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A terrific final round of matches in A section last weekend saw no last minute "bolter" stealing a spot in the four but vindicated a view held by many that any of the 4 sides - De La Salle, Old Xaverians, North Old Boys or Collegians could take out this year's A section flag .

The action towards the bottom of the ladder was a bit more hectic however, as three sides - Old Scotch, St Bernards and Old Brighton - were engaged in two matches, the results meaning that one of the three teams would tumble down to B section with Old Trinity . As it turned out St Bernards defeated flag aspirant Collegians, thus saving them from relegation, meaning that the loser of the Old Brighton vs Old Scotch match would go down .

As it turned out Old Brighton couldn't match it with Old Scotch on the day.

It would be remiss of me not to recognise the magnificent performance of St Bernards, who with their backs to the wall had to win the last three matches to avoid relegation - that they did so was a tremendous credit to the club's determination and willingness to give a difficult task "their best shot".

Speaking of the dreaded relegation, the following sides are to be relegated in season 1994 - Old Brighton and Old Trinity (from A to B), Whitefriars and Fawkner (from B to C), Parkside and Commonwealth Bank (from

C to D), Hampton Rovers and North Brunswick (from D to E), Elsternwick and ANZ Bank (from E to F), West Brunswick and Old Carey (from F1 to G) .

The VAFA's "frustrated" tipster predicts the following (with the predicted section in bold CAPITALS and the other grand finalists in normal bold) .

A SECTION : De La Salle, O. XAVERIANS No rt h Old Boys, Collegians.

B SECTION : O. Melburnians, THERRY, 0 . Mentonians, University Blues .

C SECTION : MAZENOD, Ivanhoe, Ajax .

D SECTION : OLD GEELONG, St Bedes/Mentone Tigers E SECTION : ST LEOS WATTLE PARK, 0 . Camberwel l F1 SECTION : St Johns, ST MARY S F2 SECTION : University Reds, YARRA VALLEY OB U19/1 : Mazenod, OLD XAVERIAN S U19/C : OLD PARADIANS, Nortn Old Boys U19/S : OLD BRIGHTON, Ajax Afinal noteto clubs- don'tforgetthe Vote Count Night, the Presidents Raffle and an ask for everyone to make attendance at Elsternwick Park on September 19th a must to view the A section Grand Final and conclude the season in grand style.

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COLT'-:~GuA'Tll TI® S MICHAEL SI 1- J.J. LISTON TROPHY WINNER The VAFA would like to acknowledge Michael Sinni on winning the J .J . Liston Trophy this week .

Michael, an ex Thomastown player, now with Prahran, wins the club's first ever Liston .

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REVIEW The final four may well have been set a week befor e the last game, but it certainly took the full 18 games to find out who was going to be relegated with O . Trinity.

St Bernards were all but certainties to drop a grade , but they showed enormous desire and character to avoid this plight . Brighton were, at one stage, knocking on the door to the four - then the wheels completely fell off . It seems that the 1 pt loss in "double extra overtime" shattered the confidence of the boys from South Road and despite being awarded the pts for their clash against St Bernards, the Tonners had lost the plot .

So, once again, the two promoted sides have returned from whence they came.

Old Scotch obviously reacted to the writing on the wall with an inspired victory at the Beach Oval . Brighton just trailed at every change, but should have been well down at 1/2 time. The Cardinals had too much spirit and with big Tom Wilson firing and Ken Stokes gathering many possessions at ground level, Scotch notched a well earnt victory that ultimately saw them stay in A-section .

Collegians lost their 2nd game on the trot when St Bernards fought to an 11 pt victory . The win was a great boost for the club that had "its back to the wall". However, Leigh Carlson wouldn't have been too pleased with his team's form on the eve of the finals . Rich Schober played a lone hand for the Lions booting 5 goals, but Collegians were torn apart by Wayne Carey, Trevor Spencer and Rob Purcell and 18 others who were willing to have a go. The reigning premiers appear to have afew problems which had better be faced quickly, or elsethey will finish their season today.

Ormond had De La Salle on a plate, but only managed to register 2 behinds in an ordinary final term fade out . De La needed to win as they too were in line to lose their 2nd game in a row. Sam Hunter and Danny Smith provided the stability that ensured a win . The Ormond State players - Jobling and Connell - were in everything, but in the end, ran out of helpers . Ormond can look to '94 with a great deal of enthusiasm . They have blooded some great talent that we are yet to see the best of . De La aren't playing at their peak and will need to find some of that magic if they are to go "all the way".

The O . Haileyburians remain the enigma of Asection. A massive victory over O. Trinity capped of an impressive run home. Glenn Tanner had a field day as did Peter Thiessen, Chris McKenzie and Dave Connell - all the players they need firing all year! Trinity's best was once again Adam Anderson - he is a terrific player!

But put simply, Trinty were not quite up to it this year they weren't far off, though . The Bloods lost track in the first 10 weeks of the season and perhaps they need the services of somebody to get inside their heads. Sure, the ability is there, but the application is the worst in the competition - they are capable of so much more, and have been so for two years - maybe next year ?

The form side is now North Old Boys with successive victories over Collegians and the Xaverians as proof that they are on fire. Damien Cerini kicked 6 from full

fwd, Bruno Conti had a picnic in the centre and Brent Clayton controlled the game from chb. It was a tough game and all too often the Xavs were second to the ball - maybe they just had a bit of a holiday after beating De La the week before. Still, it's not what they would've wanted, whereas North could not have got a better final game present . The finals are sure to be interesting .

PREVIEW Today we see a form side take on an out-of-form side.

Not only that, but the form side easily beat the out-ofform side 2 weeks ago . Collegians have great experience, especially in the finals, they are the reigning premiers, but where is their fire power? When we look a the '92 premiership side and take out Steve Mount, Tony Parkin, DannyThomson and Steve Laussen, they haven't really been replaced .

North wentthrough the horrors mid season when they lost six in a row, but to their credit, Robert Hyde has got them back on the rails and maybe bound for glory .

North's strength appears to be in the midfield where Bruno Conti, Tom Jones and Paul Booth have provided great drive. Today they come up against Mark Hibbins, Matt Galbraith and David Hoyle . These match ups will be worth watching, but on form North should hold a slight edge. The rucks will see Steve Brazil take on Brett Jefferson and or Chris Pollock . Either way they appear to be way behind him in ability and form .

Both teams have lacked potency up forward . Recently North has had Cerini and Considine kicking goals . Boyle started well but faded. Collegians have Milat, but he has contested well without doing much damage to the scoreboard . Schober and Lake have kicked a few goals in recent weeks but they cannot be relied on to carry the responsibility of kicking a winning score. Why Hoyle doesn't stay in the forward pocket amazes me, as he seems to have a knack of kicking goals.

The Collegian defence is very good . James Bennett is a dasher, Andrew Wright is reliable, Stuart Hinchen is solid and Brad Woolhouse is a goer. This is the Collegian strength! North have a less noted defence but Brent Ciayton and Bernie Girolami are fairly consistent, however the other members of the defence seem to change every week - we'll have too wait and see how they line up today.

So where are we now? North are in form, but Collegians have a great defence. The Lions have the experience and North the exuberance . I'm always one to go on form as you are only as good as your last start .

For this reason I'll go with North and it should be a great game. NOBs by 9 pts .

SECOND SEMI FINAL AT ELSTERNWICK PARK ( Sunday) DE LA SALLE vs OLD XAVERIANS

I SENIORS NORTH OLD BOYS 16 .19 .115 OLD XAVERIANS 11 .18.84 NOBs Cenni 6, Kennedy 3, Beare 2, Conti, BoYd, Tatter, Booth, Boyle .

BEST Cerini, Conti, Clayton, Kennedy, Brazil, Abrahams.

0 XAVS Nicolosi 3, McDonals 3, Green 2, Blood 2, Dillon . BEST Dann, J. McKay, A . McDonald, D. McKay, Green, Blood .

COLLEGIANS 5 .3 9.4 11 .6 11 .11 .77 ST BERNARDS 2 .4 8 .5 12 .8 13.10.88 COLLEGIANS Schober 5, Woolhouse 2, Wallace 2, Bennett, Cleary.

BEST Schober, Hinchen, Lawson, Wright, Lord, Bennett .

ST BERNARDS Spencer 3, Comito 2, Dunnell 2, Gollant, Dobson Hanlon, Purcell, Gilmour, Calthorp . BEST Purcell, Spencer, Carey, V. Comito, L. Gollant, Delahunty.

OLD BRIGHTON 1 .3 5.4 9.5 11 .7.73 OLD SCOTCH 2 .6 5 .11 10.16 14.17.101 OBRIGHTON Hayden4. Lennox2, Grant2, McLachlan 2, Talbot . BEST D. Ty nns T. Hayden, S . Mercer, A. Grant, M . Reid, C. Lade.

OSCOTtH Heath 3, Eagle 3, Hosking 2, W ilson 2, Aujard, Polkmghome, Smith, Stokes. BEST T. Wilson, M . Hart, K . Stokes, J . Hosking, R . Fuler, C. Hunter.

OLD HAILEYBURY 6.1 15 .7 19.14 25.16 .166 O HAILEY Tanner 8, Thiessen 4, Kraus 3, Byrns 3, Seccul 2 . Phillips 2.

Demattia, Walden, McKenzie. BEST McKenzie, Connell, Tanner, Phillips, Armstrong, Baxter.

0 TRINITY Hudson 2, Sev6ng 2, Anderson, Stickland, Harmer, Balaszy .

BEST Hadley, Anderson, Rodgers, Vanderhoek, Stickland, Hopkins .

ORMOND 1 .4 4 .8 7.11 7.13.55 DE LA SALLE 1 .3 2 .4 5.9 9.13 .67 ORMOND McConvill 2, Kingston, Jobling, Turner, Fitzgerald, Grace . BEST Jobhng~ Connell D . McDonald, Edgell, Sebo, Hille.

DE LA Hynes 2, Fiume 2, Dillon 2, Mannix 1, Swift, Evans . BEST Hunter, Smith, Mackintosh, McClounan, Sheedy, M . Dillon .

RESERVES NORTH OLD BOYS 12 .6.78 OLD XAVERIANS 6 .17.53 NOBs Schmidt 2, Collison 2, Gravina 2, D . Goodear 2 . C . Goodear, Kearney, Phyland, Fennelly . BEST Leigh, Alevaaz, Honard, D . Goodear, Gravina, Irvine.

OLD XAVS Dalton 3, Claire 2, Barlow. BEST O'Sullivan, C . Burke, Duggan, Sassf, G . Dalton, Hannebery.

COLLEGIANS 2.3 6.5 10.9 15.11.101 ST BERNARDS 3 .3 6.5 10.6 12.6.84 COLLEGIANS Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

ST BERNARDS Wood 3, Rogerson 3, Hogan 3, Doolan, Brooks . BEST Bond, Wood, Parrett, Vinnecombe, Rogerson, Hogan .

OLD BRIGHTON 1 .0 7.2 8.3 8.6.54 OLD SCOTCH 5 .5 8.9 12.13 16.16 .112 O BRIGHTON Hoar 2 . Barber 2, Schneering, Smith, Morton, Fisher . BEST Cochrane, McLennan, Fisher, Cooper, Barber, Fildes .

O SCOTCH Reid 6, Lloyd 2, Hooper 2, Main 2, Crump, Fox, Kerr, Anderson . BEST T Hart, Reid, Warner, Lloyd, Kerr, N . Hooper.

OLD HAILEYBURY 4 .1 11 .7 17.11 22.18.150 OLD TRINITY 3.1 4 .2 7.4 8.5 .53 O HAILEY Carty 4, Lavender 4, Arnhold 3, Smith 3, Doran 2, Hoare 2, &ngham 2 Chin, Lovell . BEST Smith, Lovell, Lavender, Bingham, Constable, Carty.

OTRINITY Clarke2, Pitman, Borghesi, Phillips, Beet, Clark, Cade . BEST Clarke, Scott, Sammut, Roberts, Vize, Phillips .

ORMOND 4 .4 5 .7 6 .7 8.8 .56 DE LA SALE 4 .3 9 .6 11 .8 14.12 .91 ORMOND Samild 3, Stewart 2, Montgomery, Milner, Symes . BEST Kelleher, Gallagher, Joy, Wood, Symes, Forsyth .

DE LA Rudd 7, Jackson 2, Furlan, Tessier, Wyles, Smith, Leonard . BEST Leonard, Hegan, Dwyer, Brasher, M . Jackson, B . Smith .

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NORTH OLD BOYS vs COLLEGAINS Field: P. Gersch, J . Toohey Boundary: J. Wright D . Gourley Goal: B. Hoare, C . Chalmers RESERVES OLD XAVERIANS vs NORTH OLD BOYS Field: P. Wiseman, G . Ridd Boundary: M . Tierney, L . Gallagher Goal: M . Murray, G . Grigg

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100 GA M ES TO NOBs M ARCUS BOYD Congratulations are extended from the Committee , players and supporters of North Old Boys to Marcus Boyd on achieving the 100 games milestone today (29/8) . Having commenced with the club in 1987, Marcus has been a real stalwart and one of the most popular members of the club. Equally at home at CHB or CHF, Marcus lists the 1991 A Grade GF as the highlight of his career at NOBs . Recruited from Benalla, Marcus is playing his best football at the moment and is hoping that NOBs can pull off the 1993 Premiership.

Congratulations Marcus on a great career and all at North wish you the best of luck in the future .

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The Rover' last week made some tips regarding the C-F2 Finals. Let's see how right we were : C Section : True to form Ajax proved too good for MHSOB, as was tipped, and live on to play the loser of Mazenod and Ivanhoe next weekend .

D Section: Old Ivanhoe thumped Uni Blacks showing they mean business and will eagerly await their clash with either Old Geelong or St Bedes/Mentone Tigers .

E Section : Old Camberwell overcame all odds and ran out victors against Glenhuntly, so ending Glenhuntly's season. St Leo's jumped two grades in two years moving to D section next year while Doveton and Old Camberwell fight out the remaining position .

F1 Section : St Andrews lost a thriller to Peninsula OB by 3 pts at Mordialloc, and St Mary's against the grain defeated favourites St John's at Camberwell . This leaves St John's to take on Peninsula OB for the right to join St Mary's in E section in 1994 .

F2 Section : Yarra Valley finished too strong for Richmond Central and Oakleigh defeated Uni Reds comfortably to advance to F Section next season . Uni Reds take on Yarra Valley in the Prelim Final today .

U19 Central : Old Carey handed out a football lesson to Uni Blues and so keeping their finals hopes alive.

U19 South : St Bedes/Mentone Tigers lost to Collegians who kicked the straighter and won comfortably in the end .

Now let us take a look at head-to-head this weekend : A Section : NOBs take on Collegians at EP tomorrow (Sun) in what shapes as an even contest . With a win each, both at each others home grounds, the ledger is square. NOBs seem to be on a high . PdOBs for mine .

B Section : U ni Blues do not have a great track record against O . Mentonians so far this season and will struggle today to keep in the race for A-Section .

C Section: M azenod have been the measuring stick all year. They were given a scare by Ivanhoe at Ivanhoe Park in the 2nd half of the year, but deserve their favourite tag today at the Lakeside Oval .

D Section : Out at Brunswick Old Geelong battle St Bedes/Mentone Tigers for promotion to C Section in '94 .

With two wins against the OGsthis season and so much hinging on today St Bedes/Mentone Tigers will have the edge, but it will be tight .

E Section : Old Camberwell shape as a tough opposition today for Doveton who have not beaten the ' Wellers once this season . Finals are a different story and I believe Doveton will win to have another crack at St Leos .

F1 Section : St John's, after dropping the 2nd semi surprisingly, take on PeninsulaOB at Mordialloc . Having not defeated Peninsula in their 2 meetings so far and Peninsula having played at Mordialloc last week, they might have enough to push them over the line . The Pirates for mine .

F2 Section : Uni Reds take on Yarra Valley at Northcote Park . Both sides meet today for the second time this year. The first Uni Reds were victorious by some 4 goals and will continue on the tradition today .

U19/1 : St Bernards, the fast movers in the 2nd half of the season, take on Old Xavs at the Junction Oval .

Having been thumped at home St Bernards turned the result around to finish the year strongly . To go with a roughy, St Bernards to continue their roll .

U19 Central : Old Paradians take on NOBs in the battle for the 1st Grand Final spot . They met in Rd 1 where O . Paradians trounced NOBs. But NOBs have improved considerably, but not enough to win today .

U19 South : With a win a piece both 0 . Brighton and Ajax can approach this game with no reservations . Ajax finished the year well, where 0 . Brighton faltered slightly.

Ajax for mine.

Now that all home-and-away matches are complete, relegated from the Sections were: A Section : 0. Brighton and Trinity B Section : Whitefriars and Fawkne r C Section : Parkside and Comm . Ban k D Section : Hampton Rovers and Nth Brunswick E Section : Elsternwick and ANZ Ban k F1 Section : West Brunswick and Old Carey Leading goal kickers : (A) Rod Heath (OT 57); (B) Adam Acreman (OM 86), (C) Ralph Bergman (StK 70), (D) Mark Crawford (HR 83), (E) Michael Dyke (Dov .108), F1) Rob Cincotta (Sal . 81), (F2) Matt Forrest (Oak. 101) .

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B SECTION

by David Hollan d REVIEW Banyule finished the'93 season in shocking fashio n going down to Therry by 76 pts . Adam McKay stood in for Zanetti and booted 9 gis in as uperb display whilst he was well fed by Tim Taylor and Mick Goodwin midfield . Therry led at every change and outclassed the Bears whose best were John Gillham at CHB, Peter Adams and Stu Coulson . The Bears can thank their lucky stars they're not in C Grade next year after an inconsistent and disappointing season . Their main problem was the lack of a class full forward but the rest boils down to simple mental attitude . Therry enjoy a week off before the 2nd Semi .

Old Mentonians got in some goal kicking practice atthe Mutton Reserve when they gave Fawks a hiding .

Leading the goal spree was Acreman who booted 12, breaking records in the process . Hard to pick a bad Panther with Solley, Bournon, D . Murphy and Campbell all putting in great games . For Fawks, Rob Lawson & Less Cohen were the best as per usual . Recruiting a rebuilding are the tasks at hand for Fawks now as they prepare for their return to C Grade.

The game that counted for everything for both sides turned out a nailbiter between Uni Blues and Whitefriars . U ni led at 1/4 time but Friars were up at the next 2 breaks . In a thrilling last term the Blues hung on to win by 6 pts and snatch a finals birth, leaving Friars to join Fawks in C Grade . Could have been a different story if Friars had shown their recent excellent form earlier on -they'll win the C Grade flag next year if they continue this form .

Until 1/2 time, the OMs vs Parade clash was a ripper, however after the main break, OMs showed all class and ran away to a comfortable 39 pt win . OMs signs are ominous and dangerous with their guns all in good touch - Nicholls, Thompson, Teal, Witts etc, were brilliant along with "JPY" Boyden who dominated in defence . Parade are masters at undesirable lapses and that has seen their lack of consistent success this year. Brett Pannam and Nathan Willitts have enjoyed good seasons and continued last week with 4 great quarters each .

Bulleen/Temp, sniffing 4th spot, made a great comeback to run out 9 pt victors over Marcellin who, once again, proved they can't play 4'/as of footy . In a low scoring game, Bullants, had 2 .11 on the board at 3/4 time to Eagles 6 .10 . The inevitable happened and the Bullants invaded the Eagle nest and took over . "Pants" Panou and "Hollywood" Harvie finished off great seasons for the 'Ants whilst the Eagles best were Gill, Steve Psoras and Freddy Wooler (again) . Bad luck for Bullants who had a topsy turvy year, but finished off pretty well whereas Eagles can lookforward to many young players leading their '94 B Grade campaign . ist SEMI FINAL PREVIEW One season finishes and, today, another begins . 4 teams now have the opportunity to take their Clubs into A Section in '94 and further, take along a B Grade flag .

This is finals footy now - an entirely different ball game !

Leading proceedings is Old Mentonians and Uni Blues who clash in the sudden death 1st Semi at Headquarters today. A suggestion at the 1/2 way mark

of '93 that the Blues would be involved come finals time would have raised eyebrows as they had just 4 wins on the board and had lost to Friars and Fawks . Since then, Grant Williams has turned his charges around and seen a huge improvement with just 2 losses for the remainder of the year.

The Panthers, on the other hand, did almost the reverse, winning 7 of their 1st 9 then falling in a hole with losses to Friars, Bullants, Therry and OMs . Their last 2 outings have, however, instilled more confidence in themselves and their own ability .

I believe this game will be won or lost in the centre where both sides have many options but it will be the man on man duels that will decide respective fates .

Panthers' Ruckman Campbell and Paterson have proved an excellent combination this year, combining skill with strength and success in the pivot will be relied heavily upon their duel with Jim Buckley and/or Bob Steele. Feeding from the ruckmen are many options Panthers have Sly, Davis, Solley and Bournon whilst the Blues will look to Worlsey, Kanis, Harris and Cavalier.

Up forward the Blues have two primary targets in Hutchins and Taylor but they have formidable opponents in Darren Murphy and Stuart Farrow, who is certain to return after a long breakthrough injury . Atthe other end Acreman and Stroud hold the key for the Panthers and likewise will have their work cut out against either McIntyre, Hazeldine or O'Brien who are all very strong defenders.

The wide open spaces of EP will suit wingman Dickson and Tim Harris - both are prolific ball getters and this will also prove a telling duel .

In weighing up respective strengths and weaknesses, I feel thatthe Panthers edge-outthe Blues overall as their backline is physically tougher with the likes of Macquire (100th game), Brooks, and Mullin, and more talented up forward .

The side who settles first will obviously have the edge but finals nerves are hard to shake and until then the game often becomes a mad scramble for kicks . In the final analysis, the Panthers should gain a Prelim birth after a 13 pt win to a game.

Good luck to both sides, coaches and Clubs for the day. May the best team win !

Below are my selections for the B Section B&F and the top 3 vote getters for each club : Banyule - Gillham, Carroll, Williams ; Bulleen(Temp - Mathews, Tulloch, Agosta ; Fawkner - Lawson, L .

Cohen, McMahon ; Marcellin - Ryder, Psoras, Wooler; Old Melburnians - Webb, Useinov, Thompson A ; Old Mentonians - Stroud, Bournon, Solley ; Old Paradians - Canavan, Pannam, Phillip ; Therry Goodwin, Petrevski, Taylor ; Uni Blues - McIntyre, Hazeldine, T. Harris; Whitefriars - Coghlan, A. Carbone, Mark Bateman . 1st - Goodwin, 2nd Lawson, 3rd - Stroud .

da~'J I SG AI IOR S BANYULE 3.1 4.4 7.7 9.15.69 THERRY CCOB 5.4 12.12 19.15 21 .19.145 BANYULE Sutterby 3, Burns 2, Coulson, Williams, Pyers, Healy. BEST J, Gdham, L . Burns. L . Holt, D. WRcheIl, P Adams, B . Coulson .

THERRY McKay 9, Mallon 2, O'Halloran 2, Eastmure 2, Taylor, Donohoe .

Dalgleish, Bannister, Wrigglesworth, Biddlestone BEST L . Caruano, T. Tayler, A . McKay, D. r)ngglesworth, D. Dalgleish, S. Boyl e FAWKNER 0.6 2.8 3.12 9.15.69 OLD MENTONIANS 7.5 17.9 23.12 30.15.195 FAWKNER R . Cohen 5, L. Cohen, Saggers . O'Leary, Rokay. BEST R .

Lawson, L. Cohen. P. O'Leary, A . Saggers, R. Cohen, S. Gray.

0 MENTONE Acreman 12, Solley 6, Bournon 3, Paterson 2, Stroud 2, Murray 2, Davis, Edmonds, Macquwre . BEST T. Bournon, C. Davis, G .

Stroup, A . Acreman, M. Edmonds, G . Dickson .

UNIVERSITY BLUES 5.4 10.4 13.5 16.10.106 WHITEFRIARS 4.3 10.10 12.12 14.16.100 UNI BLUES Hutchins 3, Davis 3, Kanis 2, Cavalier 2, Calnon 2, Taylor 2 . O'Brien, Worsley. BEST T. McIntyre. N . Cavalier, J. Kanis, A. wilson .

N . Harris, A. Davis.

WHITEFRIARS Reidy 5, Crowe 2, Pratt 2, Midrow 2, Travis, White, Carbone. BEST A . Carbone, McNeil, Coghlan, Harrison, Philip, Crowe.

6.4 10.6 14.12 OLD MELBURNIANS 16 .17.113 OLD PARADIANS 6 .1 9.4 9.5 11 .8 .74 O MELB Teal 3, Berry 2, Oliver 2, Theodore 2, Handbury, Griffiths, James, Anastasakis Thompson, Webb Ward-Amber- BEST Boyden, Nichols, Thompson, Yeal, Anastasakis, A. Witts.

0 PARADE Kerr 3, Way 2, B. Joyce 2, Pannam, Canavan, O'Loughlin, P. Joyce. BEST B . Joyce, Willits, O'Keefe, Vincent, Brown, Way .

MARCELLIN 2 .4 6.7 6.10 7.14.56 BULLEEN/TE6APLESTOWE 1 .5 1.8 2 .11 8 .17.65 MARCELLIN Getson 3, Bourke 2, Tresanowen, Moran . BEST Gill, Psoras, Wooller, A . Duncan, Ryder, Cooper.

BULL/TEMP Bone 2, Mathew 2, Pace 2, Panou 2 . BEST Panou, Field, Doinko, Harvie, Driver, Cumming .

RESERVES BANYULE 0.2 0 .7 2 .9 5.12.42 THERRY CCOB 5 .6 9 .10 14.13 17.16.118 BANYULE Clarke 2, Foster, Bowler, Harte. BEST P. Williams, Legge, Stephens, Harte, Stevens, Holst.

THERRY Hollow 4, Stanko 3, Bannister 2, Finnigan, Pinner, McMahon, Pearse, Jones, Urii, Newbould, Eldrett . BEST Finnigan, Newbould, Gallagher, Urli, Pinner, Moran .

FAWKNER 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 0.1 .1 OLD MENTONIANS 7.5 13 .8 17.11 22 .13 .145 FAWKNER Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

O h1ENTONE Pride 6, Farrow 5, Riley 4, Leone 2, Best, Austin, Harrington, Moodie, Sherrdf. BEST Farrow, Best, Austin, Holland, Riley, Pride .

UNIVERSITY BLUES 1 .8 4.11 9 .16 10.17.77 WHITEFRIARS 4.2 7.8 9 .8 14 .8 .92 UNI BLUES Reade 4, Giles 2, Bonadio, Ord, Tippett, Lamb. BESTTippett, Young Markley, Dawson, Ord, Moran.

W HITEFRIARS Strikes, harkie 3, Bennyman 3, Quilty, P . O'Brien, Law. BEST Strike, MacGwre, Peter O'Brien, Law, Rohan, Sharkie.

OLD MELBURNIANS 5.1 6 .7 7.9 9 .10 .64 OLD PARADIANS 2 .0 6 .0 8 .1 9.2 .56 0 MELB Rose 2, Fafoutellis 2, Theodore, Sinn, Campbell, Keeble, Clements. BEST Wallace-Smith, Clements, A . Nelson, MacKay. P Theodore. Francis.

O PARADE Jankins3, Kelly 3, McBrien, Baud, Smith . BEST Jenkins, Kelly, Baird, O'Toole, Balks, Mulligan .

MARCELL IN 3.1 4 .2 6.2 6 .4 .40 BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOWE 2 .1 4 .5 4 .12 5.15 .45 MARCELLIN Binion 3, Jason I braham 2, Sexton, Curran, Bechetti. BEST John Ibraham Jason Ibraham, Galatis, Doug!as, Bearzatto, Binion .

BULUTE69P ~rossinos 2, Doggett. Faulkner, Fois. BEST P. Faulkner, S .

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ROWDY IN GOOD "NICK" FOR 100TH PANTHER GAM E A big day for Old Mentonians in the 1st Semi today (28/8) is made even bigger for Nick M acquire when he notches up his 100th game for the club. Now in his 6th year at Pantherland, N ick takes pride in the fact that his 100 games have all been in the senior side, where he has played in defence, attack or on the ball . In 1987 Nick won Best 1st Yr Player and in 1988 B&F player .

After a year with Sandringham, he returned and played in the clubs Inaugural Senior Premiership and won Most Courageous that year also . In '91 Nick won "Most Determined" and we all know how much he and the rest of the side will be determined to knock off the Blues today. Well done "Nicker". Great effort !

"ADS" THE RECORD S M ASHER Congratulations from all at Old Mentonians to full forward Adam Acreman who last week (21/8) booted 12 gls and, in so doing, broke the club's game tally & season tally records both previously held by Troy Riley .

Ads is now on 86 gls and we all hope he can break the ton in the next 3 games. Well done Ads - From all your Panther mates .

UNIVERSITY BLUE S University Blues appearance in this years (B) Section Final series is due to great determination on a large number of people around the club none of which contributed more than former Caulfield player and B&F winner John Kanis who played his 100th game forthe "Blues" on July 31st . This year, always an inspiration on the field John is True Blue and a genuine friend to each and every one of us who choose to be part of the Black & Blue . Thanks from us all John .

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C SECTION

by Ken Bremner

REVIEW - 1st SEMI FINAL (21 August) Seniors - The long and the short of it, is that Ajax are through to the preliminary final and it's curtains for the 'Schoolers .

What turned out in the end to be a fairly comfortable victory (22 pts) wasn't achieved all that easily .

Trailing by some 25 pts at the long Interval didn' t exactly inspire much confidence in the Ajax machine .

However, to their credit they dug deep into their resources, hung in there, chipped away and finally got the roll-on effect going .

Only 3 pts down at Lemon Time and with MHSOB depleted with the loss of Webster and Clinton Young the 'Jacks were well and truly back in business .

Several of the'Highs leading lightswere kept in check and with Jason Banner, their only productive forward the Ajax gang were able to grab the lead early in the last stanza and from there force their way clear with Ace Gordons 7 gls helping to finally seal the fate of the 'Schoolers . I said in last weeks preview to this game that both teams possessed the ability to go all the way through these finals. Only Ajax survive and I'm certainly giving them a second to none chance of snaring the 'Flag' . Only todays loser stands between them from having that opportunity.

Rese rves - Ajax 2's started the day off well for the club by winning their way through to the prelim, and in doing so eliminated Ivanhoe from any further participation .

PREVIEW - 2nd SEMI FINAL ( 28 August) Seniors - Clash of the heavyweights, Mazenod vs Ivanhoe. The 2 teams that from the start to the end of the season have headed the ladder . "Minor" premiers Mazenod have defeated the 'hoes on both occasions this year, however the winning margin was greatly reduced in the last encounter. Working on the law of averages I suggest that today could very well be Ivanhoes day.

Good honest match-ups all around the ground will ensure the game is a good spectacle for the onlookers .

Both teams boast a bevvy of top footballers, Mazenods 2 Murrays, Noble, Fisher, Green and O'Hara and Ivanhoe with Kenney, Ford and Flynn to name but afew .

'B' Grade and a G/F berth await the winner and for mine at approx 4 .45 pm that'll be Ivanhoe by 20 pts .

Rese rves - I'm right off the Mazenod "Waggon" because again I'm tipping they'll go down the tube. This time at the hands of MHSOB who must as a club be setting some sort of "Rezzies" finals appearance record.

I can't remember when last they didn't appear no matter though, they'll win this by 36 pts .

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FIRST SE :.31 FINAL - ELSTERNWICK PARK SENIORS MHSOB 3.3 8 .5 12 .6 13 .9.87 AJAX 3.4 5 .9 9.16 15 .19 .109 MHSOB Bamert 5, Helmot 3, Caffry, Kennedy, Webster, Fleming, McClements. BEST McCiements, Yee . Beazley, Fairchild, Bamert, F. Knight.

AJAX Gordon 7, Pat 2, Heppe 2, Sheezel, Dunne, R . marks, Goetz . BEST R. Marks, Gordon, Pat, Briskin, Rozenes, Wrobel .

RESERVES AJAX 2.4 3 .7 4.9 8 .17.65 IVANHOE 1 .6 2 .12 5.12 5.15.45 AJAX Shenker 2, Josem, Cohen, Jelenk, Galbin, Kalb, Silver. BEST Jelenik, Galbin, Komornik, D . Marks, Josem, Kalb .

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LjlYr1 AJAX SKIPPER'S 150TH Congratulations to Ajax's Antony Klooger on achieving another great milestone with the club - 15 0 ames . Klooger'oined the club in 1984 and has bee n aptain during joined past 4 seasons . Several seriou s injuries have sidelined him however he is a true Club Champion and returning to his best form - just in time for him to captain the Jackerstothe'93 flag . Well done Cookie and many more games with the club.

50 GAMES AT OLD ESSENDO N "Jock" Bellman reaches the 50 game markfor Old Essendon in today's (28/8) Preliminary Final . Since joining us 3 years ago Jock has been a dependable backman while enjoying the occasional run on the ball and the odd Blueberry Muffin at committee meetings .

A great clubman, we hope Jock's jocks will be seen around the club for many years to come.

D SECTION

by Tom Brain

Old Ivanhoe pretty awesome as they dispose of a very lethargic University Blacks, St Kevins got some consolation with a win in the RESERVES and in typical Melbourne fashion we start with a wet final series .

REVIEW - SENIOR S The Blacks came out firing and by the end of the first 5 minutes had 2 gIs on the board while the young Hoes were still steadying their nerves . But not to be outdone they regained their composure and by 1/4 time had opened up a handy 4 gl lead . Their fierce tackling had put the Blacks players under plenty of pressure, thus forcing many turnovers. The Blacks avenue of attack was limited to John Stevens was doing a finejob in blanketing the dangerous Bromell .

The 2nd qtr was fairly even with both sides giving everything, perhaps Ivanhoe should have been further in front at the main interval, because as has been the norm with their game this season they squandered many chances in front of goal . Still with the storm clouds threatening overhead 28 pts was a pretty handy lead at the half way mark but one could not feel too confident because when they get going the Uni Boys can be a very dangerous side.

Inspired by the encouraging words of Coach Kevin McLean at 1/2 time the young lads from Ivanhoe, 10 of them still eligiblefor U19s came out firing on all cylinders, the harder it rained the better Ivanhoe became . An 11 gl burst while keeping the opposition virtualy scoreless under those conditions was magnificent football, and it had their fans clapping so much the old South Melbourne grandstand nearly collapsed . It was certainly their best qtr of the year, and what a time to produce it . Some of the goals kicked by Matty Huber, Marty Stewart and Bruce Yarwood were absolute gems, and they were set up by their centreline players such as Michael "Yob" Karayannis, George "Zues" Haros etc . who collected a massive total of possessions and seemed to enjoy the big ground and the conditions . The hapless Blacks seemed totally lethargic and just could not stop the onslaught, they had no system whatsoever and appeared to have a frustrating lack of desire, maybe the week before had taken too much out of them .

The last quarter was even with the Blacks making a bit of an effort to improve their scoreline, but it did not have too much effect as the Hoes were already thinking ahead to the Prelim Final and so were able to answer every challenge and come away with a very convincing 14 gl victory . The other 2 sides watching from the grandstand must have been impressed and atthe same time worried by this very awesome performance from Old Ivanhoe. For the Blacks a disappointing end to what has been a season of consolidation, they must now lift their spirits and keep the banner flying by supporting the Reserves this week.

In a fine team effort where they did not have a bad player, hard selection next week with Dyson and Clarkson to return, Yob Karayannis won the AOB Award just from Bruce "Tarz" Yarwood, and George Haros while I thought John Stevens at CH B deserves a mention

for his disciplined game, even kicked a goal in the last qtr. For the Blacks good players were hard to find but Radford, Hengel, Saffin and Townsend all tried hard .

REVIEW - RESERVES Agood hard fought game in windy conditions which made all the scoring at one end, so the game was decided by the team who took more advantage . One felt that the OGs were not far enough in front atthefinal change and this proved to be the case with the fast finishing SKOBS coming away with the bacon . With a fair sprinkling of Senior players in both sides it was harder than a normal Ressies game, so it left no doubt in anyone's mind what finals footy is all about . Best players for SKOBS (according to the Coach) were Matt Chapman at Full Back Mark "Cougar" McKaige on his 36th Birthday across half back and Jon Sargeant in the ruck.

PREVIEW - SENIOR S Both sides should be refreshed after a week off and all the niggling little injuries and aches and pains should have disappeared . This should be a close hard fought final, both sides have some excellent players, they have one win each during the season so there is not much difference between the two sides . The Tigers will be smarting after their loss last round and will be keen to atone for that defeat. Both sides should be highly motivated as C-Grade is at the end of the line . In what should be a great game of Ammo Footy hopefully in dry conditions I'll up the combine St Bedes(Mentone Tigers to advance to C-Grade and the Grand Final .

PREVIEW - RESERVE S The Blacks have taken all before them this year, I don't think they will be too disturbed by the Seniors loss and even though Steve "Schillacci" King's boys will try hard I just can't see them winning .

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Good Luck again David and the boys from St Johns .

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SENIORS OLD GEELONG vs ST BEDES MENTONE TIGER Field: D. Dalgleish, L . Harriso n Boundary: M . Kolpin, S. Robertson Goal: W. Fowler, L. Mirachi RESERVES UNIVERSITY BLACKS vs OLD IVANHOE Field: S. Clinch, P. LaVal e Boundary: B. Calleja, A . Alexander Goal: M . Symons, B. Seymour

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Karayannis, B. Yarwood, G . Haros, M. Tozer, C. Ferguson, M . Huber.

UNI BLACKS Evans 3, Wines 2, Gray, Rourke, Sprunt, Bromell . BEST A . Hewgel, B. Sarin, J. Radford, B. Townsend, TRourke, A . Merrell .

RESERVES ST KEVINS 0 .0 4.7 5.10 10.11 .71 OLD GEELONG 3 .3 3.4 7.7 7.9.51 ST KEVINS Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

O GEELONG Coleman 3, Richardson, Morrison, Hollis, Wilson . BEST Pescott, Richardson, Stewart, Hollis, Oliphant, White .

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Please note that teamsheets cannot be altered after these 2 times.

• A letter I love to receive, which typifies the spirit that should prevail throughout Amateur football : Dear Michael, (Uni Reds) On behalf of the committee and members of OAFC Inc ., I would like to thank your club for the immediate and professional assistance to our player, Paul Taylor, on July 31st at McAlister Park .

Your clubs efforts epitomised the spirit of amateur football and I would like you to pass on this message of thanks, to all your members .

Unfortunately Paul Broke both bones in his lower leg and will be sidelined for eighteen months, but he was especially grateful for your clubs assistance.

From everyone at Oakleigh, Thank you and Good Luck in the forthcoming finals .

Yours in Football Jim Podesta (Oakleigh) • President's Raffle Final effort to sell all tickets .

1 . Any club President who has returned all previously

allocated tickets (sold) and taKes and sells an extra 30 tickets goes into a lucky draw for $100 cash .

2 . Each visitor to Elsternwick Park who buys at least 2 tickets at reception goes into another lucky draw for a brand new Sherrin football .

Each club President is to have tickets and money returned to Elsternwick Park by Wednesday August 31st .

All draws will take place atthe Vote Count Night (Sep .

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• Another great letter to finish off with !

Dear Andrew, (Newman), Sec, Old Mentonians) Under 19's Match vs De La Salle - 21 August 93 The De La Salle Old Collegains Football Clu b congratulates Old Mentonians on the exemplary behaviour of your Under 19 players last Saturday .

The 15 players representing your Club, did so wit h enthusiasm and discipline both on and off the field which impressed all who sawthe match . All the best to your senior team in the upcoming finals series.

Yours sincerely, Colin Glover (Sec, De La Salle) Editor's Note : Ex-VAFA President Jim Hawkins who was at the game was equally impressed . So much so that he "shouted" the 15 Old Mentonians players all the pies and pasties they could eat .

E SECTION

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FIRST SEMI F 4@rltAL. - pdc Ki@1idO4d SENIORS .1 4 .4 OLD CAMBERWELL 10.7 19 .9 .63 .2 5 .6 GLENHUNTL Y 32 Gco CAMBERWELL QM . uEwartaS g STAHGbbsSA Harbde bergeG Horskae Jackson, A . Inkster. . Rossiter 2, Hill eWhelan, Jilvey .'Shan esy,Ros i BESTJ Rafe.rrtyY aapn, Withersa HIL O2 RESERVES 6 .6 7.6.48 POWERHOUSE 4 .1 5 .4 .5 .65 OLD ESSENDON GRAM 2 .1 6 .3 7.5 10 Scotland . BEST P. pOWERHOUSE Scalzo 3, Bailey, Mazin, .Sergeant, Blowtield . G . Scalzo.

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St Mary 's secured a place in the F1 Grand Final with an upset victory over flag-favourite St Johns in their second semi-final clash last Saturday. The win, which was their first over St Johns this season, has assured them of E Grade promotion and has put them in the box seat to snatch F1 premiership glory .

In thefirst semi-final, Peninsula lived to fight on after a nail-biting win over St Andrews and will today meet St Johns in the Preliminary Final .

REVIEW A determined St Marys became the hot favourite to take the F1 flat after a stunning 50 pt win over St Johns in the second semi final at Camberwell . In slippery conditions, the Saints took control from the first bounce and never let up, increasing their lead at every change .

The win was a shock turnaround from their previous losses to St Johns this season and has assured them of both a chance at premiership glory and a place in E Grade in 1994.

A fiery crowd at Mordialloc was treated to a crack-ajack of a game between third and fourth placed Peninsula and St Andrews in the first semi final .

Despite trailing by 20 pts at the main break, the Pirates fought back with a match-winning third term to lead at 3 qtr time and hang on by 3 pts in a thrilling finale . For the winners, West stood out amongst a strong backline with much needed support upfield by Thripp and Nelson . A frustrated St Andrews had their opportunities in the dying minutes but were unable to convert and will now have to watch the rest of the season from the sidelines.

In the Reserves a lethargic Peninsula side had no answer for the ladder-leading Latrobe, eventually going down by 44 pts in their 2nd semi final at Mordialloc.

Latrobe's running play, hard tackling and numbers at the ball proved too much for the Pirates, who struggled up forward and never looked like being in the game .

As predicted, St Johns knocked St Andrews out of the race with a 6 gl win in their 1st semi final clash at Camberwell . The loss was the beginning of a shocking day for St Andrews, who tumbled out of both Senior and Reserve flag contention in consecutive games .

PREVIEW St Johns and Peninsula will be fighting for dual Grand Final appearances when their Senior and Reserve teams do battle in the Preliminary Finals at Mordialloc today .

In the Seniors, St Johns will be hoping to make amends on their upset loss last week and reaffirm their premiership favouritism while Peninsula will be pumped up and confident after their thrilling first semi final win .

The Pirates have won both of their matches this year (by 2 pts in Round 3 and by 2 gls in Round 12) and will be hoping they can reproduce some of the third quarter magic that got them up against St Andrews last week .

St Johns, however, are destined for E Grade and should get there with a 5 gl win .

In the Reserves, Peninsula (who won their Round 12 encounter by 16 pts but lost their Round 3 clash by

3 pts) will be looking for a better performance after last week's disappointing loss to Latrobe. St Johns will be on a high after their win over St Andrews and will want a strong win to give their Seniors the confidence to do the same. The Pirates, however, will not want to miss out again this year and, if Sambo can get it together, should sneak into their second consecutive Grand Final with a 2 gl win .

GUEST TIPSTERS Seniors : Peninsula .

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FIRST SEMI FINAL SENIORS PENINSULA OB 2 .1 3.5 10 .11 11 .13.79 ST ANDREWS 1 .6 6 .8 9.8 11 .10.76 PENINSULA McMahon 2, Warne-Smith 2, Davies, Lanbery, Pritchard, Marley, Peterson, Bowen, Jarrett . BEST M . Dentry, E. Bowen, M . Coping, R . Coping, T. Stewart, P Angus.

ST ANDREWS King 3, Ashby2, Funnel[ 2, Beard, Dicianni, K. Karslake, Tapner. BESTS . Wallace, S. Rule, P. Karslake, C . Peterson, C. Fox, J. King .

RESERVE S ST JOHNS OC 3 .2 6.7 10 .12 12 .17.89 2 .4 4.7 6 .7 7.11 .53 ST ANDREWS ST JOHNS Pradel 3, Fort3, Ware 2, Owen 2, Canal, Pye. BEST Canning, Logonder, Emery, Matheson, Cockayne, Saunderson .

ST ANDREWS Houston 5, Tapner 2 . BEST Galea, Houston, Little, Lucas, Lynch, G . Tapner.

SECOND SEMI FINAL SENIORS ST JOHNS OC 1 .6 4.9 5.13 7.17.59 ST MARYS 4 .4 8.7 12.10 16.13 .109 ST JOHNS Giacominni 2, Clancy 2, Nichalsen, Sheehan, Ham . BEST M . Nichalsen, R . Crozier, D. Higgins, G . Pattison, J. Doherty, M . Miller.

ST MARYS Clark 3, Burt 3, Duck 2, Hurley 2, Mullins 2, Rosenblum, Mullinger, West, Ross . BEST W. Black, A. Huebner, W. Mullinger, S. Stone, B. Clark, T. Burt .

RESERVES LATROBE UNIVERSITY 3 .1 5 .1 9.5 12.5.77 PENINSULA OB 1 .1 2 .6 2.7 4.9.33 LATROBE Scanlon 4, Wright 4, Blaskett 2, Chiodo, Weeks . BEST Johnston, Turner, Lewis, Scanlon, Blaskett, Mcnamara.

PENINSULA Piesley, McNamara, Gross . Taylor. BEST Krohn, Morgan, Farrow, Levin, Mannes, BrancaUsano .

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F2 SECTION

by Peter Matovic

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Congratulations go to Oakleigh, like St Leos the previous season on being promoted in their 1st year of Ammo Football . My predictions on Saturday was correct .

REVIEW Uni Reds after leading at quarter time could not match the Krushers running players to go down convincingly by 47 pts .

Richmond Central leading for most of the match could not match Yarra Valley in the last term to go down by 15 pts.

PRELIMINARY FINA L - UNI REDS vs YARRA VALLEY This should be a great game with both teams playing each other once during the year with Reds winning by a small margin . As I've said before the Reds struggle to win away from home and it was evident on Saturday when they were thumped by Oakleigh to the tune of 47 pts. Yarra Valley also were struggling only to have a gigantic last quarter with Simpson kicking a few goals in that quarter after having a quiet 3 qtrs. Both teams are very skilful and good running teams but its very hard to tip the winner in this one. There is a lot at stake on this game with the winner being promoted to F Grade and the loser being part of the new G Grade . I'm going to stick with Yarra Valley to win this by 8 pts and advancing to the F2 Grade Grand Final next Saturday against Oakleigh .

RESERVES Chirnside Park with an influx of senior players shoul d be too good for Oakleigh who may also have a few senior players available by 3 gls to advance to the Grand Final against Balwyn Combined .

SECTION UMPIR E PRELIMINARY FINAL AT NORTHCOTE PARK SENIORS

UNIVERSITY REDS vs YARRA VALLEY Field : G . Curran, M . Bushfield Boundary: S. Branagan, N . Walker Goal: J . Kelly, B . Dunsta n RESERVES OAKLEIGH vs CHIRNSIDE PARK Field: P. Simpson, C . Keeton Boundary: A . Flack, C. O'Donohue Goal: K . Walker, A . Drape r

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FIRST SEMI FINAL - NORTHCOTE SENIORS YARRA VALLEY OB 1 .1 4.6 5.9 11 .12 .78 RICHMOND CENTRAL 3 .5 3.7 7.12 8.15 .63 YARRA VALLEY Simpson 5, Park3, Peterson, Downs, White . BEST Kay, Fung, McLeod, White. Simpson, Reddaway.

RICHMOND Shannon 2, Tate, Bastow, King, Warne, Sutherland . Holt BEST Piquer O'Sullivan, Sutherland, Shannon, Gordon . Bestow RESERVE S RICHMOND CENTRAL 4 .3 5 .3 5 .6 5 .7.37 CHIRNSIDE PARK 1 .0 6 .8 6 .8 10.12 .72 RICHMOND Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

CHIRNSIDE DiPietro 4, Campbell 2, Richter 2, DeJong, Thomson BEST M . DeJong, J . Di Pietro, P. Campbell, J . Richter, P. Allen, S . OConno r SECOND SEMI FINAL - MENTONE SENIORS OAKLEIGH AFC 2.2 8.4 12.12 17.13.115 UNIVERSITY REDS 2 .3 5.5 6 .8 10.8.68 OAKLEIGH Forrest 6, McKennar 4, Brereton 2 . Thomlinson 2, Leslie. Tilly.

Walsh . BEST Ferguson, Cloke, Brereton . Walsh. Tomlinson . McKennar UNI REDS Hepburn 3, Kane 3, Laurdz 2, Farrell . Heenan . BEST Bowman, McGowan, Cook, Yendall . Arnett, White RESERVES OAKLEIGH AFC 2 .4 3 .5 5 .6 9 .14.68 BALWYN COMBINED AFC 4 .5 7.7 10 .13 12 .13.85 OAKLEIGH Ryan 3, Green 2, Knorpp 2, Crugnale, Redford . BEST M Ryan, J. Knorpp. R . Schwass, S . PeI!issier, J . Hally, B. Matheson .

BALW YN Vella 4, Makns 3, Lehmann-Rhodes 2. Tonzing 2, O' Hoy. BEST R . Drain, K . Flint, J. Makris, J . Mavrodis . M . Tonzing, J . Vella .

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A SECTION SENIORS A SECTION RESERVES B SECTION 1ST SEMI FINAL 1ST SEMI FINAL 1ST SE M I NORTH OLD BOYS vs COLLEGIANS 0. XAVERIANS vs NORTH OLD BOYS O . MENTONIAN S

Senior Coach: Robert Hyd e

1 . A . Egan (Capt) 2 . T. Jones (VC) 3 . D . Marti n 4 . T. Beare 5 . M . Schmidt 6 . B. Clayton 7 . P. Boot h 8 . B. Collison 9 . S . Brazil 10. B . Hanlon 12 . J. Tierney 13. B . Curuil i 14. O. Abrahams 15. P. Kearney 16. B . Herrald 17. M . Boy d 19. P. Considine 20. D. Kennedy 22 . C . Peloso 24. J. Bake r 25. D. Cerini 26 . M . Fisher 27. M . Gravina 28 . D. O'Farrell 29 . P. Daniels 30 . P. Tatter 31 . L. Boyle 32 . G . Phyland 34 . B. Conti (VC) 35. S . Manassa 36. J . Considine 37. R . Lan e 38. J . Curran 42 . T. McAuliffe 43 . G . Irvine 44 . B. Girolami 46 . D . Howard 47. R . Littl e 48 . D . Delac 49. J . Finlayson 55. S. Zocco

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Senior Coach : Leigh Carlson 1, G . Palme r 2 D Hoyl e 3 B Wooihouse 4SLaussen 5 D. Greeves 61 A. Ingieton 7. C. Higson 8 . C. Pollock 9 M Hibbin s

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11 . N Hibbins (C-Res) 12 . A Dulmanis 13 .S .Hmchen 14 .R.Schober(VC) 15 . W. Green 16 A . Wallace (VC) 17. D Stubb s 18 . J. Bennett (Capt) 19 . P Scott 20. M . Wittaker 21 . V. Cleary 22 . D. Ker r 23. A. Wright 24. N. Anderson 25. A. Harrison 26 N Mila t 27. L . Tracy 2& S, Blackman 29 A. Kenneally 30 . M. Galbraith (VC) 31 .S . b e 32 . D. Thomson 33 G . Irvine 34. L . Twaddle 35 . N . Evans 37. C . Coyne 38 M . Lake 39 .B.Jones 40 . A. Lord 4t . G . English 42 . L . Griffin 43 . M . Foard 44 . G . Oakley 45. P Harry 46, A . Mitchell 47. M . Lucas 48 J . Lemon 49. G. McColl 50. B . Jefferson 51 . P. Baxter 52. B. Barker 53. D. Varlamos 54. T Holland 55. J . Levin

56 D. Warner 57. T Smith 58. C. Kringouds 59 C. Manuell 60 A Burgess 61, R . Oliphant 62 .J.Sneddon 66. B. Simpso n 70. R . Conron (VC-Res) 75 N . Proctor

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Rese rves Coach : Andrew Ralp h Assistant Coach : John Carmody 1 . M . Bloo d

2 . M . Bourke (Capt) 4. D . Landrigan 5. D . McKay (VC) 6. A . Key ho e 7. T. O'Sullivan 8. M . Holmes 9. A . McCorkell 10. S . Colquhoun 11 . A. McDonald 12. J . Bowe n 14. D . Stoney 15. G . Clare 16. M . Nicolosi 17. D. Richardson 18. P. O'Sullivan 19. R . Gree n 20 . D. Tapping 21 . L. Hannebery 23 . A . Duggan 24. J . McKay 26. R . Salter 27. L. Fay 28. J. Hilbert 29. C . Burke 30. D . Dann 32 . J . Cardillo 33. A . Sassi 34. A . Egan 35. C . Mortensen 37. T. Landrigan 38. D. Dalto n 39. D. Berry 41 . A . Dillon 42 . J . Lowe 44. M . Dillon 46. J . Kennedy 47. A. Bourke 48. P. Anderson 49. D. Bailey 50 . G . Dalton 55 . P. Slate r 56 . A. Caputi 57. S. Barlow 58 . M . Collopy 61 . J . Purcell 66 . T. Collin s

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Reserves Coach: David Art hurson 1 . D. Goodear 2 . M . Fennelly

5 . M . Schmidt (C) 8 . B. Colliso n 12 . J . Tierney 13. B . Curulli (DVC) 14. O. Abrahams 15. P. Kearney 19. P. Considine 21 . D. Baker 22 . C. Peloso 23 . C . Alevraz 24 . J . Barker 26 . M . Fisher 27. M . Gravina 28 . D . O'Farrell 29 . P. Daniels 30. P. Tatter 33 . M . Daffey 35. S . Manassa 37. R . Lane 39 . J . Zumbo (VC) 40 . I . Turnbul l 41 . P. Dwyer 42 . T. McAuliffe 43 . G . Irvine 45 . C. Muller 46 . D . Howard 47. R . Little 48 . C . Goodear 49 . J . Finlayson 52 . A . Da y 53. M . Leigh 54. M . White 55. S. Zocco 56. G . Mitchell 59. J . Bujega 63 . R . Gale 64. J . Rush

Senior Coach : Garry Connolly 1 . A. Acreman 2 . D. Campbell 4 . G . Strou d

6 . D . Paterson B . N . Macquire 9 . S . Mullen 10. A. Sheedy 11 . D . Solley (VC ) 12 . G . Dickson (DVC) 13 . S . Shar p 15. C. Davis 16 . D. Gran t 17. M . Edmonds 18 . T. Bournon 20. S. Farrow 23. N . Moodie 24. C. Racli n 26. G . Curran 28 . M . Bond 29 . A. Carter 30 . M . Brooks 32 . J. Sly (Capt) 33 . C. Gardner 35 . D. Murphy 36 . B. Paterson 38 . M . Sherriff 42 . T. Riley 43 . C. Best 46 . A . Petrov 49 . B. Murray 51 . G . Pride 53 . A . Riddle 54. P. Appel 64. M . Austin 70 . D. Webster THE SANDOW N PARK HOTEL ~ ~AUMDPY LG~C<T ZEflVIfES

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SENIORS I B SECTION RESERVES C SECTION SENIORS 1ST SEMI FINAL 2ND SEMI FINAL ,,FINAL vs UNI BLUES BULLEEN/TEMP vs 0 . PARADIANS I M AZENOD vs IVANHO E

Senior Coach: Grant Williams 2 . T. Hutchins 3. J . Hutchings 4. J . Frit h

5. J. Lochhead 6. V. Romito 7. J . Shaw 8. G . Lamb 10. A. Davis 11 . T. O'Brien 12 . H . Worsley 13. N . Harris 14. J. Buckley 15. P. Stevens 17. J . Kanis 18.S . Kirsanovs 19. J . Keats 21 . T. McIntyre 22 . A . Wilson 23 . B . Furphy 24. R . Calnon 25. S . Waters 26. N . Cavalier 27. J . Jamieson 28. G . Hazeldine 29. T. Doherty 31 . M . Mudge 35. M . Jukes 36. R . Steele 39. D . Evans 40. A . Sudholz 45. C. Taylor 48 . J . Dawson 50. G . Markley 53 . R . Bales 55. D. Ord 60 . S . Hall 64 . A . Tippet 68 . A. McKenna 71 . T. Harris 72 . J . Norman 75 . T Moran SPONSORED BY

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Reserves Coach: Gerry Miles 1 . P. Nagle 2. S . Driver 3. S. Young 4 . D. Fitt 5 . M . Agrotis 6 . R . Minney 7. P. Robertson 8 . N . Bone 9 .S ' Mitileno s 10. P. George 11 . S. Farley 12 . A. Parris 13. D. Philpots 14 . D. Matthews 15. P. Faulkner 16. S. Smith 17. D. Mayne 18 . P. Harvie 19 . P. Nigro 20. A. Pawola 21 . D. Hooper 22 . G . McLaren 23. S. Pac e 24. D. Tulloch 27. G . Alexander 29.R Bon e 30. R . Field 31 . A . Shin e 33 . C . McWaters 34 . D. McInnes 35 . M . Osborne 37. D. Martin 38 . C. Darby 39 . C. Youn g 41 . A . Rozanitis 43. M . Mason 44. J. Rozanitis 45. M . Cumming 48. D. Frase r 50. D. Glover 51 . B . Bond 52 . T. Agosta 53. T. Matthews 55. M. Bellato 57. P. Edwards 58. S . Alyward 60. J . Catt 61 . A . Teunissen 99. J . Frosinoss

Rese rves Coach : M . Jones

6. B . Montgomery 8. D. Bec k 13. R . Mills 14. D. Kell y 18. L . Mansfield 23 . P Robertson 24 . L . Smit h 25 . R . Aanenson 27. N . Ker r 28 . S . Lennon 30 . B. Brabender 31 . P. Wals h 32 . S. Batchelor 34. P. Joyce 36. S . Swindon 39. K. Jenkins 40. D. Baird 41 . D. Digney 43. P. Healy 45. A . Mulvahill 47. A . Herman 48. D. Griffiths 49. S. O'Toole 50. C. Ziebal l 52 . M . Donoghue 54. D. Hal l 55. P. Henry 56. T Jones 58. V. Jones 59. N . Ball 60. Belli s 61 . A . Venturini 62 . D. McCrohan 63 . A . Nitso u 64 . M . Promiero 65 . M . O'Brien 66 . D . Cosma 67. D . Ciavola 68 . T. Mulligan MAJOR SPONSO R

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1 . R . Armstrong 2 . P. La Rosa 3. C . Tucke r 4. M . Maud 5. P Manuel 6. J. Att a 7. J . Matthew 8. J. Freema n 9. M . Thackwray 10 . G . Kennedy 11 . 5. Ford 13 . P Rawley 14 . P. Flynn 15. T. Flynn 16. S. Pitt 17.P.Lee 18. D. Quigley 19. G . Bullen 20. R . Stewart 21 . L . Blackwood 22 . R . Angelini 23. P Pettingill 25. R . Doyl e 26. S . Devlin 27. D. Nibali 29. A . Peklin 31 . B . Joyce 32 . J . Raywood 33. S . McGowan 36. J. Hoffman 41 . C. McDonald 44. E . Newbold 45. L . Pearce 50. J. Dowling 51 . M . Rooney 52 . P. Rovis SPONSORED BY

2 D. Murra y 3 T. Chilcott (Capt) 4. W. McLean 5. D. Conroy (DVC) 6. M . Guilian o 7. S. Morgan 8. Peter Green 9.P,Hall 10 . D Gil l 11 . T Smith 12 . S. Nobl e 13 . Pat Green (VC) 14. C. Belleville 15 . D. Barker I J. Lenart IT T. Tsiavis 18 M . Brookes 19. S . McMullin 20, C Murray 21, S . Polan 22 . S. Williams 23 . M. Morley 24 . A. Hanley 25 . D. Richards 26 W. Poulter 27. R . Palamara 2& D. Carter 28, N . Little (2) 29 M . McCusker 30. S Fishe r 31 . C Smith 32 W. Marshall 33, J . Boyle 34 D. Connolly 35 S. Ker r 36. M . Poletti 37. J. Mannix 38. B . Mounter 39. R . Bourbon 40. M . Birch 41 . B. Welch 42, J . Grimison 43, A . Amy 44,B. Meadows 45, G . Rogers 46 M . Johnston 47, R Riley 48, 1 Howard 49 . P Crowhurst 50 A . Rogers 51 . M . Murray 52 . M . O'Hara 53 . D. Williams 54 . W. Maloney 57.B.Baxter 58 . R . Cahil l 63 . P. Welch 69C.Desmier 86 . M . Couttie 99, M . Hun t

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D 'SECTION C SECTION RESERVES D SECTION SENIORS 2ND SE M I FINAL 2ND SEMI FI N AL 2ND SE M I O . GEELONG vs UNI BL,4c:ItS MHSOB vs MAZENOD ST BEDES/MENTONES TIGER S

Reserv es Coach : Chris Boyl e

Rese rves Coach: Paul Kell 3.P.Day 3b. R . Verm a

4. D. Menzies (Capt) 4b. A . Kenned y 6. R . Wi x 11 . M . Webster (DVC) 11b. B. Cookma n 12. M . Feferkranz (VC) 13. A . Dawson 14. B. Glover 16. P. Kotz 19. A . Muller 21 . D . Reeves 23 . G . Wilson 24 . D. Fleming 26 . M . Thompson 28 . T. Canavan 29 . C. Drake 30 . R. Newton 33 . C. Oxiade 34 . P. O'Connell 35 . S . Konstanty

36 . A. Palmos (DVC) 37. P. Defteros 38 . B. Ansell 39 . J . Newton 40 . B. McGrath 41 . P. Browne 42 . P. Browne 43 . G . O'Brien 44. C. Glover 45. D. Baker 46.'A . Holland 47. M . Konstanty 48. B. Archdall 51 . J . McGennis 52 . A. Sainsbury 53. J. Goldi n 54. A . Clark 55. I . Gillespie 56. B. Cookman 59. R . Zwa r 60. P. Konstanty _ i~i~/ •~ ---_

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7,P. Deegan (Capt) 8 . Peter Green 9 . P . Hall . D* Gil l t1 0L T. Smith (VC) 12 . P . Evans 13. Pat Green 14. C. Belleville 15. D, Barker 16 . J . Lenette 17 . T . Tsiavis 18 . M . Brookes 19 . S. McMullin 20 . C . Murray 21 . S. Polan 22 . S. Williams 23 . M . Morley 24 . A . Hanley 25 . D. Richards 26. W. Poulter 27 . R . Palamara 28. D . Carter 28 N . Little (2) 29 M. McCusker 31 . C . Smith 32 . W . Marshall 33 . J . Boyle 34 . D . Connolly 35 . S. Ker r 36 . M . Poletti 37 . J . Mannix 38 . B . Mounter 39 . R . Bourbon 40. M . Birch 41 . B . Welch 42. J . Grimison 43 A. Amy 44.BMeadows 45 . G . Rogers 46 . M . Johnston 47 . P. Riley 48 . T . Howard (DVC) 49 . B . Field 50 . A . Rogers 51, M . Murray 52 . M . O'Hara 53 . D. Williams 54 . W. Maloney 57 . B . Baxter 58, R . Cahill '.. 63. P . Welc h '.. 69. C . Desmier 86 . M. Couttie 99 . M. Hunt

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5. A . Howells 6. D. Ritchie 7. S. Glascott 8. A . Rigby 10 . M . Oliphant 11 . J . Pescott 12 . G . Fawcett 13. P. Herman 14. B . Edmonds 15. C. Stewart 16. S . Burgess 17. W. Dowling 18. C. Richardson 19 . J . Manto n 20. C. Ros s 21 . D. Morrison 23. M . Davi s 24. A . Gunnerson 25. A . Peake 26. R . Williamson 27. D. Morton 29. C . Jeffries 30. P. Jones 31 . T. Jackson 33 . G . Stubbings 34 .P.Law 36 . M . Bai n 37. J . Richmond 39. J . Ferguson 40 . S. Bones 44 . E . Spiden 45. J . Wilson 47. M . Wilso n 48. S . Nadenbush 50. M . Robson 51 . J . Le e 52 . P. Stock 54 . J. Groom 66 . O'Halloran

Senior Coach: Mark Tyquin

1 . M . Kinsella 6 . R . Parsons 7 . D. Diggin s 8 . B. Hambridge 9. M . Jone s 10, D. Feben (Capt) 12 . D . Kinsell a 13 . M . Hecker 14 . P. Lannan 16 . B. Berry 17 . A . MacGeorge (DVC) 19. B. Tomlinso n 20 . A. Giaquinta 21 . M . Hanrahan 22 . S. McCarthy 23 . B. Hutchinson 24. T. Beasley (VC) 27. D. Johnston 31 . G . McLachlan 35. R . Bilos 36. S. Markham 37. S. Gray 38 . D. Edwards 39 . H . Donnellan 40. T. Bryan t 42 . D . O'Brien 44 . D. Goodchild 45 . M . Beasley 52 . J . Sebire 54. M . McCraw 57. W . Earle

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Reserv es Coach : Kim Kershaw 1, T. Rourjke 2 J. Radford 3 M . Burnett 4. A, Gra y 5 A. Neville 6. G . Evans 7. S Mill s 8, D. Hallam 9.S Spmks 10.S Bromell t1 . B Smith 12 M Bell 13 M N .hA I 14 B Townsend 15 . G . Anderson 16 . P Caccaviello 17, S Longley 18 J Lewis 19 B Salim 20 S McMahon 21 C. Ritchie 22 . S Glover 23 R . Riell y

24, A . Bandit 25. A MacGowan 26 A Phil6p s 27, S. Middleton 28 D. Moodield 29 J Gray 30 G . Keys 31 N Carah 32 M . Ellis 33, A . Merrill 34 . J . Sprunt 35 A Watt 36. M . Begley 37. R . Hall 38 J, Start 39. P. Some-Ile 40 J. Ganly 41 . D. VanGerrevink 42, G . Wine s 43 J. Guilty 44. P, Dillon 45 K. Bowden 46 B Danielson 47, A. Hengei 48 S Mmkhs 49 P, Anderson 50. M . Collins 51 A Neville 52. P. Pesavento 53 N . O'Sullivan 54. D. McFarline 55 M. Nixon 56 R. Devlin 57 B Wiegard 58. K . O'Farrell 59 S. Major 61 , B. Jackson 69 S. Littl e 71 R Munan 76 R Gazelle 77, A, Aaron 79. Perrett/Costello 81, P. Somerville 82 . A Donald

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E SECTION SENIORS PRELIMINARY FINAL DOVETON vs O. CAMBERWELL t~J 1~ ;~ ;.;

Reserves Coach : Steve Kin g 1 B Yarwood 2 M Dyson 3A 4 I wells Jenkms 5 J Stevens 6 M Ha l 7 G Farleacas 8 T Stevens 9 M Karayannis 10 B Hal l 11 T Ryan 12 M Tozer 13 D Lawson 74 M Coiledge 1 5 G Douglas 16 M Woods 17 J Lu k i8 C Ferguson 19 T Youn g 20 M Huber 21 S Pdoto 22 C Donnell 23 M Stewart 24 G Hares 25 J Maycock 26 P Goldmg 27 J Weddle 28 D Jones 29 R Weddle 30 D Toll 31 .D Caddy 32 D Goad 33 T Cormacrc 35 M 34 S Kohl Clarkson 36 D Super 37 C Lynch 38 N Weston 39 M Campbell 40 D Antrobus 41 J Marshall 42 S Vaughan 43 P Siqiey 44 A Atkinson 45 A Schoene 46 M Tolley 47 D Dov:ell 48 B Parr y 49 J Hempseed 50 M Vea l 51 M Power 52 P Carg,n 53 D Craker 54 P Wal 55 C Mact l .aughim 56 A Ongareilo 57 T Smrt h 59 B Eiswrorth 60 D Cubans 61 AHaug 62 R Bainbndge 94 B Olso n

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Senior Coach: Adrian Brown

2 . A . Campbell (VC) 3. P Ashwoo d 5. J . Muirhead 6. P. Cipressi 7 . J . Reige r 8 . R . Murphy 9 . D. Raab 10. F. Khalil 12 . C. Pepper 14. K . Charleston 15. P. Warre n 16. D . Boots 17. C. Pauline 18 . P. Lambert 19 . R . Forgiarini 20. C. Freeman 21 . B. Goodwin 23. M . Dyke 24. S. Van Bee k 27 . P. Giddens (Capt) 28. Adrian Brown 33. M . Pag e 34. S . Wilson 35. J. Virgona 36. W. Burgess (DVC) 37. G . McDonald 41 . D. Ruston 42 . D. Caruana 43 . S . Reige r 44 . Andrew Brown 48 . D. Giddens 49 . P Eyr e

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Senior Coach : Graeme Ewa rt 1 . R . Purcell 2 . D. Si m

3. N. Brown 4. A . Mitchell 5. S. Horskins 6. B . Taylo r 7. P. Kerkvliet 8. D. Hayes 9. G. Ewart (Capt) 10 . E . Smith (VC) 11 . A . Kyriaco u 12 . J. Wilson 13 . A. Gibbs 14 . S . Jackson 15 . R . Spurritt 16 . T. Walker 17. A . Cocks 18 . M . Carrick 20. D . Proven 21 . C. Town 22 . D. Stevens 23. M . Armstrong 24. T. McManus 27. B . O'Hara

28. B. Leitch 29. W. Forwood 32. D. Alex 33 . M . McHutchinson 34 . P. McCrae 35 . S . Burmeister 36 . D. Essery 37. C . Strachan 38 . J . Swann 39 . A . Inkster 40 . J . Harvey 41 . S . Ballard 45 . A. Gal e

46 . R . Lee 47. P. Lenton 49 . A. Ken t

Reserves Coach : R . Alford

Rese rve Coach : Mike Evans

4 . T. Van Den Akker (CVC ; 5 . C. Kenn y 6 . G . Grandie 8 . I . Milne r 9 . R . Sweetland 11 . M . Shacklock 15. G . Burke 17. S . Greely (CVC) 19. P Kell y 22 . R . Alford (C/C) 25 . S . Walsh 28 . J . Lebusque 29 . R . Knowles 31 . F. Caione 32 . A. Kenny 35 . A . Bo x 36 . K . Morris 40 . R Dart 41 . B . Compton 42 . P. O'Halloran 44 . F. Dinicolantonic 46 . D . Ingra m 47. J . O'Meara 50 . L . Burke 51 . T. Oakley 52 . P. O'Connor 56 . S . Jones 60 . C . Rya n 62 . J . Vaughan 64 . J . Cronin 80 . H . Meehan

2 . P McKenzi e 4. M . Evans (C/C) 5. S . Racovalis (VC) 6. P Dudderidg e 10. I . Stevens 11 . S . Coleman 13. J . Tapungao 14. D. Morden 16. M . Goodwill 18. M . Lukasz 20. A . Tonks 21 . L . Shaw 22 . P Grant 23. D. Poulton 24. R Murton 27. D. Eastway 28. D. Caddy 30. S. Meagher 33. T Harvey 34. B . Stebbing 39. M . Swift 42 . S . Emerson 46. M . Wuiske 49. A . Hutchinson 50. D. Bellman 53. S. Hearn e 60. A . Morriso n

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1 . G . Davies 2 . S . McMahon (C) 3. M . Nicalsen 3. M . Goding 4. B . La'Brooy 6. S. Torossi 7. J . Ladson 7. N . Franks 9. A . Rachelle 8.R Angu s 11 . C. Meeqan 10 . L . Marks (Long) 12 . G . Matheson 14 . D . Warne-Smith 13. S . Ha m (Short sleeve) 14. J . Sheehan 15. S. Peterson 16. W. Charlton 17. D . Morley 20. L . Adamson 18. S. Glover 21 . S . Koppens 19. M . Hayes 22. J . Doherty 20. D. Warne-Smith 24. R . Crozier (Long sleeve) 27. R . Walton 20. D. Crowde r 29. D. Higgins 23. L . Marks (Short) 30. R . Storai 25. M . Dentr y 33. Z . Monroe 26 . M . Cross 34. G . Waters 31 . A . Gross 37 . A . Pradel 32 . M . Warner 38. M . Ladso n 45. N . Saunderson 33 . C. Marines 34. G . Nelson 48. G . Pattison 43 . S . Wiltshire 50 . J . Giacomini 44. T. Stewart 51 . L . Munnikius 46. A . O'Neil 54 . S . Clancy 49. R . Goding 55 . M . Miller 54. E . Bowe n 56. C . Emery 60. B . McDonough 58. G . Roberts 65 . R . Prichard 59. E . Logonder 66 . R . Landr y 67. B. Jarrett 69 . S . Farre r /~ â&#x20AC;¢ \ CROW DERS

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Senior Coach : Ian Ewin g

Rese rves Coach : David Fo rt

6. S. Corcoran 7. J . Ladson 10 . J . Owe n 12 . G . Matheson 13 . S . Ham 20. L. Adamson 23 . J . Cana l 24 . R . Crozier 25 . D. Kelly 26 . G . Shaer 28 . G . Thomas 33 . Z . Monroe 34. G . Waters 35. J. Sacco 36. F. Schena 37. A . Pradel 39. S . Canning 40. M . Smith 42 . T Duca 44. M . Hancock 45. N . Saunderson 46. D. Pye 47 .D.Fort 49 . S. Doush a 50 . J . Giacomini 51 . L . Munnikius 52 . D. Sutton 53 . M . Ware 54. S . Clancy 55. M . Miller 56. C . Emery 57. S . Cockayne 58. G . Roberts 59. E . Logonder 60. D. Hemple 61 . J . Dalton 62 . J . Cotton 63. P. Tamo

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Senior Coach : Wayne Reddaway 1 . D. Col e

2 . M . Penwill 3 . C. Box 4 . M . Fun g 5 . M . Simpson 7. J. Down s 8 . T. McVean 9. C. Ross 10. N . Ford 13 . D . Kay 19 . N . Park 20. S. Frame 22 . P. Martin 23. J. Savaris 24. M . Davies 26. G . McLeod 27. R . Stephens 28. J. McVean 29. P. Peterson 31 . B. Ford 39. T. Reddaway 40 . M . Whit e 41 . B. Down s 44 . E . Zimmerman 47. T. Penaluna 51 . B . Dinning 54 . J . Dickson (C) 56 . R . Ford 58 . A . Livesey-Cole 65 . S . Jonson 67. A . Rowe MAJOR SPONSORS YARRA VALLEY

ANGLICAN SCHOOL Ph: 876 1366

Rese rves Coach : Chris Moo re 3 . B. Garner 4. S . Pellissier 7. M . Short

9. S . Woodbridge 10 . M . Stapleton 11 . B. Matheson 12 . B. Nicholas 14 . R . Schwass 21 . A . Monaghan 22 . T. lanchello 23. S . Osborne 24. C. Moore (C/C) 25. G . Doma n 27. A . Crothers 30. J . Green 31 . C . Dril l

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Rese rves Coach : Ross Heinrich 1 . A . De luli o 2 . P Anthony 3 . G . Skien 4 . M . DeJong 5 . B . Pedler 6 . G . DeJong 7. S. Condie 8 . C. Henrickson 9 . R . Gray 10. G . Oakley 11 . G . Wyngaard 12 . R . Davison 13. M . Thompson 14. J. Schroen 15. M . Warre n 16. D . Sciortino 17. B. Jone s 18. M . Simmonds 19.S. O'Connor 20. A. Sore 21. D. McHenry 22. J. Hamilton 23 . G . t-aidlaw 24. C. Devoy 25. M. Thomas 26. B. Taylor 27. J . Richter 28. M . Mazur 29. A. Skillern 30. K. Basso 31 . M . Ogstan 33. C. Greenhalgh 34. M . Taylo r 35. P. Campbell 36. D. Kar p 37. R Pope 38. G . Kimpton 39. D. Harvey 40. W. Cornelissen 41. D. Marshman 42. R . Crosby 43. 0. Kann 44. R . Burke 45. W. Hussey 46. M . Oakley 47. C . Smith 48. N . Senior 49. A . McMahon 50. R . Heinrich 51 . J . Harman 52 . D. Harman 53. P. Harman 54. P. Allen 55. J. Dipietro 60. P. Allen 61 . M . Edwards 62 . D. Boot h

Coach: Chris Anderson 1 . M . Fitzsimon (DVC) 2 . T. Boot h

3 . L . Tuddenham 4 . L . Westmore 6 . S. Delm o 7. S. Black 8. J . Fitzgerald 9. J . Hawkins 10. N . Fay 11 . M . Wilkinson 12 . B . Coughlan 13 . P. Lechte 15 . D. Curtain 16 . S . Dluzniak 17. A . Rei s 18. A. Jones 19 . S. Lally 21 . W. Gil l 22 . G . Anderson 23. S . Waddingham 25. M . McIntyre 27. S. Kennedy 29. R . Ralph 30. M . Shortall 32 . P Thomas qq A . Wals h 3- Stones (VC) 35. M . Petroff 42 . M . lacovangelo 49 . D. Stracha n 53 . P. Hall (Capt) 68 . P. O'Brie n

Coach: Ter ry Davis 1 . A.Webb

2 . B. Hemley 3 . D. Raciti 4. S . Sawicki 5. S . O'Keefe 6. M . Hande 7. C . Perrett 8. M . Wright 9. S . Kerassitis 10 . T. Ogston 11 . T. Dobson 12 . M . Conroy 13 . J . Ferns 14. B. Chatfield 15. D. Croker 17. P. Zein e 18. S . Lynch 19.P.Daffey 20. J. Kavanagh 21 . S . Chatfield 22 . M . Farmer 23 . D. Rogers 25. A . McIntyre 28 . A . Farme r 32 . P. Scerri (Capt) 37. L . Rogers 45 . M . Castles 48. T. De Luca MAJOR SPONSO R

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Coach: A. Morell i

1 . D. Digney (VC) 2 . A . Nitso u 3 . P Phelan 4 . M . Anderson 5 . T. Walli s 6 . B. Montgomery 7 . L . Smith 8 . L . Dye r 9. S . Drummond 10. B . Brabender 11 . A . Heffernan 12 . D . Heste r 14 . D. McCrohan 16 . M . Primiero 18 . C. Kalli s 19 . I . Morelli 20. G . Beadle 21 . S . Moore 22 . D . Ciavola 23 . P. Curtis 25 . M . Basil e 26 . D. Horsington 27. M . Geary 28 . S . Farrell 30 . A . Mulvahill 33 . H . Bellis 35. A . Vacirca 36, A . Farrell 37. D . Cosma 38. J. Way

Coach : J. Marchbank 1 . B . Bryc e

2 . J. Bandt 3 . F. Haifa 4 . N . Mattiazzi 5 . M . Roberts 6. B. Di x 7. D. Pavlou 8. S . Dru m 9. M . Dabdouh 10 . T. Sheedy 11 . C . McMahon 12 .P Rus h 13 . B. Hall 14 . P. Schroeder 15. S . Serong 16. M . Maguire 17. P. Haddad 18. T. Parr y 19. S. Care 20. M . Aboueid 21 . P. Roumeliotis 22 . G . Stunnell 51 . D. Tonki n 68. F. Borell o 69. J . Joyce (Capt) 77. S. Trenton

UNDER 19 SOUTH 2ND SEMI FINA L 0 . BRIGHTON vs AJAX

Coach : Michael Hill 3. C. Gordon 4. M . Taylo r

5 . A. Olliver 6 . C. Jackson 8 . T Ward 9 . S . Wilson 10. M . Nikakis 11 . Sam Williams 12 . J . Mendoza 15. S. Mage e 16. K . Teschendorff 18. P Roach 20. P. Robinson (DVC) 21 . D. Atki n 32 . R . Walsh 35. S . Swanell 3T F. Hunt 40. J. Bradley 41 . M . Bilionis (VC) 42 . G . Sloan 43. A . Forster 44. J. Newman 46. T. McNamara 47 . D. Wilson 48. S. Thomas 49. A . Arendsen 51 . Simon Williams 52 . A . Carr 57 . D. Begley 58 . L . Stewart 59 . T Farrer (Capt) 60. B. Ker r 61 . B . Stefanou 62 . E . Dimer 64. S . Antonis 71 . D. Smart

Coach : Mark Zuker Assistant: Steve Bende l

1 . D . Meh l 2 . J. Klooger (DVC) 3 . B . Gelbart 4 . N . Gold 5 . M . Rajch 6 . R . Rotstein 7 . D. Mos s 8. Jer. Wrobel (VC) 9. D . Rose n 10 . M . Nathan 11 . B. Asseraf 12 . B . Krasnostein (DVC) 13 . J . Engelma n 15 . J . Szwider 18 . B. Fri d 19. D . Fin k 20 . D. Smorgon 22 . B . Duzenman 23 . J . Abraha m 24. A . Rosshandler 25. A . Cukierman 26. D . Grosman 29. J . Meltze r 30. J . Lewis 31 . M . Chrapot 32 . A . Braun (Capt) 33. J. Bram 37 . J. Goldstat 38 . B . Pearce 41 . M . Aladjem 42 . E . Rubenstein 47. D. Shlakht 48 . J . Feldman

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TRIBUNAL AND INVESTIGATIONS REPORT S

24 AUGUST 1993 C. WILLIAMS, Collegians U19 - Disputng umpires decision and abusive language - 2 matches .

C. FORD Fawkner - Strikingn - 7 matches.

J . KOTZAPANAGIOTIS, RichCentrals - Abuse of umpi re - 3 matches .

FAILED TO PHO N E FINAL SCORE S

"J. KARSLAKE, StAndrews - Striking - 2 matches .

'J. TAPNER, StAndrews - Striking - 2 matches.

'Accepted prescribed penalty B. WOODHEAD Tribunal Co-ordinato r

PLEASE NOTE : Standard fines will apply for clubs guilty of BY 5.30 P.M . the above offences . Clubs who offend on th re e occasions OLD ME~BURNIANS U19 5 .42* (4th time) for the same type of offence will be charged with "conduct *C lubs had to be contacted for sco re s unbecoming a Member club of the Association"

DENTAL ~1 AL T6-1 ICE S 6 V CTORIA

U19 SECTIONS

by Max Lyon

REVIEW OF LAST WEEKS GAMES Division 1 Xavversfailedto be inspired by the "slab" challenge and their poor kicking for goal cost them dearly for tfie 2nd week in a row when their loss to Nodders cost them the double chance . Warren O'Hara, Steve Coulson and Russell Sharpe made up a half backline that made it hard for Xavs to pass whilst Peter McCusker kicked "the goal of the year" from his wing to put Nodders in front .

A couple more after that gave them the game . Shannon Morgan notched a unique 50 g!s for the year when he booted 4 - they were scored in 3 grades!

Bernies got off to a good start against Ormond and never looked back . Adam Farmer, Ashley McIntyre and "Little Chatty" were 3 good performers in an even team effort with the main scorers being "Webby" with 6 and Mark Farmer and Danny Rogers with 4 apiece .

Division 2 Central - 1st Semi Final I was wrong on so many scores in my prediction except that I made Val Evans very happy by picking the Blues . Instead of starting slowly the Students had the 1/4 time lead but could kick only 6 more majors compared to Carey's 13. Will Jobbo get his job back on his return? A big 2nd term turned the corner for Carey and they went on to 7 gl lead at 3/4 time and coasted home. Commiserationsto Steve on getting his lads into the finals again only to miss out on the flag . His best on the day were Teelow, Bales and Speers whilst Ian Bracken did well considering his recent injury . Addison (6) and Campbell did best for Carey while Mathews got another 4 to add to his already impressive tally .

Division 2 South - 1st Semi Final Yetanother poor finals selection -serves me rightfor not sticking with "my" team . After being scoreless in the 3rd term, Collegians came home strongly - 7 gls to 1 - to run out winners by 20 pts . No doubttheir recent losses to Tonners and Jackers prepared them better for finals football than the Bedas . Razza did well kicking 5 of Bedas 9 gIs whilst they were best served by Mick Hecker (as usual), Donnellan and Georgoulis . Once again Andrew Semmens was Collegians main scorer with 4 majors moving his season's tally to 47. The Lions were best served by Rose, Michael Lucas and Gene Palmer.

PREVIEW OF TODAY'S GAMES Division 1 - 1st Semi Fina l After holding top spot for almost the entire season, Xavs now find themselves in the cut-throat first semi after successive losses to Chirnside and Mazenod . Bernies also stumbled at Chirnside but their form for the last half of the season has been pretty good particularly at Keilor where I think their only failure was at the hands of the Xavvers . Can they fire up as well away from home? They should have "Big Chatty" back from the ones and he will be a great asset around the packs . Two key players will be the two "solid" spearheads - "Webby" and Stones both very strong players who know where the big sticks are . Xavs will need big games from Dluzniak and Fitzsimon if they are to win whereas Bernies have

been getting consistently good contributions all over the ground particularly their on-bailers .

Two weeks ago I would not have hesitated to go for Xavs but Bernies appeal to me as being first a little more evenly balanced and I'll upset them by tipping them to get home by one straight kick (something Xavs haven't been doing very well lately - total of 14-33 in the last 2 games!)

Division 2 Central - 2nd Semi Fina l I saw parade suffer one of their only 2 losses for the year in an early season game at Therry . It was possibly the best game I have seen all season and Parade have maintained that form throughout the season . I also saw NOBs when they played a weaker Therry team than the one that played Parade and, even though they won, the game was not a classy spectacle . NOBs strength is the evenness of their forward line - 4 or 5 can kick a bag of goals . The Bundoora Boys will have to watch McMahon, Haddad, Tonkin and Mattiazzi in particular.

Despite this I think that Parade's forward line is equally as dangerous and their backline, which conceded 400 pts less than NOBs, is very miserly and will stop NOBs from notching a winning score.

Division 2 South - 2nd Semi Fina l Tonners were 1st or 2nd for most of the year while Jackers got the double chance with 2 great wins over Tonners and Collegians in their last 2 games with the victory at the "wind Tunnel" being an exceptional effort .

Biggest poser for Michael Hill will be who can he use to stop Jackers' goalkicking machine Michael Rajch .

If he can do that he'II have the Tonners well on the way to winning . Tonners are a pretty evenly balanced team and I expect their lack of any "stars" to work in their favour for 3 qtrs but Jackers have been good finishers all season and this will see them go into their 2nd successive grand final .

9 UNDER 19 SECTION 1 SECOND SEMI FINAL AT ELSTERNWICK PARK (Saturday 8 am ) MAZENOD vs DE LA SALLE UNDER 19 SECTION 2 CENTRAL PRELIMINARY FINAL AT OAKLEIGH (2 pm) Loser of today's Second Semi vs OLD CARE Y UNDER 19 SECTION 2 SOUTH PRELIMINARY FINAL AT OAKLEIGH (11 .30 am) Loser of today's Second Semi vs COLLEGIANS

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McCuskec BEST Coulson, Little, Bourbon, Sharp, Clarke . O'Hara.

0 XAVS Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

DE LA SALLE 4 .10 10 .17 18 .20 30.28.208 OLD MENTONIANS 1 .0 2 .0 2 .2 2.2 .14 DE LA Parr $ Conroy 3, Dundon 3, Hosking 3, Raju 3, Gleason 2, McGrath 2, Sparrow 2, DeFazio, Francis, Grant, Mannix . BEST Favaloro, Hosking, Parr, A . Grant, Gleeson, Sparrow.

0 MENTONE Leone, Martin . BEST Jorgensen, Sheddon, Leaver, Winduss, Aspeling, Mogg .

ST BERNARDS BLUE 24 .17.161 ORMOND 10 .7.67 ST BERNARDS Webb 6, Farmer 4, Rogers 4, Daffey 2, Ferns 2, Chatfield 2, Lynch 2, Scerri, Castles. BEST B. Chatfield, A . Farmer, McIntyre, Lynch, Kavanagh, Webb .

ORMOND Looby 5, Barrett 2, Edwards, Keating, Milliken . BEST Wilks, Williams, Monk, Neel, Jeffery, Keating .

OLD MELBURNIANS 2 .2 10 .6 12.9 17.14.116 OLD HAILEYBURY 5.5 6 .6 7.6 8.9.58 OLD MELB Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

O HAILEY Buchanan 2, Burn 2, Stack 2, Baby, Chamberlain . BEST Stevens, Baby, Buchanan, Pound, Boothman, Nicholls .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 CENTRAL FIRST SEMI FINAL - OAKLEIGH OLD CAREY 3 .3 9 .6 13.8 16.12.108 UNIVERSITY BLUES 4.4 6 .8 7.11 10 .13.73 O CAREY Addison 6, Matthews 4, Lee 2, Jamieson, Morrison, Dunn, Vasilopoulos. BEST Campbell, Addison, Behrens, Doggett, Hirst, Lee .

UNI BLUES Bracken 3, Anderson, Bales, Barnaby, Gullock, Jukes, Menzies, Teelow, Speers. BEST Teelow, Bales, Speers, Bungey, Hutchings, Nave .

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Field: T.Sutcliffe, L . Symons Boundary: I . Lilley, A . Stapleton Goal: R . Barichievitch, M . Lentin i UNDER 19 SECTION 2 CENTRAL 2ND SEMI FINAL - OAKLEIGH - 2 P.M .

OLD PARADIANS vs NORTH OLD BOYS

Field: S. Harford, C. Rowe Boundary.- N . Woods, K. King Goal: A . Stephens,yA . Belche r

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 SOUTH 2ND SEMI FINAL - OAKLEIGH - 11 .30 A .M .

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Field: B. Lowe, M . Head Boundary: D. Fowler, S . King Goal: G . Clancy, A . Simpson

50 GAM ES AT ST BERNARDS Congratulations to Anthony Webb who played hi s 50th U/19 game against Ormond last Saturday (21/8) .

"Webby"has played most ofhisfootballatFFandhas headed the goalkicking list twice . Never one to take a backward step lets hope Webby can take the big step forward to senior ranks in 1994 .

UNDER 19 SECTIOR! 2 SOUTH FIRST SEMI FINAL - OAKLEIG H ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGER 3 .3 5.7 8.14 9.15 .69 COLLEGIANS 4 .3 6.8 6.8 13.11 .89 ST BEDES Razza 5, Corderoy, Johnston, Karsella, Scullin . BEST H .

Donnellan, S. Hecker, T. Georgoulis, C . Stewart, P. Razza, J. McGrath.

COLLEGIANS Semmens 4, Rose 3, Degen 2, Bell, Quayle, Johnston, Mulder. BESTT Rose, M . Lucas, G . Palmer, A . Semmens, M . Johnston, M . West .

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Responsibility of WINNING tea m 2 . C, D, E, F1, F2, U19 (1), U19 ( C), U19 (S) SECTION SHEET : WINNING team to fill in an enclosed match details sheet (Q by Q scores, goalkickers, best players) and then phone all information to Elsternwick Park (531 8333) by 5 .30 pm WINNING team to collect details from losing team . *The winning team IS NOT I required to phone final scores to Nancy this weekend .

3 . A AND B SECTION ELSTERNWICK PARK FIN A L S EP Duty Officer will collect reserves scores (nil club responsibility) .

WINNING team in senior game to fill in enclosed match details sheet and hand in upstairs to Phil, Brian or Nancy .

COACHES CLIPBOARD edited by Brian Woodhead SPORTSCOVER

THE PEP TALK - WHAT TO SAY?

By Kevin Madden, National Director Coaching Article supplied by Max Lyon, U19 Football Chairma n

As the season is closing or has closed for many players, thoughts for many will turn to the possibility of taking on a coaching role in 1994 . The first question that pops into the mind of the prospective coach is "What do I say in my talk to the team?" The following article may help in overcoming a fear that sometimes deters guys from taking on football's greatest challenge . Good Luck!

6. Opposition - can refer to their collective strengths Many football coaches feel threatened at the thought or weaknesses or a dominant player. of addressing a group of players during a match .

7. Match Statistics - if available, statistics can be used The following points may be useful in composing an sparingly to reinforce a point . effective pep-talk .

8. Aim for the next quarter - an essential part of all • Keep in mind the purpose of the quarter time, half pep-talks, the coach must set team goals for the time and 3 quarter time intervals . next quarter outlining expectations and areas for - it allows time for your players to change ends. improvements.

- It gives your players a break from the demands of match conditions and receive medical treatment if ® Given the above, the dilemma becomes not what to say but what not to say. required . ® In any talk only two or three points should be - And finally it enables the coach to review the game emphasised . In keeping it simple the good coach must to date and plan strategies to improve the team's also keep it positive. performance .

• An effective coach should be able to "gauge the Don't rush into your pep-talk. Let your players settle mood" of his players and adapt words accordingly. and use the time to plan your main thoughts . Select . Evaluate your own effectiveness in this area by having key words . your team manager tape your address during the course Before speaking to your team eliminate the of a match . distractions . Choose a location away from the sun's Finally, the effective pep-talk contains the following glare, call the players in together and move eager trainers elements : and parents away . Prepare the scene carefully.

1 . Review - a brief summary of the game so far and, Be composed . Junior coaches in particular must be selective in their choice of words, glances and 2 . Preview - our aim for the next quarter of play . movements .

RESOURCE OF THE WEEK : This is the fina l Skills - your team's performance in this area may be 'Resource of the Week'. As a conclusion we will recap highlighted . all previous 'Resources'. All books are available from (a) Offensive - kicking, handballing, marking, backing Santo Caruso at MELBOURNE SPORTS BOOKS. up . (b) Defensive - tackling, spoiling, shepherding, "Winning" ($20) - "Lawrence of Australia" ($20) manning up. ( c) General - talking, use of space, "Played strong, done fine" ($10) - "Winning starts on reading the play.

Monday" ($10) - "Run to daylight" ($20) - "Tactics in 2 . Positional Play - general observations can be modern football" ($20) "Drills & Skills" ($15) made on the following areas : "Premiership Football" ($15) - "Psychology & . (a) Forward Line. (b) Back Line. ( c) Centre Line Motivation in football" ($20) - "Tactics, the art & science (d) Followers . of success" ($16.95) - "Something more than victory" 3. Tactics : How well has the pre-game plan been ($10) - "Sporting Excellence" ($20) - "Strength training maintained? Is there an area where the plan is falling Australian Rules" ($10) - "The Edge" ($60) - "The down?

Mental athlete" ($13) - "Mental toughness training for In all of the above, the coach should emphasise the sport" ($20) . team aspects of play. The match is merely an extension As a special "Finals" offer, Santo will take $5 oft: of training pond team meetings, with team play and tactics the price of any books for all VAFA people during of vital imortance . the month of September.

4. Envi ro nmental Conditions - Factors such as ground surface, wind strength and direction and general MELBOURNE SPORTS BOOKS Books on all major sports weather conditions can be mentioned .

9 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne, 3000, Owner/Manager 5. Umpi re - Mention can be made of the umpire Santo Caruso. Trading hours: Mon-Thurs 9 .30-5.30, Fri especially at quarter time where reference can be made 9.30-7.00, Saturday 9 .30-1 .00 . Phone : 621 1211 . to specific rule interpretation or his bouncing of the ball .

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SPORTSCOVER As mentioned in an earlier issue of The Amateur Footballer (July 17) Sportscover has been delighted with club support this year and as a result offered a competition related to the VAFA Tribunal, Investigations and Reserve Umpire programs .

It is with pleasure that I announce that OLD GEELONG has been deemed the winner of the competition and amassed 118 points in the competition .

OLD GEELONG's points were accumulated in the following way: 1 . Each club was initially allocated 100 points to start with . (O. Geelong 100 pts) .

2 . Points were then deducted according to the number of matches players are suspended for by the VAFA Tribunal e.g . a 4 match suspension would lead to a loss of 4 points . (0. Geelong s score still 100 - no suspensions) 3. Points were then deducted for clubs found guilty of being involved in melees - for each melee 10 points were deducted (O Geelong's score still 100 - no melees ) 4. Two points were then awarded for each officiating club reserve grade umpire (3 or more matches who had attended a 1993 Reserve Umpire Accreditation Night .

(0. Geelong's score now 106 - 3 umpires) .

5. An extra 3 points were awarded should a 2nd, 3rd or more than 3 accredited umpires officiate in 3 reserve grade matches . (0. Geelong's score now 112 - a 2nd and 3rd umpire umpired at /east 3 reserve matches) 6 . A further 2 points were awarded for each accredited umpire who had officiated in 3 or more matche s

and who was not the Club Secretary or President .

(0 Geelong's score now 118 - none of the 3 accredited umpires was the club President or Secretary) As the winner of this competition Old Geelong receives a $500 trophy account with Hickman's of Melbourne (see another section of this News) which is to be used when Old Geelong is buying its end of year trophies this account paid for by Sportscover.

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by Noel Rundle

5 YEARS AGO - 198 8 What a season it has been! Who would have believed back in April that De La Salle OC would have been relegated to "B" Section orthat Marcellin would feature in the first semi .

Parkside congratulated their coach Wayne Bannister on his marriage to Carmel 'Chicken Queen' Chiminelio . Legendary Parkside veteran Jack King gave the GROOM away, or so said the Parkside scribe.

In good weather Old Xaverians over-powered Marcellin in the second half to advance to the preliminary final, 16 .11 to8.11 . BestwereCallan, Jack McKay, Atkins, Steve Curtain (7 gls and missed afew easy shots) (Old Xav) and Peter Sheehan (100th game), Lennox, Delahunt (Marc.) .

In "B" Section first semi, Therry after a slow start finally got on top of Bulleen/Templestowe to win 13.15 to 11 .5 . Highlight of the match was the wonderful duel in the centre between Nyman (T) and Smythe (BT) .

Nyman's performance turned the tide for Therry and he probably shaded Smythe on the day who kicked what could only be described as "some great captain's goals" . Best were Nyman, Tyler, M att on (Th .) and Smythe, George, Espenschied (B-T.) .

Closest final game of the day was in Junior Section 3 when Monash Blues beat Hampton Rovers by the solitary point, 8.7 to 7.12 . Best were Smith, Hyett, Hipwell (M . B.) and Crawford, Engelkamp, Roberts (H . Rovers) .

The Rovers did have a big day in "D" as they annihilated Preston in the second semi, 16.16 to 12 .7 to go into the Grand Final and have the chance to win the club's first premiership since 1951 . Panagiotidis kicked 8 gls for the Rovers .

It was a disappointin g ointing day for Ban yule who lost th e "C" Section preliminaryto Old Brighton . The Maroon and Blues scored 13 wins straight and then lost form .

What can happen in a week - Old Brighton were long shots to make the finals until St . Kilda CBCOC's shock loss to Thomastown, and then defeated Old Haileyburians in the first semi . Now they find themselves being promoted to "B" Section with their Grand Final opponents Old Melburnians . both were relegated to "C" at the end of the 1986 season .

1st SEMI FINAL 10 YEARS AGO - 198 3 It was a big week in the VAFA - President Alex Johnson was recovering from a heart attack, Peter French became a father for the first time, and M argot Bassett, joined the VAFA staff where it was believed that all callers would benefit from her ready wit and personality! The VAFA moved from its temporary offices in Little Collins Street to Elsternwick Park .

In A Section Collegians found its early season form and outpaced and outplayed the slower North Old Boys to win by 29 pts, 17.15 .117 to 13 .10.88. Best were Cook, Chosich, Oliphant (Coll) & Welch, Jordon, Considine (NOB) .

In the B Section first semi, Kew 37 pts down at the

first change, 20 at half time, and 26 at the last change, got up by one point to beal Alphington 13.17.95 to 13.16.94. Best were Haralambopoulos, Jackomos, Varney, Burden, Anderson, Blay (Kew) .

45 gls in C Section first semi saw Parkside come away in the final term to beat Hampton Rovers 26.17. to 19.21 .

Good players for the winners were Heaver, Allan, Sonsonetti (Park) & Jones, Stephens, Beck (Hampton Rovers) .

Best and Fairest votes for D, E and F Sections were counted at a dinner at Marcellin . In 'D' A . White (Therry), G. Maher (State Bank), & F. Stafford (Powerhouse) all scored 18 with White winning on a countback . in'E' Richard M orley (Bulleen United) with 21 votes beat three very good players in Tony Fellowes (T'town) 22, Gary Norton (Old Ment) 21, & David Gregory (Bala) 17.

Dougal Morrison (Old Geelong) 19 won 'F' Section B&F from Keith Laker (UHSOB) 18 .

Peninsula pirate, Chris Doyle, a key figure since the club's inception played his 50th game, topping a good season . Chris had played with the VAFA team in Tasmania .

15 YEARS AGO - 197 8 Field umpires were 'A' first semi : Croxford, Goodman ; 'B' first semi : J . Smith ; 'C' semis : King, Tracey ; 'D' semis : G . M . Simpson, Rowe ; 'E' semis : Rowell, Wills ; 'F' semis : M ead, Sharpe .

At half time North Old Boys & Ivanhoe, 13 pts apart, looked set for a tough second half but it was not to be .

North Old Boys went on to kick 11 .7 in the 2nd half to Ivanhoe's ten behinds . Best were Borcich, Hanneberry, Robertson, Dillon (6 gls) (NOB) & Simpson, M cNamara, Stredwic k (I'hoe) .

Old Paradians' inaccuracy in the 'B' firstsemi, 8 .23, threw the Association competition into minor chaos when they played a draw with Old Hailey.10.11 . Natoli, Roe, Johnson (Old Parade) & Houghton, D . Legge, Paul (Old Hailey) were the stars .

In a desperate 'C' Section second semi Ajax won their way into 'B' Section against St K ilda CBCOC by a solitary pt, 11 .6 to 10.11 . Players to stand out were Rozen, M . Ritterman Korn Ajax) & Jones, Dynon, Salter (St Kilda CBG~OC) . ~he same margin saw Bulleen/Templestowe, 11 .18 defeat St Bedes OC 12 .11 in 'E' second semi and win promotion .

20 YEARS AGO - 1973 In the `A' Section first semi Caulfield Grammarians, 13.16 were too strong all day for North Old Boys 8.9 . Stars were Dickeson, Morphett, McNicoll (Caul . Gramm) & Joss, Fennelly, Power (NOB) .

Kew 13 .14 defeated Old Trinity 8.11 in'B' first semi - Johnston Clay, Barclay Kew) & Kennedy, Oppy & R . Peers ~Old Trinity) were best .

Closest result in all finals was 'C' Section where Powerhouse 17.17 got home by 2 pts from Parkside 18 .9. Connor, Daniel, Hadjigeorgiou (Powerhouse) & P. Johnson, Graham, Clark Parkside) were best .

Other results : D'1' State Bank 20 .13 d La Trobe 18.14 ; D'2' Alphington 21 .13 d Marcellin 6 .13 ; E'1' AMP 14.6 d Elsternwick 9 .18 ; E'2' Old Ivanhoe 16.16 d Old Camberwell 12 .9 ; F'1' St Bede's OC 17.12 d Latrobe Reds 8.10 ; F'2' Fawkner 19.16 d Monash Whites 9.11 .

25 YEARS AGO - 1968 Only 3 pts separated Caulfield Grammarians & Uni Blacks at half time in the A First semi . However, in the third quarter Caulfield kicked 7.4 to take a commanding lead and hold off a determined finish by Blacks to win by 11 pts and enter the prelim . final . Best were Atchison, Butcher (5 gls) & Clarkforthe visitors while Crouch, Pruden & Patteron starred for the Blacks .

UHSOB 13.17, best D'Arcy, Smith, O'Kane, defeated De La Salle 10.16, best Ashford, Whitelaw, Leach in B first semi .

In C Section semis, OGG eliminated Powerhouse from the premiership battle with an 8 pt victory. Slade, R. Brown, P. Godfrey (OGG) and veteran Hutchinson, Staples, Hutchins (PH) were best . FIT OB defeated St Bernards by 11 pts to win their way into B Section .

Stars were Smalley, Miller, Mannix, (FIT OB) & M . Perrett, G . Tobin, McCartney (St B) .

35 YEARS AGO - 1958 Geoff Hibbins won the 'A' Section B&F by 2 votes

from Frank Hillyear (Coburg . An outstanding performance was that of Bob McLellan (Old Brighton Gramm) who won the 'E' Section B&F, scoring votes in 16 of 18 games played . With Ian Law, rover and Keith Maughan, ruck, dominant players, Old Scotch (A) 11 .6 held out State Savings Bank 9.6 to take the first semi . Others to shine were R . Morris, K .

Melville, M . Parry, M . Eggleston (Old Scotch) and Mc N eill, Strachan, Petering (5 gls from 5 shots) Walters (SSB) .

In the other sections, B (1st semi) Commonwealth Bank 12 .14 d Kew 8.3 (2nd semi) U Blacks 14 .5 d Old Paradians 11 .7, and in C (1st semi) Nat Bank 13=15 d Caulf . Gram . 9 .16, (2nd semi) De La Salle OC 9 .14 d Parkside 4.11 .

45 YEARS AGO - 194 8 Some well-known names in A & B B&F awards - A : Denis Cordner (U . Blacks) 5, Sam Birtles (H . Rovers), Ted Cordner (Old Melb), Keith Gough ( Old S), Doug Heywood U . Blacks) 3 and John Kennedy (Teachers College) won B Section award with 5 votes .

In the A Section first semi played at Parkdale, Old Scotch, 3 gls ahead of Old Melburnians at the last change, wilted under a determined attackto go down by 10 pts, 13 .11 to 14.15 . Best were Schwarz, Woods, Smyth, Cox (Old Melb .) and Bedford, Eggleston, Geer, Hardy (Old Scotch) .

Old Xaverians won the B Section first semi, 10 .7 to Parkside 8.12 . Tiernan, Dooley, Murphy, Phelan, Barbaro and Williams were stars for OX .

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UMPIRES CORNER

by Mike Murray and Steve McCarthy • A few more snippets from the Annual Dinner of last week. Paul La Vale's table certainly seemed the place to be - you didn't need entertainment up on the stage.

Father Michael Murray drinking wine fronm the Bob Dunstan Trophy and then wiping it out with his handkerchief . Bernie Hoare's novel use of the same trophy in the car park . The after dinner session at the Sante Fe will become legendary (as mentioned by the Rover last week) . Michael Lentini kept in tune with the western theme - hence his new nickname - Fistful of Dollars . Most of the other happenings at Santa Fe are best left untold - those who were there will know what we mean . Buy a new tie Mike, the old one is ruined . o We made mention of our Treasurer Steve Hopper's misfortune with his car keys a few weeks back, it now appears he's in the news again . How many goalies walk out onto the ground with no pencils . And we thought you were good at book-work. ® A couple of umpire profiles this week . The first is on a goal umpire who chalks up game 150 this weekend - Name : Robert Henry Seymour. Nickname: Bob Year Commenced Umpiring : 1980 VFA, 1985 FDFL, 1987 VAFA . VAFA Games: 150 today. Highlights/ Achievements: F Grade Grand Final 1992 . Also umpired with VFL umpires Peter Cameron and Peter Howe.

Greatest Influence on Career : Kevin Barker, Garry Baumgarten and others . Football playing career: NiI .

Football pet hates : Whinging players and rude club officials. Most memorable match : Old Brighton vx Old Trinity. Best amateur footballer seen: R . Lawson (Fawkner) and W. Carey (St . Bernards) . Best Umpires : Greg Hardiman, Darren Dalgleish, Bernie Hoare, John Hall, Don Hillier. What I like about umpiring : Enjoying a good game of football where umpires and club officials are in full co-operation . Personal ambition: To continue umpiring for a few more years. ® Today's other profile is on another ex-VFA umpire Name : Geoffrey Paul Curran . Nickname : VG . Year Commenced Umpiring: 1981 Ballarat Football League, 1982-85 VFL, 1986-88 VFA, 1989 VFL, 1990 VAFA .

VAFA Games: 75 today. HighlightsiAchievements: 1990 & 1992 U/19 Section 2 Grand Finals . 1991 E Section Grand Final . First A Grade match Old Melburnians vs

Ormond 1991 . Greatest Influence on Career: John Sutcliffe, Jim Chapman, Shane Carbines . Football playing career: Horsham Tech . Under 13's. Deakin University. Football pet hates: People who attempt to tell me myjob when they wouldn't know what a rule book was if it fell in them . Most memorable match : VFA Game 1987. Williamstown vs Preston . Won on the last kick of the day in front of a 6,000 strong crowd . Best amateur footballer seen: Andrew Allibon (Old Trinity) . Jeremy Nicholls (Old Melburnians) . Frank Gleeson (Old Paradians) . Best Umpires: Richard Simon, Wayne Hinton, Peter Gersch . What flikeabout umpiring : Being involved in a great game . Keeping fit. Meeting people.

Personal ambition : To get back into A Section . (He did!!!) ® No this column is not turning into a VAFA'Heart Balm' .

In the story about Simmo's letter last week we made mention of 'Umpires Corner - Love'. This of course was atypo - lookforward to Umpires Corner - LIVE!! atthe Dinner Dance .

• An update to the social calendar.

September 11 - C Grade Grand Final and Presidents Open Fridge Night at Elsternwick Park .

September 16 - The Elsternwick Pub Run and last official training night.

September 19 - A Grade Grand Final followed by free BBQ at Elsternwick.

September 24 - Dinner Dance at Auburn Heights Bowling Club .

October 8- End of year trip to Swan Hill - see Richie for details .

• Now that the season is drawing to a close it's time to re-introduce yourself to your families . What better way than to book a holiday through RACV Club Travel .

Ring Nikki at RACV Prahran on 510 2486 and let her know you are from the VAFA Umpires Association .

• Fantastic to see ex-VAFA umpire John Murnane making to the 'big time' last weekend . John umpired the Richmond/Melbourne game at the MCG last Sunday. Let's hope he has along career ahead of him at the AFL .

• Stay tuned next week for all the dirt on the last Association meeting for the year .

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