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Volume 16
July 22-24 2016
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THE NORTHERNER — The Northern Football League Record
NFL News
WHEN IT’S MORE THAN A GAME
Those who had the privilege of being at West PrestonLakeside’s President’s Luncheon on Sunday July 3
shared one of the great performances in the club’s
history.
However, the performance didn’t take place on the turf
of J.E. Moore Park, but at a gathering inside the club
rooms pre-game.
It had been bought to the Club’s attention that one
of its own, Djarran Graham – a player in the club’s
under-13 team – was facing some significant health
challenges.
West Preston-Lakeside fully embraced the fundraising
required to alleviate some duress on DJ and his family,
and a post went out on the club’s website encouraging
the West Preston-Lakeside community to support the
worthy cause.
As news filtered through to the senior players, a wave
of emotion swept through the ranks, and a call to arms,
led by captain Joel McDonald and coach Leigh Cole,
provided the impetus for one of the most thoughtful
and considerate courses of action taken by any team in
the Club’s history.
The players, all unsolicited, undertook a fundraising
campaign, which included a special team meeting held
by the seniors, where it was decided to donate a large
percentage of all players and coaches match payments,
and extended to those players in the reserves, who
dropped in their ‘hard earned’ to support one of the
club’s family members .
The campaign netted $4,000 in funds, and an
unqualifiable amount in goodwill.
It is said that the best way to test the strength of
anything, is to place it under duress, and see how it
performs. One of West Preston-Lakeside’s own was
under duress, and found strength from his club and its
constituents.
So what do we make of all this? How do we attempt
to quantify the value of what it means to be part of a
community who understands it’s obligation to its own.
Perhaps Cesar Chavez said it best:
“We cannot seek achievement for ourselves and forget
about progress and prosperity for our community.
Our ambitions must be broad enough to include the
aspirations and needs of others, for their sakes and for
our own.”
Remember, it’s more than a game!
Contents
This Week’s Tips
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2016 NFL Fixtures
31
‘Choose Tap’ Netball
56
Coaches Player of the Year 3
Division 3
42
Northern Knights News
59
Division 1
12
Leading Goal Kickers
53
Junior Review - Round 13 60
Division 2
26
Positions Vacant
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THIS Week’s Tips
TOM FLANAGAN
JORDAN KOUNELIS TIM MICHELL
ROSS COUZENS
CRAIG HUGGINS
NFL Media
NFL Media
Leader Newspaper
Inside Footy
Gold 104.3
Bundoora v Greensborough
Greensborough
Greensborough
Bundoora
Bundoora
Greensborough
Eltham v Lower Plenty
Eltham
Eltham
Eltham
Eltham
Eltham
Macleod
Macleod
Macleod
Macleod
EXPERT TIPSTERS
DIVISION 1
Macleod v West Preston-Lakeside Macleod
Montmorency v Heidelberg
Heidelberg
Heidelberg
Heidelberg
Heidelberg
Heidelberg
Northcote Park v Whittlesea
Northcote Park
Northcote Park
Northcote Park
Northcote Park
Northcote Park
Panton Hill v Diamond Creek
Diamond Creek
Diamond Creek
Diamond Creek
Diamond Creek
Diamond Creek
Hurstbridge v Thomastown
Hurstbridge
Hurstbridge
Hurstbridge
Hurstbridge
Hurstbridge
North Heidelberg v Lalor
North Heidelberg
North Heidelberg
North Heidelberg
North Heidelberg
North Heidelberg
Heidelberg West v Epping
Epping
Epping
Epping
Epping
Epping
Kilmore v South Morang
South Morang
South Morang
South Morang
South Morang
South Morang
St Mary's v Banyule
St Mary's
St Mary's
St Mary's
St Mary's
St Mary's
Watsonia v Mernda
Watsonia
Watsonia
Mernda
Watsonia
DIVISION 2
DIVISION 3
Mernda
Last Week
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10
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8
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Progressive
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113
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MATCH OF THE DAY
July 23
1:00PM - NFL Preview Show
2PM - Bundoora v Greensborough
(includes around the ground scores)
On your local station
88.6 Plenty Valley FM
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COACHES Player of the Year
Division 1
Division 2
Bundoora v Eltham
Diamond Creek v North Heidelberg
3. Chris Moloney (Diamond Creek)
3. Brody Tardio (North Heidelberg)
2. Rory Kavanagh (Diamond Creek)
2. Shane Harvey (North Heidelberg)
1. Hugh Kavanagh (Diamond Creek)
1. Gazi Assi (North Heidelberg)
Epping v Mernda
3. Josh Stavely (Epping)
3. Daniel Bryant (Mernda)
2. Jason Stavely (Epping)
2. Anthony Cardamone (Mernda)
1. Aaron Willitts (Epping)
1. Michael Aparo (Mernda)
Lower Plenty v Northcote Park
Fitzroy Stars v Hurstbridge
Heidelberg West v St Mary’s
3. Daniel Francis (Fitzroy Stars)
3. John Kreuzer (Hurstbridge)
2. Malcolm Dow (Fitzroy Stars)
2. Chris Burton (Hurstbridge)
1. Keith Morgan (Fitzroy Stars)
1. Kyle Thompson (Hurstbridge)
3. Julian Jovanovski (Heidelberg West)
3. Daniel Dober (St Mary’s)
2. Daniel Romano (Heidelberg West)
2. Isaac Edgar (St Mary’s)
1. Brad Moore (Heidelberg West)
1. Lee Minuz (St Mary’s)
Macleod v Montmorency
Thomastown v Panton Hill
Kilmore v Watsonia
3. Damandeep Aujla (Bundoora)
3. Eamon Gilbert (Eltham)
2. Matthew Dennis (Bundoora)
2. James El Moussalli (Eltham)
1. Brenton Keating (Bundoora)
1. Chris Brannan (Eltham)
3. Sam Paterson (Lower Plenty)
3. Bronik Davies (Northcote Park)
2. Patrick Flynn (Lower Plenty)
2. Julian Violato (Northcote Park)
1. Tom Keys (Lower Plenty)
1. Koden Colman (Northcote Park)
3. Hamish Paynter (Macleod)
3. Daniel Keenan (Montmorency)
2. Reid Brandt (Macleod)
2. Luke Collins (Montmorency)
1. Matthew Clark (Macleod)
1. Jesse Donaldson (Montmorency)
Division 3
3. Brandon Austin (Kilmore)
3. Matthew Buzinskas (Watsonia)
2. Thomas Snaith (Kilmore)
2. Jack Larkin (Watsonia)
1. Marcus Webb (Kilmore)
1. Andrew Kidd (Watsonia)
3. Adrian Natoli (Thomastown)
3. Scott Conte (Panton Hill)
2. Michael Di Battista (Thomastown)
2. Tyler Scarce (Panton Hill)
1. Jacob Osei-Duro (Thomastown)
1. Joffa Byron (Panton Hill)
South Morang v Banyule
West Preston-Lakeside v Greensborough
3. Luke Shelton (South Morang)
3. Ryan Keys (Banyule)
2. Paul Harrison (South Morang)
2. Alex Carapetis (Banyule)
1. Mitch Buckley (South Morang)
1. Michael Italia (Banyule)
3. Liam McVeigh (West Preston-Lakeside)
3. Billy Bedford (Greensborough)
2. David Rodan (West Preston-Lakeside)
2. Tristan Stead (Greensborough)
1. Mitch Tobin (West Preston-Lakeside)
1. Daniel McLinden (Greensborough)
Heidelberg v Whittlesea
3. Lachlan Wilson (Heidelberg)
3. Matthew Atta (Whittlesea)
2. Kieren Andrew (Heidelberg)
2. Matthew Dornauf (Whittlesea)
1. Marcus Marigliani (Heidelberg)
1. Tom Falls (Whittlesea)
Division 1 – Leaders
PLAYER
CLUB
Patrick Flynn
VOTES
PLAYER
CLUB
VOTES
PLAYER
CLUB
VOTES
Lower Plenty
20
Peter Hood
Fitzroy Stars
14
Shane Wood
Epping
18
Tom Keys
Lower Plenty
17
Clinton Benjamin
Fitzroy Stars
13
Ben Tsakmakis
Kilmore
16
Bronik Davies
Northcote Park
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James Rizzolio
Thomastown
13
Les Adams
Mernda
16
Sam Gilmore
Heidelberg
16
Michael Florance
Nth Heidelberg
13
Dillan Ronalds
St Mary's
15
Patrick Karnezis
W Preston-Lakeside
15
Hugh Kavanagh
Diamond Creek
12
Luke Shelton
South Morang
15
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NFL News
STOP. ONE PUNCH CAN KILL ROUND
All matches in the NFL this week will support STOP.
One Punch Can Kill – raising awareness of the dangers
and devastation of social violence.
Violence not only affects the victim and their families
but also the offender – there are no winners. Lives
changed forever. There are no acceptable levels of
violence, violence should never be an option, it’s
destructible, irreparable and deadly and there are no
winners.
We are all well aware of coward punch attacks that
have led to many deaths over the past few years. Many
know victims who have been killed as a result of these
senseless acts of violence.
Many have played footy with them, gone to the same
school, socialised with them and many have been
affected by the sheer randomness and senseless loss
of life due to a moment of madness, aggression and
thuggery. Violence can happen to anyone at anytime…
it is often random and unprovoked.
From the year 2000-2016 we have had approximately
108 deaths as a result of social/street violence. In 2016
alone there have been 9 senseless deaths. This does not
begin to measure the devastation, pain and grief that
the victims’ families are going through.
The victims’ lives cut dramatically short – all their plans,
goals gone in a split second. Victims included in these
statistics of social/street violence are also women. This
adds to the ever growing family violence epidemic and
also needs immediate attention.
There are many contradictions in our society of what is
acceptable behaviour in our society. We keep accepting
bad behaviour and violence as part of our culture. This
violent culture is at times present in different sporting
codes and that is also sending the wrong message.
Sometimes the line between aggression and violence is
blurred. At times spectators applaud it and encourage
it and this has to change. We need good role models at
all levels in our community, sporting, corporate, media,
artists, etc.
We need to nurture and guide our young. First and
foremost this must begin at home. Parents must create
a safe, loving and nurturing environment. This is then
further supported within sporting clubs by creating
a safe environment where participation encourages
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confidence, social skills, sporting skills leading to
lifelong experiences.
We believe all individuals must take responsibility for
their actions and in particular what they consume.
Excessive consumption of alcohol and or drugs can lead
to aggression and violence.
Violence is not always triggered by these as they can
be inherent in the makeup of individuals. The excessive
consumption of alcohol and or drugs can also impair
the senses and can leave a person vulnerable to
becoming a victim. Their ability to react to violence or
danger can be impaired.
All individuals must honestly assess what the
consumption of these drugs do to their bodies. If you
become violent after consuming five drinks, then just
have three drinks. We are not saying not to drink, but
understand the triggers.
Also understand how you react to disappointment,
an argument, etc. Do you lose control and lash out?
Do you become verbally abusive? There are many
scenarios. Identify what these triggers are and change
your behaviours, get help from a professional, family or
friends. You are not alone.
Being a true mate is very important. Taking
responsibility is paramount, but looking out for your
mates is a key factor in social settings. Have an honest
conversation with your mate if they are behaving badly
or aggressively. Don’t encourage these bad behaviours.
If your friend has had one too many, get them home.
We encourage “party safe” and “get home safe”. As a
community we deserve and expect “safe streets” and
we all can play a part towards this.
The answer is simple “KEEP YOUR FISTS DOWN AND
WALK AWAY”
Email STOP. One Punch Can Kill to book an Awareness
Presentation at your club. For further information go
to www.stoponepunchcankill.org, email us at hello@
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NFL News
COUGARS FINDING FORM AT RIGHT TIME
by Dan Campbell
With five rounds to go, Northcote Park has pushed its
way back into finals contention.
The Cougars have joined the battle for fifth spot on the
Meadows Greyhounds Division 1 ladder and sit equal
on points with Montmorency, West Preston-Lakeside
and Eltham.
Among their results over the past month are wins
over fellow aspirant Eltham, finals-bound Bundoora,
and Lower Plenty – who the Cougars defeated at the
weekend for their first away win of the season.
Senior coach Harmit Singh knows the enormity of
the next five weeks, as his side jostles for its secondsuccessive finals appearance.
“We find ourselves in a bit of a logjam for fifth now with
five rounds to go,” Singh told The Northerner.
“It’s been pleasing to get a little bit more consistency in
terms of our playing performances (and) that obviously
translates to more reward for effort.”
Singh has always believed in the evenness of Division
1, despite the likes of Heidelberg and Greensborough
currently occupying first and second places on the
ladder outright.
“I said this when I first came into the competition,
that it’s a very even competition. I feel it was the same
case last year – I don’t feel there are any easy games in
Division 1,” he said.
“There are a couple of sides towards the top of the
ladder well-entrenched in their positions, but it is
still very even and there’s plenty to play for, for all the
remaining sides trying to get into the finals.”
Northcote Park has enjoyed a strong record at home
this season, winning five of its six matches at Bill Lawry
Oval. Hosting Whittlesea this weekend, the Cougars will
be out to avenge their Round 9 loss to the Eagles.
The Cougars have been met with a number of injury
hurdles this year, including the pre-season losses of
two-time best and fairest Nick Carter, forward recruit
Simon Andrews, utility Jake Mills and leadership group
member Wade Demasi.
They also lost both of their 2015 ruckmen Joel West and
Oliver McEwan in the transfer period.
“In an ideal world, I’d love to have all those four
boys playing, but what it has done is given some
opportunities to the younger guys,” Singh said.
“We’ve had three or four under-19s playing some weeks
in our side which is really positive for the club – (Lachlan)
Boscarini, (Daniel) Costanzo and (Paul) Steinicke have
basically played the whole season in the seniors.
“I think it’s exciting for the club at the same time as well,
that there are guys ready to step up from the reserves
and under-19s.”
Inspiration captain Bronik Davies is enjoying yet
another stellar season ahead of his 100th game for the
club this weekend.
“He will go down in Northcote Park history as one of
the greatest players. (He’s) certainly the best captain
I’ve played alongside or coached,” Singh said.
“(Bronik) is just an outstanding person and leader of
men (and) his ability to play at a consistently high level
week-in, week-out is enormous.
“For someone with that much ability, he’s very selfless
– he’ll always look to help others and how he can make
them better.”
Young-guns Lachlan Boscarini and Gerard Sutton are
enjoying life in the leadership group, and have proved
integral parts of the Cougars’ backline this season.
“Both those boys are in our leadership group and they
have provided a lot of run and drive from our back six,”
Singh said.
“But also they’ve been quite sound at defending first
and foremost, especially Sutton - he’s an outstanding
defender. He sets the benchmark in terms of his ability
when we don’t actually have the footy.”
Collingwood-listed VFL utility Jordan Collopy has had an
impact in his three matches for the Cougars this season.
The 22-year-old has been prolific through the midfield
to feature in the club’s best in the past fortnight.
“We’ve been fortunate enough to have Jordan the last
couple of weeks. His form at VFL level has been really
strong but given the injuries at Collingwood at the
moment have decreased, he’s sort of been squeezed
out,” Singh said.
“He’s kicked eight goals in two games playing midfield
– just a super, super player. He’s been able to give us a
lot of run and carry – very strong at stoppages.
“The boys have definitely been impressed with him and
how selfless he’s been when he’s come back to us, and
his attitude.”
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NFL News
BULLS GIVE FINALS HOPES MAJOR BOOST
by Jarryd Barca
Bundoora has maintained its spot in the top four
on the Meadows Greyhounds Division 1 ladder after
defeating Eltham by 43 points in Round 13.
The Bulls bounced back from their Round 12 defeat to
Northcote Park in epic fashion, leading at every change
to triumph 16.7 (103) to 8.12 (60) at Yulong Reserve.
The win keeps their chance of a top-three finish well
and truly alive and puts them two wins and percentage
inside the top five.
Eltham has now fallen to the back of the pack of
teams chasing a finals place, sitting in eighth position.
However, losses to rival clubs Montmorency and West
Preston-Lakeside means percentage alone is keeping
the Panthers from the top half of the table.
Midfield was the key battleground and it was there the
Panthers were simply blown away.
Anton Woods, Chris Brannan and Gavan Connelly
battled manfully for the visitors, but the Bulls’
midfielders gorged on clearances and contested ball,
and victory for them never looked in doubt.
Matthew Dennis had a major say in the game and
completely outplayed his opponents, being just as
damaging on the ground as he was aerially.
Troy Barbero, Brendan Carlyon and Jack Furlong were
all influential in the victory, breaking lines and piling
on the inside 50s, while Daman Aujla dominated the
match booting three goals.
Connelly was the only multiple goal-kicker for the
visitors with three majors. The Panthers struggled to
break the home side’s defensive shackles, scoring just
four goals in each half as they were simply outclassed.
Bundoora kicked six goals in a dominant first term –
Aujla and Luke Simpson grabbing two apiece – and
never looked like losing from there, with the Panthers
all but kicking themselves out of the contest with
inaccuracy in front of goal.
Anton Woods opened the scoring to give the Panthers
an early lead with a long-range counter-attacking goal
after Bundoora had much of the play in the early stages.
Sean Bolger also found himself on the end of a fastbreak goal, but the Panthers not making the most
of their opportunities had them punished for the
remainder of the quarter.
The Bulls kicked four of their first-quarter goals in as
many minutes and were clinical in the way they were
moving the ball in this patch, completely isolating
Eltham’s defenders to take a 21-point lead into the first
break.
Eltham began the second quarter superbly and its
tackling pressure was a standout as Matthew Evans
sailed through his side’s third goal of the game.
More dominance from the visitors resulted only in a
host of behinds, but a long-range and well-earned Chris
McCabe goal from a turnover brought the margin back
to just five points.
Bundoora would again wrestle back the momentum
late in the second quarter with goals to Gary Moorcroft,
Dominic Nixon and Isaac Muller, taking the margin back
out to 23 points at half time.
Gavan Connelly got the Panthers off to a flyer in the
third term with a goal that gave the impression the
game was still up for grabs. Eltham’s early ascendancy,
however, was instantly wasted with countless turnovers
entering the forward line.
The home side began to chip away at the contest
and a sudden lack of intensity from the visitors led to
simple goals to Moorcroft, Carlyon and David Mitchell
– thereby guaranteeing the game was over with a
37-point buffer at three quarter time.
Eltham couldn’t bridge the gap in the final term and
the damage had been done. Further goals to Aujla,
Dennis and Ben Shelton capped off what was a strong
performance from the seemingly finals-bound Bulls.
FINAL SCORE: Bundoora 16.7 (103) def Eltham 8.12 (60)
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DEMONS END BLUES’ WINNING STREAK
by Michael Thompson
Mernda moved a step closer to the cherished double
chance in Heidelberg Golf Club Division 3, taking down
competition leader Epping by 29 points.
The 13.12 (90) to 9.7 (61) win meant the Demons
remained a game clear of Watsonia on the ladder, ahead
of their big clash at A.K Lines Reserve in Round 15.
It was Epping who got the jump, however. Having
controlled much of the early play, the Blues were able
to kick clear in the opening 10 minutes, with goals from
Joel Dunmore and Jason Stavely giving them an early
13-point buffer.
However, Mernda slowly began to get back into the
contest, and started to get the game on its terms, with
its run proving to be pivotal. Daniel Bryant was able to
kick the Demons’ first goal at the 15-minute mark.
The second quarter proved to be Mernda’s best of the
season. The visitors were frequently getting an overlap
based on their running prowess, featuring frequent
breaking of lines and plenty of running handballs.
Despite this, inaccuracy was keeping Epping well in the
hunt – the Demons kicking 4.7 for the quarter.
Luke Drakes opened the scoring for the Demons in the
opening minute of the second, before Matthew Tarr
kicked two goals in the space of a minute to allow the
Demons to open up a lead.
While they had many gettable opportunities, they
did miss a chance to put the game away well before
half-time, and were made to pay when Kevin Kiernan
snapped a clever goal for Epping.
Just prior to half-time, Andrew O’Reilly was able to
part the seas deep in attack, breaking through to kick
another goal for the Demons and opening up a threegoal half-time lead.
The first five minutes of the third quarter proved to be
crucial for Mernda as it doubled its lead in a flash.
Anthony Cardamone snapped a goal, before Luke
Drakes kicked an even better goal just a couple of
minutes later. When David Hutchinson added another,
there was a sense that Mernda could perhaps run away
with the game.
However, as plenty have now become accustomed,
Epping fought back. Aaron Willitts and Dean Delaney
fought a good battle throughout the day, but it was the
Epping spearhead who kicked two quick goals. Thomas
Hughes added another to reduce the margin to 16
points at three quarter time.
With the game on the line, Epping tried to make a
move, and got the perfect start when Daniel Moore
kicked a goal three minutes in to reduce the margin to
10 points. However, that was as close as his side got.
Jake Stavrevski kicked a clutch goal from the pocket to
extend the margin back to 18 points, yet the majority
of the last quarter was goal for goal as both sides kept
fighting.
Kiernan kicked his second for the game to reduce the
margin yet again, before Shannon McVeigh converted
from a 50m penalty.
Willits was able to give Epping life yet again, but the last
10 minutes proved to be all Mernda, with Adrian Stefanile
kicking two quick goals, and Stavrevski converting again
to hand the Demons an important win, ending Epping’s
nine-match winning streak in the process
Stefanile was terrific for Mernda while captain Les
Adams and young gun Anthony Bradford relished the
opportunity to play against their former side. For Epping,
Lucas Aquilina and Thomas Sullivan were the main
contributors, while Willitts broke even with three goals.
FINAL SCORE: Epping 9.7 (61) def by Mernda 13.12 (90)
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NFL News
LIONS KEEP IN TOUCH WITH TOP FOUR
by Doug Long
South Morang remained in the Heidelberg Golf Club
Division 3 finals race after an emphatic 47-point win
over Banyule in heavy conditions at Mill Park Lakes
Reserve in Round 14.
Paul Harrison booted seven goals for the Lions – all
from marks and most of them contested – in the 16.4
(100) to 7.11 (53) victory.
South Morang was in control with a 39-point lead at
the main break. Any flickering hope Banyule may have
had was extinguished in a 6.0 to 2.5 third term – with
Harrison slotting four for the term for the hosts.
“It was a positive to have 22 good contributors after a
disappointing game last week,” South Morang coach
Dean Grainger said after the game. “The boys got back
to enjoying their footy today.”
The Lions had winners on every line. Luke Shelton is
having a terrific year and continued on his merry way in
the midfield and down forward. He won the ball on the
inside and got it out to players in space.
James Hewson scored two opportunist goals for South
Morang in one of his best games for the season. The
other multiple goal-kicker was Ben Nesci. He nailed one
of his two goals in the third term when he ran onto the
ball in hectares of space and dashed inside 50 to score.
When Banyule went forward, Mathew Robinson
repeatedly repelled attacks. He blanketed Bears forward
Jake Hooper and took several key intercept marks.
The Lions were up by 25 points to nil late in the first
term, but the game was tight for most of the early
stages. Livewire Daniel Caruso’s goal for South Morang
was the only score in the first 12 minutes.
Down by 25 points, the Bears attacked for the latter
part of the opening stanza for a return of three behinds.
At the quarter time break, Banyule coach Jason Plant
asked his team to tighten up on their opponents and
asked each player to work hard to ensure his opponent
could not be an option.
His team began well in the second quarter with an early
goal to Alex Carapetis. Soon after they had evened up
the scoring shots, but trailed 1.4 to 4.1.
Three goals in quick time by the Lions put a space
between them and their opponents and controlled the
game thereafter.
Banyule won the final term by three goals to one and
fought the game out well after being totally outplayed
when the contest was up for grabs.
The final term highlight was a handball out from
Banyule’s Beau Parthenides to Alex Carapetis, who
dummied around an opponent, ran inside 50 and
kicked a major.
The Bears had few clear winners on the day, but coach
Jason Plant was pleased with the efforts of Ryan Keys
on the dangerous Kane Maghamez – who was goalless.
“Credit to South Morang – who came ready to play,”
Plant said.
“Our guys were a bit passive early and let them dictate
terms. We fought it out well, but you don’t give a good
team a start like that and expect to win. We have a lot
of hard work to do in order to compete and that’s what
we will do.”
Banyule heads off to Whatmough Park in Round 15 to
play St Mary’s. South Morang will be the last team to
travel up the highway to play Kilmore.
FINAL SCORE:
South Morang 16.4 (100) def Banyule 7.11 (53)
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Results: Seniors
Bundoora 16.7 (103) def Eltham 8.12 (60)
Macleod 15.13 (103) def Montmorency 10.11 (71)
West Preston-Lakeside 8.11 (59) def by
Greensborough 10.17 (77)
Heidelberg 17.20 (122) def Whittlesea 8.10 (58)
Lower Plenty 15.5 (95) def by Northcote Park 20.16 (136)
Results: Reserves
Ladder: Seniors
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Ladder: Under-19s
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Macleod 10.13 (73) def by Montmorency 11.8 (74)
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MEADOWS GREYHOUNDS DIVISION 1 - Preview
THE RACE IS ON
A game and percentage clear of the chasing pack, the
top four sides have established a handy lead on their
rivals after 13 rounds in Meadows Greyhounds Division 1.
With Heidelberg sitting pretty in first place, the fight
for the final two places inside the top three looks to
be down to three – Greensborough, Macleod and
Bundoora. A logjam has developed in the middle of
the ladder, with four sides all locked on 24 points.
The winner of Bundoora v Greensborough will take
a monumental step forward in their quest for a double
chance in the finals.
It was an impressive Bundoora outfit that showed up
last week, moving one step closer to securing a 16th
successive finals berth when it downed Eltham by 43
points. Damandeep Aujla returned from the Northern
Blues to put in a best on ground showing, while
Matthew Dennis continued his outstanding season.
Greensborough will be on the hunt for its fourthconsecutive win, and will also be looking to make
amends for its Round 3 home loss to Bundoora. Last
week the Boro outlasted West Preston-Lakeside,
coming from seven points down at half-time to win
by 18. David Ellard and Tristan Stead were again
prominent, while Billy Bedford kicked four goals in a
breakout performance.
Montmorency’s finals hopes have taken a dip over
the past fortnight and its task gets no easier this week
when it hosts Heidelberg.
Montmorency was blown away early by Macleod in
Round 13 and faced a 37-point deficit at the main
break. Despite improved form in the second half, the
mountain was too big to climb, with Daniel Keenan
and Callum Daley named their side’s best in defeat. The
Magpies boast a strong record against Heidelberg and
have not lost to the Tigers at home since 2012.
Heidelberg was able to celebrate their 140th year gala
in style last Saturday night after earlier accounting for
Whittlesea. Dan Connors and youngster Lachlan Wilson
both booted four goals. With Sam Gilmore not far away
from a return, the 12-1 Tigers are tracking nicely ahead
of their return to finals action.
Macleod plays its second-successive home game
when it welcomes West Preston-Lakeside to De
Winton Park.
The Roos’ have impressed over the past fortnight,
scoring comfortable wins over Whittlesea and
Montmorency. Defenders Hayden Seivers and Brad
Leggett were adjudged their side’s best in last week’s
by Samuel Zito
win. Macleod has had troubles against West PrestonLakeside in recent times, most notably in Round 8,
when the Roosters snatched a one-point victory.
West Preston-Lakeside has won just once over the past
month and is at risk of falling a game and percentage
outside the top five if it can’t pull off a win in Round 14.
The Roosters pushed strongly against Greensborough,
before fading in the last. Shaun Gannon was fantastic
in his return, with support from David Rodan and Joel
McDonald.
Northcote Park will be looking to continue its strong
home form when it hosts Whittlesea at Bill Lawry
Oval.
The Cougars have surged back into finals contention
on the back of wins in three of their past four games.
Six goals from Koden Colman helped guide the
Cougars past Lower Plenty last week. The Cougars
booted 13 second-half goals, with their final score
of 20.16 (136) their highest tally since Round 15,
2014. Bronik Davies, Jordan Collopy and Jordan Perry
continued their good form.
Whittlesea will be looking to double the dose against
Northcote Park, after scoring its first win of the season
when the sides met in Round 9. Last week they were
no match for Heidelberg, despite impressing in
patches. Matthew Atta’s strong form continued, while
young defender Tom Falls again showed promising
signs.
The final game of the round sees Lower Plenty travel
to Eltham Central Park to take on Eltham.
Eltham’s inconsistency continued, unable to replicate
its Round 12 form in last week’s 43-point loss to
Bundoora. Gavan Connelly booted three goals, while
Eamon Gilbert was solid. It was a costly defeat for
last year’s preliminary finalists, who slipped to eighth
spot. But, given the evenness of the competition, the
Panthers are still very much in the finals race.
Lower Plenty’s effort certainly cannot be questioned,
with the Bears’ form much improved since the Queen’s
Birthday split round. However, turnovers continue to
hurt the young side, with their opposition often able
to score on the rebound. Sam and Ben Paterson have
been welcome additions to the senior side in recent
weeks.
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BUNDOORA
This week we welcome our old adversary
Greensborough to Yulong Reserve.
LAST WEEK: A sunny day at Yulong Reserve had us
all in an upbeat mood. Hopes were high we could turn
our disappointing loss to Northcote Park in to a positive
with a win against Eltham to get us back on track with
the finals fast approaching. Dammo Aujla joined our
senior team after some time away with the Northern
Blues and it was exciting to watch his talented ball skills
on the ground. Matty Dennis again showed his class
with another stellar game and with our confidence
returning even our trusted back man Ben “Dad” Shelton
kicked a beautiful goal from a tight angle. It was an
excellent and well needed win against Eltham. If only
we could bottle this confidence and take it with us to
each game it would be a wonderful thing.
TODAY: We will have the opportunity today to see if
our confidence is still with us, as Greensborough are
never going to lie down and die and give you four
points without a fight.
AROUND THE BULLRING: Adios Omigo. Trent Grant
GREENSBOROUGH
Today we head to Bundoora. A special thanks to all at
West Preston-Lakeside who put on a fantastic day last
week. Your hospitality was greatly appreciated!
SENIORS: Made it three-straight wins with an 18-point
win against West Preston. For a change, our kicking
at goal left a bit to be desired, having eight more
shots on goal, yet only winning by 18 points. Bill “The
Future” Bedford proved why he is the future of our club,
booting four goals in a breakout performance. Dave
Ellard was again superb, and was ably supported by
Tristan Stead and the long-sleeved Chris Clark. Dan
McLinden and Nick Riddle again led a stellar defensive
performance. Bundoora presents as a huge challenge, a
win will put us two games clear inside the top three.
RESERVES: Recorded a 58-point victory over archrival West Preston. The boys were in control at every
break, besides a lapse at the beginning of the last, led
by Josh Riddle who returned from injury. Marcus Allen
dominated the half back line taking several big grabs,
whilst Jason Tucker defended dourly. Jake Rowe returned
to form on the wing, providing the forwards with good
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is heading to Rio, good luck in your event – hope you
bring home the gold. It was pleasing to see our club
legend Neil Brice back at our club on game day. Please
remember that our Ladies Day Lunch is on the 13th
August. Tell your mother, sisters, wives and girlfriends.
Contact Caroline, Lee-Anne or Bronwyn. On the 14th
August we have our Special Effort $5000 Cash draw.
Tickets are available for $60. Includes beer, wine, soft
drink and BBQ lunch between 12 noon and 3pm. See
Otto for further details. A limited stock of Bulls winter
jackets are in and they cost $130. First in best dressed.
Bundoorians, Best on Ground at Yulong Reserve goes to
Dammo Aujla – enjoy your day in a Jeep. Compliments
of our sponsor Nick Soklev at the Northern Motor
Group on Grimshaw Street, Bundoora.
SPONSORS: If you’re thinking of buying a new
caravan, please consider NOVA Caravans.
Check out their website novacaravans.com.au. “Where
life’s luxuries never end”. Please support our sponsors as
they support our club.
GO BULLS!
service and being linked in many forward movements. A
huge game today against second-placed Bundoora.
UNDER-19: The future stars got themselves back
on the winners list with a 68-point win. A lapse in the
second quarter saw the Roosters get back into the
contest, but our boys regained the ascendency to
finish the game off in style. Nick Ross turned it on with
four majors , as did Mick Irving. Tom Phelan and Mitch
Merkel chimed in with three each, and Tom BevanShannon put together another solid performance. Have
moved back inside the top three and take on second
placed Bundoora today.
SOCIAL NOTES: 5K day is Sunday August 7, enquire
about your ticket at the clubrooms! Our inaugural Hall of
Fame Dinner is on August 13 at Plenty Ranges Convention
Centre. For bookings contact Brooke Meredith at
[email protected] or call 9272 0000.
RUMOUR OF THE WEEK: Which two Boro boys are
rumoured to be considering a move to West Preston
after a great day in the social rooms? The pair was
photographed with the Roosters’ president and heard
pleading their case for a potential move come trade
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Senior Coach: Phil Plunkett
Reserves Coach: Steve Krstevski
Under 19 Coach: Scott Pywell
Senior Coach: Ben Turner
Reserves Coach: Wayne Darrington
Under 19 Coach: Rod Cann
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Aron Lynch
Jarrod Lawson
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Jacob Ireland
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Matt Bosco
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Jason Tucker
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Jake Rowe
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ELTHAM
Back at home this week to host Lower Plenty.
LAST WEEK: Not the best day for the club last
Saturday with all three side suffering defeats against
Bundoora at Yulong Reserve. Let’s put that behind us
though and bounce back in a big way this week against
Lower Plenty in all grades.
PANTHER CIRCLE TICKETS OUT NOW: Our major
effort for the year. Your chance to help the club and you
could also share in $12,000 worth of prizes. First draws
for Panther Circle were on Thursday night, with four
$100 prizes going off. It’s not too late though to buy in,
as there is plenty of cash prizes available, including the
next the four Thursday nights leading up to the Grand
Draw Night on Saturday August 20. Prizes on the Grand
Draw Night are four of $250, Third Prize $1000; Second
Prize $2000 and First Prize $6000. Grand Prize Night
includes food and drink from 7:00pm – 9:00pm. Then
will kick on till midnight. Great value at $100 a ticket,
which admits holder and a guest. See any committee
member, as well as Smidge and Ernie for your ticket.
LOWER PLENTY
Today we travel to Eltham to take on Supa’s boys.
SENIORS: The seniors had a real crack and were
right in the game at half time, only to be overrun in
the second half by Northcote Park. Best players: D.
Barden, W. Barden, S. Paterson, B. Paterson, B. Poyser, C.
Monger; Goal kickers: T. Keys 3, S. Paterson 2, W. Barden
2, C. Monger 2, L. Naismith 2, P. Flynn, A. Doumtsis, B.
Poyser, M. Barden.
RESERVES: The reserves had a real crack and looked
likely to get over the line until they stopped in the last
few minutes. Congratulations to Leigh McTaggart who
played his 250th game. Only the fourth player to do
so, joining Stocka, Sunny and Dogsy. Best players: M.
Clamp, J. Smith, L. Gray, J. Shaw, L. McTaggart; Goal
lickers: L. Hooper 3, L. Gray 2, L. McTaggart 2, J. Smith 2,
L. Groves, J. Shaw, J. Hodges, S. Paterson
UNDER-19: The Cubs had a great win against
Northcote Park last week and are now two games
clear in fifth. A win this week would give them extra
breathing space and virtually sew up a finals berth.
Best players: M. Brown, A. Baschiera, C. Sleep, B. Turner,
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PLATINUM PANTHER MARQUEE DAY: We will be
having our second Platinum Panther Marquee at our
next home game on August 6 against Northcote Park.
Not only all Platinum Panthers are invited but any
prospective 2017 members are also most welcome.
Cost is $50 per head which include food and drink from
1.30pm to the senior match conclusion. Details will be
posted on the website and you should receive an email
leading up to the day.
PAST PANTHER DAY: The Past Panther Association
and committee of the Eltham Football Club invite you
to the Panther Day on the 13th of August. This year the
club celebrates the 45th year anniversary of the 1971
B grade premiership team. This event is for all players,
committee and supporters from the past and present
to come down and catch up, and watch our senior
team play Macleod. Venue: Central Park Social Rooms,
Panther Place Eltham. Date: Saturday 13th of August.
Time: 1pm. Finger food will be provided. Drinks at bar
prices.
WEBSITE: For all your Panther News www.elthamfc.
com.au is the place to go on the web.
A. Oakley, C. Johnstone; Goal kickers: C. Johnstone 3,
J. Stapleton 3, V. Vecchio 2, B. Turner 2, N. Campbell, N.
Waters, M. Brown.
UPCOMING SOCIAL FUNCTIONS: Long Tan Cup
– To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Battle
of Long Tan we will be playing for the Long Tan Cup
when we take on Greensborough at home on the
August 13; $5K Draw – The $5K Draw will be upon us
before we know it. Keep Sunday August 7 free. Tickets
are available now. See Rob Downey to get yours; Man
O Man – The biggest night on the social calendar is
August 20 when the boys will strut their stuff; Season
Close / Family Day – The club invites all players, officials,
sponsors and supporters to the rooms on Sunday
August 21 to close out the season, BBQ, jumping castle
and heaps of entertainment.
COMMUNICATIONS: We will continue to
communicate to all stakeholders via www.
lowerplentyfc.com.au, Facebook and Team App. If you
don’t already have it please download TeamApp on
your smartphone.
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Senior Coach: Mario Bandera
Reserves Coach: Chris Daw
Under 19 Coach: Dale Equid
Senior Coach: Michael Ryan
Reserves Coach: Luke Groves
Under 19 Coach: John Jackson
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Brendan O’Sullivan
Anton Woods
Lachie Richardson
Harrison Burns
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Chris Brannan
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Anthony Di Paolo
Kieran Malone
Jye Lorey
Matthew Williamson
Matthew Evans
Kyle O’Sullivan
Adam Brovedani
Billy Glasgow
Tom Rogers
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Kieran Keane
Matthew Jessop
Jamie Doukas
Andrew Tashevski-Beckwith
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Darcy Vallance
Chase Caulfield
Lachlan Findlay
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Eamon Gilbert
Ryan Romeril
Joshua Ernest
Hayden Hunt
Jake Bellman
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MACLEOD
We returned to De Winton Park and finished the day
with wins to the seniors and reserves and a narrow loss
in the under-19s.
SENIORS: Some late winter sunshine and drying
winds bode for a much better surface than our last
home game. We jumped out of the blocks early in the
piece and by half-time we held a six-goal lead. It was
nip and tuck in the second half and although Mont
threatened several times we held our nerve and in the
end a five-goal win was a solid result. Better players
came from the backline where Hayden Seivers repelled
many opposition forays and Brad Leggett stood tall
against bigger-bodied opponents. Scooter mopped
up as usual from the half-backline while Liam Brandt
was busy around the packs. Hopefully with the return
of some senior players soon from injury we can put our
best foot forward in the run home to the finals.
RESERVES: The reserves kept their finals chances alive
with a hard-fought eight-point win. Experienced hands
Mooka, Nannas, Simmo and Brad Pearce led the way.
WEST PRESTON - LAKESIDE
This week it’s Macleod which doesn’t get any easier
but with a spot in the top five still up for grabs the boys
have put a solid week on the track and will come out
firing.
LAST WEEK: Wasted opportunities early came
back to haunt us going down by 18 points against
Greensborough. The twos and under-19s were once
again in the games but failed to finish them off. Special
mention to the Slime for enjoying a sip during and
after, especially the boys off to Oktoberfest.
SOCIAL: Rooster Raffle –Thursday Nights Jackpot is
over a grand, drawn Thursday nights at 8.30pm; Major
Draw – Saturday August 6, senior players and the
committee all have tickets to sell.
NETBALL: Both had their colours lowered last week
but are sure to bounce back last night. The new seasons
for juniors are starting so catch up on the website for all
the details.
JUNIORS: The last round concludes tomorrow and as
usual they will have their knees up back at the club to
celebrate another year and to look forward to several
teams competing but also the first time that the club
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UNDER-19: The under-19s were stiff to go down by
the barest margin to the top side.
$5000 DRAW: Tickets are now on sale for the $5000
draw at De Winton Park on August 13. Tickets are $50
each, see Peta Doherty.
VALE DEE McDONALD: The club extends its deepest
sympathy to Bruce and Judy McDonald following the
sudden death of their daughter Dee last week.
BUSINESS LUNCH: The business lunch featuring Mick
Molloy and Jake King next Friday is a sellout. Thanks to
everyone for supporting this event. Those who have
booked but have not paid please do so. Pay to BSB 633
000 AC 104020441. Put your name and “Molloy Lunch”
on transaction. Cheques payable to Macleod Football
Club can be sent to PO Box 182, Rosanna, 3084.
will host final. A great effort and in particular to Darebin
Council for putting the work into keeping the ground in
great condition
WOMEN’S FOOTBALL: The club will field an open
age ladies team in next year’s NFL Women’s League.
Jon, Jodie and Abbie are on the lookout for coaches,
players and volunteers to follow on from the success of
junior girls teams over the past few years
GOLF CLUB: The lads jetted off to the world famous
Pebble Beach for a stable ford tournament. Dooga got
the chocolates but the upset came with Keys winning
the longest drive and beating his old man off the stick.
The next game is August 14. The golf season continues
over summer and new members are always welcome.
MEDIA: Keep up to date with all the latest info
on TeamApp on your smart phone. Twitter and
Instagram West Preston Lake Fc @RoostersWPLFC or
westprestonlakesidefc.com.au.
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Rory Scott
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Ned McKeown
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Lachlan Considine
Hayden Seivers
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Mitchell Bottomley
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Joel Kidd
Aaron White
Daniel Nankervis
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Jesse McDonald
Nick Brannelly
Hamish Paynter
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Senior Coach: Garry Ramsay
Reserves Coach: Dave Doherty
Under 19 Coach: Troy White
Senior Coach: Leigh Cole
Reserves Coach: Aaron Johnson
Under 19 Coach: George Lattouf
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MONTMORENCY
Today we host Heidelberg as we venture into the
business end of the season. We are currently hanging
onto fifth place by the skin of our teeth and the
run home will see each match take on increased
significance after consecutive defeats
SENIORS: We were blown out of the water early at
Macleod. Despite a strong lift in performance after
half time the bird had flown and we had to lower our
colours to the superior Macleod outfit – the only team
we have conceded 100 points to in game since Round
3. Today’s game represents a new challenge. There were
some very strong signs in the second half last Saturday
and the home team will be looking to pick up where
left off. Our recent starts have been a bit tardy and this
will undoubtedly be an area of focus. We have a terrific
recent record against the Tigers, especially at home, so
a strong performance is on the cards.
RESERVES: It was another close loss on the back of
a last quarter fadeout. Despite five goals from Nick
Guthrie and strong games from Xavier Cahill and Lewis
Franz, the Magpies came up eight points short after
HEIDELBERG
140 year photo at next week’s home game v Eltham.
NEXT WEEK: Next week we’ll be taking a 140-year
commemorative photo underneath the scoreboard
between the senior and reserves game. We want
everyone to turn up in Heidelberg colours and be a part
of an important commemorative photo.
ROUND 13 WRAP: Both sides were able to put solid
wining scores on the board against Whittlesea last week
in a strong outing. The senior side finished with a very
strong second half, running out comfortable winners.
Daniel Cookson took the mark of the day which he was
quite happy to point out was at the 19-minute mark of
the third quarter for anyone wanting to look at the replay.
The twos played their best four-quarter effort for the
season, running the game out very strongly. Good job.
ROUND 14 PREVIEW: Today we travel to Mont. This
has been a tough road trip in recent years with our last
win there in appalling wet and muddy conditions a
few years ago. The seniors are looking to make it two
in a row against Mont and the twos are looking to
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UNDER-19: A sleep in today for the young Monty boys
today with the bye. Last Saturday saw the Magpies
record a very fortuitous victory. Against a very hungry
Kangaroos outfit the team in black and white fell over
the line by the barest possible margin. No doubt Darren
Kane will be hoping the week off will freshen up his
charges as we head into the pointy end.
CONGRATULATIONS: Well done to Ben Fennell on
being awarded the Best on Ground Medal last Sunday
for Vic Metro in the big clash against Vic Country at
Mernda. Ben and Jesse Donaldson were amongst
the strongest contributors for the Metro team. It was
the Country boys who got the chocolates 12.17.89
to 7.8.50. Congratulations to both Monty players on
carrying themselves with such distinction.
BUSINESS LUNCHEON: Friday August 5 at the
Clubrooms is our next event. The Lunch will feature two
of the games’ biggest names – Kevin Bartlett and David
Schwarz. For tickets contact Ian Stillman 0407 688 775.
consolidate at the upper end of the ladder. Should be
a beauty.
CELEBRATION BALL REVIEW: The 140 year ball was
a great night. The Lamb was to die for. The chicken was
pretty tasty as well. The photos of captains, coaches,
premiership players, life members, amongst others
proved to be a real highlight of the night. Fortunately
Desy was happy with his table and no one messed
around with the silent auction, keeping Bill’s blood
pressure in check. The dance floor got the usual
hammering. It is pleasing to report that Doogs didn’t
fall over or suffer any dance floor injuries.
SOCIAL EVENTS: Please make sure you check out our
sponsors page which has all of the upcoming social
events.
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Senior Coach: Ben Haynes
Reserves Coach: Mark Spinoso
Under 19 Coach: Darren Kane
Senior Coach: Charles Gaylard
Reserves Coach: Simon Amore
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NORTHCOTE PARK
The boys return home this week to host Whittlesea.
SENIORS: A fast start had us three goals up within
the blink of an eye but turned sour by quarter time.
A win was essential to keep any hopes of finals alive
but despite turning a one-goal deficit into a one-point
lead in the second quarter, the seniors were less than
convincing against the bottom side. Our 22-point lead
wasn’t insurmountable, especially after trading goals
early in the last, the game was alive. Classy goals to
Bronik Davies and Jordan Collopy put us on the brink.
Mannon Jonhston teased the Northcote faithful, hitting
the post, but about a minute later Ash Close took a
mark and handballed to Koden Coleman who sealed
the game, running away 41-point winners. Jordan Perry
had the ball on a string and Bronik, Mannon and Koden
had great games.
RESERVES: After just a one point lead at quarter time,
it seemed our reserves were just beginning to kick away
in the second. Dominance of play and an unbelievable
Cam Taylor goal put the writing on the wall for a big
win. But a nine-point buffer turned into an eight-point
WHITTLESEA
On the road again this week as we travel to Bill Lawry
Oval to take on Northcote Park.
SENIORS: Perfect footy weather and a big test for
the team down at Warringal Park against Heidelberg.
While it was a hard fought contest the boys were on the
back foot for most of the day. Some great passages of
play were often followed by forced errors as a result of
opposition pressure. Positives from the game lie in the
resilience of our back line and the development of our
young players. Every game is an invaluable lesson on
what it takes to play Division 1 football and our young
players will benefit from this. Best Players: M. Atta, M.
Dornauf, T. Falls, R. Dyson, N. Pupillo, C. Horman.
RESERVES: While our determination and endeavour
was never lacking, opportunities down forward were
limited in the first half, amplified by some costly
turnovers. An anonymous crop dusting at half time
left a bad taste but the boys were determined to
make amends for the previous two quarters of footy.
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deficit at the last change. A few minutes into the
last, Robbie Chadwick got absolutely crunched in a
courageous marking contest which proved a turning
point. He got a 50m penalty and kicked a huge goal.
Squizzy’s sixth sealed the game with a few minutes to
go. Squizzy’s played his best game for the club, and
Trent Fallon, Mick Naldrett and Chaddy all stood out.
UNDER-19: You wouldn’t know we were one game
below Lower Plenty if you watched the poor first half
we dished up. Lower held us goalless and kicked 6.5
themselves in an insipid first half. Cam Simpson and
Liam Waldron had a crack with little support. After
Andre Botoulos put through our first, on the back of a
half time spray, we showed we were far from incapable
of being competitive. In fact, we dominated most of the
third quarter and kicked three goals but only won the
quarter by five points. An even last quarter saw Lower
run out comfortable winners. Simmo, Liam and Daniel
Brown all had good games.
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through the centre and this opened up the game. We
finished off well with a three goals last quarter. Another
win is just around the corner boys. Best Players: S.
Dempsey, M. Taplin, M. Brennan, C. Sloan, E. Gorski, P.
Higgins.
UNDER-19: Had the bye and will be looking to
claim their second win this week when they take on
Northcote Park.
NETBALL: Great effort by the girls to secure four wins
out of six games played on Friday night.
$5K DRAW: A nail-biting finish to the $5k Draw, where
there were more deals made than car city. Thanks to all
those who helped out on the night, most notably those
in the kitchen, bar staff and MC Tolly Jnr. After Saturday
night’s effort he has put his hand up to take Eddie
McGuire’s TV hosting roles – just stay away from those
pain killers mate.
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Reserves Coach: Matt McLennan
Under 19 Coach: Russell Humphrey
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Brent Toll
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Andrew Draper
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Ben Morgan
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Nathan Byatt
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Jack Carlyon
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Lee Hughes
Justin Sherman
Daniel Martin
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Riley Dyson
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Zac Pettit
Daniel Smeaton
Michael Boyle
Leigh Stewart
Jake Barnes
Scott McAuliffe
Lachlan Brennan
Ben Lawson
Dale Hughes
Brayden Burgess
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DIVISION 2 – Results and Ladders
Results: Seniors
Ladder: Seniors
P W
Fitzroy Stars 22.9 (141) def Hurstbridge 16.16 (112)
Thomastown 18.15 (123) def Panton Hill 19.8 (122)
Diamond Creek 7.8 (50) def by North Heidelberg 10.11 (71)
Results: Reserves
Fitzroy Stars 7.7 (49) def by Hurstbridge 11.9 (75)
Results: Under-19s
Epping 13.6 (84) def Mernda 7.8 (50)
Kilmore 6.7 (43) def Hurstbridge 5.6 (36)
South Morang 7.6 (48) def by Banyule 13.12 (90)
Panton Hill 4.5 (29) def by St Mary’s 18.8 (116)
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A
%
PTS
9
2
0 1088
794 137.03 36
North Heidelberg
11
8
3
0 1070
840 127.38 32
Fitzroy Stars
13
8
5
0 1339 1160 115.43 32
Diamond Creek
12
7
5
0
980
836 117.22 28
Thomastown
12
4
8
0
967 1224
79.00 16
Panton Hill
12
3
9
0
929 1163
79.88 12
Lalor
11
2
9
0
779 1135
68.63
F
%
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Ladder: Reserves
L D
A
PTS
Diamond Creek
12
9
3
0 1233
577 213.69 36
Hurstbridge
11
9
2
0 1044
496 210.48 36
Thomastown
12
9
3
0 1321
723 182.71 36
North Heidelberg
11
6
5
0
721 121.36 24
875
Fitzroy Stars
13
5
8
0
831 1083
76.73 20
Lalor
11
2
9
0
443 1059
41.83
8
Panton Hill
12
1 11
0
358 1446
24.76
4
F
%
Ladder: Under-19s
P W
Diamond Creek 24.23 (167) def North Heidelberg 1.0 (6)
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Hurstbridge
L D
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PTS
Diamond Creek
13 12
1
0 1437
417 344.60 48
Banyule
13 11
2
0 1147
581 197.42 44
South Morang
13
9
4
0 1113
673 165.38 36
St Mary's
13
8
5
0 1193
954 125.05 32
Mernda
13
7
6
0
952
882 107.94 28
Hurstbridge
13
6
7
0 1105
839 131.70 24
Epping
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5
8
0
690
910
75.82 20
Kilmore
13
4
9
0
735 1016
72.34 16
North Heidelberg
13
3 10
0
608 1415
42.97 12
Panton Hill
13
0 13
0
375 1668
22.48
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DIVISION 2 – Preview
MINOR PREMIERSHIP UP FOR GRABS
The battle for first place has begun to heat up after
Hurstbridge suffered its second defeat in as many
weeks.
After starting the season with nine-straight wins, the
Bridges are now in a tussle with North Heidelberg for
the minor premiership, with the Bulldogs trailing the
Bridges by just a single game.
The Fitzroy Stars also sit on the same wins as North
Heidelberg – albeit with the Stars having played two
extra games, ahead of a bye this weekend.
Hurstbridge will look to put a poor fortnight behind
it when it hosts Thomastown at Ben Frilay Oval. The
Bridges will be happy to return to their home fortress
as both of their defeats have occurred while playing on
the road.
Last week a seven-goal to one opening quarter in
favour of the Fitzroy Stars nullified the Bridges hopes
of winning their tenth game of the season. The Bridges
fought the game out and kicked eight final-term goals,
but still fell 29 points short.
Chris Burton kicked six majors and John Kreuzer was
named as the Bridges’ best player but they could do
little to stop a rampant Stars side, led by 10 goals from
former Bridges forward Daniel Francis.
The ladder-leader faces a Thomastown side fresh off
a thrilling one-point victory over Panton Hill in Round
14. In a game that was evenly contested all the way
through, the Bears did enough to scrape through for
the win, thanks to five goals from Jacob Osei-Duro and
a brilliant display from Adrian Natoli.
The victory ended a two-game losing streak and kept
alive the Bears slim hopes of playing finals. If they are
going to aim for finals then they must win their four
remaining games and hope for a Diamond Creek form
slump.
Second-placed North Heidelberg will look to increase
pressure on Hurstbridge at the top of the ladder when
it hosts bottom-placed rival Lalor at Shelley Reserve.
Having lost just one game since Round 4, the
Bulldogs can now set their sights on top spot. They
again showed their premiership credentials with an
impressive 21-point victory over Diamond Creek –
their seventh win from their past eight games.
Following a seven-goal haul against Panton Hill, Shane
Harvey played further up the ground against the
Creekers and found plenty of the football.
With Harvey spending less time inside 50m, it was
by Christopher Chrysostomou
up to his teammates to carry the load in attack. Kyle
McDonald stood up when his team needed him,
booting three goals.
Pasquale Saccuzzo, Brody Tardio and Leigh Gilbert
were the outstanding players in the Bulldogs win,
where their side overcame a fast start by the Creekers
before gaining control in the second half.
Not much can be said except for 2016 being an utter
disappointment for the team from Lalor. However,
an upset win this week against their old rival would
provide a positive note on an otherwise forgettable
campaign.
Todd Hughes continues to give his all for the Bloods
and sits third on the goal kicking table with 44 goals.
Jarrod King and Shane Jacobs have also led from the
front, while youngster Jackson Freebairn has proven
himself to be a future leader of the Bloods.
The final game of the round sees Panton Hill play host
to Diamond Creek at Cracknell Reserve.
Last start, Panton Hill suffered a heartbreaking onepoint defeat to Thomastown in what was one of the
games of the year, with the margin never greater than
seven points at each break of play.
Tyler Scarce, Brendan O’Connor and Joffa Byron kicked
14 goals between them but could not do enough to
get the Redbacks over the line, as they slipped to sixth
place. The 19 goals the Redbacks kicked in the match
equalled their highest total for the season.
Diamond Creek lost pace on the top two following
their defeat to North Heidelberg last Saturday – the
club’s first home loss for the season.
After their win over Hurstbridge in Round 13, the
Creekers were confident of taking second spot from
the Bulldogs. They looked the goods early, racing to
a 19-point win midway through the first term, before
struggling to hit the scoreboard after quarter time.
Chris Moloney, Oliver Parks and Brad Perry were the
Creekers best players, while Rory Kavanagh presented
well up forward and finished with four goals. Only
Jack Prosser and Simon Buchanan managed goals
alongside Kavanagh.
The Creekers will be expecting to come away with
a win over Panton Hill and have the edge over the
Redbacks; winning the past four games these sides
have played.
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DIVISION 2
PANTON HILL
Back at home this week to host Diamond Creek.
SENIORS: No doubt a disappointing result at
Thomastown but a very gallant effort from all
considering we were playing with just 20 fit players
for the majority of the game. It also looks like we now
know how to keep the scoreboard ticking over these
days so that means regular wins aren’t beyond us.
RESERVES: Returned a pretty poor result with the
backline under siege all game. Brad Sansom worked
hard and deserved to be noted in the best players.
UNDER-19: Were lucky enough to play on Friday night
at the Hill and put on a really good game against St
Mary’s. Our boys seemed to have just as much of the
footy as the well drilled Burra but we struggled hitting
our forward targets with the same efficiency. The night
game was very well supported by both Panton Hill and
St Mary’s members and was great to welcome many of
our visitors into the social rooms. Let’s play more Friday
nights!
JUNIORS: Our under-13s played at home last and
went down to Wallan. We’d certainly improved on our
DIAMOND CREEK
Congratulations to Chris Moloney on his 150th senior
game for the club this week against Panton Hill.
SENIORS: Let’s get back on the winners list! We went
down to North Heidelberg by 21 points. Although we
played patches of good footy we weren’t able to string
it together for long enough to get the points. If there’s
any positives to take from the loss, it’s that we only lost
by 21 points despite never playing our best footy. If we
bring our best for four quarters, we can match it with
anyone.
RESERVES: The reserves beat North Heidelberg by
42 points. After a tight first half we kicked away in the
third quarter with six goals to none. The last quarter
was fairly scrappy with a couple of goals each. A good
win against a fellow top four side with still plenty of
improvement left in the boys. We look forward to
Panton Hill this weekend.
UNDER-19: The under-19s had a strong win against
an undermanned North Heidelberg team with a clinical
display of team footy, winning by a huge 160 points.
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last encounter with them. Congratulations to Khody
Thomas on playing his 50th game. Under-11s were
away to Lalor but unfortunately too couldn’t take the
points. This week is the final round of the season for our
juniors so it’d be great to have lots of support for our
little Redbacks. All those senior, reserves and under-19s
should return the support your water carriers give you
during your games. Both teams play Kinglake but 11s
are at home and the 13s are away. Check the website or
Facebook for updates!
SOCIAL: Panton Hill Ladies Day is on July 30. Our major
raffle draw is fast approaching so get your tickets sold
and returned to Greg Mason and collect some more to
sell! Look out for the $5000 Draw on August 7 – tickets
are $50 includes all food. There are still some players
not up to date with their registration fees and club gear.
See Chris Cahir to finalise your account. Wouldn’t want
to get your mug on a wanted poster would you?
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: If at first you don’t
succeed, then skydiving is surely not for you.
The boys kicked plenty of behinds so could have been
an even bigger margin but a great result anyway. Well
done to Cam Dowse with 10 goals.
NETBALL: A not so great weekend on the netball front
with the Div 1 team having a bye and the other three
teams suffering losses. We will be back better this week!
Go Creekers!
LADIES NIGHT: This Saturday July 23 is the next
player’s function with Ladies Night. It is always a good
night so get along! Tickets available at the door.
SPONSORS DAY: Saturday July 30 is our second
Sponsors Day for the game against Lalor. Details: Steve
Sampson 0418 212 154.
PRESIDENTS LUNCH: Saturday August 13 is the
Presidents Lunch starting at 12 noon with Dane Swan
as our special guest speaker. Tickets are $50 per head
and are available, so get them now. The lunch will be
followed by our next big game against Hurstbridge.
MAJOR SPONSORS: The club thanks our major
sponsors for the 2016 season – Caelli and Nillumbik
Cellars.
DIVISION 2
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14A
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PANTON HILL
DIAMOND CREEK
Senior Coach: Joffa Byron
Reserves Coach: Steve Layt
Senior Coach: Craig Hayes
Reserves Coach: Caine Lowrie
Under 19 Coach: Peter Barnes
Daniel Pratt
Anthony Bryce
Brendan O’Connor
Tait Forster
Travis Miller
Dillon Fiorini
Scott Conte
Jesse Freeman
Jay Gilmore
Scott Moran
Kane Gilmore
Mitch Anderson
Oscar Weichman
Reid Staples
Zac Bullock
James Course
Nathan Hendry
Jack Young
Jassi Singh
Tim Duckworth
Matthew Duckworth
Brett Middleton
Daniel Haynes
Matt Layt
Sam Montanaro
Tom Blake
Tyler Scarce (C)
Alex Dines
Jeremy Gercovich
Brandon Freeman
Carson Dawson
Ryan Simpson
Brendan Cullen
Marcus Hibberd
Michael Kirkpatrick
Sam Parkes
David Magee
Callum Still
Jamie Padget
Jarrod McGough
Lucas Brass
Ned O’Loughlin
Ben Hibberd
Jason Evans
Russell Blanchard
Jack Baines
Matt Searle
Brett Aldred
Steve Harvey
Daniel Taylor
Brad Sansom
Luke Morse
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James Flack
Glenn Barnes
Alex Bartsch
Mark Kenney
Andrew Schadendorff
Andrew Jackson
Justin Cullen
Zac Biddescombe
Chris Scott
Kane Ongarello
Michael Glouftsis
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44
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Daniel Shallard
Simon Buchanan (C)
Brad Craig
Trent Fallon
Caine Lowrie
Tyler Barnes
Brad Kinnane
Kane Tenace
Matthew Watson
Nathan Searl
Brad Perry
Levi de Pyle
Jacob Booth
Nathan Sleep
Shane Whitmore
Brad Deed
Jack McDonald
Tim Chivers
Bryce Adams
Nathan Byatt
Ben Westcott
Luke Campitelli
Josh Barnes
Matt Aqualina
Jed McQueen
Andrew Gray
Jai Norman
Josh Smith
Josh Wuelfert
Chris Moloney
Chris Libertino
Andrew Campbell
Hugh Kavanagh
Nathan Jerrard
Adrian Di Pierro
Jack Prosser
Cam Craig
Rory Kavanagh
Tim Chapman
Alex Libertino
Damien Robinson
Dom Morano
Geoff Wadeson
Wade Lowrie
Oliver Parks
Rob Campbell
Daniel Padget
Michael Rogneda
Liam Padget
Aaron Di Giorgio
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Dylan Pocock
Frank Parker
Josh Allen
Michael Robinson
Rowan Wall
Daniel Harris
Kurt Ward
Ryan Burrell
Tim Laver
Brayden Davies
Chris McCauley
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Matt Green
Lachlan Branelly
Tom Byrom
Tyler Barnes
Kieran Brick
Luke Johnson
Ty Franks
Reece O’Toole
Adam Guy
Ryan Payne
Nick Parks
Matt Bowkett
Jake Wingrave
Danyon Lambouris
Alex Merrifield
Hamish McDonald
Tom Mills
Jake Battye
Aaron Scott
Kevin O’Regan
Andrew Phillips
Cam Dowse
Jake Smyth
Jack Taylor
Liam Liversidge
Matt Lewis
Bill Nickson
Luke Byrom
Jack Cugley
Zac Smoult
Jack Prosser
Nathan Gawne
Mith Elznick
Braydn Ward
Dion Fleming
Tom McEntee
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NFL Fixtures
2016
NFL Fixtures
DIVISION 1 U19
ROUND 1
MAR 25, APR 8, 9
Eltham 9.11 (65) def Greensborough 7.9 (51)
DIVISION 2 U19
ROUND 10
SAT, JUNE 25
Lower Plenty 11.9 (75) def Macleod 10.11 (71)
Northcote Park 5.12 (42) def by Montmorency 7.11 (53)
Northcote Park 7.7 (49) def by Eltham 13.5 (83)
Bundoora 10.16 (76) def Macleod 6.8 (44)
W Preston-Lakeside 3.8 (26) def by Montmorency 19.11 (125)
Whittlesea 14.5 (89) def West Preston Lakeside 10.11 (71)
Whittlesea 8.9 (57) def by Bundoora 11.14 (80)
ROUND 2
SAT, APRIL 16
ROUND 11
JULY 2, 3
Greensborough 12.14 (86) def Northcote Park 7.8 (50)
Eltham 22.15 (147) def Whittlesea 10.7 (67)
Macleod 12.6 (78) def by Eltham 18.20 (128)
Macleod 3.14 (32) def by Greensborough 16.12 (108)
W. Preston-Lakeside 8.6 (54) def by Lower Plenty 14.8 (92)
Montmorency 13.12 (90) def Lower Plenty 6.7 (43)
Montmorency 5.8 (38) def by Bundoora 14.18 (102)
W Preston-Lakeside 8.6 (54) def by Northcote Park 9.10 (64)
ROUND 3
APRIL 23, 25
Eltham 8.9 (57) def by Montmorency 10.10 (70)
ROUND 12
SAT, JULY 9
Greensborough 3.14 (32) def by Lower Plenty 6.7 (43)
Greensborough 13.11 (89) def Bundoora 4.9 (33)
Montmorency 10.12 (72) def Eltham 4.9 (33)
Lower Plenty 19.20 (134) def Whittlesea 6.12 (48)
Northcote Park 7.5 (47) def by Bundoora 8.16 (64)
Northcote Park 12.13 (85) def W. Preston-Lakeside 5.6 (36)
Whittlesea 4.8 (32) def by Macleod 8.14 (62)
ROUND 4
SAT, APRIL 30
ROUND 13
SAT, JULY 16
Bundoora 12.17 (89) def Lower Plenty 2.1 (13)
Macleod 10.13 (73) def Northcote Park 9.10 (64)
Lower Plenty 13.10 (88) def Northcote Park 6.12 (48)
Montmorency 8.12 (60) def by Greensborough 9.12 (66)
Macleod 10.13 (73) def by Montmorency 11.8 (74)
Whittlesea 3.8 (26) def by Eltham 18.12 (120)
ROUND 5
SAT, MAY 7
Bundoora 9.14 (68) drew Whittlesea 10.8 (68)
Eltham 17.9 (111) def West Preston-Lakeside 5.9 (39)
Greensborough 12.14 (86) def Macleod 5.4 (34)
Lower Plenty 9.4 (58) def by Montmorency 12.18 (90)
ROUND 6
SAT, MAY 14
ROUND 14
Bundoora
Eltham
Macleod
Montmorency
Northcote Park
SAT, MAY 28
ROUND 16
Eltham
Greensborough
Greensborough 9.16 (70) def W Preston-Lakeside 8.8 (56) Macleod
Lower Plenty 10.12 (72) def Eltham 10.9 (69)
Montmorency
Macleod 11.11 (77) def Whittlesea 9.9 (63)
Whittlesea
Bundoora 11.11 (77) def Northcote Park 10.5 (65)
ROUND 8
SAT, JUNE 4
ROUND 17
Bundoora
Eltham
Montmorency 21.11 (137) def Whittlesea 4.7 (31)
Lower Plenty
Northcote Park 9.10 (64) def Greensborough 7.5 (47)
Northcote Park
West Preston-Lakeside 13.10 (88) def by Macleod 14.9 (93)
Whittlesea
Eltham 8.7 (55) def by Bundoora 7.15 (57)
ROUND 9
JUNE 11, 18
ROUND 18
Greensborough
BYE
Greensborough 6.9 (45) def by Eltham 10.7 (67)
Macleod
Lower Plenty 11.17 (83) def West Preston-Lakeside 4.12 (36)
Montmorency
Whittlesea 9.6 (60) def by Northcote Park 15.6 (96)
Bundoora 2.4 (16) def by Montmorency 7.16 (58)
v
v
v
v
v
ROUND 15
Greensborough
Montmorency 21.13 (139) def Macleod 7.9 (51)
BYE
Northcote Park 14.15 (99) def Lower Plenty 3.6 (24)
Lower Plenty
West Preston-Lakeside 5.5 (35) def by Bundoora 16.10 (106) Northcote Park
Whittlesea 7.5 (47) def by Greensborough 18.18 (126)
ROUND 7
SAT, JULY 23
Greensborough
Lower Plenty
BYE
Whittlesea
SAT, JULY 30
v
v
v
v
v
Montmorency
Eltham
Bundoora
Macleod
Whittlesea
SAT, AUGUST 6
v
v
v
v
v
Northcote Park
BYE
Bundoora
Lower Plenty
SAT, AUGUST 13
v
v
v
v
v
Macleod
Greensborough
BYE
Montmorency
SAT, AUGUST 20
v
v
v
v
v
Whittlesea
Bundoora
Lower Plenty
Northcote Park
Eltham
ROUND 1
APRIL 9
Banyule 12.11 (83) def North Heidelberg 3.7 (25)
ROUND 10
SAT, JUNE 25
Kilmore 11.16 (82) def Epping 7.6 (48)
Hurstbridge 15.11 (101) def St Mary’s 12.7 (79)
Banyule 6.3 (39) def by Diamond Creek 10.13 (73)
South Morang 11.14 (80) def Mernda 7.7 (49)
Hurstbridge 24.18 (162) def North Heidelberg 4.5 (29)
Epping 9.9 (63) def Kilmore 8.8 (56)
St Mary’s 11.3 (69) def Mernda 8.20 (68)
Panton Hill 2.4 (16) def by Diamond Creek 24.18 (162)
South Morang def Panton Hill by forfeit
ROUND 2
SAT, APRIL 16
Diamond Creek 11.2 (68) def by Kilmore 13.7 (85)
ROUND 11
SAT, JULY 2
Epping 6.12 (48) def South Morang 5.10 (40)
Epping 8.1 (49) def by Banyule 16.18 (114)
Hurstbridge 11.15 (81) def by St Mary’s 16.8 (104)
Mernda 16.11 (107) def Hurstbridge 4.8 (32)
Kilmore 5.7 (37) def by Diamond Creek 17.6 (108)
North Heidelberg 13.15 (93) def Panton Hill 7.2 (44)
Mernda 7.6 (48) def Banyule 6.10 (46)
St Mary’s 13.8 (86) def South Morang 12.12 (84)
Panton Hill 6.7 (43) def by North Heidelberg 16.15 (111)
ROUND 3
APRIL 23, 25
ROUND 12
SAT, JULY 9
Banyule 18.10 (118) def St Mary’s 16.7 (103)
Banyule won by foreit.
Mernda 3.5 (23) def by Diamond Creek 20.15 (135)
Diamond Creek 7.14 (56) def Hurstbridge 5.3 (33)
North Heidelberg 11.7 (73) def Kilmore 9.5 (59)
Mernda 19.7 (121) def Kilmore 11.7 (73)
Panton Hill 0.0 (0) def by Hurstbridge 37.18 (240)
North Heidelberg 7.5 (47) def by South Morang 20.14 (134)
South Morang 8.15 (63) def Epping 6.4 (40)
ROUND 4
SAT, APRIL 30
St Mary’s 14.13 (97) def Epping 6.11 (47)
ROUND 13
SAT, JULY 16
Diamond Creek 8.10 (58) def South Morang 8.7 (55)
Epping 13.13 (91) def Panton Hill 2.9 (21)
Kilmore 6.7 (43) def Hurstbridge 5.6 (36)
Kilmore 8.8 (56) def by Banyule 8.10 (58)
South Morang 7.6 (48) def by Banyule 13.12 (90)
St Mary’s 8.9 (57) def by Mernda 20.12 (132)
ROUND 5
SAT, MAY 7
Banyule 10.10 (70) def Mernda 8.6 (54)
Hurstbridge 5.3 (33) def by Diamond Creek 17.20 (122)
North Heidelberg 7.10 (52) def by Epping 14.17 (101)
St Mary’s 21.9 (135) def Kilmore 7.16 (58)
ROUND 6
SAT, MAY 14
Banyule 13.16 (94) def Hurstbridge 4.7 (31)
South Morang 14.10 (94) def Kilmore 3.10 (28)
Mernda 10.4 (64) def Epping 8.8 (56)
ROUND 7
SAT, MAY 28
ROUND 14
Epping
Hurstbridge
Kilmore
Panton Hill
St Mary's
ROUND 16
Epping
Hurstbridge
Kilmore 7.15 (57) def by Mernda 11.7 (73)
North Heidelberg 2.0 (12) def by South Morang 22.19 (151) Kilmore
Mernda
Panton Hill 1.1 (7) def by Banyule 21.15 (141)
North Heidelberg
St Mary’s 4.7 (31) def by Diamond Creek 16.10 (106)
SAT, JUNE 4
Banyule 16.18 (114) def Epping 1.2 (8)
Diamond Creek won by foreit.
Hurstbridge 9.7 (61) def by Kilmore 10.12 (72)
Mernda 11.2 (68) def by South Morang 13.11 (89)
St Mary’s 9.9 (63) def North Heidelberg 7.15 (57)
ROUND 9
JUNE 11, 18
Diamond Creek 11.8 (74) def Epping 1.3 (9)
North Heidelberg 5.4 (34) def by Mernda 14.11 (95)
South Morang 10.11 (71) def St Mary’s 7.10 (52)
North Heidelberg
Mernda
South Morang
Diamond Creek
Banyule
v
v
v
v
v
Kilmore
Epping
Panton Hill
Hurstbridge
St Mary's
ROUND 15
Banyule
Diamond Creek
Mernda
North Heidelberg
South Morang
Epping 6.10 (46) def by Hurstbridge 12.11 (83)
ROUND 8
SAT, JULY 23
v
v
v
v
v
ROUND 17
Banyule
Diamond Creek
Panton Hill
South Morang
St Mary's
ROUND 18
Epping
Hurstbridge
Kilmore
Mernda
North Heidelberg
SAT, JULY 30
SAT, AUGUST 6
v
v
v
v
v
South Morang
Panton Hill
Diamond Creek
St Mary's
Banyule
SAT, AUGUST 13
v
v
v
v
v
Epping
Hurstbridge
North Heidelberg
Mernda
Kilmore
SAT, AUGUST 20
v
v
v
v
v
St Mary's
South Morang
Panton Hill
Banyule
Diamond Creek
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Meadows Greyhounds - DIVISION 1 SENIORS
ROUND 1
MAR 25, APR 8, 9
ROUND 10
Eltham 6.9 (45) def by Greensborough 13.20 (98)
DIVISION 1 RESERVES
SAT, JUNE 25
ROUND 1
MAR 25, APR 8, 9
ROUND 10
SAT, JUNE 25
Whittlesea 12.13 (85) def Bundoora 8.9 (57)
Eltham 5.12 (42) drew Greensborough 5.12 (42)
Northcote Park 9.17 (71) def Montmorency 10.8 (68)
Northcote Park 13.11 (89) def Eltham 5.5 (35)
Northcote Park 14.10 (94) def Montmorency 6.3 (39)
Whittlesea 10.2 (62) def by Bundoora 9.11 (65)
Bundoora 12.9 (81) def by Macleod 19.16 (130)
Heidelberg 12.13 (85) def Greensborough 7.13 (55)
Bundoora 12.15 (87) def Macleod 2.5 (17)
Heidelberg 5.7 (37) def by Greensborough 10.14 (74)
Lower Plenty 5.11 (41) def by Heidelberg 18.21 (129)
W Preston-Lakeside 8.13 (61) def by Montmorency 19.11 (125)
Whittlesea 10.6 (66) def by W Preston Lakeside 11.6 (72)
Northcote Park 11.5 (71) def Eltham 9.4 (58)
Whittlesea 13.8 (86) def by W Preston Lakeside 12.16 (88)
Lower Plenty 11.14 (80) def by Macleod 18.17 (125)
Lower Plenty 7.10 (52) def by Heidelberg 15.14 (104)
Lower Plenty 4.9 (33) def by Macleod 16.16 (112)
ROUND 2
SAT, APRIL 16
ROUND 11
JULY 2, 3
ROUND 2
SAT, APRIL 16
West Preston-Lakeside 11.6 (72) def Montmorency 9.6 (60)
ROUND 11
JULY 2, 3
Bundoora 18.10 (118) def Heidelberg 6.7 (43)
Whittlesea 7.9 (51) def by Heidelberg 12.11 (83)
Eltham 13.12 (90) def by Whittlesea 14.7 (91)
Whittlesea 5.4 (34) def by Heidelberg 13.15 (93)
Eltham 15.9 (99) def Whittlesea 6.3 (39)
Macleod 22.21 (153) def Eltham 15.16 (106)
Macleod 12.8 (80) def Eltham 5.13 (43)
W. Preston-Lakeside 21.18 (144) def Lower Plenty 6.7 (43)
W. Preston-Lakeside 10.12 (72) def Lower Plenty 7.4 (46)
W Preston-Lakeside 16.7 (103) def Northcote Park 10.6 (66)
W Preston-Lakeside 8.16 (64) def by Northcote Park 12.4 (76)
ROUND 3
APRIL 23, 25
ROUND 12
SAT, JULY 9
ROUND 3
Montmorency 6.7 (43) def by Eltham 12.12 (84)
APRIL 23, 25
Bundoora 6.10 (46) def by Heidelberg 8.8 (56)
ROUND 12
SAT, JULY 9
Eltham 11.14 (80) def Montmorency 3.2 (20)
Greensborough 15.22 (112) def Lower Plenty 1.5 (11)
Heidelberg 10.8 (68) def West Preston-Lakeside 7.6 (48)
Greensborough 13.16 (94) def Lower Plenty 7.9 (51)
Greensborough 5.19 (49) def by Bundoora 8.17 (65)
Heidelberg 20.9 (129) def West Preston-Lakeside 9.5 (59)
Greensborough 13.13 (91) def Bundoora 8.11 (59)
Northcote Park 7.8 (50) def Bundoora 6.9 (45)
Heidelberg 13.10 (88) def Macleod 10.7 (67)
ROUND 4
SAT, APRIL 30
Northcote Park 15.11 (101) def Bundoora 14.11 (95)
ROUND 13
Heidelberg 8.11 (59) def by Macleod 13.8 (86)
SAT, JULY 16
ROUND 4
SAT, APRIL 30
Montmorency 12.3 (75) def by Eltham 17.6 (108)
ROUND 13
SAT, JULY 16
Montmorency 16.10 (106) def Greensborough 14.15 (99)
Montmorency 4.6 (30) def by Greensborough 11.18 (84)
W Preston-Lakeside 8.11 (59) def by Heidelberg 14.17 (101)
West Preston-Lakeside 10.5 (65) def Heidelberg 7.14 (56)
ROUND 5
SAT, MAY 7
ROUND 14
Bundoora
Eltham
Macleod
Montmorency
Northcote Park
Bundoora 14.9 (93) def Whittlesea 14.7 (91)
Lower Plenty 8.12 (60) def by Montmorency 24.16 (160)
Heidelberg 18.10 (118) def Northcote Park 4.8 (32)
ROUND 6
SAT, MAY 14
Eltham 4.8 (32) def by Heidelberg 21.14 (140)
West Preston-Lakeside 13.11 (89) def Bundoora 12.4 (76)
Montmorency 12.13 (85) def by Macleod 20.15 (135)
ROUND 7
SAT, MAY 28
Greensborough
Heidelberg
Lower Plenty
Northcote Park
ROUND 16
Eltham
Greensborough
Macleod
Montmorency
Whittlesea
Greensborough 11.15 (81) def W Preston-Lakeside 7.13 (55)
Lower Plenty 9.24 (78) def by Eltham 13.16 (94)
Macleod 25.14 (164) def Whittlesea 9.14 (68)
Heidelberg 13.15 (93) def Montmorency 11.4 (70)
SAT, JUNE 4
ROUND 17
Bundoora
Eltham
Lower Plenty
Northcote Park
Whittlesea
Heidelberg 9.14 (68) def Lower Plenty 4.5 (29)
Northcote Park 5.5 (35) def by Greensborough 7.7 (49)
West Preston-Lakeside 12.12 (84) def Macleod 12.11 (83)
ROUND 9
JUNE 11, 18
Bundoora 6.15 (51) def by Montmorency 16.5 (101)
Greensborough 6.21 (57) def by Eltham 10.6 (66)
Lower Plenty 7.15 (57) def by W Preston-Lakeside 23.11 (149)
Macleod 11.14 (80) def by Heidelberg 12.9 (81)
Whittlesea 11.17 (83) def Northcote Park 10.9 (69)
v
v
v
v
v
ROUND 15
ROUND 8
SAT, JULY 23
ROUND 18
Greensborough
Heidelberg
Macleod
Montmorency
ROUND 5
Greensborough
Lower Plenty
Heidelberg
Whittlesea
Bundoora 12.14 (86) def Whittlesea 7.6 (48)
Heidelberg 16.15 (111) def Northcote Park 6.8 (44)
Lower Plenty 9.12 (66) def Montmorency 8.11 (59)
SAT, JULY 30
v
v
v
v
v
ROUND 6
Montmorency
Eltham
Bundoora
Macleod
Whittlesea
Northcote Park
Heidelberg
Bundoora
Lower Plenty
Eltham 13.9 (87) def Heidelberg 5.6 (36)
West Preston-Lakeside 7.6 (48) def by Bundoora 8.9 (57)
ROUND 7
Greensborough 14.10 (94) def W Preston-Lakeside 8.11 (59)
Heidelberg 7.9 (51) def Montmorency 5.9 (39)
Lower Plenty 7.6 (48) def by Eltham 10.21 (81)
Macleod 8.9 (57) def by Whittlesea 10.6 (66)
ROUND 8
Macleod
Greensborough
Heidelberg
Montmorency
Whittlesea
Bundoora
Lower Plenty
Northcote Park
Eltham
SAT, JUNE 4
Heidelberg 10.11 (71) def Lower Plenty 3.8 (26)
Northcote Park 7.10 (52) def Greensborough 7.5 (47)
West Preston-Lakeside 12.6 (78) def Macleod 10.8 (68)
SAT, AUGUST 20
v
v
v
v
v
SAT, MAY 28
SAT, AUGUST 13
v
v
v
v
v
SAT, MAY 14
Montmorency 9.10 (64) def Macleod 8.8 (56)
SAT, AUGUST 6
v
v
v
v
v
SAT, MAY 7
ROUND 9
JUNE 11, 18
Bundoora 3.10 (28) drew with Montmorency 4.4 (28)
Greensborough 10.15 (75) def Eltham 3.2 (20)
Lower Plenty 5.3 (33) def by West Preston-Lakeside 14.12 (96)
Macleod 10.11 (71) def by Heidelberg 11.7 (73)
Whittlesea 7.5 (47) def Northcote Park 5.8 (38)
Qualifying Final – August 27 Elimination Final – August 28th
1st Semi Final – September 4th2nd Semi Final – September 3rd
Preliminary Final – September 11th
Grand Final – September 17th
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ROUND 14
Bundoora
Eltham
Macleod
Montmorency
Northcote Park
SAT, JULY 23
v
v
v
v
v
Greensborough
Lower Plenty
Heidelberg
Whittlesea
v
v
v
v
v
Montmorency
Eltham
Bundoora
Macleod
Whittlesea
ROUND 15
Greensborough
Heidelberg
Lower Plenty
Northcote Park
ROUND 16
Eltham
Greensborough
Macleod
Montmorency
Whittlesea
ROUND 17
Bundoora
Eltham
Lower Plenty
Northcote Park
Whittlesea
ROUND 18
Greensborough
Heidelberg
Macleod
Montmorency
SAT, JULY 30
SAT, AUGUST 6
v
v
v
v
v
Northcote Park
Heidelberg
Bundoora
Lower Plenty
SAT, AUGUST 13
v
v
v
v
v
Macleod
Greensborough
Heidelberg
Montmorency
SAT, AUGUST 20
v
v
v
v
v
Whittlesea
Bundoora
Lower Plenty
Northcote Park
Eltham
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DIVISION 2 SENIORS
ROUND 1
SAT, APRIL 9
ROUND 10
DIVISION 2 RESERVES
SAT, JUNE 18
ROUND 1
SAT, APRIL 9
ROUND 10
SAT, JUNE 18
Lalor 14.13 (97) def by Thomastown 21.10 (136)
Diamond Creek 14.19 (103) def Lalor 4.7 (31)
Fitzroy Stars 6.11 (47) def by North Heidelberg 15.8 (98)
Diamond Creek 14.19 (103) def Lalor 2.5 (17)
Fitzroy Stars 21.10 (136) def North Heidelberg 6.13 (49)
Lalor 7.9 (51) def by Thomastown 10.12 (72)
North Heidelberg 18.17 (125) def Thomastown 7.11 (53)
North Heidelberg 11.3 (69) def by Thomastown 11.5 (71)
ROUND 2
SAT, APRIL 16
ROUND 11
SAT, JUNE 25
ROUND 2
Fitzroy Stars 14.11 (95) def Panton Hill 10.9 (69)
SAT, APRIL 16
Diamond Creek 14.15 (99) def Fitzroy Stars 11.11 (77)
Diamond Creek 21.18 (144) def Fitzroy Stars 7.4 (46)
Hurstbridge 13.18 (96) def Lalor 8.7 (55)
Thomastown 20.12 (132) def Lalor 9.8 (62)
APRIL 23, 24
Thomastown 13.14 (92) def Fitzroy Stars 13.9 (87)
Lalor 12.7 (79) def Diamond Creek 11.8 (74)
ROUND 4
SAT, APRIL 30
Diamond Creek 16.14 (110) def Thomastown 8.10 (58)
Fitzroy Stars 17.10 (112) def Lalor 16.14 (110)
ROUND 5
SAT, MAY 7
SAT, JULY 2
Lalor 11.10 (76) def by Fitzroy Stars 17.10 (112)
Thomastown 9.9 (63) def by Diamond Creek 14.18 (102)
Thomastown 14.16 (100) def Fitzroy Stars 8.8 (56)
ROUND 13
Lalor 5.10 (40) def by Diamond Creek 15.17 (107)
SAT, JULY 9
Fitzroy Stars 18.11 (119) def Thomastown 10.16 (76)
ROUND 4
Diamond Creek 11.7 (73) def Hurstbridge 6.5 (41)
Lalor 7.18 (60) def by Panton Hill 12.13 (85)
ROUND 14
APRIL 23, 24
SAT, APRIL 30
Diamond Creek 13.10 (88) def Thomastown 10.9 (69)
Fitzroy Stars 6.9 (45) def by Lalor 8.8 (56)
SAT, JULY 16
Fitzroy Stars 22.9 (141) def Hurstbridge 16.16 (112)
ROUND 5
SAT, MAY 7
Diamond Creek 7.8 (50) def by North Heidelberg 10.11 (71)
North Heidelberg 11.14 (80) def Thomastown 5.13 (43)
ROUND 6
SAT, MAY 14
Thomastown 6.10 (46) def by Hurstbridge 11.15 (81)
Panton Hill 11.9 (75) def by Lalor 13.16 (94)
North Heidelberg 23.13 (151) def Fitzroy Stars 10.12 (72)
ROUND 7
SAT, MAY 28
Fitzroy Stars 15.8 (98) def Diamond Creek 5.10 (40)
Lalor 9.4 (58) def by North Heidelberg 18.17 (125)
Panton Hill 19.13 (127) def Thomastown 10.10 (70)
ROUND 8
SAT, JUNE 4
Thomastown 11.9 (75) def by Fitzroy Stars 16.16 (112)
Lalor 8.9 (57) def by Hurstbridge 12.13 (85)
ROUND 9
JUNE 11
Hurstbridge 16.15 (111) def Fitzroy Stars 11.15 (81)
North Heidelberg 15.7 (97) def Diamond Creek 8.9 (57)
BYE
BYE
BYE
Panton Hill
Thomastown
Lalor
SAT, JULY 2
Thomastown 17.8 (110) def Diamond Creek 15.19 (109)
Lalor 1.2 (8) def by Fitzroy Stars 22.20 (152)
ROUND 13
SAT, JULY 9
Fitzroy Stars 9.17 (71) def Thomastown 7.11 (53)
Diamond Creek 4.8 (32) def by Hurstbridge 11.10 (76)
Lalor 9.15 (69) def Panton Hill 5.2 (32)
ROUND 14
SAT, JULY 16
Fitzroy Stars 7.7 (49) def by Hurstbridge 11.9 (75)
Hurstbridge 13.5 (83) def Diamond Creek 11.15 (81)
ROUND 15
SAT, JULY 23
BYE
Fitzroy Stars
ROUND 16
North Heidelberg 6.14 (50) def by Thomastown 16.10 (106)
ROUND 6
ROUND 17
Panton Hill 5.19 (49) def Lalor 5.14 (44)
Thomastown 8.16 (64) def Hurstbridge 8.8 (56)
ROUND 7
SAT, AUGUST 6
SAT, MAY 28
Panton Hill 5.8 (38) def by Thomastown 26.16 (172)
Lalor v Fitzroy Stars
Hurstbridge v Panton Hill
Thomastown v North Heidelberg
BYE
Diamond Creek
ROUND 8
ROUND 16
ROUND 17
Lalor 5.6 (36) def by Hurstbridge 9.16 (70)
ROUND 9
SAT, AUGUST 20
JUNE 11
Hurstbridge 20.20 (140) def Fitzroy Stars 7.3 (45)
Nth Heidelberg 6.8 (44) def by Diamond Creek 16.11 (107)
BYE
BYE
BYE
Panton Hill
Thomastown
Lalor
2nd Semi Final – Saturday August 27th1st Semi Final – Sunday August 28th
Preliminary Final – Saturday September 3rd
Grand Final – Saturday September 10th
SAT, AUGUST 6
Lalor v Fitzroy Stars
Hurstbridge v Panton Hill
Thomastown v North Heidelberg
BYE
Diamond Creek
ROUND 18
Thomastown 12.6 (78) def by Fitzroy Stars 15.6 (96)
SAT, JULY 30
Panton Hill v Fitzroy Stars
North Heidelberg v Hurstbridge
Diamond Creek v Lalor
BYE
North Heidelberg
SAT, JUNE 4
Diamond Creek 20.13 (133) def Panton Hill 1.2 (8)
SAT, JULY 23
BYE
Fitzroy Stars
Lalor 5.5 (35) def by North Heidelberg 15.11 (101)
SAT, AUGUST 13
North Heidelberg v Diamond Creek
Hurstbridge v Lalor
BYE
Fitzroy Stars
ROUND 15
Fitzroy Stars 1.0 (6) def by Diamond Creek 15.18 (108)
Fitzroy Stars v North Heidelberg
Diamond Creek v Hurstbridge
Lalor v Thomastown
BYE
Panton Hill
ROUND 19
SAT, MAY 14
North Heidelberg 15.21 (111) def Fitzroy Stars 6.8 (44)
SAT, JULY 30
Panton Hill v Fitzroy Stars
North Heidelberg v Hurstbridge
Diamond Creek v Lalor
BYE
Thomastown
ROUND 18
Diamond Creek 11.6 (72) def Panton Hill 8.9 (57)
Thomastown 34.15 (219) def Lalor 5.7 (37)
Hurstbridge 8.14 (62) def by North Heidelberg 11.6 (72)
ROUND 12
ROUND 3
Hurstbridge 17.15 (117) def Diamond Creek 13.12 (90)
Fitzroy Stars 14.13 (97) def by Panton Hill 15.10 (100)
SAT, JUNE 25
Hurstbridge 16.13 (109) def Lalor 7.8 (50)
ROUND 12
ROUND 3
ROUND 11
SAT, AUGUST 13
Fitzroy Stars v North Heidelberg
Diamond Creek v Hurstbridge
Lalor v Thomastown
BYE
Panton Hill
ROUND 19
SAT, AUGUST 20
North Heidelberg v Diamond Creek
Hurstbridge v Lalor
BYE
Fitzroy Stars
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Heidelberg Golf Club - DIVISION 3 SENIORS
ROUND 1
APRIL 2
Kilmore 6.4 (40) def by St Mary’s 10.9 (69)
Heidelberg West 3.9 (27) def by Banyule 19.26 (140)
Watsonia 12.13 (85) def South Morang 7.11 (53)
ROUND 2
SAT, APRIL 9
Banyule 11.10 (76) def by Watsonia 12.8 (80)
ROUND 11
SAT, JUNE 25
Banyule 6.12 (48) def by Watsonia 18.7 (115)
Kilmore 5.9 (39) def by Epping 26.13 (169)
South Morang 26.10 (166) def Heidelberg West 5.2 (32)
ROUND 12
SAT, JULY 2
DIVISION 3 RESERVES
ROUND 1
APRIL 2
Kilmore 2.7 (19) def by St Mary’s 18.17 (125)
Watsonia 3.5 (23) def by South Morang 12.11 (83)
ROUND 2
SAT, APRIL 9
ROUND 11
SAT, JUNE 25
Banyule 4.10 (34) drew with Watsonia 4.10 (34)
Kilmore 0.2 (2) def by Epping 27.17 (179)
South Morang 21.23 (149) def Heidelberg West 0.1 (1)
ROUND 12
SAT, JULY 2
Banyule 17.23 (125) def Watsonia 2.6 (18)
Epping 5.2 (32) def by South Morang 17.17 (119)
Heidelberg West 23.14 (152) def Kilmore 2.2 (14)
Heidelberg West 8.7 (55) def Kilmore 7.8 (50)
St Mary’s 23.14 (152) def Heidelberg West 7.4 (46)
Epping 11.14 (80) def South Morang 12.6 (78)
South Morang 15.12 (102) def by Mernda 19.10 (124)
Watsonia 10.8 (68) def St Mary’s 6.7 (43)
Watsonia 4.4 (28) def by St Mary’s 10.6 (66)
ROUND 3
SAT, APRIL 16
Epping 12.8 (80) def Banyule 12.7 (79)
ROUND 13
ROUND 3
SAT, APRIL 16
ROUND 13
SAT, JULY 9
Epping 9.7 (61) drew Banyule 8.13 (61)
Banyule 25.12 (162) def Heidelberg West 2.2 (14)
Kilmore 14.13 (97) def Heidelberg West 4.4 (28)
Kilmore 8.11 (59) def by Heidelberg West 10.5 (65)
St Mary’s 14.14 (98) def South Morang 12.10 (82)
Watsonia 10.7 (67) def South Morang 5.11 (41)
St Mary’s 6.10 (46) def by South Morang 9.8 (62)
St Mary’s 11.16 (82) def Epping 9.3 (57)
Mernda 13.11 (89) def Watsonia 9.14 (68)
St Mary’s 7.11 (53) def by Epping 7.13 (55)
Mernda 16.12 (108) def Watsonia 8.3 (51)
Watsonia 1.3 (9) def by South Morang 14.9 (93)
ROUND 4
APRIL 23, 25
Heidelberg West 5.9 (39) def by Mernda 28.20 (188)
Watsonia 11.20 (86) def Kilmore 3.4 (22)
ROUND 14
SAT, JULY 16
ROUND 4
APRIL 23, 25
ROUND 14
SAT, JULY 16
Kilmore 5.4 (34) def by Watsonia 21.9 (135)
Heidelberg West 9.10 (64) def by St Mary’s 22.16 (148)
Banyule 11.15 (81) def by St Mary’s 12.11 (83)
Epping 9.7 (61) def by Mernda 13.12 (90)
Banyule 8.6 (54) def by St Mary’s 17.9 (111)
ROUND 5
SAT, APRIL 30
ROUND 15
Watsonia 7.16 (58) def by Epping 12.17 (89)
St Mary's v Banyule
Watsonia v Mernda
Mernda 5.18 (48) def by St Mary’s 8.10 (58)
ROUND 6
SAT, MAY 7
ROUND 16
Epping v Watsonia
South Morang 16.8 (104) def Watsonia 8.13 (61)
ROUND 7
SAT, MAY 14
Mernda v Heidelberg West
South Morang v St Mary's
ROUND 17
Kilmore v Heidelberg West
Mernda v St Mary's
St Mary’s 9.15 (69) def by Watsonia 17.10 (112)
Watsonia v Banyule
SAT, MAY 28
Epping 9.8 (62) def St Mary’s 8.11 (59)
Watsonia 17.18 (120) def Heidelberg West 7.7 (49)
Banyule 16.10 (106) def by South Morang 22.12 (144)
ROUND 9
SAT, JUNE 4
SAT, AUGUST 6
Epping v South Morang
Mernda 4.7 (31) def by Epping 13.11 (89)
ROUND 8
SAT, JULY 30
Banyule v Kilmore
Banyule 9.13 (67) def by Mernda 16.12 (108)
Epping 24.24 (168) def Heidelberg West 1.5 (11)
SAT, JULY 23
Heidelberg West 8.8 (56) def by South Morang 22.14 (146)
ROUND 18
SAT, AUGUST 13
Banyule v Epping
Heidelberg West v Watsonia
St Mary's v Kilmore
South Morang v Mernda
FINALS
ROUND 5
SAT, APRIL 30
Heidelberg West 4.6 (30) def by South Morang 22.10 (142)
ROUND 15
St Mary's v Banyule
Mernda 9.10 (64) def St Mary’s 6.6 (42)
Watsonia v Mernda
Watsonia 3.6 (24) def by Epping 15.13 (103)
ROUND 6
SAT, MAY 7
ROUND 16
Epping v Watsonia
Epping 17.13 (115) def Heidelberg West 2.7 (19)
South Morang 19.15 (129) def Watsonia 2.7 (19)
ROUND 7
SAT, MAY 14
Mernda v Heidelberg West
South Morang v St Mary's
ROUND 17
Kilmore v Heidelberg West
Mernda 4.9 (33) def by Epping 13.6 (84)
Mernda v St Mary's
St Mary’s 13.6 (84) def Watsonia 7.8 (50)
Watsonia v Banyule
SAT, MAY 28
Banyule 8.4 (52) def by South Morang 13.13 (91)
Epping 8.9 (57) def by St Mary’s 10.8 (68)
Watsonia 18.7 (115) def Heidelberg West 4.5 (29)
ROUND 9
SAT, JUNE 4
SAT, AUGUST 6
Epping v South Morang
ROUND 8
SAT, JULY 30
Banyule v Kilmore
Banyule 8.10 (58) def by Mernda 12.10 (82)
SAT, JULY 23
ROUND 18
SAT, AUGUST 13
Banyule v Epping
Heidelberg West v Watsonia
St Mary's v Kilmore
South Morang v Mernda
FINALS
Second Semi Final — Saturday, August 20
Banyule 11.6 (72) def by Epping 15.5 (95)
Mernda 9.8 (62) def South Morang 9.6 (60)
First Semi Final — Sunday, August 21
Mernda 2.5 (17) def by South Morang 17.7 (109)
First Semi Final — Sunday, August 21
Banyule 9.6 (60) def by Epping 10.8 (68)
Preliminary Final — Saturday, August 27
Preliminary Final — Saturday, August 27
ROUND 10
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Banyule 9.15 (69) def Heidelberg West 8.4 (52)
Grand Final — Saturday, September 3
SAT, JUNE 18
ROUND 10
SAT, JUNE 18
Epping 8.13 (61) def Watsonia 7.7 (49)
Epping 12.10 (82) def Watsonia 5.3 (33)
South Morang 11.8 (74) def St Mary’s 10.7 (67)
South Morang 6.6 (42) def by St Mary’s 6.8 (44)
Second Semi Final — Saturday, August 20
Grand Final — Saturday, September 3
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DIVISION 2
HURSTBRIDGE
Today we welcome Thomastown players, committee
and supporters to Ben Frilay Oval. Let’s us all get around
our boys and each other.
SENIORS: After a slow start we had to play catch up
football against the Fitzroy Stars. Six goals down at
quarter time isn’t an ideal start. To get back into the game
we had to take more risks than normal, which provided
Fitzroy Stars a lot of space and time when the ball was
turned over. To our boys’ credit we fought the game out
and kicked eight goals in the last quarter. Today is a new
day. Learn from the past and move forward.
RESERVES: Last week we were lucky to come away
26-point winners. Four quarters boys! We have spoken
about it before. Our attitude and effort need to change.
Great to see Donnas, Zac, Bryce and Mitchy Lucas
stepping up. We have Thomastown today in another
top of the table clash. Run out proudly in your jumper,
support each other and back your team mates.
UNDER-19: We headed to away to Kilmore needing
a win to stay in touch with the top four. We were up
THOMASTOWN
The boys are off to Ben Frilay Oval this week to take on
Hurstbridge.
SENIORS: We came into the game against Panton Hill
knowing that our best would be good enough to get
the result. In an entertaining and see sawing battle we
came away with the narrowest of victories. Mistakes
were made and our kicking at goal was a definite let
down but we secured the four points and got to belt
out the song. Great effort by all concerned.
RESERVES: On the back of a poor showing against
Fitzroy Stars we needed to respond. Pleasingly we put
together an emphatic four-quarter effort to run away
easy victors against Panton Hill. Now another test
awaits in the form of Hurstbridge, with a lot at stake
for the winner. Hopefully the lessons learnt from our
Fitzroy game are still ringing in the ears and we need to
ensure we are on top of our game come Saturday.
OKTOBERFEST: Our next function is the Oktoberfest
which will be at the clubrooms this Saturday the 23rd of
July. German beer and finger food provided and fancy
dress is strongly encouraged. Doors open at 7pm and
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against it with 18 players and some like Max Gunn were
injured. In wet conditions there were a lot of turnovers
and goals seemed hard to come by. It was a hard fought
first half and we went in seven points down. Early in the
third ruckman Mitchy Reynolds was on fire, but he came
down with a knee injury which left us with 17. The boys
pulled together and found something extra. To the last
second they gave everything they had. We went done by
seven points but every player can hold their head high.
NETBALL: The girls play each Friday night. Let’s
get more supporters to their games to support our
Bridgettes.
UPCOMING EVENTS: Today – Half Time LuncheonTile Club Gold; August 6 – Sponsors Day at the club.
CLUB RAFFLE: First prize is a 2016 Kia Cerato. $10
per ticket, available to purchase at the club. Drawn on
August 28 at the Wattle Festival Day.
SPONSOR: Kidd Metals is a family run business with
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tickets are $25. First 50 people will get a stein glass to
drink out of on the night.
REVERSE DRAW: Another reminder that the annual
Reverse Draw will be held at the rooms on Saturday the
30th of July. Tickets are $100 per person and include
food, beer, wine and soft drink for four hours. Don’t
miss out.
NETBALL: Our ladies continue to have a great year and
need your support. Please get down on a Friday night
to support our girls
DEAN SINCLAIR’S DATING TIPS: We all know Dean
is an avid sports follower but what we didn’t know
is that he loves his fishing. He uses that expertise in
relation to this week’s piece of advice: “We all know that
there are plenty of fish in the sea, but don’t wait too
long to hit the dating scene. Wait too long and you will
simply be left holding the rod.”
DIVISION 2
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Sean Jellie (C)
Micheal Farrelly
Jay Barbera
Tiernan Barbera
Jarrod Tilley
Chris Burton
Daniel Sadowy
Ryan Burton
Josh Saw
Kyle Thompson
Jason Buhagiar
Joel Ballie
Tyron Loader
Kiel Vann
Lachlan East
Tom Simpson
Mitchell Thompson
Aron Burns
Hayden Farrelly
Brett Woodhouse
Mitchell Burton
Tony Heron
Brayden Shaw (C)
Shane Woodhouse
Bryce Mullane
Mitch Lucas
Louis Ripon
Nick Milne
Tom McLennan
Kale Frost
Mac Batchelor
Dale Eames
Rhys Frost
Callum Thomas
Alisdair Jackson
John Kreuzer
James McCarthy
Jaiden Vann
James Currie
Craig Mehmet
Tom Grimes
Aiden Clarke
James Thompson
Brent Hay
Jack Donnelly
Michael Harper
Luke Kelly
Mark Domino
Jesse Walton
Luke Hannah
Cam Delbridge
HURSTBRIDGE
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Senior Coach: Trevor Frost and Rob Dyson
Reserves Coach: Steve Leeman
Under 19 Coach: Kevin Lewis
Senior Coach: Dean Sinclair
Reserves Coach: Gavin Mutz
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Declan Carson-McLennan
Zach Webb
Jarryd Lediott
John Bunn
Geoff Websdale
Dylan Shanhun
Luke Owen
Billy Gunn
Billy Ratje
Casey Hopkins
Louie Johnson
Declan McLennan
Ben Simondson
Rad Dyson
Joel Dale
Mitchell Dale
Riley Reading
Bowen Griffiths
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Caleb McElroy Manzie
Jeremy Reivers
Harry Bourne
Callum Jenkins (C)
Tom Garrard
Adam Sims
Angus Garrard
Lachlan East
Tom Simpson
Mitchell Lockett
Christian Flegg
Bryce East
Ben Rowe
Jordi Bourne
Dylan Moratto
Joel Lovett
Matt Anderson
Josh Kenshole
Kyle Hucker
Jordan Kerney
Jakob Glass-McClasker
Bryce Kerney
Mitchell Reynolds (VC)
Mitchell Hymus
Brod Dawson
Rad Dyson
Mitchell Dale
Riley Reading
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Julian Terzioski
David Folino
James Rizzolio
Tristain Harrower
Dean Francis
Joe Colaci
James Mercuri
Michael Di Battista
Stefan Berak
Robert Barbara
Christopher Higgins
Josh Beare
Jacob Osei-Duro
Luke Wakeling
Steven Cadby
Benjamin Fitzgerald
John Aguis
Fabian Farchione
Joseph Vaccaro
Luke Fellows
Terry Dehghani
Matthew Cupo
Anthony Calafiore
Sashe Spiroski
Sean Abela
Adrian Farchione
Ben Talevski
Andrew Polifiore
Michael Collier
Michael De Agostino
Nathan Gravina
Adrian Lesar
Carl Peterson
Adrian Pappas
Declan Paras
Michael Cianciosi
Ricky Mercuri
Nick Fiore
Andrew Cieri
Matt Dirkx
Athan Stavridis
Simon Harraka
Danny Ish
Anthony Fazzari (C)
Christian Kallinikos
Daniel Johnson
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Jonathon Mccumber-Kelly
Nicholas O’Connor
Sean Rose
Nick Deralas
Joe Murfet
Joshua Hurst
Shannon Ball
Steven Goodwin
Joe Murfet
Michael Eleftheriadis
Daniel Damani
Giva Masuer
Sasha Ladges
Sean Bathman
Aaron Bird
Aaron Lapira
Davo Aaron
Matthew Kalotihos
Matthew Mallamace
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DIVISION 2
NORTH HEIDELBERG
Finally we return home being the first game on our
deck that seems like an eternity against Lalor today.
TODAY: It should be a good game of footy. To all
Bloods supporters please enjoy our hospitality and you
are most welcome to join us for a few refreshments
post game.
SENIORS: Diamond Creek started well however by
end of first term we had clawed our way back. Had
the best of general play however we were not nailing
our chances until the third stanza where we broke the
game open. Top win against good opposition on their
turf with plenty contributing. Let’s not relax against our
old foes this week. Best: B. Tardio, L. Gilbert, P. Saccuzzo,
G. Assi, K. McDonald and R. Docherty.
RESERVES: Wasn’t the result we hoped after some
good form recently. That third quarter where we lose
our way returned and we paid the price. Let’s get back
on the winners list this week. Best: P. King, B. Sabin and
L. Bentley.
UNDER-19: Tough day at the office for the boys
LALOR
The boys return from the bye this weekend to take on
North Heidelberg.
SENIORS: We are not going to win too many games
when we don’t kick a goal in two of the four quarters.
Against Panton Hill a fortnight ago, we made some
mistakes and they made us pay. Goal Kickers: T. Hughes
3, J. Baddeley-Kelly 2, S. Dowell, K. Digney; Best Players:
J. Langborne, J. King, J. Freebairn, K. Toronis, N. Watts,
J. Dowell
RESERVES: The reserves recorded a great win with
the coach excelling and turning back the clock with a
lazy six goals. Goal Kickers: B. Wheatley 6, R. McDonald,
F. Monardo, D. Polidano; Best Players: B. Wheatley, T.
Keily, C. Smith, J. Dang, D. Polidano, A. Vinar.
AROUND THE TRAPS: A couple of blokes who should
know better have made a pact. “We will never go to
the Abruzzi Club again.” I think that pact was broken
two hours later. We must give the girls on the gate a
mention. They are so mean they won’t let the wind
through without paying. And the quote of the week:
“I paid nothing for my kid to go to school. Now I am
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against a very good Diamond Creek side however stick
at it lads as wins are possible between now and season
end. Best R. Bonello, M. Harvey and S. Lennen.
NETBALL: Three wins out of four last Friday night and
overall we look like having solid representation around
finals time so keep up the good work girls. If any our
members can get to a game the girls would appreciate
your support
AROUND THE CLUB: Mr Bulldog a roaring success.
I will leave it at that. Members mid-year review and
information day at West Heidelberg RSL this Sunday
July 24 from 12.00pm – 4.00pm. This is an important
event for all members of the club to attend about the
direction and planning of the club. If you care about the
club you will be there. Please see either Ken Gillett, Rick
Thompson or Warren Haysom for more info.
UPCOMING FUNCTIONS: Sunday July 24 - Members
Mid-Year Review; Saturday July 30 - Ladies Day;
Saturday August 13 - $5k Draw; Saturday August 20 President/Sponsors Day Luncheon - Luke Beveridge.
seeing the results.”
SOCIAL: Tomorrow our $5000 draw commences at
1pm. Come and support the club and have a chance of
winning the big prize.
TODAY: Today we travel to North Heidelberg where we
have struggled over the past few years. Hopefully we
get a few players back and we take it up to them.
GO BLOODS!
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Senior Coach: Steve Saddington
Reserves Coach: Gary Cutler
Under 19 Coach: Troy Perichon
Senior Coach: Steve Marshall
Reserves Coach: Bronson Wheatley
Kyle Green
Rory Butterworth
Leigh Gilbert (C)
Jake Brown
Jesse Tardio
Billy McClintock
Trent Scannell
Jarrod Spurrell
Gazi Assi
Kyl Ewart
Stephen Saddington
Shane Harvey
Aiden Buchanan
Justin Bentley
Kyle McDonald
Ryan Docherty
Daniel Ballantyne
Guneyt Ozesen
Jamie Wright
Zac Gleeson
Jack Jones
Daniel Bramich
Michael Shanahan
Cameron Rooney
Andre Habchi
Matt Mahony
Mark Ryan
Ali Assi
Leigh Taggart
Paul King (Res C)
Luke Villanti
Justin Scott
Marc Lonergan
Jason Dean
Luke McNeil
Marcus Hill
Tom Bowman
Brad Kairouz
Daniel Owen
Louis Hill
Michael Florance
Casey Brown
Brett Sabin
Luke Edmondson
Blake Manton-McCarthy (Res C)
James Bonnaci
James McLean-Brunton
Tyrone Walker
Finn Neilssen
Ryan Keyes
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Brodie Muir
Billy McKeown
Josh Iezzi
Brikken Scott
Brody Tardio
Jess Pekin
Rami Makhoul
Brodie Tutta
Brock Smith
Owen Donaghey
Paz Saccuzo
Daniel Castrucci
Luke Chaplin
Taylem Stretton
Jordan Crowhurst
Luke Mazzeo
Matt O’Connell
Ceder Ferri
Beau Russell
Raymond Harwood
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Liam McLeod
Michael Shaw
Cooper Gunn
Sarmar Soumaya
Josh Hall
Mitch Harvey (DVC)
Lachlan Evans
Tommy Tsomidis
Brayden Perichon (C)
Shane Lennen (VC)
Brad Harper
Harley Bulman
Mitchell Hill
Alex Teasdale
Jacob Duson
Luke Gray (DVC)
Chip Zuze
Rhys Smith
Onesphore Dusabe
Lee Bulman
Trey Wilde-Virtue
Brodie Hansen
Clinton Hayes
Timothy Foster
Josh Matthews
Mitchell Culph
Morgan Cutler
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Steven Marshall
Jhye Badderly-Kelly
Daniel Cobbet
Scott Morrison
Darragh McGovern
Ben Gibson
Luke Dowdle
Beau Delcus
Daniel Morrison
Ben Curtiss
Tim Murphy
Peter Shepard
Shannon Smith (C)
Daniel Langbourne
Tim Peck
Alex Vinar
Tim Keily
Mark Romanos
Shane Jacobs
Bronson Wheatley
Spencer Christopher
Todd Hughes
Jason Kelly
Scott Dowell
Nial McGovern
Jackson Freebairn
Brett Godfrey
Jason Dowell
Nick Sandy
Daniel Ray
Ddara Baksh
Ross Tsiparis
Jase Williams
Blake Seeley
Alex Dao
Jake Langborne
Dmitrios Milladis
Kaine Digney
Daniel Cartisano
Caillan Camilleri
Anthony Valeki
James Toffs
Frank Monardo
Ryan McDonald
Kane Toronis
Blake Polidano
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Ladder: Seniors
Results: Seniors
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Epping 9.7 (61) def by Mernda 13.12 (90)
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HEIDELBERG GOLF CLUB DIVISION 3 - Preview
CHALLENGERS HAVE EPPING IN THEIR SIGHTS
Wins by teams placed two to five on the ladder
tightened up the race for the finals in Round 14 of
Heidelberg Golf Club Division 3.
Epping had a chance to go two games clear atop the
ladder with a tenth-straight win, but was no match
for Mernda at Epping Recreation Reserve, losing by 29
points.
Mernda now shares top spot with the Blues on 11 wins
but trails Epping by 17 percent. Watsonia sits third
on ten wins, with St Mary’s on nine wins and South
Morang on eight.
Watsonia kept the double chance within their sights
with a percentage-boosting win against Kilmore at J.J.
Clancy Reserve.
The Saints led by 26 points at the main break but put
the foot down thereafter to win by 101-points. They
boasted a staggering eight multiple goal-kickers –
led by Jack Larkin with four. Brandon Austin was a
standout for the Blues.
“Kilmore fought hard and took the game on,” Watsonia
coach Corey McCall said. “It was good to get that
win and now we look forward to the next two weeks
against the top two teams.”
Heidelberg West led close to quarter time at
Heidelberg Park, but a goal on the siren by St Mary’s
recruit Toby O’Meara gave his team a slender lead.
From there, St Mary’s broke the game open with 12
goals to two in the second and third terms.
The Hawks were better in the final stanza, but St Mary’s
ran out convincing 84-point winners. O’Meara finished
with a bag of seven and fellow tall forward Daniel
Dober snagged four.
“We will keep positive – knowing what we can bring to
the top sides,” Heidelberg West coach Grant Toms said.
“It was good to get a win as we aim to end the year
with five out of five,” St Mary’s coach Con Borg said.
“We now look forward to the challenge against
Banyule next week.”
South Morang scored an easy 47-point win against
Banyule at Mill Park Lakes Reserve to keep in touch
with the top four. The experienced duo of Paul Harrison
– with seven goals – and Luke Shelton were key
contributors for the Lions.
by Doug Long
Despite winning the final term, it was a bad day for the
Bears. They were not able to stay with their opponents
when the heat was on, and Luke Giles limped off late in
the game with a leg injury.
Fifth-placed South Morang can continue its push for
finals in Round 15 action when it becomes the last
team to head north to play Kilmore.
The Lions will be hot favourites for this one and, while
the four points will be vitally important, a percentage
boost would also come in handy.
The Blues would love to cause a big upset in order to
gain a game break on Heidelberg West at the bottom
of the table.
St Mary’s – inside the top four by a game – hosts
Banyule at Whatmough Park. The Burra will be highly
favoured in this contest. They could climb as high as
third – depending on other results.
The Burra will also have one eye on the Round 16
clash with South Morang. Given that the results go as
expected this weekend, the winner in Round 16 will be
inside the top four and the loser in fifth.
But the Lions have the harder run home, with two
games against premiership hopefuls to finish off the
season after the clash against the Burra.
Epping will be looking to get back on the winners’ list
immediately when it travels to Heidelberg Park to play
Heidelberg West.
Knowing that a loss could see them lose top spot, the
Blues will be expected to bounce back from last week’s
disappointment in a top versus bottom encounter.
Match of the day status belongs to the tussle between
Mernda and Watsonia at A.K. Lines Reserve.
The Saints sit one game behind the Demons, but with
a superior percentage. So the likely prize for the winner
will be the coveted second spot on the ladder.
Tipsters will struggle to separate these two teams, but
may be tempted to go for the Saints due to the home
ground advantage.
While a win by the Saints could set up a great threeway contest for the double chance, a Demons win
would put them two games clear of Watsonia with
three games to play.
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HEIDELBERG GOLF CLUB DIVISION 3
HEIDELBERG WEST
Today we welcome top of the table Epping to
Heidelberg Park.
SENIORS: After a promising start, kicking three of the
first four goals, we were not able to go with St Mary’s
last week, who outworked us across the board. We face
a big challenge against Epping who gave us a giant
hiding earlier in the season. We have improved greatly
since then and we will embrace the challenge and
measure how much we have improved. Best players last
week were Nahas, Jules, Brad and Amon.
RESERVES: We were depleted this week due to
injuries and unavailabilities and we came up against a
super professional reserves outfit. Nonetheless the boys
he a crack and took it right up to the opposition during
the second and fourth quarters. Ryan Offer continues
his great season down back and was BOG. Andy G, Jack
Fulgrabe and Dougie all tried hard.
NETBALL: The momentum hit a wall last week
suffering our first loss in quite a while. The girls are still
on top of the ladder and will be looking to bounce back
EPPING
After two good wins to the reserves and under-19s, the
seniors fell short of recording their tenth-straight win.
We refocus and turn our attention to Heidelberg West
today.
SENIORS: A great day for footy last Saturday however
we did not put our best foot forward. Mernda were too
good on the day, showing plenty of pace and skill as
well as toughness. We have done very well up to date
and there is no reason if we stick to our guns that won’t
continue.
RESERVES: After a disappointing loss to St Mary’s the
week prior we drilled into the boys that we must get
back to playing hard team footy. To the boys’ credit
we came out on fire, kicking 12 goals to two in the
first half. To the delight of Leigh and myself the boys
kept their foot on the gas, running out 100+ point
winners. A few special mentions, firstly to young Mason
who after kicking his second goal told the boys he
“was putting on a show!” and to Choc for his amazing
run down tackle. There were a few falcons that need
mentioning, mainly to Watto. Maybe you should try out
for the soccer team, champ! The funniest falcon of the
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this week. Go girls go!
SOCIAL NOTES: Our next function is the $3,000
Reverse Draw on the 30th of July. This is the clubs major
fundraiser each year and goes a long way to keeping
the club going each year. Ticket prices are $30 or two
for $50. To purchase a ticket please speak to Tommy
Bennett or Paul Byrne.
HAWKS LEGEND MEMBERSHIP: To commemorate
the 80th year celebration of our mighty club, our
membership package, The Hawk Legends, will become
an exclusive membership. Limited to only 80 members
it will provide great value and greater game day
privileges, including complimentary beer and food
during half time of home game, entry to all HWFC
games and a limited edition “80 year celebration” Hawk
Legends polo.
SPONSOR OF THE WEEK: Dr Floors, the experts in
flooring! Call them on 0425 311 311 for all your flooring
needs.
GO WEST!
day goes to our skipper Tommy, maybe next time you
should try putting your hands up mate. The last special
mention goes out to Badger for practicing his dance
moves in the centre of the ground, maybe save those
moves for Revs. And yes Choc, we all saw your tackle!
UNDER-19: Twenty three blokes at training turned
into twenty three blokes contributing to one of the
wins of our season. As they say “you train as you play”.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
• Round 15 – Saturday July 23 – MAN-O-MAN
• Round 17 – Saturday August 6 – Past Presidents Day
• Saturday September 24 – Presentation Night
GO PINGERS!
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EPPING
Senior Coach: Grant Toms
Reserves Coach: Jamie Lunt
Senior Coach: Greg Whitcroft
Reserves Coach: Leigh Tarrant
Under 19 Coach: Anthony Licovski
Jarrod Anderson
Samuel James
Joel Kannegiesser
Bradley Moore
Jessy Ellis
Jake Grimshaw
Jack Marris
Andrew Muir
Michael Missen
Jayden Sherriff
Greg Camilleri
Brandon Walters
Kane Moore
Josh Smith Thompson
Matt Reinke
Ayden Kelly
Daniel Romano
Daniel Wilson
Jason Butera
Jonathan Owens
Aidan Young
Trent O’Rourke
Adam Wiseman
Kevin Caldera
Liam Pender
Jake Grose
Stuart Pike
Michael Temopolous
Nathan Pender
Daniel Gates
Stephen Tsonas
Mitch Hand
Ryan Gall
Nick Lewis
Brae Ferguson
Ryan Floyd
Tim Amor
James McLean-Brunton
Josh Lowen
Sam Hobson-Nicholls
Justin Banihashemi
Lachlan Edwards
John Shanahan
Jack Fulgrabe
Dale Gladman
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Andrew Galiazzo
Dan Offer
Matt O’Brien
Brodie Burfitt
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Mitch Henwood
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Lucas Aquilina
Joshua Stavely
Christian Janev
Kevin Kiernan
Jordan Cugnetto
Aaryn Gibson
Jarryd Watkins
Daniel Moore
Jaedyn Kearney
Justin Traitsis
Tom Sullivan
Mark Bennett
Matt McMahon
Michael Kruze
Alec Buchan
Aaron Willitts
Joel Dunmore
Matthew Riccardi
Adam Rose
Christopher Chilcott
Luke Berardone
Michael Robertson
Damien Walker
Nick Josevski
Adam Nash
Peter McMahon
Erik Beeson
Aaron Moroney
David Little
Benjamin Marshall
Kyle Turnbull
Paul Dempsey
Lewis Harry
Dean Ferguson
Robert Tinsley
Shannan Ciavarella
Shane Wood
Ryan Smyth
Matthew Cottier
Josh Cullen
Benjamin Laing
Steve Camilleri
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Bradley Warren
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Ben Romano
Dylan Nourish
Jordan Wilkins
Harley Nancarrow
Domenic Cutrupi
Tom Emmins
Mason Pun
Cameron Brown
Adam Hull
Robert Skiathitis
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Nathan Godino
Kyle Hedderick
Jason Stavely
Aaron Donnelly
Lachlan Holman
Suarav Momi
Jake Perry
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Jacob Williams
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KILMORE
This week we move on to South Morang at home and
hope to continue to improve on the things we need to
and put together a solid four-quarter effort.
SENIORS: We hosted Watsonia and went into the
game a little undermanned and with 5 under-19s in
the side. It was great to give our kids an opportunity
to play some senior football. At half time we trailed
by four goals and felt we were doing the right things.
Our turnovers probably hurt us a bit in the first half.
The second half was a different story, we seemed to
stop doing the things that kept us in it in the first half.
That will get better with experience and fitness leading
into next year. Brandon Austin made the step up to
senior football look easy, giving us plenty of run and
carry from the wing. Pete de Sousa and Tommy Snaith
worked hard in defence all day, while Nick Sheldon and
Marcus Webb fought hard all day in the midfield.
RESERVES: We are very proud of the effort the boys
put in last week. Losing by 10 points to Watsonia,
they fought hard all game and put in a massive effort.
SOUTH MORANG
This week all three sides are on the road to take on
Kilmore.
LAST WEEK: Two out of three ain’t bad, but three was
what we are after. The seniors were on song from the
outset against Banyule and it proved the sort of play
we can produce. The reserves kept their dominate form
going and really showed last year’s premiers how far
away they are this year. The under-19s were outclassed
by a very strong Banyule side and we will need to
regroup very quickly.
THIS WEEK: The seniors must must win today against
Kilmore and win extremely well to keep our destiny in
our own hands. As for the reserves, there is not much
we can say except keep to Gary’s structures and the
rest will take care of itself. This is a danger game for
the under-19 boys that cannot be lost. Play to our
standards and structures and we win. If we don’t, well
who knows?
TRIVIA NIGHT: The annual trivia night is on tonight
at Lalor Stars. If anybody wants a late ticket see Leah as
soon as possible.
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Looking forward to the future for this team.
UNDER-19: Last week was a big challenge as we had
a number of players out. All I asked of the boys was to
not give up at all until the end. Both sides had a fair
crack in the first quarter with nothing separating them.
The second quarter was another tough one but we
were still in the game, with the whole team playing
really good football. The third and fourth quarters came
down to which side wanted it most, and our boys didn’t
take a backward step. They were the team that held
strong and recorded a very well earned win.
NETBALL: We had 3 out of 4 wins this week. Big credit
to Kilmore 4 who had a massive win over Thomastown.
Kilmore 3 beat the top of the ladder Heidelberg West by
14 goals. Kilmore 1 finally put another win on the board
securing there spot at number 1 on the ladder. Bad luck
to our Kilmore 2 who had to take the court with six. We
worked hard all game but couldn’t come out with a win.
SOCIAL: Man ‘O’ Man is July 23. $10 per ticket. Please
contact Elise Woolfe.
5K DRAW: The 5K draw is after the Epping game on
the 5th of August at the club. Tickets are $75 per head
and include a drinks and meal package and entry to
the draw. Please see Jason and Brendan for tickets.
Players please note this is a compulsory function and
all open age and under-19players are expected to be in
attendance.
GO SOUTH!
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Cody Phillips
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Mitch McGrath
Darcy Bedggood
Jayson Meade
Mick Marrett
Adam Goudge
Tom De Sousa
Brok Wightman
Jaxson Kinnear
James Ferlazzo
Marcus Webb
Micheal McCulloch
Dave Heather
Matt Traynor
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Dave Saunders
Jack Stonehouse
Rhys Way
Oliver Duff
Marcus Davern
Nick Ferris
Brian Bell
Joel Hackney
Jordan Clifford
Jake Delaney
Lachlan Murray
Brad Dawson
Lachlan Clement
Jason Harvey
Travis Hede
Josh Robertons
Mick Hammond
Justin Ellis
Trent Kelly
Ben Taylor-Egan
Aaron Brasher
Jake Tilly
KILMORE
SOUTH MORANG
Senior Coach: Nathan Phillips
Reserves Coach: Marcus Davern
Under 19 Coach: Paul Phillips
Senior Coach: Dean Grainger
Reserves Coach: Gary Kallinikos
Under 19 Coach: Rodd Loughrey
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Adam Davies
Luke Waymouth
Bronson Phillips
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Dylan Stone
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Trent Bonnici
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ST MARY’S
Banyule at home with this year’s Colts as guests is the
perfect setting to show the Senior club off at its best.
Let’s make it a great day.
FOOTBALL: The under-19s kicked off the weekend
with a Friday night game at Panton Hill under lights.
Great hospitality from the hosts combined with an
87-point win made it a successful night. Luke Awad
and Josh Jarman named best with Ricky Wait and Jesse
McKinnon both slotting four. Jesse’s tally takes him to
57 for the season and an eight-goal lead. Again, thanks
to Panton Hill for a terrific night and we’d welcome the
chance to do it again. The ressies continued on their
winning way with a 102-point victory over Heidelberg
West. Jimmy Girolami and Jarrod Millett registered four
each. Brad Gedge and Winchy, first two in the best. The
seniors did what was required after a tough couple of
weeks and after a slow start against a hard working
West side, came home 84-point winners. Bunks named
best and Dobes with four goals named second. Toby
was a strong target up forward getting seven majors.
NETBALL: Mixed results on Friday night with finals not
BANYULE
All three sides are on the road this week when we
travel to Whatmough Park to take on St Mary’s.
SENIORS: Went down to South Morang by 47 points.
Much better second half after trailing by 39 points at
half time. Goal Kickers: A. Carapetis 2, M. Italia 2, D.
Kelly, R. Lester, D. McDonald; Best Players: R. Keys, D.
Kelly, J. Black, A. Carapetis, B. Parthenides, M. Italia.
RESERVES: Lost touch with the top four sides on the
ladder after going down to a big loss to first-placed
South Morang. Goal Kickers: D. Camilleri, M. Borg; Best
Players: J. O’Connor, M. Smith, D. Camilleri, M. Borg, D.
Lester, C. Buckley.
UNDER-19: Moved two games clear in second place
after beating third-placed South Morang by 42 points.
Third quarter was our best, kicking five goals to one.
Goal Kickers: J. Clarke 3, B. Nethercote 3, J. Harris 2,
M. Edwards 2, A. Samad, L. Ambler, M. Jackson; Best
Players: T. Cant, M. Jackson, J. Tanudtanud , A. Samad, N.
Jackson, T. Clarke.
UPCOMING SOCIAL FUNCTION: Don’t forget the
Banyule Ball is coming up on Saturday August 6. Get
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far away for the Burra girls. The third team went down
to a strong South Morang outfit, losing 32-17. The twos
girls had a tight 21-18 victory against Greensborough
and will need to keep winning and have a fair bit of luck
to make the four. The first girls played what potentially
could be a grand final preview. Whittlesea prevailed by
6 goals, 27-21, which sees Whittlesea on top and the
Burra second.
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SOCIAL NEWS: Burralympics - tonight in the rooms.
Any excuse for Lenko to wear Lycra. Entry $10, opening
ceremony (happy hour) 7:30.
GO BURRA!
your tickets at the club now.
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GO BEARS!
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Issac Edgar
Liam O’Donnell
Jarrod Millett
Craig O’Neill
Joe Bergman
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Matthew Di Julio
Nathan Winchcombe
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Jayden Chapman
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Mitchell Lee
Frank Tomaras
Ashby Smith
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Senior Coach: Con Borg
Reserves Coach: Shane Delanty
Under 19 Coach: James Quinn
Senior Coach: Jason Plant
Reserves Coach: Shane Kerrison
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Dylan Tatnell
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Robert Todd
Luke Mills
Jake Bruni
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Daine Barker
Max Broadley
Mitchell Green
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Christian Bradford
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WATSONIA
Last week took us up the highway to Kilmore. In
perfect conditions we managed to get the two wins.
Bigger challenges await today as we seek redemption
against Mernda.
SENIORS: The boys started well against a plucky
Kilmore side, kicking away to a handy lead. In a great
fightback Kilmore were able to string a few goals
together to come back at us. After a rev up at half time,
the boys out the foot down. Larkin, Jezza and Harry
were lively up forward, while major highlights of the
day were Pera being the victim of a hanger and Crawf
screaming like a Banshee.
RESERVES: Well, that was close! Almost became part
of a historic day for the Kilmore Football Club, who
came out well structured and ready to play. They were
hungrier, more disciplined and worked for each other
significantly better than we did, and for the first three
quarters we paid for it. The message at three-quarter
time was to use our strengths, which were our running
MERNDA
Wins like Saturday’s senior games are the reason you
go to this football club.
SENIORS: That’s the way you do it boys. It was a good
patch of footy, probably not our best football overall
given we were outpointed at stages, but we now know
our best football is good enough to topple anyone
on our day. The boys played for the jumper; Micka,
who sadly lost his grandmother during the week; as
well as for each other. It was great to see Lezzy and
Braddy return to their old stomping grounds and play
great games and it was great that all 22 contributed
in different ways. Everything clicked, but we have to
do it again consistently, starting with today against
Watsonia.
RESERVES: Reesy was filthy about the effort. That’s all
you need to know.
UNDER-19s: Disappointing given what was at stake.
Epping outplayed us throughout the morning and were
much too strong. We had some reasonable performers
– Blacky played well, Dutty and Seb were good too
and Lucas played alright, but across the board we just
didn’t have enough. Next week against Hurstbridge
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ability (and Simmo) to work Kilmore over. That came
to fruition and we enjoyed a tightly fought win. Need
to be on today against a team we feel we owe a better
showing to!
$2000 DRAW: Great turn last weekend. Well done to
Fiddler for winning the cash, anyone know how much
the young man put back over the bar, as per etiquette?
Was great to see future Tubbin Hall of Famers Az and
Buzz join Crawf and Ocean for a steam, still a while off
robe status, but it’ll come. Speaking of robe status we
measured Lizard up for one last week and we’ll have it
emblazoned with his name for day one of pre season.
As usual one has to choose a best on and it MUST go
to Levi for an inspired version of Backstreets Back.
Although Crawf’s conduction of The Gambler as last
drinks were called at Bar 8 runs a close second.
GO WATS!
represents a huge game in terms of our finals chances.
NETBALL: Couple of things – 1) I am a man of my
word – and I promised I’d make my way over again,
and 2) I did this keeping in mind that when I went
over last year, we knocked off the top side on their
home patch the next day. Guess what happened last
weekend? Anyway, Mernda 1 was terrific, keeping
Whittlesea at arms’ length throughout the entire game,
meaning we’ve secured a spot in the finals. It was a
different story for Mernda 2, who had a crack against
West Ivanhoe, particularly in the first quarter, but was
overpowered thereafter. Mernda 3 had a real crack
against Fitzroy Stars but was just unable to get that
extra goal, but split the points.
TODAY: Huge game. You can’t underestimate the
importance of this game. It’s a game where – if we
win, we can almost secure a spot in the top two and
we know how important a spot in the top two is come
finals time. Watsonia are up and about – they’ve flown
under the radar, they’ve won seven of their last eight
and we can’t afford to drop this one.
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Senior Coach: Corey McCall
Reserves Coach: Warren Harris
Under 19 Coach: Joel Steindl
Senior Coach: Jason Ford
Reserves Coach: Matthew Rees
Under 19 Coach: Steve Musico
Andrew Bennett
Cameron Bayliss
Tom McCluskey
Hayden Mitchell
Nathan Groves
Nathan Wyles
Levi Moss
Jordan Brown
Graeme Hines
Nick Gaylor
Ben Sutherland
Luke Clarke
Jack Larkin
Matt Crawford
Matthew Buzinskas
Brad Crompton
Xavier Kelly
Steven Rickard
Austin Creak
Rodney Box
Harry Walker
Jeremy Bennett
Jake Murphy
Matt Crompton (C)
Jarryd Allan
Corey Bennett
Ben Weissenfeld
Daniel Norden
Kallan Hoggan
Jamie Haber
Andrew Kidd
James Latross
Daniel McKenna Reid
Wayne Johnston
Michael Salmic
John Perichon
Peter Ryan
Adrian Alfonsi
Damian Dimech
Trent Brook
Jack Millen
Brayden Mann
Kane Richards
Daniel Bolton
Alex Harris
Roger Morgan
Grant Barnett
Tyson Darley
Sam Harris
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Michael Paske
Jordan Rosewarne
Tom Classen
Hayden Thomson
Joel Williams
Jake Osborne
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Andrew O’Reilly
Jesse Owens-Draper
Jarrod Dowsey
Josh Delaney
Jake Gething
Adrian Stefanile Shannon McVeigh
Matt Rees
Nick Avenoso
Liam Gray
Sean Talbot
Adam Ryan
Jordan Aldrich
Krys Douglas
Tim Anderson
Phil Muratore
Andrew Douglas
Brayden Aldrich
Luke Thorneycroft
Tom Deayton
Darcy Cross
Tom McEwan
Chrisitian Cawsey
Ian Fulton
Anthony Volpe
Cam Curlis
Daniel Bryant
Les Adams (C)
Daniel Burleigh
Jayden Welch
Stephen Wallace
Jake Russell
Dean Delaney
Mathew Campbell
Reece McKenzie
Anthony Bradford
John Symeoy
Ryan Symeoy
David Hutchinson
Luke Drakes
Justin Howlett
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Chris Deayton
David Leo
Glenn Berry
Mathew Tarr
Daniel Fernandez
Michael Talbot
Thanasi Gessas
Jack Garraway
Sana Singh
Mathew Bisoganano
Shane Martin
Kyle Page
Andrew Rizza
Domenico Cinque
Lachlan Brannelly
Chris Scully
Cliff Preston
Travis McCrea
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West Preston-Lakeside Football Club is looking for
an experienced coach for its senior women’s
football team in the 2017 season.
The team will compete in the Northern Football
League’s new women’s competition.
All potential candidates can contact club president
Paul McInerney by phone or email.
Phone: 0407 352 126
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expressions of interest from women
interested in joining our inaugural women’s
team for the 2017 season.
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for the following Division 2 coaching positions in
2017.
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‘CHOOSE Tap’ Netball – Round 14 Results and Ladders
SECTION 1
Bundoora 1 (57) def Northcote Park (28)
North Heidelberg 1 (58) def Greensborough 1 (57)
Fitzroy Stars 1 (69) def West Preston-Lakeside 1 (57)
SECTION 2
Whittlesea 1 (27) def St Mary’s 1 (21)
South Morang 1 (30) def Bundoora 2 (15)
Heat 1 (29) def Diamond Creek 2 (18)
Watsonia 1 (30) def Eltham (11)
SECTION 3
Ivanhoe (30) def North Heidelberg 2 (27)
Greensborough 2 (30) def Diamond Creek 3 (22)
Mernda 1 (35) def Whittlesea 2 (30)
SECTION 4
Lalor 1 (35) def Greensborough 3 (29)
Hurstbridge 1 (33) def Fitzroy Stars 2 (31)
Watsonia 2 (42) def Diamond Creek 4 (21)
Heat 2 (25) def Thomastown 1 (20)
SECTION 5
Kilmore 1 (32) def Watsonia 3 (24)
Epping 1 (34) def Thomastown 2 (21)
St Mary’s 2 (21) def Greensborough 4 (18)
Macleod (34) def Whittlesea 3 (18)
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Diamond Creek 1
North Heidelberg 1
Fitzroy Stars 1
Bundoora 1
Greensborough 1
Northcote Park
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2 132.88 91.67
2 113.75 75.00
3 96.47 54.55
2 110.09 54.17
2 92.43 41.67
1 98.04 34.62
2 64.89 0.00
TEAM
Whittlesea 1
St Mary's 1
South Morang 1
Heat 1
Diamond Creek 2
Watsonia 1
Bundoora 2
Eltham
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14
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116.09
117.85
123.64
109.43
110.84
91.85
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71.43
71.43
67.86
64.29
64.29
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Mernda 1
Greensborough 2
Ivanhoe
Diamond Creek 3
Whittlesea 2
North Heidelberg 2
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Watsonia 2
Thomastown 1
Hurstbridge 1
Fitzroy Stars 2
Lalor 1
Bundoora 3
Heat 2
Greensborough 3
Diamond Creek 4
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Kilmore 1
Watsonia 3
Epping 1
Macleod
Thomastown 2
Greensborough 4
St Mary's 2
Whittlesea 3
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0 113.89 60.71
1 95.26 57.69
0 96.22 50.00
0 98.91 42.86
1 97.01 42.31
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SECTION 6
Heat 3 (30) def Hurstbridge 2 (23)
Whittlesea 4 (36) def Bundoora 4 (19)
North Heidelberg 3 (27) def South Morang 2 (22)
West Ivanhoe 1 (43) def Mernda 2 (15)
Whittlesea 5 (38) def West Preston-Lakeside 2 (12)
SECTION 7
Whittlesea 6 (23) def Watsonia 4 (21)
North Heidelberg 4 (36) def Montmorency 1 (23)
Thomastown 3 (22) def Fitzroy Stars 3 (19)
St Martin’s (28) def Greensborough 5 (26)
SECTION 8
South Morang 3 (32) def St Mary’s 3 (17)
Epping 2 (49) def Kilmore 2 (22)
Watsonia 5 (30) def West Ivanhoe 2 (15)
SECTION 9
Bundoora 5 (41) def Lalor 2 (29)
Fitzroy Stars 4 (23) def Keon Park (13)
Heat 4 (30) def Hurstbridge 3 (15)
SECTION 10
Kilmore 3 (35) def Heidelberg West (21)
Montmorency 2 (21) def Bundoora 6 (20)
Kilmore 4 (44) def Thomastown 5 (7)
Fitzroy Stars 5 (16) drew with Mernda 3 (16)
TEAM
Heat 3
Whittlesea 5
North Heidelberg 3
Whittlesea 4
Hurstbridge 2
West Ivanhoe 1
South Morang 2
Bundoora 4
Mernda 2
P
14
13
13
14
14
13
14
14
14
13
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10
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0 155.76 100.00
1 164.38 76.92
1 148.81 76.92
0 90.21 39.29
0 88.94 39.29
1 84.59 38.46
0 91.83 35.71
0 72.66 28.57
0 62.44 21.43
1 67.26 19.23
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North Heidelberg 4
Whittlesea 6
St Martins
Thomastown 3
Watsonia 4
Montmorency 1
Fitzroy Stars 3
Greensborough 5
P
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14
14
14
14
14
14
14
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11
11
9
7
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5
7
8
10
10
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2
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154.85
133.02
107.32
103.69
101.85
95.31
88.58
83.46
78.57
78.57
67.86
57.14
46.43
39.29
28.57
28.57
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Watsonia 5
Epping 2
West Ivanhoe 2
South Morang 3
Kilmore 2
St Mary's 3
P
14
14
14
14
14
14
W
10
10
10
7
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4
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11
12
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138.70
134.94
130.27
104.39
68.29
61.64
75.00
75.00
71.43
50.00
21.43
14.29
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Fitzroy Stars 4
Bundoora 5
Heat 4
Lalor 2
Keon Park
Thomastown 4
Hurstbridge 3
P
13
12
13
13
13
12
12
W
10
8
7
6
4
3
1
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3
3
4
6
8
9
10
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1
2
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1
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1
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2
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1
1
2
2
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%WON
137.10
103.88
126.34
100.54
85.07
78.95
59.82
76.92
70.83
61.54
50.00
34.62
25.00
12.50
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Heidelberg West
Montmorency 2
Bundoora 6
Kilmore 3
Fitzroy Stars 5
Kilmore 4
Mernda 3
Thomastown 5
P
13
14
14
14
14
10
14
14
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8
8
7
7
6
4
2
2
L
4
5
6
7
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10
11
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1 120.59 65.38
0 107.66 60.71
0 96.14 53.57
0 90.76 50.00
0 96.21 46.43
0 124.71 45.00
0 62.17 21.43
0 60.87 17.86
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TAC CUP ROUND 14
SPONSORS
The Northern Knights today host the Eastern Ranges
at Preston City Oval. Today is a great chance for the
boys to bounce back after a tough loss to the Calder
Cannons. We look forward to a great contest today.
The Knights would like to thank Technika, a leading
producer of high quality kitchen and laundry
appliances, for their sixth year as major sponsor of
the club. We thank them for their generous ongoing
support of the talent pathway in the Northern
Metropolitan Region.
ROUND 13 RESULTS
Northern Knights
2.2 2.7 4.12 8.14 (62)
Calder Cannons
4.2 7.2 8.4
10.7 (67)
Goals:
Northern Knights: C. McKay 2, J. Shea 2, L. Murphy, M.
Perry, A. Federico, M. Signorello
Calder Cannons: L. Middleton 2, T. Burnside 2, M. Saad
2, L. Bramble, N. Balta, M. Lewis, B. Ronke
Best:
Northern Knights: M. Lentini, M. Signorello, L. Murphy,
E. Penrith, L. Bunker, C. Roberts
Calder Cannons: B. Ronke, J. Velissaris, H. Blythe, M.
Saad, B. Caluzzi, J. OweN
LOWER PLENTY FIDA TEAM
It was fantastic to see four Northern Knights players
going down to see the Lower Plenty Bears FIDA team.
The boys led by captain Mason Blakey, Nick Coffield,
Matt Perry and Chas Roberts went to help out with a
training session for the night.
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JUNIOR Review - Round 13
A look back at the weekend’s junior results as teams
took to the field for Round 13 of the 2016 Northern
Football League junior season.
Epping booked its place in the Under-18 Girls finals
series with a 28-point win over Greensborough at
Anthony Beale Reserve. Talia Vincent booted six goals
for the Blues, while Lauren Hughes was named best
in the victory. Darebin sealed the minor premiership
with a home win over Hurstbridge, with Karly McNiece
named the Falcons best player. Finals-bound sides
South Morang and Montmorency also netted Round
13 wins.
It was a close week in the Under-17 competition, with
four of the five games decided by margins of fourgoals or less. Diamond Creek jumped into fourth place
with a nine-point win over ladder-leader Wallan, with
Nicholas Miles playing a strong game. Greensborough
jumped into second place following a strong home
win over Whittlesea, while Research slipped to third
after going down to a 22-point loss at Eltham. Mill
Park won its fourth game of the year, defeating Epping
away from home, while Montmorency remains a finals
chance after recording a four-goal home win over
Yarrambat.
Montmorency moved a step closer to a first-place
finish in Under-16 Blue, following a big home win
over third-placed Laurimar Black. Rory McGougan and
Braedyn Gillard both booted four goals. Eltham booked
its place in the finals with a 26-point away win over
Greensborough, booting nine goals to three after halftime. South Morang locked in a top-two finish with a
big win over Mill Park, while West Preston-Lakeside
scored a win at Wallan.
Research climbed to second place on the Under-16
Red ladder after eclipsing Hurstbridge by 13 points
at Ben Frilay Oval. The Searchers led by 27 points at
three-quarter time and were able to hold on for their
seventh win of the season, despite managing just
two behinds in the final quarter. Whittlesea scored a
massive home win to assure itself first place on the
ladder, while Eltham claimed its fifth win after scoring
a 38-point win over Wallan at Redleap Reserve. The
Panthers set the victory up with a five-goal to zero
third quarter.
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The battle for second place on the Under-16 Girls
ladder will go down this weekend’s final round of the
home and away season, after both Greensborough
and Yarrambat scored Round 13 wins by comfortable
margins. The Boro currently hold onto second spot
with a superior percentage. Diamond Creek Women’s
maintained its perfect season with a big win on the
road over Eltham at Susan Street Reserve. Research
scored an upset win over Laurimar, with Meghan
Stagoll named the Searchers’ best in the eight-point
triumph at Laurimar Reserve. As a result of the Power’s
loss, Montmorency jumped into fourth spot on the
ladder after downing Wallan in the battle of the
Magpies.
Two thrillers headlined the action in the Under-15
Blue competition. Montmorency remains a top-two
chance after downing second-placed Greensborough
by four points at Anthony Beale Reserve. The Magpies
led by 25-points at three-quarter time and withstood
a final-quarter comeback by the Boro to notch their
seventh win of the year. Anthony Mcevoy was named
the Magpies best player. Eltham won its second game
of the season, upsetting West Preston-Lakeside by
two points at J.E. Moore Park. The Panthers made their
move in the second half, booting four goals to one,
after trailing by 17 points at half time. Meanwhile,
South Morang scored its 11th win in succession after
downing Mill Park.
Yarrambat moved within one win of second spot in
Under-15 Red after claiming a 25-point win over
Epping at Yarrambat War Memorial Park. The Blues
slipped from third to fifth, following Wallan’s 17-point
win over second-placed Research at Research Park. The
Magpies ran away with the game, booting 3.4 to zero
in the last quarter. Iziah Mahinay booted four goals
in the win. Northcote won its first game of the year,
downing Whittlesea by 19 points at McDonnell Park,
while Diamond Creek improved its record to 13-0 after
proving too good for South Morang.
Good luck to all teams in their final home and away
matches this week. To those not competing in the
finals, we hope your final game of the season is a great
one and we look forward to seeing you out on the field
again in 2017.
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2016 Under-18 Girls
Darebin 8.21 (69) def Hurstbridge 1.0 (6)
South Morang 15.17 (107) def Mill Park 1.2 (8)
Montmorency 9.24 (78) def Wallan 2.3 (15)
Epping 11.15 (81) def Greensborough 6.7 (43)
2016 Under-17
Eltham 8.6 (54) def Research 4.8 (32)
Montmorency 12.7 (79) def Yarrambat 8.7 (55)
Mill Park 10.5 (65) def Epping 7.8 (50)
Greensborough 13.11 (89) def Whittlesea 4.5 (29)
Diamond Creek 9.8 (62) def Wallan 8.5 (53)
2016 Under-16 Blue
Montmorency 20.17 (137) def Laurimar Black 9.5 (59)
West Preston Lakeside 6.6 (42) def Wallan 0.0 (0)
2016 Under-16 Red
Eltham 12.12 (84) def Mill Park 6.10 (46)
Whittlesea 28.12 (180) def South Morang 0.0 (0)
Research 7.12 (54) def Hurstbridge 5.11 (41)
2016 Under-16 Girls
Montmorency 11.6 (72) def Wallan 2.6 (18)
Greensborough 11.12 (78) def Whittlesea 0.1 (1)
Research 4.3 (27) def Laurimar 3.1 (19)
Yarrambat 10.10 (70) def West Preston Lakeside 3.2 (20)
Diamond Creek Womens 11.11 (77) def Eltham 2.1 (13)
2016 Under-15 Blue
Montmorency 11.9 (75) def Greensborough 11.5 (71)
Eltham 5.5 (35) def West Preston Lakeside 4.9 (33)
TEAM
Darebin
South Morang
Montmorency
Epping
Hurstbridge
Mill Park
Greensborough
Wallan
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
12
10
10
8
5
3
2
1
L
1
2
3
4
8
10
11
12
D
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
%
661.90
311.88
592.53
267.76
47.93
31.08
35.77
16.41
PTS
48
42
40
34
20
12
8
4
TEAM
Wallan
Greensborough
Research
Diamond Creek
Yarrambat
Montmorency
Epping
Eltham
Mill Park
Whittlesea
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
9
8
8
8
7
7
5
5
4
2
L
2
5
5
5
5
6
7
8
9
11
D
2
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
%
166.97
113.04
109.20
104.73
118.59
94.82
103.88
78.76
82.39
61.30
PTS
40
32
32
32
30
28
22
20
16
8
TEAM
Montmorency
South Morang
Laurimar Black
Eltham
Greensborough
Wallan
West Preston Lakeside
Mill Park
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
12
11
10
8
6
4
3
2
L
1
2
3
5
7
9
10
11
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
%
373.56
341.91
181.12
126.88
62.60
16.28
53.43
48.48
PTS
48
44
40
32
24
16
12
8
TEAM
Whittlesea
Research
Hurstbridge
Laurimar Teal
Eltham
South Morang
Mill Park
TEAM
Diamond Creek Womens
Greensborough
Yarrambat
Montmorency
Laurimar
Eltham
Research
Wallan
Whittlesea
TEAM
South Morang
Greensborough
Mill Park
Montmorency
Mernda
Eltham
P W
12 9
11 7
12 7
12 6
12 5
12 3
11 0
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
13
10
10
9
8
5
4
3
2
0
L
3
4
5
6
7
9
11
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
L
0
3
3
4
5
8
8
10
10
13
P W L
11 11 0
12 8 4
12 7 4
12 7 5
12 5 6
11 4 7
12 2 10
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B
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
D
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
%
789.68
377.03
113.44
105.42
45.48
40.43
16.31
%
1240.26
408.39
206.99
127.99
115.49
62.72
71.04
41.60
35.81
13.75
B
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
%
833.07
90.92
81.58
94.32
56.85
95.86
44.31
% WON
75.00
63.64
58.33
50.00
41.67
25.00
0.00
PTS
52
40
40
36
32
20
18
12
10
0
% WON
100.00
66.67
62.50
58.33
45.83
36.36
16.67
61
2016 Under-15 Red
Diamond Creek 14.20 (104) def South Morang 3.2 (20)
Northcote 8.11 (59) def Whittlesea 6.4 (40)
Yarrambat 7.14 (56) def Epping 4.7 (31)
Wallan 9.10 (64) def Research 7.5 (47)
2016 Under-14 Blue
Mill Park 9.11 (65) def South Morang 8.9 (57)
Research 25.13 (163) def West Preston Lakeside 2.4 (16)
2016 Under-14 Red
Bundoora Park 15.13 (103) def Wallan 12.5 (77)
Laurimar 11.13 (79) def Mernda 8.8 (56)
Diamond Creek 17.13 (115) def Yarrambat 5.4 (34)
2016 Under-14 Green
Reservoir 12.10 (82) def Eltham 5.7 (37)
Montmorency 5.8 (38) def Hurstbridge 5.6 (36)
Thomastown 8.6 (54) def South Morang 7.8 (50)
2016 Under-14 Girls
South Morang 12.14 (86) def D Creek Womens 3.2 (20)
Research 5.5 (35) def Yarrambat 2.7 (19)
W Preston Lakeside 15.6 (96) def Greensborough 1.3 (9)
Eltham 7.6 (48) def Wallan 7.5 (47)
2016 Under-13 Blue
South Morang 18.15 (123) def Greensborough 1.0 (6)
Eltham 7.8 (50) def Mernda 6.2 (38)
Montmorency 10.8 (68) def Yarrambat 4.11 (35)
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LIVE SCORES
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TEAM
Diamond Creek
Research
Yarrambat
Wallan
Epping
Whittlesea
South Morang
Northcote
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
13
8
7
7
7
2
2
1
L
0
5
6
6
6
10
10
12
D
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
%
394.50
252.35
254.42
126.39
119.80
36.94
34.24
30.04
PTS
52
32
28
28
28
10
10
4
TEAM
Eltham
Research
Mill Park
South Morang
Greensborough
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
11
10
9
7
5
1
L
2
3
4
6
8
12
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
%
232.88
197.84
177.48
158.53
65.57
12.14
PTS
44
40
36
28
20
4
TEAM
Laurimar
Diamond Creek
Bundoora Park
Yarrambat
Wallan
Mernda
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
10
8
8
6
4
2
L
3
5
5
7
9
11
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
%
143.89
142.68
109.09
90.82
186.68
69.70
PTS
40
32
32
24
16
8
TEAM
Montmorency
Hurstbridge
South Morang
Thomastown
Reservoir
Eltham
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
11
9
6
5
5
0
L
2
4
7
8
8
13
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
%
237.74
120.98
52.85
114.75
85.83
24.55
PTS
44
36
24
20
20
0
TEAM
South Morang
Montmorency
Research
Eltham
Yarrambat
Greensborough
Wallan
TEAM
South Morang
Yarrambat
Montmorency
Greensborough
Eltham
Mernda
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P W L
12 12 0
12 10 2
11 8 3
12 8 4
11 6 5
11 3 8
11 2 9
12 2 10
12 1 11
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
13
10
9
7
6
1
L
0
3
4
6
7
12
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
B
1
1
2
1
2
2
2
1
1
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
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%
463.47
611.72
237.54
137.96
85.29
44.32
40.18
23.04
27.52
%
1845.28
238.80
337.16
49.09
17.80
18.45
%WON
100.00
83.33
72.73
66.67
54.55
27.27
18.18
16.67
8.33
PTS
52
40
36
28
24
4
2016 Under-13 Red
Bundoora Park 7.7 (49) def Research 6.8 (44)
Laurimar 13.11 (89) def Hurstbridge 1.0 (6)
Epping 4.6 (30) def Diamond Creek 2.8 (20)
Whittlesea 9.9 (63) def Mill Park 2.2 (14)
2016 Under-13 Green
Northcote 19.14 (128) def Montmorency 2.4 (16)
Wallan 7.12 (54) def Panton Hill 0.2 (2)
South Morang 11.8 (74) def Keon Park 6.4 (40)
West Preston Lakeside 12.16 (88) def Kinglake 0.0 (0)
2016 Under-12 Blue
Montmorency 3.9 (27) def Diamond Creek 3.6 (24)
Eltham 7.6 (48) def Laurimar 5.1 (31)
2016 Under-12 Red
Greensborough 8.4 (52) def Wallan 2.6 (18)
Yarrambat 4.4 (28) def Mill Park 3.3 (21)
Whittlesea 5.7 (37) def South Morang 5.1 (31)
Research 5.9 (39) def West Preston Lakeside 2.2 (14)
2016 Under-12 Green
Hurstbridge 7.5 (47) def Whittlesea 0.2 (2)
Northcote Gold 4.13 (37) def Epping 5.1 (31)
West Ivanhoe 7.6 (48) def Bundoora Park 4.5 (29)
Reservoir 5.8 (38) def Thomastown 1.5 (11)
2016 Under-12 Girls
Diamond Creek Womens 5.5 (35) def Whittlesea 1.0 (6)
TEAM
Laurimar
Epping
Whittlesea
Diamond Creek
Bundoora Park
Research
Mill Park
Hurstbridge
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
13
9
9
5
4
3
3
2
L
0
4
4
8
9
9
10
10
D
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
%
520
221.17
150.17
152.29
38.44
55.75
36.53
68.34
PTS
52
36
36
20
16
14
12
10
TEAM
Wallan
Northcote
Kinglake
South Morang
Montmorency
Panton Hill
Keon Park
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
12
9
7
6
6
4
3
0
L
1
4
6
6
7
8
10
13
D
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
%
670.09
148.62
295.40
52.91
79.15
88.66
29.44
28.33
PTS
48
36
28
26
24
18
12
0
TEAM
South Morang
Eltham
Laurimar
Montmorency
Diamond Creek
Mernda
P W L
13 12 1
12 8 4
12 7 5
13 6 7
12 4 8
12 2 10
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
B
0
1
1
0
1
1
%
290.76
94.23
109.00
93.94
79.82
40.79
%WON
92.31
66.67
58.33
46.15
33.33
16.67
TEAM
Whittlesea
Wallan
Research
Greensborough
Northcote Blue
South Morang
Yarrambat
Mill Park
P W L
12 10 1
12 7 4
12 7 5
12 7 5
12 7 5
12 6 5
12 4 7
12 4 8
12 2 10
D
1
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
B
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
%
275.71
87.10
262.91
202.64
87.39
76.35
45.11
45.71
56.27
%WON
87.50
62.50
58.33
58.33
58.33
54.17
37.50
33.33
16.67
TEAM
Hurstbridge
West Ivanhoe
Epping
Northcote Gold
Reservoir
Whittlesea
Bundoora Park
Thomastown
TEAM
Eltham
Montmorency
Whittlesea
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
11
11
8
6
6
4
2
0
L
2
2
5
7
7
9
11
13
P W L
13 11 1
13 10 2
12 3 9
13 1 12
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D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
D
1
1
0
0
%
174.54
139.33
160.71
110.39
106.90
84.98
62.11
37.72
B
0
0
1
0
%
284.85
372.88
64.34
13.68
PTS
44
44
32
24
24
16
8
0
%WON
88.46
80.77
25.00
7.69
63
2016 Under-11 Blue
Laurimar Black 7.6 (48) def Eltham Black 1.9 (15)
Yarrambat 12.13 (85) def Eltham Red 1.1 (7)
Montmorency 5.6 (36) def Epping 3.2 (20)
2016 Under-11 Red
South Morang Blue 12.8 (80) def Diamond Creek 2.3 (15)
Wallan 6.8 (44) def Montmorency 1.3 (9)
South Morang Gold 10.13 (73) def Northcote Blue 0.0 (0)
Research 7.5 (47) def Bundoora Park 3.4 (22)
2016 Under-11 Green
Mill Park 10.8 (68) def West Preston Lakeside 2.4 (16)
Mernda 7.7 (49) def Northcote Gold 0.8 (8)
Laurimar Teal 5.6 (36) def Whittlesea 3.2 (20)
2016 Under-11 Silver
Yarrambat 7.5 (47) def Kinglake 1.3 (9)
Lalor 5.11 (41) def Panton Hill 1.0 (6)
Greensborough 7.0 (42) def Keon Park 1.2 (8)
TEAM
Yarrambat
Eltham Black
Montmorency
Eltham Red
Laurimar Black
Epping
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
13
7
7
7
6
3
L
0
6
6
6
7
10
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
%
596.38
96.27
86.92
51.08
82.23
31.83
PTS
52
28
28
28
24
12
TEAM
South Morang Gold
Bundoora Park
South Morang Blue
Research
Montmorency
Wallan
Northcote Blue
Diamond Creek
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
11
10
8
8
7
5
4
2
L
2
3
5
5
6
8
9
11
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
%
245.45
150.81
213.24
112.89
64.69
72.19
59.11
30.73
PTS
44
40
32
32
28
20
16
8
TEAM
Laurimar Teal
Whittlesea
Mill Park
Mernda
Northcote Gold
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
10
9
8
4
3
2
L
3
4
5
9
10
11
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
%
144.04
144.04
185.84
73.06
91.51
37.81
PTS
40
36
32
16
12
8
TEAM
Yarrambat
Greensborough
Keon Park
Lalor
Kinglake
Panton Hill
P
13
13
13
13
13
13
W
10
9
8
5
3
0
L
3
4
5
8
10
13
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
%
186.72
1343.86
243.24
47.48
29.18
7.99
PTS
40
36
32
20
12
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