The Amateur Footballer, Week 7, 2006

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R-wesentative Foc_-al u VAFA calendar, 20G ~ with four games to be `

ince again looming large on ^^ c¢ the busiest years ')L June and July .

On Sunday June 23, our U i23 team p'_ Western Australia at Sportscover Arena . With Frank Dui all at the coaching helm, the team is sur+ to be pr for the contest . This is thp, second of a tfi- u ,d obi n contest . Currently is share the lead on fou r to hav e a victory. . As an all give themsel, th e AAFC te<•n sc6 last ou r over a 2 yea r The VAFA Board ha s suitable rep a i.infortuna¢P3v thic problems fo r

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The final match on the ! y' representative calendar this year will be again at Sportscover Arena, on Saturday July 15 when j South Australia heads t o Victoria for the second round of U/23 AAFC Championship matches .

The VAFA have a proud and long history of representative football dating back to 1925 . M ore often the n-_ se who have been selected to w ear the '8`" highest standard of football they will e memories of such an encounter and frier t,* ere ':ad can last a lifetime, as has been w itnessed - -u nt reunions of past Victorian teams .

On behalf of the VAFA Board may I offer our full congratulations to those selected and wish you all every success in your endeavours .

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SVAFA ~t- MAJOR r~lSGSPONSOR O VER From Hollyw ood Handley to Boilywood Nich o It's funny, amateur footy . The stars of A Section generally fall into two categories . The bloke who teeters on the edge of AFL, comes back, trains hard, takes it very seriously and becomes a stalwart of his club . Guys like Dinneen, Ockleshaw, Blood and Ramsden. Then there's your more enigmatic type, the sort of player who may not have played a heap of juniors and who sometimes leave you scratching your head as to how they didn't make it at a higher level . Think Jordan, Mannix, Gerstman. Guys who could only bob up in the VAFA. Not necessarily percentage players and hair tearing material for their coaches, but great to watch nonetheless .

Xavier's Matthew Handley undoubtedly falls into the latter category. Watching him for the first time on Saturday, casually slotting three goals in a quarter against an Ivanhoe side that floods back relentlessly, you couldn't help but think of Dan Jordan . Big, laconic and deadly accurate . He's still very much an unknown quantity but he may well hold the key to A Section footy this year. But enough of Handley ; Old Ivanhoe played top shelf footy to knock off the reigning premiers . Nick Butler in the ruck, Luke Lochran at his feet and Rowan Weddle up front all impressed . The Hoers are in this comp right up to their ears: they're rugged, push back hard and never give in . Toovey and Branigan are still to return .

Has the world gone completely topsy-turvy? Peter Nicholson and Chunky Dobson featuring in a Bollywood film? Well it happened on Sunday as Sportscover Arena provided the backdrop for an all singin', all dancin' Mumbai hoo-ha fest .

The plot was infinitely more complex on the field however, as Marcellin doggedly fought back after an early Haileybury Blitzkrieg. Just as the Eagles looked as though they could run over them, backman Brett Carson, who I can't remember even having kicked a goal, snagged four in fifteen minutes to put the result beyond doubt.

Very significant that Haileybury slotted Brett Trollope and Mark Corrigan into their line up.

Both are a little underdone but their mere presence spells all sorts of danger for the rest of the comp . They also blooded one of the more intriguingly named players of recent times, a youngster from Beaconsfield by the name of Tobias Godberhere . Full credit to Marcellin, who showed a lot of pluck to peg back a six-goal quarter time deficit . Jake Symes, Daryl Marson and Brett Dobson were all good .

What about De La? Where do they stand in the scheme of things? One thing's for sure, Damien Rayson is definitely living up to the hype, while Jarred Maloney's stocks have risen considerably. And a ten goal final term emphasises just how fit they are . Will Ray and Mark Hawkins tried their hearts out for the Grammar.

Quarter time on Saturday and Uni were staring at a 1-5 start .

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Couple of hours and 18 goals later, they're back i . Barometentheu r players : Gleeson, De Crespigny, Lowcock, all dominated . Alex Popko , from up Albury way, is the latest youngster to slot into the side . The draw gets a little easier for the Blues in June so they're still very much in the mix.

And then there's Scotch . In the off season they lost Woodrow medalists, AFL players, Best and fairest winners, club captains, state players, you name it . "Nighty Night Scotchies", we said . They replied by winning six on the trot . Barry Price and Rob Gross have definitely toughened them up, though they've retained their flair up forward . Josh Kitchen, who returned via the reserves, should adapt to the new style of game nicely.

Bernards were OK but missed some absolute gimmies in front of goal . Josh Madden and Daniel Janides impressed again but they lose Chris Liberatore, who is off to Germany to savour some World Cup action .

Today Tipster's nightmare as many sides will lose players to the rep side . Like Bernards . Given that Potter and 째.'adden ' :'ill both play for the Big V and in light of their scratchy record at Trinity ,

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I'll go for the home side in a massive upset . Ivanhoe may meet their match in the Badlanders . De La will lose Rayson and possibly Sherman but will be suited by Marcellin's spacious ground and should win. Bowen and Colbert will miss for Xavs, Routledge and Tallent for Scotch . Call that Even Stevens . Has to be the undefeated home side doesn't it, especially at the College? Not so Mary Joe - I'll go for Xavs in another boilover.

I may be going a bit batty but I reckon OMs are due to pull one out at the Junction . Not this week though, the Blues should be far too strong .

; congr uk Theisz on with t: ..; club . DT is a clubman, a terrifi c person a J' is passionate both on and off the field . courageous and attacking defender,'Tigger' has played in four Reserve Grand Finals (including three in A Grade) .

He was captain of the Reserves in 2005 and continues to provide leadership and direction to the young playing group . All the arcellin community wish him ell for his big day an( the future . . . . .. congratulate DE.„ .,[ ... : .: on games for the Bloods . David first played Under 19's in 2000 and was vice-captain in 2001 playing the last 5 games in the seniors that year. David was responsible for the original launch and hosting of the OHAFC Website and we all thank him ar'1 his father John for keeping us all posted . Well don ,ca" .

cor_.r :,:~ilate ao po_ ular pia, rs in reaching milestones . : : notched . _ .nes in the seniors against De L i Salle after co i to the slub in 2003 and being an U19 vice-captain . Well Done `Jack Knife' .

Reserves VC iahoa, layed his etch against Uni Blues after coming from Loyola College in 2001 . An astute off-field leader as well, . . .ichael joined the club Committee in 2006 and has also made a gre ' contribution in that regard . Congratulations to both boys .

The ; ;ongratulatesTirr on his ga e ac inst St Bernards in the reserves . `Hos' is a great club man . He is reliable and determined and is knocking on the door for senior selection . Well done Hos from all your mates at Scotch .

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Firstly, the ~aod ne, s - the Blood Bank has recorded a slight increase in donors from the VAFA for the same period last year . The bad news - there are still many clubs who have not registered a "Captain Blood" with the Blood Bank and many clubs do not have any registered donors .

Back to the good news - the Round 5 winner of the challenge, that is the club that has the most donors as a percentage of their membership, is Parkdale Vultures . Parkdale will receive 2 Sherrin Footballs for their efforts in achieving a donor rate of 10 .8°1° of their membership . Parkdale managed to pip Peninsula Old Boys who had a donor rate of 10°l° of their membership, followed by regular winners and enthusiastic supporters of the Challenge in Caulfield Grammarians, who achieved a donor rate of 8 .8% . For a full list of the Round 5 tally, go to the VAFA website (www.vafa .com .au) .

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Obtaining major sponsors is always a difficult thing, and convincing a company to make such a financial commitment can be like extracting blood from stone . Geotechnical Engineering has not only made this commitment to one club, they have signed up as a major sponsor for two clubs, St .

Kevin's and Williamstown CYMS . Although Geotechnical are extremely happy with the sponsorship, both teams are yet to win a game .

Hopefully both or a least one of these club will be able to share a victory with their sponsor soon . i

Glen Eire AFC has 6 players with Somalian backgrounds playing with the club this year . They started in the U19's 4 years ago when current Senior Vice Captain Scott Diamond was teaching them at High School . After missing a year in 2004, they started playing senior football last year, wit h ' Mahad Farah (The General) being promoted to the Seniors at the end of last season, receiving BOG honours against Ormond in Round 18 . This year Mahad has played all Senior games, while Abdi

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Diyre, Ayub Hassan (Tarzan) , (Boss) and Iliyas Adam have pla, ;_' _co of Senior and Reserve games, wit ; : ;;assam playing in the Reserves . The boys cam e Australia as refugees from Somalia after being sponsored by Uncles . All are now Australian residents and all are studying tertiary courses at the moment . M ahad is stu ' ng Mechanica l Engineering, lliyas and " dia an studying Civil Engineering, Ayub Hassan studies Biological Science, Hassan studies Construction and Abdi is completing his Muslim studies .

Matt D'Zilva, President of Glen Eira says, "We are privileged to have them at the club as we are able to learn about their culture while tea hing them our game which plays a large part in r culture . They have become valuable and mucl ; d members of our club both on and off the fie k

: ;ed ;o;orrison, Grandson of l :~:agpie's legend and football personality Lou Richards, made his debut for Old Melburnians last week and made an immediate impact . Ned kicked the first two goals for OM's against De La Salle and received the post match award for OM's best player. Ned was Captain of Melbourne Grammar's First 18 last year and narrowly missed being drafted . He was also pictured last year modelling Collingwood's Heritage Round Jumper for the media . ®

FLOTG would like to know of any themed matches which have been organised between clubs . FLOTG would like to promote these games and include stories based around the personalities involved and history behind the games . One such clash involves the Caulfield Grammarians and Beaumaris Clubs, who, since 1996 play each other for the Ken Criswick Shield . Ken was a player and coach at Caulfield and a junior coach at Beaumaris and the shield was struck to strengthen relations between the two clubs . Ken is currently a member of the VAFA Executive . The Shield adds a little more interest to the game when these clubs meet and it epitomises the amateur spirit .

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A child custody case was held in court . The judge felt that the mother and father were both fit to be parents and therefore couldn't decide who he should grant full custody to . So he asks the little boy, 'Would you like to live with your mother? " "No ." said the boy.

'Why not?' said the judge .

"Because she beats me . ' The judge says 'Okay, then you'll go live with your father. " 'Oh No,' cried the boy, 'He beats me too .'

Dumbfounded, the judge asks "Okay who do you want to live with?'

"I want to live with the Carlton Blues!!"

'Why?' asks the judge .

'Well, they never beat anybody.' Replied the boy.

Jahn ~I radls --f John Bradley joined }:ew Football Club in 1984 when his sons (Lee and Craig) commenced their playing careers there . Previously he had involvements with Bellfield as a player in the VAFA (playing over 50 games) and Alphington Junior Football Club where he was awarded Life Membership .

John's involvement has not diminished over this time and he continues today to fulfil duties that are required every weekend . These include Team Manager, Duty Officer and Match Day Official . On top of this, John is currently Registration Secretary, VAFA Member and Committee Member. He has previously held the roles of President (1999-2003) and Chairman of Selectors .

John has also been a member of the VAFA Tribunal Investigations Panel in 2004 and 2005 .

John has been awarded Life Membership of the Kew Football Club in 2004 and received a "Certificate of Recognition for Volunteer Involvement" from the Victorian State Government in 1995 .

John is highly respected by everyone at Kew and the VAFA community and is a deserved recipient of a VAFA Certificate of Merit .

If you have any news stories or gossip from around the VAFA or just a good joke, send them into jeremy@vafa.com .a u

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0 Essendon started to deliver t rpotise,whango : nonetheless impressed with their nev but OEG held the ascendancy all day . up heaps of possessions and was the sta>" .~ f .Leask,youngTrbmecitCl Towers Hakim was among the goals .

A great second half by the Lions as tht?v to new avenues to goal to completely ; Blacks with a 13 goal to 1 half, great game across half back, C around the packs and Patty is please d of young ruckman James Jorgensen . la ' â&#x20AC;&#x17E; with competitive performances from Judd L; i 1 everywhere, and onbal!er Sheldon and Yeomans dc back.

Tremendous game at Old Brighton - sunny and not a breath of wind : I'd like to believe that! The Tonners well on top early with a 7 term opening stanza that was to prove the difference in the end. The Fields pegged that lead back and put the nose in front in the last only to be headed by the home side who won by 10 points in a great game of Ammo Footy. Callan Buckley played a ripper, Antony Bristow ran well out of defense, Blair Mason good early . Tassell, Evans and Gale were all good for Caulfield, Mecca and Jamesy also impressed .

The Sharks opened well and had the Nodders under pressure from the start . Mazenod defended very well and were still within range at the main break . Despite a blast from their coach, the visitors could not muster another effort as Beauy took charge of proceedings to record their best performance of the year in perhaps Mazenod's worst .

Adam Catlin gave the Sharks his best game for years . His attack on the ball and disposal was first class . Boole and young Heath also good . Dave Hansen again was the Nodders best supported by undersized ruckman Scott Veltman .

St Kevins again put in an honest effort before going down to the fast running MHSOB . But for how long can they tolerate honourable defeats? MHSOB are gradually improving and will trouble some of the others in the ensuing weeks. Tim Dunne was excellent up forward for the High as was Ryan Chard for SKOBS, and old timers Ewan Thompson, Roger McIntyre, Luke Mahoney and Marcus Dollman were good for their clubs .

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still have a few to add so at the home of Amateur Football it's Old Essendon for me .

Glenhuntly Park should see a terrific contest between Caulfield Grammarians and MHSOB . The Fields just failing last week and the High pretty good both very evenly matched and play similar games . I'm tempted to have a crack at the visitors but just feel the home ground and home crowd will get Caulfield home .

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iieaumaris FC congratulate D rayden I, ~-ynes on 100 games . Brayden was an accomplished junior footballer with the Sharks before graduating to captain the Prahran Dragons in 1998 . He then returned to Beauy where he won consecutive senior club championships while still eligible for the U/19s . He also played senior representative footy in 1999 and was named in the VAFA All-Stars team in 2000 . A stint at Sandringham saw him win their Reserves B & F before returning to the Sharks for another Club Championship in 2003 . He played in the C Grade Premiership in 2003 and was awarded the Gardiner Medal for his B.O .G . performance in a game he had dedicated to his great mate, Damien Guidolin, who had passed away earlier in the year. Off the field he is a member of the senior committee helping with social and fundraising activities . We all congratulate and thank Brayden, for his fantastic contribution to the Beaumaris Football Club, and we certainly hope the boys can reward him with a victory today .

Caulfield Grammarians congratulate Simon Widjaja on playing his 150th game this week . Being one of the most popular players at the club, "Widge's many accolades include, B&F winner, VAFA rep, U19 captain and premiership player. Simon epitomises courage and tenacity, and often competes well above his weight . The Field's also congratulate Chris Hammond on his 50th game . After playing senior footy whilst still U19 last season Hammo hasn't looked back, as all at CGFC look forrwad to his next milestone .

Whitefriars OC v Collegians Mazenod OC v Old Brighton G r Caulfield Gr v Melbourne High School OB St Kevins OB v Old Essendon Gr - at Sportscouer Arena S aturday University Blacks v Beaumaris

r"' Old E:senden Or 6.2 10 .5 16.7 21 .11 (137) Whitefrfars OC 2 .0 6.3 8.5 11 .7 (73) Old Ess: Goals : B . Hakim 6, L . Teal 5, D . Flaherty 5, S . Playfair 2, R. Phelan 2, J .

Wilson. Best: C. Goollet, J . Leask, M . Tanner, B . Clifton . J. Kavanagh, H . Wilson While: Goals: T. Hilton 3, C . Smith 3, B. Torney 2, J . Marchesi, R. Petracca, J. Hill .

Best: A . Hill, L. Swain, J . Petdrq J. Hogan, T. Hilton, J. Marches i Umpires: Grant Ndartlrop ( F) RDFL ( F) RDFL (B) RDFL ( G) Shane Herbe rt (G) Beaumaris AFC 3 .1 4 .8 8.10 12.15 (87) Mazenod OC 1 .3 1 .5 4 .8 5.8(38) Beaum : Goals : M . Matuhck 3, C . Graham 2, M. Lee 2, D . Teesdale 2, N. Atkins, L .

McNichoias, A . Salisbu ry. Best: A. Catlin, S. Coote, J . Heath, B . Haynes, D. Teesdale, L. McNicholas Mar Goals: D. Dunne 2, D. Chamberlain, D . Nisbet, A. Bray. Best : D . Hansen, N. Meehan, S . Veltman, D. Kelly, S . Oidman, B . Chamberlai n Umpires : Mark Gibson ( F) Robe rt O'Gorman (F) Robbie Mayston ( B) James Gregory ( B) Craig Arnnl ( G) Michael O'Donnell (G ) Collegians 2.4 4.9 9.13 17.16 (110) University Blacks 0 .2 3.4 3 .4 3 .5(23) Coll : Goals: C. Blumfieid 4, T. Bull 3, S . Taft 3, J . Dixon 2, R. Henebe ry 2, N. Harrison, C. Unswo rth, M . Williams . Best: J. Jorgensen, G. Rowston, R. Hosking, B. Mooney, R. Henebe ry, S. Taft On! 0: Goals: T. Bevacqoa, M . Kempton, M . Savige.

Best: J . Lahch, P. Be", M . Savige, P. Yeomans, L Purcell, M . Battist a Umpires : David Phillips ( F) Sacha Koffman (F) Simon Abel ( B) Chris Mills (B) Daniel Dalpos ( G) Matt hew Cowley (G) Old Brighton Or 7.2 8.5 12.8 14 .14 (90) Caulfield Cr 2.2 8.7 9.8 13 .10 (88) Old Or Goals : A. Macgiilivray 5, A. Pirrie 5, A . Bristow, J . Edge, M . Gadsen, C. Buckley. Best: C. Buckley, A. Bristow, A. Macgillivray, A . Pirrie, B . Gadsden, M .

Gadsen Caul: Goals: B. Sinclair 5, A. Will 3, B . Evans 2, A . Bruhn, B . Carboni, N .

Tassell. Best: N. Tassell, B . Evans, B . Gale, A. Will, B. Sinclair, M . Liddell Umpires: Steve McCa rthy (F) Peter James (F) Gavan Dawe ( B) Elise Van Grendelie (B) Bruce Stephens (G) Tristian Collin (G ) MHSOB 3 .2 5.7 8 .11 12.13 (85) St Kevins 08 3 .1 6.2 7.4 10.9 (69) MHSOB: Goals: T. Dunne 6, L . Horne 2, D. Fairchild, W. Taft, E. Thompson, R .

McIntyre . Best: E. Thompson, R. McIntyre, T. Dunne, J . Gerner, S . Anderson, D .

Fairchild SK06: Goals: R . Chard 5, M. Mulgrew 2, J . Charles, B. Dowd, A. Lynch .

Best: R. Chard, J. Charles, A . Lynch, M . Mulgrew, J . Lynch, B. Dowd Umpires: Luke Holmes ( F) David Lepair ( F) Blake Cu rtis (B) Sean Collins (B) Edward Boal (G) Anthony Kyrkou (G) RESERVE Old Esaendon Gr 4 .3 7 .8 11 .10 14.10 (94) Whitefriars OC 4 .3 5 .7 6 .8 9.11 (65) Old E ss : Goals: M . Flaherty 3, J. Dazkiw 2, C. Kaiogiannis 2, D. Padger 2, D .

Cerantonio, S. Dale, S. Dawson, A. Fewster, B . Overman . Best : A. Fewster, L .

Fitzgerald, B . Overman, M. Portia, S. Dale, J . D azkiw White : Goals: A. Baggoiey 4, A . Woods 4, A. Thorpe . Best: L . Arthurson, A. Thorpe. E . Abdaliah, J. Pumpa, A .

Woods, A. Glenn Old Brighton Gr 2.2 5.5 7.6 11 .7 (73) Caulfield Cr 4.0 5 .2 6.7 7.14 (56) Old Or Goals: A . Salem 5, J . Maguire 4, B. Blafl, W . Leaf. Best: C . McNicol, R. Stewart, W. Leaf, T. March, R . Joseph, A . Salem Cool : Goals: N . Edwards 2, K. Biggs, A . Goold, W. Hepwo rth, M. Sundberg, S. Amiet . Best: M. Sundberg, W. Hepwo rth, N . Dorman, C. Jones, C. Fagan, E . Kalaja Collegians 5.2 7.4 9.5 11 .5(71) University Blacks 3.1 8.1 10.3 15.7 (97) Coll : Goals: M. Naylor 3, J . Adgemis 2, N . Tsindos 2, J . Hampton, M. Roberson, A. Stone, D . Williamson . Best: M . Naylor, M . Roberson, A. Fabris, A. Shinkfield, A. Bridgman, M. Parrent Uni B: Goals : D . Irwin 4, K . Merle 3, T. Brumby-Rendeli 2, N. Ma rtin 2, T. Legae 2, J. Green, B . Owen . Best: R . Wood, K. Merle. T. BrumbyRendell, A . Else, M . Prowse, E . Hardy RiHSOB 3 .2 6.5 8.5 10.7 (67) St Kevies 08 5 .3 7.5 10.8 11 .10 (76) 69HSOB: Goals: M . Hamilton-HO 6, A. McCubbin 2, P. Greenhill, N. Orchard . Best: A. O'Brien, M . Hamilton-Ho, J. Davis, A. McCubbin, A. Villani, K. Harding SROB: Goals : M . Mazzarella 5, P. Aughton, D . Mount, S . Mount, J . O'Rourke, D . Sullivan, N. 0'Hailoran. Best: S. Mount, M. Mazzarella, D. Gibbs, D . Mount, P. Aughton, H. Bergi n 8eaumaris AFC 3 .1 6 .4 13 .7 15 .15 (105) Mazenod DC 1 .3 2 .7 5.9 6 .10 (46) Beaum : Goals : N . Kennedy 6, K. Biiesner 2, J. Vance 2, T . Cotter 2, M . O'Brien, M .

Wilson, B. Soutar. Best: J. Vance, J. Roney, N . Kennedy, B. Soutar, M . Wilson, D .

George Mat Goals: S . Mann 2, L . Hawkins, J . Schiano . A. Norman, L. Harvey. Best: S . Mann, S. Bailoch, S . Gastricum, S . Paolucci, J. Schiano, D. Didma n

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Casch : Russell Barnes Anot Comb : C•a~ Tonku: RszCoach: Jy:oHett

1 M . Duggan 2 L. Wonnacott 3 J . Heath 4 M . Matu6ck

5 M . Ensor (VC) 6 A. Spence 7 S . Lynch 8 M . O'Brien

9 B. Cousins 10 L. Buller i 1 M . Lee 12 L. Healy 13 J . Whitty 14 T. Collins 15 M . Boon 16 A . Salisbury i 7 M . Pitts 17 S . May y 18 N. Kennedy

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N .Tassell 2 A. Bruhn 2 B. Hall 3 C . Knight 4 b9. Liddell

5 S. Kendall 6 C. Hammon d 7 R . O 'Neill 8 R . Foote 9 M. Frater 9 S. Cunlifle 10 A. Will 11 B. Carboni 12 D. Pearce 13 A. Green 14 B. Gross 15 A. Docker 16 G . Winter 17 J. Wright

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

19 M . Atkins 20 K . Bliesner

21 M. Pennycuic< 22 C. Fagan

21 S . Costs

23 A. Sinclair 24 L . Makes

22 L. Atkins 23 A. Catlin 24 B . Gray 25 D. Teesdale (VC)

26 A . O'Brien 27 B .Haynas 23 J, Vance (RC) 29 C. Martin (c)

31 C. Graham 32 L Ferrari 33 A . Wilson 34 H. McMillan {RVC} 35 S . McNichoias 36 N . Atkins 37 R. Presneli 38 M . Wilson 39 L. McNicholas 40 J . Hagart h 41 R. Heywood

43 T. Woolnough 45 M . Kurta

46 T. Dean 47 A . Kent 48 T. Whitiy 49 B . Souter 50 A . Clemente 53 A . Poll 54 B . Presnell } 55 L. Quirk 56 A . Horton 57 B . Filson 58 J . Bramwell 59 J. Roney 60 D . Bird 61 M . Bramwell 62 C . Shone 63 D . George 64 D. Murphy 65 G. Sherlock

66 P.'JcConchie 68 B . Bowker 70 D James 71 D. Sawle 74 K . Gasperino 76 C .Terpsinis

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24 C. Murphy 25 B. Sinclair 25 N . Dorman 26 S. Widjaja 7aJa

27 J. Sayers 28 J. Jacobs 29 C. May 30 S. Wood 31 D. Keilaway, 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 . Edwards 39 A. Logan

39 A. Bosna 40 T No~'ett 41 B. Napier 42 A. Strain 43 T. Gerrand 44 B. Gale 45 S. Wheller 46 J. Franklin 47 S. Jenkinso n 48 R . Chappl e 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

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1 J. Dixon (VC) 2 T Bull 3 B. Mooney 4 A . Shinkfield

5 R . Henebery 6 N . Baxter 6 S. Woolley 7 S. Taft

8 C . Unsvao h{C} 9 J. Fry 10 J. Jorgensen

11 N . Burrows 12 N . Harrison 13 J. Casseriy 14 J. Ashman

15 C . Hoist 16 A . Baxter 17 R . Hosking 17 D . Phillips 18 J . Heritage 19 K . Jones 20 M . Portent 21 C . Harris 22 M . Williams

23 D . Surkifl 24 E . Waters 25 R . Muir 26 T. Baxter

27 G. Rov.sion 28 N . McCann 29 N . Stone 30 L. Moon 31 N . Roach 32 C. Biumfield (VC) 33 B . Hoist 34 M . Wagner 35 M . Lynch 36 M . Roberson 37 R . Harkness 38 A . Fabris 39 N . Tsindos 40 O. Howard 41 N . Baxte r 42 S . Arnett 43 T Parkinson

47 Z. Moon 48 J . Baldwin 49 M . Rose 50 F. Boland

51 T. Rodgers Wilson 52 M . Naylor 53 C . EI9 54 J . Adgemis 55 T. Cookes (AC) 56 A Smith 57 D . Williamson

5 L. Campbe;l 6 M. Brain (D'JC) 7 N . Orchard (RVC) 7 S. Whittingto n 8 J. Garne r 9 D. Fairchild

10 B. Chamberlain (C) 11 D. Hose

10 C . ViIlani 10 I. Ta

13 M . Regan 14 N. Meehan 15 N. Par ry 16 M. Apolionio 17 C. Poletti 18 D. Dunne

11 R . Tomas 12 J. Aitken

19 L . Buszard 20 C. Murray 21 S. Polan 22 S. Veltman

15 A. O'Brien

12 M. Feferkran z 13 S. Anderson 14 G . Leslie

14 M. Hamilton-Ho 16 C . Kelly 16 R . Classe s 17 G . McCully 18 R . Limbrc# 19 L. Jone s 19 5. Wrigley

20 L. Nom e T Fraczek 21 ' Davis 21 W Taff 22 A . Svirskas

27 S. Kerr 28 J. Diaz 30 D. Maskell 31 S. Castricum 32 S. Paolucci 33 5. Bailoch 34 D. Regan 35 J. Aeillo

22 K. McDonald

23 A. Ho ;an 24 S.Yue 25 T. Dunne 28 L. Evans 27 P. Spottistivood

36 G . Miller 37 T Valiance 38 L . Morgan

27 W. Backway 28 S. Moore 29 R . McIntyre (DV C)

39 D. Oldman 40 L . Hawkin s 41 A. Quinn

30 R . Nev non 31 L. McKinno n 31 M. B~rten (RVC } a2 A. Cassell (VC ) 33 A . .auftry

42 C . Paine

43 L . Perkins 44 B. Costin 45 S. Paine

34 E. Thompson (C)

35 J. Richmond 35 P. Rujeaic 36 T. Bartholomew

37 M. Tin g 37 T. Harper 38 P. Fountain 39 C . McGrath

40 A . Littlehales 40 A. Lust (RC ) 41 J. Anderson 42 A. M,cCubbin 42 B. Betheras 43 D. Rosman 43 R . Coons (RVC) 44 J.New' o n 45 R . Czwarn o

54 D. Grant 55 L . Fuller ~•, A. Bray 57 P. Souter 58 D. Morris

59 C. Azzopardi 60 A. Bouchereau 61 M. McDowell 62 A. Longmuir 63 M. D'Rosano 64 A. Manjikian

46 I. Doerin g

47 A. Vicendese 51 K. Harding 52 A. Villani 53 S. Mitchell

54 A. Li 55 D. Wisema m n 56 T. Wright

65 P. Harrington

61 N . Wilson 72 M . Dwyer 76 B. Hope

66 J. Schiano 67 G . Bates 68 J. Di Pietro

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47 D. Micallef 48 C. Jayaweera

46 J . Hampton

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46 C. BraY

44 B. Robbins 45 A . Stone

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58 P. Greenhil l

59 A. Hal l 60 M. Nicholas

69 N. Peters

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71 M . Cassidy

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62 C. Sheppard 63 Z . D 'Arcy

66 C. Grig g 67 J . Scott

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6 R. Stewar t 7 C. Reddin (RVC) 8 C. McNicot (RC) 9 P. Phelan (C)

10 J . Edge 11 B . Mason 12 J . Perrett (DVC 12 S . Eastgate 13 R. Kent 14 C. Buckley 15 B . Gadsde n

16 M . Gadsden (DVC) 17 A. Van Den Dungan 18 A . Salem 19 S . Ginnivan (DVC) 19 P. Angetini 20 M . Smith 21 R. Joseph 21 T.Ewer t

23 D. Davies (VC) 24 T. Jakobi 25 N. Edwards 26 A. Ginnivan 27 N. Williams 28 A. Bristow 29 J . Dickerson 29 M . Bartlett 30 T Marc h

31 A. Paroissien 32 A. Goldner 33 L. Dat e 34 A. Morley 34 T Gibson 35 C. Stewart 36 J . Salem 37 D. Hughes 38 T. Marshall 39 B . Crilly 40 J . Maguire 41 B . Blatt

42 L. Hendra (VC) 43 M . Rya n 45 C. McKirnm 46 C. Tell 48 L. Ross 49 C. Brew 50 W. Leaf 51 J . Lynch 52 B . Paterson 53 A . Clark 54 J . Dooley 55 R. Joseph

1 B. Hakim 2 C . Goullet 3 D. Forrest 4 D. Rya n 5 5 6 6 7

S. De Morton L. O'Brien R . Phelan S.Dawson

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M . Mulgrew B . Dowd L. Mahoney M . Dollma n D. Mahoney

7 S . Mount 8 Ton . McCan n

J . Leask 8 L. Teal

9 B . Fields 10 D. Wissell 11 T. Dugga n

9 M. Vetardo

12 M . Sherman

10 M. Schappacher 10 M. Flaherty t I J . Buckley

13 E . Waldro n 14 J . Charle s 15 M . Sulliva n 16 B . Garvey 17 C. Ryan 18 R. Chard 19 D.Sheehy 20 D. Mount 21 R. Maguir e

12 J . Kavanagh 13 J . Dazki w

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. Date

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22 M . Mazzarella 23 R .Boyse 24 D. Sullivan 25 R. Arnett 26 S . Betsey

22 M. Portia 23 T Skurrie 23 P. Xhayteau 24 J . Dazkiw 25 A. Frazer 25 C . Morgan

27 P. Aughton

26 C . Ward 27 J . Williamson 27 A. Mckenzie 28 A. Fewster 29 P.Rogash

33 M . Maguire 34 A . white 35 J . Pope 36 N .O'Haoolran

30 C .Inness 31 D. Caridi 32 D. Poulton 33 D. Grant 34 D.Podger 35 T. Rumble 36 C .Obliubak 37 L. Fitzgerald 38 T. Campbell 39 K. Dawso n 40 C. Kaogiannis 41 S. Overman 42 N . Bertram

43 J. Wilson 44 L .Kavanagh 45 N . Halaris 47 S. Howard 48 M. Makris 49 A. Christo u

57 N. Powell 58 C. Butters 59 N. Larkin 60 C. Brown 61 A . Walsh 62 A . Bradford 63 D. Ellis (RVC) 65 A . Kennedy 67 S . Cooney 68 M .Dubyna

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29 D. Gibbs 30 T.O'Hanlon 31 A .Lynch 32

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Each season a Player M anual is produced a i ,` distributed to every player at the Club . This season, my first at North Old B oys/ St Pats College AFC, was no different . Below is an excerpt from that booklet, outlining my expectations of the playing group in order to achieve an orderly approach to both game day and training .

Where possible, each player should have two pairs of boots (in good condition) and bring them to each and every game . Runners, bathers, towel and mouth guards should be in your bag for every training session .

PLAYER EXPECTATION S

All players must be financial paying members by

highlighting us a Club of strength and unity .

All players are expected to attend every training the third game of the season . Make a commitment session, unless injury physically prevents their to the Club Treasurer now ! attendance .

Take care of the facilities and equipment provided Players unable to make training due to work, study for your benefit (in particular footballs) . or family commitments are expected to contact the Senior Coach or their respective grade Coach at Thursday night is team selection night - all least 1 hour before each session commences . players are expected to attend the announcement of the teams and enjoy the meal provided by the Injured players are expected to attend training, Club . You should view this as an integral part of unless they are seeking professional assistance with Thursday night training . their injury, or have been directed by one of the Coaches to undertake an alternative form of Warm ups are an essential part of every training training . A rehabilitation group will operate each session . All players must complete a 10 -15 minute evening and will be supervised by a member of the warm up . The team warm up will commence at 6.15 coaching staff . p .m . sharp .

Failure to be at the match day venue by 10 .30 a .m . for the Reserves and 12 .30 p .m . for the seniors, without having advised the reason for your inability to be on time, will result in you starting the game on the interchange bench .

Players wishing to seek clarification regarding team selection should speak to the Senior Coaches or to the other grade coaches .

It is expected that all players will support the entire Club on match days and Club social functions, Player appearance is important, particularly in where possible . Non attendance must be games. Sponsor badges, numbers, etc . must be communicated to the Senior Coach or the respective sewn on correctly and in the correct position . Good Grade Coach . quality football wear and equipment is essential to maximizing performance . The Club has produced Tim Killwort h some top quality game day apparel for purchase . Accredited Level 2 Coach Ideally these will be worn by players and supporters North Old Boys/ St Pats AFC

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n described as ihe m .asure of any successfu l all club, MHSOBFC i s no different when it comes to rating the importance of its Reserves side. So far this year 44 players have played in the Reserves wit h many of them going on to play Senior football.

Mirroring the game plan of the Senior side, the Reserves is essential in providing fringe players and those returning from injury, the opportunity of pushing fo r Senior selection .

Under th e guidance of playing coac h Tim Wright , (right) the tea m has had a mixed start to th e season but after

~c n yai iorm , are confident of bettering their fourth place finish fro m 2005.

Current captain Adam Lust (left) is ably assisted by former captain Nick Orchard and new deputy-vicecaptains Mark o,raen an d J Robert Coxo n in providing experience for many of the Club's former Under 19s who are coming through the ranks .

T he inclusion of the Villani brothers, John Cameron, Mark Neilson, David Cassell and othwill hopefully j add the necessary ingredients to see this year's side go those few steps further in 2006 .

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Let's cut to the ch se here, Hampton Rovers are the most annoying club to tip, because they travel some 40km north to face Old Paradians, then rip several VFL stars out of nowhere and record their first ever win at the Garvey Oval to well and truly upset my tipping applecart!!! Nick Greenwood's 6 goals were an obvious highlight as the visitors overtook the Raiders in the final term thanks in no small part to Mark Devereaux, Paul Adams and Guy Marlyn . The Parade boys will be scratching their heads over this one but the familiar names keep cropping up and they need better support.

The John White Memorial Shield was up for grabs for the first time at Parkdale where Monash took the points in another impressive display. The match was memorable for many things, including celebrating John's contribution to both clubs, but Monash's first ever win at Parkdale has certainly cemented them in the top 4. Despite conceding the first 3 goals of the game, Monash responded with 5 of their own to lead by 10 points at the first break, and then extended it slightly as Parkdale frittered away opportunities . In the second half, Brock Mackenzie and Luke Creamer took control and Tom Craven plucked everything which came his way. An early home side rally in the last quarter was snuffed out by the Ashers who cruised to a comfortable 6 goal win .

The Wellers' boat was never really af-Loat (get it?) as the Tigers put paid to another challenger at home. SBMT wore their kicking boots for a change and skipped away to a 5 goal lead at the first change, with the coach deciding to hit the paddock for the first time in 2006 . Matthew (BOG)Hilton and Peter McGettigan were having a field day up forward, whilst Nick Corda racked up 17 possessions in the first half from half-back . Not content with just winning the game, the Tigers went for the throat on the road home with all Wintles, Anstey, Tyquin and Groves running amok . Old Camberwell could only keep plugging away with Steven Derry valiant in the ruck, Damian McGuigan holding his own down back and Daniel De Sanctis kicking 3 goals .

There was no doubting the southerly zephyr, with old Sportscover Arena northern (Gienhuntly Rd) end seeing more scoring action, as a Jason Ritterman-led AJAX prevailed over Ormond . Ormond really could've set up a handy lead in the third term, but wasted valuable chances, and still trailed by 4 points at the final chnge . The McConville -v- Raleigh battle was probably won by the young buck and this proved handy for the home side, as Lewski, Routman and Markov received plenty of servic e 14

around the ground, particularly in the final quarter. With Antony Rosen starting to find form next to Aaron Bloom, the Ormon d defenders had their hands full after the fir, I chann,, as they fell 26 points short . Not to be disgraced were Michael Miller, Wayne Cove and Simon Keleher for the Mends .

Finally, NOBSPC simply made too many skill errors to seriously challenge Fitzroy at home, handing the RedNob Cup to the Brunswick St Boys. Kane Maghamez bagged 5 twins and Todd Clarke and Simon Keleher were busy little Red men, whilst Sammy Edmunds controlled his wing all day. Given the Redders had plenty of players unavailable, to sneak away with a 22 point victory was a pleasing result. Meanwhile, Killer has plenty of problems as I understand the injury list at the Gillen is nowhere as long as the results would sugges t Tips As that large Austrian bodybuilder, who is now in charge of the 5th largest economy, once said 'if it bleeds, we can kill it' . Unfortunately, I think the only blood likely to be drawn at the Gillen this w-,ekend will be in the hom e

7TION Loats, David OLD CAMBERWELL 0 38 Chisholm, Robert ORMOND AFC 3 21 Bloom, Aaron AJAX AFC 7 20 Craven,Thomas MONASH BLUES 5 20 Greenwood, Nick HAMPTON ROVERS AFC 6 19 Maghamez, Kane FITZROY REDS 5 19 Barker, Michael NOB/ST PAT. COLLEGE AFC 5 18 C SECTION RESERVE Terrell, Luke ST BEDEStiVIENT. TIG . AFC 3 16 Lethbridge, Anthony MONASH BLUES 5 15 Cugola, Adrian NOB/ST PAT. COLLEGE AFC 0 13 Naylor, Tim ORMOND AFC 4 12 Tornese, Joe FITZROY REDS 0 11 Hanson, Daniel Old Camberwell GR 2 10 Cottrell, Brett Old Camberwell GR 3 9 "" results weren't received . Any discrepancies may be due to nonsubmission of results by clubs .

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rooms after the Tigers maul the Combine by 12 goals.

Down at Boss Reserve, both sides w, ill meet on the bac) : of some improving performances, with the victor steaiinc a break on the chase pack . I'm leaning to the AJAX boys by 2 goals . Ormond have been stumbling lately, but back at home, they should be able to outlast Parkdale by 19 points . The other blockbuster has to be out at Clayton where the Reds try to vault into the top 4 at the Ashers expense . Exams may be on the horizon - but school's still in at Monash - home side I,y 3ints . Finally Paradians' chances at GBO will dew, i stands in the home goalsquare . Word is it'!

-J17 this week, so I think a minor upset is on t - Raiders by 7 points .

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I Pa ept Bainsy ha, d graduated from our Un , r ding ground in recent seasons . Well done he lads and thank s for your fine contributions s Aonash Blues .

Monash Blues also conarat _ who recently played his : )r game in his favorit e turquoise & silver jut Mer on the Frearson Oval, A tough and skillful onballer in the Greg Williams mould, Tinx is a fantastic contributor to our Club, a very popular clubman (for a paid up corporate club member) and a fierce competitor in any situation . Well done on this special achievement Matthew from all of your many mates at Monash who are always happy to have you in the trenches .

Old Paradiarts congratulate , i ioily and Travis Girovski on playing their ___ : VAFA games .

Wayne commenced with the club in 2002 and we look forward to many more games and some new music on the IPOD . Travis commenced with the club in 2003 and we hope for many more games from you at OP's . i an

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: Goals : S . Rowley 3, Si F . r n.

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T, i, A. am s Uir :' atihew Proctor (8) Ashley Huo ; :(f) Rob Mayston (F) Cameron ~15am Perrin (G) James Exton (G ) 3.5 9.6 1210 13 .12 (90) 5.1 9.7 11 .9 16.11 (107) BE; n 2, n 2, L . Dore 2. D . Boondy. , . D . E A. Curran, J. Kreazar, ?A, amp nuv : Goa ., Greenwood 6. A. Browne Hatcher. M Lawrer G . Woods, T. 'pddmett.. ! ~: N . n`1 . leYareaux, P. A .rns, L. Fletcher, G. Carr U R L iG) Robert Sneddon (F) Bernard Jennison (G ) 7.4 12 .14 18 .18 26.19 (175) 2.5 47 7 .9 11 .13 (79) iigan 5, L . Beveridge 4, A . Sewers 2, L. Winfle . P. Or - i ;i r A Scafidi, A. Hayes, J. Best: M . Hilton. . Am' I . Coroa, A. Scafidi Ndindabank OCR: Goals: D. Des u,, 2.'' ough 2, S . Derry, S. PeasneiL Best : S .

Derry, c 'cGu Jury, D. Desanctis 1 h An; , s(F) Jordan FAayston (B) Graeme Booth (G ) 3.2 6.6 10 .10 12 .13 (85) 3.5 43 6 .8 9 .9 (63) Tee 5, B. Charman 3, N . Green, S. Kelleher, M. Zika, S .

E iu- c r: i. ui,, ::a B. Chairman, T. Mitchell, S. Edmund, M. Zika, S . Kelleher tdQB/6 . Goais, E r 5 . G . Maxtor, C . 0'Bree, T. Sheehan, S. Sleep . Best : S. o'Connor, G . . .a .on. n. ' ;.â&#x20AC;&#x17E;Iestone, A. Wood, T . Sheehan, M. Barke r Umpires: Brent v~'oodhead ("r) Ken PAetdiece (F) Andrew Dawson (B) Santa Caruso (B) Peter Teesdale (G) Dominic Napoli (G ) Ajax AFC 2.3 8.6 9 .8 1 i Ormond AFC 4.3 7.4 8.10 9.1 3 Ajax: Goals: A . Bloom 7, B . Nissen 2, A. Lewski, Y. Rapoport, J . Rdtermn . A .

Rosen, D. Arousi . Best : A. Bloom, J . Futterman, C . Jankie, A . Lewski, D . fr' rl 0 . zr Arousi Orm: Goals: R . Chisholm 3, D. Brosnan 2 . B . Deledio 2, W. Cove, M. Best: '11. Cove, S. Keleher, M. Miller, D . Robbins, D . Brosnan, M. hlcConvill Umpires: William Burne (B) Daniel Bills (F) Tim Saunders (F) Callum Hilton (B) Robert Parry (G) John Robinson (G) CBE Ajax AFC 60 7.0 9 .5 (59) Ormond AFC 2.5 8.8 11 .11 91 29 .17 (137) Ajax: Goals: J . Sharp 2, E . Rubenstein 2, D. Blusnein, D . Krasnostein, D .

Rubenstein, E . Winter, L. Goldman . Best: o . Henzel, L . Goldman, R . Spiiberg, D .

Kra=stein, S. Pereiberg, B . Yutleiman Orm : Goals : A . Russell 6, T. Naylor 4, A .

Warwarea 3' 1. McClelland 2, B. Robbins 2, S. Pflitsios, B. Rayson, M . Tehennepe .

Best: A. W-warek, T. Naylor, G. Evans, A. Russell, M. Purcell, T. Harvey St Be! : T" lots AFC 3.3 7.6 12 .7 16 .12 (188) Old Car d! 3A 5 .5 8 .6 10.7 (67) StBIthL tFOals: L. Terrell 3, J. Connelly 2, A Hpweii 2, J. Pladdocks 2, R . Sampieri 2, S . Krdd, 'dcGettigan, L. McMurray, S . Napier, D . Ferraro . Best J. Maddocxs, D. Ferraro, R Sampieri, C. Jamieson, L . McMurray, W. Parker QCC: Goals : B .

Cottre113, T. Forknaii 2, A. Mackenzie, D. Schmidt, M. Shanks, L. Robertson, C .

Payne. Best: A. Allan, A. h9argetts, R . Whitehead, 4i. Sharks, A . Salipas, B. Cottrel l 9u ,ees 1 .2 1 .3 2 .7 2 .7 (19) I BIe 4.3 8 .8 15.13 26 .18 (174) 4uft: Goals: M. Jennings, H. Hunter. Best: G . Cniiey, A. Brown, H. Hunter, B . uarcy, M . 0'Meara, S . Tripiow Mon Bi : Goals : B. Bind 6, A . Lethbridge 5, B. Hindle 3, J. Mazur 3, J. Rosengarten 3, J . Lui 2, L. Leviston, D . tdurchie, M. Chapman, B .

Tatterson . Best : J. Lui, K. Mudge, J. Rosengarten, I. McCormick, B. P:ind, A . i atnh~ d9 e F 5.2 8 .4 10 .9 15 .16 (108) Patr; x College AFC 0.1 3 .2 3.3 4.6 (30) I Goals: L . nodda 5, J . Parsons 2 . B . Pollard 2, G . Hunter 2, S . Bailiie, B .

L E woman, J. gorcka .Best: G .Hunter, J.Wilkins, L.particle, J.Lay, D .Ryan, J . Plagorcka Rt it Goals: A. Wellman 2, J. Browne, R . Kirk . Best : R . Citroen .

A. Wellman, D . Jc e, C. Gordon, C . Stribiey, J. Brown e Old Paradians 3.3 7 .5 8.9 13.12 (90) Hampton ROVE 2.1 2.3 3.4 3.5 (23) Old Par : Goals: . .. Spinoso 5, D. Hussey 3, B. Hoiden, T. Lombardi, S. Rehiicki, R .

Thomas, P. Walsh . Best: T. Girovski, R . Thomas, M . Joyce, T. Lombardi, R4 Spinosa, B . Hoiden Hampt Roy : Goals: T. Mitchell, M . Terech, N . t"orecroft. Best : T. Mitchell, L . Wheeler, J. Schafer, M . Westhead, N. Morecroft L. Bell 15

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3 R . Chisholm 4 M. Jones 5 M. Marlinov 6 D. Whelan 7 S. Keleher () C 8 M, Miller 9 T. Banks 10 R . Martin 11 D. Robbins (VC) 12 B. Deledio (VC) 13 C . Lees 14 J. Bridges 15 M. McConvill 16 D. Brosnan 17 L. Russell 18 W. Cove 19 D. Cleary 21 R . Wiley

22 D. Bailey 23 T. Naylor 24 J. Muzzell 25 J. Dale 26 T. Harvey 27 S. Barnes 28 A. Clinch 29 G . Evans 30 L . Wells 31 D. Black

32 L . OBrien 33 A. Cook 34 A, Russell 35 D. Te Hennepe 36 D. Casey 37 C. Everett 38 S. McConchi 39 L Pincoit 40 B. Robbins 41 B. Upstill 42 C. Keleher 43 T Be Natris 44 M . Broadhurst 45 S . Davis 46 T. Leary 47 A.Goonan

48 C. Medcraft 49 T. Waolfe 50 A. Bartley

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1 S. Rowley 2 S. Hecker 2 B. Darcy 3 M. Dixon 4 M. Hayes 5 A. White 6 C. Stephens 7 C. Atkins 8 K . Little

9 M . Meyer 9 P. Emme tt 10 T. Kigh t 11 C. O'Meara 12 A . Baker

13 M . Ryan 14 C. Johnston

15 Mick Sullivan 16 P. Sullivan 17 C. Sullivan 18 S . Sullivan 19 C. Stewart 20 D. Kelly 22 B . Liddell 23 Matt . Sullivan 24 T. Linthorne 25 B . Richards 26 A . Rock 27 R . Layton 28 A . Castles 29 G. Cnlley 30 P. Mario 31 J. Drury 32 B. Fogden 33 Matt. Walsh 35 M. Johnstone 36 C . Ogier 37 T Macgeorge

38 S. Perrazo 41 C. Rock 42 T. Barr 43 M. Barr 45 M. Kight 46 W. Wheatley 48 Mick . Walsh 50 S. Scullin 51 A. Wood 52 S. Wingrave 53 D. Noonan 54 J.Thurgood 56 S. Wilson

51 D. Haysorn 53 S . O'Sullivan

57 R. Bittner 58 R. Haslemore

54 M. McClelland

59 D. O'Keefe

55 B . Payson

60 M . O'Meara 61 T. Banks 62 D. °xerri 63 N. Levett 64 X . Smit h 65 G . Wilso n 66 A . Kerr

52 T. Haysom

56 A . Weisz 57 A . Wan•rarek 58 S . Mitosios 59 M. Purcell 60 P. Konstanty 62 J . Turnbull 63 L. Upstill 68 B. Cromack

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REVIEW Emmaus St. Leos started well in their match against Yarra Valley OB at Domeney Reserve, before the home side started winning the centre clearances, which their forwards, especially James Keam, took full advantage of, to run out winners by 64 points . Anthony Ballard continued his recent good form for the Animals .

In the top of the table clash at Sunbury between Rupertswood and Old Carey, it is now Rupo who are now in outright first position, beating the Panthers by 59 points .

Rupo got off to a flyer in the first term, showing more run and desire for the game's duration, with Monzell and skipper Collins prime examples . Glynne and Parker tried hard for OC .

Prahran fell to Banyule by 51 points out at Heidelberg, with the Bears in control all day. The second half was an absolute goalfest, with Banyule edging it by the odd goal in 23(!) .

John Thwaites in the centre did well for the Two Blues, as did defender Jack Matheson and wingman Hamish Hodgson .

Therry Penola lost another heartbreaker, this time at Como Park against fellow contender Old Geelong . The Lions had held a slight advantage all day until a four goal to two in the Hoops' favour got them over the line . That man Corey Bannister starred up forward again with eight majors, while Andrew Forster-Knight was influential up back for the Lions .

Old Mentonians returned to the winners list, scoring a handsome 35 point win over Bulleen Templestowe . The Panthers' backline was fantastic, while Michael Basile's return to form with seven goals from centre half forward was also a great sign for the visitors .

As an aside, OMFC's Gareth Snow suffered a serious injury, requiring the attendance of an ambulance . Fortunately he is OK and will be back playing shortly . The Old Mentonians would like to acknowledge the help and support given to Gareth and the OMFC training staff by the Bulleen Templestowe club, their trainers and doctors . It was greatly appreciated .

PREVIEW Old Mentonians take on Banyule at the playing fields . Both teams are floating along in mid-to-lower table obscurity, in that vacuum between finals and relegation, so these matches against other teams in similar positions take on extra meaning . Despite them both recording convincing victories last week, I can pick only one winner. . .. . . . . .egads .. . . . . . .1'll pick Banyule, as they seem to have more momentum carrying them at the moment .

Emmaus St . Leo's have an ominous task on their hands as they face Rupertswood at the BSG . The Animals have struggled to put together four quarters in a row (well, in the

same game anyway) this season, while Rupo have shown their ability to win both the close ones and the blowouts . Current form suggests the latter, but complancency has been the curse of many a top side .

Having said that, it would be fatuous to say the home side would be relying on Rupo taking it easy. All across the board however, Rupo deserve their current spot on top of the ladder, and it's hard to see that changing . The Animals will give it a good shake, but I think Rupo should win comfortably .

Yarra Valley OB travel to Toorak Park for their match against Prahran . Valley scored their first win for a while last week, while the Two Blues are still looking for their. Having already lost six from six, finals will be nigh on impossible for the home side, so I imagine they will have an eye on consolidating their Of spot this season and strengthening the side for 2007 . The Bushrangers are in a slightly better position at the moment, but again need to keep winning .

Valley Boys for me.

Therry Penola square up Bulleen Templestowe at John Pascoe Fawkner Reserve in an `eight pointer' as far as strengthening each side's finals ambitions . Greg Chivers (BT) and Justin Crotty (TP) should be an entertaining duel i n

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T}IERRY PENOLA OB OLD CAREY GR OLD MENTONIANS OLD GEELONG FC YARRA VALLEY OB YARRA VALLEY OB B- - - LEEtv' TEMP. AFC

29 25 21 17 16 14 13

Stroud, hew OLDI,1 : ;TO: : ~NS 7 17 Allen, Grcx OLD GEELOivG FC 0 12 Keenan, Richard THER: . _' PENOLri OB 1 12 Roberts, Boyd OLD CAREY GR 4 ] 1 Walker, Kieran THERRY PENOLA OB 0 10 AnQus, Tim OLD CAREY GR 1 9 Atkins, Charles OLD GEELONG FC 0 9 "" results Gseren't received . Any discrepancies may be due to nonsubmission of results by clubs .

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the middle, as should the contest between Bullants forward 'Waxy' Williams and Lions hackman Andrew Forster-Knight .

Just a gut feeling, but I reckon that Therry can return to the winners' circle today.

Old Carey and Old Geelong face off at Dunshea Oval . Always one to look forward to, and !'m sure many D1 observers had this circled in red ink when the draw was first released . Both look shoo-ins for the finals at this stage, and will be keen to strike a psychological blow against each other along the way. A surfeit of class on both sides with Casboult, VickersWillis, O'Brien (OG) against Parton, Kent, Carr (OC) providing plenty of entertainment no matter who you support . I'm gonna tip Old Carey today. cC~~ Please submit any match reports, milestones, social notes, etc . via email to both Peter.PS .Williamson@centrelink .gov.au and theqwill@hotmai3 .com (as I have no idea where I'll be each Monday!), ideally by 5pm Monday (please take into consideration our space limitations) .

Have a great A °ret' ind, ` Owill "

Yarra Valley cor-T2 ' ; D who will reach the 100 game milestone this week, The third and final member of the club's most famous family, Robbie burst onto the scene in 2001, making an immediate impact .

One of the side's more skilful players, Robbie complements this with supreme courage and run, and has recently added co-vice-captaincy to his other accolades, including a Best and Fairest, a premiership, and a Nosebag Award . Well done Rob from all at the Bushrangers .

The milestone madness continues at Emmaus St . Leos, with Stephen Ronchi playing his 200th game in Round 6.

Roncha started in the seniors in 1992, unfortunately injuring his knee and missing that year's flag side, before returning the next year in the club's inaugural U/19s team .

Through the years, he has been a tower of strength, his efforts reward with premierships in 1995 and 2002, continuing his on-field service off the field in his current capacity as club president. Simon Mescher played his 100th game in Round 2, having started with the Animals U/19s in 1998 . The Mesch Machine continues to bob up every year to flash those ever expanding biceps. Terrific work Roncha and Mesch from the rest of the Animals .

Old tvientonians v Banyul e Therry Penola OR v Bulleen Templestowe Old Carey Gr v Old Geelong FC Emmaus St Leos OC v Rupertswoo d Prahran v Yarra Valley OB ~ THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2006

01 SEC TIO Glb Geelong FC 3.5 5.5 8 .10 12 .13 (85) TherrY Penala OB 5 .2 8.6 10.6 12 .10 (82) Old Geel : Goals : C . O'Brien 5, C . Mallard 2, J . Bell, D. Kimpton, A. Munro, M. Vasey, H. Cox. Best: T. Betts, H . Cox, S. Lansdell, C . O'Brien, T. Cannon, M. Vasey Therrp Pen : Goals: C . Bannister 8. R . Bannister, S . Bannister, J . Crotty, J. Harmes. Best: C. Bannister, A. Foster-Knight, J. Crotty, J . Quinn, M .

Reynolds, J . Banniste r Umpires: Michael Roche (B) Cameron Davidson (F) Philip Callil (F) Alexandria Anthony (B) Patrick Newsoo (G) Chris Kearney (G ) Banyule AFC 3.3 9 .6 17 .11 21 .15(141) Prahran AFC 1 .4 2 .8 7 .9 13.12 (90) Banyute : Goals: J . Tsingaris 7, A. Demetriou 3, N. Taylor 3, S . Gray 2, L .

O'Donnell 2, L. Richardson 2, M . Morgan, T. Elmaneh . Best : N. Taylor, J .

Tsingaris, K. Shepard-Mueller, D . Gayter, S . Gray, A. Brown Prahran : Goals: M .

Harrison 3, L. Fox 2, R. Granger 2, H . Hodgson, D . Ballard, H . Pitts, W. Walford, P. Scanlon, M . Evans. Best : J. Matherson, J. Thwaites, H. Hodgson, M. Evans .

K. Contra, D. Ballard Urn or : Lionel Katz (F) Graham Templar (F) Robert Seymour (G) Paul W tehead (G) P . m" WC 8 .0 11 .1 17.6 20.13 (133) (â&#x20AC;&#x17E; Or 1 .2 7.6 8.7 11 .8(74) Rc : Goals: J . Phillips 4, L . Brennan 3, S. Clark 3, R . Hatty 3, T. West 3, D. Burrowes 2, T. Boxali, J. Plummer. Best : R . Monzell, D . Collins, L . Baddeley, S. Sweeney, L. Brennan, T. West Old C : Goals: A. Parton 3, P. Time 2, T. Angus, T. Haate, C. Laidlaw, S. Collins, T. Collins, J. Carr. Best: K. Parker, J . Glynne, B .

Lai,,,, D. James, L . Lovelock, P. Busse U Jere y Heffernan (F) Sean Scully Jnr (F) remnti slows AFC 1 .1 4 .7 7 .9 12.9 (81) _-ins 2.4 8 .5 14 .7 18.8 (116) Bu - p : Goals : D. Matthews 3, R. Williams 3, K . Burridge 2, D . Florance, D .

Tuos.h, A . Verge, J . Wise. Best : K. Burridge, D. Bone, W. Thompson, P Hare, 0 . Matthews, A. Coulston Old Mont : Goals: M. Basile 7, C . Twentyman 4, K .

Murphy 2, S . Cleeve, A. Fleming, R . Schloeffel, J . Vick, R . Ball . Best: M . Basile, A . Fleming, S. Cleave, K . Murphy, B. Carroll, C. Twentyman Umpires : Paul Tuppen (F) David Irons (F) Glen Young (G) Peter Maddocks (G) Yarra Valley OB 3.2 10.4 13.6 19.11 (125) Emmaus St Leos OC 5.4 6.4 9.5 9 .7(61) Yarra Valley: Goals : J. Keem 8, R . Drew 3, A, Drew 2, D . Lecordier 2, C . Britt, A. Stone, P. Valoppi, S. Yen . Best: S. Savage, C . Britt, A. Drew, R . Drew, S . Yen, D . Lecordier Emmaus SL: Goals: N . Robin 3, D . McGloin 2, A . Brown, C . Le Clerc, A. Krebs, A . Prosser. Best : P. Baranello, A. Ballard, N . Robin, C. Le Clore, A. Prosser, R. McGloin Umpires: Matthew Simpson (F) Brendan Devlin (F) 01 RESERV E Old Geelong FC 4 .5 8 .7 11 .7 13 .9 (87) Therry Penola On 0 .0 3 .1 6.4 11 .4 (70) Old Gee(: Goals : S. Jones 4, M . Avery 2, W. Paul 2, R. Herd, J. Malpas, J .

O'Hare, C . Teague, L . Teague. Best: J. Malpas, W. Paul, L. Teague, N. Kemp, A .

Slattery, C . Teague Therry Pen: Goals : J. Sacco 3, T. Goodwin 2, R . Keenan, A .

McMahon, D . Pirpinias, S . Sacco, W. Stevens, R. Munzel. Best: B . Owen, A .

Nancarrow, B . Taylor, D . Hanlon, D . O'Shea, B . Corriga n Ruperiswood AFC 1 .4 1 .4 3 .6 4.6(30) Old Carey Or 5.3 8 .9 11 .13 15 .17 (107) Ruperts: Goals : B . Quinn 2, M . Clarke, D. McDonald . Best: R. Keenan, A . Corte, D . Glenn, D. Keenan, S . Sparrey, J . McCrann Old C : Goals: B . Roberts 4, J .

Ashworth 2, T. Rossignuolo 2, C . Battle, H . Doggett, N. England, S. Jessup, L. Macfarlane, P. Unkles, T. Wood. Best: D. Joyce, K. Shrives, T. Wood, R. McKenzie, G . Lord, J . Ashworth Yarra Valley 06 2.2 6.5 8.5 10 .6 (66) Emmaus St Leos OC 4 .3 4.7 19.9 10 .10 (70) Yarra Valley: Goals: M. Laing 3, G. Courts 2, B. Glennie, C . Walker, D . Hickey, K. Barry, J . Strachan. Best: A . Wingate, B. Drew, M. Laing, G. Smith, G. Courts.

B. Oakes E SL: Goals : 0 . Laferlita 3, R. England 2, A. Farrugia S . Duncan, B. Henrlcus, M. Hayes, G. Simondson . Best : G. Simondson, D. Laferlita . A. Auliso, A. Raynor, J . Gibb, M . Oitobre Bulleen Templesto w e AFC 3 .1 6 .2 7 .4 t2.6 (78) Old 6ientonians 5 .1 7 .4 11 .8 12 .8 (80) Bull Temp : Goals: A. Parris 5, S. Boyd 2, D. Millar 2, A . Bernecich, D . Horvath, C . Nikolakopoulos . Best: A . Parris, L. Norbury, G. Theodorakakos, A . Stavretis .

0. Horvath, D. Rogers Old Merit : Goals: M . Stroud 7, B. Coghlan, M . Frances, S . Worrell, J. Williams, B. Andriske. Best : M . Stroud, C. Alexander, M . Frances, A . Mort , K . Regan, M . Watts Banyule AFC 3 .0 4.1 4 .5 13.9 (87) Prahran AFC 3 .2 7.7 7 .8 7.9(51) Banyute: Goals: P. Adams 4, J . Poyser 2, T. Prior 2, Z. Wanks 2, J . Szeremeta, L. Brickland, R. Young . Best: J . Szeremeta, S . Gray, J. Poyser, P. Adams, C .

Renna, T. Prior Prahran: Goals : W. Barber 2, M . Gargano 2, M . Craig, M. Wind ridge, M. Ogden. Best : N . Gill, G. Hancock, M . Hankin, S. McNally, M. Craig, M . Windridg e 21

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1 J. Redfern 2 S Green 3 N . Taylor (C) 4 J. Tsi9aris 5 A . Brown 6 M. Morgan 7 A . Rothe 8 A . Demetriou 9 J . Plant 10 A . Bottomley 11 T. Elmaneh 12 J. Poyser 13 A, McGovern 14 L. O'Donnell 15 S . Gray 16 M. Christian

1 G . Chivers. (C) 2 M . Stella 3 S . Milla r 4 W. Thompson 5 M . Pietryk 6 A . Tehan ( VC) 7 R Robertson

16 S . Smith

17 C . Davies

1 P. Baranello 2 J. Pascoe 3 E. Mitchell 4 C. Phyland 5 S. Buckle 6 M. D'Amelio 7 R . McCann 8 C. LeClerc 9 D. Lear 10 S. LeClerc 11 S. Kay 12 T. McCann 13 A. Krebs 14 A. Brown 15 P. Carey 16 A. Kelly 17 N . Robin

17 O. Hill

18 J . King 19D.YIer Ga 20 C . Skicko 21 B . Dimeck 22 M. Smith 23 M . Gray

18 K. Burridge 19 G . Hanson 20 T. Waters 21 P. Gannas 22 C. Charbakof 23 D. Matthews

18 R . McCann

24 L. Richardson

24 C. Nikokopolous

25 S . Took 26 C. Renna 27 S . Kayrooz

8 D. Bone

9 A . Stavretis 10 J . Wise 11 C. Frost 12 A. Parris 13 D. Tulloch 14 A. Wilke 15 J . Barker

28 B . Herbert

25 L. Norbu0' 26 S. Boyd 27 D. DYnon 29 P. Tsokas.

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30 J . Brockwell

31 A. Bernicich 32 R . Williams

31 Z . Wenke 32 P. Adams 33 D. Stokes 34 S . Tuckman 35 K . Shepard-Mueller

36 M . Lardo 37 T. Thomson 38 K . Clarke 39 A . Hopgood 40 A . Plant 41 L Brickland 42 K. Ismail 43 L. Ferrel (RC) 44 S . GrayY 45 D. Nichols 46 A. Kayreaz 47 M . Depetro 48 G. Fikads 49 J . Spicer 50 A. Stavropolous

51 M . Hampson 52 S. Thomas 53 T. Baldack

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

33 P Florence

34 S. Lambropoulos 35 D. Daskalou 36 P. Hare 37 M. Voglis 38 A. Verge ~

39 D. Buccachio 40 G . Theodrakakous 41 J. Antonelli

42 P. Eames 43 P. Gallo 44 R . Scheider 45 D. Rogers 46 A. Coulston 47 C. Morihovitis 48 A. Morihovitis 49 B.Touriganis (DVC) 52 M. Daskatou 57 A. Smith 58 A. Nicol 64 C . Tzalabiris

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. Hayes 30 M. ~tobre 31 G. Coniessotto 32 C . Cincotta 33 R . England

34 B . Henricus 35 J. Briggs 36 S . Bavag e 37 S. Manton 38 N . Hodder 39 B . O'Brien 40 J . GayY 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 62 A . Rayner

63 P. Nolan 64 M . Montgomery 65 N. Foley

OLD cARE Y Coaclr. Cam Ptattirars Res Coach : Crag NSftms

1 C. Angus 2 D. Faelis 3 M . Angus

4 D. James 5 C. Williams 6 C. Campbell 7 R Oppy ppY 8 T. Collins

9 B . Andrews 10 K . Shrives 11 K . Parker

12 L. MacFarlane 13 G . Trumbull 14 M . Zander 15 N. Bull 16 T. Angu s 16 H. Doggett 17 L Maslin 18 S . Collins 19 T . Woo d 20 E . Halliday

20 S . Bennett 21 T. Howgate 22 C. Battle 23 H. Van Cuytenberg 24 P. Unkles 25 A. Willingham 26 L. Wraight 27 A. McQueen-Parton

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. Na.vland 41 J. Carpente r 42 J. Ashwo rth 43 J. Glynne 43 D. Joyce 44 C. Laidlaw 45 T. Bull 46 J. Carr 48 S. Carr 49 D. Courtot 50 A. Kent 51 J. White G . Lord 53 A. Fluitsma 54 L . Basell

55 P. Busse 56 R . Graham 57 T. Debenham 58 K. Scrase 59 C . Mason

61 P.Maniotis 62 T. Robinson 63 C .Maslin 64 C . Smith 65 D. Elsner 66 J. Zester 67 M. Cornwell 73 P. Tiras

66 J . Papilla

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87 C . Boyl e 88 N Brisvn eg P. Chadder 90 D . Crawford

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18 M . Basile (VC) 19 A . Palmer (DVC) 20 C . Palmer 21 J . O 'Brie n 22 B . Coghlan 23 A . Drinan (RVC) 24 R . Ironmonger 25 B. Fairbanks 26 R . 3ch4oeiiel

27 G. Katris 28 D . Kitto 29 T. Doyle

30 D . Field 31 M . Elliott 32 J. McConville 33 K . Mur p~ 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 .N . Wilson 46 G. Smith 47 J. Kelly 48 D. Stevens 49 N . Fisher 50 K . flegan 51 A .P. Wilson 52 M . Watts 53 C . Smith 54 D. Goodbody 55 A. Donegan

56 B. Andriske 57 M. Fisher 58 S. Worrell 59 J. Prorn,vse 60 N. Kyriazis 61 B. Saunders 62 C. Sinclair 63 M.Lawes 64 M M. Austin 65 S. Worrel l 66 K. Kell 68 A. Worrell

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Coach: Pat McKsnna Res Coach : Mark Ryan Asst Coach : Shane Kitts

i L . Toomey (VC) 2 S. Tibb 3 P. Heveren S M. Hunter 6 R . Brown 7 B. Helme 8 J. Jess (VC) 9 T. Harkin 10 D. Boland 11 S. Cooper 12 R.Jeeves 13 D. DenBraber 13 J. Tapply 14 S. Fox 15 Ad. Williams 16 J . Hunt 17 S . Downes 18 T. Olerenshaw 19 G . Whitehead (C) 20 R. Broadhurst 22 A . Kinghorn 23 M . Visser 24 M . Leigh 25 B .Volombello

26 J . Box 27 J . Thompson M . Glassborow 29 L. Elliott 31 G. Evans 32 M . Sawyers 33 C . Wooden 35 R . Chapman 36 M . Hope 37 S. Leonard 38 B. Moran 39 C . Ryan 40 R . Tainton 41 G . Davies 42 R . Moran 43 J. Flannery 45 M. Tynkkynem 46 G . Day 47 An. Williams 49 C. Broadhurst 50 R. O 'Brien 51 M . Wall 52 K. Egan

1 S. Vamvakis 2 P. Khazaal 3 C. Massis 4 S. Diamond 5 A. Tsirogiannis 6 M . Farah 7 D. Clarke 8 M . Ryan 9 E . Stuchbery 10 G . Richards l. P ryde

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26 P. Tsaglioti s 27 J. O' Ryan 28 P. Howarth 29 M. Scaife 30 L . Izod

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56 P. Cruickshank 58 H. Tyssen 59 B . Cooper 62 C. Lyng 63 A . Barrie 64 L. Neame 65 K . Lindsay

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35 S. Conley 36 C. Zeegers (RVC) 37 P. Cotter 38 N . Haddon 39 M. Ebbage 40 J. Barbggallo allo 41 A. Price

42 K. O'Dwyer (VC) 43 A. Shemshedin 44 M. Shephard 45 R. Fort 46 P. Martin 47 T Reggie O VC 48 R. Toogood (RC) 49 K. Mousse 50 A. Wood

51 S . Hicks 52 D. Meredith 53 M . Chazan 54 M . Vardis 55 K . Toulson 56 J . Trescowthick 57 M . Frannich (RC) 58 D. Williams 59 C. Mclnney 60 J . Nemtsas 61 D.Turner 62 T. Lynch 63 N . Tancredi 64 D . Adams 65 J . Scares

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13 T. Ludeman (C) 14 H. Lancaster 15 S. Brooks (VC) 16 P. McMullan 17 G . Waterman 18 M Redmond 19 B. Holland 20 D. Brennan 21 F. Caldow 22 R. Maatman 24 G. Walsgott 25 A. Borrelli

26 P. Davies 27 S . Pruscino (DVC) 28 D. Waterman 29 M . Yang 30 B . Nicholson 31 D. Martin 32 A . Murphy 33 J . Paterson C. Munro 35 F Tierna n 36 T. Mawdsley 37 K . Fleming 38 B. Gaylard 39 R . Slater 41 L. Merrington 42 D. McMaster

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31 T. Madder 32 B. Uuzzi 33 L . Coghlan 34 C. Bannister 35 T Braden 36 N. Bowman 37 J. Heron 38 R. Smith 39 E. Wittich 40 R. Tricacey 41 S. Taylor

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41 B. Gray 42 P. Geraghty 43 J.Cook

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57 M . Broome 58 A . Williams 59 J . Silk

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e VAFA Under 23 Representative side eagerly await th ' FL at Sportscover Arena today .

Ti :e first two clashes ween these talent laden si'e s in a comprehensive wiror+ in Melbourne to the Big V in ~ ~ last year in unusually cold and windy cop-" -,-3 over in the West, the Vics a~ points in a much closer and more competitive c^me .

The Swans are seeking revenge in this contest with an experienced team led by All Australia n Mitch Holbrook and supported by vice captains who are also All Australian plyers, Tim and Dave Winter. All three of these players are over 6'4" in the old measure so ` ': Vics have to be mindful of their match ups . Mitch Holbrook, in particular, can be v e up forward and it wouldn't surprise to see him kick a bag for the West . His op, : . to be Adam Routledge and it could be this clash that decides the outcome .

The Victorians are no less experienced with their leadership team also containing three All Australians in Tim McKinnon, Ari Lewski, and Huw Lacey . The strength of the Vics seems to be in their great on ball depth and if Frank Dunell can get his rotations working correctly her the running machine of Victoria will be hard to shut down .

So what does today hold I wonder? The WAAFL Coaching staff under the confr 3 l _`'`' , Langbourne have been very diligent in their endeavours to select a side that v :'.'1 ' : mc competive against the Big V, while the Victorians know they are the "hunted" and have tv, ' ;d just as hard to put a competitive side on the park .

It will all start in the middle where Williams and Baddeley will need to be at their best to stop Winter, Taylor and Robinson feeding the ball to the WA mosquito fleet .

Imagine Lewski, Lacey, Beaumont, Rayson and Goullet up against Loxley, Piccoli, Riemann and McGinnity . It ensures that the game promises plenty and the defences of both sides are sure to be under plenty of pressure .

The balance and abilities of both sides will provide a fantastic spectacle with Representative Football being the winner . Let's hope the weather is kind to us but try as they might, I just cannot see our visitors taking the points against a Victorian side in front of their families and friends who will be so determined to win .

The Neil Judge Medal for the player of the match will be awarded in the entertainment area after the match and my tip is Damien Rayson who is in sparkling form for his club side, De La Salle, this season .

Enjoy your day.

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Swinburne, Werribee 4ort h , all on 4 wins . Bulleen Cobras remained . ond spot -h en they easily accounted for Eley P_' 23 .15 to 7 .9 and named their best as Gencarelli , ' 4), Pasinati, MeLaren and urray, Nelson, M the Park's best . rf the VAFA's greats, S had passed and there w as a substantial tribuG,, to Sam in th e at Footballer' . Sam w as described as "a big 7 ality and a man w ho stood for all the qualities

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or ;n Rovers), Bruce Ferguson â&#x20AC;˘> or Poole ( Old Geelong), Bert , . :'ans), Paul Beddoe (St Bede s ), Tim H art (St Kevins), Terry South Caulfield), Allan Flemin g and Des Meagher (Whitefriars) .

St Kevins versus Marcellin was the 'match of the day' in C Section . St Kevins started strongly and had the game sown up by half time . Marcellin fought back in the fir il term with 5 goals to 2 but were still well behind the final siren, 17 .17 to 12 .12. Best players - C' . , L'~arvey, Morgan, Gross ( 3), Doherty and iCuinness (St K evins) . Marcellin were very disappointed with the result, so disappointed in fact that they failed to name any best players !

Is it a first for the VAFA? asked The R over in his "Tap Outs" column . Thornbury Cougars in E Central reserve section had females filling the fol-

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The Old i'._'-_,lburn :_aehallengers to the unb - .ten in C Section with a resounding victory over . - 4 to 8 .7 . Had they kicked straight, the ( 4 ~ iy have broken some records . Kew's first qur :r )misina and they finished the term with 4 .6 althouah OM's kicked more accurately with 5 .2 . After ' at, it was simply a`stroJl in the park' for 0 ' ['s as Robertson (9), Dick (6), Cordner (5) and U t (4) snagged them from everywhere . I'isarst and N McMullin were also damaging players for thU winners . Pnschenjak, Mitchell and Blay were the only Kew players considered to be worthy of a mention in the best . The OM's were now 2 games and much percentage clear of the third and fourth teams .

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.veen l unhoe and C'-' az ::, with - eventually runnir^ ou iners, 9 .7 to 8 .7 . Iv~ oe were equal third with and Uni Blues but needed to lift their percer in the coming weeks . tse Green were 'he big winners in B 20 .12 to ° - 4 and The House were now a Lame clear in d spot . Barry I-lar als for the winners and " ,Lean, Brook Turner an d key plavers . John Wood, I' et son and I' ' were best for

Results continue Io go ! o-- 1y as expected, but grt this,l have picked four out of five in each of the six rounds so far . Creepy! !

Review The minor upset of the round was Swinburne sticking it up me (again!}, this time knocking off Kew. With 18 scoring shots to six Kew's way at halftime, the match should have been over, however, the Browns were at their frustrating best . Higgins stared up front again for the Razorbacks to keep their faint finals chances alive .

With the AFLs world famous runner back in the side, Bentleigh easily accounted for Monash . A six goal to one first quarter set the tone for the day and the Demons never looked back . With Lochlan Tangas having a blinder on the wing, and Charlie McFadden winning plenty of the ball around the ground the result was never in doubt.

I was at the battle of the Westies at the "House of Pain", and it was the home side who took out the honors . In a dour struggle, it was the Warriors who got an early jump with "Big Nix" doing well across the backline, however, the Magpies through "Jim" Morgan and Jarrod Sudholz quickly turned it around and were never really threatened as the West Brunswick juggernaught continues to gain momentum .

Not much to say about the Swans demolition of UHS-VU other than it was a consistent team effort from South Melbourne who continues to firm as premiership contenders .

Finally, the Saints as expected went down to Elsternwick, thought not as easily as some would have thought . With Ben Richardson in everything and Lachlan Armstrong resolute in defence the Saints kept up with their more fancied opposition to be 3 points ahead at halftime . However, after the break the game was blown open, though coach Michael Learmonth now has something to build on to try and break the drought .

Preview Bentleigh travel to Candlestick Oval keen to keep the Wickers outside of the four . Demon coach Troy Lupoi must be happy with his boys when he can have players the calibre of Chris Sharp down on their game (mind you he still kicked 8 last week!!), and yet register 100+ point victories . Throw the "Brothers Dimm" into the mix and it is a formidable proposition. Picking a winner is tough, as I have a suspicion that the Demons may struggle on the smaller ground, however, I will stick with my preseason favorites in Bentleigh today.

I'll tug the reigns of the Magpie bandwagon and direct it to "The Pen" to take on a Razorback outfit who continue to answer their critics . Today however, is D-day for the club if they are to make the transition from "Surprise packet" to "Contender" . West Brunswick Coach Hamilton keep throwing around the cliches about his side as he attempts to "fly unde r 36

the , isatrue con ndera :~, for thi s reason 1 . .~-in deliver albei . tbyaslendrmgi L What a match we have in stor e at "Artie Park 11" where Westbourne take on a rampant South Melbourne. The Warriors have had their fair share of critics, with many saying they are overrated . Having been at most of their games this year, I would partially agree. The team has certainly struggled in its transition to the new coaching style of Fab Gatti and to me, it has lacked spark, particularly across half forward . For my selection though, I am sticking with my beloved Warriors to cause an upset and finally register a win against one of the "Big Five" .

Word on the street is that there is trouble-a-brewing at UHStown and today could be the perfect opportunity for the Saints to take advantage and open their D3 account. With the students continually having to rely on the old guard of Gorringe and Cracknell, things are going from bad to worse .

My prediction is it will not get much better today as the Saints keep their faint chances of staying up alive with a good win .

Kew's season is like an episode of "Lost", as in, where has their 2005 form crashed to? On the flip side, the Gryphons are a tough bunch to work out, with their magoos on fire, yet their seniors playing mediocre football at best . Picking today's winner is akin to playing a game of two up, but with the hom e

D3 SECTION Sharp, Christopher BENTLEIGH AFC 8 43 Higgins, Matthew SWINBURNE UNI . AFC 8 35 Haysey, John WEST BRUNSWICK AFC 0 20 Home, Craig KEW AFC 6 20 McGee, William SOUTH MELB . DISTRICTS 8 20 Aquilina, Steven SOUTH MELB . DISTRICTS 5 19 Wright, Matthew UHS-VU AFC I 18 W SECTION RESERV E Henderson, Earl STH MELB . DISTRICTS 3 Parker, Ma tthew MONASH GRYPHONS 0 Elbaz, Ohad ELSTERNWICK AFC 3 Ledger, David SWINBURNE UNI . AFC 0 Adaway, Shaun BENTLEIGH AFC 2 Bernardi, Jason ST MARYS AFC 2 Glenn, Matthew KEW AFC I "" results weren't received . Any discrepancies may be due to nonsubmission of results by clubs .

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ground advantage I will stick with the Gryphons to make it officially a three horse race in the relegation stakes.

Correction Last week it was reported tha t played his 200th game for Elsterr . ck, it __ in fact of cours e South M elbourne .

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Jiu Westbouri congrat l on his 200th club game tc - v.

18 year old in 1994 and it n to senior ranks . It is made his mark, with has won a senior B&>; Senioi topping the ton in '04, VAFx te leading goalkicker at the games and goals in store a t Jarred Tanner plays his Nlestbourne, having spe n . with good pace and skill, . first milestone .

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Congrats.

Well done to Dash Peiris on umpiring his first A grade game last week, Dash, after along battle of knocking on the door has finally crashed it down and taken his opportunity. On the boundary, also for his first A grade game was Alex Koutsoukis . Alex, the start of the young breed of boundaries coming through, performed well on the big stage and will not look out of place come September. Logan Smith has progressed to a senior game after toiling in the U/19, welcome to senior footy Logan and enjoy the after match .

Time trial s The goalies under their new advisor are now being subjected to time trials . Three one-lappers of the park on the clock was enough to shock the guys into the new regimen, the last thing that was timed in the goalies training was the tunnelball competitions . The three laps were enough to make some sick to the stomach (which we think one was) .

to the nearby Trott to have a few celebratory bourbons .

Well done boys.

Also, due to last week being such a newsworthy week the interview with JK and AD had to be trimmed . Here's the remaining questions that didn't make it to print last week.

Best umpire to shower with after the game ?

JK : None really stand out but I reckon the old showers at St Bernard's were great . Sharing them with the players provided a kind of immediate feedback but being naked always broke down the barriers and I guess almost allowed us umpires to be seen as human.

is there anything you wish to still achieve in umpiring ?

Thanks AD : 400 games, and if not that, the ability to ignore the Jamie Kvins would like to thank University Blues ratbag supporters who get personal with their abuse, (especially Bob Girdwood) for their hospitality whilst be able to report them and make their club responsible helping him celebrate his milestone game of 250 last for their behaviour. week . Although Jamie was still considerably fresh after the game, (Leah had run most of the game as she did JK : My wish would be to encourage more players to with Macca a couple of weeks back) he was still able to take on the challenge of umpiring . Former players re-hydrate during a fine effort at the after-match "skol" . make for great umpires for so many reasons .

Returning their experience to the playing field would Anthony Damen celebrated his 350th at the ground really help our great game to grow . where it all began for him - the Ross Gregory Oval in the South Melbourne Districts vs UHS-VU match . For Thanks guys and well done . those who may be unaware, Anthony was a legendary Powerhouse player in his younger days and later on A word from Guru Bo b commenced his umpiring career umpiring the 'house "When two men go up for the mark, only one can find two's. After the game last week he was able to trot over true happiness"

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You could throw an old dressiro cover th u table of D4 with no I,s than 6 sic:.s on 12 points .

The great cliche 'percentage is important' could not be more pertinent .

Perhaps the grade is breaking off into 3 distinct groups with the two pacesetters stealing a break and the bottom two falling off the pace? Still plenty of time to go, but the finals race looks to be a corker .

Whilst the current ladder suggests 9 wins and a good percentage will get you into the finals, my hunch is that at lease 10 games will be needed . Some simple maths for most clubs to contemplate !

Review The most eye catching win was probably by Power House as they came out after half time firing to win comfortably against Bulleen . Some of the familiar names in Taylor, Basic and Grahek were good for the House whilst once again ; Cookson starred for Bulleen and was well supported by Dunn .

The acid was on Box Hill North this week as they took on well fancied Eley Park . It was tight all day however the Hillmen managed to get away in the last quarter . Small forward Dan Penny was again in the goals, this time with 9 whilst his partner in crime, Thoi, chipped in with 5 . Ball was also good again . For Eley Park, Bowen and Roll were the best .

Eltham made it 6 in a row as they accounted for North Brunswick. A tight defence was they key as the Turtles allowed only 1 late goal to be scored . Candle, Hargraves across half forward and Runci off half back were the Turtles best . Savanah battled well for North .

Low profile Albert Park had their best win for the season as they accounted for highly ranked Syndal .

The respective forward and back flanks were controlled by Barley and Haynes whilst Collins celebrated his return to footy with a strong showing up forward . Robinson was the best for Syndal .

Finally, Hawthorn returned to the winners list as they easily accounted for an undermanned Richmond .

Pritchard, Rice and Mundy were among the better players for the Hawks whilst Speakman and Nuske battled hard fro Richmond . Plenty of grind for Central for the rest of the year however they have a longer term plan and are sticking too it .

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-un~ . should make it 2 for the year as they welcorr,r Richmond . I still think that North are a wildcard and whilst the 9 games required from here for finals action might be a tough ask, don't be surprised if they make a steady tilt. Anyway, home side for mine.

The first of two classic '8 point games' occurs when Albert Park venture across town to Box Hill North . It is fair to say that Albert Park have been below my radar for most of the year however last weeks win said a lot about their chances this year. Box Hill also is coming off a good win, one that got their season back on track .

Hard to judge but maybe home ground advantage gives BHN the edge .

The second '8 pointer',occurs when Hawthorn welcome Bulleen to Glenferrie oval .

The disruption to their home ground, whilst a long term blessing, has caused the Hawks some grief, having lost all three of their 'reversed' games . Bulleen are still missing some big names and even if they return this week might be a little under done . Hawthorn for mine .

t I, ards, Paul POWER HOUSE AFC 3 9 Penny, Daniel BOX HILL NORTH AFC 9 33 Venables, Shaun ALBERT PARK AFC 4 26 Viola, David ELEY PARK SHARKS 2 26 McClaren . Adam ELTHAM OC 1 21 Arcoraci, Frank BULLEEN COBRAS AFC 2 18 Blagro ve, Matthew ELTHAM OC 1 18 D4 SECTION RESERVE Carter, Darren NORTH BRUNSWICK AFC 1 17 Abbott, Matthew ELTHA M OC 0 15 Unwin . Mark BULLEEN COBRAS AFC 2 14 Olson, Bradley BOX HILL NORTH AFC 0 13 Sutton, James ALBERT PARK AFC 0 13 Weston . Scott ELTHAM OC 3 13 Papanastasatus, Frank NORTH BRUNSWICK AFC 1 1 0 "` " results weren't received. Any discrepancies may be due to non-

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Eltham travel to Syndal looking to be in seventh heaven by the end of the day . Hard to fault them at any level at this stage as they continue to warm in premiership betting . Syndal will have been disappointed with the past two games . A great start to the year has been converted into a reasonable start. Unlikely to become any easier this week as Eltham should prevail .

Finally, Power House host Eley Park . The House are consistently getting the job done this year and are clearly in the silk department of D4 . The Sharks have been steady after their promotion however this is a big task and Power House should prevail .

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North Brunwic k congratulates Trevor "Axe" Ackland on 50 games . A hard in and under player, Trevor is always trying for his club . Always on hand to fill the breach, he is a player who shows the way with hard play. Never known to take a backward step, his teammates know the effort he puts into his game . Well done from all at Allard Park .

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Bennett, W. Mclndoe, L. Brown Syndal TH : Goals : D. Richardson 3, I . Mackenzie 2, D . Reynolds 2, G. Healy, 1. Tua . F. George . Best: B. Robinson, I. Mackenzie, J .

Dwyer, A . Sheer, D. Caplan, G . Healv Umpires: Peter Griffiths (F) Ron Marlyn (F) Eley Park Sharks 4 .3 7_5 9.6 12:11 (83) Sox Hill North AFC 2 .4 7 .7 11 .13 15 .14 (104) EPS: Goals : T. Houlden 3, D. Viola 2, D. Broadbear, C . Cresswell, C . Jolty, J . Nelson, J. Alexandridis, M. Viola, D. Haynes . Best: D. Bowen, D. Roll, B. Reade, 0 .

Broadbear, T. Hou{den, D . Payne BHH: Goals: D . Penny 9, T. Thai 5, M . Lacey.

Best: D . Penny, R . Ball, T. Thai, C. Riscalla, M . Penny, C . Liston Umpires: Nicholas Brown (F) Geoffrey Deveson (F) Ri nd Central AFC 0 .4 0.4 1 .4 1 .4 (10) 1' -1 7FC 7 .3 18 .5 30.7 37 .18 (240) 1 ;: C Is: N. Nuske . Best: 0 . Speakman, D . Morrison, N. Nuske. C . Moore, J. Dunn . A. umver Haw: Goals: D. Lauletta 9, C. Rice 6, J . Jackomos 5, L. Aitken 4, P. ~Kenna 4, R. Ogge 3, D . Pritchard 2, M. Tyson 2, R . Beattie 2. Best : D. Laolâ&#x201A;Ź , C. Rice, J . Jackoms, P. McKenna, L . Aitken, R . Mundy U s: Logan Smith (F) Travis Stern (F ) Bull n C-!+-s AFC 31 4 .7 4.8 5 .10 (40) Pâ&#x201A;Ź least kFC 1 .7 4.8 9.9 12 .12 (84) .

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Mr,Leod . Best: B . Cookson, R. Donn, e;ob: G>: F T. Conn, D l ~chi. T. Orwin, T. ior r u :; Goals: M . Taylor 3, D. Grahek )resi, D. Williams, D. Burnside . Best: 3 . C . Or rdson, 0 . Cooper, S. Lynch, N I r, P. Basic. D. Grahek, D. Burnside, N . Moresi, P. Edwards Lit Paul with;ngton (F) Paul Dinneen (f } EH{ ,o.n OC 1 .5 4.7 7 .13 13 .28 (98) IH1 run ickAFC 0.2 04 0.4 1 .6(12) Eltham: Goals: C . Cono4e 4, T. Andrews 2, A. Whyte 2, M . Blagrove, M . Crooks, B. Galain, A. McClaren, L . Mason. Best : A . Hargrave. R . Bunco, T. Andrews, M. Blagrove, A . Chapman, A. Whyte Nth Bruns : Goals : T. Ackland . Best: T. Savanah, B. Robertson . S . Famfari, A. Sammartmo, D . Pizzari, J . Boudoloh Umpires : Ken Brewer (F) Gerard Polls (F ) 04 RESERVE Eitham DC 4.0 6.4 12 .11 16.11 (107) 3 .8(26) North Brunswick AFC 1 .5 3.5 3 .6 Eflham: Goals: J . Baud 3 . S . Weston 3, M . Claris 2, J . Hyndman 2, S. Mead 2, L . .

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Rowe, S. Weston, J. Barnes, J. Simpson, S . Kaye. Best Baud, M. Hart, C . Baud Nth Bruns: Goals : D. Carter, F. Papanastasatus, R. Bond .

Best : B . Williams, R . Bond, J . Rotella P. Tomkins, M. Pisasale, Y. Hussei n Albert Park AFC 3.5 5.9 7.11 19 .13 (73) Syndal Tally He AFC 21 3 .3 5 .7 7.10 (52) Albert Park: Goals: A. Hansen 4, S. Affleck 2, C. Cook, W. Harries, R. Ferrero, K .

Begbie . Best : B. Hansen, A. Sutherland, R . Ferrero, M . Snowden, C . Cook, M .

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Section 1 All tips correct this week, on fire . Time for a Review: De La gav e Marcellin a fair touch up. Stewart and Nethersole were brilliant in the ruck, while it was great to see Nicko Stewart return to his best form . A very nappy camp at ue t .a! HOPS mu it again to beat Scotch by the solitary. Matt Quigley and Hayden Spinner were best for the winners (four games out of six - good one boys) . No doubt a few Austin McCrabs on Saturday night in celebration? Xavs took Blues to the slaughterhouse, the result - a mess. A seven goal third quarter was the difference . Jon Mercuri was on fire with six sausage rolls, while Alexander Ross ripped everything to shreds around the ground. In other games, SKOB won their first game over fellow cellar dwellers Collegians and St Bernards put to pay By. Preview: Match of the round sees Rupo playing how's your father to St Bernards .

Tough call but I tip the away side . Sorry Rupo, I do love you guys.

Marcellin will trott all over Collegians, BV will follow in SKOBS' footsteps and beat them to win game 1 for the year. Best of the rest Xavs to extinguish Scotch and De La to call the shots against Blues .

Any feedback, beatonc@tabcorp .com .au . Happy punting and get on the pies tonight under 39.5 points .

Section 2 The rampant Raiders took control from the start, belting a lacklustre Blacks by 103 after a solid week on the track. Parade had first use through Chris Khoury and Tim Gibbons, while Carl Sage (5) and superboot Marcus Soloman (7) were unstoppable up forward . Brighton beat Caulfield by 31, never looking threatened . Sest continued with 6 majors, while midfielders Finlayson, Geddes and wingmen Ward and David Jennings were standouts . Ben Hyland shone for Caulfield. The OM's crushed bottom side Trinity by 89, even after a mini 3rd term revival . Tom Bennison and Ben McKie were on fire for the OM's . Carey improved their kicking, toppling the Friars by 43. While the Wallets paddled the Sharks by 76. Hillier (6) and Wright (6) kicked more than half the Wellers' majors .

In this round's upset, the T's will register their first win against the Sharks by 14 . Brighton will get a reality check from the Wellers, who are finally showing some good form and looking good in 4th posi . 5 goals.

The Blacks should scrape back some confidence against the Fielders this week after their embarrassment last week . The Melburnians will take care of the Friars . OM's by 41 points . Top billing will go to the Panthers, Raiders tussle this week . Both sit 2ntl and 3rd respectively.

Watch for the 2 form forwards, Bull and Soloman squaring off at opposing ends . The Panthers - in an epic . bernecich@netspace.net.au Section 3 - Review Oakleigh have stamped their class on Section 3 by defeating second placed St. Bede's Mentone by 41 points to stand alone at the top of the ladder without a loss . Oakleigh held a 3 goal lead at half time, yet through the constant run of Michael Doyle and Skipper Daniel Wills, and the goal kicking of Chris Meyer who booted 7, Oakleigh took th e 48

game in the second half .

Ormond beat Old Essendon easily with Orry Lack in great form kicking 7 and ViceCaptain Lu ' everything, kicking 3 . MHSOB had a good away win against Ajax, with Adam Littlehales helping MHSOB to a healthy half-time lead . Josh Smith was Ajax's best in a disappointing result. Old Ivanhoe are the form team besides Oakleigh winning their fourth in a row against Bentleigh. Mitchell Bodycoat continued his form, supported by Alex Bolzan and Hayden Dekretser . La Trobe also had a good away win against Emmaus St . Leo's.

Preview For the third week in a row Bentleigh play a team in red hot form . They host the undefeated Oakleigh, and last week showed they are a 4l-point better team than second placed SBMT. While Jamie Viahos will be confident after last weekend's showing for Bentleigh, he will need hi s

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teammates' help in a game Oakleigh should win . Old Ivanhoe travel to La Trobe looking to chalk up their fifth straight win . While La Trobe had little trouble with Emmaus St . Leo's last week, they will find Old Ivanhoe a different kettle of fish and the Hoers should have a win . SBMT will see last week's first loss as a minor hiccup and will be looking to take out their frustration on Ajax . Daniel Lynch and Chris Mouritz will help SBMT's cause, however, Jesse Osowicki will be trying his best to get his Ajax teammates firing . SBMT to win . Two tough ones to close the round sees MHSOB host Ormond . MHSOB returned to winning form last week and will be tough to beat at home, however, one win doesn't mean much if they can't back it up, and against an in form Ormond, they might struggle. Old Essendon host Emmaus St. Leo's, and with David Benson playing well and the game being played at Essendon Grammer, Old Essendon should win their second game for the season .

This section needs to help out with sending in match reports for their teams . Parent's/supporters/coaches - just a small snippet of the game is all that is required . Send info into al_vafa@hotmail .com U19 (Blue) - Review In the clash of the titans, De La Salle travelled to Central Reserve to tackle Mazenod, with expectations high after a week's rest . The 1st quarter was a tense affair, with De La leading by the solitary goal at the first break . From the 2nd quarter Mazenod got their running game going and started to relish the opportunity to play on the main oval .

They held a 23 point lead at the half and then after the break they went whoosh and the game was over. Mazenod's intelligent play and willingness to share the ball was shown in the 12 different goal kickers, lead by Stefan Davis and Nicholas Graham with 4 each . Mazenod was lead ably by Cameron Smith and Kieran Seenan . A close game between Monash and Oakleigh Clayton saw the Clays hold on by 14 points with Chris Phillips playing well and kicking 4 goals, while Old Haileybury had a clinical win against Parkdale with Anthony Wright bagging 6 goals and Bradley Dolman continuing his good form . Old Mentonians were miserly in defence with their 61 point win against Powerhouse/South Mornington, with Skipper Jake Moon again very good, as was Matthew Wilton .

Preview De La Salle must go on to play the other undefeated team in Old Haileybury. While lion hearted ruckman Tom Kovarik will be trying his best to get De La over the line, the juggernaught that is Old Haileybury will continue on its way as they win in a tough contest . Oakleigh Clayton hosts the refreshed Hampton Rovers, and the Clays will be chock-full of confidence after their away win last week . Daley Jones and Josh Carstensen will be helping the Clays cause with both in good form and I am tipping Hampton to win and to get their season back on track. With the likes of Ben Dwyer and Kyle Pinto running around with fresh legs, Hampton should have the slight edge, however, this is their last chance!

Old Mentonians should have Monash's measure at home, while an interesting game between Parkdale and Powerhouse/South Mornington presents itself this round. Both teams share a lot of similarities and this game could go either way, however, with Josh O'Meara in good form and the game being played at Gerry Green Reserve, I will tip Parkdale in a nail-biter. Mazenod have a well earned rest.

Please send match info into al_vafa@hotmail .com. Thanks to Shane Regan and Paul Lourey for their regular reviews.

U19 (Red ) Coming home with a wet sail in a 6 goals to 1 last quarter wasn't enough for Kew, who forgot to play the middle 2 quarters . The Old Saints charged to a commanding 40 point lead by the final break and

an eventual 13 point victory, as NOBSPC players Kyle Adams, Jordan Molloy and Sam Richardson delivered the home side their 3rd win and Kew's 3rd loss. Aquinas got back into winning form knocking off the Lions by 57 after a 2nd quarter domination . Ashley Naulty and Josh Stewart kicked 3 each .

In a high scoring affair at T.H. King Reserve, the Xavs (170) were too strong for the Bullants (107) . For Xavs, Tom "Motley Crue" Lee (7) and Trent Preece (5) took control up forward . Bulleen-Temp's Rob Illingworth slotted 7, while Cam Azer worked hard in the middle . Top of the table, Fitzroy trounced bottom Westbourne in a 90 point pantsing .

Always consistent contributors, Barnett (5), Ligris (3), and Matt Biggs (3) were top notch while Drew Olarenshaw was also in the best for the REDS. This week's winners are Xavs, BT, REDS and Rupo . Kew host Xavs and the former will continue to slip as the inform Xavs will run home 26 point winners. Bulleen Temp play Therry and I'll say the Bullants by 19 points. Illingworth and Meadows are looking to be formidable unit in that forward line . The Reds, the new team to beat, will put an end to the Old Saints run, putting them away by 5 goals . Westbourne host a fresh Woodsmen side . Rupo after some trying weeks before the bye should have the legs to take out the home-side by 4 goals and get back that winning feeling . Aquinas have a sleep in . bernecich@netspace.net.au

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Benson 3, J . Cross 2, J . Glen 2, T. Byron 2, S. Doyle, A. Ley, J . McNamara, Best: A. Ross, T. Grigg, S . Doyle, W. Buil. W. Smith, A. Ley Umpires: Matthew O'Keefe (F} Nathan Sheppard (F) 12 .14 18.19 (127) St Bemar6s 6 .4 8.9 Barrfute-1'iewbank 1 .2 2.3 3.0 7.5 (47) St Berm Goals: A . Stapleton 4. J, Fouids 3, M . Hughes 3, J . Ryan 2, J. Vmey 2, K . Dalmau 2, A. Harrison, T. Duynaam. Best : M. Hughes, A. Stapleton, A . Harrison, S . P>iarchment, A. Singleton, J . lando,menico 3anyute-YB : Goals: D. Lucevic 2. G. Dimek, R . Gutterson, D .

K2yrooz, S. Trull, J. Mugavin. Best : D . Drapac, D . Kayrooz, R . Gutterson, C . Buckley, A. Doyle, D. Luce"uic Umpires: Ian Kennedy (F) Briar Nunn (C) 53 00 4.3 10.5 14 .9 1612 (108) fnt' 3A 8 .8 10.10 1411 (95) -al; : J . Mullen 5, M- Murphy 4, T. Lattanzo 2, L. Griffiths 2, S . Bantam . B- Liu, S .

Neo' m ,. Best: M. Murphy. J . Mullen, H. Low, S. Con!an, T Dixon, T. Boston Coll : Goals : T. Rutherford 3, S . Inglis 3, W. Tardrf 2, R. Blackleg T. Zimbachs, T. Thomas, J . Baldwin, L .

Sau'irs, A. Restein. Best, J.' t, B . Sims, S_ Gross, S . Inglis, T. Rutherford, A. Restem U pires : Richard t .an t, rant Hegan (F ) 8.10(-S) Old _ 0 .2 2 .4 6.8 B. AFC 3.1 42 7.3 9.5(59) .

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Lawrence, B McGregor, G, c : ueais: A. Gray 2, E . Kitchen, S . Slattery, Best : S . Bradley, A. Gray, A . Tummel, N . Lawrence, M . Avferi, P. Raftray Rup : Goals: A. Jones 2, M . Quigley 2, T. Smith 2, J . Bradley, 0- Gregory, C . Thill . Best : M . Quigley, H. Spinner, M. McPhee, D . Gregory, D. McGovern, A . Jones Umpires: David Anseimi (F) Michael Hyde (F) Marcella OC 0 .1 0.4 1,4 4 .7 (31) On La Salle OC 2.8 5 .11 12.12 18 .15 (123) Marc : Goals : J . Crapper, A. Delmastro, T. Montagna, J. Winstaniey, Best: T. Montagna, P. Newnes, J. Winstanicy,J, Arter, B . Carlyle, Z . Johnston DLS : Goals: M. Moore 3, A . Kovarik 3, L. Bull 2, J . Oakley 2, N . Thompson 2, S. Fairbrother 2, G. Hesse, G . Rae N . Roberts, J .

Phillips. Best: N . Stewart, J . Poustie, S. Nethersole, J. Batch, L . Bull, M . Herkess Umpires: David D'aitera (F) Jack Fagan (F) UNDER 19 (Z Whitefriass OC 1 .0 3 .1 4 .8 6.11 (47) 13 .12(90) Old Carey Gr 2 .5 5 .6 7 .11 White : Goals : A. Harris 2, M . MandEcos, J . O'Meara, P. S;oro~r ngas, R . Spurrell . Best: P. Hayes, M. Stafford, M . O'Leary, A. Harris, J. Hill, M. Mirabei!a Old C: Details Not Received Umpires: Peter Pullen (F) David Evans (P) Old Trin€tp Cr 0 .0 OA 4.2 5 .2(32) Old Melburnians 8 .2 12 .7 16.10 10,13 (121) Old Trin: Details Not Received Old Malt: Goals: S . Taylor 6 . B. McKie 4, G. Hanger 3, B. Finneriz 2, T. Code, T. 0'Shaughnessy, T. garrison . Best : B . McKie, T. Bennison, B . Fnnertz, P. Kennon, G . Hanger, S . Taytor Umpires: Christian Schaefer (F) Thomas Windlow (F) 11,11 (77) Caulfield Or 2.2 5.5 7 .9 6.6 9.9 13 .9 16 .12 (1g8) Old Brighton Or Cool: Goals : T. Robinson 4, T. Spinks 3, M. Sasster 2, N. Andrew, J. McCahon . Best: T. Robinson, A. Walkow, J . Jennings, B . Gatehouse, M . Hardy, B . Hyland Old Br. Goals:*J . Best 6, D. Jennings 3, A . Gunning 2, C, Dowling 2, B . Takle 2, M . McKimm. Best: J. Best, D .

Jennings, M . Fnt3yson, J- Geddes, A. Gunning, J. Ward Umpires: Jason Evans (F) Daniel Mason (B) Ryan Morris (B) 82 12.5 16 .9 21 .13 (139) Old Camberwell Or Beaumaris AFC 2.0 6 .1 7.7 9.9 (63) OCG: Goals: C. Hillier 6, C. Wright 6, A . Clarke 3, C. Poyntcn 2, T. Shanks 2, A . Romanin, T. Nichols. Best : C . Hillier. P. Storey, T Nichols, S . Borryhady, A. Clarke, C. Wright EPS: Goals: K . Games 3, J. Gregory 3, T. Hunt, R. Scrivener, C. La Rocca . Best : K. Games, D . Pritchard, J. Richter, M . Witson, J . Gregory, R. Gillespie Umpires: Bruno Savi (F) Frank Stokes (F) Old Paradia tt 5 .8 10 .9 17 .10 23,13 (151) University Blacks 1,1 3.2 6.3 7.6 (48) Old Par, Goals: M . Solomon 7, C. Sage 5, J. Kandlakis 2, M. Stace 2, S . Valente 2, A. Asdagi 2, J. Donald 2, N. Curcio . Best: C . Khoury, M. Redmond, A . Asdagi, J. Donald, P. Watson, D. McKenna Uri BI: Goals: J. Russell 2, S, Miller 2, T. Napier, S . Cleary, J. Cordner. Best : S. Miller, S. Jess, D . Johns, J . Cordner, L Read, J . Grigg Umpires: Michael Force (F) Patrick Coulthard (F) UNDER 19 (3) Emmaus St Leos OC 3.3 6.6 9.7 10 .8 (68) La Tmbe University AFC 5.4 8.6 14.10 21 .12 (138) Emmaus SL: Goals: J . Quirk 3, J. Chun 2, S . Mills 2, N . Tamburro, N. Bamneiio, M. Dobson .

Best: M . Simbo an, P. Mahon, J. Quirk, A . Crivelii, M. Small, N . Baranella LaTrobe: Details Not Received Umpires : Stephen Mason (C) Patrick Maebus (F) Ajax AFC 1 1 3 .1 9.4 12.7 (79) 6100 00 3.1 10 .8 13 .12 17.15 (117 ) Alex-. Goals : D. Simon 3, J. Feidy, J . Kestenberg, B. Rotstein, M. Shattering, G. Milner, J .

Dviss, N. Warren, J. Osow7cki, J. Rose. Best: J. Smith, J. Osawicki, B. Rotstein, D . Selzer, N. Shulman, D . Simon 61H508 : Goals: A. L'rfttehales 4, A. Higgins 3, N. Campbell 3, F. Fountain 3, T. 0ostveen 2, S. Wrigley, S . Wilani. Best: A . Littlehales, J . Kteley, T. Oostveen, N. Campbell, S. Wrigley, P. Fraczek Umpires: Paul Jones (F) Chris Thorhum (F) Michael Raphael (B) Mitchell Hutchison (B) Nick Booth (G) Ben Shorter (G) 50

6.1 9 .2 1 t . :: Goals : s i, S. Der y 4, 1 Edta°rds 4 T. Doherty 2' , desr : M. Doyie. D . 'r iis, L. Barraod, S . Do, , r C ~er s, A. Dc, Bcalinnar 4, C. Tobin 2. S . Jones 2 . S C'huil' er, C Mounts. B. tdevr W''-r°- at: D. Lynch, C .' }c', C . Keenan, B . Neville, R. Sxcyn, S. Jones Ompl my . tF) Sean Scully (Snr) (f) Ormond AFC 8 .6 12.13 1617 22.22 (1") Old Essendan GP i .0 21 2.5 5 .5 (so) Orm: Goals : 0. Lack 7, L. Simpson 5, J . As 3, L. Dun, is 3, R . McGirr 2. J. Wardl?y 2 .

Best' 0 . Lack, L. OcThie, L. Simpson, J . W- , N. Rids, S . Ashton Old Ess : Goals : D, Ben! 3, E. Saltau, 0. Trevaskrs. Best: D . F~ t . D. Trevaskis, D . McGarry, R. Janes, D .

Moore, E, f tBau Umpires: Mark Jenkins I Hooper (F ) Gr 9.8 15 .1 21 .22 (148) 63 10.5 (65) BenUeigb : 1 .1 4.2 Old i: Goals K. Ellis 5, G . HaHrick 3, T, Rc ' 9. Harr'^^n 3, HI 'ser 2, J . Minas, .

Hondror rills, E tL M. I t A . Edson, H. T. Pan i, R . Gieschen, R Dekretser, J. DunnetC D . Workman Ya r- u : M . La J . Go_ is 2, B. Steu - 2, C . tr, B. Hunt, C . Clement. € B. St is Laskey. C. Fidler, ri Tim Norton (F) B . H L l- nan Umpires : Shane uN dt.E S ; fi t 52 13.2 19 .3 27.8 (170) (2 ) v, 1 ;ag ; C 4.3 8 .9 10.11 16 11 (107) Did (2) l. 11, T. Preece 5, P. Myers 3, P. FlegeHaub 2, T. Morrison 2, W .

0'Si a2 h L. Guirguis, Best: T. Lee, T. Preece, W. D'Sul(rreo, P- Myers, J. Kay .

J . khan n,ut T: Goals: R . Il6ngvsarth 7, M, Meadovrs 3, D . ions Ii 2, M . Card 2, M .

Courmn .l ;i . °ast: C. Azar, M . Card. R. Iilingu;orth, M . Coulston, S. Glenn, M . Meadows Um; Dumie (F) Michael Gilday (F) 1 0 ime 1 .3 3.4 61 6.7(43) 13(133) P, W 4 .7 10.8 17 .10 M. >t: Old (: Go D : Ewell, B . Tanner, M . Williamson, A . Whyte, T. Piut ber r I D . Lod M. McMahan, B, Spheri, M . Williamson, T. Flasher, N . Gar Gears : T. gain .' s 3 . C. Ligris 3, D . Olarens,haw, 2, L. Haliiwetl2, J. ovy n, udnrp Warner, F. I. *. as. Best: D . Olarenshaw, M . Biggs, J. Dawson-5mth, J . ..,pires: MaY Howarth (F) Phil Howarth (F ) J, Gunn, G . .'

1 6 13 .9 14,13 (97) RUB/St Patri( ~otlege 4,5 Kew AFC 33 5,4 7 .5 136 (84) NOBlSiP: Goals: Torpy 4 Kirk2 Molloy Richardson Kiewer Ronan Ford Trappe Duneli Smith .

Best : Forbes Adams King Molloy Richardson Williams . Kew: Goals: K . Eleftherogiau 3, J. FuBheim 2, J. Loorham 2 . H. Macarthur Clyde 2, A. Lucisano, G. Williams, S . Thompson . N. Monaco. Best K. EHftheroglou, H . M.acarthur Clyde, 0 . Wall, D, Berry, T. Wang, J. Fuitheim Umpires: Sean Scully (Snr) (F) Tony Millar (F) Therry Panels OB 2 .4 4 .5 5.9 5.11 (41) 11.13 13.20 (95) Aquinas OC 2 .5 81 TPen : Goals : M . Castello 2, M. Conboy, B . Harding, D . O'Donnell . Best: M . Canboy, R .

Brennan, B. Harding, K. Hetau, G. Rees, J . Ciaassen Aquinas : Goals: A . Nautiy 3, J . Stewart 3, M. Sweeney 2, P. Cross 2, P. Maaskant, S . Ragozzini, T. Syme. Best: P. Maaskant, A .

Nauty, S. O'Donnell, D. Zuccon, P. Cross, J. Stewart Umpires: Briar, Nunn (C) Chris .rtkowski (F ) Rupertswnad AFC - BYE .

MUM= Monash Blues 5 .2 9.6 72.8 13 .10 (88) Oakieigh Clayton 3,1 6.0 12.7 15 .12 (102) Mon Blues: Goals: M. Sutherland 4, A. Jordan 3, K. Collins 2, S. Barton, T. Whelan, A Heger, J. Crook. Best: N. Rhoden, J. Crook, A. Heger, T. Johnstone, S. Jacobson, M . Mason Oak Cl: Goals: C. Phillips 4, S . Gallagher 2, D . Gait 2, D. Jones 2, P. Hill 2, J. Simon, T. Collins . M. Devereaux . Best: C . Phillips, D. Jones, J . Cartensen, D . Gatt, S. Gallagher, L, Oegeorge Umpires: Marlyn Bona (F) Stephen Caple (F ) Old Haiteyburians 5 .4 11 .10 19.15 26.23 (179) Parkdale Vultures 1 .1 3.1 6 .4 7.4(46) Old Hail : Goals: A . Wright 6, R . Johnson 5, D, Kedge 3, N. Bourke 3. A . Campbell 2 . B .

Dolman 2, N. Crdicos 2, N. Waite, S. Martin, K. Stamford, Best: A . Wright, B. Dolman, R .

Johnson, A. Campbell, N . Bourke, D . Korios Park Vait Goals: M. Kight, M . Beaman, J .

0'P.9eara, R . Horier, C . Terranova, A. Van Staveren, P. Dilovio, Best: J. O'Meara, A. Van Staveren, M . Beaman, M . Kight, A. Wood, D . Scorn Umpires: Peter Liddell (F) Dean Schwab PoaserhousetSth Memington 2.3 3.5 3.6 5.8(38) 5.2 8.6 11 .6 1d .15 (99) Old Mentunians PHtSth Mom: Goals: S. Kemp 2, J. Mauracher, T. Marine, L . Fitzsimmons . Best : J . Stanley, T. Marmo, R . Hines, P. Mauracher, L . Jackson, L. Fitzsimmons Old Ment: Goals: J . Moon 4, D. Daperis 3, B . Norton 3, J. Provrsp, M. Jenkins, M . Blathers, M . Campbell. Best: M. Wilton, J. Moon, M. Lumsden, J . Thompson, M . Campbell, D . Daperis Umpires: Matthew Brennan (F) Simon Stokes (F ) Rdazenod OC 22 8,4 13 .9 20 .13 (133) Be La Salle 0C 3.2 4 .5 4 .6 4.10 (34) Maz Goals: N. Graham 4, S . Davis 4, N . Bogar 2, P . Stanley 2, N . Crameri, F. Deegan, C .

Duke, S . Cummings, C. Smith, L . Castledine, C . Brown, J .. Best: C. Smith, A. Weekes, S .

Fraser, S. Davis, C. Brown, P. Stanley Gallery DLS : Goals: N . Gill, L . Semmei, A, McKenna, C. Grant. Best T. Kovarik, A. Roberts, T. Bloom, J. Lamb, L. Seminal, D . Reid Umpires: Paul Tyrer (F Wayne Hinton (F ) Hampton Rovers AFC - BYE .

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Round 7 In the fullness of time the results of Round 6 could well be the defining ones in the season's sto ry, as many well placed teams played each other. We now have a be tter idea as to comparative strengths, which did not help my success rate which fell to 66%.

REVIEW Section 1 Leaders Old Xaverians showed their superiority over fourth placed University Blues with a 66 point victory .

Old Xaverians (2) opened their winning account with a 25 point win over St Bede's/ Mentone Tigers.

Despite marked inaccuracy, De La Salle were able to defeat St Kevin's by 10 points and so gain the Anthony Molan Cup named in honour of their late player. Their loss of points through an ineligible player continues to haunt St Kevin's, who now are a game behind the leaders .

Old Scotch defeated Mazenod by 38 points .

Prahran, with a sprinkling of youth assisting the senior players, were largely untroubled to defeat Old Melburnians by 30 points . Prahran were well served as usual by Dave Butterworth, and Nigel Macpherson in game number 100 .

For the Melburnians, none tried harder than mid fielder Stuart Wettenhal l Section 2 Old Brighton won their first game when they defeated Marcellin by 45 points.

Mt Lilydale kicked the highest score of the round when they overran Therry Penola by 126 points. This may prove the catalyst for the Mt Lilydale players to continue to play consistently and to hold their newly acquired top four spot .

Collegians triumphed at Donvale over Whitefriars by 16 points . Collegians opened an early lead which was gradually whittled away but their slow start really told against Whitefriars in the final analysis . The win kept Collegians in the finals race whereas their loss tipped Whitefriars from the leading bracket. Whitefriars' best were Andrews and Murphy, while Perkov did well for Collegians .

In the clash of the academics, Monash Blues received their greatest opposition of the season when University Blacks finished only 19 in arrears . Monash, who are the highest scoring team in the V.A.F.A . saw their percentage drop by over 100 .

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up their victory with a (, ] devastating openin g burst, which left th ne"Brnisfloudg their wake . St Bernard's, who had good players in : Mick Hande, Couch and Stapleton, did fight back to cut the Red's margin to a more respectable total .

Section 3 Caulfield Grammarians regained Sectional leadership through their 33 point victory over Old Geelong .

Emmaus/ St Leo's moved into the top four with a 41 point win over La Trobe University.

After another slow start, Old Essendon Grammarians regained winning form when they defeated the competitive North Old Boys! St Patrick's by 16 points. Best for Old Essendon were Sam . Evans, the consistent John Hughes, Callum Knox and Blair Carriss . For the Combine, Jonathan Maher, David Muscat and Nick Tonkin did well .

Beaumaris won their first game when they defeated Old Scotch by 25 points.

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0!d Trinity provided the surprise of the Round when they de ,d leaders Fitzroy Reds by 90 points . After the first the Reds were never in the game . Their defeat saw Is drop to third . Trinity's best were : Romeo r째 "am Herrod and Sam . Di Pasquale .

ways, so I select them to defeat Old Geelong on the wide spaces of Como Park .

Leaders, Caulfield Grammarians should win again at the expense of Beaumaris.

Old Essendon will appreciate their return home and will celebrate with victory over Old Scotch .

! ~,uct Prahran to continue on their winning way at the . ae of Mazenod . e Old Xaverians sho to record another comfortable victory a the of Old Scotch .

University Blues face a -tentone against St Bede's 1Meqtone Ti '--c-e a tough initiation to Brinc ; I the form of each side over six w ; I l ust select University Blues .

Second placed De La Salle shout coi their winning way by defeating Old Xaverians 2 I select St Kevin's to regain winning form the expense of Old Melburnians, who will be competitive but who I d,)ubt are as talented as St Kevin's players .

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. . : Lilydale should retain fourth place by defeating St Bernard's who face the long trek east . This match, which could be a fina l preview should reveal the comparative strength of the third and fourth placed sides .

Old Brighton should make it two wins in a row as they should prove too talented for Therry Penola especially at Brighton Beach .

University Blacks should regain winning form by defeating M arcellin, who languish last without a win .

For a potential final preview, M onash Blues journey to Collegians. Although Collegians are a force within the Section and will prove fiercely competitive, I cannot go past Monash Blues, whose form has been of a very high standard. Monash will win .

Whitefriars face another " eight point" game against Fitzroy Reds. Victory to the undefeated Reds would see Whitefriars still at least a game outside the top four, whereas victory to them could see Whitefriars return to the leading bracket. Having said all that, I favour the Reds to win

Section 3 Fitzroy Reds should return to the winning list by defeating North Old Boys/ St Patricks .

The match of the Round should be that between La Trobe University and Old Trinity . For the winner, a place in the finals could be the prize . For the loser, finals football could be a pipe dream . Trinity have the talent to beat most teams as they displayed last Saturday whereas La Trobe faltered last week after many consistent performances . I select Old Trinity.

Emmaus/ St Leo's seem to have recaptured winning

Against Old became the secc d 1 footballer to play 100 . . ;,o . .as a ~ :)p class junior athlete, is garr_s . 1, noted for his Cashing play from the back line through the midfield . He epitomizes the Prahran Club XV111 spirit through his dedication and camaraderie with his fellow players . ! i done Nigel, Your frien s h-pe to see you in mar- ---- --es as you chase `-->ive final's victor;'. an - Nigel's contrit in, e.c uld not be corr IF acknowledging e support of his mot . n rnrmoP champion !, .irdler, who is a fixtr ; i where she keeps time, operates the score 1 to, jvises coach and umpire alike with her ii ; inte :i i of the match situation .

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r=' u St I ::ins OB 2 .2 4 .2 6.A 10.6 (66) Be La Salle OC 2 .6 6.11 8 .17 9 .22 (76) SKOB : Goals: P. Harvey 2, R . Horrccks 2, T. Crowley, P. Halpin, P. Bostic, B . Short, M . Kiupacs, J . Drake, Best : R . Short . J. Fogarty, D. Makohon, A Kearns, D, Dunn' N .

Moore OLS: Goals : D . Jarvis 2, J. McGuinness 2, L. O'Donnell. A . Thornton, M. Kreze(, D . Black. M Clinch . Best: A McLeish . P. Hesse, S. Howe, D . Browning, Charles, D. Blac k Umpires : Mark Thornhill (C) Anthony Byrnes (C ) University Blues 2 .0 3 .1 5.2 7 .E7} Old Xarerians 4 .0 6.5 12.9 17.11 j1i3) UniB : Goals : J. Gates 2, D . Rowney, T. Conn, J . Poyner, C. Ross, J. W° `e . Thomat, 1 . f,aE+terd . A. Henderson, T. Granleese, L . 0'Sh :1 .r .Carte,M Goals: D . Rush 9 rers 3. J. Silk 2, A. . McCarthy, B . Perry, A" E Perry. D. Rush, H . A . Jones, A . McCarthy, L. Hardwick Umpires : Rcrt O'Halloran (C) Re I C ) Old Scotch 1 .1 5.4 7.6 13 .10 (80) fiiazened OC 1 .6 2.6 4 .11 6 .14 (50) OIdS : Goals: N . S„on 3, T. Fraser 2, N . O'Brien 2. S . Pappas 2, 64 . Ainger 2 .

Harkness, C. Dufour. Best: T Harkness, T. Fraser, M. Snow, C . Dufour, J. Wright: , G Fitzpatrick Mar Goals : J. Crozier 2, M . Fothergill 2, C. Collins, S . Dresser. Best: J. Byrt, M . Pollard, C. Busby, J . Cuberes, J. Crozier, S . Paine Umpires : Nick Paltreyman (C) Stuart Taylor (C ) Prabran AFC 7.2 11 .5 13.7 18 .8 (116) Old tAelhemians 2.3 4.6 7 .9 i310 (86) Pr: Goals: D . Butterworth 6 . D . Green 3, T. Maughan 2, D. Cahhorpe 2, J . Crabbed, L. Kitchen, T. McIver, M . Gregson, T. Jackson . Best: N . Macpherson, D . Butterworth A . Slavrinski, A. Carroll, P. Carter, M. Dragoon 01dM : Goals : L. Hurst 4, E. Cooper 3, A . Tr13, P. Lima. S. Pdettenhall, S. Galbraith . Best : S_',•Vet#enhall, P Lima, J. Rich:,,,i, L . Hurst, R. Levier, H . Tomlinson Umpires: Chad Makes (C ) Gi , lane (2) 2.2 5.5 7 .8 9.13 (67) St Monti a Tigers 3.2 43 5 .9 5.12 (42) 2): Gaas : M . A!tis 7, D . Mackay, J. BawIC. . °-t Roache, T. McInerney, PA is . J. Richards, M. 0'Haolon, R . Speck or, : Goals: G . Kempster. J . '.Ra„ingly, T . Waters, M. Wilson, S. Burgess. Best : i . Laver, G. Kempster, S .

Newsome, J. Mattingly, J. Degrnat, S Rose Umpires: Trevor Hansen (C) Quo-u-M PAonash Blues 6.4 7.7 9 .8 11 .8 (74) Unive rs ity Blacks 2.1 33 5 .5 8,7(55) Mon B : Goals: J . O'Dwyer 6, T. Haines 2, J. Sheldon 2, A . Lombardo . Best : J .

0'Dvryer, R . Fullerton, L . Woods, P. Coughlin, C. Smibart, M. Woods Uni 81 : Goals C. Beaton 2, G . Allan 2, L. Merlo, B. Murphy, P. Otsuka, B . Weber. Best: A . Lague, S .

Jeremiah, G. Allan, C . Brook, B. Harley, R . Kerchevat Umpires : Simon Brooks (C) Paul Rapke (C) Whitetriars OC 3.1 6 .3 86 12.8 (80) Collegians 6.1 7 .5 11 .8 14 .12 (96) White : Goals : N . Elliott 3, C. Andrews 2, T. Jackson 2, P. O'Brien 2, P. Tatterson, S .

Ward, R. Cunningham . Best: P. Tatterson, B . Vey, C . Krohkowski, R . Rowley, K. Murphy, C. Andrews Call : Goals : G. Oakley 5 . C . Bushnell 3, S. Day 3, B . Hains, P. Lazar, M. Johnson. Best: J . Morrison, C. Bushnell, G. Oakley, D. Perkou S. Day, M .

Day Umpires: Dean Banova (C )

i arry Panels 08 1 .0 2 .1 13 3.4 (22) t Lilydale OC 2.7 11 .11 16.14 21 .22 (1'._) Theory P : Goals : R . Bacelic, R. Lyons . B . Tozer. Best: B. Toohey, D. Boden, B. iozer, R . Rose, S. Strong, J. Saunders €4t Lily : Goals: P. Carolan 6, J. Robe rts 5, M . Fellows 3, R. McKenzie 3, D. Harris 2, M . Rhodes, D . Cerra . Best: P. Carolan, J. Roberts, U .

MeKenzie, G . Bird, M . Fellows, D . Cerra Umpires: Francis Kavanagh (C ) St Bernards 1 1 3 .4 0.1 9,6(60) Fitzroy Reds 8.3 2 .1 3.2 14.8 (92) St Bern: Goals : L . Vassallo 5, A. Catterall, M. Ryan, K. O'Connell. R. Stapleton . Best : M. Hands, T. Isaacs, J. Couch, R . Stapleton, R . Pearl . M . Briganti Fitz Reds: Goals : D Hannam 4, A . Dawson 4, C . Andrew 2, R Enright, A. George, A . Maroon, J. Price .

Best : R . Enright, A. Maroon, 0. Clark, E. Clark, N. Auden, D . Hannam Umpires: Brian "!*rr,n (C) Tony Robbins (C) rcellin OC 3.1 7 .2 14 12.12 t84) Q R 13 19 .15 (129) Old Brighton Gr 4.3 Marc: Goals: C. Wall 3, D . Courts 2, M. DearslAV v, T. eaves 2, N . Grabble, N .

Grimes, P.'1valker. Best: P. Walker, N . Grimes, . J S . Scott, S Andrew, A. Russell Old Brighten: Goals : L. 6-;Donald 4, L . Filipo+a . J . Hunter 2, A . Liptrot, R .

Cochran, J. Dooley, G . Earl, ,'1. Earl, R. Latta, N . Stennec M . Stacktlale, D. Bowden .

Best : R . Sullivan, L . Filipovic, D . '=n, G . Norwood, W. Earl . C . Walker Umpires : Simon Peerless (C) Malcol Old Trinity Gr 8.6 14,8 19.11 (125) Fitzroy Reds 1 9 2 .3 5.3 5,5(351 Did Trin : Details Not Received Fitz .. ..Js: Goals: J . Steer 2 . M . Kelly 2, J. Phegan. .

Mitchell, A. O'Reilly, N. Be! D. Schliebs, J . Steer, R . Collier, C Schofield Umpires: Thorns- trVindlow (F) NP' O . Is college 3 .2 0 5.6 7.8 ( 50) Olu ~ :ndna 1 .2 4.5 7.6 10 .6 (68) „J.„-; : Goals: T. Ludeman 2, B. Ryan 2, J. Wright 2, D . Muscat . Best: J . Maher, N Barden, T. Ludeman, B. Ryan, N. Tonkin, L. Delmenico Old Ess : Goals: S. Evans 2, J. Goodger 2, C. Grant 2, L. Eddy, J . Rush, J. Hughes, C. Knox. Best: J . Edmonds, B. Cariss, S. Evans, J. Hughes, C. Knox, P Scala Umpires: Rheti Parker ( C) David Winslow (C) Emmaus St Leos 0C 1 .1 4.4 8.8 10.11 (71) La Trobe University AFC 21 2.6 3.8 3.12 (36) E SL : Goals : G . Dixon 3, P. Manton 3, L. Perry 2, M. Goodwin, S . Mescher. Best : K. Findlay, D . Panetta, D . Cox, D . Manton, G. Contessoflo, S . Carson La To Goals: M. Bourke, X. O'Donnell, N. Whitefield. Best: N. Bucai, T. Mc Intosh, A. Mellino, N. Vdhitefieltl, G. Jam, J . Lana Umpires : Stephen Mason ( C) Richard Benson (C) Old Scotch 4 .0 6.4 8 .6 8 .9 (57) Beaumaris AFC 2 .6 4.7 7 .9 12.10 (82) Old S: Goals : K. Lacey 3, A. Kyriakou, D . Logan, M . Wood, C. Buick, J . Harrison . Best: S. Newton, J . Barne tt , M . Wood, R . Wood, B . Walters, A. Kyriakou Beaum : Goals: T. Boreham 4, B . Bowker 3, B . Norris, J . Starke, B. Hammond, T. Flack, P. Ott. Best: P. Irons, T. Boreham P. Ghys, R . Dew, P. Sherman, B. Bowker Umpires : Joseph Salvatore (C ) Caulfield Gr 4.2 6.3 7 .8 12.10 (82) Old Geelong 01 3 .6 6 .6 7 .7(49) Caul : Goals : T. Backman 5, T. Backman 2, S. Jenkinsoo, C . McGrath, C. Nadebaum, M. Fallon, R . Morrison. Best: T. Beckman, R. Morrison, N . Craven, M . Benkemoun, C. Sheppard, C. Nadebaum Old Goal: Goals : L . Herbe rt 2, T. Barr 2, B . Grills, R. Nevile, T. Youl . Best : R. Ellis, H . Lockie, N. Robinson, L. Herbe rt, T. Barr, T. You[ Umpires: Jason Evans (F) Lindsay McIntyre (C)

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have been in the headlines this week (lost , a d it behind) and VAFA's Climbers continu e to i-oads in Mt B . The Swingers' former Pres ased belatedly with the Land Tax relief vi a Horse but the White Horse had already bolted .

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The" nphreys kicked what is probably the highest ever score in the ammos and the Clydesdales close to their lowest. 25yo Victor Anggono has era ed the Da Gett.a Code with a discovery about corr ::il'cc¹ion across brain cells whilst former Redder C?i',-s'.ovess spo p sssionately and publicly of the n . A for 75yo -- could we see Barry ITicLey maKe a comeback to -tages ? Denise Drysdale, the patron saint of tim :-pers, had a falling out : Iid t] :~ Uncannies who are ye. o convince the jud .-,: .; -'_at they'll take two although Katie Fischer certainly has. The Angelas look the goo(' and could rise through a few grades over the nex ° yea as 5 star ski lodges rise through th e

are out at Arden Street and in at To p ~eck your arvo tea careful?- over th e s ;dZunners ! ?

e Andrew family have h .:- a life time commitne~-i~ to ~ .- - : .)ecially football R. cric't They also hav~ a commitment to telecommunications and networking excellence . Call Craig "Beaker" Andrew on 0-; 19 -1 555 or email L .e company at aeradecommt;r;biatnond.com for an A Grade deal including VAFA discount . Or checkout' s~w_aK ac?ecomm .webrRe.com

The FNQ proposal for a Lib-Nats merger prompts thought about potential ammo get-togethers - perhaps in B Beach Boys (good win) with Wind Farmers (back on track) to form the windsurfers ; in 3}I Brewers (needed a loss) and Winos (crack the bubbly) to form the Fosters ; in D4 the Artists (invest now) with the Protesters (still unsure) to form the Kerouacs . Across grades the Briefs (falling down) and Hestias (pushing upwards) would give us the Underwears whilst the Single Malts (very neat) and Two Shots (back on course) would be the Chasers . The Station Masters would get a huge boost merging with the Barrels to form the Dining Cars .

Slab Jackpot -3 SIaFss : First correct entry to nhille0?iprimtts .com.au Name the Hille names for the B Section clubs . Entries close 4 .00pm on Monday. No one got close last avee :_.

Red F'acf : The Reds moved to Brunswick Street Oval in 199 0 Red Aet : Reds are developing a Pacific Islands scholarship program Rec: :'i-f .-, Reds are supiorted 1L riuxoy Victoria +culs Club Re :_ 'I'c^t ~ ecls have a rtoc :ve ;ionsin wi ;l l the Cav of Yarra

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Thomas ~sg1~, Old C, ,y . Striking, 2 matches .

Matthew Handby, St . Johns . Elbowing, 4 matches .

Patrick Haseler, Power House . Striking, 2 matches Andrew Ross, Caulfield Gr. r . Insulting o r ~ obscene language towards an umpire, 3 matches .

Clayton Pettigrew, Old Westbourn e Attempt to strike, 1 match .

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