

But overall Nugent's expectations of his team are simple "to play to the maximum of their potential . If they play the best footy of their lives and come last, then fine . The fitness progratn, team rules and game plan have all been in place from months ago . They are representing their country and are highly motivated . They were selected on their character and work ethic and I see no reason why this group of guys won't land in Melbourne relaxed and fully prepared to play the footy of their lives . "

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Today the 2nd Semi-ists meet the Ist Semi teams in an interesting preview of rela~ .ve strengths Technically, the Animals aren't there just yet, but they will replace the C's courtesy of their less difficult run home .

LAS _ Glen Ei L went down gallantly to Temp, with the Bullants now lookir~g safe from relegation . Vamvakis, Clements, & Tsirogiannis (Alex has to be on the shortlist of favourites for Section B&F!), flew the Saints flag with honour ; as did all the Saints last week against Reds in case anyone got tl-째 wrong impression from my remark about missing match reports !

C ~r belted Old Me .. :._:_'z are looking good heading into finals time . Simon Keleher, Leigh Deledio, & Danny Byra stood out in a red-hot team display! Peter Russo wasn't happy in general with his Panthers, but Peter Flaskis in the middle plus David Emerson & Matthew Elliott could hardly be faulted .

Old Carey was no match for the Anirara-_ who clearly showed it is the more finals worthy side of the two . Steve Buckle & Paul Hampshire ran riot across HE, with OtBer Phil Carse not far behind . Peter Unkles & Tom Zavecz rucked well for the Cs with Evan s

had great games for the Bloods . i was too steady for I'mr=~ ey and booked a lst Semi berth as well! Cuddles McCudden starred in the Two Blue's forward line, with strong support from Hus Pitts and Gerard Beven . James Keem tried hard to lift the Bushrangers, as did Ash Middlin, & Michael Wines but the spark generally just wasn't ere!

should take the points ove r t Keysborough by 4 goals or s o not atford to r 'ax . : Leo's host in a real test home side's finals eligibility . The

. . .ends won by 65 points last time round but will find today's Animals a very different propo : iic . The visitors should still win a close g< e by 2 goals or so .

The s i '11 be too strong for the Bloods at the T__ .1jani and win by 5 goals .

-. meet . at the De Cherie and will wa-it to get even for their 11 point R7 loss to th ~ Two Blues . Reds should win by a couple of goals but they'll need to be focussed or they'll gc ~ bitten again!

. ec : - r e re reptac~ the C's c difficult run hon .- . " & Kent once more good round the packs .

Aquinas went down bravely to 째째 Is who were unchacteristically inaccur< s up forward . Something I'm sure Burgo will be working on at training this week! John Hunt CHB & Greg Evans FB & Hans Tyssen BP ~ .l

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YVOB & the Cs continue their traditional rivalry, though both sides have had disappointing years via injuries ard absences . There was little between them ist time round, but today the Bushrangers ~ k 11 triumph by a few points.

Reserves winners should be: Panthers, Monds, Bullants, Reds, & Cs .

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'T Yarra Valley 0 - :- eeleb~ aÂŤs two events this round . _ - w L g plays his 150th today . Matt was a key member of the 1997 Snr & 2002 Res Flag sides as a goalscoring rover . He was named as a rover in the Reserves team of the decade . He possesses pace & poise round the goals and is enjoying another consistent year in 2005 .

Matt is also a successful events organizer for the Club . Michael `Racks tar' Rolsicfci plays his 5 0t;Fa game today . He began with the U 19s in 2002 & is a vital member of the Snr team . Predominately a CHF, Michael is equally effective at stopping opposition key forwards . The Bushrangers congratulates Matthew & Michael on their achievements .

Ormond - congratulates Jacob -, 1) Dale for playing 1° 0 l cs for his club .

Starting his junior career with Murrumbeena, Jake then joined the Ormond U 11's in 1990 . In his first year with the U19's, 1997, Jake took out their B&F as well as beginning his Senior career with 3 games . The next few years saw Jake mix it with both the Seniors and Reserves as well as winning the 2001 Reserves B&F .

Work commitments and injury have taken their toll on his game count but now Jacob is enjoying consistent Senior football . Jacob was awarded Club Person of the Year in 2003 and is the current Club treasurer .

Well done Yakka for your fine contribution from all your friends at Ormond . (IVice, .aork Yakka - Bear) .

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ITM 4 .z 9.4 12.7 15 .9 (99) S .2 13 .4 24.7 27.14 (176) 7 Farar 3 Chandler Clements A Devries A Diamond Clements Tslrogiamus Farar Massis A DeVries. . ..ip: Florence 5 Wise 5 Chvers 3 Tehan 3 Williams 3 Matthews 2 Stella 2 Daskalov Thompson Tourogi.atus Tulloeh . Best: Touroglanis Pietrvk F}^rence Tulloch TelLan Wise.

UmpL : Vaughan Sidelxutom Phil Callil (F) Matt Proctor Duncan Nicol (B) Jim Rvton 11 .5 19.11 24.18 31 .26 (212) OLD_ . .._J_,__ .S 2.1 4.7 5 .10 9.11(65) Ormo td : A Russell 7 Byre 5 Deledio 4 Milker 3 Keleher Jones Beckett Cook Robbins 2 :~ ;:ledio Dale . Best : Jones B}ra Keleher A Russell L Deledio Metz .

Old Ment: Kiantos 2 Masile Dinner Emerson Fisher Flaskis Twenttnami Wiltshire . Best: Palmer Mantes Flaskis Elliot Emerson Mitvaisky .

Umpires : Paul Jones David Trott (F) Ben Bracken John Robinson Trevor Foy (G) OLD CAREY 2.3 6.5 9.8 11 .10 (76) E US ST LEOS 4 .5 13 .7 21 .9 23.13 (151) Old Carey: Kent 4 Evans 2 Wagner T Angus Crosher Battle C Angus . Best: Unkles Zmecz Bowley Evans Howgate Wagner . Emmaus S1, McKenzie 4 Dintcolantotllo 4 Hodder 3 Ballard 2 Baranello 2 Carse 2 T McCarm 2 Levins P Meglain. Best : Buckle Corse T McCann McKenzie Ballard Hickey.

Uzm: Paul Dinneen Geoff Deveson (F) Tom lViseher Michael Roche (B) Marcus Lefebure Chris Doyle (G ) 1S 3.0 5 .4 9 .6 11 .8 (74) 1 .2 )Y 335 6.3 6.10 10.15 16.22 (11$) t'ams: Box 3 R Moran 2 D Boland 2 Tarulll 2 Toomey Visser . Best: Ti ey Hunt R Moran Wooden Davies Box . Fitz Reds: Ritchie 4 Cianei 4 Bombed 2 Magee 2 O'Reilly 2 Mitchel DtacgEogls . Best: Zanos Drury 0'RetIly Gleeson Cahill Meighan .

Um : Paul Tuppen Peter James (F) PRAB:RAN 4 .4 6 .9 13.11 17 .15 (117) YARRA Y 2.1 6.4 6.8 10.8 (68) Prahmm MeCudden 5 H Pitts 3 Mulqueeny 2 Fox 2 Ballard 2 Plummer Docherty Northway. Best: Harrison Bumiett Narthway Beven McCudden Plummer. YV: Keem 3 M Laing 2 Middlln 2 Thompson Hale Valoppi . Best : Stevenson A Laing Middlin Valoppi Wines R Drew.

Umpires: Santo Caruso Grab= Templar (F) Andrea Mason (B) Travi s Sloth Matthew Cowkev (G) GLEN EI1tA ._, 7.3 11 .5 11.7 (73) B "'IE TOFIE 0 .3 1 .7 1 .9 8 .11 (59) Glen Eim: Fidogiannis 6 Lundberg 3 Serpanchy Brown, Best: Fidogazuus Serpanchy Zurak Lundberg Denies Brown. BnTPemp: Toscano 2 D Florance Mitilanos Theodorakalcos Ferguson Tsokas Verga . Best: Schneider Mitilanos Theodorakaos Verga .

ORMOND 5.4 5.6 12.14 14 .20 (104) OLD h1ENTONIANS 2 .0 4.1 5 .2 12.2 (74) Ormond . Davis 5 Warwarek 2 Stewart South Johnstone Wiley Muzzell Ray=nn Navlor. Best: Muzzell Johnstone Ashford Upstill Wiley Goonan . Old tRent: Bournon 4 Stroud 4 Me Convtll 2 Brady Palmer . Best: Bournon Wilson Stroud Stevens Donegan Saunders .

OLD CAREY 1 .2 7.4 9.7 13 .11 (89) E US ST LEOS 3.3 3.4 4.6 8.10 (58) Old Carey: White 5 Konstanthudis 3 Thompson 2 Simwn Ashworth L Guerra . Best: White Thompson Andrews Joyce Carr Mudge . Emmaus SL: Henrtcus 4 Duncan Ford Heves Simondson . Best : Ottobre Briggs Henricus Simondson.

AqUPLAS 0.0 0.1 0.1 0 .2(2) e7fZROY REDS 6.5 15 .6 20 .11 27.13 (175) Aquinas : Best : Kinghorn Parker Pierce Saliba Harkin Arnold . Fitz Pedse Capodirerro 12 Tornese 5 Sheather 4 R Ho :derhead 2 Lee McDonald Nuttall Tice . Best: Mcdonald Capodiferro T McBurney Wilkins Sheather Lee. PRAHRAN 1.2 3.4 6.5 10.7 (67) Y U T 4 .3 5 .3 7 .4 8.6(54) Prahmm Marriott 4 Pang 3 Gartland Cremate Hann . Best : Gartland Adamson Pang Marriott Creature Hann. YV: Seegar 3 Thompkins 2 Farrugta Simpson S Pask . Best: Simpson Cordes Joiner Seegar Clark .

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H-7_~__l KNITWEAR The battle for fourth spot appears to be a race in establish a goo d two between Williamstown and Oakleigh after both platform going into clubs beat relegation contenders and La Trobe was the finals . I'm gonn a crushed by flag favourite Old Geelong . take Rupo on this The season from hell continued for Swinburne, one . beaten this time by the Seagulls to the tune of 45 Oakleigh take on Old Geelong at Scammel points . But Dene Macleod's men have plenty of Reserve, still pressing for a finals berth . Like improvement left with nine of their best 21 LaTrobe, they won't have an easy time of it come watching the game from the sidelines . these last few weeks, especially against an Old Ivanhoe Assumption copped an almighty hiding Geelong combination who are still doing the from Peninsu la, beaten by 115 points in Mt Eliza . business quite comfortably. I simply feel that the Their battle with Bentleigh this week is likely to OGs have too many guns all over the park . Old decide who joins the Razorbacks in D3 next Geelong to win . season .

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Oakleigh kept alive its finals hopes setting up a 25- Swinburne University entertain Peninsula OI3 at point win over the Demons with a six-goal to three St . James Park in a game the Pirates should win, second quarter . The Krushers got good service out confirming their spot in the finals . Peninsula to of Rutter and five goals from Bromley while Banks win .

Bentleigh travel to The Boulevard for their contest and Robertson featured prominently for the Dees .

The rampaging Old Geelong annihilated La Trobe against Ivanhoe Assumption in this battle of the by 86 points and restricted the Trobers to just two relegation candidates . Both teams also face goals in three quarters in an ominous display . Swinburne before the end of the season, while the Glenn TaY lor's men from Bundoora now need to Hoes must also play Salesian, and the Demon s

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Their opponent in week one Rupertswood ended Salesian's season when they overcame a three-goal

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MILESTONE S Saleian OC - congratulations to Phil 'I3i dals' Dolman who plays his 50th game for Salesi an .

Phil has been a consistent performer for the club with his hard running from the backline, his great reading of the play, an d good use of the ball .

He may think he's old but he's sti ll a spring chicken compared to many at the club . Looking forward to plenty more quality games over the coming seasons for the club .

Williamstown - congratulates Mick Alarming on reaching 150 games and Simon Phemister on reaching 100. Since coming through the Under 19's Slick (who bears an uncanny resemblan ce to Nol ticket holder and Victorian premier Steve Bracks) has proven to be one of the most popular personalities at the CY's. The long-kicking hackman (who like a ll backmen fan cies himself as a forward) has made himself a reputation as one of the tightest defenders in the comp. In previous years when the side has been down Mick has been asked to take on monumental roles for a guy his size . He is often first to put up his hand to take on the comp's crack forwards an d is seldom beaten . At every club a guy seems to come along every few years an d makes a name for himself instant aneously . Simon Phemister is one of those guys. A gutsy on baller/back fl anker his dedication to the sport is unsurpassed.

Rewarded with the captaincy after only 58 games he has relished the role and has proven to be an inspirational leader. Courageous and skilful he is looking to taste finals for the first time under his captaincy this year. His work off the field is as dedicated as his on- field roles . Secretary of the club for two years an d still continues to work tirelessly for his team an d club.

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

P21 ! Cno N RUfI . r6t700D 3.2 5.5 8 .8 10.14 (74) SALESIAN OC 4.3 8 .5 8.6 10.10 (70) ltu : Brennan 4 Clark McGovern Reid Sumett M West Whitehead .

Best : Collins Brennan Monzell Boxall M West J Plummer . Saks: Thain 3 Nannes 2 Bormki Stevens Rogers Deahaye Downey. Best: Logan Oldflek) Bobetic C Rose Campbell DeLahaye.

Umpires: Jason Waszaj Ross Payne (RFL) (F) OLD GEELONG 2 .9 5.14 11 .17 17.19 (121) IA THOBE UNI 1 .4 1 .4 2 .4 5.5(35) Old Gee1: C OBrten Higgins 3 Fallaw L Stevens M Vickers-Willis Waters 2 H McCarthy Vasey J Bell . Best: Best : Fatrbatrn Casboult E Babies White J Bell Vickers-Wills. La Trobe Uni: Davidson 3 Brooks Benton . Best Cossar Forrest Oakley Benton McMeekin Ulph .

Umpires : Daniel Sitfo Robert O'Gorman (F) Gary Clancy Paul Whitehead (G ) BENTLEIGH 3.6 6.9 11 .13 13.16 (94) OAMEIGH 5 .4 11 .8 13 .14 17 .17 (119) Bent : Paul 3 Sharp 3 Reid 3 Wright McCulloch Bretag Robertson . Best : Banks Robertson Sire Reid Sharp Chapman . Oak : Bromley 5 Bell 3 S Briggs 2 A Kitts 2 Dalton Reynolds Rutter Way . Best : Rutter Reynolds Kevin Holden P Holden Bromley Collins.

Um : Dimitri Pappas Anthony Simpson (F) Tristan Reith Lachlan Simpson G ) B'IId.iAi&RS'SOWN CYSii& 5 .2 8.8 16 .11 22 .15 (147) SWINBURNE Ul`dI 3 .1 10.2 11 .3 16 .6 (102) With Lee 5 Barlow 2 L Henry 2 Any 2 King 2 Ryan 2 Thompson 2 Cocks ach Gallivan Phemister Wuchatsch . Best: B Hynes L Henry Lee Greive Taylor King. Swim Higgins 5 Murchie 5 Trickey 3 Orr O'Keeffee Piorrowskl .

Best: Trickey O'Mara Filder Piotrowski Higgins Mennan .

Umpires : Michael Forde Andrew Shirts (F) PENINSULA oB 8 .7 13 .8 22 .15 26.21 (177) IVARHOE AS5UA3PTIOIY 0 .1 7.4 7.6 9.8(62) Penins : Payee 12 J Coghian 6 T Prendergast 2 Murphy 2 Claringbokl 2 Atchison T Coglilan. Best : Payee J Coghian Wood Claringbold Rees Davis.

Ivan Asn : O'Dwyer 4 Wilson Rawley Peggte Brown Barbagello . Best: Pegg le Galloway Brown Nixon Ebbage Crawford.

Umpires : Lionel Katz Sean Brailsfard (F) DZ RESERVE RUPEt2T5@1000 3.4 5 .7 12 .11 13.14 (92) SALESIAN 0 .1 2 .2 3.5 4 .6(30) Reports : Price 3 Johnson 3 Powell 2 Hum 2 Ang 2 Bronsema. Best Clarke Johnson Jarrsz B Monte House G Ratty . Sales : Henson 2 Pitts Montgomery. Best DmTy Montgomery Allen Trakas Moore Brennan .

Otd? GEELONG 4 .4 6 .7 10 .15 15.17 (107) LA TROBE UNI 3 .3 6.3 6.3 7 .3 (45) O'-.d Gee1: S OBrfen Symons 3 l.eishman Slattery 2 G Allen Ellis Goldswâ&#x20AC;˘or thy M Leslie Strauch. Best : S O'Brien Symons T Bayles Morley J Hope-Johnstone Letshman . LaTmue: Coulter 3 Mawdsley Spring Redmond Kerrison. Best Van Got Merrington Spring Tiernan BEIvTLEIGH 0 .0 4 .2 4.4 4 .6(30) 0 IGH 3.3 6 .4 8 .5 10.10 (70) Bent: Beatie Wtthnigton Brown Punter. Best : Huchisan Hayes Okifield Francis Punter Richards . Oak: Fraser 5 Herry 2 Khodr Plavkouvts Videky .

Best: L Malcom Short Perdikomatis Redford Herry Halpin.

3.3 9 .9 14.16 22.21 (153) WII.L WN CLB38 SIFIIiBUAtdE UNT 1 .2 1 .2 1 .4 1 .4(10) With Burgess 7 Carter 5 Downer 3 Hinsley 2 Woods 2 Adams Kosmatos Paul. Best: Carter Burgess Williams Kosmatos Wanda Dowsey. Swin : De Marie . Best: Carter Liston Handrv Peirson Goode Beyton.

PENINSULA OB 4.1 6 .3 10 .7 16.10 (106) IVANHOE ASSUIvU>'rION 2 .1 5 .3 6.5 6 .7(43) Penins: Goldthorp 3 Haley 3 Cahir 2 Smith 2 Day 2 Hynes Law McKtnstry Neal. Best: Law Lethbridge Day McKinstry Smith McMahon . Ivan Asn : Shuttlwvrth 2 Joyce Turner Nemtsis Toogood. Best: Nemtsis Toogood Meredith Haddon Frantch Zeegers .

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Coach : Shane McLaughlan Res Coach : Adam Walsh 1 P. FLINN 2 G. PRICE 2 M . TEMMING 3 P. REID 4 D . BURROWES 5 J . RAMSAY 6 S . GALLUS 7 B. WHITEHEAD 8 K. ELLIOT 9 M. KEATING 11 S. CLARK 12 M. HEWAT 13 B. SINNETT 14 L . PLUMMER 15 N. WEBB 16 R. MONZELL 17 R. HATTY 19 D. COLLINS 20 D. POWELL 22 D. WALSH 23 M . WEST 25 0. KEENAN 27 R. JAEGER 28 D. MCDONALD 30 K . SHAW 31 T. BOXALL 32 H . MCGOVERN 33 R . LUPA 35 C . CERTO 36 J. PLUMMER 38 B. JOHNSON 39 A. JORDAN 42 T. PLUMMER 43 T. BUTSON 44 A. CERTO 45 D. HURN 46 B. ANG 47 J .MCCRANN 49 M . BURNS 51 A . MORRIS 52 A . JANS Z 53 T. BROUGHTON 53 B . DEBONO 54 B . QUINN 55 A . WALSH 56 G. HATTY 57 S. CARMODY 58 M. CIARKE 60 J. GRANT 61 M. WALSH 63 B. MOULE 64 M. LANE 66 T. LOVETT 68 D. STEVENS 69 D. WALLACE 70 L. TEMMING 71 A . SOUTARIS 73 D. WALSH 81 D. SOUTARIS

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Old Ivanhoe's defeat of top team St Bernards had a two fold effect . St Bernards were now vulnerable at the "top of the tree" and relegation was now between four clubs, MHSOB, Old Melburnians, Old Ivanhoe and M arcellin OC . Yes, A Section was again "hotting up" and with four remaining rounds, there were opportunities for many more twists and turns at our elite level .

St Bernards had gone into this game minus some very important players in Nick Mitchell (quadriceps), Steve McKeon (infected hand), Adam Merrington (Carlton), Damien McLaughlin (Port Melbourne) and Jason Gallant (suspended) . Despite these absences, at half time the Bernies were 25 points up . Old Ivanhoe were also without some valuable resources as Matt McKie, Marcus Toovey and James Hope were all playing in the VFL and Paul Donaldson did not play, yet they performed magnificently in the third term scoring 7 .6 to 2 .1 and it was "game on" . Old Ivanhoe increased their lead in the last quarter and ran out winners 16 .17 to 14 .10, their supporters were delighted and believed avoidance of relegation to be a real possibility . McLean (5), Corcoran, the two Weddle lads and Douglas stood out for the winners . Collins, Jordan, L Gollant, D Byrne, C Mitchell and Grey were St Bernards' best .

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t was certainly out of character for these two role model s to be "booked" .

Old Brighton's dominance of B Section (2 games clear on top and 40% surplus over the next best) caused scribe Damian Carroll to claim they would have warranted a place in the A Section top four. Strong claim and disputed by some but Brighton's demolition of Old Paradians (sixth) would tend to give Damian's claims some substance .

Brighton's 21 .13 against OP's 8 .9 at OP's ground maintained their strong percentage with best players as follows ; Dennis , 34

Lennox, Williams, Hendra, Bradley (6) and S Gadsden .

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deserved some credit for Paradians .

B Section field umpires were ; Simon Olive, Sharon Alger, Peter James, Graeme Hunichen, Neville Boyle, Justin Garrett, Mark Jenkins, Peter Simpson, Gene Hodgins and Rick Love .

Results from the Tribunal Hearings included 2 decorated players from representative teams, Nigel Brohier (Caulfield Grammarians) and Cam Matthews (Old Carey) . Brohier's 2 weeks were for striking and Matthews received 1 week for attempting to strike . It was

certainly out of character for these two rol e models to be "booked" .

Round 16 in C Section was expected to consolidate the double chance for both Ivanhoe and Old Geelong . Well Ivanhoe made a certainty of it by easily defeating K ew, 13 .9 to 3 .6, in less than perfect conditions . Old Geelong were at home to Whitefriars but the Friars' full forward, Tim Pratt, made it his own show when he kicked 5 .7 from 6 .15 and received excellent support from James Begley, Mark Bateman and Anthony Carbone . Old Geelong's final score of 7 .1 left them 8 points short and only Stu Glascott and John Smythe warranted a mention from the Peter Lemon (C Section scribe) . OGGS would now face having to hold off the fast finishing Old Ivanhoe in the remaining games .

Southbank CBA enjoyed a substantial win over Glenhuntly, 21 .28 to 4 .3, and took Caulfi eld Grammarians' spot in the top four when the Grammarians failed against Thomastown . Southbank had many good players in the poor conditions, which may have accounted for their poor conversion rate, but in the main it was Eastham, Keighran, McNamara, Williams, Bluhm an d THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2605

Perry (6) who did most of the damage .

Rossiter, Thomas, Augustine, Breslin, Turner and Hall battled hard for Glenhuntly .

Tootell and Bierwirth west best for the "Fields . C Price, McDonald, C Mahon, Power, Gartner and O'Sullivan earned the plaudits of their supporters .

b In A Section Bullen Templestowe's defeat of Old Xaverians, 13 .7 to 9 .11, meant that the Xavs looked to be headed to B Section for the 1986 season . Bulleen Temp never looked in danger and Gilmore, Lockhart, Harisiou, George, Asdagi and Kazuro made sure of their team's victory with their commitment . The Xavs' best were Klein, O'Shaughnessy, Greetham, P Curtain, Trainor and O'Sullivan .

In B Section Parkside (third) did not have it all their own way against St Kilda who had now lost their opportunity to play finals' football in 1985 . St Kilda's fight back in the second term meant there was only 1 point in it at the main break but Parkside's physical strength allowed them to forge ahead in the second half to win 10 .10 to 6 .8 . Jones, Yoksich, Torre, Page, Evans and Pavia were the Red Devils' best while Gillan, Latham, Driscoll, White, Capiron and La Fontaine were hard workers for St Kilda .

It seemed nothing would stop Old Trinity in C Section as they kept their undefeated status with a powerful display against North Brunswick, 17 .15 to 3 .9 . North Brunswick's best were Cootee, Cortese, Scullin, DiMarco, De Morton and Jewson .

There could have been more best players named for OT but Phillips, Pontefract, Alibon, Norman, Dobson and Maizels "got the nod" .

A Section finals' aspirants Coburg remained in contention after they defeated the powerful Uni Blacks combination 12 .15 to 10 .21 . Coburg were now fifth and the Blacks remained in second place .

O'Brien (3), Leckie, King, Hutchinson, Handley and Mann were best for Coburg, Bellingham, Larkins, Simon Costello, Clarke, Holmes and Perret were the Blacks' best .

Caulfield Grammarians held on to their fourth place in B Section by narrowly defeating Marcellin OC 14 .11 to 14 .9 .

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Similarly, North M elbourne CBC, in D Section, started slowly against Tooronga M alvern before winning 12 .13 to 7 .6 and retaining their unbeaten run for the season .

"Ball Briefs" recorded news from various clubs and acknowledged a number of "50 gamers" . Old Haileybury's full back, Alan Ross, brought up his half century and was known for his high flying marks and exceptionally long kicking . Graeme "Tarzan" Kingston, determined Parkside half forward, also played his 50th and Kew's Brian Weston celebrated his 50th with a great game .

Old Melburnians (second) sounded a real warning to top side Ormond by running away with the game in the second half to win comprehensively, 19 .16 to 11 .4 . OM's had difficulty deciding their best among the many contributors but highlighted the outstanding performance of Cromby for his skilful handball and play on game, Wallace displayed his magical disposal and Ramsden was the "pinnacle of determination" . Ormond said Graham Schrober was their "most successful player" and rued the unavailability of Stock and Rundle due to leg injuries . The OM's were now only 2 games behind Ormond but neither side could miss out on playing in the second semi-final in a few weeks time . Both Uni Blacks (third) and Uni Blues (fourth) also looked likely to have a mortgage on a first semi-final berth .

In the leading goal-kickers, it seemed Blues, from the finals' aspirants, may rely more heavily on one player to score their goals as Dahlenburg with 65 for the season to date was well clear of Dowling (Blacks) 38, Fenton-Smith (Ormond) 31 and Cox (Old Melburnians) 28 .

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Review It was a strange match at the "House" where West Brunswick got off to a flyer, kicking the first six goals of the match, and extended that lead to 50 points through some great work from Morgan, Benjamin and West . However, the Bees fought back, and with Ryan Bell converting and Walsh playing well in his return match, Werribee got within 7 points . However the Pies steadied and recorded a season defining 19 point ivin .

Power House started slowly against a near full strength Westbourne outfit and was never in the hunt from there on in, though was competitive for most of the match . While West and Hill tried hard for PH, they were never going to match the class of "Burra" or Chris Hudson in their 50-point defeat .

A depleted Kew side tried hard against St . J ohns for three quarters but a final quarter blitz saw the result blow out to 88 points . Best players for Kew was again skipper Nick Tinetti and defenders Aaron Carman and Tom Moore who both tried valiantly .

M onash now has some breathing space after a good home win to Syndal . It was a tight affair in the first half but a disappointing second half for Syndal as their chances of staving up slipped further. Fletcher down back and Damian Richardson again up forward were the best for the Svnners .

The match between South Melbourne an d UHSVU went as expected with the depleted Students going down by 88 points . The win keeps the Swans slim finals hopes alive while UHS now has three important matches coming up to stave off the relegation demons .

'-,e win keeps the Swans slim ats hopes alive . " Preview The local Zoo derby pits an undermanned S against a rampant West Brunswick in a match I can only see going one way . The Westies now have top place in their sights and have now flr ;ned to outright favoritism for the flag, while the students

could slip into the bottom two if their slide continues. My pick is the Pies by plenty, 88 points to be exact .

Round 16 throws up some great match ups, and the Westbourne versus South Melbourne match is one of them. Today's match is a make or break game for South Melbourne given a loss will all but assure Westbourne fourth place . While South won the corresponding fixture first time around, I am going with the Warriors today by 17 points because they are at near full strength and have the Attic Park advantage .

Werribee host St .Johns today in what could be dubbed a mini-fmal with the winner a big chance to take the double chance and the loser likely to meet Old Westbourne in a month's time . The last meeting between these two resulted in a St .Johns win, and I predict that today will be no different as they sneak home by 5 points .

Without wanting to sound unkind, today's match between Kew and Monash is one that has little significance on both ends of the table, but does still have a lot to do with pride . However, being at home, and with the good form of Anthony Vecchio on the ball I am sticking with Kew to win by 21 points .

When you look at the ladder, and given percentages and the form of UHS, you can almost say that today's loser between Sy ; ' . I Tally H e

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and Power House is next to certain to be down in D4 next season, while the winner can hold onto the glimmer of hope they can leapfrog UHS if results go their way . For my pick, I am going with power House as I was impressed by their endeavor last week and believe this will be enough to get them over the line by 23 points .

correspondents Thanks to my regular contributors . Please get any reports to gavan .flower(dspotless .com .au by no later than midday on Monday.

P3-s =ri C':ST BRUNS":3CK 7.3 12.5 14 .8 18 .10 (118) WE EE AMATEURS 1 .3 7 .3 11 .8 15 .9 ( 99) West Bruns: Haysey 3Smythe 3 Benjamin 2 Ellis 2 Hamilton 2 Irving 2 Maguire 2 Monagle Sudholz . Best : Morgan Monagle West Hamilton Pietsch Ellis . Wea : Bell 4 Palmington 4 An. Taylor 2Walsh 2 Ayling Borg Lawernce. Best: Kidd Hassel Walsh Carson Simpson Bell.

Umpires: Mick Gilday Bruno Sari (F) Blake Curtis Alex Koutsoukis (B) Vin Vescovi Michael Jones (G) ST." MELBOURNE DI5iT2IC155.5 12.14 16.18 20.21 (141) UHS-V17 3.1 3.6 5 .9 7.11 (53) Sth Rie18 Dist : DAndrea 7 Batchelor 4 Mahoney 3 P Hannan M Hannan A Hannan Mckenzie Calabrase . Best: Washington Hannan Atherton Batchelor Cronan D'Andrea Hannan . UHS-VU : Tate 2 Forbes Carroll Cracknell Sanson Hall . Best: Creek Carroll Sparks Garringe P Clarke

Power House - Nick Bish~- -D and Ash Brownjohn register 5v garues eaeh .

Congratulations from all at Power House to the "iwo pretty boys" of the team . This week marks just the first of many milestones that have finally been written about for both of these boy's and we are all verv confident that man_v more will continue to occur, well done .

Syndal Tally - congratulates Chris Cachia on his 20C - for the club this week . Chris has been the clubs' inspirational captain for the past four seasons, winning three best and fairest awards at the Synners and leading the clubs goal kicking . He was a vital member of the 2001 premiership team and his desire to win every time he steps over the white line is second to none . He is a loyal clubman . who has rejected a number of offers from other amateur clubs . All at Syndal Tally Ho congratulate the skipper on this tremendous achievement, and we look forward to some successful seasons ahead under his leadership .

Old Westbourne - Warriors , an d Aaron Miller join the : ; club this week .' Marty', joined the club from Sedd and has added great Ruck and Forward strength to the Warriors in his three seasons, all in the ones, enjoying the senior flag in 2004 . 'Azza' has come on in leaps and bounds in '05 cementing himself in the senior line-up with some exceptional defensive efforts and a bright future is in stall .

Both will be looking forward to plavi,,,; finals this season . Congratula! i ms frca 1 c .Ib .

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Umpires : Ian Kennedy Pat Machos (F) POWER HOUSE 1 .3 7.4 8.4 13.4 (82) OLD W"'STBOURNE 6 .5 9 .9 14 .13 19 .18 (132) Power House: A Brownjohn 2 D Cooper 2 B Turner 2 S West 2 P Anold R Benson M Hill J Marshall P Sosic . Best: S West M Hill J Conway P Sosic D Boland P Haseler Old West : J Horsborough 4 A Horsborough 3 Tray Edwards 3 M Chrism 3 T Whitting 3 C Hudson P Husdon Huntington Best : A Horshorough C Hudson Huntington Fairfield Trav Edwards Hodgson .

Umpires : Sean Scully Snr Paul Hoffman (F) James Scull y ST JOHNS O C 5 .6 9 .9 10 .16 21.20 (146) KEW 2 .3 3 .4 5 .6 8 .9(57) St Johns: Ryan 8 Phaedonos 4 Chalk 2 2,4eEachern C Peake Jones Roberts O'Connor. Best: Ryan Gaget Chalk Phaedonos Diaz Ice . Kew: McKerrow 2@tood 2 Woodhouse 2 Allen Evans . Best: Tinetti Carman Dalrymple Vecchio Moore Allen.

Umpires ; Matt Brennan David Longworth (F) MONASH GRYPHONS 2.5 8.10 11 .12 17.19 (121) SYNDAL TALLY HO 4 .3 8 .3 9 .7 10 .7 (67) Mon Grgp-a: Pocock 4 Watson 3 MacNamara 3 Sharkey 2 N Rutherford 2 McKenzie G Harrah D Bradshaw . Best: Wells Schultz MacNamara Flowerday J Rutherford Watson . Syndal TH : Cachia 3 Hafflisey Miller MacKenzie Robinson Tua Revnolds D Richardson . Best : Fletcher MacKenzie Robinson D Richardson Tua Browne .

Umpires: Rob Sneddon Richard Yann (F) D3 RESERVE WEST BRUNSWICK 1 .0 4.1 4 .2 6 .4 (40) WERRIBEE AMATEURS 2.4 5.8 10.12 14.13 (97) West Brenm : Russell 2 Gorman Hussy Purcell Saisanas . Best: Satsanas Purcell Waller Tobin Clark Stewart . Werr: Djakovte 4 Marinis 4 Harding 3Waldron 2 Moir. Best : Alabakis Barker Camaheri Collier Cunningham Davidson .

STI: MELBOURNE DISTRICTS 5.2 6.4 9 .9 15.13 (103) USIS-VU 0.2 3.2 4 .5 5 .6(361 Sth Melb Dist: Henderson 4. Best : Henderson Phillips Polner, UHS-W : Gilmore 2 Thomas P Mihajlovic Trevethan . Best: Gilmore Kennedy Catteral }rlihajlovie Trevethan Ashton .

POWER HOUSE 2 .5 4.5 7.5 10.8 (68) OLD TESTBOURNE 4.1 6.5 8 .8 9.8(62) Power House: E Gamble 2 R Humphreys 2 J Scotland 2 A Contreras P Cooper S Hatchard C Plazzer Best: E Gamble A Contreras C Plazzer M Talbot G Holden S Hatchard . Old West : Croswell 3 Anderson 2 Merryvreather 2 S Cristo Ristevskl Best : Depiazza Troy Edwards Board Mason S Cristo Jenlanso n ST JOHNS 0 C 4 .4 4 .10 7 .11 12 .11 (83) B_.7 3.2 4.2 6.2 6.3(39) St Johns OC: Callaghan 5 Dowsett 2 Carmody 2 Hall Wathen Dragwidge. Best: Carmody D Rydqu)st Van Houten Holmes Merrigan Rudd . Kew: Marchesarti 3 Sabien 2 Glenn. Best : Bovlan Jacobs Glenn

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D3 Section K EW Coach : Rotten Doherty Res Coach: Brendan Dove r I B. Latranchi 2 K. At- (VC) 3 B. Debruin 4 G. Crimmins 5 A . Carman 6 N . Tnetti (C) 7 H . IkDermat t 8 D . Mainsbridge (DVC) 9 A .Makds(RDVC) 10 B. Cullen 11 B. Woodhouse 12 M. Gnd4ey 13 B. Marchesarx 14 1 Looke r 15 A. Fountain 16 D. wood 1'r G . Scan 18 N. Dahlstrom 19 A . Vecchio 20 A . Actield 21 M . Anderson 22 T Aitken 23 J.de,Blank 24 C . Stephens 25 C . Watts 26 S. Symes 27 T. Moore(VC) 28 S. Ryan 29 M . Dalrymple 30 C. Giansante 31 D.Ianni 32 A. Drago(RVC) 33 L . Maunsell 34 D. Pococ k 35 R. Bruno 36 B. Roberts 37 Johnston 38 D. S' North 39 J. Dennis 40 D. Kinross 41 L. Coulter 42 S . Parker 43 S . Livingston 43 M. Chrvers 44 T. Lmngston 45 G . Evans 46 J. Hamitton 47 J. Sab+en 48 R. Mahomet 49 P. Dennis 50 B. Roach 51 M .Blar 52 M . Sparsi 53 B . Carroll 54 J. Doumis 55 J . Jacobs 56 T. FrRh 56 R . Waiter 57 R . Hosking 58 B, Bumett(RVC) 59 J . Rakusz 60 G . Muckian 61 M. Glenn 62 M. Chalmers 63 N. Gncks (RC) 64 N. Hyndes 65 S. Pietersen 66 R. McKerrrrN 68 M .Thackwray 70 S . Mound

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by Steve McCarthy & Leah I" ~he r Well done Noddies! ten-cent piece .

Well done to all involved at the Mazenod OC Dirk, this is still a in regard to Mike McArthur-Allen's 500 game bit too light . Try celebration last Saturday night . A fantastic going for the big fifty-cent piece, at least you night and tribute to the VAFA's Supercoach . could find that in the mud . Woody, can you These two scribes were honoured to be run a skill drill on coin-tossing one Thursday present at an event that highlighted the true night ? bonds of the VAFA "family" .

P ea-shooter It happens to the best of us! A Section grand Running coach Richard Eastwood decided to give a young final umpire Albie Firley was hit with a little boundary umpire some running tips to help whistle trouble recently . On first blow of his improve his style. It seems Richard thought whistle in a game he found it was full of mud the youngster who held his arms too low, from the previous week . He reached for his should raise them to a comfortable height to spare (which we all should be carrying) gain maximum speed . Richard was soon put which promptly broke in half' Suppose a in his place when told that the boundary muddy whistle had to be better than none at umpire has a personal best time of 11 :00 all ! seconds for the 100 metres and that his style is the way to go . On yer bike Rich !

11 ot too early to start thinking about it .

Youngsters on the way up Not getting a kick in the ressies? Time Recently some of our young goal umpires to hang, up the boots? T his is a great way to be ventured to training at the VFL to get a taste of what's required at the next level up . These involved in regular seniorfooty. " guys ; Andrew Esposito, Paul Gait, Chris Doyle, Anthony Kyrkou, Lucas Robson, Steve Recruitment for 243 0 6 Piperno and Michael O'Donnell went through Not too early to start thinking about it . Not the paces with the VFL squad in all training getting a kick in the ressies? Time to hang up drills which include both the physical stuff the boots? This is a great way to be involved and the all important skill drills . The reports in regular senior footy . Contact the VAFA's back are that we have a great set of guys with Umpire Operations Manager, Brian talent which promises a future at higher Goodman on 9531 8333 or email levels if their wish is to do so . Great effort by brianCvafa .com .au for details . these guys, also not forgetting our goal umpire advisors Shane Herbert and Andrew Social Barnes with their work on the group .

Don't forget our next big social function is the Pre-finals Dinner to be held at the Coin toss Victoria Club on Monday August 22nd . This Dirk Kramer has a track record of having is a compulsory function so if you are unable troubles tossing the coin before a game, to attend please contact John Robinson as landing on the roof and just recently losing soon as possible . the coin in the mud . Dirk's problems stem for the fact he uses a five-cent piece for the And yes, our next "Blood Drive" is the day job, however he has gotten wise to this and after on Tuesday August 23rd . See Brendan has progressed up in the currency order to a Corcoran for details .

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Round 15 went to plan for the sides vying for the final four . Well done to Ed, tipping the four results before his overseas sojourn .

Round 15 Review Box Hill North jumped out to great start against Hawthorn at Elgar Park, but some wayward kicking meant they lead by only 7 points at quarter time . From there, the Hawks took control of the game with Collins and MeKenna major ball winners. Plunkett was the best for the home side .

Elthaan kept in touch with the finals race with a solid win at home against N orth Brunswick .

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ad fo zrr, wit hfbacr of _ p top five aping up against each other. " Clark and McClaren had plenty of the footy and knew where the big sticks were, booting 7 between them, whilst Menta battled hard all day for the visitors .

Elsternwick followed up last week's 9 goal first quarter with an 11 goal effort against Albert Park .

Hunter made the most of the day kicking 10 and returning himself to the top of the goalkickers, while Beddingfield was the general for the Wicks .

Chambers and Storey were the best of the Falcons .

Finally, Richmond took on the daunting task of travelling to Ferndale Park . Whilst they fought bard all day, St Mary's had too many winners in what was an even team performance and kept them right in the hunt for the double chance .

Bulleen Cobras had the live.

Preview A big weekend for the shape of the final four, with four of the top five shaping up against each other .

The final four could be potentially settled on Saturday, or conversely it could get as tight as it's been all season . The fifth contender, Hawthorn, have the rest . Meanwhile, plenty of pride at stake in the lower half of the ladder too as bragging rights going into next year will be fiercely contested .

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It's the battle of the Northerners, with Box I North travelling to North Brunswick, b coming off sizeable defeats at the hands of fin contenders . Battling for pride and 6th spot on ladder, home ground advantage might be enoi. to decide the game .

Eltham travel to the ladder leaders with a v almost essential for them to keep their fm< hopes alive . A loss and a win to Bulleen woi spell the end to the Turtle's 2005 campai~ whilst a win keeps them 'in the mix' . Meanwhi Elsternwick seem out of their brief mid-seasi rut and back into the groove and would be lookii to send a message to other prospective finalist They'll be too good for mine .

In the other game with a final's bearing, St Mary travel to Bulleen for Match of the Dav. The Cobr< won't have given up on 2nd place and know a wi here would keep them in the hunt . The Saints o the other hand will be keen to consolidate the position in the double chance race . It promises t be an absolute crackerjack of a game and in a cot toss, I reckon Bulleen might just sneak the points .

Finally, Richmond host Albert Park and wouh see this as a gilt edged opportunity to turn thei : improved second half of the season form intc another win . The Falcon's haven't been travel .lin~ too well of late, but to be fair have struck mosi sides on the rebound or at peak form . They should still have enough to get them over the line.

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Correspondents Due to an unfortunate type in last weeks Amateur Footballer, my email address was printed incorrectly . Apologies to those that couldn't get lileir reports through. For next week, the email address is glenn .carleaap .cspie .com and 1%: ilatever help I can get would be much appreciated .

North Brim > - 150 .°anes Jeremy : rzem .Well done to Jezza on this milestone .

One of the most travelled footballers at the club, he comes & goes from near the Dandenongs for training & playing, he has shown outstanding dedication & club loyalty to the Green & Golds .

His direct attacking style at the ball is a feature of his game . Many an opposition player have seen this guy running at them & thought look out. A member of the 2003 Reserves Premiership his play helped set up the win . A past Secretary of the club & occasional MC on Saturdays his presence at the club has earnt e: eryone's respect & admiration . 1â&#x201A;Ź3 0 Games ^_ a ig Rhook. Also well done to Craig for finally reaching this milestone. Cut down by various injuries he has been a sorry sight at most training nights trying to get his body ready to play. Probably one of the best kicks at the club his booming drop punts have set up many moves from half fonvard or in the midfield .

Another straight ahead player his attack on the ball can sometimes be ferocious . If he can stay fit he will be a permanent fixture in the Seniors for many years to come . 51 oC tslrew Mountney . One of the finds of past couple of years Ange has set a new standard in backline play at Allard Park. Also a member of the 2003 Reserves Premiership he has progressed into one of the premier Senior backmen in D4 .

Playing mainly at Full Back he has taken on the best opposition forward & acquitted himself very well . Whether spoiling from behind or outmarking his opponent, his ability to read the play is outstanding. Hope there will be many more games for this talented footballer. Well done to all three players from everyone at North Brunswick .

.8 2 .9 5 .10 6 .11 (47) 2.1 9 .5 11 .5 21 .6 (132) : Prestopino 3 Cook Russell Riscalla . Best : Plunkett Riseall a as Sallantioglu K Oldfleld Dovaston . Raw: Tyson 5 Jackomos 4 Rice 2 Lauletta 2 D Pritchard 2 Vance 2 S Avery Malcolm Tounge A Collins. Best : Vance Bradley Jackomos Lauletta .

Umpires : Anthony Darren Albie Firley (Rot) (F) Peter Teasdale Frank Palermo (B) Robert Parry Pat Mitchell (G ) ELi COLLEGIANS 6.7 14.12 19 .16 26 .18 (174) H . . . . .U ICK 0 .0 1 .2 3.2 6 .4(40) Eltham: Andrews 4 McClaren 4 Austin 3 Clark 3 Turner 3 Savage 2 J Foo B Galvin Hargrave Luttick O'Donnell Ryall Whyte . Best : Clark McClaren Hargrave Turner R Foo Andrews . Nth Bruns: Twaddle 2 Orr Adams Boudo(oh Robertson . Best: Menta Pisasale Greening Orr Pizzari Adams .

Umpires : Jon Kerr Peter Pullen (F ) ALBERT PARK 2 .0 6 .1 9.3 13 .6 (84) ELSTE CK 11 .10 18.15 30 .25 35 .30 (240) Albert Park: Chambers 4 Grace 3 Pane 2 Burton Venables Snowden Harnett. Best: Chambers Sutherland Storey Cain Marshall Burton .

Eist: Hunter 10 S Grace 6 C Mahony 4 Huggins 4 B Mahony 3 Byrne 2

Paley Greene Beddingfleld Foster S Mahone Curtain . Best:

Beddingfield S Grace Hunter B Mahoney Nevill Stuchbery .

Umpires : Bob Kaindl Shane McNamara (F) Cameron Smith James Travers (B ) BULLEEN COBRAS BYE

ST MARYS 7.8 15.14 24 .21 29 .29 (203) RICHMOND CENTRALS

1 .2 1 .3 2.5 4 .7(31)

St Marys : V Ryan 4 C Armstrong 4 Richardson 4 Andrews 2 Dwyer 2 D'astoli 2 Cope 2 Grillo 2 Schembri 2 Weller Wright Harrison L Armstrong Purcell . Best : D'astoli C Armstrong Richardson Harrison Andrews Dwyer . Rich Cent: Nushe Gillart Lake luizzi . Best : Melville Nashe Goonan Luizzi Taylor Zuccaro .

Umpires: Peter Griffiths David Anselmi (F) D4 RESERVE BOX HILL NORTH 0 .2 1 .3 1 .3 2 .5 (17) HAWTHORN 4.8 5.12 11 .21 13 .26 (104) BFiU : Langley Cavalio. Best : P Doyle Street Yalamanchffit I Oldfleld Langley. Haw: Ruzicha 2 P Ryan 2 B Collins 2 P1 Vipe Cattis Murphy Houghton Opie Sheperd . Best : Hyland B Collins Ruzichu Crevalli Shepherd.

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RO : . . 2UFd: ICiC 0 .0 0.0 2 .0 3 .1 (19) Eltham: Krohn 4 Pattison 4 Carter 3 Love 2 Paine 2 Abbott J Howgate Kurtschenko Todman Toulson. Best : Love Weston Pattison Kurtsehenko Todman Rashid . Nth Bruns : A Taha DiDomenica Papanastasatos . Best: Belbin Giovanoglou Spoon Briffa Freeman Boudoloh.

ALBERT PARK 3 .2 4.3 8 .5 9 .6 (60) ELSTERNWICK 3 .2 8 .6 8.8 12 .10 (82) Albert Park: S Allan 4 Surace 2 Fairfield Green R .Allan . Best : Hvams Walkley Downie Sutton Cook Williams . Elst: P}inan 5 Powell 2 D Grace 2 McAdam Tannat Rvan . Best : Pvman D Grace Anderson Tennant Lasnitski Nolan .

North Brunswick v Box Hill North Elsternwick v Eitham Collegians

BULLEEN COBRAS BYE ST MARYS 7 .6 15 .14 20 .18 32.23 (215) RICHMOND CE NTRALS 0.1 0.4 0 .5

Hawthorn Amateurs - Bye Bulleen Cobras v St Marys

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St Marys : Bernardi 11 Hill 5 Anthonv 4 Theoharrts 4 Murphy 2 Latimer 2 Koumantatakis 2 Griffin Frail . Best : Bernardi Smith Frail Theoharris R9aschette Hind. Rich Cent : Best: Trenellen McGrath

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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 . Alla n 29 R . Humphrey 30 W. Johnson 31 S. McGuire 31 J. Williams 32 M . Smith 33 M . Wall 34 T. Houston 35 S. Toth 35 C . Downie 36 J. Dudi 37 L . Hogan 38 S. Fairfield 41 R. Williams 42 C. Cook 44 B .Isard 45 J . Agar 46 G. Price

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23 J. Naumovski 24 P. Doyl e 25 P. Kotsaridis 26 R. Ball 28 Z. Veteski 29 M . Rogers 30 B . Olson 31 D . Olson 32 I. Otdfield 33 M. Marinovic 34 H. Ho 35 C. Liston 36 S . Russell 38 J . DAmato 39 J . Tambakis 40 D . Worrell 41 P. Currie 42 A. Tarulti 43 R . Doyle 44 C. Garrett 45 M . Sinfield 46 P. Mortimer 47 A . Andrews 49 T. Ellis 50 C . Irvine 52 S . Darcy 53 N . Chau 54 L . Van den Akker 55 J. Pratt 56 H. Shiba 57 M . Mason 58 M .Azmi 59 J . Screen 60 N. Benbow 61 J . Howarth 62 C . Henry 63 J. Aspinall 64 J. Vagias 65 D . Woolridge 66 C. Plunkett 67 A. Manerheim 68 N. Gatil 69 B . Pearce 70 H . Gist 73 D . Francis 76 M. Lacey 78 A. Leavers 79 G . Bennett 80 S. Evans 81 J . Hopes 82 D. Dovaston 84 M . Lacey 86 G. Archer 88 M . Edgle y 89 S. Yafamanchite 99 G . Robinson 111 A. Maguire

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15 M. Tyson 16a C. Rice 16b J. Shepherd 17 B. Ruzicka 19 T. Hyland 20 S. Parker 21 P. Ctennett 22 D . McClenchy 23 L. Collins 24 J . Jackomos 25 T. Ryan 26 B . Collins 27 L. Flannigan 28a D. Mackenzie 28b T. Crivelli 29 K . Rimmer 33 M . Caruana 35 S. Davies 36 M . Sheridan 37 C. Jarvis 43 I . Chops 44 B. Alfder 46 T. O'Hanlon 55 A. Saulle 58 T. Dixon 59 G . Cade 62 D . Pritchard 75 M. Daou 80 N . Exton

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Svnior - (1st XVIII teams) Any registered playe r permit can play finals (except ; :L/VFL players wi" a permit - see below) .

Reserve. - (2nd XVIII teams) Players must be registered and must have played at least four (4) reserve grade matches and not more than ten (10) senior matches in the home and away games (first round) .

Where both first and second XV(N's are playing on the same day the reserve grade player must only have pia ) two (2) games in either the seniors or reserves o For clubs with teams drawn in semi finals o difl days of the same weekend (re . 1st semi SatL .r( semi Sunday - read as above teams playing on the . day) .

Under-19 teams - Players must be registered and hold a permit . If a player has played an aggregate of more than 5 senior and reserve matches he must have played more than 5 Under-19 matches during the season.

If a player is ineligible due to having played more than 5 senior and reserve matches and does not gain selection in his club's senior team in the first second round match, he is then eligible to play in any subsequent Under 19 final .

Where a team has (2) U19 teams or is involved in hybrid arrangement, the following shall apply .

Where a club has two U19 teams a player must have not played more than 10 matches with the U19 1 side to play in the (2) team .

;nt _ .ie hybrid team in the finals the playe r m :., s . ; r-)resented t : ._ hybrid team in (5) first round ches - not including finals .

- Players must be registered an d h'- at least four (4) Club XVIII matche s ; wish to represent) and not hav e p,' ;C n a tc'-' of eight (8) senior and rf 7g the irst round . n Club XVIII teams a -ire than 8 matche s piaced side(s) to play in a ,_<.yer will be eligible to play i n als for his : a) VA FA club as long as he has played a minimum of five (5) VAFA matches for the team he wishes to represent in the finals . At least two (2) of these matches must have been played after June 30th . b) Senior VfiFA team as long as he has played a minimum of five (5) senior and/or U19 VAF A matches for the team he wishes to represent in the fin-.Is . At least two (2) of these matches must h.- ;- Then played after June 30th .

8 player must have played five (5) VAF.', ,tches for the VAFA team he wishes to represent in the finals . For TAG players there is no requirement to play a certain number of matches af er June 30th .

The rn (CleniiG F The rear gate (oii S . Ida Street) will only be oper an there are no matches scheduled for Elsternwick Park K _ . 2 C .'al .

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 appropri- .te number of :i--kets for pla~, ~s and officials .

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Round 9 Another big week in FIDA football, with some big results .

There were 2 games played at ElsternGViek Park last round with some letting wills .

First game played was between Broadmeadows 2 and Port Colts 2 . This was a close game all day until Broadmeadows 2 slammed on 5 unanswered goals in the final term to win with the score line reading .

Broadmeadows 2 7 .4(46) def Port Colts 2 2 .9(21) .

The second game played was between -Valley and Mazenod 2 this was to be a show case game and it really was with Mazenod 2 winning 4.8(32) to Moonee Valley 2 .9(21) . The Panthers by if .

Kananook was hosted 2 games with the one sided results .

Kamanook 1 accounted for Maribyrnong 1 .

15 .16(106) to Marit- nong 2 .2(14) . ""â&#x20AC;˘e second game played was a little closer but 'Ieen Ten too good in the doubling c otr 2 score. The end result reads . . Bulleen Templestowe 5 .7(37) to Kananook 2 2 .3(15).

This biggest win of the round is no big surprise with .,. t Colts i cruising to victory of Parkside . The lop sided score line reads . Port Coltsl 18.16(124) to the hapless Parkside 0 .2(2) . This turned out to be good training for the Port Boys leading up to the finals .

urin hosted K~ '2 with a big result e doggies, cementing top spot in a big way , e was one sided all day as the result will show . Maribyrnong 2 9 .1(55) defeating Mambourin 1 .6(12).

ie last three games are all forfeits . do 1 forfeited t o 1 forfeited to Ove ;, rt - 1 forfeited to eas e_y 2

Ao a 1 0 Well here it is, the final round for the home and away season before a big finals series .

There are three games being played at Elsternwick this ~ k .

The 1-st game will see Kananook 1 defeat s turs 1 by at least 13 goals.

The second game will be close for a half bu t ook 2 should end up taking care of Ovens & NF y 1 by a comfortable 6 goals .

The last game to be played will see Broadmeadows 2 win by about 34 points for them to secure a finals bi: ih .

Maribyrnong will be hosting 2 games this week with their first and third division sides looking for good lead up games before they play in finals .

Maribyrnong 1 will be out classed by Ballarat by a comfortable 8 goals with the Pviaribyrnong 2 accounting for Moonee Valley by about 9 goals as they will cement the top spot at the end of the home and away season . aplestowe is also hosting 2 games this week, with the first game building up to be an absolute gem of a game.

The game is against Port Colts 1 . With the away side in good form they should just get over the line against an inform Bulleen stc 'e .

The last game will be another close match between and Port Colts 2, the end result will b e

close but I think the Colts by 8 points.

The last 2 games will be played at Mazenod and with some big results expected .

9^n by 4 goals over Mazenod 2 .

1 by 16 goals over Parkside.

ishing all teams good luck in your final round of the home and away season and hope all teams have a good result.

FI ?D 9 % Pis DIUI: P W L B F Agst KAid .C KT3GERS 1 7 6 1 0 438 134 328.87 24 *NORTH ; ALLARAT KNIGHTS 7 5 2 0 3613 258 142 .64 20 MARIBYRNONG BULLDOGS 1 7 3 4 0 282 351 80 .34 12 BROADMEADOWS KAt1GAS 1 70 7 0 112 383 29 .24 0 P W L D F Pts DIVISION 2 PORT COLTS 1 7 6 1 0 5 17 24 Bk1LLE*R TE4APLESTOWE 7 5 2 0 347 20 3D PANTHERS 1 7 4 3 0 436 16 Ki n100K TlGERS 2 7 4 3 0 392 16 `DaEtdS & MURRAY 1 7 3 4 0 349 12 PARKSIDE 7 Q 7 0 44 Q DIVISION 3 P W L D F Pis MARIBYRNONG BULLDOGS 2 7 6 1 0 366 24 MAr4iBOURIN TIGERS 7 5 2 0 207 20 BROADP,1cAD06'dS KAPd6AS 2 7 4 3 0 270 16 PORT COLTS 2 7 4 3 0 200 16 MAZENOD PANTHERS 2 7 3 4 0 270 12 *OVENS & MURRAY JETS 2 7 3 4 Q#57 12 MOONEE VALLEY MAGPIES 7 2 5 0 206 8 RINGWOOD BLUES 7 1 6 0 168 4 # had bye last round * Received forfeit last round

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Sports & "' :dical Supplies

(U19 2, 3& Blue ) ' (U191 & Red )

Section On e St Kevins' all but relinquished any chance of playing finals football last weekend after falling eight points short at home to Uni Blues . In a game that would have put the home side eight points clear of their nearest rivals, St Kevins now sit precariously in fourth spot and face the competition's top two sides in the closing weeks .

Conversely Uni Blues, who in effect were playing for their season last weekend, now have a week off before meeting the competition's bottom two sides in the final fortnight of the season . In the round's other games, Collegians led all day in their 43 point win over Old Scotch, St Bernards slammed on fifteen second half goals in their 108 point demolition of Old Brighton, while Marcellin weren't troubled in their 56 point win over Old Xavs .

The minor premiership is up for grabs this weekend as Marcellin and Collegians go head-tohead in a top of the table bout out at Marcellin College . Last time the sides met Collegians kicked a measly 3 .14 in a 61 point loss despite having just six less chances in front of goal . Expect a closer margin this time around but a similar result, Marcellin by 21 . In the round's other games, St Kevins to beat Old Scotch in a must-win game, De La to halt St Bernards winning streak at one, and Old Xavs to record their ninth win of the season away at Old Brighton .

Section Two On what was a reasonably pleasant afternoon for footy. Rupertswood enjoyed the drier conditions and handed out an unexpected hiding to Whitefriars . With young Ben Torney debuting in the seniors (whilst still at school!), the home side were robbed of some forward firepower, but Rupo had so much more possession it didn't really matter . Quick ball movement was the key for Rupo, and had they kicked straight it would've been damn ugly . Good efforts from fine Friars in Cam Power and Steve Keogh . Sadly, the Bombers have been grounded for the remainder of the season, and Banyule enjoyed the week off. The Fields kept their finals' hopes alive with a heartstopping win over the Sharks, and Goold grabbing a six-pack in the process . However, the may be too far adrift of Rupo to sneak into the finals . . . .

Elsewhere, Old Carey made heavy work of things against the much improved OMs . Cudlipp again shone for the visitors, whilst Hodges and McQueen played well for The OC . In the final

match, Old Trinity were outgunned by Old `Camberwell a t the Barnyard, where De Sanctis took home the goal-kicking award with 11 snags, but somehow BOG went to Barrow . Trinity's Brett Smith shortened further in the club B&F after another great effort on-ball, Tips Banvule, OMs, Whitefriars, Rupertswood (!) and Car r, e -o > dealt a killer blow to the Demons' final s a 4 goal win at Pine Lodge . Frankly, i t ssioutuve ueen more, but Ellis and Rofer certainly got the job done . The Blacks got their big guns back from semester break, and the Tigers suffered as a result . My mail is there are more inclusions on the way for St Bede's MT, to assist the Brothers McConnell, so don't expect them to be pushovers v'zen (e id I') they ma ' :c the final four . The big upset : .~.~ th,~ Unicorn,.- pii tting the Paiders to th e

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adder-leaders Just three rounds to go in the homeE mmaus S t Leos and-away season sun-andered their and still as manv as invincible tag last six sides are weekend, after escaping competing for a from the clutches of finals berth . with fourth spot unlikely defeat at home to Old to be decided until Westbourne. " the final day of the season . Therry, Westbourne and Fitzroy are all tied up on eight wins, with the three sides all playing each other in the final three rounds .

Westbourne hosts Fitzroy this weekend in yet another vital fixture, with the winner likely to go four points clear in fourth . A massive game in the Section Blue Ormond were outstanding in the first half but the context of the season, both have been impressive Scorpions didn't help their own cause with against Emmaus in the past few weeks but another flat start. Chisholm was on fire in front of Westbourne should have the edge at home . Old goal for Ormond, finishing with 8. In the 3rd Westbourne by 23 . In the round's other games, quarter, The Scorpions turned it on, to reel in an Emmaus to knock off Therry, Aquinas won't be 8 goal half time deficit, back to 3 at the final troubled at home to Old Scotch, and Bulleen in a break . As might have been predicted though, the thriller away at Rupy.

Scorps were a spent force in the last . Ormond drove home the message to their opponents i'uat one good quarter won't win games . For the Scorpions, Francis and Dunne fought hard all day. The Bloods really let the straight-shooting Old Scotch v St Kevins Pirates run away with the chocolates in the ;,Rarcellin v Collegians second and third terms, failing to capitalise on a University Blues - Bye good start . End result, Peninsula eased to the line De La Salle v St Bernards in a 4 goal w-in . Mazenod had a strong win over Old Brighton v Old Xaverians . although they didn't take full Hampton Rovers UNDER-19 SECTION 2 advantage of their first quarter dominance .

Beaumaris v Banyule Viewbank However, in the next term, the Nodders ran hard Old Melburnians v Caulfield Or and scored freely, putting the result well beyond Whitefriars - Bye doubt . Hampton Rovers certainly rallied in the Rupertswood v Old Camberwell second half, to their credit, but Klavins, Kavanagh Old Trinity v Old Carey and Fraser (good name that!) were a class above .

UNDER-19 SECTION 3 In the final game, an 8-goal third quarter Bentleigh v La Trobe Un i avalanche from De La made up for an inaccurate St Bedes Mentone Tigers v Old Ivanhoe first half.

Monash Blues v MHSOB Tips Old Paradians v Oakieigh Salesian, Hampton . Mazenod, Ormond .

AJAX v University Blacks - Oval 9 or 11, Albert Park Section Red Ladder-leaders Emmaus St Leos surrendered UNDER-19 (2) BLUE their invincible tag last weekend, after escaping Peninsula 0 B v Salesian Scorpion s Hampton Rovers v Old Haileybury - Soortseover from the clutches of defeat at home to Old WestArena, Friday 6 .15]2m bourne . Trailing at every break, Emmaus kicked De La Salle (2) v Mazenod 0 C six goals to one in the last, but showed clear signs Ormond v Oakleigh Clays that they're not as far ahead of the mid-table pack as many have suggested . In the round's other big UNDER-19 (2) RE D result, Therry Penola dropped a vital fixture away Aquinas 0 C v Old Scotch at Bulleen, intensifying the race for fourth spot Kew - By e ,,vith Therrv, Westbourne and Fitzroy now all tied Rupertswood (2) v Bulleen Templestowe - TBA on eight wins apiece . Elsewhere, Rupy were Therry Penola 0 B v Emmaus St Leos 0 C impressive in their 41 point win over Old Scotch, Old Westbourne v Fitzroy Reds - to played on College Oval (entry off Gate C off while Kew kicked 16 goals to 6 after quarter-time M arquands Road) at 1 .30 p .m . to defeat Aquinas by 48 .

s :rord, building on a handy quarter time lead and l,,uvshing the visitors on the school postage stamp . Messrs Bartholomew and Taft had days out by the river, and were the toast of the crowd on the hill . Lastly, but not leastly. Oakleigh kept their noses ahead of the Blacks with a regulation win over AJAX. The damage was done early, with Cleary and Edwards providing good avenues to goal . Gallant Jackas included Hershan and Milecki . Finally, La Trobe beat Monash by 40 points and (sadly) that's all I know . . .

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4 c~. '.~ _ ST. KEVINS OB 0.5 3S 7 .9 9 .12 (66) UNIVERSITY BL-uE8 3 .0 7.2 8 .4 11 .8 (74) SXOB: O'Rourke 5 Mercouriou 2 Belsey Liu . Best : Feehan C Murphy Liu Low Shaw T White. Uni Blues : Brennan 3 Carmody 2 Maddocks Havter Guthrie Dwyer Elliott Bradley. Best: Dwyer Kelly Elliott Guthrie Wood Marshall. Umpires: Tom Haysom Sarah McGill (F) Will Burne David Cameron (B) Hagen Cosgriff Andrew Summers (G )

COLLEGIANS 5.2 12 .3 16.4 20.9 (129) OLD SCOTCH 3 .1 8 .1 11 .5 1 1 8 (86) Coll: Tardiff 3 Bushnell 3 Quick 3 Williams 2 Scott 2 Znnbacks 2 Louis Rutherford Feld Lynch Hampton . Best: Lightollers Zimbacks Rutherford Bridgeman Quick Boland . Old Scotch : McCann 7 Baltand Pearce Wood Parisi Bradley Feeney . Best : Wallace-Smith McCann Tumme( Leeds Gray Daggian. Umpires : Brian Nunn (C 18) Paul Motion (C I8 )(F) OLD RAVERIANS 0.0 0 .6 3 .10 5 .11 (41) MARCELLIN 5 .6 10.7 11 .8 14 .13 (97) Old Xav: Dl Stefano D Smith Preece Handley Doyle . Best: Doyle Silk Indovino Handley D Smith Bell . Marc: Crimmins 5 Bolger 3 Birrell 2 Winstanley Nash Montagna Tabarcheira . Best: Crapper MeGlin Tabaccheira Bond Abrahams Crimmins . Umpires: Tom Windlow (C 18) Lee Crossley (F) DE LA SALLE BYE

UNIV:?STTY BLACKS 1 .4 7 .6 8 .6 11 .8 (74 :'-', I ;PvTOI .-T TIG7°31 .3 2 .4 4.7 8.9(57))ST-3D Uni Blacks: Batista 3 Davies 3 Napier Shaw Bell Howson . Best : LeMaitre Batten Jess Cordy Logue Harrison . StB)MT : Bodinaar 4 LeBreton Kelly Sapina, Best: A . McConnell K. McConnell Laver Hunter Marks Kelly.

Umpires: Simon Fearless (C 18) (F) Robert Seymour Chris McKendry (G) RSIISOB 5.2 10.8 16.17 20.23 (143) OLD P IANS 3.5 3.7 6 .9 6.11 (47) MHSOB: Bartholomew 6 Anderson 3 Evans 3 Taft 3 Tan Kitelev Lim Pretty Hamilton-Ho . Best: Ashworth Bailey H Taft Evans Anderson Bartholomew .

Old Par: Hussey 3 Holden Irvine Thomas . Best: Geary Clayton Richardson Thomas Ziella Serahts . Umpires : Matt O'Keefe Brett Bazley (F) Alex Roberts Daniel Reid (G ) OAKLEIGH AFC 8 .3 8.13 14 .18 18 .21 (129) AJAX 1 .1 5.4 9.5 12 .12 (84) Oak: Cleary 5 Edwards 4 Costigan 3 M Bennett 2 Derks Doherty Harold MacKenzie. Best : Derks Wills Cleary Ristevski Schenker Pasitchnyj . AJAX: Blusztein 3 Sacks 3 Ezekiel 2 Milecki 2 Measey Grof . Best : Oviss Hershan Sacks Blusztein Ezekiel Mileeki. Umpirea : Ross Kennedy Mark Duthie (F) Dan Frazier Richard Beane (G ) UNDER-19 (2) BLUE SALESIAN SCORPIONS 2.1 4 .2 10.6 12 .6 (78) ORMON")r 3.2 11 .7 13 .7 18.12 (120) Sales Scarp : Jordan 4 Crowley 3 Pullman 2 Morsels 2 Butterfield . Best: Francis Mailed Morsels Stanton C Thomson . Ormond : Chisholm 8 Bailey 3 Denatris 2 Duthie 2 Brosnan Jewell Woolfe . Best: Cribbes Denatris Chisholm Brosnan Barnes LearvDunne . Umpires : Marl Farrell Avi Wekselan (F)

ST BERNA11t'1.S 5.2 12 .8 20.11 27.12 (174) OLD BRIGHTON 4 .2 5.4 7 .7 9.12 (66) St Bern: Viney 7 Schroder 5 Indemenieo 5 Galea 3 Creasey 2 Bergin 2 Overman Runnalls Hinkley . Best : Vmey Schroder Bassaggio C Hughes A Stapleton Hinkley. Old Br: Salem 3 Henle,y 2 Seat Oliver Priestley Jennings, Best : Priestley Fox Gunning Browning Rest Eastgate . Umpires : OLD HAH.F.YBURY 4.3 5 .5 8 .10 11 .17 (83) PENINSULA OB 4 .0 10.2 15.3 16.9 (105) Nathan Sheppard Jack Fagan (F) Bernie Jephson Nick Booth ( G Old Hail: N Waite 3 Walsh 2 Mohammad 2 Doukas Fankhauser Chisholm Byass. Best: Mohammad N . Waite Chisholm Monday Ridgway Harrison .

B-§NYULE VIE `K 19 .17 (131) OLD ESSENDON 11 .81741 Peninsula OB : D Smith 6 Wignall 4 Coy 2 De Lange 2 Taylor Wilmot . Best : Trickey White Kenny Madder D Smith Crefreld . Umpires: Jamie Gunn Old Eesendon season forfeit Dean Schwab (F)

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.5 4.6 8.9(57) CAULFIELD G IANS 4.5 9.3 11 .8 13 .10 (88) MAZENOD 4 .6 13.10 16 .13 22 .14 (146) BEA S 1 .5 17 9.10 11 .15 (81) Ilampi Rov: Gleeson 4 White 3 Rootsey.

Best: Schafer Gleeson Caul: Goold 6 Clarke Spinal Gatehouse Pearce Schroth Mccahon Ka)aja .

Zampaglione Kobayashi Connell Ross . Mnz : Crotty 3 Bogar 3 Moran 3 Best: Gould McCahon Schroth N Andrew Webb . Beaum : Lmlach 3 Hunt 2 Duke 2 Bailey 2 J Crameri 2 Bayliss 2 Micallef Mann Risele-v Feeora N Scrivenor Wall Gillespie Bliesher Nicholson Cupples. Best: Wall Wilson Crowed . Best: Moran Kavanagh N Cramer] Klavtns Pecora . Umpires: Bllesner McNeill Gillespie Clemente . Umpires: Peter Cahill Brett Herskope Mark Jenkins Michael Rode (F) (F) Brendan Dowling Keith Lewis (B ) OAKZ.EIGH CLAYS 3 .1 8 .4 10.5 13 .9 (87) OLD CAREY 5 .2 11 .5 14 .8 18.12 (120) DE LA SALLE 1 .8 3.12 11 .15 15.16 (106) OLD MELBURNIANS 2.1 7.2 13 .5 16 .7 (103) Oak Clays: Simon 6 Castello 5 Nguyen Gait . Best : DeGeorge Simon Old Cerey : Tiras 5 Cleve 2 Day 2 Remmers 2 Andrianopolous Wood Castello Gait Osbourne Adams. DLS: Morwood 5 Keanev 3 Hassadalla 2 Sheddon PatOsan Carpenter. Best: Stocco Baker Hodges Ttras Shedden Rae Clinch Fonlolo Miles Silver Kovarick. Best: Fisher Hanson Morwood McQueen. Old Malin Mitchell 4 Cudlipp 3 Code 3 Landale 2 Linacre Muner Keeney Kovarik. Umpires : Steve Castersen David D'Altera (F) Tzoiras Cowey. Best: Cudlipp Tzokas Code Mitchell Landale Ray .

UNDER-19 t21 RED Umpires: Peter Liddell (Rot) David Chippindall (YJ) (F) OLD SCOTCH 3.4 6.7 8 .8 10.11 t71) WHITEFRIARS 0 .2 1 .7 4.7 6.10 (46) RUPERTSWOOD (2) 6 .1 10.2 13.8 17 .10 (112) RUPERTSWOOD 7.6 11.13 15 .23 17 .29 (131) Old Scotch : M Needham 2 T Gaunt 2 A Perry J Brownhall 2 H Taylor.

White : C Power 3 O'Meara 2 Walker . Best: Keogh Carruthers Crowe Best: T Gaunt S Machin W Cox J Brownhall M Needham H Tavlor .

Mirabella Harris Walker. Ruperts : McPhee 5 Baddetey 3 Quigley 2 Ruptt-ts : Quinn 8 Lovett 2 Smith 2 D'Salvatore 2 Jones Day Alkemade .

Morrison Harrison G Philips Tennant Dean Pretty Spinner. Best: Spinner Best: A Catalano A Day A Jones B Quinn Smith. Umpires: Logan Smith Gaunt Glenn McPhee Baddeley Dean . Umpires: Jason Lane Christian David Murray (F ) Schaefer (F ) KEW 1 .4 8 .6 12.8 17 .17 (119) OLD CAMBERWELL 8.9 15.11 20 .12 28 .16 (184) AQUINAS OC 3 .5 6.9 8.13 9 .17 (71) OLD TRINITY 0.2 6 .4 9.4 10.5 (65) Kew: Pike 5 O'Shea 3 Lawrence 2 Fultheim 2 DeAngelis Franklin Jackson Old Camb : De Sanctis I I Tolson 3 Barrow 2 Walpole 2 Morley 2 Tsindos Lucisano Lav. Best : Williams Pike Fultheim Lawrence Wyley DeAngelis .

2 Clarke 2 Taylor 2 Genies Povnton . Best: Barrow De Sandia Tolson P Aquinas : Ragauskas4 Papworth Williams Weidemann Raggozini Sheridan .

Christie Gemes Paynton. Old Trin: Greene 5 Stewart 2 Oldfield Neils Best: Neame O'Donnell Thatcher Reece Maaskant Papwrorth . Umpires: Smith. Best: Smith Neils Delphme Stuchlik Hickey Bourke . Umpires: Jason Evans Paul'ivrer (F) Josh Teter Simon McInerney (B ) Richard Eastwood (Rot) Matt Goold (F) FITZROY REDS BYE UNDER-19 SECTION 3 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 3.7 6.11 11.15 14.16 (100) LA TROBE UNI 4 .1 6.1 11 .5 16 .8 (104) THERRY PENOLA 3 .2 5 .5 9.6 14 .10 (94) MONASH BLUES 4 .2 7.6 7 .8 9 .10 (64) Bull Temp: Coulston3 Rametta 2 Stamboulakis 2 Alleri lositldis Meadows LaTrobe: Holland 8 P Davies 2 Beek 2 Maaiman 2 Doyle Walgott . Best: Nikolakopoulos Tekin P VogHs Woodward . Best : Samaras Hunt Millar Walgott Holland McLean Hooke P Davies Inglis . Mon Blues: Collins 2 Stamboulakis P Voglis Tektn. Therry Pen : Ferraro 4 Keenan 3 Elmi 2 Cruickshan 2 Vincent 2 Podolia . Best: Vincent Barton Padulla Cruickshan Heleu Orr Conbey Tozer Walker . Best : Allender Muhar Tomkinson Cooper Phillips Thompson Umpires: Fr an k Kavanagh (C 18) Matt Simpson (F) Orr Keenan . Umpires : Anthony Llliey John Hughan (F ) OLD IVANHOE 4.3 6.8 8.15 13.19 (97) BEN TLEIGH 3 .3 5.4 7 .6 11.8 (74) Old Iv : Ellis 4 Baldwin 2 Rosenlis 2 Binney Foster Roger Ferrantino Minas . Best : Ellis Rofer Botlycoai Pagewood Bo)zan Foster . Beat : Hunt 4 Dewar 2 Lewis Meehan Zvlhertajn West Coles . Best : Meehan Rossi Lawry DewarMorrison . Umpires: Tim Saunders David Windlow (C 18 )(F)

EMMAUS ST LEOS GC 1 .4 4.5 7 .6 13.7 (85) OLD WESTBOURNE 3 .3 4.6 7 .11 8.12 (60) Emmaus SL: Croughan 7 Lalor 5 Ahern. Best : DAmico Lalor Brogden Croughan Brayshaw McKenzie . Old West: J Tanner 3 M Williamson 2 Chan Gardy Squarci. Best: Heiniger Eckel M Williamson M Mitrovski Spiteri J Tanner. Umpires: Nick Brown David Ewens (F)

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Most results in the final Round went according to prediction . No last minute changes occurred to the ladders so the Semi Finals this weekend wil be as expected . Again my percentage success ratel was 93 % Review of Round 15 .

Section I St Kevin's finished second for the first time through their one hundred and one point demolition of University Blues who have not enjoyed a good season .

Old Scotch insured fourth place when they defeated Mt Lilydale by ninety points . Mt Lilvdale, despite innumerable difficulties fulfilled their commitments, which is commendable , Old Xaverians were untroubled to account for Old Melburnians by one hundred and two points, Veteran, David King must have impressed the "Crocodile" selectors with his slick movements around the forward Iine . He was well supporteci b y

Blacks could never reduce . Best for the "Sharks" were ; Sam Thomas, Hiep Ly, John Verde and Dave Viola (7 goals) .

Old Trinity forfeited to Therry PenoIa .

Section 3 Caulfield Grao nmmarians easily accounted for North Old Boys by one hundred and eight points .

Fitzroy Reds scored over La Trobe University by ninety two points .

Wh= : `-iars defeated a determined but undermanned Old Carey by one hundred and o :e points . Bst for the rvinners were ; P` J'Bn째n (9 goals), Ben Fisher and Gar v Johnson, . in c_ closest and lowest scoring game of the Round Emmaus - St Leo's defeated Old Geelong by -n points, after the game was unable to be

con )le .cd due to serious injury to an ESL player, 01d -'ch had the b

i Fin 3 . (Gillon Oval) . fellow veteran, Tony Landrigan and Bart Caiman .

Be La Salle, despite their seventy six point win over Mazenod, were unable to stage a fairy tale finish and finish in the four .

Prahran, just failed in a desperate effort to regai c and place, whe n o they held nse l sso Old d Brighton oal by rtw an thirty gfive points.

Section 2

;ani final (: .j the enigmatic Prahran face Old Scotch, who hav e played consistently during the season . No one doubts the enormous skill within the Prahran team . The unknown factor is, how it Will be applied todayr The only meeting between these sides i iis season was i T ~ Round 9 at Camberwell . Prahran won tha t

Marcellin, who led Monash Blues throughout the first three quarters faltered in the last and went do- ttho the Blues by six points . Best for Monas h included

; John Gaffney, Steven Mentisa and Brock Mills. Ruck man Matthew McCartin, Simon Mathews and Tim Hargraves were best for cis 1. 1 Marcellin .

Old Xaverians Nall 3 53 Collegians proved themselves the best side outside the four when they defeated second placed Prahran Cartlidge 0 43 Old Essendon by thirty two points Old Scotch . After a N Simon 3 42 sluggish start Collegians have played well for Cl9(2 ) several weeks only to fall short of the four on EleyPark Sharks Viola 7 percentage .

81 Old Essendon Cariss 0 31 Old Xaverians scored a thirty nine point win over Fitzroy Reds, which will give the "minor premiers' Monash Blues Haines 3 26 confidence for the finals and sap that of the Reds . t;1B (3 ) Eley Park "Sharks" proved too strong for Whitefriars Elliot 4 31 University Blacks, who lost by fifty nine points in Caulfield Grammerians Margerison 0 3 0 what was a virtual elimination final . The "Sharks" Caulfield Grammarians Ta Bockman 0 25 attacked early and built a big lead , which th e Caulfield Grammarians Baxter 0 2 5

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game by thirty eight points . Prahran's stars were acpherson, Slawinski, and Storer. Howar d ;;icked four goals . These players along with consistent goal scorer Cartledge will again prove troublesome to Old Scotch . Conversely Prahran ,,rill be troubled by the skills of Andrew Millar and N . Simon.

I select Prahran but won't be surprised if Old Scotch triumph .

Second Semi Final (Saturday) Old Xaverians, and St Kevin's meet for the third time this season . Old Xaverians won each of the minor round matches comfortably despite St Kevin's desire to succeed in this competition . After a and season hiccup the Xaverians are now back on track in the quest to win their tenth consecutive premiership . Hall at full forward supported by veteran David King, consistent Bart Calman and Luke Hardwick will cause a lot of concern to Bernie Dunn and his advisors .

I expect another Old Xaverian victory .

Section 2 First Semi Final ( Sunday) Eley Park "Sharks" and Fitzroy Reds met in Round 9 when the Reds won by twenty six points .

Today on a bigger ground, I suspect the "Sharks" will prove superior . Daniel Grant gives great drive to the smaller players such as the fleet footed Corey Cresswell who can kick the ball forward confident David Viola will convert most chances .

Sam Thomas and Club Best and Fairest winner David Payne are two other key "Shark" players v: ho must be nullified for Fitzroy Reds to win .

Although the Reds have a closely knit defence led by avid reader, Nick Auden, it is my opinion that Eley Park will win today.

Second Semi Final (Saturday) Old Xaverians has twice narrowly defeated Old Essendon during the season . At home they won by two points and two weeks ago at Kellor their margin was eleven points . Saddler was a Xaverian star in each game . They also rely on the forward work of Chamberlain and Silk each of whom must be quietened for Old Essendon to do well . On the other hand Papal has done well for Old Essendon and the consistent Chapman's name is often "mentioned in dispatches" I select Old Xaverians, who have really been the benchmark of the Section all season .

Section 3 First Semi Final (Sunday)

Fitzroy Reds and Old Scotch have met only in Round 8 when an inaccurate Reds won by forty eight points .(thirty shots to twelve) . The season's form does point to a Fitzroy Reds' win as they finished two and a half games clear on the ladder .

There has been little between the two forward lines but the Red's defenders have let less scores pass .

The big ground could worry each side as each is accustomed to a smaller playing field . I select Fitzroy Reds to win .

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Caulfield Grammarians saw Whitefriars triumph each time . I suspect that they did not play the "real" Caulfield in Round 1 when fifty four points separated the sides, whilst Whitefriars . were victorious at Donvale in Round 10 by twenty nine points .

The fifteen rounds' results do point towards a Whitefriars win but I wonder about their marked inaccuracy in front of goal . The lack of solid opposition over recent weeks could also tell although Caulfield has won easily as well as having two gameless weeks .

The outcomes of the forward duels between the two leading sharp shooters Elliott (Whitefriars) and Margerison with their opposition defenders, will have a marked bearing on the result .

Whitefriars are my selection because they seem to have had players do well when required and I believe their fixtures have been the more demanding.

Team managers . Details of your game will be appreciated by 6 p .m. Monday either by telephone (467 2857 or e mail nknugent0aalphalink .com .au

E5`~ONE S Old Xaverians - congratulate Patri ck Hall . 11 times premiership play who last Saturday against Old Melburnoians played his 200th game for the club . From the College in '92 Pat was Captain of the '93 U19 premiership team .

Pat was voted Best Finals player in '01 and 04.

This year he is Captain under his brother Andrew (Coach) . Well done Pat from all at the club .

TODAY'S ATCHE S CLUB 18 (1 1 August 6th, 2005 - 2nd semi-final - Gillon Oval, Brunswick, (29 E6) - 2 .15pm Old Xaverians v St Kevin s August 7th, 2005 - 1st semi-final - Gillon Oval, Brunswick, (29 E6) - 2 .15pm Prahran v Old Scotc h CLUB 18 f August 6th, 2005 - 2nd semi-fmal - Gillon Oval, Brunswick, (29 E6) - 11 .45am Old Xaverians (2) v Old Essendon August 7th, 200 5

ist semi-final - Gillon Oval, Brunswick, (29 E6) - 11 .45am Eley Park Sharks v Fitzroy Red s CLUB 18 f31 August 6th, 2005 - 2nd semi-final - Gillon Oval, Brunswick, (29 E6) - 9 .20am Whitefriars v Caulfield Gr .

August 7th, 2005 - lst semi-final - Gillon Oval, Brunswick, (29 E6) - 9.20am Fitzroy Reds (2) v Old Scotch (2)

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SKOB: Crowley 4 Petrou 4 0'Brfen 3 Halpin 2 Moore D Dunn W Dunn.

Best: Petrou Grant Macey Halpin Powell Crowley . Uni Blues : McKinley 2. Best : Hopkins Conn Aldours Tyers Marshall Buchanan. Umpires: Joseph Salvatore tF) MT LILYDALE 3 .5 12 .8 16 .10 19 .17 (131) 0 .4 0.5 430 5 .11 (41) OLD SCOTCH Mt Lilydale : Millar 7 S Dipasquale 4 T Dipasquale 3 Glen 2 Comport Hooke Pritchard . Best: Philalay S Dipasquale T Dipasquale Glen Addison Snow. Old Scotch : R4anisealchi 2 Rhodes Hickev Carolan .

Best : Collation Walsh Brebner D Hickey . Umpires : Danny Carroll (F) OLD XAAVERIANS 5 .4 12 .5 14.8 20.12 (13 MELBURNIANS 1 .1 2.2 2 .5 4 .6(30) :OLD Old Xav : Colman 6 Ireland 3 Hall 3 Perry 2 King 2 L Hardwick 2 DaviesHawkins. Best: L Hardwick Colman Davies Perry Nolen Landrigan . Old Idelb; Wettenhall Dick Ironmonger Anderson . Best : 'Ricker Ward Fitzgerald Dick Tomlinson Schofield . Umpires : Tom Windlow Cameron Ball(F) MAZENOD 2.0 5 .2 $ .3 10.5 (65) DE LA SALLE 5 .5 8.5 16 .6 22 .9 (141) Match details not received . Umpires: Simon Brooks (F) PRAHRAN 10 .5 17.7 25.12 37 .15 (237) 01 (2) OLD BRIGHTON 0.0 0 .0 0.1 Prahram Butterworth 16 Davies 4 Macpherson 3 Erickson 3 Storer 3 CranHeld 2 Cartlidge 2 Kitchen Slawinski 1Raughan Farrell. Best: Cartlidge Fung Storer Farrell Scott Kitchen Erickson Butterworth . Old Br: Best: G Earl C Trim D Cooper A Liptrot S Davies . Umpires: Rick Benson Tony Byrnes (F) CLUB I8 12 ) AL9RCELLIAI 4 .2 6.3 9.6 10 .9 (69) MONASH BLUES 2 .1 5 .4 8.7 11 .9 (75) Marc: Wall 2 Cracknell 2 Nutbean 2 P Symes 2 S Mathews M Serves, Best : M Symes Cracknell Mccartin Harberts Grimes Walker . Mon Blues : Richardson 2 Coughlin 2 GafYney 2 Brown 2 Butler hS Woods Dods. Best: Coughlin Gaffney L Woods Blasch Johnstone Mentha .

Umpir": David Windlow Simon Pearless(F ) COLIx'ttl .2 .1 8.3 11 .5 16 .7 (103) OLD____ . :DOId 3.2 4 .2 7 .6 10 .11 (71) Coll : Oakley 6 R'>icDonough 3 Burn 2 Grant 2 Heins 2 Perkov . Best : Halns Oakley Johnson Oldham Barber Treacy. Old £ss: Fraser 3 Evans 2 Overman Morgan Turner Buck], Eddy. B, :: Bu1ey Turr, r Sit . m s

Evans Papal. Umpires: Paul Motion Brian Nunn (F)

2 .2 2 .4 5 .6 7 .61's) 1 .2 6.2 7.3 13 .9 (87) to is: Buckley 2 Foster 2 Platinum Hurley Vaughan. Best : Aude n Hurley Belleville Everard Walsh Holderhead . Old Xav : Purcell 4 Richards 2 Stribley 2 Allis O'Hanlon bi Meehen Roache 1Varry . Best Grath Purcell Chapman Travato Stribley. Umpires : Steve Mason (F) 2 .1 3 .3 7.8 (50 ) Y! A( 0.0 „ .. . . . 5 .3 10.4 15 .7 17.7(109) Bad -l0 2 Brown 2 Witnfsh Chandler . Best : Woolley Merlo Browr ka T~ ry Corrie. BHS: L'lola 7 Trotter 3 Cressw^el] 2 Thomas 2 Pric . °lson. Best : Payne Thomas Viola Cresswell Ly Bowen .

U : r Ilv Tony Robbins(F) 1~ .9 (93 ) . . ;:10 .

Fy 8.11 (59) forfeit CLUB 18 (3 ) OLD ;H (2) BYE : q .' . i Ott 6 .5 7.13 14 .20 23.22 (160 ) 0 .0 4.1 4.2 8 .4(52) Cant: Me erlson 6 Baxter 6 Nikos 4 Fisher 2 Tra Backman 2 R Nadebaum Tre Backman Brown . Best : Fisher Baxter Nfkos Pitts Tre Bockr an B Jenkinson. NOB : Cerini 4 Tehan TrimbolI Rocco Det)wo.

Best : 5t hens Nunan Cermf Wright Trimboli . Umpires : Trevor Hansen Geoff F ) . . Jt ;P,SITY 1 .2 1 .2 1 .2 4.4(28) FtfZ73EDS (2) 2 .4 7 .10 11 .15 17.18 (120) LaTrobe: At Castle J Lania A Mann Shepherd. Best : Prior 5 Clark 2 Cockshult 2 Marshall 2 Bennett 2 Buhr Maggs Lea D Toner . Fitz Reds (2) : M Carolan Shepherd J Lanfa A Mann P Casparf D .tann . Best : Seholfleld Prior Marshall Box Jackson Bennett. Umpires : Frank liavan h (F)

""°T' 9.7 15.13 18 .17 27 .21 (183) 0 Y 0 .0 3.1 8.1 10 .2 (62) nuitc: .,nri, .i 9 Elliott 6 Jackson 3 Ward 2 Fisher 2 Ferguson Tattei on Sifted Dodd Vey . Best: O'Brien Jackson Fisher Tatterson Dalton Ward . Old Carey : Winn 2 Arnold Munro Newhouse Brunt Witeombe . Best: White Winn Vlfteombe Newhouse Bennett Shrives .

Umpires: Malcolm Foard (F) EMMAUS ST LEOS 2 .1 7 .7 8.8 8 .8 (56) OLD GEELONG 2 .3 4 .3 7.4 7 .4(46) Game incompl:1e due to injury

in-Ares: Mark Thornhill (F)

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