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A COUPLE of years ago AFL coaching great David Parkin was quoted as saying he would rather watch A-section amateurs than an AFL game .

Now this was coming from a man whose entire lif e had practically been spent in the VFUAFL, collectin g four premierships as a player and coach along the way. Needless to say, Parkin is very well respected in his thoughts about all sport, especially football, and when he talks people listen .

For him to come out and publicly acclaim the amateurs is a massive pat on the back to everyone involved in the VAFA . . .players, coaches, administrators, umpires, everyone .

And why the amateurs is praised so highly is not simply just about the quality of football .

Obviously, in all sections there are some seriously talented players that have either played at the elite level or certainly could if their circumstances were different .

But what Parkin was really talking about was the fact that in amateur football we still see pack marks, contested possessions (which are the current hot topics about our great game) and football skill that was and is at a very high level .

I'm not sure some of these issues about the style of football are as important as they might seem at the moment and I still do, as we all probably do, love watch a cracking game of AFL .

But since I started writing about the amateurs a few years back now for The Sunday Age what has impressed me the most about the games I've seen is the spirit in which they're played and the spirit in which they're supported .

Yes, I like the talent and intensity, and there are some beautiful grounds just to go to and watch football, but there is an intangible quality about the amateurs which I put down to intelligent footballers and intelligent supporters .

Clearly, you will always have a little bit of white-line fever but that is the nature of good athletes playing any game at a serious level . At the end of the day there is still a game to be won .

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But it is how that goal is achieved that impresses me . And I'm usually impressed b y the supporters as well .

In fact, when I do hear some particularly vocal supporters being abusive, quite frankly I'm surprised . Certainly, in some leagues the ugly supporter is the norm but in the VAFA it is the unusual and that all adds up to making a day at the VAFA a good one .

Finally, I would just like to thank the people that I have met and the people that have spoken to me about the VAFA in the past few years .

I think every league and club benefits from having a relationship with the media and I'm very happy to contribute to the VAFA in my own small way but I do need people to pass on information .

Promotion of the association in any form is important. That may mean at times there are storie s that we don't want to read or hear but the game always soars higher than any controversy and at the end of the year people only remember and talk about the premier.

I look forward to my ongoing association with the VAFA and to hearing from all of you in the future .

Let's bring it on and may the best teams win .

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How, in the name of Jiminy Jesuit, did the Xavs wi n that?

Twenty minutes into the final term and all is la-dee-da.

Blues up by 27 points, Mark Graham reported and sen t off, Scotty Mollard getting in a blue with some bloke i n the crowd, yours truly warms up the car and prepares t o leave .

All of a sudden, as is their way, the red and blacks turned up the wick, going goal, goal, point, point, goal, goal, point before John Pasceri (who missed a spot i n last year's Grand Final side) threw the ball on his boo t from fifty to register a behind (just) which prompted a n almighty love-in in the forward pocket .

On a day when County Tyrone snared the Sydney Cup, I suppose anything can happen !

4 . The Blues held their Pimps and Hos night at the Pavvy following the game .

Fair to say there would have been a few poe-faced pimps walking around that night . . .

In the Others . . . .

Bernards comfortably saw off Ivanhoe, who I believe resorted to flooding at one stage . I'm sure it won't take off, but if this becomes a trend in A Section, I'm off to become a marbles correspondent . Darren Ballerin was best for the Bernies, Julian McVilly did well in his first senior game and Gary McIntyre made a welcome return after a year off . Former Warrnambool rover Chris Sutherland had a cracking debut for the Hoes, while Marcus Toovey looked menacing before twanging a hamstring .

Marcellin finally shook off Trinity, who squandered countless first half opportunities. Cameron Woods and little Ron Bonnici clone Adrian Papaluca were best for the Eagles while Trinity's Andy Cultrera was a real nuisance all day up forward .

Scotch easily won the Australian Rules Cup, which saw 15 players playing their first A Section game . Though Scotch always had it in the bag, OMs may not be quite the pushover I predicted last week. Still some handy players there, including Lacey, Kennedy and Harrison, while James Beaumont WILL play in 2006, despite reports to the contrary !

And finally, Haileybury saw off a pesky De La side with SANFL recruits Heath Hopwood and Mark Brewer stamping their class with match winning final quarters .

De La's Benny Corin and Jeff Morel (Moz, fresh from Dubai) were the standouts for the home side .

The upshot? Looks a very even comp this year and the relegation battle could be an absolute raffle .

A few things to emerge include . . . .

1 . Uni really are an attractive team to watch . Given the choice of watching Uni play Xavs and the pile of dog's bollocks served up by that dwarf Clarkson and his side the night before, you'd choose the former any day. The Blues play a bit like the Western Bulldogs, though like the Dogs, you suspect they're a bit susceptible to sides that go one on one and shut them down . Like Xavs .

2 . Lots of new faces . Cassall, Cordy and Jarrot fro m NOBS all looked up to A Section standard . Joe Sturrock made a welcome return after a long lay off .

Chris Baumgartner (Boomer), formerly of `Pit lane, played his first game for the students after a year off with Osteo pubis.

For Xavs, Mark Graham worked hard across half back and NSW recruit Simon MacCue looked every inch an A Grade ruckman .

3 . Memo to spectators. Don't pick fights with Scott Mollard . Like McEnroe, little spoffires seem to get him going and he certainly helped turn the tide after his little tiff .

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Old Ivanhoe would like to congratulate Andrew Tieman and Zach Keane on reaching 100 and 50 games respectively last week against St Bernards .

Andrew a strongly built defender who can easily switch to an on-bailer role, was a member of the 2001 B-Section premiership team and has a reputation for bravery second to none . In fact his almost kamakaze assault at the ball has led to a few injuries without which, would have had him closer to 150 games rather than 100 .

Zach, a classy tall forward has come up from the U/19's and Reserves to now cement a place in the Seniors and looks set for a great career.

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Beaumont, H . Turner. Goals : J . Beaumont 2, C . Kennedy, H . Lacey, W . Panton, 0 . Webb Old Scotch : Best: Gnatt, Troon, Butler, Beranger, Thompson, Wigney. Goals: Gerstman 4, Quail 2, Flynn, Doherty, Tallent, Pugsley, Beranger.

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Gleeson, D. Heinz, M . Paterson, S . Jarrot, J . Cassell, E . Wilkinson Old Xav: Best : J . Arnold, T . Ockleshaw, A . Chatfield, S . Johnston, S .

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DE LA SALLE 1 .3 3 .5 6.6 7 .8 .50 OLD HAILEYBURY 2 .0 5 .1 73 11 .4.70 DLS : Best : B . Corin, R . Sherman, J . Morel, L . Harrison, B . OakleyJ .

Moloney. Goals : J . Laragy 2, D. Rayson 2, L . Harrison, D. Spithill, J .

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Beaumont, H . Turner Goals : J . Beaumont 2, C . Kennedy. H . Lacey, W .

Panton, 0 . Webb OLD TRINITY GRAMM'S 13 4 .4 75 115.71 MARCELLIN OC 2 .1 4 .4 6.5 9 .6.60 Details not received .

UNIVERSITY BLUES 2 .6 4 .9 7 .12 8 .15 .63 OLD XAVERIANS 23 55 7.6 10 .7.67 Uni Blues: Best : T. Hunter, T. Wilcox, W. Fitzpatrick, A . Terrill, P. O'Connell, M . 0'Riley . Goals : A . Suvoltos 2, J . Westmore 2, C .

Brookes, J . Villani, J . Crawford, A . Popko Old Xav : Best: A. Ryan, J . McDonnell, S. Skidmore, T. Maher, D .

Smith, R . Carey. Goals: M . Handley 3, D . Smith 3, A . Jones 2, M .

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DE LA SALLE 3 .1 8 .4 12.7 17.11 .113 OLD HAILEYBURY 0 .0 1 .0 2.0 2 .0.12 Details not received .

STBERNARDS 1 .5 1 .9 1 .14 3 .15 .33 OLD IVANHOE 33 45 6.7 8 .957 Old Iv: Best: M . Veal, A . Caple, G . Fowler, D . Geilings, R .

Hondromatidis, L . Page-Wood Goals : G . George 4, J . Binney, D .

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B SECTION Collegians v Old Brighton G r St Kevins OB v Mazenod OC - to be played at Central Reserve Old Essendon Grammarians v MHSOB Whitefriars OC v Beaumari s Caulfield Gr v University Blacks

U19f31 Emmaus St Leos OC v Ormond Old Ivanhoe Grammarians v AJA X La Trobe University v Oakleigh Old Essendon Gr v St Bedes Mentone Tigers Melbourne High School OB v Bentleig h

C SECTION Ormond v Old Camberwel l Monash Blues v Hampton Rovers Fitzroy Reds v Parkdale Vultures St Bedes/Mentone Tigers v AJAX North Old Boys/St Patricks Col v Old Paradians D1 SECTIO N Therry Penola OB v Emmaus St Leos OC Banyule v Bulleen Templestow e Old Mentonians v Old Carey Grammarians Yarra Valley OB v Old Geelong Prahran v Rupertswoo d D2 SECTIO N St Johns OC v Aquinas OC Werribee v Peninsula OB Glen Eira v Williamstown CYMS Salesian v Ivanhoe Assumption Oakleigh v La Trobe University 03 SECTION Elsternwick v Old Westbourn e Kew v South Melbourne Districts Monash Gryphons v West Brunswick Bentleigh v St Mary s UHS-VU v Swinburne Universit y D4 SECTION Eley Park Sharks v Bulleen Cobras Box Hill North v Eltham OC Power House v North Brunswick Albert Park v Richmond Centra l Hawthorn Amateurs v Syndal Tally H o U19111 Rupertswood v St Kevins OB Old Xaverians (1) v Collegian s St Bernards v Marcellin OC Old Scotch v University Blues De La Salle OC v Banyule-Viewban k

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U19 (RED ) Therry Penola OB has the bye Old Westbourne v Old Xaverians (2) Rupertswood v North Old Boys/St Patricks Col Aquinas v Ke w Bulleen Templestowe v Fitzroy Red s

l14 (BLUE ) Hampton Rovers v Old Haileyburians Oakleigh Clayton v Mazenod OC Old Mentonians v De La Salle O C Parkdale Vultures v Salesian Monash Blues v Powerhouse/Sth Mornington

CLUB 18 (1 ) Old Scotch v University Blues Prahran v Old Xaverians (2) Mazenod OC v St Kevins O B Old Xaverians v De La Salle OC St Bedes Mentone Tigers v Old Melburnians at Southern Road Rese rve, Acacia Street, Mentone (87 E6 ) CLUB Therry Penoia OB v Marcellin OC - venue TBA Mt Lllydale DC v Whitefi~ars 0C Old Brighton Or Y Collegians Jniver6ity Blacks v Fitzroy Red s St Bernard's v Monash Blue s

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GREAT START TO THE SEASON REVIE W Beaumaris were pretty keen to start well against a full strength Old Essendon . But by quarter time they were already 2 goals behind and were playing catch up, which forces you to attack and make errors and result in turnovers, allowing the opposition to score goals . Despite the loss, they were not too disappointed with their effort and can only improve . Chris Graham did a terrific job on Big Hakim, Adam Coote presented all day and covered more ground then Burke and Wills, Ensor and Duggan also good .

A good game to kick off the season at the well grassed High saw Old Brighton after a tough and pretty even first three quarters then run away to a comfortable 20 point victory. New lads Chris Tolj, and Tom Jakobi made fine debuts and added plenty of bite, Blair Mason started the season in great style with the match highlight being Andy MacGillivray's set snap from the boundary when on umps orders he began his approach by running a metre down the embankment slope .

SKOB held sway for the first three quarters against Uni Blacks and at the orange break looked the winners . But someone forget to tell the Blacks this and with their Ressies players booming support behind the goals they booted 6 goals to a solitary point in the last stanza to record a satisfying first up win . Sibilia was an ever present danger up forward, the Kempton's were good against their old side . For SKOB none were better than young Charles .

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Whitefriars and Collegians were impressive in disposing o f Mazenod and Caulfield Grammarians respectively .

PREVIEW Even after Round 1 Collegians have stamped their mark as perhaps the side to beat . Beaumaris were not disgraced last week and have a couple to come back in, and in front of their parochial crowd at Shark Park will be no easy beats . But at this stage can't go past the Lions .

Old Brighton and Old Essendon actually clash at a club home ground, both pretty impressive victories last week so it promises to 'be a good contest . Home ground advantage is a huge asset for the Tonners and this will get them home in a close one .

Don't write off Mazenod just yet - they met a pretty good side first up, but Whitefriars are obviously better than we thought and have surprised the pundits with last week's good win .

At home the Nodders will acquit them selves better but winning form is good so it's Friars fo r me Disappointed Caulfield Grammarians and SKOBS clash at Glenhuntly Park . Not a good start for either of these well fancied sides but redemption looms for one of them today. Which one will it be? The Fields at home - just .

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flag is a big event as it inspires emotions and this coupled with their sparkling finish last week has the Blacks getting another vital 4 points on the board as they build to send Perko off in style .

PRESS CORRESPONDENT S As usual I need your assistance to write this column . A brief match report including players worthy of mention by 8pm Monday nights please .

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a B SECTION 10 .7 11 .8 .74 MELBOURNE HS .O.B. 4 .2 73 OLD BRIGHTON GM'S 43 85 10 .6 14 .10 .94 MHSOB : Best : A . Cassell, R . McIntyre, M . Brain, E. Thompson, R .

Czwamo, D . Fairchild . Goals: M. Brain 2, D. Fairchild 2, R . Limbrick 2, J . Aitken, T. Dunne, J . Gemer, A . Hogan, W . Taft .

Old Br: Best: A . Pirrie, L. Hendra, T . Jakobi, A . Edge, B . Mason, N .

Williams Goals: A. Pirrie 6, T. Jakobi, A . MacGillivray, B . Mason, N.Perry, M . Gadsen, C . Tolj, C. Buckley, N . William s WHITEFRIARS OC 53 7.7 9 .8 13 .9 .87 CAULFIELD GRAMM'S 0 .3 1 .6 4.10 6 .18 .54 White : Best : A . Brosolo, G . Hill, R. Pawlik, J . Anderson, N .

Cunningham, B . Phan Goals : A . Brosolo 5, J. Petdro, S. Anderson, N .

Cunningham, T. Hilton, J . Marchesi, C. Wood, C . Smith, R . Carafa .

Caul: Best: B . Carboni, C . Winter, D . Kellaway, N . Tassell, M . Frater, S . Kendall . Goals: B . Gross 2, G . Winter 2, M . Pennycuick, N . Tassell .

COLLEGIANS 3 .1 7.4 11 .8 16.11 .107 MAZENOD OC l .l 2.2 2 .5 15 .17 Coll : Best: N . Stone, A . Baxter, B . Robbins, C . Hotst, J . Jorgensen, J .

Dixon. Goals : J . Jorgensen 4, A. Baxter 2, T. Bull 2, J . Dixon 2, J . Fry 2, N . Stone 2, C. Blumfield, S . Arnett .

Maz: Best: D . Dunne, N. Meehan, D . Regan, D . Hansen, D . Kelly, N .

Parry . Goals : C. Jayaweera, D. Kelly.

ST KEVINS OB 6. 1 8 .2 10 .5 10 .6 .66 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 2 .0 71 75 13 .9 .87 Details not received .

OLD ESSENDON GM'S 23 7.4 11 .6 15 .12.102 BEAUMARIS AFC 3 .1 5 .3 9 .5 11 .8 .74 Details not received .

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Beaumaris AFC v Collegians Mazenod OC v Whitefriars OC Caulfield Grammarians v St Kevins OB University Blacks v Melbourne High School OB Old Brighton Grammarians v Old Essendon Grammarians V速 T4JG ORALTGI IQ GlN1TRAI I FR'Jnna

WHITEFRIARS OC 0.0 3 .1 4 .3 5 .4 .34 CAULFIELD GM'S 5.1 9 .5 11 .9 14.13 .97 White: Best : M . Cassino, J . Daou,J . Hogan, A . Kenez,A . Pawlick, B .

Stafford. Goals : J . Daou 2, A . Gamble 2, N. Crowe .

Caul : Best : M . Sundberg, C. Fagan, C . Knight, S. Wood, T. Noblett, W. Rudd . Goals: N . Edwards 3, W. Rudd 3, A. Logan 3, W. Bowes, E .

Kalaja, C . Knight, M . Sundberg, B . Gale .

COLLEGIANS 53 8 .6 13.10 17.12.114 A4AZENOD OC 1 .1 2.1 3 .3 35 .23 Coll : Best: M . Roberson, M . Parrent, M . Lynch, O . Howard, L. Moon, A . Stone . Goals: M . Roberson 5, C . Bushnell 3, R. Muir 2, S . Woolley 2, O . Howard, M . Naylor, M . Powers, J . Slatyer, N . Tsindos .

Maz : Best: N . Marmo, S . Paolucci, B . Costin, C. Poletti, M . Voigt, D .

Slorris . Goals: L . Hawkins, D. Hose, S . McMullin .

ST KEVINS OB 0.2 33 6 .4 12.6 .78 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 4.1 7 .4 9 .6 10.8 .68 Details not received .

4ELBOURNE H.S.O .B . 0.0 2 :2 3 .2 5 .2 .32 OLD BRIGHTON GM'S 25 4 .8 11 .13 13.16 .94 MHSOB: Best : R . Newton, C . McGrath, N . Orchard, A . O'Brien, M .

Bowen, A . Lust Goals : T. Wright 2, R . Coxon, K . Harding, C .

McGrath .

Old Br : Best : A . Salem, A . Clark, A . Kennedy, W. Leaf, A. Bristow, T . March . Goals: A . Salem 4, T. March 2, S. Eastgate, B . Gadsden, R .

Joseph, W. Leaf, C . McKimm, C. Reddin, A . Vandendungen .

OLD ESSENDON GM'S 4S 7 .7 7 .7 10.12 .72 BEALMARIS AFC 0.0 1 .0 2 .1 3.1 .19 Old Ess: Best : M . Flaherty, C . Innes, D . Podger, D . Cerantonio, P. Rogash, J . Williamson. Goals : M . Flaherty 5, D . Cerantonio, K .

Dawson, C . Kalogiannis, D . Podger, J. Wilson .

Beaum : Best : A . O'Brien, M . O'Brien, H . McMillan, R . Presnell, M .

Lee, R . Corfield . Goal : A . Clemente, P. Sherman, A . Salisbury.

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M. Duggan L . Wonnacott J. Heath M. Matulick M. Ensor A . Spence

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N . Tassell A . Bruhn B. Hall C . Knigh t M . Liddell S. Kendall C . Hammond

8 M. O'Brien 9 B. Cousins 10 L . Buller t t M. Lee 12 L . Healy 13 J. Whitty 14 T. Collins 15 M. Boon 16 A . Salisbury 17 S. May 18 N . Kenned Y 19 M . Atkins 20 K . Bliesner S. Coote 22 L . Atkins 23 A . Catlin 24 B . Gray

7 R . O'Neill

25 D. Teesdale

24 L. Matias

26 A . O'Brien 27 B. Haynes 28 J. Vance 29 C . Martin 31 C . Graham 32 L. Ferrari 33 A . Wilson 34 H . McMillan 35 S . McNicholas 36 N . Atkins 37 R . Presnell 38 M . Wilson 39 L. McNicholas 40 J. Hogarth 41 R .Heywood 43 T. Woolnough 46 T. Dean 47 A . Kent

24 C. Murphy 25 B . Sinclair 25 N. Dorman 26 S . W id1a1a 27 J . Sayers

48 T. Whitty

49 B. Souter 50 A . Clemente 53 A . Poll 56 A . Horton 57 B . Filson

58 J. Bramwell 59 J. Roney 61 M . Bramwell 64 D . Murphy 65 G. Shattock 66 P. McConchie 68 B . Bowker 70 D . James 71 D. Sawle

74 K . Gasperino 76 C . Terpsinis

8 R . Foote 9 M . Frater 9 S. Cunliffe 10 A . Will 11 B. Carboni 12 D. Pearce 13 A . Gree n 14 B . Gross 15 A . Docker 16 G. Winter

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J. Dixon (VC) T. Bull B. Mooney A. Shinkfietd R . Henebery

6 6 7 8 9

N . Baxter S. Woolley S. Taf t C. Unsworth (C) J. Fry

10 J. Jorgensen 11 N . Burrows 12 N . Harrison 13 J. Casserly 14 J. Ashman 15 C . Hoist 16 A. Baxter

29 C. May

17 R . Hosking 17 D. Phillips 18 J. Heritage 19 K. Jones 20 M. Parrent 21 C . Harris 22 M . Williams 23 D. Surkitt 24 E. Waters 25 R . Muir 26 T. Baxter 27 G. Rowston 28 N . McCann 29 N . Stone gp L Moon 31 N . Roach 32 C . Blumfietd (VC)

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17 J . Wright

18 W. Rudd 19 B . Evans 19 J . Pitts 20 H . Vella

21 M . Pennycuick 22 C. Fagan 23 A . Sinclair

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31 D. Kellaway 31 W. Bowes 32 A . Lawson 33 S . Fryers 34 H. Baker 35 R. Schroth 36 C. Jones 36 G . Crathern 37 B . Scott 38 N. Edward s 39 A . Logan 39 A . Bosna 40 T. Noblett 41 B . Napier 42 A . Strain 43 T. Gerrand 44 B . Gale 45 S . Wheller 46 J. Franklin 47 S . Jenkinson 48 R. Chapple 49 W. Hepworth

50 N. Green 51 K . Biggs 52 M . Sundberg 53 E . Kalaja 54 D. Smale 55 C. Hooper 56 T. Doake 57 P. Farmer 58 M . Fallon 59 T. Basham 61 M . Benkemoun 62 C. Sheppard 63 Z. D'Arcy 64 E . Andrew

34 M . Wagner 35 M . Lynch 36 M . Roberson

37 R . Harkness 38 A . Fabris 39 N . Tsindos 40 O. Howard 41 N . Baxter 42 S . Arnett 43 T. Parkinson 44 B . Robbins 45 A . Stone 46 J. Hampton 47 Z. Moon 48 J . Baldwin 49 M . Rose 50 F. Boland 51 T. Rodgers Wilson 52 M . Naylor 53 C . Elg 54 J . Adgemis 55 T. Cookes (RC) 56 A Smith 57 D. Williamson 58 N . Bobeff 59 A . Wright - Smith 60 D. Nicholls

61 N . Wilson 72 M . Dwyer

76 B . Hage

1 T. Castricum 2 M . Chamberlain 2 D. Christie 4 C . Lee 5 D. Chamberlain 6 P. Nelson 7 S. Reed 8 A. Morris

9 D. Kelly 10 B. Chamberlain 11 D. Hose 12 J. Cuberes 13 M . Regan 14 N . Meehan 15 N . Parry Par (VC )

1 Jason. Bamert 2 Stuart. McCull y 3 Mark. Neilsen 4 Matthew. White

5 Luke. Campbell 5 James. Simpso n 6 Michael. Brain (DVC) 7 Nick. Orchard (RVC) 7 Scoot . Whittington 8 Ju lian . Gerner 9 Drew. Fairchild 10 Isaac . Tua 10 Chris. Villani

11 Ray. Ternes 12 Johnny. Aitke n 12 Michael. Feferkranz 13 Simon. Anderson

16 M . Apollonio 17 T Pitts 18 D. Dunne 19 L. Buszard

14 Matthew. Hamilton-Ho 14 Gordon . Leslie 15 Anthony. O'Brien

20 C . Murray y

17 Glenn. McCullyY

21 S. Castricum 22 S. Veltman 23 S. Oldman 24 D . Nisbett 25 S . Stanley 26 J. Dunne (C) 27 M . Regan 28 P. Jones 30 D. Hansen 31 P. Delmastro 32 A . Strewn 33 S . Balloch 34 C. Boyd

35 R. Hawkins 36 G. Miller 37 T. Valiance 38 D. Hallet 39 D. Oldman 40 G.

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43 J . Schiano 44 D. Linden 45 S . Paine 46 D. Hensman 47 A . Manjekian 48 C. JaYaweera 51 M . Murray 52 G. Tilling 53 J . Mather

54 D. Grant 55 L. Fuller 57 P. Souter 58 D. Morris

60 A . Bouchereau 61 M . McDowell

64 T. Bourbon 66 J . Pereira 67 J . Bates 68 L. Hawkins

16 Russell. Clawes 16 Chris. Kelly 18 Rhys. L mb d 19 Luke. Jones

19 Stephen . Wrigley 20 Tom. Fraczek

20 Leigh. Home 21 Jeff. Davis 21 Will. Taft 22 Kris, McDonald

22 Anthony. Svirskis 23 Ash. Hoga n 24 Stephen.Yu e 25 Tim. Dunne 26 Lachlan . Evans 27 Wiii~am. Backway 27 Paul . Spottis,sroal 28 Stuart. Moore 29 Roger. McIntyre (DVC) 30 Robert. Newto n 31 Mark. Bowen (RVC) 31 Lachlan . McKinno n Anthony. Cassell (VC) 33 Andrew. Saultry 34 Ewan . Thompson (C ) 35 Joshua. Richmond 35 Paul, Ru Ievc 36 Tom, Bartholomew 37 Tim. Harper 37 Michael. Tin g ~ Patrick. Fountain 39 Callum . McGrath 40 Adam. Littlehale s 40 Adam, Lust (RC ) 41 Jamie. Anderson 42 Blair, Betheras 42 Alan . McCubbin 43 Robert. Coxon(RVC ) 43 David . Rosma n 44 John . Newton 45 Ryan . Czwarrro 46 Ilan . Oosfing 47 Andrew. Vicendese 51 Kyle . Harding 52 Andrew. Villan i 53 Scoot . Mitchel l 54 Andrew. Li m 55 Daniel. Wisema n

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1 N. Perry 2 A . Pirrie 3 C. Barrow 3 L. McDonald 4 A . MacGillivray (DVC) 5 A . Edge 6 R. Stewart 7 C. Reddin (VC) 8 C. McNicol (RC) 9 P. Phelan (C) 10 J . Edge 11 B . Mason 12 J . Parrett (DVC) 12 S . Eastgate 13 R. Kent 14 C. Buckley 15 B . Gadsden 16 M . Gadsden (DVC) 17 A . Van Den Dungan 18 A . Salem 19 S . Ginnivan (DVC) 19 P. Angelini 20 M . Smith

21 R . Joseph 21 T. Ewerl 23 D . Dawes (VC) 24 T. Jacobi 25 N . Edwards 26 A . Ginnivan 27 N . Williams 28 A . Bristow 29 J. Dickerson 29 B . Richardson 30 T. March 31 A . Paroissien 31 S. Jackson 32 A . Goldner

33 L. Dale 34 A . Morley 35 C . Stewart 36 J. Salem 37 D. Hughes 38 T. Marshall 39 B. Crilly

40 J. Maguire 42 L. Handle (VC) 43 M. Ryan 45 C . McKimm 46 C . Tolj 48 L. Ross 49 B. Scott 50 W. Leaf 51 J. Lynch 52 B. Paterson 53 A . Clark 54 J. Dooley 57 P. Paterson 58 A . Kennedy 59 N . Larki n 60 C . Brown 61 A. Walsh 63 D. Ellis (RVC )

1 B. Hakim 2 C . Goullet 3 D. Forrest 4 D. Ryan 5 S. De Morton 5 L . O'Brien 6 R . Phelan 6 S. Dawson 7 J. Leask 8 L . Teat 9 M. Velardo 10 M. Schappacher 10 M. Flaherty 11 J. Buckley 12 J. Kavanagh 13 J. Dazkiw 14 D. Cerantonio 15 A. Parker 16 T. Wilson 17 S. Towner 17 J. Lloyd 18 D. Flaherty 18 M. Tanner 19 S. Playfair 20 R . Baddeley 21 S. Dale 22 M. Portia 23 T. Skurrie 23 P. Xhayteau 24 J. Dazkiw 25 A. Frazer 25 C. Morgan 26 C. Ward 27 J. Williamson

27 A. Mckenzie 28 A. Fewster 29 P. Rogash 30 C. Inness 31 D. Caridi 32 D. Poulton 33 D. Grant 34 D. Podger 35 T. Rumble 36 C. Obliubek 37 L. Fitzgerald

38 T. Campbell 39 K. Dawson 40 C. Kalogiannis 41 B. Overman 42 N. Bertram 43 J . Wilson

44 L. Kavanagh 45 N. Halaris 47 S . Howard 48 M . Makris 49 A. Christou

2 M . Mulgrew 3 B . Dowd 4 L. Mahoney 5 M . Dollman 6 D. Mahoney 7 S . Mount 8 Tom . McCann 9 B . Fields 10 D. Wissell i t T. Duggan 12 M . Sherman 13 E . Waldron 14 J . Charles 15 M . Sullivan 16 B . Garvey 17 D. Ryan 18 R . Chard 19 D. Sheehy 20 D . Mount 21 R . Maguire 22 J . O'Keefe 22 M . Mazzarella 23 R . Boyse 24 D . Sullivan 25 R . Arnett

26 S. Belsey 27 P. Aughton 28 W. McCann 29 D. Gibbs 30 T. O'Hanlon 31 A . Lynch 32 S. O'Connor

33 M . Maguire 34 A . white 35 J . Pope 36 N . O'Haoolran 37 M. Shannon 38 J . Liston 39 P. longmore 40 L. Kalesaran 41 M. Drinkwater 42 P. murray 43 R . Caldow 44 J . Kelsel 46 F. Monty 47 D. Steer 54 G . Holland 56 D. Walsh 67 A. Grant 82 S. Mitchell

1 J . White 2. T. Sheldon 2 S . Chandler 3 P. Geister 3 R. Hamilton (RC) 4 A . Evans 5 E . Hardy 6 A . Bevacqua (VC) 7 K . Merlo 8 C. Haynes 9 P. Kempton 10 G. Shaw 11 L. Van Kempen 12 S . Grigg 13 A . Ross 14 L. O'Connell 15 H . Whitehead 16 J. Lalich 17 T. Purcell 18 C . Groom 19 M . Kempton (C) 19 K . Prestidge 20 C . Sandiford (VC) 21 J. Sicilia 22 C . McAssey

23 P. Barry 24 J. Dowsley 26 D. Batten 27 M. Savige 28 D. Costello 29 N . Poyner 30 A . Jesse 31 P. Yeomans 32 A . Else 33 A . Fisher 34 L. Batten 35 B. Villella 36 M. Prowse 37 B. Harley 38 B. Furness 39 C . Brook 40 N . Martin 41 R . Green 42 T. Legoe 43 C . Beaton 44 E. Ryan 45 D. McLeod 46 M. BatGsta 47 T. Smith 50 A. Goonan 51 R . Wood 58 O. Scott 66 T. Ferguson 70 J. Green 77 T. Brumby-Rendell

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25 G . Day 26 J. Marchesi 27 P. Stagg 28 B. Stafford

29 A. Glen n 30 J. Hogan 31 R . Piggot 32 R . Vernon 33 N . Crowe 34 E. Abdallah 35 J . Pedro

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Player positions - rover. ruck rover, cenPremen Centre bounce

ensures they are facing towards their 'goal for an offensive play OR standing between their opponents and their goal line (defensive) .

On bailers start behind - One of the usual approaches is for the three on bailers to start behind you, when your run up and approach is directly towards the goals, to enable the on-bailers to run onto the ball and towards the goals . The on-baller located directly behind you would stay for a back-door palm, should the ball go over your head (poor bounce, windy day) .

For offensive play, where you are located forward of the wing position you have two options - palm to the boundary line to the rover to hit on the full, for quick hands/feet delivery . The second option is for the back door, this palm or hit should be some metres in length to open up the area for the on bailer to gather the ball.

Back door-the back door option has the advantage of shortening the distance between you and your onbailer, so the ball should be able to be palmed directly into the hands of your team-mate . - this enables quick hands/feet from the on-bailer to deliver the ball up field .

For defensive play, where you are located in the backline, you must hit the ball towards the boundary every time, either for the rover or a 10-20 metre punch oblique to the boundary line so that another boundary throw in can be achieved . This is working the ball around the boundary line .

Man up -all on bailers man up on each opponent . This approach is used if you are being beaten in the ruck at the centre bounces or where there is a run on from the opposition . A run on is usually upwards of 3 goals scored in quick succession . (less than 5 minutes) . In this situation your option is to punch the ball a long distance to your advantage, so it makes the CHF line .

Wingman to rove - in man up situations, where you may have called for it OR where the opposition has manned up your on-bailers, an option is to inform your wingers that you will be smashing the ball towards the wing . They will then be your rovers coming straight from the white line . This will enable your on-bailers to restrict the opponents within the centre circle while your wingman becomes the new rover .

Technique The front position is always preferred, as coming from behind can be impeded by other players in the vicinity of your run-up . You will need to make a note of how far the umpire has been throwing the ball in so you make this front position . To get a better run-up come from an oblique angle rather than directly in front-this will also enable you come in from the side of your opponent .

If wrestling cannot be avoided (crowded area, limited run-up i .e . forward pocket), approach from their preferred side and get your shoulder under theirs to provide improved leverage to upset their balance .

Always make sure both of your arms are in front and not grabbing or tangled with your opponent as this then reduces your effectiveness .

B oundary thro w ins Regardless of your position around the ground, your on-bailers should be standing in a line from the boundary line to an area equal to your run-in . Thi s

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youthful endeavour. A nice balance.

Club stalwart and VAFA representative Ewan Thompson is the senior captain, with Anthony Cassell and Michael Brain as his deputies.

Mark's enthusiasm during a hard pre-season will ensure the seniors are well prepared for the hard season ahead. When all senior players return from overseas the line up will provide a good deal of experience mixed wit h

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ROUND 1 REVIEW First round at the wind swept Monash Uni sports grounds saw the youthful Wellers up against Monash .

After the Camberwell McGoos notched up a good win , the seniors hit the park and stepped on the proverbia l snovei, wnich immediately hit them in the face . Kicking into the breeze, Monash dominated on the ball and mounted a 37 point break at the first change .

Camberwell re-set at the first change and started to deliver to Loats up forward, squaring the quarter and hitting the sheds 39 points adrift . The vibe in the visitors rooms at the main break was positive, and the pretty much matched it with Monash for the remainder of the day. However, the gap was too great to bridge, despite good efforts from Jordan Heffernan down back, as well as former U19s Greg Tolson and Daniel De Sanctus .

The Monds travelled to Gillon Oval and were 3 goals shy at the first break, with the benefit of a strong breeze to follow. With Dave Beckett playing his 150th match, the Ormond players were keen to start building a lead and they banged on 4 quick ones to set NOBSPC back on their heels . With Miller and McConville controlling the midfield, Ormond should've been further in front at the half time bell . NOBSPC let the match drift away in the 3rd term, as they failed to pass Upstill and Cove bar once, whilst letting Ormond in for 3 majors, and a handy 4 goal lead . That was more than enough as Martin and Robbins feasted on some good ball in the final term to deliver the visitors a well-earnt 4 points . Given this was a meeting of 2005 B and D graders, Tim Kilworth's boys have a power of work to do in the coming weeks .

Down bayside, the Hampton Rovers were outrun by a St.Bedes Mentone Tigers outfit chock full of talent and enjoying their home dung heap . It started off well enough for the green and golds, who kicked the opening major, and played a solid first half with Greenwood and Crisp promoinent . However St Bedes clicked up a gear or two after the main break with youngsters Brett Collins and James Tyquin leading the way. Paul Wintle has returned to complete the Wintle Trio, who will be playing loud and proud throughout season 2006, and Saturday was the start of their Wintle Winter Tour. Andrew Hayes proved a handful for the Rovers with three handy goals whilst Tim McColl provided plenty of drive .

The Reds unfurled their flag and then handed out a 10 goal belting to the shell-shocked Old Paradians who haven't done anywhere near enough work but should be better for the hit out . Whilst Boundy was handy for Parade, all of C section are hereby on notice . Tim Davis will make any key forwards' day a nightmare if given the tA

job of minding them .

Davis was outstanding at CHB for Fitzroy, setting up their forward forays and controllin g proceedings in front o the adoring Redders crowd, led by VAFA Personality of the Year in Peter Hille . The motor has been cranked, the bandwagon has shifted into first gear, time to get on board . . . . . .

Finally, way down south the Jackas faced their annual pilgrimage with justifiable trepidation as they have a woeful record against Parkdale . It wasn't quite the start they wanted!!! Parkdale certainly came to play and the Jackas reckon they consumed too much unleavened bread during Passover, resulting in a matzos hangover!!

No doubt goal kicking practice will be the order of the day this week, as both the Jackas seniors and reserves struggled to find the big sticks . I have no news from either sides so the scoreline itself must tell the story, and Parkdale will be laughing loudly at my pre-season prediction I'm sure!! Better AJAX players were Routman and first gamer Corey Jankie .

ROUND 2 PREVIE W Absolution will be the aim for one of NOBSPC or Hampton and I'm leaning towards the Boss Reserve Boys as Tregear will head a pack of handy inclusions . At hom, it should be enough for a 4 goal win .

Ormond will face a bouyant Monash at EE Gunn, which everyone knows is the toughest ground to secure 4 points on in the VAFA. I reckon Monash are almost up to the task, but will need to improve on last week's onequarter effort to go close . Ormond by 7 points .

No joy out at Bundoora for the Paradians who face the Tigers juggernaut and will need a couple more weeks to fine tune things . The St Bedes boys are irrepressible and should notcheup a 33 point win .

The Wellers will not been disappointed too much at their first up efforts, and have something to work with .

Hosting Parkdale will be a stern assignment, and I think the wily old Vultures should hold sway in the end, but only just by 11 points .

The Match of the Day will see the Jackas out for blood at Sportcover Arena . The Reds may well take this as an opportunity to scope out The Wick for future reference, but I'm sure the coaching staff won't be getting ahead of themselves . I'm thinking Reds by 22 points .

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The Ormond Amateur Football Club congratulates David Beckett for playing his 150th game for his club in round one . David began his junior career with Chelsea and moved to Ormond in 1996 to play in the Under 17's . He went on to win their Best and Fairest in that year. Promoted to the Senior side the following year, he won the Best First Year Player. The big strong forward (and sometime hackman) played 87 consecutive games and scored more than 100 goals before being sidelined by injury. Also a keen cricketer, David will be awarded an OAFC 150 plaque in their change room . Well done to David from all at the Club.

AJAX AFC- Adam Sacks played his 100th game against Parkdale . A committed player and loyal clubman, Adam has been one of the characters around the Club since he played Under 19 in 2000 and has been a regular in the reserves over the last three years highlighted by being named Coach's Player of the Year 2005 .

150 Senior games - Julian Smith All those at M onash Blues congratulate Club captain Julian "Spider" Smith, on playing his 150th club and senior game last Saturday against Old Camberwell . Julian has done it all throughout his illustrious amateur career, including being a dual premiership player, dual club best and fairest winner and club captain since 2000 . He has also represented Victoria on numerous occasions and been captain of the C-D4 team for the last 3 years . Renowned for his leadership and courage, we hope to see him grace the Frearson Oval for many years to come .

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Ormond AFC v Monash Blues Old Camberwell v Parkdale Vulture s Old Paradians v St Bedes/Mentone Tigers AFC Hampton Rovers AFC v North Old Boys/St Patricks Colleg e Ajax AFC v Fitzroy Reds Sportscover Arena- Sunday

C SECTION FITZROY REDS 3 .0 7.2 10.7 15.11 .101 OLD PARADIANS 2 .5 3 .7 4 .7 5 .10 .40 Fitz Reds: Best: T. Davis, B . Charman, J . O'Reilly, M . Grossman, C . Meighen, S . Drury . Goals : K . Maghamez 5, T . Mitchell 2, J .

Rawlins 2, P. Diacogiorgis . C. Dullard, S . Kelleher, M. Zika, M .

Grossman, B . Charman .

Old Par: Best : A . Curran, L. Dore, D . Loney, M . Derham, B .

McAllister, S . Maher Goals : P. Brabender, L . Dore, A . Hughes, J .

Kreuzer, D . Zivanovi c ST BEDES/?vLTIGERS 63 105 17 .9 22.13 .145 HAMPTON ROVERS AFC3 .0 5.3 6 .5 8 .6 .54 StB/MT: Best: B . Collins, J . Tyquin, A. Hayes, T. McColl, S .

Kidd, M . Wintle . Goals : B . Collins 7, S . Zakic 3, A . HAYES 3, A .

Scafidi 2, J . Tyquin 2, N . Corda, M . McGettigan, M . Wintle, A .

Scafidi, D . Kinsella .

Hampt Rov: Best : A . Crisp, A . Browne, N . Greenwood, S .

Parkinson, T. Wilmott, G . Woods . Goals : G. Cannell 2, N .

Greenwood 2, A . Browne, A . Crisp, M . Devereaux, J . Yelland .

PARKDALE VULTURES 43 8 .4 105 12 .6 .78 AJAX AFC 0.4 3 .6 3 .10 3 .17 .35 Park Volt : Best: D. Kelly, M . Sullivan, C . Stephens, T. Linthome, S . Sullivan, P. Sullivan . Goals : T. MacGeorge 5, S . Hecker 3, T. Kight 3, M. Hayes.

AJAX: Best: E . Routman, N . Gold, C . Jankie, A . Lewski, E. Janover, B . Goldbloom Goals : E. Janover, G . Measey, D . Arousi .

MONASH BLUES 63 123 15 .7 18 .10 .118 OLD CAMBERWELL GRO .2 5 .6 6 .10 10 .12 .72 Mon Blues: Best: C . Gregory, S . Lloyd, C . O'Sullivan, A .

Williams, S . Chapman, J . Smith . Goals : T. Craven 4, A. Bains 2, M . Coe 2, L . Creamer 2, S . Lloyd 2, A . Williams 2, S . Chapman, C O'Sullivan, M . Pay, J . Smith.

6 d Camb : Best: J . Heffernan, G . Tolson, D . Pike, D. Desanctis, M . Hough, D . Loats . Goals: D . Loats 7, G . Tolson 2, D . Mitchell .

N .OLD BOYS/ST PAT'S 4 .6 4 .6 5 .11 6 .13 .49 ORMOND AFC 2 .1 63 9 .7 14 .1397 NOB/StPats: Best : T. Brady, D . Tonkin, T. Sheehan, T. Spurling, B . Dellwo, G . Maxton . Goals: D . Tonkin 2, T. Brady, A . Crameri, G . Maxton, B . Fleming.

Ormond: Best : M . Miller, S . Keleher, R . Martin, D. Robbins, W .

Cove, M. McConvill . Goals: D. Beckett 4, R. Chisholm 2, M .

Martinov 2, M. Miller 2, L . Deledio, M . Jones, S . Keleher, B .

Robbins.

C RESERVE PARKDALE VULTURES 0 .1 0 .1 0.2 0 .2 .2 AJAX AFC 3 .8 9 .15 10 .22 1432.116 Parkdale Vult: Best : W. Wheatley, A . Brown, A. Bice, M . Walker, D. Noonan, B . Darcy 63 .39 MONASH BLUES 2 .1 4 .1 5 .1 OLD CAMBERWELL GR4.1 6 .4 7.8 9.13b7 Mon Blues: Best : B . Cruickshank, M . Tinkler, A. Lethbridge . B .

MacKenzie, R . Porker, D. Metlikovec . Goals : A . Lethbridge 3,J .

Mazur, J . Rosengarten, D. Metlikovec .

Old Comb: Best: C . Payne, C . Hendrie, T. Jury, W. Austenberry, L . Robertson, D . Walpole . Goals : B . Cottrell 2, B . Atkinson 2, A .

Allan, C. Hendrie, R . Whitehead, C . Payne, M . Jury .

ST BEDES/M .TIGERS 4.2 10.5 16.8 23.10.148 HAMPTON ROVERS AFC 13 2.3 2 .4 2 .4 .16 STB/1L1T: A. McMahon, D. Ferraro, M . Terrell, L . Cieslak, M .

Rhoden, M . Andrews Goals : D. Ferraro 4, M . Rowse 3, M . Terrell 3, A. McMahon 3, D . Porter 2, L . Cieslak, J . Connelly, J . Lynch, S . Napier, A . Paterson, A . Sawers, L . Terrell . J . Windebank Hampt Roc : Best : D . Anderson, L . Wheeler, R . McKeon, N .

Foster, C. Christiansen, M . Judson . Goals: C . Christiansen, P. Adams .

N .OLD BOYS/ST PAT'S 7 .1 7.1 113 11A .70 ORMOND AFC 1 .1 5 .12 5 .14 7 .15 .57 NOB/SP : Best: S . O'Connor, J . Browne, B . McGowan, A . Wood, L. Delmenico, N . Tonkin . Goals : A . Wood 4, J . Browne 2, A .

Cigola 2, P. Bryar, D . Joyce, B . Sheehan .

Ormond: Best : R. Wiley, J . Muzzell, M . Tehennepe, B . Upstill, S .

McConchie, A . Clinch . Goals : S . Davis 2, S . McConchie 2, J .

Muzzell, M. Tehennepe, R . Wiley .

FITZROY REDS 45 6 .7 8 .10 11 .13 .79 OLD PARADIANS 0.0 5 .2 6 .2 7 .5 .47 Details not received.

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C Sectio n AJAX

Coach : Tim O'Shaughnessy Asst Coach : Mark Louis Res Coach : Matt Dudakov 1 N. Gold (Capt)

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5 J . Rosengarten 6 M . Davidson 7 P. Farrar

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5 D. Loats 6 R . Taylor

4 A . Curran 5 A . Paglia

5 M . Martinov

7 K . Batzloff 8 J. Heffernan 9 B. Tymmans 10 B. Christie

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12 R . Perryman 13 L . Gladma n 14 R . Whitehead 15 L . Heffernan 16 L . Weaver 17 N . Credlin 18 D. Hanson 19 S. Peasnell 20 D. Mitchell 21 T Hardman 22 B. Howard 23 D. Chatters 24 M. Shanks 25 A. Hardenberg 26 D. Clyne 27 A. Sheedy 29 D. Gough

3 0 J. Clyne 31 B. Craven 32 G . Ormsby 33 D. Joyce 34 D. Schmidt 35 C. Munroe 36 S. Derry 37 J. Goodale 38 S. Maivrood 39 S. Young 40 C. Jellis 41 T. Kearney 42 A. Mackenzie 43 C. Grant

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9 P. Palermo 10 P. Brabender 11 M . Joyce 12 L. Dore 13 S . Rose 14 P. Pratt 15 B . Holden 16 M . Godfrey 17 B. Geary 18 M . Spinoso 19 A . Dean 20 S . Maher (DVC)

21 D . Loney (VC) 22 S . Fantone 23 P. Walsh 24 T. Lombardi 25 D. Hussey 26 D. Soundly (C)

27 K . Jenkins 28 J. Kreuzer 29 R . R y a n ~ 30 M. Ryan 31 G. Vincent 32 S. McAllister 32 S. Corcoran 33 N . Risele 'i' 34 M. Gale 35 D. Salvatico

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28 A. Clinch 29 G . Evans 30 L . Wells 31 D. Black

32 L . O'Brien a3 A. Cook

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45 S. Davis 46 T. Leary 47 A. Goonan 48 C. Medcratt 49 T. Wooffe

46 M. Jackson 47 M. Rogerson

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Review Therry Penola turned the tables on many an early season prediction when they easily accounted for the much fancied Prahran at Toorak Park by 82 points . Key forwards Corey Bannister and Matt McWhinney starred for the Lions with a dozen goals between them, and Ricky Skiathias was also another key contributor for the visitors .

Old Mentonians comfortably defeated Emmaus St .

Leo's by 64 points at The Playing Fields in a game the home side really took by the scruff of the neck after half time . "Chicken" Palmer, Chad Twentyman with eight goals, and Blake Carroll on the half back line stood out for the Panthers .

Old Carey overcame Yarra Valley by 33 points in a scrappy affair at Domeney Reserve . Despite having only two players from last year's final series (many missing due to the wedding of club stalwart Chris Battle), OC came away with the four points, with newcomers Laurence Basell in the ruck, and on-baller Josh Carr amongst those to impress against a Valley side who performed better than pre-season rumour would suggest . For the home side, James Keem did well up forward .

Rupertswood survived a tough introduction to Di football, defeating Banyule by eight points at Warringal Parklands .

Old Geelong had a nice away win, beating BulleenTemplestowe by 50 points at Ted Ajani Reserve . Henry Legoe starred for the OGs, while O'Brien and Bayles with seven goals between them were also hugely influential.

Preview First up, Emmaus St . Leo's host Bulleen-Templestowe at Bennettswood Sports Ground, both keen to atone for disappointing losses in the opening round, B , teams

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I'm sure hav oeaspirtonf make finals, and starting off 0-2, with th e quality of opposition ----- __ ~J still ahead will mak e things even tougher. I expect the likes of Greg Chivers and Jordan Wise to play a significant role for the Bullants, which will hopefully be enough to get them over the line . BTAFC, just.

Next, two highly fancied outfits, Old Carey and Prahran square up at Carey Sports Complex. OC should expect an influx of players after last weekend, but given their win and the performance of some of their new players, it should be an interesting time at the selection table. It will be interesting to see how the Two Blues respond after their first round effort . I'm sure they'll be more competitive this time around, but I still reckon the home side will be too good today. Old Carey to win .

For the second week in a row, Banyule take on a promoted side from D2, this time traveling to Como Park for their match against Old Geelong . Banyule were perhaps a tad unlucky to lose last week, but the OGs showed in their opener that they mean business in 2006 . Look for the likes of 'The Hyphen' Mark VickersWillis, Nick Casboult and Henry McCarthy to have an impact this week, and give themselves a solid platform for their 2006 finals quest . OGs for mine .

Old Mentonians make the long trek to John Pascoe Fawkner Reserve for their clash with Therry Penola OB .

Tough call, as both side had convincing wins to begin their seasons . I expect a real catfight, as the Lions certainly won't make things easy for the Panthers .

After all the gossip pre-season, I will be interested to see if Therry can defy the naysayers, or are just oneweek wonders. With much caution, I'll put my hardearned on Old Mentonians (not that I condone betting on VAFA football . . . . . )

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Finally, Rupertswood entertain Yarra Valley 013 at Salesian College Sunbury . This shapes up to be an intriguing contest between the home side, new to this level of football, and the visitors who've been at D1 for a while, but whose star has fallen (according to some) .

Rupo are capable of doing well at this level with their running game and multiple forward options, while Valley should take some positives away from their game against Carey . Should be close, but I'll plump for Rupo today .

Please submit team reports, details of social functions, milestones, etc ., by 5pm each Monday, via email to either Peter.PS.Williamson@centrelink.gov.au, or theqwill@hotmail .com . I would like to hear from every team, every week, and give each team equal time in the publicity stakes . I extend my thanks to those of you who have already been in contact with me .

Until next week, enjoy your VAFA weekend, The Qwill "

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Old Carey : Best: G . Trumbull, T. Collins, L . Lovelock, K . Parker, M .

Watts, J. Joslin . Goals : A . Parton 5, C . Laidlaw 3, P. Tiras 2, M . Watts 2, J . Can 2, J . Joslin, A . Remmers, S . Collins .

BULLEEN TEMP. 1 .1 3 .5 3 .7 6.10 .46 OLD GEELONG FC 2 .2 5.4 11S 15.6 .96 Bull Temp: Best: J . Barker, P. Hare, 0 . Hill, M . Pietryk, M . Stella, J .

Wise. Goals: D . Matthews 3, K. Cherbakof, G . Chivers, C . Frost .

Old Geel: Best : J . Bell, N . Casboult, J . Hope-Johnstone, H . Legoe, A .

Makin, C. Mollard Goals: C. O'Brien 4, E . Bayles 3, J . Bell 2, N .

Casboult 2, C. Mollard, T. Betts, M . Vickers-Willis, N . Reid .

PRAHRAN AFC 1 .0 1 .4 2,6 3 .7 .25 THERRY PENOLA OB 3 .2 8.6 12.8 16.11 .107 Prahran : Best : H . Hodgson, M . Radywonik, P. Scanlon, S . Craig, L .

Northway, M . Harrison . Goals J . Matherson 2, W. Walford .

Therry Pen : Best: M . McWhinney, R. Skiathitis, M . Elliott, C .

Bannister, J . Bannister, N . Kenessy . Goals: C . Bannister 7, M .

McWhinney 5, J . Crotty 2, J . Harmes, J . Hanlon BANYULEAFC 4 .2 6 .6 7.7 11 .9.75 RUPERTSWOOD AFC 5 .2 83 11 .8 12.11.83 Banyule: Best : D. Gayfer, T. Shepherd, J . Tsingaris, M . Gray, C .

Skicko, C. Davies Goals: C . Skicko 4, A . Demetriou 3, J . Tsingaris 2, D . Gayfer, M . Morgan Ruperts : Best : R . Monzell, S . Sweeney, B. Taws, J . Phillips, D. Collins, J . Bradley Goals : J . Phillips 3, R. Harty 2, M . Ternming 2, L .

Brennan, D. Burrowes, R . Jaeger, R . Monzell, J . Plummer.

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OLD MENTONIANS 4.1 5 .5 9 .9 12 .1183 EMMAUS ST LEOS OC 0.2 1 .5 1-5 2 .6.18 Old Merit : Best : M. Elliott, C . Dwyer, R . Alexander, P. Monahan, M .

Lawes, C . Gourlay. Goal: A. Wilson 3, R . Alexander 2, A . Manias 2, K . Kell 2, B . Coghlan, C. Gourlay, T. Millis .

PRAHRAN AFC 0 .0 1 .3 1 .3 3 .321 THERRY PENOLA OB 23 5 .9 10 .14 12.17.89 Prahran : Best: S . McNally, M . Gargano, G . Hancock, N. Gill, B .Campbell, A. Ryan . Goal : W . Barber, M . Gargano, B. Sodoma .

Therry Pen : Best: B . Taylor, R. Bannister, C. Matton, D . Kelly, M .

Thom, D . Hanlon . Goals: R . Keenan 3, G. Russell 2, W. Stevens 2, B .

Taylor 2, R. Bannister, D . Kelly, B . Morris.

BULLEEN TEMP. 0.2 2 .2 2 .2 6.2 .38 OLD GEELONG FC 7.2 83 9 .4 135 .83 Bull Temp: Best: A. Stavretis, P. Robertson, D . Rogers, D . Glover. D .

Bucciacchio, J . Antonelli .

Old Geel : Best : S . O'Brien, H . Cox, D . Taylor, C . Wilson, J . Cole, J .

O'Hare . Goals: G . Allen 4, A . Higgins 4, S . O'Brien, C . Atkins, T. Bayles, J . Riordan, T. Hope-Johnstone.

YARRA VALLEY OB 2.2 3 .4 5 .4 6 .6 .42 OLD CAREY GM'S 33 5.9 8 .11 10 .12 .72 Yarra Vail: Best: S . Yen, A. Smith, A . Wingate, B . Drew, D . Hickey, T. Munro. Goals : S . Simpson 2, A. Smith 2, N . Lear, N. Pask .

Old Carey : S . Bennett, N . England, M. Cornwell, B . Roberts, L .MacFarlane, P. Graham . Goals : N . England 3, B . Roberts 2, S . Carr, H. Doggett, L .MacFarlane, P. Nowland, K . Scrase.

BA'VYULE AFC 3 .1 5 .3 7.4 9 .7 .61 RUPERTSt§'OOD AFC 1 .1 7 .4 10A 165.101 Banyule: Best : J . Plant, G . Fikaris, C. Renna, J . Poyser, B . Dimeck, T. Thomson . Goals : G . Fikaris 3, J . Brockwell, S . GRAY, S. Gray, J .

Poyser, B . McKenzie, T. Baldac .

Ruperts : Best : W. Gaunt, A . Certo, A . Jordan, A . Soutaris, L .

Temming, P. Barry Goals: A . Jordan 5, A . Walsh 3, W. Gaunt 3, B .

Whitehead 2, D . Keenan, D . McDonald, J . Anderson .

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54 B . McKenzie 56 R. Rafoul 57 B . Hodgson 58 D. Snowdon

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26 S . Boyd 27 D. Dynon 29 P. Tsokas.

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17 N . Robin 18 R . McCann 19 P. D'Amico 20 A . Ballard 21 G. Simmondson 22 M . Contessotto 23 S . Carson 24 D. Anderson 25 A . McKenzie 26 A . Prosser 27 J . Waters 28 E . McLaughlan 29 M . Heyes 30 M. Ottobre 31 G . Contessott o 32 C. Cincotta 33 R . England 34 B. Henricus 35 J. Briggs

36 S. Bavage 37 S. Manton 38 N . Hodder 39 B . O'Brien 40 J. Gay y 41 M . Dimble

42 C. Landy 43 J . Gibb 45 S . Ronchi 46 J . Little 47 M . McInerney

48 S. Duncan 50 A. Volpe 51 P. McGloin 52 R. McGloin 54 L . Virgo 55 D. Jackson 59 D. Pitcher 60 C . McDonald 61 J. Blandthorn

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14 M. Zander 15 N . Bull 16 T. Angus 16 H . Doggett 17 L. Maslin 18 S. Collin s 19 T. Wood 20 E . Halliday 20 S . Bennett 21 T. Howgate 22 C. Battle 23 H. Van Cuylenberg 24 P. Unkles 25 A. Willingham 26 L. Wraight 27 A. McQueen-Parto n 28 T. Chapman 29 J. Joslin 30 A. Day 31 J. Ward 32 P. Graham

33 N . England 35 M. Watts 36 S. Wood 38 L. McKinnon 39 B. Laing 40 P. Newland

41 J . Carpenter 42 J . Ashworth 43 JJ . Glynn e 43 D. Joyce 44 C. Laidlaw 45 T. Bull 46 J. Can 48 S . Carr

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53 A. Hosking 54 R. Hughes 55 C. Atk in s 56 M . Leslie 57 B. Symons

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62 G . Leishman 63 D. Ardl'ie 64 J. Atkins 65 R . Bell

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19 A. Palmer 20 C. Palmer g 22 B. Coghlan 23 A. Drinan 24 R. Ironmonger 25 B. Fairbanks 26 R . Schloeffel 27 G . Katris 28 D. Kitto 29 T. Doyle 30 D. Russ o 31 M. Elliott 32 J. McConville 33 B. Lane 34 P. Flaskis 35 P. Mevel 36 D. Alexander 37 M. Francis 38 T. Millis 39 J. Vick 40 G . Snow 41 G . Pekalis 42 J. Williams 43 R . Caswell 44 P. Monahan 45 A. Wilson 46 G . Smith 47 J. Kelly 48 D. Stevens 49 N . Fisher 50 K. Regan 51 A . Wilson 52 M. Watts 53 C . Smith 54 D. Goodbody 55 A . Don ~ 56 B. Andrlske ~a

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Well it's great to be back amongst the Ammo cut and thrust and thanks for the many emails and messages of support, interest, participation and threat. The first winner of the Hille Competitions was Drifters Prez John "Creedance" Fogarty who correctly nominated 13 clubs out of the 14 required within the 7 sets of 4 nominated . John wins the slab and I will be delighted to share the prize with him at a date of mutual convenience . The Drifters were not as fortunate going down to the Clydesdales in the Up & Down Cup at the Big E last Sunday but the slab is some consolation .

Monica, Mokbel and Monash Blue s Great to see Glenn Scarborough from 98.9 (Getta's weight at primary school) taking out the media award at the Ammo season launch last week - a great supporter of the Ammos and keen at repartee . Media itself included the stirring offensive form Defence Minster Horatio Nelson which may well inspire the Sailors to improve on their first up effort over the Sparks ; the fighting victory of Petro which will give heart to Mario's Knights and possibly the Metrognomes ; and the ban on sugary drinks which will no doubt rock the Stationmasters canteen on platform 5 . Neale Daniher drew inspiration from the movie Kokoda whilst a bunch of ammos will raise money for One-In-Five by actually doing the Ktrack - nice point of difference and supported by that Beyond Blue leader of sartorial splendour who has followed the lead of the Socialists and appointed an Arts Manager at the Hawks nest. Meanwhile, with the Sword Swallowers in Melbourne and Monica heading to Darwin even Chelsea's dad has an interest downunder . The other big story was Colosseum resigning from the Heathens to build a roofed stadium at Anzac Cove for Barnsy & Farnsy in 2007 .

2006 Top 4 P redictions Update Got 17 of my finalist predictions up last wee k. As well 6 lost to other predictions . So my early concerns are about the following who lost to team s not included in the Big Fours : Threesomes, Foamers, Chapels, Understrandabtes and Governors .

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Impressive performances by the Uncannies, Barrells, Clydesdales, Merry Oldes, Philanthropists, Socialists, Triads, Brewers and Backyard Boys who resembled Dizzy in the Desh .

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Hugh KNITWEAR A good start to the new season with Peninsula confirming their premiership favouritism and Oakleigh, Aquinas, Salesian and St John's posting good first up wins . I am looking for another five from five in the tips again this week . On to the games : Vderribee AFC $1 .40 v Glen Eira AFC $2 .7 9 Both clubs will be disappointed with their performances in the first round but a week is a long time in tootbaii and both clubs have the opportunity to bounce back here . Glen Eira were outplayed at Packer Park last week by Peninsula, with Bongo and Ayub Hassan amongst the better players .

The Tigers too were disappointing against an impressive Oakleigh outfit and senior coach Paul Beddoe will demand a more tenacious effort today at Soldiers Reserve .

Werribee's home ground was a fortress for them last season in D3 and I expect them to be hard to beat there during the year. The Lee brothers should be on top of their game and ready to fire, and Glen Eire will need another good match from Tsirogiannis if they are to be competitive . However, at home I am tipping Werribee by 45 points .

Collingwood player Shane Watson will be required for plenty of drive into the forward line if the Hoes are to prevail .

Peninsula by 62 points.

La 7robe t3 ._ v St John ;: A decent ro~ t : r the boys from C -, out to P - Trobe on . ground " Doys from La disappointi ic lasi ti jainst Salesian beat here 1 ; .,, ;, to the c_ ;ines of thr`- i Joc's had a good win in their first ( & ;ons, with Potter .,)i g well in :_ the winnin g;Arnoidsc n wen test fo r ' eat . Walks r of drive out

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Tommy Rees and Timmy Madder . Th e expecting solid performances today from Keiran O'Dwye r and Chris Hunter who were amongst the best last . while experienced duo playing coach John Garrard _ d ex

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clearances all day . My spies from Bosco St last week tell me that a youngster to keep an eye on is Harmit Singh . He has come up from the under 19's last year and can play forward or back and he will continue to improve with more senior experience under his belt . Today's game should be closely fought but I expect Aquinas to get the four points .

Brabs and Timmy 0 will be key players for Aquinas while Patty Dunne and Ashley Ross will need to be on top of their game in the backline for Salesian to get the points . Aquinas by 28 points .

Williamstown CYM S $1 .60 v Q ' i .2 0 The boys from Willy are still scratching their heads trying to work out how they lost last weeks match against St John's after being up by 3 goals with just 10 minutes left .

However, as we all know footy is played until the final siren sounds . Oakleigh were impressive with a good win over Werribee with youngster Mick Harold continuing his good form . Willy at Fearon Reserve are usually a different team and skipper Timmy Wheeler will have his troops fired up for this one . The midfield between Trevor Bromley and Brendan Cocks will be worth the admission fee alone here, and Willy will expect more drive from Ben Hynes at Centre Half Back. I expect Willy to bounce back and win this one by 9 points.

SOCIAL St John's will be ha"tng a Iz,' ;,s night at the clubrooms aftertoday째s match, comt c ', _T 7 :3 ( )m .

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milestont test tur~ y- . ..~~~ n ., .e i~i e jumper w i more distir_ ' --z_- aner of four club best and fairests ar years D2 medal on the back of a 102 goal effort The great mans on field legend grows by the ly the #27 off field antics have slowed co c : Horny.

Dave Waters plays his john's this weekend. Muddy piayeiin 2002 and 2005 reserve premierships and has c past committee member. All the club congratul Muddy on his achievement and hope there is many more to come .

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Pryde. B . Clements Goal : S . Vamvakas 2, D . Eade, A . Hassan, S .

Lithgow, C . Massis, M . Ryan Penins: Best: T, Coghlan, Bannister, Powney, Riggs, White, J .

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Goals: OT 'vyer 4, J .Gar,ard 3, Traeger, Harris, Graham, Powell .

Agui -: Best: Boland, Harkin, A .Williams, Olerenshaw, Box, Cooper . Goals: Box 3, Wooden 3, Whitehead 2, Den Braber, Fox, Helme, le,,, N#oran, Olerenshaw, Toomey .

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Goals '_ . . on 3, Goldthorp 2, S . Atchison 2, L. Coghlan, Bi** 3cRodwen,Warner .

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Davies . Goals : A . Borrelli 2, J . Clough 2, T. Mawdsley, J . Paterson, r. : . Redmond .

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Coach : Michaei Gasstr.nrva Res Cosch: Michasl Lynch

1 L . Toomey 2 S. Tibb 3 S. Voursoukis 5 M. Hunter 6 R . Brown 7 C. Glennie 8 J. Jess 9 T. Harkin 10 D. Boland 12 R .Jeeves

11 S. Cooper 13 C . Jeffrey 15 Ad. Williams 16 J. Hunt 17 B. Redwood 18 T. Ofarenshaw, 19 G. Whitehead (C) 20 D. Skinner 21 J. Pierce 22 S. Rynn 23 M . Visser 25 B. Volombello

26 J. Box 27 C . Tzoumanekas 28 B. Helme 29 L. Elliott 30 C. Colliver 31 G. Evans 32 J. Bleakney

33 C .Wooden 34 M . Tarulli 35 R . Chapman 36 M . Hope 37 S. Leonard 38 B. Moran 39 A . Arnold 40 R . Tainton 41 G. Davies 42 R . Moran 43 M . Slattery 44 J. Tapply 45 D. McCartan 46 T. Vandersluis 47 An. Williams 54 M . OHalloran 55 L .Stafford 56 P. Cruickshank 58 H . Tyssen 59 B. Cooper 61 I . Drew 62 C . Lyng 63 A . Barrie 68 D. Sullivan

1 S . Vamvakis 2 P. Khazaal 3 C. Massis 4 C. Pincott 5 A. Tsirogiannis 6 J . Zagame 7 D. Clarke 8 D. Lyons 9 A. Russo 10 M . Chandler 11 L. Pryde 12 B. King 13 G . Brown 14 B. Clements 15 E. Stuchbery 16 N. Davis 17 R. Conroy 18 R. Oldham 19 A. Devries 20 A. Diamond 21 M. Watt 22 S. Emmett 23 T. Deal 24 M. Embling

25 J. Fidogiannis 26 P. Tsagliotis 27 J. Simos 28 L . Shellard 29 M. Scaife 31 C. Hollow 32 I . Delac 33 A. Sheedy 34 T. Turnbull 35 S. Hollow 36 B. Zurak 37 P. Merrick 38 S. Lithgow 39 A. Gargiulo 40 M. Cosgrove 41 J. Devries 42 J. Serpanchy 43 M. Kennedy 44 S. Diamond 45 A. Diriye 46 S. Gangs

47 B. Zwar 48 J. Haliwell 49 S. Hall 50 D. Eade 51 H . Hussien 52 S. Miller

53 I . Adam 54 M. Vodstrcii 55 J. Lundberg 56 C. Hogan 57 P. Rohr 58 M. Farah 59 A. Hassan 60 M. Abdulle 61 M. Tkocz 62 L . Izod 64 A. Dini 65 J. Mills 66 A. Dini

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Coach : Anthony MclSay Res Coach : Richard Peoples

Coach : Glenn Taylrn Ant Cosdees: Dawd Hufler 6 Bob Ef t Res Coach: Bob EV.

Comb : DaAd Gately Res Coach : Mick HWden

1 S . Conley 2 M . Maud 3 P. Harris 4 T. O'Neill 5 J . Scoble 6 E . Healy 7 P. Rawley 8 J . Shuttleworth 9 R. Peoples

10 P. Lee 11 D. Vafkanis 12 B . Galloway 13 B . McCrohan 14 D. Neilson 15 G . Boyd 16 M . Joyce 17 T. Nixon 18 A. Boyd 19 D. Wood 20 N. Pye 21 N. Blainey

22 A. Height 23 L. Cole 24 B. Frew 25 J . Frisina 26 P. Cameron 27 B. Walthers 28 S. Graham 29 J . Crapper 30 T. Mehmet 31 D. McFarlane 32 J . losefo 33 S. Hicks 34 C. Traeger

35 P. Veitch 36 C.Zeegers 37 P. Cotter 38 N. Haddon 39 M. Ebbage 40 J.Barbggallo 41 C. McDonald 42 K. O'Dwyer 43 A. Shemshedin 44 M. Shepherd

45 R. Fort 46 P. Martin 47 T. Peggie 48 R . Toogood 49 A. Rosenfeld 50 R. Shing 51 D. Pearce 52 M. Wilson 53 M. Chazan 54 J.Skirving 55 S.Carter 57 M. Frannich 58 D. Hager 59 C. Mclnney 60 J. Nemtses 78 C. Brown

Club xvIH caoch : Cam 8L~dc 4 H . Davies 5 S. Adamthwaite 6 D. Gleeson 7 T. Mannes 8 C. Correnti 10 M. Forrest 13 T. Ludeman 14 D. Butler 15 S. Brooks 16 P. Farrant 18 C. Blight 19 A. Benton 20 A. Coulter 21 M. Harvey 22 D. McMeekin 23 M. Cossar 24 L . Envall 26 M. Dingle 27 S. Pruscino 31 A. Mambwe 32 S. Gibson

1 A. Murray 2 M. Harold 3 D. Mackenzie 5 C. Kokkino s 7 C . Lamb 8 S. Ear l 9 C . Hogan 11 J. Rutter 13 B. Gately 14 J. Nevezi e 15 G . Redford 16 M. Bell 17 D. Perry 18 J. Connellan 19 R . Keatin g 20 J. Toll y 21 A. Perdikornatis 22 D. Will s 23 J. Kerley 24 S. Kitts 25 C . Marshal l 26 A. Kitts

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35 F. Tiernan 36 % Mawdsley 39 R . Slater 40 S. Murphy 42 D. Robson

44 D. Kerdson 45 D. McMeekin 47 A. Samson 50 K. Hopkins 55 C . Fehring 70 J. Dumaresq 73 J. Sewell 78 J. Clark LIST 2 C. Clamp T. Cohen N . Dunne D. Fennell M. Garret

K. Hickman S. Jackson C . Knee P. Liss

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G . Nelson X. O'Donnell L . Ryan L . Heathcote

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28 A. Khodr 30 P. Holde n 31 T. Bromley (C ) 32 P. Lucas 33 S. Bando 34 L. Hea d 35 R . Nuske 36 M . Ryan 37 S. Briggs 38 S. Cammiss 39 W. Plaukovits 40 J. Briggs 41 S. Way 42 S. Dalton 44 N . Wills 45 E . Videky 46 R . Holden 47 M . Stevenson 48 J. Reynolds 49 S. Collin s 50 B. Wooderson 51 B. Nguyen 52 M . Burt 53 A . Ashworth 54 C . Groarke 55 P. Malcolm 56 B. King 57 C . Manning 58 S. McGrath 59 B. Phillip s 60 J. Kalokathi s 65 A . Gavarella 6 D . Britt 31 T. Bromley 10 D . Couniha n 61 P. West

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Coach: Mark Genn Res Coach : Nick Clarin~old

Cach : Peter TuAey R . Coach: J . Brennan

Coach : Ben MoGee P.es Coach: Rod Waker

1 S . Parsons 2 S . McMahon 3 M . Goktthorp 4 E . Bowen 5 N . Kent 6 M . Warner 7 S . Murray 8 R ..Stainfo rth 9 T. Coghlan 10 M . Falkiner 11 B. Mitchell 12 S. Ferguson 13 T. Rees 14 S. White 15 J . Davis 16 A . Wood 17 J . Coghlan

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8 S. Logan 9 A. Campbell 10 S. Oldfield 11 A. Davey 12 L . Rose 13 I . Bobetic 14 P. Evans 15 C. Rose 16 P Dolman 17 M. Forbes 18 D. Barry 19 T. Fairbairn

18 M . Barron

19 A . McKinstry 20 A . Minchin 21 M . Day 22 A . Atchison 23 R. Pavmey 24 T. Prendergast 25 J . Atchison 26 A . Murphy 27 S . Payze (C) 28 K . Krake 29 A . Law 30 A . Crean 31 T. Madder 32 B . Liuzzi 33 L. Coghlan 34 C. Bannister 35 T. Braden 36 N . Bowman 37 J . Heron

20 A. Seeger

38 R. Smith

39 E . Wittich 40 R. Trickey 41 S . Taylor 42 N . Claring4old 43 R. Sharpin 44 A . Pearce 45 L Prendergast 46 J . Hood 47 B . Birt 48 N . Heffernan 49 C. Stevens 50 E . Kemp 51 G. O'Connor-Price 52 Z. Milenkovic 53 A . CrefBekf 54 S . Grigg 55 L. Curson 56 M . Kenny 57 P. Wignall 58 D. Smith 59 S . Scott 60 G. Kennedy

21 A. Bonnici 22 S. Downey 23 P. Hanton 24 E. Hanapy 25 J. Rogers 26 J. Nannes 27 E. Maillard 28 C. Savage 29 P. Delahaye 30 A. Brett 31 L . Seville 32 G . Riley 33 N . Callaghan 34 C. Goulden 35 P. Knott 36 S. Nolan 37 B. Chalmers 38 K. Woodman 39 M. Ware 40 S. Trakas 41 M. Smyth 42 T. Henson 43 M. Van Suylen 44 P. McClaren 45 D. Allen 46 S. Greely 47 I . Rozankovic 48 T. Dodgson 49 M. Oakley 50 J. Oakley 51 S. Stevens 52 S. Henry 53 P. Allen 54 S. Brown 55 J. Ngo 56 C . Ryan 57 M. Smith 58 M. Ferwerda 59 A. Simon 60 P. Forbes

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2 M . Peake

52 J . Anderson 21 P. Azzopardi

3 D . O'Connor

18 S . Barlow

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4 S. Holmes 5 B. Hilton

6 M . Phaedonos 7 N . Chalk 8 J. Ryan 9 A . Jones 10 L. Merrigan 11 J. Kelly 12 P. Walker

10 B. Cock s 35 J . Cook

36 L Couper 46 F. DiBias i 2 J. D'grazi a 30 K. Dowsey 5 D. Elia s 23 M. Elias 42 S. Freeman

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14 C . Peake 15 M. Kosmala 16 A . Paterson 17 C . Carmody 17 S. Codcayne 18 C . Emery 18 A . Dexter 19 J. Cotton 20 B . Rydquist 21 S. Koppens 21 J. Fardon 22 G. Roberts 23 J . Diaz 24 L. Mara 25 D . Waters 26 M . Nelson 26 H . Wathen 27 R . Dowsett 28 G. D'Oliviera 29 T. Ellis

43 J . Gallivan 45 P. Gallivan

47 W. Gardner 48 P. Geraghty 49 B. Grant 50 N . Gran t 11 B. Gray 6 D. Grieve 29 B. Griffin

41 M. Grossman 51 S. Hal l 16 F. Henry 12 L Henry 32 B. Hinsley 37 B. Hynes

7 J. Hynes 53 T. Hynes 38 D. Jory 28 A. Kosmatos 54 L. Kuret

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35 J. Sacco 36 J . Russell 37 D. Rydquist 38 M . Webb 39 T. McEachern 41 L. Callaghan 42 W. Monterio 43 M . Van Houten (RC) 45 A . Hall

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67 T. Smith

60 A . Dragwidge

68 R . Stimpson 14 J. Street

66 J . Scardamaglia

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AFCANAFA Ui _ L : r rfi~ - Each month, the AFCANAFA will select Coach of the Month from the Seniors and Under 19s - 12 Nominated coaches will receive a coates statuette at the end of the season .

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F, C U a~! 1) 1 TRENT C LLI (STBEDE'S/MENTONE TIGERS ) 17 year old schoolboy sensation Brett Collins is the inaugural nomination for the Club Warehouse Rising star Award FOR 2006 .

Brett, a Year 12 student at Haileybury College, blitzed the Hampton Rover defense kicking 7 goals and gathering 40 possessions . Not only is Brett a talented footballer but he played in successive Dowling Shield premierships and played 5 matches for St Kilda in the Twenty20 cup in Premier Cricket . Brett has decided to combine playing school football for Haileybury with St Bede's Mentone Tigers rather than play for Sandringham in the TAC Cup as he prefers the club atmosphere in the VAFA . Brett's ambitions are still focused on the AFL with his coach Luke Beveridge keeping a watchful eye on him for his father who is the Recruiting manager at St Kilda . Well done to Brett and I'm sure he is hoping the APS competition has a bye on Queen's Birthday weekend so that he can play in the VAFA rep match against AFL Queensland .

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With around 400 people in attendance, the VAFA's Season Launch last Wednesday (19th April) was a night enjoyed by all .

Presentations made at the event included : Certificate of Merit Award Sharon Ericksen Barry Hickey Tony Naumoff Rick Western Steve McCarthy John Bradley Russell Engelander Press Correspondents' Award Rob Hess Michael Walsh - Phil Skeggs 2005 Media Awar d - Glenn Scarborough 2005 Personality of the Year - Peter Hille Also acknowledged on the night was Brett Connell for his invaluable service to the VAFA over many years .

Brett departed the VAFA last year to further his career and he left an indelible mark on the VAFA over his time with the Association .

Highlight of the presentations was the "off-the-cuff" speech from Peter Hille, who had no idea he was to be presented with such an award .

Guest speaker at the VAFA Season Launch on the 19th April was the Australian Hockey Team's Goalkeeper, Stephen Mowlan. Stephen spoke of the sacrifices made to achieve the successes of Athens and the recent Commonwealth Games . Of particular interest was his account of the Olympic Final against the Netherlands- It had been 48 years since the Kookaburra's had achieved Olympic success and after an extremely taxing first half, found themselves 1-0 down at halftime . Instead of addressing his players, Coach Barry Dancer simply entered the room and wrote "trust in your preparation" on a whiteboard . He then left the room . He knew his players had done the work needed to win and felt nothing more needed to be said . The Kookaburra's famously went on to take the match in extra time .

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• s30 PN SV;p There was one guest who was unfortunately turned away at the door because of his failure to RSVP. Whilst filming a "Street Talk" segment i n front of AFL World at the Coaches' Night, ou r "Sam Newman" invited his interviewee along t o the Season Launch in jest . Much to the surprise of our intrepid reporter, the man (complete wit h tracksuit and runners) approached him at the ba r ready for a big night . "Sam" let him down gently .

John White All those associated with b4onash Blues : Football Club and the VAFA, regret the:~ passingof John White . John made an enormous contribution to the club over nranvt years and fulfilled nurnerous roles, rangin 19 3S-2001) to avid supporter_gfrompesidnt(' ~ John was a man of coura~re, integrity and humour and made a lasting impression on al . His passion and interes tlthosewmi in the club was evident right to the end and he will be sorely missed by all in the VAF . Our sympathy and thouLhts arAcomunity e with his family ,

Sharon Ericksen Sharon began her time at Old Mentonians in 1977 whilst her brother played for the club, originally assisting the Club Trainers at the time . She is now embarking on her 29th season as a Trainer with the club .

In that time she has rarely missed not only games but practice matches and training nights . It is estimated Sharon has acted as Trainer for over 1000 matches . She has seen over 30 coaches come in and out the door and has, over a long period of time, been the first to arrive and the last to leave from training and games .

Sharon has been recognised with Life Membership and also was made the first female member of the Old Mentonian's Society . She was awarded the VAFA 2005 Trainer of the Year as well as numerous club awards over her time .

Congratulations and well deserved Sharon .

• GREAT START FROM PROMOTED TEAM S Of the 12 teams promoted in 2006, seven began the season successfully and the other five contested close matches and will be looking optimistically at their chances of playing finals .

Both A Section teams, Old Ivanhoe and De La went down in close matches whilst Ormond and Fitzroy Reds had authoritative wins in C Section .

Uni Blacks, Old Geelong, Rupertswood, St John's and Elsternwick all look like having successful years after victories in their new sections .

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• GAME TIME S Much to the pleasure of some suppo rt ers (and some Executive Mem be rs with the initials Tom Brain), the bars at some games where able to open much earlier, due to shorter games than previous years . The VAFA this year has introduced the AFL guidelines on timekeeping, reducing the quarters to 20 minutes plus time-on . If timekeeping is done correctly, quarters should last between 27 to 32 minutes ( without stoppages for injuri es) . The shortest quart er over the weekend was 23 minutes and the longest was 39 minutes . The average over all sections for the seniors was 27 .6 minutes . Timekeepers must ensure they are fully aware of the new guidelines .

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CEO, Phil Stevens, informed all amateur followers of devastating news for the Syndal Tally-Ho AFC who, in their 35th year, lost irreplaceable memorabilia, their team premiership flags, photos and practically everything in the club's possession from a fire at their headquarters . Phil asked all ammo followers to help Tally-Ho in any way they could and the result was overwhelmingly generous to the stricken club .

Round 2 experienced wintry, wet conditions but Collegians had their game against Prahran sown up by half time with a 9-2 goal lead . The scoring rate slowed in the second half but Collegians had done the damage early to run out winners, 13 .15 to 6 .14 . Best players - Cotton, Unsworth, Hocking, P Davis, Mooney (4), Johnson (Collegians) and Beattie, Rhodes, St Clair, McClintock, Taseff and Pitts (Prahran) , In Section DI, renowned scribe, Barry Hickey, told how he nearly committed the `heinous' crime of dropping his beer when told of Yarra Valley Old Boys shock victory over the fancied Monash Blues . The Yarra boys did their homework, applied 100% commitment to the cause, listened intently to the wise words of Coach Tim Kilworth and got the points . Tim Hancock (4) at FF and in the ruck, was outstanding . Tim Fyffe won many hard balls in the middle and Matty Laing (3) was his usual busy self up forward . The Blues had a day they would rather forget . `Bomber' O'Neill across half back was aided in the main by Webster and Newman .

The Coates Hire Team of the Year would be selected from weekly nominations . The round 2 selections were ; A Section - Marcus Dollman (SKOBS), B Section - Andy Evans (DLS), C Section - Stephen Kingwell (St Bedes Mentone Tigers), DI Section - David Mitchell (Old Camberwell), D2 Section - Tony Macgeorge

(Mentone Amateurs), D3 Section - Patrick Jackson (Fitzroy Reds), D4 Section Leon Fairchild (OldWestbourne) .

In the Edito ri al for round 2, David Burnes, VAFA President, was asked by CEO, Phil Stevens, how the VAFA, now in its 103rd year of competition, sat in the Victo ri an football scene .

David commented thus - ` Whilst I concede that the newly formed VFL is the strongest competition within Victo ria, I feel that the VAFA has a good argument to say it should be ranked No .2 with consecutive victories against the VCFL' . Another of David's statements in this art icle -`I firmly believe that the level of talent that exists in the VAFA is one of the best kept secrets in football', was cert ainly a truism and it remains to this day . Simply take our B Section or C Section and compare the standard to other competitions' second or third divisions and there can be no doubt of David's assessment !

B Section scribe, Paul Luby, was quick to praise the early leaders in his section, Old Trinity, as they `thumped' Old Ivanhoe, 25 .9 to 3 .11 .

Hatfield, Dalrymple, Norman, Kennedy, Anderson and Ramsden (4) were outstanding players for the winners . Bit of a struggle to find good players for the vanquished but Paul Donaldson was their best trier and Jenkins, Pappas, Weddle, Parker and Mansfield were honorable . B Section field umpires were - D Anderson, C Donlon, R Simon, M Bushfield, M Pinney, G Ridd, G Thwaites, D Dalgleish, C Segota and W Henry .

Damien Ryan with 9 goals for St Kevins was the leading goal kicker for the day in C Section . His effort saw SKOBS total 12 .16 to Hampton Rovers' 8 .4 . Other good performers for the 0 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2006

winners were Burden, Mount, Farquharson, Garvey and Kennedy . Best for the Rovers were Denver Artz, Tyrell, Drew Anderson, Fletcher, Mason and Blick .

The news and views column in `The Amateur Footballer', titled "From Over The Fence", offered a comprehensive report of the extensive VAFA Reinstatement Guidelines . FOTF also repo rt ed on the very successful, annual Members an d Secretaries Dinner held at the Southern Cross Hotel . Paul Jennings, a very fine impersonator and an ex De La Salle m an , entertained the members an d guests including Al an Schwab (AFL), Brooke Anderson and Keith Webb (VFA), Bri an Molony and Mark Patterson (VCFL), Doug Mills ( VMFL) an d Ed Biggs (NFL) .

Old Xaverians firmed as early favorites in B Section with a comprehensive win over Fawkner although it would have been noted that Fawkner were without a number of key players from suspension in round 1! Best players - P Curtain, Benton, Bourke, Wilson, Klein ( 6), Metzner (Xavs) and Copley, Weir, G Buust, Ruggero, Tymms (Fawkner) .

The weather was still fine and the high scoring remained . Power House scored the least in C Section with a reasonable total of 12 .9 and consequently lost to Fawkner whose poor kicking for goal, 18 .29, cost itself valuable percentage .

Duggan, F McMahon, Foley, J Teasdale, Ferguson (6) and E Wilson led the charge by Fawkner. Upton (4), Peters, Clarke, Drough, Whitmore and Alexander were valiant for Power House .

Old Brighton overcame their disappointment from a round I defeat by annihilating Brunswick, 28 .18 to 6 .13 . Best for Brighton - Holmes (12), McClure, Devine, Thomas, Jones (5) and Kemp .

Brunswick named their best as Witheridge, Burchell, Fagan, Palmer, Hughes and Hanlon .

Two 150 games milestones for Mal Titshall (Old Brighton) and Lloyd Oakley for Old

Camberwell . Both stalwarts also served their club well off field over their respective journeys .

Coburg veteran, Ian Merrick, lined up for his 300th game . Ian was a great acquisition for the VAFA and had earned a place in Victorian representative teams on a number of occasions .

He won various club awards (including 6 B & F's) and had always been an excellent clubman .

All Coburg supporters hoped there would be many more games to come from one of their favorite sons .

Kew defeated Old Melburnians in the main B Section game, 5 .11 to 4 .8, a relatively low scoring affair . Best for Kew - Gartner, Taylor, Finlay, Stokes, Hayes and Milner. For OM's Miller, R Payne, Thompson, Beer, I Smith, D Smith .

Caulfield Grammarians were on a high .

Having been relegated from B Section after 1955, they were on top of C Section, undefeated, following round 2 . They easily accounted for E S & A Bank, 23 .23 to 5 .13 .

Best for Caulfield were Ron Ashbolt, B Dixon, H Ford, Rob Harrison, J McFarlane, Bill O'Halloran and I Sitch . The bankers were very disappointed having suffered their second loss but were pleased with the form of Russ Eccleston, Doug Page, Mick Tuohy, Peter Strang and Bruce Melling .

In D Section, De La Salle and Old Geelong had been promoted from E Section and after two games, both were continuing their good form from 1955 and were undefeated in first and second position . De La's best players against St Pats OC were Jim Smith, Danny Faulkner at CHB, John Gilfedder and the D's expected big things from "Occer" once he gained full fitness . In the Geelong winning team, Joe Breadmore gave a fine display of high marking and accurate kicking, Noel Rundle's creative centre play provided lots of drive and Ian Peake in the BP was a 'delight to watch' .

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by Gavan Fla-_,o r An interesting round with results going as expected . A four out of five in my tipping was a good start for the VAFA tipping awards .

Review The match of the day saw a tight, tense first half between Westbourne and Kew. However, in the second half, it was "Jucka" Horsburgh who stood up for the Warriors to guide his side to a deserved 31-point win .

The Gryphons got off to a great start with no less than ten new players in the senior line up . It was big man Chris Leeton who blew the game open for Monash, and while UHS-VU fought the match out gallantly, it was not to be as the Gryphons recorded a 34 point win .

South Melbourne employed some "shock an d awe" in their ambush of D3 newcomers St .Marys, and had four goals piled on before the Saints had time to blink . Though Dwyer tried hard to keep up with the Swans, it was not to be as the Saints were given a 21-goal hiding .

The Bentleigh versus West Brunswick went as expected though I think I can take out of the match that the Magpies are not as underdone as I first thought . With the pasta shop left in capable hands, Paul Dimmatina was in full flight for Bentleigh, however his side were tested for much of the match by the likes of Shannon Monagle and Bill Irving aka Morgan . Ultimately the class of the Demons shone through in a good win .

After unfurling their 2005 flag, Elsternwick went on to show that there is room for improvement i n the D3 transition. With Craig and Brian Mahony the only triers in the first half for the Wickers , Swinburne was right in the match at the major

break . However, f Elsternwick showe d why I had them in my ~ top four predictions as they ran away with it in the second half .

Preview UHS-VU host Elsternwick in a match that most will be predicting will be one sided the way of the Wickers . Personally, I am not so sure . With a game under their belts, the student version of "Dad's Army" of Cracknell, Langendorf and Gorringe will need to be countered for this to occur. Combine them with newcomers Fazakerley, Wright and Lyness and an upset could be brewing . However, for my tip I am sticking with Danny Byrne and James Convery to assist Elsternwick continue their successful D3 transition with a solid win .

West Brunswick showed last weekend that they are going to be up there this season, and will be keen to now back this up with a first up win at "the House of Pain" . Kew, on the other hand, will be hoping to atone for last week's loss . With the "Silver Fox" Blair playing well and Guiseppe Bortone in form after assisting Tony Mokbel off to Brazil, Kew will threaten . For my tip though, I am going for the Magpies by a single digit margin .

I may have misjudged Swinburne in my assessment last week, as their showing against one of finals fancies Elsternwick, demonstrated that they will take some beating and at home that is doubly true . On the flip side, the Saints were disappointing and perhaps the jump to D3 is larger than they may have originally thought . For my pick, I am going with the Razorbacks to stick it right up me with a 3-goal win .

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The Warriors move on to their long awaited new home ground and host Monash who put in a good showing last week . Westbourne's win last week have sent a strong message to D3 that they are a side to be reckoned with, and with new skipper Mick Christo leading from the front, and "Juice" Huntington setting up the play, they will be tough to beat, especially at home . However, with great pickups like Brad Senior at full back and Ross Hedley on the ball it will not be all one-way traffic for the Warriors . For my tip, I am sticking with Westbourne to win a close one .

The South Melbourne and Bentleigh is a tough call as the silence has been deafening from both camps . I guess I will have to stick with my preseason favorites in Bentleigh for my tip, but I am expecting the Swans to go with them for much of the game .

Correspondents I had quite a few critics last week and this is fine as I am happy to hear anything you have to say, be it positive, negative or indifferent and take it all on board . So please get your reports to gavanflower@hotmail .com as they are all gratefully received .

Kew congratulate nippy onballer g°° O len on playing his 51_ to( y 'n : Old Westbourne .

St M arys wishes Paul all the best for his 1 0 0 th gan . . i`is week against Swinburne . Paul a former club captain, has a never say die attitude and plays tough uncompromising football . A very good team man the club hopes he can lead them to their first points in 2006 .

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Byrne 2, K . Cummins 2, J. Banky, L . Bedingfield,A. Foster, G . Culshaw .

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The opening round saw the unveiling of the new look umpires uniform . A big thanks to the VAFAUA President Rob Mayston for making this venture possible . Rob worked on this tirelessly from sta rt to finish . The guys looked sma rt and were happy not to run with the weight of last year's potato sack gear on .

With the new goalies' advisor comes ne w methods of training for goalies, the introduction of two nights training (where do they get the energy?) and what would be best described using 30 men within the 45m arc as Auskick at the G at half time with all the portable goal posts scattered about. They even kick goals like the Auskick kids .

Aw ard W inne r At last week's VAFA Season Launch (PSM Night) at the Carlton Crest in Melbourne, my co-scribe Steve McCarthy was awarded the VAFA Certificate of Merit.

The Certificate of Merit is awarded to people who have made a significant contribution to the VAFA over a number of years .

Steve's contribution to the VAFA has been exceptional .

He started with the Association in 1984 and has since umpired 497 games including 22 grand finals .

The highlights of his umpiring career have been the 1998 A Section Grand Final, and being awarded the VAFA's Umpire of the Year in 2004 .

Steve's contribution to the VAFA has extended beyond the field of play. He regular entertains (?) supporters of Amateur Football with his radio show on Southern FM with Tommy Brain and his comical stories (?) in Umpires Corner.

Steve was honoured to receive the award and celebrated the certificate with a few beers.

- Leah .

Milestanes While on the subject of my co-scribe (Macca), he will be umpiring his 500th VAFA game in Round 4 (May 13th .) To celebrate and acknowledge this occasion, a dinner will be held that night at the Umpires' Function room at Elsternwick Park. On this evening we will also be honouring his great mate Anthony Damen who will be chalking up game number 350 around that time . We're sure Macca and AD would love as many people (especially from the clubs) to help celebrate with them . Tickets are $20 for dinner with drinks at bar prices . Any interested parties should contact Leah at Sue_Leah@dotlo .com .au, Simon Stokes at simonstokes@hotmail .com or Macca Steve . McCarthy@infotech . monash .ed u .au

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Bounce V Thro w The option of bouncing the ball or throwing up reared it's ugly head again last week when poor Tim Sutcliffe was asked by a player after a few less than average throw ups to try bouncing the ball to improve that aspect of his game . Tim (who was first to adopt this rule due to his less than perfect bouncing) quick as a flash was to reply, "Have you seen me bounce?" We reckon Tim you should have bounced just to prove a point.

End Gam e What a great innovation the 20min Quarters were last week, players were going hard at it and not tiring but the best aspect was the earlier finish . New field umpire Craig Brajtberg enjoyed the earliest finish that we know of at 4 :00pm but did he get home any quicker? Did the wife know?

Get Glasse s Andrew Rechtman, doing his bit by observing the boundaries last week might need glasses after struggling to recognise the blond field umpire running with Leah at De La Salle . The blond happened to be our very own grey-headed and distinguished Mark Gibson .

Doc, you work at a hospital maybe you should get an eye test done .

Guru Bo b Just to leave you with this quote from Guru Bob : "A player who keeps both feet on the ground, cannot remove his shorts" think about that!

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,,y Ed Sil l The football gods did their best to remind us that football was a winter sport as they turned downed the thermostat to present us with mid season styled weather . Didn't matter too much though, footy is back !

Too early to get a feel for the first round other than no major surprises .

Eltham started the season in good form with a solid win over the 'promoted' Eley Park . It was close early before the midfield generals of Galvin and Turner took over for the Turtles whilst Viola provided headaches up forward for Eley Park .

Great game of footy at Box Hill where Hawthorn managed to hold of a much improved home side .

Both clubs would have come away thinking their sides have improved in 2006 . Saulle was the Hawks best .

Great win for Albert Park as they accounted for North Brunswick . Venables and Thompson starred up forward whilst Fehring held sway down back for the Falcons .

Big win for Bulleen as they accounted for Richmond .

Badanjek and Cookson were again the key for Bulleen who would have been happy with their start . Tough

one first up for â&#x201A;Ź Richmond, plenty of solace in that it was a better performance than in the corresponding fixture last year.

Finally, Power House won an arm wrestle against Syndal . As usual, tough encounter however the House stamp themselves as one to watch in 2006 .

Preview A few games that will give us a pointer as to where D4 is heading this week with the stand outs being the D4 beaten finalists last year taking on the demoted D3 clubs .

Syndal host Bulleen in what promises to be a clinker .

Bulleen would have been happy to get their season heading in the right direction whilst Syndal were left to muse what might have been . Leap of faith on this one . Details on Syndal are still a little patchy and with that being the case might take Bulleen to make it two in a row .

Power House acts as hosts as Hawthorn await the

delivery of Glenferrie Oval for the 2006 season . Both sides had solid wins last week and would be eyeing each other off as potential rivals . Historically these games have been tough encounters and no doubt it will be the same this week . Home ground advantage might be the key here, Power House for me .

Albert Park makes the trek to Eltham no doubt full of confidence after their first up win . Problem is they face a home side also buoyed with confidence and one always tough to beat at home . Based on that, fancy the Turtles might be too good .

North Brunswick welcomes Box Hill North .

Disappointing start for Brunswick whilst Box Hill would have been disappointed with the result but happy with style in their close defeat . Some tall timber up forward is supplemented with the cagey Penny who is dangerous at all times . Like what I saw of Box Hill North, fancy them here to get their season rolling .

Finally, Richmond welcomes Eley Park with one side to record their first win for the season . It is always a big step up from Club XVIII however the Sharks know the score and will be too good for Richmond .

Four out of ten this week from the clubs was some what of a slow start although allowances will be made for the 'long' weekend . No sides as yet on the dirty list . Anyway, either call on 0418348723 or else via ed .sill@locker.com .a u

C.l 7 .4 12 .6 17 .8 .11 0 7 .2 ?" .4 4.9 18 .15.123 - 1 ia: Best : S . Irvine . D . Martini, B . Marcakis . K . . Penny, D . Penny. Goals : D . Penny 4, D . Martini 4,A .

Old6eld Sallantioglu 2, S . Smith 2 . J . Garrett . C. Langley, T. Manno, A .

Odza, S . Irvine .

BULLEEN COBRAS 4 .4 9.8 15.12 24.13 .157 RICHMOND CENTRAL 1 .1 2 .4 3 .4 3 .8 .26 Bull Cob : Best: F. Arcoraci, R . Badanjek, T. Pearson, B . Cookson, B . Thomas, T. Conn . Goals : R . Badanjek 7, B . Cookson 4, T. Fradkin 4, F. Arcoraci 3, M . D'Angelo 2, T. Conn, R . Daley, T .

Pearson, F. Bianco .

Rich: Best : D. Speakman, J . Dunn, L. Beardsley, N . Nuske, J .

Robertson . A. Zuccaro Goals: T. Dukic, J . Matheson, J . Dunn.

10.8 15 .12 .102 ALBERT PARK 33 7 .7 NORTH BRUNSWICK 3 .3 5 .4 6.8 7 .9 .51 Albert Pk : Best: S . Bennett, R . Baker, W. Mclndoe, S . Thompson, B . Payne, G . Maurice . Goals: B . Payne 5, S . Venables 3, N. Cain 2, M . Nandi 2, S . Thompson 2, J . Hamilton .

Nth Bruns: Best : H . Boyd, P. McLachlan, M. Sorleto, D . Pizzari, S . Care, L. Greening . Goals: J . Boudoloh 3, D . Newton 2, J .

Freeman, B . Robertson .

POWER HOUSE 4 .2 5 .4 7 .11 10.12.72 SYNDALTALLYHO 3 3 7 .6 7 .8 9.10 .64 PowerH : Best : D . Overdevest, D . Cooper, P. Sosic, R .

Humphreys, P. Edwards, B . Brady. Goals : P. Edwards 3, M . Leahy 2, C. Richardson, D . Cooper, J . Earl, S . Lynch, B . Brady .

Syndal TH: B . Hannemann, B . Robinson, S . Crew, I . Bingham, I .

MacKenzie, D . Hall~, :y . Goals: A . Dance 2 . A . McKeown 2, 1 .

Bingham, M . Leplaa . D . Dapiran, L. Sanders, L . Dickenson, ELEYPAR?i ;4C.S 2 .1 5 .1 6 .5 10 .7 .67 16 .18 .114 ELTHAM OC 2.4 5 .7 9 .13 Details not received .

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N orth Brunswick - i4 GanicJ : :7ick Sorlet o Well done to Mick on reaching 100 games . Due to work commitments it has taken a few years for him to reach the target .

When available his outstanding pace & his ability to read the play makes him an automatic selection in the seniors . His clearing dashes & ball carrying ability makes him exciting to watch .

A popular figure at Allard Park he is well respected by everyone .

Hopefully he will be able to make more appearances to boost his tally of games & make a major contribution to the Green & Gold cause .

North Brunswick AFC v Box Hill North AFC Syndal Tally Ho AFC v Bulleen Cobras AF C Eltham OC v Albert Park AFC Hawthorn AFC v Power House AFC Richmond Central AFC v Eley Park Sharks

BULLEEN COBRAS 63 12 .4 19.7 25 .15 .165 RICHMOND CENTRAL 2 .0 4 .1 5 .4 5 .4.34 Bull Cob: Best: A . Vincitorio, P. Whitehouse, R . Rodrigues, M .

Unwin . M . Soumelidis, T. Mazzarella . Goals : M . Unwin 10, K .

Kellett 4, A . Vincitorio 3, S . Petrilli 2 . M . Soumelidis 2, A . Nasr 2, T. Mazzarella, J . Trinchi .

Rich : Best: H . Dautovic, J . Goode, J . Neilson, A . Musey, R .

Morrow, M . Tully Goals : D . Bergin, H . Dautovic . G . Gardiner, J .

Neilson, J . Chandler .

ALBERT PARK 0 .2 02 1 .3 2 .3 .15 9 .8 11$ .74 NORTH BRUNSWICK 2.2 5.4 Albert Pk : Best : A . Morgan, M . Snowden, B . Isard, A . Moelands, A . Sutherland, J . Marshall . Goals: B . Isard, M . Snowden.

Nth Bruns : J . Briffa, B . Williams, T. Ackland, M . Pisasale, G .

Panagiotidis, J . Wolter. Goals: A . Taha 5, F. Papanastasatus 2, P. Guieas, H . Hassan, B . McCallum, R. Peasnell .

POWER HOUSE 33 53 8 .11 18 .18 .126 1 .4 2 .6 3 .7 .25 SYNDAL TALLY HO 1 .1 PowerH : Best : D . Boland, R . Marshall . B . Kyne, J . Fiorini, D .

Miller, P. Haseler. Goals : D. Boland 6, P. Haseler 4, B . Kyne 2, P. Arnold, R. Marshall, D . Miller, A . Volz, N . Seewang, C . Bowley.

Syndal TH: N . Woodhead, A . Brown, N . Hunter, J . Soane, F. George, T. Zaharopoulos . Goals : T. Zaharopoulos 2, M . Eppel .

BOX HILL NORTH 1 .4 25 4.8 5 .8.38 8 .16 11 .22$8 HAWTHORN 13 7 .11 Box Hill Nth : Best: C. Plunkett, B . Denison, R . Ball, J . Tambakis, G . Robinson . I .Oldfield . Goals: R . Ball, D . Dovaston, I .Oldfield, J . Tambakis . M . Lacey .

Haw: Best: R . Mundy, J . Ridley, P. Nunan, D . Moss, R . Baynes, C . Jarvis . Goals: P. Nunan 2, M . Aitken, R . Mundy, S . Tropea, B .

Collins, C . Drieberg, S . Parker, J . Ridley, B. Ruzicka, L. Blandthom .

ELEY PARK SHARKS 0 .0 l .l 1 .1 1 .2 .8 ELTHAM OC 8 .6 17.11 19 .20 22 .15 .147 Details not received.

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Under 19-1 One week is a long week in football . After tipping only three out of five games correctly, I found myself eating humble pie as I came to grips with a splitting hangover from too many amber refreshments after punting at the local TAB on Saturday afternoon .

And it was with an almighty arctic blast that we began round one with a bang .

Review Scotch and dry handed out a ripe old flogging to St Kevins .

Their run through the midfield, and some strong on-field leadership must have pleased new coach Ray Leethem .

Marcellin gave Uni Blues a lesson in defence 101 . Neck and neck for the first quarter and a bit, the away team took over (back half especially) thereafter . Matt Nash, James Winstanley and Anthony De Mastro were prominent for the winners, while Scott Houghton and Matt Maltman were brave in defeat for the Blues .

Xavs lived up to my early prediction and thumped a hapless Banyule (who did not live up to my early prediction?) .

Ritchie Benson smashed up the bears all over the grom ._ .

Premiership favouritism is written all over this well dri . ..d team from the xavery.

In other games, De La took to Rupertswood with a dirty wet towel . A real percentage booster. While St Bernards proved my wooden spoon prediction to be nothing but the prediction from hell .

Preview Tough round for tipping again but I'm going r Collegians (to bounce back), Marcellin (match of the roun _r.! .;s:the drink with dry), St Bernards (Aarhh), Un : Slues (do something - go and ravage the bears) ana Old X<'. ; (continue on their merry way) Until next week, hai )y punting! beatonc@tabcrop .com .au . Any submissions must be received by Monday night .

Under 19- 2 OK, clearly the ONLY correct prediction ? made last week was that Section 2 is always UNPREDICTABLE .

In a physical encounter, the Wellers jumped the '-i _1 left them without a bench . Although a convincin g Friars took consolation in first-gamers Mark Staffo-1 znd Josh Hill . Also, talented forward Simon Allemand retuâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;ied fit from a recent confrontation with a truck on the Ring Road . The Fields had a first-up scare as the freshly promoted Raiders came close . Uni Blacks took a strong first step into Section 2, victorious over a dismal Beaumaris. Brighton continued their poor form as the Meiburnians presented a strong new front for 06 . Finally I 48

watched Carey stamp their claim as league leader, first up against th e T's, with a solid 47 point ~ _ --- -- _ _ ._ _ : ~ win at Hudson Oval .

This week the impressive Uni Blacks will continue to sink the Tonners ship and win by 27 points . Parade, with a tough first two weeks will come close to the Wellers, but will fall before a team who seem to have the goods, winning by 5 goals . Last week's surprise, the OM's will test the Fields, but will go down by a matter of points in this week's showdown .

Carey will dispose of the Sharks in much the same way that they did the T's. 48 point s The Friars should have the Trinity's measure this week, with their capable big men Mirrabella, Torney and Keogh showing promise in Round 1 .

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Ro 1 . not produce too many surprises for the U19 pundits except for the size of some of the victories .

Oa _igh demoralised newcomers Emmaus St . Leos by 230 points, Bentleigh and Ormond had comfortable wins with Ormond young gun Keane kicking 5 goals, 4 of them in the game breaking second quarter, while Ashton was in everything down back . Melbourne High held off a doprmined La Trope Uni and in a result that wasn' t pected, St. Beaus again showed that they will be tough ih 1 ;1-point away win against Old Ivanhoe .

F rget the AFL game this Friday night, head down to Svji k~cover Arena to watch two very good teams go at it when Bentleigh take on Ormond . Both teams will be confident after good Ro intl 1 performances, and in a tough game to pick, I will qt' ' with Ormond by only the barest of margins . An round ; ;s St . Bedes play host to ir--- -ra La Tr( , a m i "ch La TrObe Coach De no d r a!o, ?L - is team stands . St .

Bet ~ are a tough assignmen_ i t ne and away and should acca -, for La Trobe by 30 points . Oakleigh will be riding high after their massive win and should account for Old Ivanhoe by 36 points in a more competitive match, while Melbourne High should beat Emmaus St . Leo's comfortably by eight goals . Ajax play host to St. Leo's w hich should see them get the four points at home by five goals.

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U19 Section Blue Revie w There were just as many highlights in Round 1 as at a David Gray concert, plenty, with match of the round Hampton and De La living up to its top billing . In a seesawing affair, the lead was shared throughout the game with Hampton's CHB Lachlan Batt and on-baller Kyle Pinto providing much of Hampton's drive, however, De La held on gamely by just 10 points . A great performance from Adam Kovarik with 5 goals in his first game of Under 19 football . Mazenod easily accounted for Monash with Seenen and Smith playing well in a solid team effort, while Old Haileyburians showed newcomers Powerhouse what to expect at this level. Oakleigh Clays illustrated that they will be far more competitive this season with a good win over Parkdale while Salesian forfeited to Old Mentonians .

Previe w In an exciting Round 2, Mazenod host Hampton at Central Reserve in what will be a torrid affair, with both teams expecting to be playing at the business end of the season .

While Hampton full back Thom McCarthy will provide Mazenod with a headache or two, Mazenod's Lewton, Bogar and Johnson should provide their team with enough opportunities to kick a winning score, taking the points by three goals . De La faces a rejuvenated Oakleigh Clays but should win at home comfortably, while Old Haileyburians should notch up their second victory against Monash . The Parkdale Vultures will be looking for their first win of the season, however, will face a fired up Old Mentonians . Their round one match was a win due to a forfeit by Salesian and after taking the Max Lyon Cup in the preseason, they will be raring to go and should account for the Vultures by 38 points . Not sure if Powerhouse/South Mornington will have a game this week against Salesian, so for the sake of a tip, they will win . al_vafa@hotmail .com for any match reports or information on Sections 3 or Blue .

Under 19 Re d ANZAC Day Weekend has produced some great battles and has hinted at a very unpredictable top 4 come August .

The Lions welcomed the Xavs back to RED, sneaking in by a kick . Midfielders Jack Walker and Ben Harding provided swift delivery to forwards Costello, and McKibbin (3) .

Rupertswood have thrown their hat in the ring as a contender with a tough 7 point win against the Bullants .

The highly anticipated Aquinas-Fitzroy shootout delivered the close match that was expected ; but it would have been a blowout had Aquinas kicked a little straighter. In the only landslide, a straight kicking Kew disposed of the home side, running away by 69 points in front of a gloomy Westbourne crowd .

This week: The New-Old Boys NOBS/St Pats re-enter in Round 2 against a Westbourne side needing to bounce back . But NOBS by two goals .

In the first of this week's showdowns, Bulleen Temp hosts Aquinas . Bullant captain Andrew Fabris needs that first win and should take the four points by no more than that number. Second, Fitzroy have Therry and I could go either way on this, but the Reds should just take it by 11 points . Rupertswood will be a tougher challenge for yardstick Kew, but the Woodsmen should go down by 27 points .

Old Xavs have a rest .

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U191 SECTION Marcellin OC v Old Scotc h Banyule-Viewbank v University Blues St Kevins OB v St Bernard s De La Salle OC v Old Xaverians (1) Collegians v Rupertswood AFC U19 2 SECTIO N Old Paradians v Old Camberwell Grammarians University Blacks v Old Brighton Grammarians Old Melburnians v Caulfield Grammarians Old Carey Grammarians v Beaumaris AFC Whitefriars OC v Old Trinity Grammarian s U19 3 SECTION Bentleigh v Ormond AFC Sportscover Arena - Friday 6 .15pm Melbourne High School Ob v Old Essendon Grammarian s St Bedes Mentone Tigers v La Trobe University AFC Oakleigh AFC v Old Ivanhoe Grammarians Ajax AFC v Emmaus St Leos OC AF C U 19 BLUE SECTION Parkdale Vultures v Old Mentonians De La Salle OC v Oakleigh Clayton Mazenod OC v Hampton Rovers AFC Old Haileyburians v Monash Blue s Salesian AFC v Powerhouse/Sth Morningto n U 19 RED SECTION Old Xaverians (2) BYE Bulleen Templestowe AFC v Aquinas AFC Kew AFC v Rupertswood AFC North Old Boys/St Patricks College v Old Westbourn e Fitzroy Reds v Therry Penola O B

10 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2006 49

DER 19 SF

Old I .s: B,c T Day, D. Cerantonio, H V, i n, J . Young, B . Madl_ .t, D. Trevaskis

OLD XAVERL','tiS (1) 83 11 .11 17.16 24 .19.163 BA~YULE-VIEWBA4tiK 0.0 19 2 .1 4 .226 Old Xav (I) : Best : P. Cain, W. Bull, M . Hennessy. R . Benson, A . Torre, A . Ross Goals : R . Benson 7,L. Kelly 5,D. Bell 2,W. Smith 2,S . Doyle, J . Cross, A . Fazio, D . Quinn, 1 . Glen, W. Bull, M . Darvell, l . MercurJ OLD SCOTCH

3.6 5.8 9.18 1325 .103 ST KEVINS OB 2.1 22 3 .2 4.3.27 Old Sc: Best: G . Dick, A . Tumoral, A . Gray, M . Hildebrandt, M . Parisi. T. Gherardin .

Goals: M. Parisi 5, L . McDonough 3, C. Colman 2, M . Hildebrandt, P. Rainey, G . Dick .

UNIVERSITY BLUES 2.4 6.6 6 .7 10 .8.68 MARCELLIN OC

85 14.12 20 .14 .134 5 .2 Uni Blues: Best: M . Mattoon, N . Bmdley, B . Merriman, D . Hayter, S . Houghton, D. Wood. Goals :S . Houghton 2, J- Watts 2, T. McCredie 2. M. Maltmann 2 . N. Bradley, J .

Van Do Pal .

RLPERTSWOODAFC 2 .1 3 .2 3.4 4 .6.30 DE LA SALLE OC 12 5.4 12,8 17.11 1 13 Ruperts : Best: M. MePnee. D. Gregory, L. Baddeley, D. McGovern, K. Tanner, H .

Spinner . Goals : T. Smith 2, M . McPhee, J . Pretty. DLS: Best: G . Hesse, N. Roberts, M .

Herkess, N. Harris, J . Poustie, J . Crowe . Goals: M . Moore 7, G . Hesse 2, L. Bull, J .

Crewe, S . Edwards, N . Harris, M. Herkess, G. Rae, S . Fairbrother, S. Freemande.

ST BERNARDS

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Goals: D . Cerantonio 3, H. Wilson 2. D . `; :dzielskf, R. Jones, L. Elliott Bent : Best : J .

Coles, C . Fidler, M, Bell, M. Laskey . D . Erwin, Z. Vearing. Goals : J . Coles 8, C. Fidler 5, R . Brady 2, D. Erwin 2, B . Hunt . M . Laskey, L . Morrison, S . Fergus .

EN{M1L1US ST LEOS OC AFC 1 .0 1 .1 1.1 4327 OAKLEIGHAFC 1 13 15.7 30 .12 40 .17.25 Emmaus SL : Best : M. Small . A . CRIVELLI, P. McCloskey, M . Needham, S. Kars, N .

Tambutro. Goals: M. Needham 2, S . Mills, M . Pelosi. Oak : Best : J. Fitzgerald, C. Meyers, L . Barrand, D . Wills, J . Derks-Revere, M. Doyle . Goals : L. Barrand 10, S .

Doherty 6, D . Wills 5 . T. Edwards 4, M . Bennett 3, D . Costigan 3, P. Disiervi 2, A .

Pound-Gow 2 . C . Meyers 2, J . Derks-Revere . J . Fitzgerald, T. Eden .

ORMOhDAFC 33 9.7 16.9 21 .13.139 AJAX AFC 4 .3 5 .7 8.8 9.8 .62 Ohm: Best : R . Keane, A. Holman, S. Ashton . J . O'Donnell, L. Simpson . J . Wardley .

Goals : R . Keane 5, 0 . Lack 3, L . Simpson 3 . J . Toniolo 2, D. MacHin 2 . J . Wardley 2, J . Ashle,v, L. Duthie, N. Ryde. C. Woodford . AJAX: Best: R . Grant, J . Kocher, B .

Bromberg, B. Hershan, A . Moss, J . Sacks . Goals: B . Hershan 2, D. Blusztein, J . Feldy, J . Kegan, J .Kochen, J . Smith . D. Selzer, M. Unger.

LATROBEUN RSITY 23 2 .4 3 .8 5.939 MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OBIA 2 .7 6.9 9.12 .66 Dennis not received .

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COLLEGIANS 0 .0 32 35 8.1159 St Bern : Best: Spinella, Cover, Viney, Cattapan, Singleton, Igoe, Harrison. Goals : Viney 6, Harrison 4, Igoe 4, Cattapan 3, Marchment 2, Overman 2, Gavin, Spinella, Scott . Palmer, Delman. Call : Best : S . Inglis, T. Cook, T. Rutherford . W. Tardif, R .

Blackley, M . Lightowlers . Goals:T. Rutherford 2. S . Inglis 2, B . Sims, W .Tardif,T. Zimbachs,A . Restein

UNDER 19 BLH OLD MEIvTONIANS SALESIAN AFC Salesian Forfeit .

HAMPTON ROVBRS AFC 43 7 .3 105

13 .6.84 DE LA SALLE OC 2.0 8b 11$ 14.10 .94 Hampt Rov : Best: K. Pinto, L . Smith, L . Ban, N. Morecroft, M . Smith . B . Dwyer

1.INDFR 19 SECTION ' OLD CAMBERWELL GR 5 .0 7 .1 12A 15.12 .102 WHITEFRIARS OC 0 .1 5 .7 7 .11 10 .12.72 Old Camb: Best: S . Bonyhadv, H. Dickson,A. Clarke, P. Jerkin, K . Salipas,J . Rowan .

Goals : P. Jenkin 4, A. Clarke 2 . A . Pillay 2. T. Nichols 2, C. Poynter, M . Bourke,

Goals: C. Gleeson 4, L. Smith 2, L4 . Law 2, R . White,A. Ross, M . Smith, J . McCoy, N. Morec roft.

C.Wright, D . Yencken, N . Coombs. White: Best : C . Taouk, M . Mandicos, S. Allemand .

N . Bogar 5, N. Graham 4, C . B rown 4, S . Davis 4, J. Arnold, P. Johnson, N . Lawton, S .

Cummings, C. Smith .

M . Mirabella, J . Hill, M. Stafford. Goals: B . Tomey 3, S. Allemand 2, M. Mandicos, M .

Mimbe11a,1 . O'Meara, C. Taouk, J . Parkes.

CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 25 4 .7 4 .15 7 .1557 OLD PARADIANS 1 .1 55 5 .6 8.755 Caul: N. Andrew, B. Hyland, A . R'olkow, M . Hardy, A . Ross, M . Sessler. Goals : M .

Sessler 4, A . Clarke . A. Wolkow, T. Spinks . Old Par: Best : K . Barry. N . Curcio, S.

MONASH BLUES MAZENOD OC

1 .1 3.1 4 .2 5 2 32 2.2 9A 14A 22 .12 .144 Meet: Best: P. Johnson, K. Secnan, C . Smith, N . Bogar, N. Lemon, A . Weekes, Goals :

OAKLEIGH CLAYTON PARKDALE VULTURES

14.11.95 7.1052

Details not received.

POWERHOUSEiSTH MORNLtiGTO N 0.2 1 .4

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Valente, M . Bellizia,J. Kandilakiis, R . Bugeja . Goals:M. Solomon 3, R. Bugeja, A . Cox, K . O'Brien, N . Curcio, R . Young

OLD HAILEYBURIANS 3A

OLD BRIGHTON GRAMM'S 1 2 35 45 6 .11 .47 OLD MELBURvTANS 18 7.10 10.19 1320.98 Old Br : Best: K . Presne0, C. Dowling, M . Finlayson, A . Gunning, D. Jennings, C. Betts

I ;NDF.R 19 RED RUPERTSWOOD 33 4 .6 9 .13 14.16 .100 BUZLEENTEMPLESTOWE 3 .1 7.9 10 .10 13 .15.93 Ruperts: Best:J. Cheep, J . Cariss, D . Non, J . Quinn, J . Smerdon, JSimpson. Goals : J .

Goals: J. Sat 2, A. Gunning, D. Jennings, C . Dowling. R. Baines . Old Mello: Best : N. Lawler, B . Finnenz, P. Kennon, N. Morrison, W. Kiel, T. Bachet. Goals : L . Hopkins 2, G. Hanger 2, N. Lawler, T. Bachet .

BEAUMARIS AFC 2 .2 6 .5 9 .7 12 .12 .84 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 62 83 123 155 .85 Beaum : Best : Barnes, Wilson, Murton, Sanchez, Mc Neil, Willis . Goals : Willis 4, Pritchard, Barnes, Barton 2, Gillespie, Mueller . Uni Blacks : Best : Burchell, Johns, Mikus, Cordner, Napier, Miller. Gaals: Mikus 7 . Battista 4, Armit 2, Napier, Obst .

OLD TRIhTTY GRAMMARIANS 3.2 75 9 .7 9 .7 .61 OLD CAREY GRAMMARIANS 4.2 9.7 11 .10 16 .13.109 Details not received .

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 OLD IVANHOE GRAMMARIANS 13 7.6 7 .9 10.10 .70 ST BEDES MENTONE TIGERS 6.1 8.4 12 S 17 .9 .111 Old Iv : Best: A . Diorietes, H . Dekretser, A . Bolzan, E. Ware, T. Rosenlis, M. Young Goals: K . Ellis 6, T . Pantano, R . Gie.xhen, J . McKeon, J. Barnett StBlMT: Best : C. Richards, A . Falkiner, B . Neville.T Marks, M . Geschke, R . Swayn. Goals: M. Bodinnar 4, C. Richards 4, A. Falkiner 2, D . Lynch 2, S. LRuillier, J . Lebreton, C . Mouritz, C.

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Cariss 6, J . Smerdon 2, J . Cheep 2, B . Lovett, C. Godfrey, C . Thill, J. Simpson .

OLD WESIBOLTLtiE 2 .0 3.4 4 .6 9.11 .65 KEW AFC 5,2 9A 15b 21,8 .134 Old West: Best : H . Templeton, M . Williamson, B . Spiteri, J . Callus, D. Sidwell, D .

Lockwood. Goals: M. Williamson 3, N. Gardy, D . Bidwell, B. Tanner, B . Whiting, D .

Lockwood, J . Noonan. Kew : Best : N. Monaco, R . Wyley, G. Williams, J. Deangelis, J .

Loorham, J . Fultheim Goals : J. Loorham 6, R. Wyley 4, N. Monaco 4, V. Medina 3, A .

Lucisano 2, J . Deangelis, K . Eleftheroglou .

AQUINAS AFC 33 7.6 9.11 12 .1284 FTCZROY REDS 5 .0 6.0 93 13.3 .81 Aquinas: Best : Naulty, Maaskmnt. Cross . Zuccon, O'Brien, Kenner. Goals : Cross 5 .

Naulty 4, Ragozzini 2, Thatcher. Fitz Reds : Best: Biggs, Olarenshaw, Ligris . Barnett, Topp, Donato. Goals : Barnett 4, Liens 2, Olarenshaw 2, Biggs 2, Bolton, Boyle .

McKenzie.

THERRY PENOLA Off 22 53 7 .10 11 .14 SO OLD XAVERIANS (2) 2 .3 6.8 7 .11 10 .14.74 Therry Pen : Best: M . Costello, A. Page, J . Walker, B . Harding, R . Brennan, M .

Carboy. Goals : D. McKibbin 3, J . Claa<,en 2, D . Walshe 2 . C. Rees, J. Walker, M .

Keenari, J . Swayn .

Costello, B . Harding.

OLD ESSEICDON GRA,LIM'S 32 3.2 6 .4 8553 BENTLEIGH 3 .4 10.6 16 .7 21 .14,140

Old Xav (2): Best: P. Myers, W . O'Sullivan, J . French, C. Chisholm, JA{eNamara, T. Fahey. Goals : P. Myers 6, J . McNamara 2 . P. Flegeltaub. N. O'Connor.

50 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2006

Under-19 - Section 1 DANYULE-VIEWBANK

COLLEGIANS Coach: Michael Jones

I S.GrfGih 2 J. Btodna'el 3 G . D+rtck 4 T Shepherd 5 M .HoGrss 6 D. DaPac 7 R. Moore 8 D. Kayrooz 10 C. StavioPObus ti B Dirrtedk 12 16, Roy,13 C. Buckley 14 LO'Don,*9

I A.BA~o;ren 2 M . tYZans 3 N Cl4 T Baxter ASo.1 6 M Fa 7 R.2A::k«.y 8 d Was 9 M Lyrsh 10 T.Za*~hs 118.Lan 12S.pfirey 3C.Wecks

15 M .Lardo

14 N.Cusc

16 R.Gutterson 17 D. Herbett 18 D, Park 19 J. Spicer 20 C. Skid`A 21 R. Saker 22 J.Riger 23 D. Shepherd 24 A. Doyle 25 S.Tark 26 Dack 28 S.Green 29 J.Swrfl J. Dunstone 31 K.Slrepard-MU' 'e,er 32 J. Tssgans 33 R. Hartnett 34 J- Mu'nmsry 35 M.Mon,la n 36 A. Brown 37 L t crgan

15D.Hy 16 Ytl 17J.i on 18 D. R*19 T Denzgan 20 M .Yieeks 21 F.Bc1sid 22 8_ S23 J. Dar~es 24 T.Ca.k 25 D.tdpras 27T. W 29B.Suibn 33 C. ~ 40M . 1-Iftaers

9 M.Ctxstian

BE LA SALLE (BLUES) Coach : Dad ' Madgan AsztDesch: Tim Ford I H . Barlow 2 S . Edwards 3 J . PausUe 4 J.Mxv~cod 5 J .Piither 6 J. GoECh 7 G. Hesse 8 M. De!uw 9 N . P*."

10 W.Fen'vn 11 J.Hartten 12 C .BaS 13 J .Ptwyps 14 N . Harris 15 M.Herkers 16 S. D~ 17 J.G%re t8 J. Partem 19 L. Bkfi 20 T.X 21 S.Ys 22 S, , 23 B. rmlan 24 N .Thar ;on 25 D.L< 26 N .SkvaR 27 J.~kIFq 28 G. R. 29 M.Gan¢d 30 J. Hams 31 M. Moore 32 S . Pickett 33 S .Feabrother

)J0: '"'" (1 ) Coach: Theo Violas

1 J. Ptkpa 40 A J.es

1 T. Sits

2 C. AW 41 A. Casco 3 ATerrcuvd 421 Meryry 5 B . Cus :n 43 A. DsaMatore 6 J. PreBy 44 B . Ca.Key

2 A. Lawrence 3 K. Lunard 4 S. O'Brien 5 T Byrne 6 T Preece . Kelly 7L

6 J. Bract-y 44 C. Ma>,rv.re 1oTWttt 45TEgrn 2 AEFa,s 46 L.Ca,iznd 13N.FeH 47dBrq~tAn

15DGIem 48L.Brerean 16 D. Dm 48 A. Day 17 J. A"da"m 48 D. Gregory

10 S.Sheedy 11 J. Moore

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33 L MurFtry 74 D. Skp 35B.Lmetl 78M .Harrirm 36 D. Mcgrnem 79 C. Wcshzrt 37 R. Holes 80 M .Van6ox1d 38MAdann

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6 S. Abrahams 7 J. Crimmins 8 D Valsorda 9 DConsidine 10 T. Stafford 11 J.Gasparini 12 P. Augustin 13 D. Carolan 14 A.McGlin 15 S. Pesavento 16 C. Warner 17 L Boyd 18 D. Fraser 19 J. Crapper 20 N . Birrell B. Houghton J.SymeS M. Grlgoruk J.HOgarth S. Preece M. Turner

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38 J . Forrest 39 J . Downey 40 N . O'Connell 41 N .Saunders 42 J . Hickey 43 H . McGlade 44 N . Smith

46 J . Svreeney 51 E . Boland

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29 S . logos 30 S. Praday 31 D. q~' ners 32A.Tummc~ 31G.Chap, .e

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S . Betsey B . Dowd S . Conlon J . Marchesani K .Sahely 6 C. Breheny 6 R. Taylor

7 S .Neohoritis 8 S . Ryan 9 P. McLennan 10 A.White 11 T. White 12 M .Sherman 13 P. Mercouriou 16 17 18 19

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20 K. Mice 21 J . Moussi 22 P. Harrison ~ "

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15 M .Sulliva

25 M. Real 26 N . Counsel

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27 B' Rb`tsw ' 29 S. Lan9d0Pt 30J. FitzgeraW 31 J. Mullany 32 D. Clyne 33 L. Harry

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28 C. 29 M. Nash ~on

8 M . Labra7 9 J. Mortensen

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OLD SCOTC H Coach : Ray Leetham

30 D. Redmond

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, , '.:CEt .LIN Coach: Dean Rossely

23 H. Feehan 24 D. Sulliva n 25 J . Mulle n

7 W. F~ trick ~ A Bar~ ~ 8 T. Lafranchi 31 T Ski~r~ e 9N .Mchrson 32R. Iflikm1 10 S. Houghton 33 H. W 11 S. Harrism 34 M . Stewart 12J.Lyttdt 35S.Gibertott

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19 P. 0'COtxtell 42 S. Hardwick 20 D. Wood 43 J. Van De ( al 211 Deitz 44 E. DO'ning 22 B. Merriman 45 S. Gil 23S.BtM

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27 J . O'Rourk e 28 M . Murphy

29 J . Nissen 30 T O'Hanlon

31 J. Sym e 32 M.Muf Murphy

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6 M. McNally 7 T. Hunt S J. Murton 10 A. Mckenzie 13 W. Sanchez 14 B. Wall 15 R. Scrivener 16 J . Nicholson 17 Z . Alcott 18 J . Torcasio 22 K . Barnes 25 B . Strong 27 J . Gregory 29 M . Dekoning 31 C. La Rocca 32 J . Richter 33 C . Medley 37 A . McNeil 43 A . Chinery 44 M . Wilson 46 R . Willis

47 A . Mueller 48 D. Pritchard 51 M. Beruldsen

CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS Conti' Sam Cayge`° 1 2 3 4

T. Noblett M . Sessler N . Andrew A . Clarke

5 A . Spittal 6 C . Hammond 7 G . Themson 8 T. Hartlett 9 L . Price 10 B. Gatehouse 11 R . Evans 12 S. Powley 13 S. Wood 14 C. May 15 B. Pearce 16 K. Biggs 17 A. Goold 18 Z . Gookl 19 W. Hepworth 20 M . Sundberg 21 M . Lopicco{o 22 M . Hardy 23 R. Schroth 24 M . Benkemoun 25 J . McCahon

Coach: Mark shrine

11 N. Russel l 12 S. Geoley 73 P. Smith 75 D. Bymo 16 J.Ardley 17 W. Landale 18 A. Forte 20 T~

21 S . Fletcher 22 A .Ray 24 A . Mermigas 25 AQutr» 28 L. McMeniman 33 A . Manahan

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3 S. Oliver

3 C. Poynton 4 J. Rowa n

3 B. Armstrong

4 S. Rowell 5 J . Miller 6 J . Geddes 7 J . Sale m 8 M . Bartlett 9 T. Gunning 10 J . Edge 11 K . Sheehan 12 J . Priestley 13 J . Seat 14 R. Doherty 15 J. Leaf 16 S. Mulligan 17 B. Moon 18 B. Blatt 19 M. Browning 20 G . Fielke 21 J. Kenyon

26 L . Hanson

OLD PARADIANS

6 5. Playtarr 8 B. Mitchell 10 E. Harmer

I J. Goldblatt 2 T. Barrow

30 D. Mason

Coach: Ben Dunn

1 J . Crosthwafle

5 T. Kennedy

35 J. Barthel 37 S . Valente

6 H . Banfield 7 A. Hayho 8 D Bell 9 T. Howell

11 E. Delaney 13 T. Eckersley

14 M. Bilney 15 D. Peyton 16 R . Bicknell 18 C. Stodcdale 19 L. Donald 20 L. Bruin 21 A. Morgan

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23 C. Beaton 25 M .Jessup

M . Christie D. Whyley M . Matko M . Stace

28 A . Cicuitto 33 N. Bachli 26 A . Milaszewicz 27 D. Melkonian

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14 A .Kenez 16 N . Crow e

ie J~Rus~setN 17 S. Jess 18 Z. Haines 19 B. Mikus 20 L Harris 21 C. Hart 22 T. Hutton 23 J. Gr~'gg 24 D.Johns 25 T. Ki ston 2 .

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18 K . Laski 19 S. Greenland 20 R . Carruthers 21 C . Krolikowski 22 J. Tartaglia 24 C. Harris 25 N . O 'Callagha n 26 K. Walke r

27 H.Futto n 26 L . Hamblin 29 A. Spurrel 30 A. Gibbs

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3 R . Bugeja (VC) 5 A. Serafin

34 R. Thomas

5 N. Tsindos 6 P. Christie 8 M lllia 9 D. Walpole 10 S. Bonyhady 11 N. Hall 13 W. Robinson 14 D. DeSanctis 15 J .Tuohey 16 A . Renshaw 17 D. Morley 18 N . Wallace 19 T. Peasnell 20 J. Davis 21 L. Taylor 24 W. Wettenhall 25 N . Charles

OLD TRINITY 1 S . Cole 3 R. McDonald 4 T. Delphine

9 R . Patrou 11 G . Vincent 13 S. Rose 22 D. Richardson 23 S. RehliGci 25 D. Huss~' 32 B. McAllister 33 D. Clayton

2 M. Bull

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1 D. Zvancrvic 2 B. Holden 6 M. Salomon 7A . Cowles 6 N . Pratt

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26 E . Kalaja 27 T. Doake 28 B . McDonald 29 A . Webb

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31 A . McKay 33 A . Guagas 35 C . Scully 39 A . Nesci

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As expected Round 1 results were surprising in part; yet the more results surprised, the more the status quo was kept . A 73% success rate has given me renewed confidence for the games ahead !

Review Section 1 Marginal inaccuracy prevented reigning premiers St Kevins from winning against the always competitive Old Scotch who triumphed by three points .

Newcomers St Bede's Mentone Tigers started on a winning note with a nine point margin over Mazenod, whose Club confidence was severely dented in Round 1 .

Best for the winners were : Kelly, Flavelle and Borella .

A rejuvenated University Blues recorded a fifty five point victory over Old Xaverians . Blues Coach, Andrew Waxman led from the front with a best on ground display. He was well supported by Liam Quin and Marty Kelly. For the Xaverians, Speakman, O'Hanlon and Langdon were best .

De La Salle proved too strong for Prahran, who went down to their fellow Darling Park tenants by fifteen points Old Xaverians quickly showed their talents when they defeated Old Melburnians by one hundred and two points . An interested spectator at this game was Kevin Sheedy, who doubtlessly would have been impressed by Andrew Hall's coaching . Nick Rathgaber was a stand out player for the winners .

Section . 2 Fitzroy Reds, despite inaccuracy in front of goal, were too talented for Old Brighton Grammarians who finished sixty eight points in arrears .

Whitefriars were able to defeat Therry Penola by forty three points despite wet and slippery conditions . Peter O'Brien (7 goals), defender Ross Gibson and Paul Hennessy were best for Whitefriars.

My judgment of Marcellin and Monash Blues was exceptionally wide of the mark . A depleted Marcellin proved no match for a seemingly much stronger Monash side who won in a canter by one hundred and sixty three points .

An accurate Mt Lilydale started with a win when they triumphed over University Blacks by twenty nine points.

St Bernard's, who won their comeback game against Collegians by forty eight points, did not have it all their own way as Collegians contested valiantly . Best for St Bernard's included : Mitchell, Peart, Vassallo and Creasy .

Section . 3 North Old Boys/ St Patricks proved competitive against Emmaus St Leos, who won by fourteen points .

Fitzroy Reds and Old Geelong played a close game from which the Reds emerged victorious by twelve points .

Caulfield Grammarians showed their potential strength through a fifty six point win over Old Scotch .

Old Trinity, after a closely fought and high standard game, lost by seven points to Old Essendon . Old Trinity was again well served by the consistent Arrowsmith .

Beaumaris forfeited to La Trobe University .

Preview Section . 1 Leaders Old Xaverians travel for the first time to Mentone to play St Bede's Mentone Tigers, who will be confident after their initial success . Today, I believe they will come back to reality as Old Xaverians will prove far too talented .

Last season's Preliminary finalists, St Kevins ad Prahran meet on Righetti Oval . Again I favour St Kevins to win as I suspect their fitness and persistence will overcome Prahran .

Old Scotch should make it two wins in a row today by defeating Old Xaverians 2 , who may take a while to adjust to the required standard of the Section .

I favour University Blues to win again at the expense of Old Melburnians, who certainly did not start well last week.

De La Salle should also win two in a row at the expense of Mazenod, whose initial outing was not of the required standard .

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Section . 2 University Blacks will be stronger at home today against 0!d Brighton Grammarians, whose optimism was dented last week . I select the Blacks .

The comparative strength of Collegians and Mt Lilydale will be better known after today's game . At home Collegians will be stronger, while Mt Lilydale will be unaccustomed to Albert Park conditions . For these reasons I select Collegians .

Whitefriars buoyed by their away victory will find St Bernards offer strong opposition . At Domeney Oval, I favour Whitefriars to record a narrow win .

Monash Blues should record another big victory against Therry Penola, who face a long trip to play.

Fitzroy Reds should be able to win well against Marcellin, who must put last week out of their collective minds.

Section . 3 Beaumaris, at home should be able to record their first victory by defeating Old Geelong, who will be playing at Banksia Reserve for the first time .

Old Essendon should prove talented enough to defeat La Trobe University at Keilor.

No rth Old Boys! St Patricks will be tested by Old Trinity, who played well in Round 1 . An unknown factor, to me, is how many Under 19 players bolstered the Combine last week against Emmaus St Leo's ? Urged by the editor to be daring, I therefore punt on No rth / St Patrick's taking the points.

I suspect Emmaus St Leo's will prove too strong for Old Scotch even at St James Park .

Fitzroy Reds will test Caulfield Grammarians in the contest between the two top placed teams . I suspect Caulfield grammarians will possess enough skills to narrowly defeat the Reds even on their own tu rf.

CLUB 1 8 1 St Bedes Mentone Tigers v Old Xaverians St Kevins OB v Prahran AF C Old Xaverians (2) v Old Scotch at T.H . King Oval, Glen Iris (59 K9) Old Melburnians v University Blues De La Salle OC v Mazenod O C

Club 18 (2 ) University Blacks v Old Brighton Grammarians Collegians v Mt Lilydale OC Whitefriars OC v St Bernard s Monash Blues v Therry Penola OB Fitzroy Reds v Marcellin OC - at 2 p .m .

Club 98t3 1 Beaumaris AFC v Old Geelong - venue TBA Old Essendon v La Trobe University AFC North Old Boys/St Patricks Co! v Old Trinity Grammarian s Old Scotch v Emmaus St Leos OC AFC Fitzroy Reds v Caulfield Grammarians at 1 1 .40 a .m .

Team managers I am happy to submit your match details to our Editor BUT I need them from YOU !! My telephone number is 9467 2857 and my email address is nknugent@bigpond .com By 1 p .m . Monday please .

Ball Brie f Veteran "Crocodile" Peter Conquest forsook his Old Xaverian jumper for the whites and whistle against Old Melburnians . Peter found the challenge of umpiring harder than he imagined as there are many other factors than being first to the ball, involved in umpiring . Well done Peter in making the transition and it is hoped you persevere and that other recent retirees respond to help their Club in like manner.

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CLUB XVITI A OLD XAVERIANS 55 6.12 9 .13 15.15.105 OLD MELBURNIANS 0 .0 0.1 01 0 .3 .3 Old Xav: Best: T. Cumow, M . Jones, M . Davies, B . Perry, A . Barrett, N.

hTT LILYDALE OC 32 82 12.4 16 .7.103 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 2 .2 7 .4 10.7 11 .8 .74 Mt Lily: Best: M . Rhodes, M . Bywater. P. Carolan, C. Gibson . D . Finkemeyer, R . McKenzie. Goals: P. Carolan 5, R . McKenzie 4. D . Callanan 2, C. Gibson

Larkins. Goals: D . Rush 4, M . Davies 2, M . Jones 2, H . Sayers 2, T. Curnow, M . O'Kane, B . Petty, S . Sheedy, A. Barrett .

PRAHRAN AFC 4 .1 7 .8 7.10 9 .12.66 DE LA SALLE OC 35 5 .9 8 .11 11 .1551 Prahran : Best: T. Mclver, N . Keohler, J . Geri, A. Slawinski, C. Morton, L.

2, A . Delbiondo, M . Rhodes, M . Bywater. Uni Blacks: Best : W. Howson, N. Martin, T . Stringer, C. Beaton, L. Merlo, A . Woolley. Goals: N . Martin 4, H .

Beaumont 2, E . Duncan . T. Ross, 0 . Scott . T. Stringer, C . Witnish .

ST BERNARDS 3 .4 8 .7 13.12 19 .17 .131 COLLEGIANS 65 7 .8 10 .8 12 .11 .83

Farrell . Goals : M. Howard 4, B . Burgess 2, J . Cranfield . S . Erickson, N. MacPherson .

UNIVERSITY BLUES 5 .0 8 .4 11 .6 13.1189 OLD XAVERIANS (2) 2 .2 2 .2 4.3 5 .434 Uni Blues: Best : T. Stainforth, A . Brennan . L . Quin, M . Kelly, J . Moylan, C. Ross . Goals : M. Kelly 3, A . Brennan 2, L . O'Shannessy 2, T. Stainforth 2, S .

Call : Best: Lazer, M. Day, Oakley, Osbome, Jayatilake, Downs. Goals: S . Day 5, G . Oakley 4, Bum, Young, Smith.

RL4RCELLIN OC 1 .1 3 .1 4 .1 5.131 MONASH BLUES 7.4 13.10 21 .16 2920 .194 Details not received .

Harrison, J . Moylan, D. Strack . D . Lourey.

MAZENOD OC 1 .2 2.6 3.7 4 .8 .32 ST BEDES MENT. TIGERS 0 .2 25 38 5.11 .41 Maz: Best: S. Paine, S. Mann, M . Pollard, G. Stiglich, M . Thomas, L. Buszard.

Goals : S . Fisher, S . Mann, C . Murray, S . Paine . StB/ATT:-Best: L . Flavelle, L.

CLUB XVIII-3 LA TROBE UNIVERSITY AF C BEAUMARIS AFC Beaumaris Forfeit .

CAULFIELD GRAM'S SA 78 9.12 15 .14 .104 OLD SCOTCH 2.1 33 55 7.6.48 Card: S . Jenkinson, J. Jacobs, B . Fisher, L . Matins, T. Buckman, N . Babarczy.

Goals : J . Margeri son 3, B. Fisher 3, C. G rigg 3, T. Backman 2, T. Beckman, J .

Jacobs, R. Nadebaum, M . Fallon. Old Sc : Best: Buick, Smedly, Wood, Rogan, Priest, Neilson . Goals: Buick 3, Lacey 2, Logan, Neilson OLD GEELONG 12 3 .3 45 7 .7.49

Borella, L. Kelly . T. Laver, P. Delahunty, J . Mattingly Goals : L . Borella, M .

Kelleher, L. Kelly, B . Schwarze, T. Waters.

OLD SCOTCH 2 .1 3 .3 7.6 9 .7 .61 ST KEVINS OB 2 .2 4 .5 5.8 8 .10 .58 Old Sc: Best: Pritchard, Beaurepaire, Sutherland, Wright, Logan . Collie.

Goals : Simon 4, Beaurepaire 3, Johnston,Whitelaw .

CLUB XVIII-2 OLD BRIGHTON GRAM'S 2 .2 43 5 .0 7 .4 .46 FITZROY REDS 25 6 .7 10.13 1524.114 Old Br: Best: D . Bowden, D. Cooper, W. Earl, G. Norwood, J . Hunter, L. Hunter: Goals : J . Hunter 3 . G. Earl 2, R. Cochran, W. Earl . Fitz Reds: Best : E. Tice, D. Harmon, B. Emerson, A . Marcon . T. Campbell, S . Buckley . Goals: R .

Nuttall 4, A . George 3, D . Hannam 2, A. Marcon 2 . R. Enright, E . Tice, B .

FITZROY REDS 32 5A 75 9.7.61 Old Geel: Best : S . Southey, R . Bell, L . Stevens, M . Ave ry, B . Gri lls, H .

Lockie. Goals : M . Ave ry 2. B . Grills, L . Stevens, B. Symons, A. Bums, R .

Bro wn . Fitz Reds : Best: D . Toner, D . Bahr, R . Hunter, W. Bahr, 0 . Clark, D .

Juhasz . Goals : D. Alm 2, W. Bahr 2 . R . Marshall 2, J. Pri ce, J . Stevenson, A .

Corponi .

EMMAUS ST LEOS OC 3 .7 9.7 11 .10 13 .1189

Emerson . A . Dawson .

TI(ERRY PENOLA OB 3.1 45 5 .5 55 .35 WHITEFRIARS OC 25 5 .5 7 .9 11 .12 .78 Therry Pen : Best: J . Topic, R . Rose, S . Matthews, J . Bibby, D . Boden, J .

Saunders . Goals : T. Toner 2, P. Jones, Y. Plaza, S . Doyle . White: Best: T.

NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PAT 1 .1 7.3 8 .8 11 .9.75 NOB/SP : Best : P. Mahoney, T. Ludeman, J . Maher, N . B arden, A. Egan, B .

Garrote Goals: J. Maher 3, A. Egan 3, S . Caruso 2, S . Rocco, G. Foulkes, D .

B ro w.

OLD TRINITY GRAM'S 3.2 52 85 9 .6.60 OLD ESSENDON 1.0 45 8 .7 10 .7.67

Jackson, R . Cunningham, B . Wilson, B . Vey, P. O'Brien, R . Gibson . Goals: P. O'Brien 7, N . Elliott 2, C . Davies, T. Jackson .

Details not received .

2006 VAFA Tipping Competitio n Rank Nam e 1 Jono Healy 2 Tom Brai n 3 Gavan Flower 4 Jonathan Horn 5 Ed Sil l 6 Norm Nugent 7 Charles Beaton 8 Adrian Bernecich 9 Al Dwyer 10 Fraser Cameron 11 Peter Williamson 58

Division D2 B D3 A D4 Club XVIII U/19 U/19 U/1 9

C D1

Round 1 Total Score Out of Score Out of 5 4 4 4 4 9

5 5 5 5 5 14

3 5 5 2 2

5 9 9 5 5

5 4 4 4 4 9 3 5 5 2 2

5 5 5 5 5 14 5 9 9 5 5

%

100% 80% 80% 80% 80% 64% 60% 56% 56% 40% 40 %

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Tue ", Jay T~;teil 11 , 2006 Platon Maniotis, Old Carey ( Reserves) .

Kicking, 8 matches .

PORTANT VAFA DATES 20 0 ACTI V

June 10-1 2

VAFA v WAAFL Under 23 Sportscbver A rena ( Sunday) Ou-,n' ; airiu;ay weekend -

FRI APRIL 28 BENTEEIGH v ORMOND AFC (U19) - 6 .15PM SAT APRI L 29 STH MELBOURNE DISTRICTS V BENTLEIGH (D3

June 10

SUN APRIL 30 AJAX v FITZROY REDS (C )

June 1 0

SAT MAY 6 UNI BLUES v DE LA SALLE (A ) SUN MAY 7 OLD MELBURNIANS v OLD IVANHOE (A)

July 15 July 15

SAT MAY 13 AJAX v NORTH OLD BOYS (C ) SUN MAY 14 MOTHERS DAY -NO MATCHE S SAT MAY 20 ST KEVINS OB v OLD BRIGHTON (B) SUN MAY 21 FIDA SAT MAY 27 AJAX v ORMOND (C ) SUN MAY 28 OLD HAILEYBURY v MARCELLIN (A )

August 7 August 27 September 2 September 4

VAi,L', . SFL - A;~ (Saturday) rLA,'A ,^ U,,;FL Unda, 10-!~~,aBA (Saturd,.y ; , . _ P section ii ; ; ~ e.kend . . ~F v Uader 23 Sportseaver Arena ( Saturday) Members' M eetin g Club XVIII Grand Final s C - D4 & U19 section finals begin Presentation Night - Carlton Crest A & B section finals begi n

September 9 September 16 C - D4 and U19 section Grand Finals September 23/24 A & B section Grand Finals December 4 Annual General Meetin g

Enroll clc; ; : to become a

i= im r" A Accredited Certificate III & IV in Fitnes s

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THE CHALLENGE: Name the grid square where you think the ball was in the original photo .

PRIZES : Successful entrants who correctly nominate the grid square in which the majority of the ball was, go into a major "Lucky Draw" at the end of the season .

The winners' names and original photo (showing where the ball was) will appear in each subsequent issue of the "Amateur Footballer" .

SPOT THE BALL W INNERS : K .B . Carter (Salesian) and Dominic Dunn (St Kevins) Both have gone into the draw for the grand prize to be drawn at the end of the season.

HOW TO ENTER : One entry per person . Tear off entry section which appears down right hand side of this page, fill in and mail to: VAFA PO Box 359 Elsternwick 3185 . No Photocopies or faxed entries .

Entry to be received by noon Tuesday following each round .

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SPORTSCOVER VAFA MAJOR SPONSO R D2 SECTION RESERVE P PENINSULA OB 1 AQUINAS O C WERRIBEE AFC i SALESIAN AFC 1 ST JOHNS OC WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 1 LA TROBE UNIVERSITY AFC 1 OAKLEIGH AFC 1 IVANHOE ASSUMPTION AFC 1 GLEN EIRA AFC 1

If 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

D3 SECTION RESERVE P MONASH GRYPHONS 1 SOUTH MELBOURNE DISTRICTS 1 ELSTERNWICK AFC 1 WEST BRUNSWICK AFC 1 KEW AFC 1 OLD WESTBOURNE 1 BENTLEIGH AFC I SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY AFC 1 ST MARYS AFC 1 UHS-VU AFC 1

If 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

1R4 SECTION RESERVE P w ELTHAM DC 1 1 POWER HOUSE AFC 1 1 NORTH BRUNSWICK AFC 1 1 BULLEEN COBRAS AFC 1 1 HAWTHORN AFG BOX HILL NORTH AFC 1 0 RICHMOND CENTRAL AFC 1 0 ALBERT PARK AFC 1 0 SYNDAL TALLY HO AFC 1 0 ELEY PARK SHARKS 1 0 U19 (1) P OLD XAVERIANS (1) 1 OLD SCOTCH 1 DE LA SALLE OC 1 ST BERNARDS 1 MARCELLIN DC 1 UNIVERSITY BLUES i COLLEGIANS 1 RUPERTSWOOD AFC 1 ST KEVINS OB 1 BANYULE-VIEWBANK 1

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U1912) P OLD MELBURNIANS 1 OLD CAREY GRAMMARIANS 1 OLD CAMBERWELL GRAMMARIANS 1 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1 CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 1 OLD PARADIANS i BEAUMARIS AFC 1 WHITEFRIARS OC 1 OLD TRINITY GRAMMARIANS 1 OLD BRIGHTON GRAMMARIANS 1

W

U19 (3) P OAKLEIGH AFC 1 BENTLEIGH 1 ORMOND AFC 1 MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OB 1 ST BEDES MENTONE TIGERS 1 OLD IVANHOE GRAMMARIANS 1 LA TROBE UNIVERSITY AFC 1 AJAX AFC 1 OLD ESSENDON GRAMMARIANS 1 EMMAUS ST LEOS OC AFC 1

W 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

D 1 For % Pts 0 0 114 950.0 4 0 0 94 268.6 4 0 0 142 240.7 4 0 0 91 154.2 4 0 0 50 131 .6 4 0 1 38 76.0 0 0 1 59 64.8 0 0 1 59 41 .5 0 0 1 35 37.2 0 0 1 12 10.5 0 D L For % Pfs 0 0 134 837.5 0 0 100 322.6 0 0 73 125.9 0 0 52 110.6 0 0 65 101 .6 0 1 64 98.5 0 1 47 90.4 0 1 58 79.5 0 1 31 31 .0 0 1 16 11 .9

4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

D L For % Pts 0 0 147 1837.5 0 0 126 504.0 0 0 74 493.3 0 0 165 485.3 0 0 88 231 .6 0 1 38 43.2 0 1 34 20.6 0 1 15 20.3 0 1 25 19.8 0 1 8 5.4 D

L

4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

For % Pts

0 0 163 626 .9 0 0 103 381.5 0 0 113 376 .7 0 0 179 .303 .4 0 0 134 197 .1 0 1 68 50 .7 0 1 59 33 .0 0 1 30 26 .5 0 1 27 26 .2 0 1 26 16 .0

4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

U19 (BLUE) PIN D L For %

Pie

OLD HAILEYBURIANS 1 1 0 0 125 500.0 MAZENOD OC 1 1 0 0 144 450 .0 OAKLEIGH CLAYTON 1 1 0 0 95 182 .7 DE LA SALLE OC 1 1 0 0 94 111 .9 HAMPTON ROVERS AFC 1 0 0 1 84 89.4 PARKDALE VULTURES 1 0 0 1 52 54.7 MONASH BLUES 1 0 0 1 32 22.2 POWERHOUSE/STH MORNINGTON1 0 0 1 25 20 .0 OLD MENTONIANS 1 1 0 0 0 0 .0 SALESIAN AFC 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0

4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0

t/1s (REUI P W D L For % KEW AFC 1 1 0 0 134 206 .2 THERRY PENOLA OB 1 1 0 0 80 108 .1 RUPERTSWOOD AFC 1 1 0 0 100 107 .5 AQUINAS AFC 1 1 0 0 84 103 .7 NTH OLD BOYSiST PATRICKS COL 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 FITZROY REDS 1 0 0 1 81 96 .4 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE AFC 1 0 0 1 93 93 .0 OLD XAVERIANS (2) 1 0 0 1 74 92 .5 OLD WESTBOURNE 1 0 0 1 65 48 .5

Pis 4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0

Club 18 (1) P W D

Pts

0 THE

D L

For

%

Pis

For

%

4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

Club 18 (2) P If D L For %

Pie

MONASH BLUES 1 1 0 0 194 625 .8 FITZROY REDS 1 1 0 0 114 247 .8 WHITEFRIARS OC 1 1 0 0 78 222 .9 ST BERNARDS 1 1 0 0 131 157 .8 MT LILYDALE OC 1 1 0 0 103 139 .2 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1 0 0 1 74 71 .8 COLLEGIANS 1 0 0 1 83 63 .4 THERRY PENOLA 0B 1 0 0 1 35 44 .9 OLD BRIGHTON GRAMMARIANS 1 0 0 1 46 40 .4 MARCELLIN OC 1 0 0 1 31 16 .0

4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

Club 18 (3) P W 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

L

OLD XAVERIANS 1 1 0 0 105 3500 .0 UNIVERSITY BLUES 1 1 0 0 89 261 .8 ST BEDES MENTONE TIGERS 1 1 0 0 41 128 .1 DE LA SALLE OC 1 1 0 0 81 122 .7 OLD SCOTCH 1 1 0 0 61 105 .2 ST KEVINS 08 1 0 0 1 58 95 .1 PRAHRAN AFC 1 0 0 1 66 81 .5 MAZENOD OC 1 0 0 1 32 78 .0 OLD XAVERIANS (2) 1 0 0 1 34 38 .2 OLD MELBURNIANS 1 0 0 1 3 2 .9

D L For % Pts

CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 1 1 0 0 104 216 .7 FITZROY REDS 1 1 0 0 61 124 .5 EMMAUS ST LEOS OC AFC 1 1 0 0 89 118 .7 OLD ESSENDON 1 1 0 0 67 111 .7 OLDTRINITYGRAMMARIANS 1 0 0 1 60 89 .6 NTH OLD BOYS/ST PATRICKS COL 1 0 0 1 75 84 .3 OLD GEELONG 1 0 0 1 49 80.3 OLD SCOTCH 1 0 0 1 48 46 .2 LA TROBE UNIVERSITY AFC 1 1 0 0 0 0 .0 BEAUMARIS AFC 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 98 200 .0 0 0 108 177 .0 0 0 102 141 .7 0 0 95 113 .1 0 0 57 103 .6 0 1 55 96 .5 0 1 84 88 .4 0 1 72 70 .6 0 1 61 56 .5 0 1 49 50 .0

4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pie v , 4 4 4 I I ' I i I 1 1 4 4 presented by 0 0 0 0 (chagsmayl~highe IromamoM'ephonefolhisservce ) 0 L - - J

L For % 0 257 951 .9 0 140 264 .2 0 139 224 .2 0 66 169 .2 0 111 158 .6 1 70 63 .1 1 39 59 .1 1 62 44 .6 1 53 37 .9 1 27 10 .5

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P

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0

L

For

%

OLD SCOTCH

1

STBERNARDS

1

OLD HAILEYBURY MARCELLIN OC OLD XAVERIANS UNIVERSITY BLUES OLD TRINITY GRAMMARIANS DE LA SALLE OLD IVANHOE OLD MELBURNIANS

1 1 1 1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 1 1

1 1 1

1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

1

79 82 70 81 83 82 62 50 49 42

188 .1 167 .3 140 .0 130 .6 101 .2 98 .8 76 .5 71 .4 59 .8 53.2

B SECTION

P

W

D

L

For

%

COLLEGIANS WHITEFRIARS OC OLD ESSENDON GRAMMARIANS UNIVERSITY BLACKS OLD BRIGHTON GRAMMARIANS MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OB ST KEVINS OB BEAUMARIS AFC CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS MAZENOD OC

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1

629.4 161 .1

1

107 87 102 87 94 74 66 74 54 17

P

IN

D

L

ST BEDESIMENTONE TIGERS AFC 1 FITZROY REDS 1 PARKDALE VULTURES 1 ORMOND AFC 1 MONASH BLUES i OLD CAMBERWELL 1 NTH OLD BOYS/ST PATRICKS COL 1 AJAX AFC 1 OLD PARADIANS 1 HAMPTON ROVERS AFC 1

1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1

72 49 35 40 54

C SECTION

1

1 1

1

Pts D4 SECTION 4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

Pts A SECTION RESERVE

137.8 131 .8 127.0 78.7 75 .9 72 .5 62 .1 15 .9

4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

DE LA SALLE OLD SCOTCH OLD IVANHOE OLD TRINITY GRAMMARIANS OLD XAVERIANS UNIVERSITY BLUES

For

%

PIS

145

268 .5 252 .5 222.9 198 .0 163.9 61 .0 50.5 44.9 39.6 37.2

4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

:SERVE

101

78 97 118

D9 SECTION

P

IN

D

e

F r

%

ft

THERRY PENOLA OB OLD GEELONG FC OLD MENTONIANS OLD CAREY GRAMMARIANS RUPERTSWODD AFC BANYULE AFC YARRA VALLEY OB EMMAUS ST LEOS OC AFC BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE AFC PRAHRAN AFC

1 1 1 1

1 1 1 1

1

1

1 1 1 1 1

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1

107 98 139 109 83 75 76 75 46 25

428.0 206 .7 185 .3 143 .4 110 .7 90 .4 69 .7 54 .0 47 .9 23.4

4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

D2 SEC SECTION

P

If

D

c

Far

%

pts

PENINSULA OB SALESIAN AFC OAKLEIGH AFC AQUINAS OC ST JOHNS OC WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS IVANHOE ASSUMPTION AFC WERRIBEE AFC LA TROBE UNIVERSITY AFC GLEN EIRA AFC

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1

148 75 102 100 63 59 76 58 34 50

296.0 220.6 175.9 131 .6 106.8 93.7 76.0 56.9 45.3 33.8

4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

P

W

D

L

For

%

PIS

ST MARYS AFC

1

1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1

175 156 88 126 101 76 92 57 100 48

364 .6 156 .0 154 .4 137 .0

WEST BRUNSWICK AF C UHS-VU AFC KEW AF C SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY AFC

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

D:3 SECTION SOUTH MELBOURNE DISTRICT S ELSTERNWICKAFC OLD WESTBOURN E MONASHGRYPHONS BENTLEIGH AFC

1

P

BULLEEN COBRAS AFC ALBERT PARK AFC ELTHAM OC POWER HOUSE AFC HAWTHORN AFC BOX HILL NORTH AFC SYNDAL TALLY HO AFC ELEY PARK SHARKS NORTH BRUNSWICK AFC RICHMOND CENTRAL AFC

u

132 .9

75 .2 73 .0 64. 8 64.1 27.4

MARCELLIN OC

ST BERNARDS OLD MELBURNIANS OLD HAILEYBURY

W

D

L

For

%

Prs

1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1

157

1

72 123 110 64 67 51 26

603.8 200.0 170.1 112 .5 111 .8 89 .4 88 .9 58 .8 50 .0 16 .6

4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

P w

D

L

For

%

Pts

1 1

0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1

113

941 . 7 424. 3 172.7 118.3 106.3 94 .0 84 .5 57 .9 23 .6 10 .6

4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1 1

102 114

1

157 57 71 67 63 60 33 37 12

1

P

W

D

L

For

%

Pzs

COLLEGIANS

1

1

OLD ESSENDON GRAMMARIANS OLD BRIGHTON GRAMMARIANS CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS ST KEVINS OB UNIVERSITY BLACKS WHITEFRIARS OC MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OB BEAUMARIS AFC

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

114

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0

1 1 1 1

72 94 97 78 68 34 32 19 23

495 .7 378 .9 293 .8 285 .3 114.7 87.2 35.1 34.0 26.A 20.2

4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

P~

D

L

For

%

PU S

1 1 ST BEDESlMENTONE TIGERS AFC 1 1 OLD CAMBERWELL 1 1 FITZROY REDS 1 1 NTH OLD BOYS/ST PATRICKS COL 1 1 ORMOND AFC 1 0 OLD PARADIANS 1 0 MONASH BLUES 1 0 HAMPTON ROVERS AFC 1 0 PARKDALE VULTURES 1 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1

116 5800.0 148 925.0 67 171 .8 79 166.1 70 122 .8 57 81 .4 47 59 .5 39 58 .2 16 10 .8 2 1 .7

4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

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P~

D

a For

OLD MENTONIANS THERRY PENOLA OB OLD GEELONG FC OLD CAREY GRAMMARIANS RUPERTSWOOD AFC BANYULE AFC YARRA VALLEY OB BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE AFC PRAHRAN AFC EMMAUS ST LEOS OC AFC

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1

MAZENOD OC

C

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RESERVE

AFC

1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

1

83 89 83 72 101

61 42 38 21 18

%

P~

461 .1 423.8 2 1 8.4 171 .4 165.6 60.4 58.3 45.8 23.6 21 .7

4 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

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