SFL Record 14 - Southern Football League

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ROUND 14
27 July 2013
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SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
What’s happening at SFLHQ?
David Cannizzo, SFL CEO
Club Feedback 2012 – Topic 2:
Radio…
As promised, I will continue to provide
comprehensive feedback about
what Clubs told the SFL at the end
of season 2012 in the surveys. This
week is about the Radio Review at the
end of last year.
Match Day Broadcast
1. 52% suggested that they listen to the
SFL’s match day broadcast on 88.3fm
from 2pm to 5pm ‘Rarely’, 26% said
‘Never’ and 22% said ‘Occasionally’.
2. 52% rated the SFL’s match-day radio
broadcast as ‘OK’, 26% said ‘Below
Expectation’, 15% said ‘Very Good’
and 3.5% each said ‘Excellent’ and
‘Unacceptable’.
3. Clubs suggested things they would
like to see changed/added to the
match day broadcast:
a. The radio signal is a bit poor /
Occasions when the broadcast has
not gone ahead due to technical
difficulties.
i. SFL Response: Invested in better
equipment to ensure reduced or
no more drop outs. Appointed a
Technical Producer to manage all
technical elements.
b. More around the ground reports /
A wider variety of divisions & match
days / More interviews.
i. SFL Response: Recruited a team
listen to the Sunday Radio Show
on 88.3fm from 11am to 12pm
‘Occasionally’ and ‘Rarely’, 11%
said ‘Often’ and 7.5% each said
‘Every week’ and ‘Never’.
of “Around the Groundsmen” to
provide quick score/game updates.
Broadcasting Anzac Day match and
Sunday matches.
c. Broadcasters are a tad difficult to
understand at times.
6. 52% rated the SFL’s Sunday Radio
Show as ‘OK’, 37% said ‘Very
Good’, 7.5% said ‘Excellent’ and
3.5% said ‘Below Expectation.
i. SFL Response: Recruited a team of
new broadcasters with a particular
focus on media students with media
aspirations.
7. Clubs suggested things they would
like to see changed/added to the
Sunday Radio Show:
d. More ways to listen if I am at the
ground and not listening to a radio.
i. SFL Response: Setup a live stream
button on www.sfl.com.au for mobile
use.
a. More professionalism.
i. SFL Response: Implemented formal
running sheet. Introduced themed
music to introduce/edit the show.
Introduced new segments ie ‘Little
Birdie Told Me…’.
e. Broadcast team to have equipment
with them - eg, a covered trailer to
protect them from the elements and
this could provide advertising for
both the provider and the SFL and
88.3.
b. Signal is poor at times.
i. SFL Response: Purchased and
completed a makeover on the
“Caravan of Coverage”.
c. More audio comments from match
day Saturday.
i. SFL Response: Appointed a
Technical Producer to manage all
technical elements.
4. 48% suggest the match day
broadcast should be allocated
‘Based on ‘best’ match of the round’,
30% said ‘Every club to have a
similar number of broadcasts each’
and 22% said ‘Most for Division 1,
slightly less for Division 2 and slightly
less for Division 3’.
Sunday Radio Show
5. 37% each, suggested that they
i. SFL Response: Technical Producer
plays best highlights from previous
Match of the Day.
d. More club involvement/
representatives on a week to week
basis.
i. SFL Response: Different guests
from clubs each week.
Good luck to everyone this weekend
– go out and play well!
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Jackson is currently leading the goalkicking in the Under 19 competition.
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SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
Radio Team Tipsters
HAMMERS
Div 2
Div 3
TOTAL
CHINO
JULES
WOODSY
KC
Chelsea Heights
Chelsea Heights
Chelsea Heights
Chelsea Heights
Chelsea Heights
Chelsea Heights
Clayton
Cheltenham
Clayton
Clayton
Cheltenham
Clayton
East Brighton
East Brighton
East Brighton
East Brighton
St.Kilda City
East Brighton
St.Pauls
St.Pauls
St.Pauls
St.Pauls
St.Pauls
St.Pauls
Dingley
Dingley
Dingley
Dingley
Dingley
Dingley
Bentleigh
Bentleigh
Bentleigh
Bentleigh
Springvale
Districts
Bentleigh
Moorabbin
Moorabbin
Moorabbin
Moorabbin
Moorabbin
Moorabbin
Oakleigh
Oakleigh District
Oakleigh
Oakleigh
Oakleigh District
Oakleigh
Skye
Skye
Skye
Skye
Skye
Skye
Mordialloc
Murrumbeena
Mordialloc
Mordialloc
Mordialloc
Mordialloc
Dandenong
Dandenong
Dandenong
Dandenong
Dandenong
Dandenong
Doveton Eagles
Doveton Eagles
Doveton Eagles
Doveton Eagles
Black Rock
Doveton Eagles
Ashwood
Ashwood
Ashwood
Ashwood
Ashwood
Ashwood
CPL
CPL
CPL
CPL
CPL
CPL
Mount Waverley
Mount Waverley
Mount Waverley
Mount Waverley
Mount Waverley
Mount Waverley
13/141
12/152
13/131
13/127
12/136
13/136
DIVISION 1
DIVISION 2
DIVISION 3
UNDER 19s
CHELSEA HEIGHTS
V HEATHERTON
BENTLEIGH
LYNDALE
V SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS
V CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES
BENTLEIGH
V CLAYTON
EAST MALVERN
V ST PAULS
SKYE
V HAMPTON
ENDEAVOUR HILLS
V ASHWOOD
SKYE
V HAMPTON
EAST BRIGHTON
V ST KILDA CITY
OAKLEIGH DISTRICT
V CAULFIELD
DANDENONG
V HALLAM
CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES
CHELTENHAM
V CLAYTON
MOORABBIN
V SOUTH YARRA
MURRUMBEENA
V MORDIALLOC
MOUNT WAVERLEY
V SANDOWN
MURRUMBEENA
V ST PAULS
CHELSEA HEIGHTS
V BYE
HIGHETT
V DINGLEY
DOVETON EAGLES
V BLACK ROCK
V DINGLEY
ROUND 14
Div 1
JOHNNY
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Division 1: The Inner Sanctum
ROUND 13 was spoiled
by miserable weather all
round but that didn’t stop
several teams putting in solid
performances.
Clayton overcame East
Malvern in a rain soaked
performance at Dunlop
Reserve. The Clays failed to
register a goal in the second
half but were able to restrict
East Malvern to only 1 major
en route to a 10 point win.
The victory keeps Clayton in
touch with the top 5. Matthew
Bennett was among the best
for Clayton.
St Kilda City enjoyed a
comfortable win against
Highett at the Peanut Farm in
round 13. Their midfield was
too much for the Doggies who
were only able to manage
1 major after half time.
The win was crucial for the
Saints as they are now only
percentage behind 5th placed
Cheltenham. Gary Johnstone
was the best for the Saints.
East Brighton avenged last
year’s late season loss to
Heatherton with an easy win at
Ross St Reserve. The Vamps
were simply too good as they
held the Tonners goalless all
day in a team effort. The 48
point victory puts the Vamps
into the top 3 for the first time
since round 4 and within
striking distance of a top 2
finish. Dean Francis was at his
best with 4 goals.
St Pauls held off a fast
finishing Chelsea Heights to
keep a strong hold on top spot
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of the division 1 ladder. The
Doggies set up the victory
with a 5 goal to nil second
quarter. With Nigel Carmody
leading the way for the Dogs,
they were able hang on
despite the Heighters winning
the last quarter. Callum
Cathcart kicked 3 for St Pauls.
for 2013. Last time these
two teams met the Doggies
won in triple figures. Unless
East Malvern put in a better
defensive performance the
margin could blow out again.
Dingley held on to their top
2 spot on the ladder with a
15 point over Cheltenham at
Souter Reserve. The Dingoes
led at every change to record
their 11th win of the season.
The loss puts the pressure
back on the Rosellas as they
hold on to 5th place only by
percentage. Darren Andrews
put in a great game down
back holding Cheltenham
gun forward Chris Graham
goalless.
East Brighton will look to
solidify their top 2 spot while
maintaining pressure on
Dingley when they take on St
Kilda City at Hurlingham Park.
The Saints need a win too as
they look to jump ahead of
Cheltenham for the finals top
5 position. Match of the round
that could go to the wire.
2 crucial ladder changing
games are the highlights of
round 14 as we start the final
month of home and away
footy.
Chelsea Heights vs
Heatherton
Chelsea Heights take on
Heatherton in what should
be a one sided affair. The
Heighters will look to win big
as percentage will be a major
factor in the final makeup of
the ladder. They should get a
decent boost in this game.
Chelsea Heights by 50 points
East Malvern vs St Pauls
St Pauls take on East Malvern at
Dunlop Reserve as they look to
move one step closer to locking
up the minor premiership
St Pauls by 45 points
East Brighton vs
St Kilda City
East Brighton by 13 points
Cheltenham vs Clayton
Last time Cheltenham and
Clayton it was the latter that
took the 4 points. This time
around however the Rosellas
are in better form despite a
loss to Dingley last week. A
win for either side could see
them move a game clear in
5th spot. Will be a tight one.
Cheltenham by 20 points
Highett vs Dingley
Highett take on Dingley as
they still search for their first
win of the season. It won’t
come easy against the 2nd
placed Dingoes who need
the win to hold off the in-form
Vampires and hold onto 2nd
spot. Though they have lost
these kinds of games in the
past, don’t expect the Dingoes
to take this one easy.
Dingley by 39 points
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Division 1: Head to Head - Round 14
St.Pauls v. East Malvern (incorp. Tooronga Malvern)
First met in 2007 - 11 matches (St.Pauls 11 wins, East Malvern 0)
Largest Winning Margin
St.Pauls
190 pts
(28/7/07)
East Malvern
Not Applic.
Smallest Winning Margin
St.Pauls
8 pts
(28/6/08)
East Malvern
Not Applic.
Highest Score
St.Pauls
35-25-235
(28/7/07)
East Malvern
15-6-96
(13/8/11)
Lowest Score
St.Pauls
12-8-80
(19/4/08)
East Malvern
0-7-7
(4/5/13)
Dingley v Highett (incorp. Highett West)
First met in 1974 - 9 matches (Dingley 5 wins, Highett 4)
Dingley
98 pts
(4/5/13)
Highett
123 pts
(22/5/76)
Dingley
45 pts
(7/7/73, 14/7/12)
Highett
24 pts
(10/5/75)
Highest Score
Dingley
22-21-153
(1/6/74)
Highett
25-13-163
(22/5/76)
Lowest Score
Dingley
4-16-40
(22/5/76)
Highett
4-11-35
(14/7/12)
Clayton v. Cheltenham
First met in 1954 - 72 matches (Cheltenham 40 wins, Clayton 32)
Clayton
84 pts
(7/4/84)
Cheltenham
93 pts
(10/5/69)
Clayton
3 pts
(21/5/05)
Cheltenham
2 pts
(31/5/80)
Highest Score
Clayton
27-13-175
(7/4/84)
Cheltenham
22-10-142
(21/5/83)
Lowest Score
Clayton
5-3-33
(25/7/59)
Cheltenham
1-8-14
(16/6/71, 3/6/78)
East Brighton v. St.Kilda City
First met in 1972 - 45 matches (East Brighton 23 wins, St.Kilda City 22)
East Brighton
128 pts
(31/7/04)
St.Kilda City
178 pts
(30/6/07)
East Brighton
2 pts
(10/7/82)
St.Kilda City
3 pts
(26/4/75)
Highest Score
East Brighton
29-14-188
(31/7/04)
St.Kilda City
33-14-212
(30/6/07)
Lowest Score
East Brighton
4-4-28
(1/8/09)
St.Kilda City
5-5-35
(4/8/12)
Chelsea Heights v. Heatherton
First met in 1995 - 17 matches (Chelsea Heights 14 wins, Heatherton 3)
Chelsea Heights
162 pts
(19/6/10)
Heatherton
49 pts
(19/6/99)
Chelsea Heights
17 pts
(29/4/95)
Heatherton
5 pts
(8/7/95)
Highest Score
Chelsea Heights
28-11-179
(19/6/10)
Heatherton
15-21-111
(29/4/95)
Lowest Score
Chelsea Heights
6-11-47
(19/6/99)
Heatherton
2-5-17
(19/6/10)
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SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
Division 1 Results: Round 13
SENIORS
RESERVES
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
PTS
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
St Pauls
13
12
1
0
1328
562
236.30
48
Dingley
13
13
0
0
1385
414
334.54
PTS
52
Dingley
13
11
2
0
1307
585
223.42
44
St Pauls
12
10
2
0
1167
388
300.77
44
East Brighton
13
10
3
0
1125
630
178.57
40
Clayton
13
10
3
0
1142
711
160.62
40
Chelsea Heights
13
10
3
0
1091
751
145.27
40
Chelsea Heights
13
9
4
0
1143
495
230.91
36
Cheltenham
13
6
7
0
1072
838
127.92
24
Cheltenham
13
7
6
0
1016
836
121.53
28
St Kilda City
13
6
7
0
1158
936
123.72
24
East Brighton
13
6
7
0
785
943
83.24
24
Clayton
13
6
7
0
853
922
92.52
24
St Kilda City
13
5
8
0
759
927
81.88
20
8
East Malvern
13
3
10
0
588
1120
52.50
12
Highett
12
2
10
0
398
1426
27.91
Heatherton
13
1
12
0
481
1547
31.09
4
East Malvern
13
1
12
0
559
1139
49.08
4
Highett
13
0
13
0
582
1694
34.36
0
Heatherton
13
1
12
0
409
1484
27.56
4
Division 1 Seniors
East Malvern
Clayton
1.3
2.1
2.4
4.3
Division 1 Reserves
2.4
4.7
3.4-22
4.8-32
East Malvern: Goal Kickers: P. De Koeyer 2, J. Brooke
Best Players: A. Johnson, T. Delahunty, T. Hotton, I. McCrimmon,
M. Ferguson, C. Brock
Clayton: Goal Kickers: M. Bennett, D. Evangelista, T. Edwards, T. Crameri
Best Players: J. Henderson, C. Morrison, M. McHenry, N. Crameri,
C. Sewell, M. Bennett
St Kilda City
Highett
5.4
3.1
7.7
3.2
10.13
3.3
12.21-93
4.3-27
St Kilda City: Goal Kickers: G. Mahony 3, J. Cheah 2, S. Hislop 2,
T. Sullivan, H. Sullivan, J. Stinear, G. Johnstone, S. Reid
Best Players: H. Sullivan, G. Mahony, M. Stinear, J. Morel, G. Johnstone,
T. Quick
Highett: Goal Kickers: P. Singh, P. Quinn, J. Nagle, B. Jedd
Best Players: P. Quinn, B. Jedd, P. Singh, D. Carlton, B. Dower, J. Elms
Heatherton
East Brighton
0.0
3.4
0.2
5.7
0.2
7.8
0.4-4
7.10-52
Heatherton: Best Players: J. Dwyer, C. Grenfell, J. Loonstra, D. Peele,
B. Starkey
East Brighton: Goal Kickers: D. Francis 4, D. Reid, D. De Luca,
M. Jamieson
Best Players: D. Williamson, M. Jamieson, D. Reid, P. Larsen, B. Hope,
D. Francis
Chelsea Heights
St Pauls
2.3
0.3
2.3
5.6
3.5
5.8
6.6-42
7.9.51
Chelsea Heights: Goal Kickers: R. Archer 2, B. Gilder, T. Baldock,
P. Matheson, C. Mouritz
Best Players: B. Gilder, C. Moloney, A. Roberts, T. Baldock, C. Mouritz, R. Archer
St Pauls: Goal Kickers: C. Cathcart 3, L. James 2, A. McIntyre,
N. Carmody
Best Players: J. Allan, M. Johnstone, N. Carmody, A. Gilbert,
C. McCarthy, M. Marasco
Dingley
Cheltenham
2.4
1.3
4.8
2.4
5.11
4.6
6.12-48
4.9-33
Dingley: Goal Kickers: M. Freeman, D. Morris, L. Bartholomew,
M. Freeman, T. Paterson, P. Ball
Best Players: L. Bartholomew, L. Wonnacott, D. Morris, D. Andrews,
M. Freeman, A. Stock
Cheltenham: Goal Kickers: C. Bennetts 2, D. Vaughan, T. Arthur
Best Players: J. McCartney, P. Bolger, T. Arthur, J. Barclay, M. Gurry,
C. Neophitou
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East Malvern
Clayton
2.2
4.1
3.3
8.4
3.3
13.6
4.3-27
14.9-93
East Malvern: Goal Kickers: B. Gannon 4
Best Players: B. Gannon, N. Moore, B. McIvor, I. Harris, G. Matthews,
B. Padula
Clayton: Goal Kickers: J. Smith 10, J. Crameri, C. Pearce, J. Sajenko,
S. Sullivan
Best Players: J. Smith, D. Bauer, D. Murphy, P. Kurth, W. Kent, R. Greenland
St Kilda City
Highett
2.3
1.1
6.6
1.1
9.8
1.3
10.12-72
1.3-9
St Kilda City: Goal Kickers: M. Blundell 3, J. House 2, B. Frazer 2,
V. Lomaz, S. Bacash, S. Joshi
Best Players: L. Baillie, N. Williams, S. Cotter, B. May, M. Blundell,
S. Joshi
Highett: Goal Kickers: P. Mentiplay
Best Players: L. Richards, R. Collett, L. McLean, J. Logan, P. Revell,
C. Duncan
Heatherton
East Brighton
0.1
2.3
0.3
3.4
1.5
3.8
2.6-18
5.10-40
Heatherton: Goal Kickers: J. Kelson, C. Collett
Best Players: A. Morris, M. Marziale, B. Hall, J. Hammill, J. Orr
East Brighton: Goal Kickers: R. Gelfand 2, T. Beard, P. Jamieson,
G. Rossignollo
Best Players: T. Heard, C. Jamieson, P. Jamieson, J. Percy, J. Conroy,
V. Rossignolo
Chelsea Heights
St Pauls
2.0
1.3
2.2
2.6
2.4
5.8
2.7-19
6.8-44
Chelsea Heights: Goal Kickers: B. Alderson, C. Gates
Best Players: D. Banfield, M. Washington, B. Atherton, D. Costante, C. Engel
St Pauls: Goal Kickers: B. Caracher 3, G. Balmforth, R. Peet, B. Hayes
Best Players: B. Caracher, J. Marasco, B. Hayes, J. Wardley, J. Fisher,
H. Pratt
Dingley
Cheltenham
3.6
1.2
4.10
1.3
8.10
2.3
12.11-83
2.3-15
Dingley: Goal Kickers: T. Bartholomew 3, I. Fridman 3, S. Feehan 2,
S. Comino 2, D. Booth, N. Naughton
Best Players: J. OSullivan, T. Wills, T. Ristevski, J. Clausen, N. Naughton,
T. Bartholomew
Cheltenham: Goal Kickers: A. Formoso, S. Donnell
Best Players: R. Radin, H. Spencer, L. Cuthbert, J. Davis, S. Donnell,
R. Howells
SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
2013 Division 1 Seniors Fixture
ROUND 1
13-Apr-13
ROUND 7
25-May-13
ROUND 13
20-Jul-13
St Pauls 28.19.187 def. Heatherton 2.4.16
Highett 6.3.39 def. by E.Brighton 22.17.149
Clayton 10.14.74 def. Chelsea Heights 11.7.73
Cheltenham 16.10.106 def. St Kilda City 8.7.55
Dingley 19.11.125 def. E.Malvern 5.5.35
Dingley 10.4.64 def. by St Pauls 11.10.76
Cheltenham 23.14.152 def. Highett 4.6.30
Clayton 12.8.80 def. Heatherton 7.9.51
E.Malvern 3.4.22 def. by E.Brighton 14.17.101
St Kilda City 10.12.72 def. by C.Heights 13.12.90
C.Heights 6.6.42 def. by St Pauls 7.9.51
St Kilda City 12.21.93 def. Highett 4.3.27
E.Malvern 3.4.22 def. by Clayton 4.8.32
Dingley 6.12.48 def. Cheltenham 4.9.33
Heatherton 0.4.4 def. by E.Brighton 7.10.52
ROUND 2
20-Apr-13
ROUND 8
1-Jun-13
C.Heights 21.10.136 def. Highett 7.4.46
St Kilda City 9.11.65 def. by Clayton 12.11.83
E.Malvern 8.12.60 def. by Cheltenham 14.13.97
Heatherton 2.5.17 def. by Dingley 20.14.134
E.Brighton 9.6.60 def. by St Pauls 17.17.119
St Pauls 20.21-141 def. Highett 1.6.12
East Brighton 14.7.91 def. Clayton 1.5.11
C.Heights 16.18.114 def. Cheltenham 9.4.58
St Kilda City 9.15.69 def. by Dingley 14.10.94
Heatherton 6.8.44 def. by East Malvern 8.10.58
ROUND 14
27-Jul-13
East Malvern v St Pauls
Highett v Dingley
Cheltenham v Clayton
East Brighton v St Kilda City
Chelsea Heights v Heatherton
ROUND 3
27-Apr-13
HOLMESGLEN ROUND 9
15-Jun-13
Clayton 11.14.80 def. E.Malvern 8.6.54
St Pauls 21.13.139 def. C.Heights 3.5.23
Highett 9.5.59 def. by St Kilda City 23.24.162
Cheltenham 6.9.45 def. by Dingley 13.6.84
E.Brighton 19.16.130 def. Heatherton 4.4.28
Clayton 7.4.46 def. by St Pauls 10.10.70
Highett 8.8.56 def. by Heatherton 15.16.106
Cheltenham 9.7.61 def. by E.Brighton 12.8.80
Dingley 6.9.45 def. by C.Heights 8.11.59
E.Malvern 8.5.53 def. by St Kilda City 10.11.71
ROUND 4
4-May-13
ROUND 10
22-Jun-13
St Pauls 17.16.118 def. E.Malvern 0.7.7
Dingley 22.11.143 def. Highett 6.9.45
Clayton 11.10.76 def. Cheltenham 7.10.52
St Kilda City 8.10.58 def. by E.Brighton 9.11.65
Heatherton 3.9.27 def. by C.Heights 19.16.130
Heatherton 7.5.47 def. by St Pauls 16.16.112
E.Brighton 22.22.154 def. Highett 7.5.47
C.Heights 12.9.81 def. Clayton 5.7.37
St Kilda City 13.12.90 def. Cheltenham 6.7.43
E.Malvern 4.4.28 def. by Dingley 15.19.109
ROUND 16
10-Aug-13
Cheltenham v St Pauls
Clayton v Highett
Dingley v East Brighton
East Malvern v Chelsea Heights
St Kilda City v Heatherton
ROUND 5
11-May-13
ROUND 11
29-Jun-13
St Pauls 6.8.44 def. by E.Brighton 7.13.55
Highett 8.7.55 def. by C.Heights 17.15.117
Clayton 10.13.73 def. by St Kilda City 16.8.104
Cheltenham 17.17.119 def. E.Malvern 5.8.38
Dingley 26.17.173 def. Heatherton 0.6.6
ROUND 17
17-Aug-13
St Pauls v Clayton
Heatherton v Highett
East Brighton v Cheltenham
Chelsea Heights v Dingley
St Kilda City v East Malvern
ROUND 12
6-Jul-13 / 13-Jul-13
Clayton 12.7.79 def. by Dingley 15.10.100
E.Brighton 12.14.86 def. C.Heights 4.4.28
St Pauls 13.9.87 def. St Kilda City 8.7.55
Highett 9.4.58 def. by E.Malvern 17.17.119
Heatherton 4.10.34 def. by C’ham 21.12.138
ROUND 18
24-Aug-13
Highett v St Pauls
Clayton v East Brighton
Cheltenham v Chelsea Heights
Dingley v St Kilda City
East Malvern v Heatherton
St Kilda City 13.9.87 def. by St Pauls 15.13.103
E.Malvern 9.23.77 def. Highett 5.13.43
Dingley 14.10.94 def. Clayton 5.7.37
Cheltenham 17.18.120 def. Heatherton 7.6.48
C.Heights 119.75 def. E.Brighton 5.16.46
ROUND 6
18-May-13
St Pauls 12.9.81 def. Cheltenham 7.6.48
Highett 10.5.65 def. by Clayton 21.19.145
E.Brighton 8.8.56 def. by Dingley 14.10.94
C.Heights 19.9.123 def. E.Malvern 2.3.15
Heatherton 8.5.53 def. by St Kilda City 27.15.177
ROUND 15
3-Aug-13
St Pauls v Dingley
Highett v Cheltenham
Heatherton v Clayton
East Brighton v East Malvern
Chelsea Heights v St Kilda City
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Division 1: Round 14
Chelsea Heights
Heatherton
Ground: Beazley Reserve
(Melway Ref 93 F12)
Ground: Heatherton Rec Reserve
Ross St (Melway Ref 87 K2)
Telephone: 9772 2509
Email: [email protected]
Colours: Navy Blue with Red Yoke
Colours: Black &White stripes
Senior Coach: Ben Lockwood, Ash Roberts
Senior Coach: Clint Einsiedel
Reserves Coach: Paul O’Toole
Reserves Coach: Glen Gragg
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Phil Smith
31
Mark Stevens
Chris Mouritz
32
Heath Bennett
3
Darren Walsh
33
Anthony Martin
4
Erish Uthayakumar
34
Damien Costante
4*
Lee Thwaites
36
Luke Manders
5
Travis Baldock
37
Justin Hynes
6
Matt Terech
38
Sean Matheson
7
Steve Murphy
39
Chris Maloney
8
Darryl Hulland
40
Michael Washington
Luke Newton
Brad Starkey
Cameron Collett
Jayden Orr
Ryan McLeary
Adam Sparrow
Josh Wright
Josh Brittliff
Kris Akers
BillyMo Rist
Luke Nisbet
Matt Sauer
Michael Clatyon
Josh Dwyer
Mick Collins
Sean Ulbrick
Kevin Hunter
Zac Szarvas
Patrick Suhodobnik
Paul Connolly
Craig Hunter
Chris Clayton
Craig McLachlan
Michael Bennett
Geoff Latham
Jamie Munkacsi
Daley Jones
Stew Gibbs
Matt Steiner
Andrew Morris
James Loonstra
Jake Gray
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Cory Grenfell
Daniel Beauchamp
Lachlan MacIntosh
Travis Faull
Daniel Peele
Lincoln Batten
Clint Einsiedel
Jessie Stone
Rod Rickards
Rory De Kock
Retired
Anthony Cook
Josh Hammill
Rob Young
Ryan Juras
Alan Brudar
Liam Atkinson
Matthew Seadon
Sean Fiddes
Sean Douglas
Bradley Davies
James Kelson
Michale Marziale
Reave Morgan
Blair Reynolds
Brad Cardona
Rob Fergusson
Jordon Fradkin
Brad Cashion
Graham Standfast
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Tom Marks
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10
Cameron Gates
42
Josh Bennett
11
Phil Matheson
43
Travis Johnstone
Karl Southgate
12
Chris Barr
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13
Matt Banfield
44
Chris Hanns
14
Luke Shelton
45
Anthony Cilia
15
Trent Downie
47
Luke Baxter
16
Elliott Greenway
48
Dan Hogan
17
Tyler Cantwell
50
Matt Bastin
18
Jay Attard (capt)
51
Charles Engel
Paul Norton
19
Michael O’Driscoll
52
20
Josh Buxton
54
Dale Banfield
21*
Matt Sinclair
56
Travis Barlow
22
Shane Cochrane
60
Matt Flack
23
Ash Roberts (co-coach)
61
Adam Chalmers
24
Andrew Ritchie
62
Andrew Cupit
26
25
Jordan Perryman
64
Garry Loumpas
27
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Rhett Moor
65
Rory O’Reilly
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Richard Gow
66
Ethan Duell
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Brad Gildes
73
Callum Hall
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CHELSEA HEIGHTS
HEATHERTON
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SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
East Malvern
St Pauls
Ground: Dunlop Reserve (Melway Ref 60 A11)
Ground: McKinnon Res. McKinnon Rd.
McKinnon (Melway Ref 68 H11)
Colours: Navy Blue & Red Stripes with White
Monogram, Navy Blue Socks
Telephone: 0409 821 447
Senior Coach: Matt Carroll
Senior Coach: Paul Howroyd
Reserves Coach: Ben Padula
Reserves Coach: Darren Rogers
Colours: Royal Blue with Red & White Hoops
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Sam Armstrong
28
James Brooke
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Matthew Herbstreit
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James Clements
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Matt Carroll
29
Samual Wright
2
Andrew Gilbert
33
Michael Johnstone
3
Simon Hart
30
Thomas Thurwood
3
James Tarranto
34
Dan East
4
Ryan De Visser
31
Tim Hicks
5
James Marasco
35
Jarryd Blenkinsop
5
Mitchell Ferguson
32
Andrew Johnson
6
Kenton Hall
36
David Wyld
6
Brock Baker
33
Tim Jansen
7
Trent Hotton
34
Tom Delahunty
7
Jay Bruno
37
Matt Taylor
8
Ashley Martin
35
Oscar Mason
8
Liam Wilson
38
Tim East
9
Jeremy Lumsden
36
George Gemetzis
Thomas Polson
10
Will Harcourt
37
Jackson Smith
9
Heath Barnes
39
10
Owen Lewis
40
Chris Vial
Matthew Kreymborg
41
Eric Lengyel
11
Matthew Street
38
Ben Padula
11
12
Cameron Roughhead
39
Brad Hemphill
12
Ryan Smith
42
James Fisher
13
Sam Pitman
40
David Swain
13
Christian McCarthy
43
Matthew Bowles
14
Patrick Rowe
44
Duncan Scardetta
14
Jarryd Allen
44
Ben McCarthy
15
Aaron Thomas
46
Paul Welland
15
Kieran Knox
45
Paul Tolongs
16
Andrew Doxey
47
Ben McIvor
16
Adam McIntyre
46
Jack Kreymborg
17
Jeremy Price
48
Guy Coward
17
Jack Wardley
47
Jack Hayes
18
Isaac McCrimmon
49
Isaac Enbom
18
Trent McIntyre
48
James Brown
19
Christian Farrelly
50
Peter Gill
19
Peter Mercoulia
49
Mark Marasco
20
Sam Blackburn
51
Gurninderpal Signh
21
Jason Stewart
52
Hamish Rix
20
Nicholas Gilbert
50
Rohan Best
22
Paul De Koeyer
53
Ian Harris
21
Rhys Peet
51
Bryce Hayes
22
Ben Pian
53
Joshua Krause
Tim Blackwood
23
Nathan Moore
54
Ben Raisbeck
24
Ben Adams
55
Nathanial Symes
23
Jay Steet
55
Jackson Smith
24
Brendan Dawes
58
Paul Commerford
Nicholas Place
26
Callum Cathcart
59
Luke James
27
Glenn Balmforth
62
Xavier H
25
Shane McCurry
26
Chris Brock
27
Nathan Moore
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TEAM
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East Brighton
St Kilda City
Ground: Hurlingham Park
(Melway Ref 67 J10)
Ground: Peanut Farm Reserve
(Melway Ref 58 A11)
Telephone: 0425 506 009
Colours: Red & white V
Senior Coach: Barry Hope/Ben Murphy
Colours: Red, White & Black Panels
with black back
Reserves Coach: Rohan Schreier
Senior Coach: Gavin Mahony
Reserves Coach: Mark Blundell
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Mark Duthie
Sam Widdowson
Sam Dillon
Peter Larsen
Nathan Stewart
Dan Reid
Seamus Murphy
Matt Jamieson
Liam Bowman
Dean Williamson
RETIRED
Haydon Day
Matt Skehan
Justin Matheson
Ben Douthie (C)
Tait Sabec
Steven Jamieson
Mitch Backman
Dan Hatffield
Jake Percy
Matt O’Rourke
Brent Crawley
Tim Gray
Barry Hope
Mark Jamieson
Tim Heard
Dean Francis
Vinnie Rossignollo
Barry Fitzpatrick
Michael De Luca
David De Luca
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Ben Flanigan
Tom Pastura
Michael Frost
John Conroy
Patrick Jamieson
Adam De Luca
Phillip Lanning
Nathan Tabe
Tim Gilham
Jason Louey
Andrew Jansen
Cameron Furlong
Rohan Schreier
Chris Jamieson
Trent Beard
Stuart Matheson
Justin Kristensen
Richie Gelfand
Tom Eglington
Gabe Rossignollo
Michael Parnis
Levi Hancock
Andrew Hewson
Justin Whyte
Oliver Steele
Brendan Gouin
David Winterton
Sam Williams
Paul Bell
Greg Alexander
Tim Alexander
Mike Paxman
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Shane Reid
Jon Stinear
Michael Stinear
David McNaughton
Rick McConchie
Jeff Morel
Samer Dagher
Zio Holdinghausen
Steve Arvanitis
Gary Johnstone
Dilan Shrimpton
Gavin Mahony
Tim Quick (Capt)
Jack Belkin
Mark Mura
Jack Grundy
Gavin Phillips
James Green
Tim Sullivan
Nick Van Bekkum
Josh Herdman
Steve Garcia
Dan Quinn
Henry Sullivan
Zac Leiser-Moore
Haissam Faraj
Julian Cougan
Jason Chea
Luke Baillie
Simon Hislop
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Andy Hunter
Hamish Marshall
Thusan Shrimpton
Declan Harrington
Oscar Woods
Jaron Helman
Simon Bacash
Ben May
Norby Williams
Justin Poole-Mitchell
Michael Habashi
Michael Fahd
Sunil Joshi
Max Bruin
Lewis Mather
Max McNaughton
Dylan Foote
Jack Baker
Jack Nanovich
Louis McKenzie
Julian Nyaguy
Ben Fraser
Jason House
Jed Lloyd
Michael Scherini
Vadim Lomaz
Kosta Tzioras
Rudi Taylor
Harry Jackson
Brian Presnell
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EAST BRIGHTON
ST KILDA CITY
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Cheltenham
Clayton
Ground: Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham Rec.
Reserve (Melway Ref 86 G3)
Ground: Clayton Reserve, Haughton Rd,
Clayton (Melway Ref 79 B2)
Colours: Red, Yellow and Black Panels
Co-Coaches: Grant Pitts, Shane Sheedy
Senior Coach: Ben McGee
Reserves Coach: Arron McKenzie
Reserves Coach: Brad Andrew
Colours: Black & White stripes
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Luke Brookman
Marty Gurry
Luke Walsh
Brody Hodic
Ben Fahey
Andrew Butterfield
Jack Barclay
Jim Brownlees
Jamie Maddocks
Chris Bennetts
Sam Quigley
David Cochrane
Neil Adams
Brett Cuy
Daniel Vaughan
Anthony Milesi
Brett Anderson
Tim Bolger
Jack Worrell
Paul Conroy
Zac White
James Roscoe
Jed Donnell
Grant Pitts
Pat Bolger
Jarrod Lee
Chris Graham
Dan Armstrong
Chris Neophitou
Tom Jelleff
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Tom Graham
James McCartney
Ben Shaw
Laurence Cuthbert
Toby Arthur
Chris Niclasen
Trent Vanderheiden
Anthony Formosa
Matt Curry
Jay Johnstone
Haydyn Crossley
Priji Vijayakumar
Nathan Dall
Adam Pullman
Chris Peddle
Callum Johnston
Sam Dimos
Ryan Howells
Sam Perkin
Ben Collins
Corey Arthur
Darcy Crimmins
Adam Paterson
Ricki White
Brent Bedwell
Bane Suboticki
Simon Donnell
Mitch Westhead
Darren Anderson
Ryan Everett
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Daniel Gilmour
Richard Szerszyn
Nic Crameri
Phillp Kurth
Damien Elysee
Gabby Irons
Chris Morrison
Tim Collins
Aaron Purvus
Tom Crameri
Glenn Tuckwell
Paul Toukolis
Steve Sullivan
Sheldon Price
Dean Sterns
Alexander Johnson
Brendan Johnson
Adrian Papamiltiades
Justin Issacs
Tim Edwards
Daniel Costigan
Corey Pearce,
Dion Lucus
Xavier Dayton
Brad Robertson
Scott Levy
Ross Greenland
Luke Forscutt
Chris Meyers
Jack Crameri
Jack Bourke
31
Jayden Gilmour
Mark McHenry
Dean Evangelista
Chris Sewell
Matthew Douglas
John Margetis
Lufe Ruff
Jason Smith
Will Rule
Jesse Henderson
Nick Katsisvalis
Greg Klapsos
Ashley Pozza
Stephen Kurth
Jake Calvert
Matthew Bennett
Brendan Lazarus
Shaun Williams
Will Kent
Matthew Jones
Aaron Friend
Julian Lao
Shannon Gallagher
Phil Cook
Matt Kennedy
Nathan Brougy
John Sajenko
Brent Rowley
Casey Kildira
Billy Vaughan
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CHELTENHAM
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Highett
Dingley
Ground: Turner Road Reserve, Turner Road,
Highett (Melway Ref 77 H9)
Ground: Souter Oval, 31E Marcus Road,
Dingley Village (Melway Ref 88 G8)
Colours: Navy Blue with Red yoke, White
diamond with White Bulldog motif
Colours: Red, Black and Gold
Senior Coach: Daniel Marshall
Reserves Coach: Darren Kappler
Senior Coach: Shane Morwood
Reserves Coach: Jonathan Dunlevie
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Jonathan Dunlevie
Daniel Booth
Daniel King
Jacob Duscher
Yianni Pasalias
Jordan Osborne
Pat Singh
Declan Frocaro
Chris Kelly-Watts
Ross Manning
Jonathan Logan
Beau Jedd
Jason Stewart
Joel Jones-Hampton
Dane Maizy
Cameron Nayar
Warren Capes
Andrew Carey
Ary Friedman
Cameron Duncan
Tom Brown
Grant Jones
Brendan Dower
Mikhail Mindelis
Winton Corr
Jess Elms
Luke Maizey
Jack Nagle
Mitch Elms
Paul Murphy
Corey Ward
Peter Mentiplay
Robbie Collett
Jamie Duell
Nick Maizey
Nick Singh
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HIGHETT
DINGLEY
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Elliott Brown
Grant Valencic
Luke Richards
Edward Deal
Matthew Clayton
Brad Sheers
Michael Cook
Lachy McLean
Scott Szatke
Chris Calder
Renny Trainor
Michael Cutler
Robert Ridgway
Justin Greer
Peter Quinn
Justin Greer
Nicola Umiljendic
Dean Spencer
Dion Gory
Aaron Verbakel
William Zoethout
Peter Poelsma
Kevin Mills
Troy Murphy
Jared Muhliesen
Andrew Carey
Ary Friedman
Ben Dawson
Michael Kilner
Daniel Carlton
Daniel Marshall
Billy Prosser
Andrew Little
Ben Fricke
Justin Boughton
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Aaron Sawers
30
Matthew Moore
2
Matthew Freeman
31
Nathan Naughton
3
Lucas Walmsley
32
Sam Williams
4
Jack Ades
33
Nicholas Myhall
5
Bret Lavars
34
Steve Comino
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Ilya Fridman
35
James Ball
7
Tony Lavars
36
Bradley Ferri
8
Daniel Tunik
37
Andrew Puleio
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Travis La Rocca
38
Travis Walker
10
Steven Vinen
39
Tom Ristevski
11
Josh Boyle
40
Todd Wills
12
Luke Bartholomew
41
Bradley Sessler
13
Matthew Morwood
42
Jack Simpson
14
Tom Durea
43
Darren Andrews
15
Luke Forest
44
Daniel Morris
16
Marcus Freeman
45
Tom Cooper
17
Chris Morgan
46
Jesse O.Sullivan
18
Andrew Frost
47
James Cullen
19
Rohan Watson
48
Michael Bruce
20
Lee Wonnacott
50
Adam Sikora
21
Adam Stock
51
Thomas Paterson
22
Stefan Feehan
52
Jack Hyde
23
Nick Costantino
53
Jack Williams
24
Phil Ball
54
Jack Clausen
25
Jackson Peet
58
Daniel Booth
26
Colin Craney
59
Peter Rissi
27
Jason Miles
61
Trent Bartholomew
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Andrew Sloss
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Clinton Brooks
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Leigh Moore
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SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
Division 1: Club Notes
CHELSEA HEIGHTS The 1’s
faced ladder leader St. Pauls in the 4 x 400m
Freestyle relay on Saturday and got out of
the blocks well & had a couple body lengths
lead at the 1st change, thanks to some solid
work from the Coach. The Doggies powered
through the 2nd leg with a turn of pace rarely
seen outside of the Olympics, but with under
half to go, young Archer up from the colts &
swimming in his 1st top level race helped peg
back the margin. At the last turn it was still neck
& neck and Gilly put it a mighty effort, but we
were touched out at the wall. (Do you get that it
was a bit wet?)
Pottsy’s crew had a nice day for some good
old fashion footy. Perfect conditions leading
up to the game & they started off well against
a good opponent in St. Paul’s. Then the
heavens opened and stayed open for the
whole game! There was only a couple points
CHELTENHAM So much for the
warmest start to a year on record! Polar
Bears and Penguins were seen frolicking
on the hill at Dingley last week, such were
the icy, arctic-like conditions.
The constant rain and freezing wind made
life tough for all sides at Souter Oval, but
the Seniors effort cannot be questioned.
Two fluky Dingo goals aside, there was
nothing between the two teams all day,
it just unfortunate that we ended up on
the losing end. Massive game this week
against Clayton that could well decide our
fate come years end.
The Reserves no doubt had the worst of
the conditions if that is possible on such
an ordinary day, but they also ran into an
extremely well-drilled and talented Dingley
outfit. The end result may not have looked
overly positive, but it wasn’t through lack
EAST MALVERN To say
the conditions were difficult for players
(and spectators) at DW Lucas Reserve
last Saturday would be putting it lightly.
Melbourne’s brief spring burst a couple of
days earlier was quickly halted as steady rain
and cold conditions set in for the afternoon.
In the Reserves, East Malvern were searching
for their second win of the season against
traditional foes Clayton. The state of the
ground ensured that it would be a scrappy
game from start to finish. The Panthers
started well with Ben “Ganno” Gannon
booting a monster goal from the boundary
line in front of the Clayton bench. Ganno’s
form was one of the highlights of the day
kicking every one of the Panthers’ 4 goals for
the match. His 4 goals moves him to within 3
of the Reserves leading goal kickers currently
led by the ageless George Gemetzis and DJ
Benny Padula each with 11 goals.
Despite our promising start, Clayton got on
in it at half time & the boys battled hard, but
couldn’t get the job done. Beetlejuice was
best afield for both sides, Washo loved the
soapy conditions, Bryce continued his solid
comeback, Chuck battled the man flu to put in
another good game and Cupit threw his 30kg
bod at everything. Back to the drawing board
this week. It’s now time for players to show who
should be picked for the finals.
The 3’s (or the “Factory” ) squared off against
the Mountain Men (who like Mountain women)
in what was a final 5 shaping contest. Was
essentially a nil all draw at 1/4 time before the
likes of Flack & Zac starting tearing the game
a new one! Enter Cult Figure “The Experiment”
who cleared the ball from the centre bounce &
let loose a barrel from 70m that sailed through
post high & caused some tent popping in the
presidential trackies! Good win in the end.
The Colts again showed plenty early but a
of effort that saw us go down by 10 goals.
Just beaten by a very good team and need
to re-group for another big task this week
against the Clays.
poor 3rd 1/4 cost them. The Frenchman went
on his goal kicking ways with another lazy
5, while Elliot & Patty showed why they’ve
played a bit of senior footy already this year
and Stevie Kat showed why he will in the
future. Concentration seems to be our biggest
opponent.
SOCIAL:
August 11th - Reverse Draw (See posters at
the club & on the Facebook page)
Weekly Awards:
Demon Destroyer: All those who turned up for
the Comedy night. Intimate but enthusiastic
crowd.
Club Person(s): Bryan Dalton - How good are
the burgers & Steak Sanga’s on a cold day!
Demon Dunce(s): Those who take their
holidays during footy Season!
Sponsor of the week: Nooma Massage: 169
Thames Prom. 1300 933 898
August, 12:00pm, Jack Barker Oval
Presentation Night – Friday 29th
September, 7:00pm, Jack Barker Oval
UPCOMING EVENTS: $2000 Draw –
Sunday 11 August, from 12:00pm, Jack
Barker Oval
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Toyota, T.G.I. Friday’s Southland, Tudor Inn
Hotel, Bendigo Bank, Spurling Formalwear,
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Metrofusion, Aero Bar & Bistro, WD Rose
Funerals, Render Elite, Eagle Stationers,
Bakers Delight, Kilburn Joinery, Sport
Strap, Dingley Conveyancing Services,
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Auto Service Centre, Grill’d Southland,
Lobster Cave, Star Bar Hotel, Coreprint,
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continued support.
Last Home Game Lunch – Saturday 24
Go Rosellas!
top towards the end of the first half and kicked
on after half-time to run out comfortable
66 point winners - Clayton’s bigger bodies
proving an important factor in the wet and
challenging conditions. In addition to Ganno,
best players for the EM’s included Brad
Hemphill in the ruck, Nath Moore in the
middle and Harrow and Benny McIvor down
back. Brad’s form over the past month has
been particularly impressive so let’s hope he
continues to hit the packs hard over the final
five rounds.
adjusted better to the conditions early, kicking
4 goals to 2 in the first half to hold an 11 point
advantage at the main break.
The Thirds moved into the top five
with another strong win, this time over
Dandenong. With more and more
players starting to gel, the Chiefs are fast
becoming a cohesive unit that can do
some real damage come September. The
big task is ensuring that we get there.
Luckily for our Netballers, the wet, wintery
conditions caused their match to be
postponed. With just a few weeks left
before the finals, make sure you get down
and support them!!
Although the rain eased for the Seniors,
conditions were no better with both teams
scrapping it out in ultimate wet-weather footy.
Given the conditions, the 4 points were right
there for the taking by either side. Coach
Matty Carroll spoke about the importance of
getting a score on the board early as there
was every chance a total of 4 or 5 goals could
be enough to win. Matty was right on the
money but unfortunately it was Clayton who
The boys rallied in the second half and put in
a gutsy display of tough, contested football.
Tom Delahunty was superb across the
ground all day whilst Trent Hotton made the
conditions look easy, providing an important
target across half-forward. Matty, Crimmo and
Azza were good all day in the guts while the
backline continued to do their thing with Fish,
Johno, Tractor and Doxey all solid. Despite
holding Clayton goalless in the second half,
the Panthers could only manage one more
goal themselves, falling 10 points short at the
final siren. However, plenty of positives can
be taken from the effort into next week’s clash
with top of the table St. Pauls.
Next function - EMFC Trivia Night, 7pm on
Saturday 17th August at the clubrooms! More
details to follow - keep an eye on the wesbite
and facebook.
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DINGLEY The precipitation
persisted unabated all afternoon,
leaving conditions unconducive
to any sort of pretty football. In a
slippery, muddy slog we kept our
noses in front of Cheltenham all
day and at the denouement a 15
point margin probably equates to
something more substantial than
that on a drier day. Dazza was
letting nothing pass down back,
Wonnacott was back to his mean
best, and Luke Bartholomew
provided many highlights with
his trademark bursts down the
middle.
The male exclusion zone created
by Ladies Day at the Club
forced a number of those who
HIGHETT Highett Bulldogs
visited The Peanut Farm and firstly
paid the price of $10-80 for parking
as the only other offer of $4.70 for
an hour does not cover a football
game. Then there was more loss
growing every quarter watching the
scores for both Seniors & Reserves
sides. The weather was atrocious
and may have reached six degrees
at its best, with rain most of the
day. The visitor’s dugout had a
“swimming pool” out the front, so St
Kilda City kindly allowed us to use
the Boag’s tent as our base after
half time. We thank the league
sponsors for providing our shelter.
The good news is that Senior
Coach Daniel Marshall was happy
with each of his players and their
effort on the day. The scores may
appear to tell a different story
without that feedback to players,
but the top game was played in
good spirit in spite of a sixty-six
point deficit and our Bulldogs
stayed focus and continued doing
their best and were simply eaten by
a better side. Well done guys!
usually habitate that area to
gravitate towards the hill, where a
modicum of shelter and Ronnie’s
raging fire helped alleviate the
discomfort of the drizzle. Thus
the Hill Club enjoyed its best
patronage of the season despite
the poor weather, whilst the
potato peelers’ function went
down as the social success story
of the year.
Our trek to Highett this week
affords us the opportunity to fine
tune many facets of our game
before enbarking on a very tough
last 4 matches, all against other
sides currently in the mix for
finals action. The coach would
dearly love to take some big
scalps to boost team self-belief in
the run home to September.
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SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
SENIORS – Sponsored
by Total Waste Management: Sometimes
a hard fought out grinding victory is more
satisfying and does more for a team’s
self-belief than an easier victory. Such
was the case against Chelsea Heights
who always provide great opposition. Jaz
Allen handled the footy cleanly and didn’t
chance too many short deliveries going
long on every occasion. A great duel
unfolded where our own ‘Sandy’ Johnstone
was all over Travis Johnstone like Talcum
Baby Powder for the whole game and
won the honours in a disciplined display.
Christian McCarthy battled hard as did
Gilbo and Nudge out of the guts. Mark
Marasco again showed his value at CHB
and was like a salmon swimming upstream
on several occasions turning the ball back
into our forward line. This week we travel
to East Malvern and must continue to
gather momentum as we count down to the
business end of home and away season.
ST KILDA CITY A huge game
if at all. Highett were fired up and
all credit to them they came out to
play. After an arm wrestle in the first
half of the game, the boys started to
adapt to the wet conditions and took
control in the second half. A strong
performance was only marred by
our inaccuracy in front of goal due
to the conditions. The club faces a
massive test over the next 2 weeks,
as we strive to win a game against a
top 4 side and cement ourselves a
finals position. Destiny is in our own
hands and we have shown that our
best can compete against any other
in the competition. The test will be in
the next 2 weeks if we can do this for
long enough over the 4 quarters and
receive the reward we deserve.
ST PAULS
this week as we travel down the road
to East Brighton where a win would
give us a huge boost as we vie for a
finals position.
Our final function is set for August
10 after our home game against
Heatherton. This will be one of our
biggest $1000 Draws ever so contact
a member of the committee to get
your tickets now.
Seniors report by Gav – Sponsored
by Elwood Community Bank: After
a disappointing final quarter against
St Pauls, the boys were keen to
make amends and fight for a spot in
the top 5 again. Terrible conditions
confronted us at the Peanut Farm and
I would suggest many players and
supporters would not have seen the
ground that wet for a number of years
HEATHERTON
Ray White
Real Estate Reserves: A huge
week for the Tunner reserves. A
commitment from most players to fly
the flag for the 100 year strong footy
club. Last week the game was played
with great spirit. Although the boys
didn’t get the four points, they can
hold their heads up high due to the
spirit in which they played the game.
With only five games to go it would be
great to see the sort of commitment
shown on Saturday for the rest of the
year. If that were to happen some
RESERVES – Sponsored by the Cushion
Lounge: As the rain began to tumble
down and the footy became a cake of
soap, it became a game where the 2nd or
3rd man to the contest had the greatest
chance of winning possession. In a hard
fought contest, we had winners in on-baller
Ben Carracher, 3 goals - and big James
Marasco ‘Sealed’ the deal with a return
to form. Bryce Hayes who relishes the
wet conditions (his father was a mudder)
racked up 29 possessions whilst James
Fisher also chipped in with Pratty down
back to help restrict the Heighters to only
2 goals.
Under 19’s - Sponsored by Merkon
Constructions: This was an important
match for both sides trying to establish a
position in the fi nals. In a tight contested
fi rst half we trailed by 2 goals and couldn’t
fi nd a forward target despite the efforts
Reserves report by Blunners –
Sponsored by The Inkerman Hotel:
Wet and cold conditions meet us at
wins will come the reserves way.
Keep up the good work boys. Huge
congratulations to Needles in playing
his 150th club game.
Cody Gems & Jewellery Seniors:
Last week saw the club host last
year’s premiers at Ross St Reserve.
Conditions were more suited to
water polo than football. Only
one person wasn’t complaining
about the conditions “ Roges”. The
Warrnambool wizard relished the
conditions. Unfortunately for the
club, we went goalless again for the
of Bob Carracher in the midfi eld. After
Half time Matty Blee went into the ruck
and completely dominated the hit outs
which led to continuous clearances and
forays forward allowing Nick Stubbings to
showcase his silky skills as we slammed
through 6 goals. Herby and Hollywood
Muldoon provided great run through half
forward as did Dyl Stewart on return at
CHB. The 37 point margin was a great
result. Well done boys.
SOCIAL: St Paul’s Ladies’ Day - Saturday
17th August - 1.30pm-4.30pm
Prepaid tickets $30 At the door $35 Includes raffl e entry, lunch, beer, wine &
champagne.
Plus live entertainment, games, prizes
and more!
For tickets contact Caitlin on 0459 447 018
or email [email protected]
the Peanut Farm this week for our
game against Highett. Again we
manage to pull together a full side at
the last minute which saw Spanish
and Vadim line up for City. Against
the pouring rain we managed to kick
two goals in the first quarter. The
ressies were keen to maintain our
intensity and pressure in the second
and we had a nice lead going into half
time. After a quick dry off and some
changes of socks we promised to
keep pushing on in the second half.
We did scoring a number of goals in
the third quarter. The resssies ended
up victories by about 10 goals and
the song was with plenty of gusto
after the game . Strong performers
were Lukey B, Norbs, Cotts and
Benny May.
Go City!
second time in three weeks. Not a
great result for the club. Five games
remaining for the year and expecting
some huge matches to come. Players
need to re-group. A huge task this
week as we face Chelsea Heights.
Socially – Ladies night on August
9th at the club. Live band and plenty
of giveaways so get your mothers,
wives, girlfriends to the club for what
promises to be a great night. For
more information see Dale.
Tunners 1913-2013 (100 years strong)
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EAST BRIGHTON Reserves:
We don’t have to bang on about the
weather last week. It was very wet
but what we can say is that either
Heatherton drop down to Division
2 or the new rooms cannot come
quick enough. The portables are an
absolute disaster, particularly on a
wet day. On the ground the 2’s were
more determined and handled the
slop better than their opponents. The
rain never let up. It was a must win
and the players got the job done.
This week against City may well
determine whether the “F” word is to
be mentioned again.
Seniors: Heatherton have created
some upsets in the wet against
East Brighton in recent times none
more surprising than last year at
Hurlingham Park. Form on the
track during the week was poor,
preparation was not ideal and the
Tonners are desperate to remain in
Division 1 because it’s a long way
back from Division 2 so a fierce
contest in shocking conditions was
expected. It was important to get
the jump and the team did hoping
St.Pauls could do their bit at Chelsea
Heights and allow the Vampires to
slip into 3rd place. That won’t be
permanent if the game against St
Kilda City goes the wrong way. Form
has been pretty good over the past
month but the Saints could have
pinched it last time around and have
improved in recent weeks so expect
it to go down to the wire. This is a real
danger game.
Social
College Party Saturday August 24th
at the rooms with special guest Dave
Hughes. $25.00 entry see Hilly or
Mick Rogers for tickets. Vampire
Circle tickets are still available
$100.00 12 chances left to win your
money back $2000.00 first prize.
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anyone that wants white goods?
Direct them our way. Contact Hilly or
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Division 2 Preview / The Footy Tragic
ROUND 13 was cold, wet and
miserable but most games panned
out as expected, the only game
that didn’t was the clash of the top
2 sides at Mordialloc.
With a pretty even first half at
Mordialloc, the visitors held sway
by only 3 points after being down
by a tad over 2 goals at quarter
time. With goals like diamonds in
the conditions, Oakleigh District
managed 3 goals to one in the
third “Premiership” quarter to hold
an eight point lead at 3/4 time.
Both teams managed only one
goal each in the last quarter with
Oakleigh District hanging on for a
seven point victory and won Top
Spot on the Ladder, a game ahead
of Mordialloc, who cling onto
second spot by percentage over
the next 3 teams, all being 9 and 4.
Bentleigh took on Hampton and
were never in trouble, once again
showing they bounce back hard
from previous defeats. Hampton’s
Finals dream surely is out of reach
now, almost requiring a miracle to
reach the top 5. With 4 of the last 5
games against teams above them
on the ladder, 3 currently in the top
5, I can’t see them making up the
games deficit and increasing their
percentage enough to get through.
South Yarra went down to
Murrumbeena as expected, the
weather prevented Murrumbeena
from getting a healthy boost
to their percentage and
Murrumbeena still has concerns in
that area, as 6th place Skye has a
whopping percentage, if they can
catch up in wins, they will leap frog
Murrumbeena into the finals. Of
course, if Murrumbeena manages
to keep winning the percentage
difference will mean “Jack”.
Skye overcame Caulfield with
ease at Koornang Park in another
low scoring affair. Skye’s final’s
dream remains well and truly
alive, Caulfield can concentrate
on development for Season 2014,
they will need to look for some
more talent if they are going to
improve next year.
Whatever faint finals hopes that
Moorabbin held for this season
were well and truly killed off by an
efficient Springvale Districts side.
The most one sided game of the
round saw the home side never
troubled.
Bentleigh vs
Springvale DIstricts
Hopefully the weather is better
this week as this shapes as the
match of the round. Springvale
Districts are one of the form sides
over the last few weeks whereas
Bentleigh has been a bit on the
patchy side, dropping a few
games they should have easily
won. Both sides will be keen to
get a “mental edge” over the
other as finals approach. I think
Bentleigh will reign here but there
shouldn’t be much in it
Skye vs Hampton
If this match goes Skye’s way,
they could be a great chance to
jump into 5th spot, depending
on Murrumbeena’s performance.
Hampton won’t make the finals,
but will be keen to take as many
scalps as it can for the rest of the
season and would love to say they
killed of someone else’s finals
chances. That won’t happen this
week, Skye has too much at stake
and should be too good here.
Oakleigh District vs Caulfield
Oakleigh will be keen to extract
revenge on the Bears for the
earlier loss at Koornang Park this
season. Caulfield will be keen to
win to regain the “Chops Langkau
Trophy” that these teams vie for
each year they play each other. If
both teams win one game each
against each other in a season,
the winner if the Trophy goes
to who wins after all the scores
are added together. This means
that Caulfield won by 16 points
in round 5, so Oakleigh District
means to win by 17 points or
more, Caulfield needs to either
win by any margin or lose by
less than 16 points. Game on!
Oakleigh to win, no prediction
on who takes out the “Chops
Langkau Trophy”.
Moorabbin vs South Yarra
South Yarra’s season doesn’t
seem to be getting any better.
They finally get a game against
a team only 2 spots above them
on the ladder and have to not
only play them “away’, but have
to play a team on the rebound
who will be keen to take out their
frustrations from last week’s loss.
Moorabbin will win this game.
Murrumbeena vs Mordialloc
This also could rate as game
of the round. Mordialloc will be
keen to get back on the winning
list, Murrumbeena will be keen
on holding onto fifth spot on the
ladder.
A Murrumbeena loss combined
with a Skye victory would see the
first change in the make up of
the five since early in the season.
All that being said, this is the
hardest game for me to select
the winner. I can never seem to
pick Murrumbeena correctly, they
seem to delight in proving me
wrong. I still have to go on gut
feel. Gut feel tells me Mordialloc,
so Murrumbeena should be
happy with that, as previously
stated, they love to prove me
wrong!
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SENIORS
RESERVES
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
PTS
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Oakleigh District
13
10
3
0
1115
890
125.28
40
Bentleigh
13
13
0
0
1574
433
363.51
PTS
52
Mordialloc
13
9
4
0
1081
641
168.64
36
Skye
13
12
1
0
1217
399
305.01
48
Bentleigh
13
9
4
0
1075
752
142.95
36
Murrumbeena
13
9
4
0
1096
688
159.30
36
Springvale Dists.
13
9
4
0
1127
929
121.31
36
Hampton
13
9
4
0
990
670
147.76
36
Murrumbeena
13
8
5
0
1147
994
115.39
32
Springvale Dists.
13
6
7
0
832
896
92.86
24
Skye
13
7
6
0
1231
779
158.02
28
Oakleigh District
13
6
7
0
864
1055
81.90
24
Hampton
13
6
7
0
862
914
94.31
24
Mordialloc
13
5
8
0
945
799
118.27
20
Moorabbin
13
4
9
0
889
1132
78.53
16
South Yarra
13
3
10
0
577
1237
46.65
12
Caulfield
13
3
10
0
750
1139
65.85
12
Moorabbin
13
2
11
0
632
1419
44.54
8
South Yarra
13
0
13
0
655
1762
37.17
0
Caulfield
13
0
13
0
327
1458
22.43
0
Division 2 Seniors
Mordialloc
Oakleigh District
3.1
1.0
6.3
6.0
Division 2 Reserves
7.4
9.0
8.5-53
10.0-60
Mordialloc: Goal Kickers: J. Pennycuick 2, J. Kovarik, N. Corda,
A. McMahon, S. Van Velsen, C. Roggero, C. Neville
Best Players: C. Neville, T. Bastion, M. Barnhoorn, L. McIver, C. Roggero,
T. Crilley
Oakleigh District: Goal Kickers: D. Velardo 4, L. Behin, D. Sgambelloni,
G. Mason, P. Fermanis, J. Sibilia, M. Hacket
Best Players: P. Carroll, S. Chalwell, D. Velardo, G. Mason, M. Hacket, P. Fermanis
Bentleigh
Hampton
2.2
1.1
4.4
2.1
8.4
3.1
9.4-58
3.2-20
Bentleigh: Goal Kickers: L. Morrison 4, S. Mortimer, N. James,
A. Pendlebury, K. Swinden, K. Rodwell
Best Players: T. Stach, L. Morrison, T. Backman, C. Fidler, M. Healy,
C. Kinsella
Hampton: Goal Kickers: L. Batt, D. Renton, J. Kerrigan
Best Players: J. Timms, D. Armansin, D. Guiry, P. McMahon, J. Simon, D. Renton
South Yarra
Murrumbeena
0.3
3.4
0.4
4.8
1.5
5.8
3.5-23
8.10-58
South Yarra: Goal Kickers: C. Brady 2, J. Wingrove
Best Players: D. Russell, A. Strelec, J. Wingrove, C. Hounihan, T. Hanney,
C. Brady
Murrumbeena: Goal Kickers: D. Willis 3, M. Walder 2, J. Smith, R. Ziebell,
L. Porter
Best Players: J. Semmel, M. Farthing, M. Walder, J. Smith, C. Hargrave,
D. Willis
Caulfield
Skye
0.0
0.3
1.0
0.8
1.2-8
3.10
1.2-8
6.18-54
Caulfield: Goal Kickers: L. Mulcahy
Best Players: T. Siegert, A. O’Shea, A. Ballard, T. Heagney, T. Kennedy,
D. McGinley
Skye: Goal Kickers: D. Spinucci 2, M. Watts, L. McGuinness, S. Fox,
B. Walker
Best Players: J. Alexander, M. Doyle, K. Tucker, A. Beness, M. Feddersen,
D. Spinucci
Springvale Districts
Moorabbin
5.1
1.1
7.3
1.4
9.5
1.4
10.5-65
1.8-14
Springvale Districts: Goal Kickers: B. Athanasopoulos 4, G. Vassallo 3,
M. Thompson, A. Nichols, R. Wachter
Best Players: J. Doust, M. Campbell, K. Merz, B. Athanasopoulos, D. Wilson,
L. Ross
Moorabbin: Goal Kickers: M. Johansson
Best Players: J. Hopper, A. Sharp, M. Dettmann, R. Short, J. Hadfield, B. Sloss
Mordialloc
Oakleigh District
6.1
0.2
8.2
1.2
9.3
2.2
11.8-74
3.2-20
Mordialloc: Goal Kickers: D. Barlow 5, R. Hoy 2, S. Pitura,
S. Cunningham, R. Williams, M. Ravenall
Best Players: S. Lawton, S. Pitura, D. Barlow, M. Ravenall, R. Williams,
N. Sutherland
Oakleigh District: Goal Kickers: S. Jacobs, P. Gurr, D. Barbaro
Best Players: J. Thexton, D. Slater, S. King, P. Gurr, M. Jolly, Y. Raju
Bentleigh
Hampton
1.2
4.1
2.5
5.3
4.5
5.3
5.6-36
5.4-34
Bentleigh: Goal Kickers: A. Hendry 2, C. Sharp 2, B. Zylbersztajn
Best Players: J. Everitt, S. Adaway, C. Sice, A. Hendry, M. Grech,
M. Ferris
Hampton: Goal Kickers: T. Pucella 2, J. Collins 2, J. Walsh
Best Players: M. Thorneycroft, T. Pucella, J. Peters, S. Hunt, A. Berecz, L. Parker
South Yarra
Murrumbeena
1.0
1.3
2.1
1.6
2.2
4.12
2.2-14
4.14-38
South Yarra: Goal Kickers: R. Riel 2
Best Players: A. Noel, P. Quinn, R. Riel, C. Kaliviotis, A. Callendar,
J. Soares
Murrumbeena: Goal Kickers: R. Johnson, M. Leary, D. Rushton, J. Ando
Best Players: R. Johnson, D. Easton, R. White, A. Ellis, T. Hutching, C. Smith
Caulfield
Skye
1.0
4.3
1.0
4.6
1.0
11.11
1.0-6
14.18-102
Caulfield: Goal Kickers: R. Southam
Best Players: D. Baude, K. Green, W. Lucardie, B. Harris, A. Clarke,
R. Southam
Skye: Goal Kickers: S. Werner 3, F. Payenda 3, W. Earle 2, L. Scott,
N. Webb, B. Evans, M. Kalviskis, R. Libbis, C. Smith
Best Players: D. Love, B. Femino, L. Scott, C. Smith, D. Dart, S. Werner
Moorabbin
2.6
0.0
610
0.1
7.14
1.2-8
11.16-82
2.6-18
Springvale Districts: Goal Kickers: M. Pay 3, P. Ramsay, L. Bray,
C. Chalmers, L. Wenke, T. Bacic, D. Bramble, S. Moore, R. Gee
Best Players: L. Bray, R. Gee, B. Wilson, S. Brown, P. Norman, S. Moore
Moorabbin: Goal Kickers: M. Johnson , B. Gommers
Best Players: L. Bond, M. Johnson, R. Fenton, S. Hopkins, J. Cusin
SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
ROUND 1
13-Apr-13
ROUND 7
25-May-13
ROUND 13
20-Jul-13
Mordialloc 12.11.83 def. Hampton 3.8.26
Sth Yarra 11.11.77 def. by Caulfield 21.14.140
Springvale Dists 13.7.85 def. Skye 13.6.84
Bentleigh13.8.86def.byOakleighDist14.11.95
Moorabbin 10.12.72 def. by M’beena 16.19.115
Mordialloc 12.12.84 def. Bentleigh 6.6.42
Sth Yarra 15.6.96 def. by S.Districts 33.16.214
Caulfield 12.5.77 def. by Moorabbin 13.14.92
Skye 9.10.64 def. by M’beena 11.9.75
Hampton 17.7.109 def. Oakleigh Dist 8.7.55
Mordialloc 8.5.53 def. by O.District 10.0.60
Sth Yarra 3.5.23 def. M’beena 8.10.58
S.Districts 10.5.65 def. Moorabbin 1.8.14
Bentleigh 9.4.58 def. Hampton 3.2.20
Caulfield 1.2.8 def. by Skye 6.18.54
ROUND 2
20-Apr-13
ROUND 8
1-Jun-13
Caulfield 8.7.55 def. by Mordialloc 23.12.150
Skye 22.19.151 def. South Yarra 8.2.50
Oakleigh Dist 9.8.62 def. Springvale Dists 6.11.47
M’beena 3.11.29 def. by Bentleigh 15.10.100
Hampton 11.10.76 def. Moorabbin 8.12.60
Springvale Dists. 8.9.57 def. Mordialloc 5.7.37
South Yarra 7.9.51 def. by Hampton 13.17.95
Bentleigh 18.9.117 def. Caulfield 4.3.27
Moorabbin 15.7.97 def. Skye 8.11.59
M’beena 12.7.79 def. by Oakleigh Dist. 17.3.105
ROUND 14
27-Jul-13
Murrumbeena v Mordialloc
Moorabbin v South Yarra
Bentleigh v Springvale Districts
Oakleigh District v Caulfield
Skye v Hampton
ROUND 3
27-Apr-13
HOLMESGLEN ROUND 9
15-Jun-13
Mordialloc 10.7.67 def. Skye 5.9.39
Sth Yarra 8.8.56 def. by Oakleigh Dist. 23.11.149
Springvale Dists. 15.6.96 def. M’beena 5.18.48
Bentleigh 13.16.94 def. Moorabbin 3.7.25
Caulfield 4.11.35 def. by Hampton 9.7.61
Mordialloc 23.14.152 def. Sth Yarra 5.3.33
Caulfield 9.6.60 def. by S.Districts 15.9.99
Skye 13.12.90 def. Bentleigh 9.8.62
O.District11.13.79def.Moorabbin10.12.72
Hampton 14.10.94 def. M’beena 12.6.78
ROUND 4
4-May-13
ROUND 10
22-Jun-13
Oakleigh Dist. 9.12.66 def. Mordialloc 7.7.49
M’beena 25.22.172 def. South Yarra 3.5.23
Moorabbin 11.16.82 def. by S. Dists. 16.14.110
Hampton 10.9.69 def. by Bentleigh 10.10.70
Skye 16.12.108 def. Caulfield 7.4.46
Hampton 9.5.59 def. by Mordialloc 12.10.82
Caulfi eld 15.16.106 def. Sth Yarra 7.7.49
Skye 15.4.94 def. Springvale Dist. 9.6.60
Oakleigh Dist. 10.11.71 def. by B’leigh 12.13.85
M’beena 21.12-138 def. Moorabbin 16.5.101
ROUND 5
11-May-13
ROUND 11
29-Jun-13
Mordialloc 10.8.68 def. by M’beena 13.6.84
Sth Yarra 9.13.67 def. by Moorabbin 14.13.97
S.Districts 11.8.74 def. by B’leigh 15.10.100
Caulfield 9.10.64 def. Oakleigh Dist. 6.12.48
Hampton 4.9.33 def. by Skye 23.12.150
Mordialloc 15.13.103 def. Caulfield 2.6.18
Sth Yarra 4.8.32 def. Skye 30.24.204
S.Dist. 6.7.43 def. by O’leigh Dist. 15.9.99
Bentleigh 11.5.71 def. by M’beena 13.8.86
Moorabbin 11.12.78 def. Hampton 10.11.71
ROUND 6
18-May-13
ROUND 12
6-Jul-13 / 13-Jul-13
Moorabbin 7.5.47 def. by Mordialloc 10.10.70
Bentleigh 9.25.79 def. South Yarra 4.6.30
S.Districts 8.12.60 def. Hampton 6.9.45
M’beena 11.11.77 def. Caulfield 9.6.60
O.District 12.9.87 def. Skye 11.13.79
Skye 7.13.55 def. by Mordialloc 12.11.83
O.District 22.13.145 def. Sth Yarra 10.8.68
M’beena 17.6.108 def. by S.Dist. 18.9.117
Moorabbin 6.16.52 def. by B’leigh 17.9.111
Hampton 15.14.104 def. Caulfield 8.6.54
ROUND 15
3-Aug-13
Mordialloc v Moorabbin
South Yarra v Bentleigh
Hampton v Springvale Districts
Caulfield v Murrumbeena
Skye v Oakleigh District
ROUND 16
10-Aug-13
Bentleigh v Mordialloc
Springvale Districts v South Yarra
Moorabbin v Caulfield
Murrumbeena v Skye
Oakleigh District v Hampton
ROUND 17
17-Aug-13
Mordialloc v Springvale Districts
Hampton v South Yarra
Caulfield v Bentleigh
Skye v Moorabbin
Oakleigh District v Murrumbeena
ROUND 18
24-Aug-13
South Yarra v Mordialloc
Springvale Districts v Caulfield
Bentleigh v Skye
Moorabbin v Oakleigh District
Murrumbeena v Hampton
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Bentleigh
Ground: Bentleigh Recreation Reserve,
Arthur Street (Melway Ref 86 B6)
Ground: Springvale Reserve, Newcomen Rd
(Melway Ref 79 J7)
Telephone: 0409 845 439
Telephone: 0421 322 472
Colours: Navy Blue with Red Yoke
Senior Coach: Bradley Canavan
Colours: Navy With Red Cuffs and White
Monogram
Reserves Coach: Scott Lambert
Senior Coach: Jack McTaggart
Reserves Coach: Brad Bruni
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PLAYER
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2
3
4
4a
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Scott Lawry
Brody Lawford
Dale Hynes
Daniel Jones
Scott Sice
James Robertson
Sam Mercuri
Sean Holmesby
Bobby Bennett
Lochlan Tangas
Tom Backman
Kyle Swinden
James Todd
Tom Stach
Chris Sharp
Matt Healy
Luke Morrison
Con Petropoulos
Shaun Adaway
Andrew Lee
Ryan Fishlock
Nathan James
Elijah Shawcroft
Chis Sice
Chris Clement
Andrew West
Kyle Rodwell
Slavic Silka
Callum Hart
Aaron Clough
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
54
56
60
61
63
66
67
71
Ryan Murphy
Amir Banks
Chris Fiddler
Kade Murphy
Paul Magnifico
Leigh Ireson
Mark Ferris
Luke Holmesby
Alan Hendry
Michael Laskey
Blair Richardson
Andrew Pendlebury
Tristan Mayling
Matthew Grech
Oliver Box
Carlos Kamus
Ben Zylbersztajn
James Ireson
James Prantzos
Eugene Alter
Ben Zurak
Max Budds
Haydon Day
Jayke Everitt
Scott Lambert
Dion Sclarr
Luke Delaney
Colum Kinsella
Scott Mortimer
1
Matt Thompon
24
Jackson Bolch
2
Brendan Ashman
25
Craig Keenan (V.C)
3
Gavin Vassallo (Capt)
25a
Bradley Dight
TEAM
BENTLEIGH
SPRINGVALE DISTS.
1/4 TIME
4
Ash Beasy
26
Stephen Bagley
4a
Jason Caruana
27
Danny Wilson
5
Ben Laier
29
Lem Nguyen
6
Damian Stoter-Rainer
30
Aaron Hendserson
7
Brad Scott
31
Jordan Wachter
8
Kris Merz
32
Jose Rodriguez
9
Kris Thompson
33
Tim Bacic
10
Adam Nichols
34
Damian Stark
11
Rob Johnston
35
Shannon Brown
11a
Kane Milne
36
Leighton Ross
12
Tyson Bramble
37
Chris Chalmers
13
Justin Doust
39
Bradley Wilson
14
Ryan Wachter
40
Dean Kovacic
15
Paul Norman
41
Shane Larner
16
Matt Pay
42
Matthew Morgan
18
Clain Whitlock-Shoppee
43
Luke Wenke
19
Matthew Campbell
44
Darren Oakley
20
Richard Gee
45
Lance Baptist
21
James Franssen
46
David Monaghan
22
Dylan Bramble
47
Jason Grech
22a
Ben Sommers
48
Lee Grech
23
Billy Athanasopoulos
49
David Ford
23a
Sean Francis
50
Jay Frredman
1/2 TIME
3/4 TIME
FULL TIME
SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
Skye
Hampton
Ground: Steve Thompson Reserve,
Wedge Rd Carrum Downs
(Melway Ref 96 J10)
Ground: Peterson Street Reserve
(Melway Ref 77 B8)
Telephone: 0412 341 136
Colours: Yellow, Black and Blue
Colours: Light Grey, Red/Grey Sash,
Red Crest with Black Bomber Emblem
Senior Coach: Chris Worner
Telephone: 0417 019 816
Senior Coach: Corey Stephens/David Paten
Reserves Coach: Shane Burbidge
Reserves Coach: Glenn Harvey
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PLAYER
#
PLAYER
1
Mark Frizell
29
Brendan Femino
2
Aaron Pacey
30
Michael Kalviskis
3
Ben Walker
31
Bradley Espie
4
Ben Telindert
33
Paul Perez
5
Ryan Hart
34
Hayden Sawyer
6
Anthony Craddock
35
John Lalor
7
Luke McGuinness
36
Daniel Hewitt
8
Kane Tucker
42
Matthew Chaplin
9
Timothy Mayor
44
Travis Kitchin
9a
Nicholas Webb
45
Jarryd Karadeas
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
10
Marty Watts
48
Daniel Turner
11a
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17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
1/2 TIME
3/4 TIME
11
Mark Feddersen
49
Callum Lester
12
Christian Mcguire
50
Sean Murnane
12a
12
Daniel Kitchin
51
Corey Mattsson
12a
Andrew Hook
53
Paddy Malone
13
Shane Werner
58
Daniel Born
14
Warren Earle
61
Adam Beness
15
James Alexander
61a
M Grech
15a
Cameron Petrie
63
Michael Kane
16
Timothy Barr
64
Sotirios Solomonidis
17
Bradley Nicol
65
Travis Scott
18
Craig Earle
67
Domenic Spinucci
19
Patrick Cook
68
Blake Bormann
20
Chris Smith
69
Dylan De Prazer
21
Brent Nano
70
Luke Minehan
22
Benjamin Evans
71
Jamie Solly-Prestage
23
Ryan Kitchin
73
Simon Harper
Luke Scott
74
James Davis
28
James Bateman
75
Daniel Parkinson
TEAM
SKYE
1/4 TIME
#
Lachlan Batt (Sen CC)
Joshua Wood
Matt Digby
David Masson
Reid Griffin
Jordon Nevitt
Damian Armansin
Troy Selim
Harry Harcourt
Nick O’Donovan
Josh Burbidge
Jake Walsh
Chris Worner
Justin Warke
Chris Grove
Ryan Castles
Tim Yeowart
Josh Tempany (Res CC)
Jake Timms
Brendan Bennett
Chase Griffin
Daniel Keleher
Paul Diluvio
Jaiden Peters
Ryan Pearce
Steve Hunt
Joel Hanlon (Sen CC)
Tate Griffin
Matthew Thomson
Josh Jewell
Alex Berecz
Leigh Lighten
11a
23a
PLAYER
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14
15
15a
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
38a
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41
42
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44
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52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
71
PLAYER
Matthew Bailey
James Feather
Jake Simon
Jack Bennett
Patrick McMahon
Luke Coulson
Dan Guiry
Jamie Trimble
Darren Harrison
Mark Aumont
Ren McNeil
Tim Nixon
Joshua Kerrigan
Luke Stevens (Res CC)
Will Fordham
Matthew Thornycroft
Paris Romanis
Anthony Ticca
Jake Chitty
Andrew Sayer
Aron Hutchison
Ash Olin
Liam Parker
Shaun Lawther
Brad Duke
Michael Abdul-Massih
Thomas Eden
Calen Roberts
Josh Collins
Jack Franks
Daniel Wells
Dave Renton
FULL TIME
HAMPTON
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Oakleigh District
Caulfield
Ground: Princes Highway Reserve
(Melway Ref 70 B10)
Ground: Koornang Park, Carnegie
(Melway Ref 68 J6)
Telephone: 0438 484 191 or 0433 819 255
Telephone: 0403 237 292
Colours: Black with White Sash
Colours: Navy, Red, Gold
Senior Coach: Scott Chalwell
Senior Coach: Rob Oliver
Reserves Coach: Rick Nagliati
Reserves Coach: Andrew Miles
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PLAYER
1
2
3
4
4a
5
6
7
8
8a
9
10
11
12
13
13a
14
15
16
17
18
18a
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Scott Chalwell
Joe Sibilia
Lou Gangemi
Dom Carosella
James Black
Pat Carroll
Luke Behin
Rob Mackay
Dave Velardo
Matt Pabst
Mitch Tessoriero
Paul Gurr
Will Le Marca
Tim McMahon
Dan Kiellerup
Roco Schiarello
Alex Cox
Kane Micheline
Ben Pelly
Michael McCormack
Paul Melrose
Charlie Kitchen
Adib Wibawa
Daniel Sgambelloni
Paul Fermanis
Joe Castello
Dylan Mounsey
Matt Jolly
Daniel Liston
Fabian Pataud
Daniel Saldanha
Christian Lobosco
Sam Guerens
George Stamatakos
TEAM
OAKLEIGH DIST.
CAULFIELD
#
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32
33
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58
60
61
62
64
65
68
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
Matt Hackett
Mick Chiovitti
Jason Thexton
Dave Barbaro
Tyson Von Duve
Yaz Raju
Sam Clayfield
Khaled Kandakji
Dave Slater
Michael Papargiris
Rocco Cappelleri
Nicholas Gisonda
John Stanborough
Dave Bedgood
Mark Jacotine
Matthew Bowman
Jason Scarlett
Ken Chauhan
Jake Mounsey
Aslan Kuyucu
James Sabell
Matt Taylor
George Mason
Ben Shuey
Joerel Goujon
Steve Parlamentas
Scott Moore
Mark Thangarajasingham
John Cardamone
Andrew Debono
Matt LeSuey
Nathan Ptoctor
Brent DomPaul
Shane King
1
Tom Heagney
28
Matt Marsh
2
Tim Kennedy - Co-Cap
29
Adam Ballard
3
Tim Lucas
30
Tom Dickson
4
Chris Dove
31
Matthew Coughlan
5
Luke Cieslak
32
Benn Harris
6
Anthony O’Shea
34
Kyle Green
7
Tom Siegert - Co-Cap
35
Andrew Bold
9
Bruce Kain
36
Will Hunter
10
James Blomeley
37
Allan Clarke
11
Iain Musster
38
Brett Phillips
12
Daniel McGinley
39
Ashley Cooper
13
Damien Richardson
40
Jason Twirdy
14
Karl Bower
41
Nick Everon
15
Tom Stait
42
Josh Mortimer
16
Chris Todd
44
Jesse Martin
17
Brendan Wilson
46
Miles Thomson
18
Warren Davie
47
Kristian Tribuiani
19
Luke Kosmanis
49
Steve Gange
20
Martin Kocurek
50
Mark Carroll
21
Matthew Casey
53
Steve McLean
22
Jordan Roberts
54
John Eierweis
23
Justin Tippett
56
Matthew Clifford
24
Matthew Costantino
58
Marc Gould
25
Alex Hill
60
Michael Toose
26
Colin Trigellis-Smith
1/4 TIME
1/2 TIME
3/4 TIME
PLAYER
FULL TIME
SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
Moorabbin
South Yarra
Ground: Widdop Cres, Hampton East
(Melway Ref: Map 77 B7)
Ground: Fritz Holzer Park
(Melway Ref 45 G12)
Telephone: 0417 015 387
Colours: Blue and White
Colours: Royal Blue Yoke, Maroon, Gold Lion
Senior Coach: David Stynes
Senior Coach: Josh Gledhill
Reserves Coach: Wayne Hardman
Reserves Coach: Lachlan Clohesy
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PLAYER
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PLAYER
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PLAYER
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PLAYER
1
Matthew Johansson
31
Dylan Luff
2
David Sheehan
32
Michael Broad
3
Andrew Sharp
33
Jamie Hutchinson
4
James Hadfield
34
Christopher Smith
5
Trent Davey
35
Jordan Cusin
6
Brendan Sloss
36
Clinton Patterson
7
David Stynes
37
Russell Short
8
Fabian Peta
38
Connor McGibbon
9
Nathan Lowther
39
Mark Johnson
10
Lincoln Bond
40
Peter Gerard
11
Hayden Schipper
41
Brendan Gommers
12
Rick Parker
42
Liep Kuel
13
Mark Russell
43
Mike Detterman
14
Martene Herbert
44
Izayah Ropta
15
Chris Katal
46
Steve Hopkins
16
Tim Caterson
47
Aaron Robins
17
Pete Short
48
Aaron Bodin
18
Trent Davey
49
Luke Johansson
19
Michael Lobb
50
Nick Buckley
20
Josh Board
52
Nathan Coe
21
Jay Milford- Robertson
54
Tim Denise
22
George Glitzos
55
Connor Daly
23
Trent Barlow
56
Tamrua McGregor
24
Anthony Ngawaka
57
Ryan Fenton
25
Ryan Bennett
58
Danny Osbaldeston
27
Dan Emmett
60
Matt Johnson
28
Rhys Manukau
61
Mitchell Dunn
29
Caleb Lazar
62
Patrick Reaby
30
Jeremy Hopper
63
Phutake Herbert
1
1
2
2
3
4
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
9
9
11
11
12
13
14
14
15
16
17
18
18
19
19
20
20
21
22
22
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23
24
25
26
26
27
28
28
Paul McNamara
Lachlan Clohesy
Daniel Gledhill
Peter Rowe
Adam Strelec
Daniel Byra
David Jackson
Nick Musso
Julian Belfrage
Michael Bohan
Chris Merchant
Anton Tidmarsh
Sam Quirk
Luke Wentworth
Troy Snow
Shaun Gale
Ryan Lapish
Jarrod Pollard
Tom Rogers
Josh Gledhill
Bernard Brady
Todd Davey
Cory Brady
Matt Jewell
Daniel Russell
Geoff Zach
Daniel Palling
Ross Gehrig
Wilson Vong
Mills Jarryd
Andre Leslie
John Bohan
Jamie Bazant
Tom McDonald
Cameron Veal
Brayden Pettigrove
Anthony Pane
Jake Brown
Nick Presland
Tom Hanney
Chris Wood
Joel Birthisel
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30
31
32
32
33
34
34
35
35
36
36
37
38
39
40
44
44
46
47
49
51
53
53
54
55
56
56
57
58
59
60
62
63
65
65
69
71
77
79
83
85
Matt Jackson
Michael Higgins
Nick Pane
Nick Thomas
Josh Wingrove
Andrew Callender
Bill Draper
Tom O’Connor
David Keane
John Shaddock
Aaron Jobe
Jeremy Dyson
Anthony Denaro
Andrew Mills
Daniel Borg
Chris Lay
Troy Lange
Jay Turnbull
Lucas Moorby
Paul Brown
Peter Quinn
Joe Ibrahim
Mat Dube
James Soares
Sean Dixon
Will Quince
Daniel Gledhill
Sam Johnson
Julius Smith
Anthony Pattison
Ricky Riel
Ryhan Pearse
Ricky Barnes
Daniel Borg
Michael Higgon
Peter Mackay
Michael Talbin
Daniel Mahoney
Jayden Neve
Rory Smeaton
Peter Quinn
Mark Phillips
TEAM
MOORABBIN
1/4 TIME
1/2 TIME
3/4 TIME
FULL TIME
SOUTH YARRA
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SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
Murrumbeena
Mordialloc
Ground: Murrumbeena Park, M’beena
(Melway Ref 68 H6)
Ground: Ben Kavanagh Reserve
(Melway Ref 87 G12)
Colours: Maroon, Gold Saddle & Lion Emblem
Colours: Red Yoke with White Stripes
Senior Coach: Matt Jones
Senior Coach: Sam Anstey
Reserves Coach: Jeremy Sissons
Reserves Coach: Peter Laspatzis
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PLAYER
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PLAYER
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PLAYER
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PLAYER
1
Dean Spanos
29
Andy Magdis
1
Anthony Scafidi
26
Sam Maguire
2
Justin Pilgrim
30
David Murphy
2
James Pennycruick
27
Cam Patton
3
Michael Kinsella
31
Chris Smith
3
Jamie Cooke
27a
Justin Carroll
4
Daniel Willis
32
Joel Statham
4
Sam Anstey
28
Scott Pitura
5
Matthew Terrell
29
Travis Bruce
6
Todd Bastion
29a
Josh Patira
7
Nathan Evans
30
Josh Kovarik
8
Andrew Scafidi
31
Ryan Williams
9
Josh Patira
32
Aaron Freeman
10
Jayden Gregory
33
Paddy Smith
5
Josh Smith
33
Wade Charalambous
6
Justin Ando
34
Adam Vanderneut
7
Rob Ziebell
35
Matt Kilmartin
8
Glenn Gallagher
36
Rick Wills
9
Mitch Walder
37
Shaun Thompson
10
Jim Ryan
38
Michael McCormack
11
Carey Neville
34
Luke Ardrey
11
Tom Ryan
39
Luke Porter
11a
Shane Cudby
35
Chris Roggero
12
David Easton
40
Mark Richardson
12
Tim Crilley
36
Matt Ravenall
13
Jason Cornish
41
Daniel Rushton
13
Lachlan McIver
37
Andrew Kent
14
Shaun Hawking
42
Mark Macdonald
14
Nicholas Corda
38
Josh Tarrant
15
Michael Farthing
43
Sam Parkes
15
Sean Van Velsen
39
Nick Kovarik
16
Jesse Douma
44
Andy Ellis
16
David Mapstone
40
Nick Soulsby
17
Matt Jones
45
Tom Thornton
17
Jamie Neville
41
Stefan Gregory
18
Jeremy Sissons
46
Dale Larkins
18
Shane Lawton
42
Nick Garrett
19
Jordan Lynch
43
Tom Howard
20
David Marguglio
44
Andrew McMahon
20a
Damien Fisher
45
Dhana Nithyakumar
21
Chris Hudson
46
Cameron Green
22
Dan Lynch
47
Matt Barker
22a
William Heaven
48
Dan Foster
19
Rod Johnson
47
Josh Hargreaves
20
Tom Gheller
48
Cam Walker
21
Cory Hargrave
49
Mark Charalambous
22
Kane Downing
50
Tom Valenta
23
Brett Ziebell
51
Cam Lee
24
Micah Venturini
52
Quenton Pongracz
23
Tony Decemendo
49
Ryan Hoy
26
Jake Semmel
53
Michael Leary
23a
Jack Hobley
50
Nala Sutherland
27
Derek Evans
54
Dan Cavanagh
24
Michael Barnhoorn
51
Dyllan Jack
28
Adam Brookes
25
Andrew Fyans
52
Kyle Vazzoler
TEAM
MURRUMBEENA
MORDIALLOC
1/4 TIME
1/2 TIME
3/4 TIME
FULL TIME
SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
HAMPTON We took on
Bentleigh in very trying conditions
and were competitive up until half
time. We couldn’t maintain our
intensity in the second half against
a quality outfit, eventually going
down by around 6 goals. There are
still areas for improvement including
our discipline and playing to team
instructions, but we still have belief
that we can participate in finals.
Better players were Giz, big Davo,
cockroach Chris Worner, Timmsy
and Woody.
The ressies took on the undefeated
Bentleigh outfit and were on from
the start. Our intensity, work rate
and head over the ball footy was
outstanding all day having led for
99% of game time until Bentleigh
kicked a lucky one with only seconds
to go to get over the line by 2 points.
SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS
Vale Ray “Silver” Neal
Heads up boys! If we play with this
intensity over the coming weeks we
will be a force to be reckoned with.
Toast rucked tirelessly all day and it
was great to see Pooch back on the
field. Andy Sayer put in a good one
as did Hammer and Shorty.
3 August – Hammers Family Day &
Night
Thanks to our supporters who
travelled to Bentleigh to support
us in atrocious conditions. Your
continued support of the Hammers
is most appreciated.
• Highett Community Bank
This week we travel to the Hangar to
take on Skye in a triple header. Get
on down early to watch the future of
the club from 9.30am. It is also Skye
Ladies Day so let’s get some of our
ladies down to celebrate the day.
• R&R Sheet Metal
Our netballers take on Mordialloc
after being washed out last week.
• Local Milk Supply
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Now, it’s HAMMER TIME!!
Dave, Paul and Andrew at this sad
time. Toodoloo old friend.
Get your tables organised for
presentation night on October 11 at
the magnificent Southern Golf Club.
$60 per head, drinks at bar prices.
The Springvale Districts Family was
saddened to learn of the passing
of esteemed Life Member Ray Neal
on Saturday. Ray served for many
years on the committee of the club,
most notably as secretary for 6
years. In 2011, Ray was one of 5 club
administrators inducted into the clubs
inaugural Hall of Fame. Ray remained
a great friend and benefactor of the
club until the end. One of nature’s
gentlemen, he will be sadly missed.
We offer our condolences to Gwen,
Major Raffle: Congratulations to Pat
Ryan, Ticket 110 who collected $500
in last week’s draw. The next draw is
August 24.
SKYE Congratulations to all sides for
This week it’s Ladies Day at Skye FC
from 12:00pm till 2:00pm we will be
hosting a luncheon to say thank you
to the WAGS, mothers, daughters and
sisters for their help and support this
season. All proceeds of the luncheon will
go towards the Breast Cancer Network
Australia. In support of this great cause,
iCON Sports have made Pink football
jumpers for our Senior side to compete
in. There will be a few Jumpers to be
auctioned off following the match and
proceeds are also being donated.
a great effort last week, it was fantastic
to see everyone having a win once more.
Thanks to the players and supporters
who attended the Albion dinner on
Saturday following the Seniors game, it
was excellent food and service.
This week the Thirds are the only
team to play away at Chelsea Heights,
9:30am. Our day at the hangar will have
the Under19’s kicking off at 9:30am,
Reserves at 11:45am and Seniors at
2:00pm. Good Luck Bombers, the
Hampton Hammers will be a tough
challenge so make sure you remind
them why everyone hates coming down
to Wedge Road.
Past Players Day August 24
We are calling on all past players to
help us celebrate the 30th and 25th
anniversaries of our 1983 &1988
premierships. We will be having a
past players lunch on August 24.
RSVP to Tony of Dave Hall ASAP.
Presentation Night October 11:
EVENTS - The $3,000 draw is only 2
weeks away! There has been a severe
lack of support in regards to ticket sales
this year. If you have a book please
18 August - $5,000 Draw
12 October – Presentation Night
Please support our wonderful
partners in:
• Melbourne Roadworthy Centre
• Marina Pizza
• Sandringham Hotel
• Fitness Intensity
• Riley’s Butchery Highett
• Southern Suburbs Physio
• Warkeys web design
• Terry Hammond Cycles Highett
Sponsors: Springvale Districts
are proudly sponsored by Breely
Interiors, Hydraulink, The Waltzing
Matilda Hotel, Corporate Flag and
Banners, Concept Logistics, TMR
Rigging, Lencrow Group, Precision
Plumbing, Walker’s Family Meats,
Computer Skills, The Concrete Cutter
and Bayside Storage.
return it to the club with the money from
the tickets sold as soon as possible.
There are many more tickets available
so please come and see the bar staff if
you wish to help out by purchasing or
selling tickets.
The Club is proud to be partnering with
great Sponsors, The Albion Hotel, Air
Vic Panasonic, Lime Health and Fitness,
The Seaford Hotel, Lawrence and
Hanson, The Bottle-O Carrum Downs,
Fratelli Restaurant, Brentwood Homes,
King Arthurs Storage, The Sands
Hotel, Davey’s Hotel, Bubba Pizza,
The Sandhurst Club, Bendigo Bank,
Chissross Construction.
‘The Skye is the Limit’ – ‘Go Bombers’
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SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
CAULFIELD It was a cold, wet and
miserable afternoon at the Bear Cave last
Saturday and, unfortunately, the results
weren’t much better with both the seniors
and reserves teams convincingly beaten
by Skye.
The first half of the seniors match had fewer
highlights than Australia’s first innings at
Lord’s. Liam Mulcahy put through the only
goal of the first half midway through the
second term. Disappointingly, it was our
only major of the match, as the Bombers
fired up in the second half and kicked away
to a comfortable win.
MURRUMBEENA Under
19s:The boys must have seen the weather
forecast as the Under 19s were short a few
soldiers and started with 15. In addition,
Eggy must have regretted making a
comeback as he lasted 10 minutes and was
off to hospital to grab three stitches! Overall,
neither side could make use of the ‘best’ of
the conditions in the first half but the Beena
did earn a four gaol lead at half time. When
the persistent rain came, the free-flowing,
silky skills were left in the change rooms and
kicking goals became a bonus. To the boys
credit they responded to Pete’s game-plan
well and Sammy Parry bagging three goals
and Harls showing the forward-line how
it’s done and sneaking down to kick one.
Given the lack of Beena boys we appreciate
Clayton playing the game in the right spirit.
Ressies: In a must win game played in very
ordinary conditions, the Beena struggled
early and found South Yarra were up by 1
point at half time but were only able to kick 1
point for the remainder of the game. Beena
ended up winning by 24 points and kicked
4 goals, 14 points. The Beena had a few big
OAKLEIGH DISTRICT All
at the club wish Matt Bowman a speedy
recovery and will provide any support to he
and his family may require. It is important
that Matt’s team mates continue to support
him during his recovery, and we know you
will all certainly do that. All the best Matty
and we look forward to seeing your smiling
face soon!
Senior Report: the coldest day in July
for 6 years also produced our most
important victory this year, getting the
points over Mordialloc at their home
ground. A few basic errors and overuse
of the ball in the wet conditions resulted
to a 13 deficit at quarter time, and Coach
Chalwell demanded a more direct brand of
contested football. The boys lifted kicking 5
goals to 2 to go in at half time just 3 points
adrift, game on! The third quarter saw us
continue to put our head over the ball and
Tom Siegert seemed to revel in the
atrocious conditions and played his best
game of the year. He had terrific support
in co-captain Tim Kennedy, who was also
outstanding. Adam Ballard was influential,
Anthony O’Shea again terrific, Tom
Heagney continued his solid form, while
Dan McKinley found plenty of the footy. But
overall, Skye seemed to handle the mud,
rain and freezing temperatures better than
we did.
our only goal in the opening quarter. He
was among our better players, as were Kyle
Green, Dave Baude, and Benn Harris. Will
Lucardie also enjoyed his best performance
since returning from injury.
The last time the reserves played Skye
they didn’t trouble the scorers. There were
no such worries this time round, with elder
statesman Robbie Southam putting through
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ins including Noombie and Jason Byron,
both out of retirement as well as Wade,
who is only a few weeks from surgery and
played well in the backline considering he
ran around on one leg. Shane Larkins and
Greeny played well in only their second
game this year and Crazy was like a pig in
mud and racked up the possessions. Justin
Ando continued his good form and moved
on to the ball after half time and was best
on ground. Dave Easton also dominated in
the centre and Rocket was dangerous up
forward.
score after the first quarter were to setup the
forward line paddock which worked well &
gave the boys something to celebrate along
the way. The last 5 minutes of game time
consisted of 20 ball ups in our defensive
goal square which was indicative of the day,
before the sprint to the showers to sing the
song.
Seniors: Thank-you to all of the loyal Beena
supporters who made their way down to
Sth Yarra in trying conditions. The first step
on Saturday was to throw game plans &
matchups in the bin, the second was to get
our toughest competitors around the ball &
the third was to sit back and watch 2 hours
of Greco Roman Wrestling. It was hard to
tell who was playing well as everyone was
covered in mud, so we’ll say well done to
Cory, Semmel, Fartho & Willis who were in
there somewhere. Mitch got on the end of
a few early & Josh Smith worked hard in
the ruck all day. Our only opportunities to
Sponsors: The Beena is indebted to the
following 2013 loyal sponsors including a
number of welcome additions: Thomson
Real Estate, Chadstone Toyota, Oakleigh
Lions Club, JEMCO Kitchens, Electron
Flow, Adval, Attwood Newsagency, Bakers
Delight, Bendigo Bank, Brew Bar, Cross
Hydraulics, David Jones Pharmacy, Harjan
Investigations, IGA X-Press, M-Print,
National Australia Bank, Rainbow Meats,
Streets Ahead, Warehouse Sales Carnegie,
Zests Pizzas, Re-Creation Carnegie, GoBig
Constructions, Bowen Automotive, Entice
Restaurant, FPC Financial Planning Choices.
most importantly continue to run hard on
the wide expanses of Mordialloc, resulting
in us kicking 3 goals to 1 to take a deserved
8 point lead into the final change. The last
term was hard and tight, but we managed
to kick away to a 15 point lead, only to see
Mordialloc kick a late one and narrow the
gap. But it was too little too late and the
Oaks brought away an invaluable 4 points
to end the round a game clear on top of the
table with 5 rounds to play.
rewards. BEST: Dave Babaro, Paul Gurr,
Dave Slater, Matt Jolly, Jason Thexton. This
Week: ODFC and Caulfield play the second
leg of the Chops Langkau Trophy. The
Bears have the upper hand after winning
well against us in Round 5, so we need a
big performance to win it back. (For those
who are unaware, Chops was a fantastic
player with the Oaks (League B&F Winner)
and a Caulfield premiership player, and is
held in the highest regard by both clubs for
his playing and coaching contributions over
the years.) He is also a current Caulfield
assistant coach and will be on their bench
on Saturday. Let’s give a good account of
ourselves boys.
Reserves Report: A poor opening term
against a committed opposition put us
behind the eight ball early and in wet
conditions there was no coming back. Great
to see a number of boys show concern and
support for their fallen team mate (without
doing anything stupid). This week is a
chance to get back on the winners list, and
to continue to make a run for a spot in the
finals come September. It ain’t over yet.
Get to training, do the work and get the
This week we face ladder leaders Oakleigh
District away this week – a big challenge.
But we were good enough to upset them in
our last meeting, and if we put in a similar
effort there is no reason why we can’t repeat
the dose this time round.
Socials – The social sub-committee is
feverishly preparing for the 3 August Beena
Premiership Reunion Ball so see the social
captains for any last minute payment.
Social: Saturday Night is the Players and
Friends Cocktail Night- Pawn and Co,
Chapel Street, South Yarra. $20 Entry
includes First Cocktail, Dress After Five
Wear, Cocktail Dress (Pat Carroll). Get
Around It. Go Oaks.
SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
MORDIALLOC Reserves
This was shaping up as an 8 point
game for us, a loss would make it very
difficult to figure in September action,
a win would put us back in the hunt for
5th spot.
The boys were focused from the start
and put a lot of pressure on the Oakleigh
side which resulted in us having our best
quarter of year kicking 6.1 to Oakleigh
0.2. Lawton, Pitura & Maguire giving
us plenty of drive through the midfield
with Barlow finishing it off in the forward
line. From the second quarter onwards
the rain was pelting down but the boys
kept their composure kicking a further
2 goals to go into the half time with a 7
goal lead.
side really able to impact the scoreboard
the Mordi boys were still tough at it with
Williams and Ardrey starting to impact
the game. With the season on the line
the boys responded with a further 3
goals to put the game out of Oakleighs’
reach. In was a fantastic effort with every
player playing their role and keeping our
season alive.
Seniors: In the top of the table clash on
the weekend, unfortunately the weather
didn’t play its part and turned out one
of the wetter days for a while. Still, it
didn’t ruin what turned out to be a great
contest.
We managed to get the jump on
Oakleigh in the first quarter kicking 4
goals to 1 and coming in with a handy
lead in the wet weather.
being a bit wasteful in front of goal were
able to cut the lead back to within a goal
at half time.
The second half continued as the first
half finished. Oakleigh probably played
smarter football in the conditions and
were able to hold on for a 7 point victory.
The loss now puts us back to second
place in what is an extremely tight
division with some extremely important
matches coming up in the following
weeks.
Social: $5000 draw to be held on 4/8
$100 a ticket gets you food and drinks
for 2 hours with a guest speaker
Tickets available at the club
See the website www.mordiallocfc.com.
au for details.
The rain continued to fall which caused
the game to be a real slog with neither
As we knew they would, Oakleigh hit
back in the second quarter and with us
MOORABBIN SENIORS:
Unfortunately we started very
slowly last week against Springvale
conceding 6 goals in the first quarter.
Well done to the guys though in fighting
back and lifting our heads to only
concede 4 goals after this. Things
didn’t really go our way but well done to
Springvale. Let’s win the last 5 games
lads as we know we are good enough.
Well done the Walshy and Johnny P for
a great Trivia night last week. Nothing
but a win this week lads….
what we are trying to achieve boys and
the wins will come, starting this week
with South Yarra. Best players were
Lincoln & Steve who battled hard all
day without a rest, Chops is starting to
show the boys how to impose yourself
physically on the game, and Jordan
had a great game with sure hands in
the wet. Well done too to Lobby who
showed he’s not a one trick pony and
did some great ruck work. Win at all
costs this week boys… THIRDS The
boys played Top side Skye this week
and in ordinary conditions , the boys
lacked the endeavour of previous
weeks to get a lesson in footy today
although we only had 13 and thanks
to Skye for lending us 4 players it was
difficult to get much going. Crucial
game today against Dandenong and
we need to win .
The Thirds did it tough with only
16 players and went down by 106
points.
Trophies, Cannon Toyota, Rounds
Real Estate, Reclink, Bendigo
Bank (Surrey Hills/ Canterbury/
Ashburton/ Balwyn), FIT Health
Insurance, The Harp, Avenue Press,
QPO, The Swan Street Auctions,
The Joint Physiotherapy, EDCO
Hotel Services, OZwide Electrical,
Premium Property Maintenance,Il
Vicolo Restaurant, Juventino Cafe/
Restaurant, Garry Minall Painting,
SRB Cleaning, RPJ Internet
Solutions, Brumby’s Camberwell,
Phil Powning, Monarch Gardens and
all 250 Club Past Player members
and all Player sponsors.
RESERVES: Reserves headed to
Springvale looking to change a few
issues we had. The boys responded
well & improved in the areas we
focussed on. Keeping working hard at
SOUTH YARRA The Seniors
slogged their way through the
mud against Murrumbeena last
week in our first real hitout in those
conditions this year. The boys
battled hard for the entirety of the
match and were rewarded with
three goals in the second half, but
ultimately went down by 35 points.
Dan Russell being one of the
standout players.
The Reserves were also competitive
in their match. It was a low scoring
encounter again affected by the
heavy conditions, but the Yarras
went down by 24 points in the end.
Alastair Noel was one of the best.
Today we face Moorabbin in what
can be seen as a good opportunity
to snag our first win for the season.
Make sure you get down to the club
tonight for our Christmas in July
function. $20 includes a fantastic
roast meal prepared by Barbs.
Dust off your old school Christmas
clothing and get on down for what
promises to be a fun night!
Special thanks to all the South Yarra
Sponsors for Season 2013. These
include Boags Draught, Kingston
Go Bloods.
Thanks to our sponsors Bendigo
Bank Highett, Yellow Express, Blint
Design and Construction, TDT Driver
Training, Marks 4WD Adaptors, Mel
Lyons Photography, Boags, Brumby’s
Moorabbin, Roy Higgins and Wylie
Dalziel Racing, Centre Hardware
Plumbing Bentleigh, Cookers Oil,
Group One Electrics Pty Ltd, Broo
Beer, Simon McCurdey Landscapes,
Mordialloc Sporting Club, Premier Auto
Trade, Anytime Fitness Moorabbin,
Peter Sung Printing, KFC Southland,
Johnson Painting Group, Limo VIP,
Bunnings Moorabbin.
Go Lions!
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SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
BENTLEIGH Bentleigh has
maintained its spot in third position
on the ladder after an emphatic win
over Hampton.
The Demons followed their win over
Moorabbin last week with another
win over Hampton.
This week shapes as another mustwin game with the Demons taking
on Springvale Districts. Both teams
have nine wins and four losses and
the result could go a long way to
shaping the finals.
This week marks milestone games
for several Bentleigh players.
Under 19s players Steven Galileos
and Dimitri Petrakis both play their
50th games, while senior defender
Paul Magnifico remains stuck on
99 games after missing last week’s
game.
Another player due to play his
100th match this week is defender
Chris Clement.
A mainstay of the Bentleigh back
line, Clement’s signature is his
easy going, laconic nature on the
field where he can often be found
laughing and joking with opposition
forwards.
A 2009 premiership player who
recently spent a year in Western
Australia, Clement is a popular
member of the Bentleigh family.
Bentleigh has several big events
coming up and is hoping all can
attend the $1000 Draw on July
27 as well as the Auction night on
August 10. Anyone with items to
donate to the Auction night can
contact Russell Holmesby on
0418 103 595.
Bentleigh Football/Netball Club 2013 Sponsors
The Club wishes to acknowledge the valued support given by the following sponsors:
Major Sponsors:
Dimattina Restaurant Group / Dimattina Restaurant Carlton / Society Restaurant Melbourne,
Blue Train Restaurant Southbank. Bentleigh RSL
Platinum Sponsors:
Bendigo Bank Murrumbeena / Duncans East Bentleigh Cellars / Cambridge Plumbing
Dimattina Coffee / Bayside Companion Dog Training School
Gold Sponsors:
Telstra Shop Bentleigh / Jetset Travel Bentleigh / G Lux Enterprises / The Bentleigh Club
The Boundary Hotel / Rodgers Reidy Accountants
Silver Sponsors:
Cafe Sienna / Parkers Cafe / Intermezzo Restaurant - Southland and Black Rock Dimattina
Cafe / Espresso Hit / Dimattina Provedoring / Diamond Equipment Services
The Joint Physiotherapy / Julie Fidler Tennis Coaching / Woodards Real Estate Bentleigh
Tasman Market Fresh Meats Southland / Broo2u / Grill’d Southland / Longfine Hospitality
Piazza Vechelli / Allamby Signs
Classic Sponsors:
Onyx Group / Roo Baa Cafe / Galaxy Enterprises / Moorabbin Timber
Chesterville Road Bakery / CMYK Colour Online / AJay Printing
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Division 3: On the Outer
MELBOURNE’S notoriously
inclement winter weather
reared its ugly head again last
Saturday with heavy rain, strong
winds and arctic temperatures
making a skilful, high-scoring
shootout dead-set impossible.
Ashwood and Dandenong
slogged it out at Essex Heights
Reserve, with the Magpies
registering a thrilling comefrom-behind win. In a lowscoring contest, the Redlegs
conceded just one goal for the
first three quarters and held a
decisive advantage at the final
change. Not to be denied, the
home side snapped into action
and four unanswered goals in
the last quarter saw them steal
an unlikely seven-point victory.
Josh Stanton’s dominance
was one of the catalysts for
Ashwood’s resurgence.
There was another close finish
at McDonald Reserve, with
Lyndale getting the better of
Black Rock. It was a classic
see-sawing contest for most
of the afternoon with neither
side able to take control of the
match. But with the game in the
balance, Lyndale booted four
goals to one in the final term to
get up by nine points. Trevor
Kumetaitis was unstoppable up
forward for the winners with a
six-goal haul.
Over at Hallam Reserve, Mount
Waverley had little trouble
in its 22-point triumph over
the Hawks. In a game where
goals were at a premium, the
Mountain Lions gained the
ascendancy in the opening
stanza and Hallam simply
couldn’t claw their way back
/ Will Hunter
into it. Both sides added just
one goal each in a very scrappy
second half. Despite conditions
that hampered the big men,
Mount Waverley ruckman
Michael Dennis was a standout.
Carrum Patterson Lakes
returned to the winner’s list with
a very comfortable 50-point
demolition of Endeavour Hills
down at Roy Dore Reserve.
After a first quarter stalemate,
the Lions lifted in the second
and pulled away to an 18-point
lead. That was as close as
the Falcons got; they failed
to trouble the scorers in
the second half as Carrum
Patterson Lakes cruised home
with Adam Lihuillier leading the
charge.
The final game saw Doveton
get the better of Sandown at
Power Reserve. The Eagles
faced some tough resistance
in the first half and led by just
two goals at the main break. But
as good sides do, they found
another level after half time and
a five-goal final term completed
the 50-point victory. Paul Dye
provided the spark up forward
for Doveton with three majors.
With just five games remaining
before finals, every win is
crucial for the sides within reach
of a finals berth. And round 14
is set to throw up some terrific
clashes that could have some
serious ramifications for those
finals aspirants.
The first of these games is at
Mayfield Reserve between
Mount Waverley and Sandown.
The Cobras are still a chance
of making the finals, but a loss
here will be a massive blow.
A win could also put them in
the box seat with a couple of
winnable games ahead. With
so much on the line I expect
a spirited performance from
Sandown, but on their efforts to
date I think the Mountain Lions
will be too good.
Lyndale current holds fifth
spot by the skin of their teeth.
They host Carrum Patterson
Lakes at Barry Powell Reserve.
The Lions are in good form
and look almost assured of a
maiden finals appearance. Both
sides are more than capable
of winning this game, but on
recent form I have to tip Carrum
Patterson Lakes to get the
points.
The sixth-placed Ashwood
travels to Barry Simon
Reserve to take on the winless
Endeavour Hills. This is a
golden opportunity for them
to bridge the percentage gap
between them and the Pumas
and I reckon the Magpies will
be ruthless and win this one
easily.
Black Rock faces the toughest
road trip in Division 3: Doveton
at Power Reserve. I have liked
the look of Black Rock in recent
weeks, but unfortunately the
Eagles are looking almost
unbeatable at the moment.
Doveton to win comfortably.
Lastly, Dandenong plays
Hallam at Greaves Reserve.
The Redlegs will be out to
consolidate their spot in the five
win a big win over the struggling
Hawks and I reckon they will get
home in a canter.
Hopefully the weather is a little
nicer this weekend...
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SENIORS
RESERVES
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
PTS
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Doveton Eagles
13
13
0
0
1492
746
200.00
52
Sandown
13
12
1
0
1188
646
183.90
48
Mount Waverley
13
10
3
0
1435
887
161.78
40
Doveton Eagles
13
11
2
0
1331
728
182.83
44
C.P.L
13
9
4
0
971
845
114.91
36
Dandenong
13
10
3
0
987
640
154.22
40
Dandenong
13
8
5
0
1126
944
119.28
32
Ashwood
13
8
5
0
1029
657
156.62
32
Lyndale
13
7
6
0
1068
1029
103.79
28
C.P.L
13
8
5
0
998
937
106.51
32
Ashwood
13
7
6
0
1077
1111
96.94
28
Mount Waverley
13
6
7
0
982
979
100.31
24
Sandown
13
6
7
0
1204
952
126.47
24
Lyndale
13
5
8
0
872
889
98.09
20
Black Rock
13
4
9
0
869
1356
64.09
16
Endeavour Hills
13
3
10
0
791
1075
73.58
12
Hallam
13
1
12
0
774
1350
57.33
4
Hallam
13
2
11
0
665
1028
64.69
8
Endeavour Hills
13
0
13
0
584
1380
42.32
0
Black Rock
13
0
13
0
438
1702
25.73
0
Division 3 Seniors
Ashwood
Dandenong
1.3
1.0
1.4
3.5
Division 3 Reserves
1.6
4.7
5.9-39
4.8-32
Ashwood: Goal Kickers: P. Wineberg 2, D. Hanrahan, D. Dick, J. Stanton
Best Players: J. Stanton, D. Dick, S. Williams, S. Perkins, C. Hale, J. Nelson
Dandenong: Goal Kickers: D. Barrie 2, R. Forsyth, S. Murphy
Best Players: R. Forsyth, D. Atkin, D. Behan, M. Doggett, M. Van Schajik,
D. Jose
Hallam
Mount Waverley
1.3
4.1
1.8
5.4
2.10
5.6
2.11-23
6.9-45
Hallam: Goal Kickers: J. Barrie-Sewell, B. Neve
Best Players: M. Nyuon, N. Pulham, J. Lamont, N. Pollock, K. Smith,
C. Molnar
Mount Waverley: Goal Kickers: J. Gough 2, J. Rickard 2, J. D’Cruze,
G. Kinchington
Best Players: M. Dennis, S. Costantino, M. Wingfield, K. Tribe,
G. Kinchington, S. Jacobson
Black Rock
Lyndale
2.1
3.2
4.4
4.2
7.5
6.2
8.7-55
10.4-64
Black Rock: Goal Kickers: C. Ferries 3, D. Dewar, J. Nicholson,
A. Clemente, D. O’Brien, K. Spratt
Best Players: C. Durie, K. Spratt, W. Sanchez, B. Meehan, L. Mooney,
C. Ferries
Lyndale: Goal Kickers: T. Kumetaitis 6, M. Stuart 3, A. Bertucci
Best Players: D. Wilsnach, T. Kumetaitis, C. Egan, D. Luong,
E. Faamausili, G. Buck
Doveton Eagles
Sandown
4.6
3.0
4.8
3.2
8.9
4.5
13.10-88
5.8-38
Doveton Eagles: Goal Kickers: G. Tempany 4, P. Dye 3, B. Hidgcock 2,
B. Keown, E. Samadi, C. Wilson, C. Van-nes
Best Players: P. Dye, C. Wilson, C. Wilson, G. Tempany, B. Keown, E. Samadi
Sandown: Goal Kickers: J. Tate 2, J. Chapman, M. Gersbeck, J. Toan
Best Players: J. Chapman, N. Morrish, S. Jackman, D. Diwell,
C. O’Shaughnessy, J. Frenken
Carrum Patterson Lakes 1.1
Endeavour Hills
1.1
5.8
3.2
7.8
3.2
10.10-70
3.2-20
Carrum Patterson Lakes: Goal Kickers: J. Dalton 3, W. Judd 2, A. Haley 2,
B. Freeman, P. Thompson, L. Walter
Best Players: A. Lihuillier, S. Richards, B. Guy, D. Graves, R. Macleod,
A. Lucas
Endeavour Hills: Goal Kickers: N. Reid 2, J. Joao
Best Players: J. Graham, N. Reid, A. Kartner, J. Burke, M. Peake, N. Peake
PTS
Ashwood
Dandenong
0.0
1.2
0.1
2.2
0.3
4.4
0.3-3
4.6-30
Ashwood: Best Players: J. Murphy, D. Churchill, G. Mesley, M. Burkwood,
S. Adam, M. Jones
Dandenong: Goal Kickers: S. Davis, M. Gardner, J. Ward, V. Savage
Best Players: E. Hams, N. Kumar, J. Farrugia, D. Egan, M. Gardner,
J. Ward
Hallam
Mount Waverley
2.1
4.2
6.4
6.5
7.4
8.10
8.8-56
9.14-68
Hallam: Goal Kickers: S. Richards-Gill 4, R. Suttie 2, J. Forster,
S. Lebusque
Best Players: J. Daly, H. Ryan, L. Beech, J. Morgan, R. Suttie, S. Richards-Gill
Mount Waverley: Goal Kickers: D. Gargano 3, M. Parrella 2, P. Kinsella 2,
B. Manga, J. Cavanagh
Best Players: B. Manga, A. Capovilla, A. Driver, M. Parrella, N. Hayes,
P. Kinsella
Black Rock
Lyndale
0.0
4.5
1.0
7.8
2.1
8.8
2.3-15
8.8-56
Black Rock: Goal Kickers: J. Parsons , J. Starke
Best Players: T. De Munk, J. Parsons, M. Bramwell, J. Starke, M. Reuter,
D. Steinberg
Lyndale: Goal Kickers: E. McLean 3, I. Lewington , J. King , A. Sabljak ,
B. Chee , K. Smart
Best Players: I. Lewington, B. Chee, E. McLean, J. Ziino, D. Khan, D.
Shukosky
Doveton Eagles
Sandown
3.1
4.3
7.2
4.6
8.6
5.7
8.7-55
5.9-39
Doveton Eagles: Goal Kickers: T. Gardner 2, B. Oakford-White, B. Painter,
G. Kerr, A. Arena, J. Fraser, A. Rakic
Best Players: M. Keldoulis, J. Fraser, G. Kerr, S. McGrath, R. Westin, J. Duggan
Sandown: Goal Kickers: J. Proctor, A. Powell, B. Robinson, S. Foster,
M. Hambleton
Best Players: J. Raven, Z. Machfud, G. Baker, B. Drewett, W. Barker,
A. Barker
Endeavour Hills
4.4
0.0
4.4
0.0
4.7
12.0-72
6.10-46
Carrum Patterson Lakes: Goal Kickers: R. Campbell 6, T. Harding 2,
D. Warren, M. Swift, N. Gage, G. Alexander
Best Players: N. Gage, M. Dicker, D. Warren, J. Bertrand, R. Campbell,
M. Swift
Endeavour Hills: Goal Kickers: R. Masquiren 2, J. Volkoff, R. Papworth,
D. Bickers, R. Prudham
Best Players: R. Masquiren, D. Salt, W. Smith, H. Talarico, R. Prudham, M. Daly
SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
ROUND 1
13-Apr-13
ROUND 7
25-May-13
ROUND 13
20-Jul-13
Ashwood 7.14.56 def. by Sandown 16.17.113
C.P.L 15.9.99 def. Hallam 10.8.68
Black Rock 10.8.68 def. by Mt Waverley 20.13.133
Doveton 12.9.81 def. Dandenong 12.8.80
Lyndale 12.13.85 def. Endeavour Hills 6.11.47
Ashwood 7.19.61 def. by Doveton 19.9.123
C.P.L 21.18.144 def. Black Rock 10.7.67
Hallam 13.4.82 def. by Lyndale 18.11.119
Mt Waverley 20.22.142 def. E. Hills 5.7.37
Sandown 11.6.72 def. by D’nong 13.17.95
Ashwood 5.9.39 def. D’nong 4.8.32
C.P. L 10.10.70 def. E.Hills 3.2.20
Black Rock 8.7.55 def. by Lyndale 10.4.64
Doveton 13.10.88 def. Sandown 5.8.38
Hallam 2.11.23 def. by Mt Waverley 6.9.45
ROUND 2
20-Apr-13
ROUND 8
1-Jun-13
Hallam 6.5.51 def. by Ashwood 17.7.109
Mt Waverley 19.12.126 def. C.P.L 4.11.35
Dandenong 12.10.82 def. Black Rock 8.8.56
Endeavour Hills 2.5.17 def. by Doveton 23.20.158
Sandown 6.16.52 def. by Lyndale 10.8.68
Black Rock 11.11.77 def. by Ashwood 12.13.85
C.P.L 8.9.57 def. Sandown 7.12.54
Doveton 16.9.105 def. Hallam 5.9.39
Lyndale 14.7.91 def. Mt Waverley 10.11.71
E.Hills 6.6.42 def. by Dandenong 10.11.71
ROUND 14
27-Jul-13
Endeavour Hills v Ashwood
Lyndale v Carrum Patt. Lakes
Doveton Eagles v Black Rock
Dandenong v Hallam
Mount Waverley v Sandown
ROUND 3
27-Apr-13
HOLMESGLEN ROUND 9
15-Jun-13
Ashwood 10.14.74 def. by Mt Waverley 13.15.93
C.P.L 8.11.59 def. by Dandenong 10.11.71
Black Rock 16.11.107 def. E.Hills 6.9.45
Doveton 13.21.99 def. Lyndale 9.8.62
Hallam 7.11.53 def. by Sandown 24.21.165
Ashwood 9.9.63 def. by C.P.L 11.8.74
Hallam 11.12.78 def. by Black Rock 12.11.83
Mt Waverley 16.7.103 def. by Doveton 17.19.121
Dandenong 15.14.104 def. Lyndale 5.8.38
Sandown 12.14.86 def. E.Hills 9.12.66
ROUND 4
4-May-13
ROUND 10
22-Jun-13
D’nong 16.10.106 def. Ashwood 12.4.76
E.Hills 6.7.43 def. by C.P.L 12.6.78
Lyndale 15.17.107 def. Black Rock 11.6.72
Sandown 9.17.71 def. by Doveton 16.5.101
Mt Waverley 22.6.138 def. Hallam 5.10.40
Sandown 13.12.90 def. by Ashwood 15.7.97
Hallam 7.11.53 def. by C.P.L 10.10.70
Mt Waverley 23.22.160 def. Black Rock 10.6.66
D’nong 15.12.102 def. by Doveton 22.10.142
E.Hills 6.8.44 def. by Lyndale 19.17.131
ROUND 5
11-May-13
ROUND 11
29-Jun-13
Ashwood 18.14.122 def. E.Hills 9.8.62
C.P.L 12.12.84 def. Lyndale 9.11.65
Black Rock 2.12.24 def. by Doveton 21.15.141
Hallam 11.3.69 def. by D’nong 21.18.144
Sandown 12.14.86 def. by Mt Waverley 14.16.100
Ashwood 13.16.94 def. Hallam 9.19.73
C.P.L 13.11.89 def. Mt Waverley 11.11.77
Black Rock 12.11.83 def. D’ong 11.15.81
Doveton 26.11.167 def. E.Hills 5.6.36
Lyndale 10.10.70 def. by Sandown 11.20.86
ROUND 6
18-May-13
Lyndale 15.12.102 def. by Ashwood 20.16.136
Doveton 10.10.70 def. C.P.L 7.5.47
Black Rock 6.6.42 def. by Sandown 32.11.203
E.Hills 14.7.91 def. by Hallam 14.12.96
D’nong 13.12.90 def. by Mt Waverley 18.14.122
ROUND 12
6-Jul-13 / 13-Jul-13
Mt Waverley 19.11.125 def. Ashwood 9.11.65
Dandenong 9.14.68 def. C.P.L 9.11.65
E.Hills 4.9.33 def. by Black Rock 9.13.67
Lyndale 9.12.66 def. by Doveton 14.12.96
Sandown 12.16.88 def. Hallam 8.11.59
ROUND 15
3-Aug-13
Ashwood v Lyndale
Carrum Patt. Lakes v Doveton Eagles
Sandown v Black Rock
Hallam v Endeavour Hills
Mount Waverley v Dandenong
ROUND 16
10-Aug-13
Doveton Eagles v Ashwood
Black Rock v Carrum Patt. Lakes
Lyndale v Hallam
Endeavour Hills v Mount Waverley
Dandenong v Sandown
ROUND 17
17-Aug-13
Ashwood v Black Rock
Sandown v Carrum Patt. Lakes
Hallam v Doveton Eagles
Mount Waverley v Lyndale
Dandenong v Endeavour Hills
ROUND 18
24-Aug-13
Carrum Patt. Lakes v Ashwood
Black Rock v Hallam
Doveton Eagles v Mount Waverley
Lyndale v Dandenong
Endeavour Hills v Sandown
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Lyndale
Ground: Barry Powell Res, Halton Rd
Noble Park Nth 3174
(Melway Ref 80 K10)
Ground: Roy Dore Reserve, Graham Road,
Carrum, VIC 3197
Colours: Maroon with Gold Emblem
Senior Coach: Rodney Benstead
Colours: Maroon body with navy yolk, white
monogram
Reserves Coach: Scott Brenchley
Senior Coach: Andrew Lucas
Telephone: 0419 895 418
Reserves Coach: Omar Ak
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Ordell Buntine (ass coach)
Adam Read
Jared McEwan
Stuart Brunning
Justin King
Damien Wilsnach
Nathaniel Stewart
Shannon Rainey
Trent Day
Trevor Kumetaitis
Anton Sabljak
Daniel Senior
Mark Greene
Ben Cox
Dale Weston
Dean Shukosky
Trent Isbister
Rhys Fletcher
Mark Senior
Matthew Keane
Shannon Deszcz
Matthew Stuart
Barry Chee
Alex Bertucci
Brett Tosh
Daud Khan
Kenny Smart
Brian Grundy
Anthony Besim
Adrian Matiuzzo
Ed McLean
Troy Jordan
Matthew O’Brien
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Jareed Henshaw
Chris Egan
Darin Williams
David Luong
Alex Kerr
Greg Buck
Brad Carroll
Chantra Kriv
Jayden Johnson
Joel Smith
Matthew Senior
Anthony Salvo
Nathan Brown
Roan Ekenaike
Michael Edwards
Brenton Miles
Bradley Edwards
Steve Boardman
Jon Smart
Brendan Wheatley
Shaun Clement
Chris Tilo
Elyon Brown
Dale Allen
John Malyon
Edward Famausili
Jayden Malek
Ian Lewington
Brodie Weightman
Gary Whitmore
Max Little
Greg Clement
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Nigel Scott
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Ryan Campbell
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Jarrod Williams
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Nick Gage
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Stuart Cormack
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Mark Fitcher
4
Brett Wilson
30
Sam Watterson
5
Shayne Gibbs
31
Micheal Slinger
6
Andrew Lucas
33
Steve Cormack
7
Warren Judd
34
Josh Exner
8
Mitch Dicker
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Matthew Levvey
Blake Rae
TEAM
LYNDALE
C.P.L
1/4 TIME
9
David Brennan
36
10
James Dent
37
Andrew Haley
11
John Hynes
38
Marc Williams
12
Tim Hulett
39
Matt Swift
13
Trent McKenzie
40
Preston Shaw-Dennis
14
Adam Leuiller
42
Greame Richardson
15
Jason Schefman
43
Bruce Hollingworth
16
Ryan Parker
44
Paul Mauracher
17
Simon Fleming
45
Rod Macleod
18
Dave Maurice
46
Paul Yeowart
19
Peter Thompson
47
Christian Gionis
20
David Crockett
48
Daniel Graves
21
Scott Gartland
49
Paul Rollason
22
Josh Dent
53
Adam Neale
23
Corey Hand
54
Jason Denison
24
Joel Dalton
55
Jason Cookson
25
Sam Burch
56
Phil Webber
26
Shaun Richards
60
Charlie Barton
1/2 TIME
3/4 TIME
FULL TIME
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Endeavour Hills
Ashwood
Ground: Barry Simon Reserve
(Melway Ref 91 F2)
Ground: Essex Heights Reserve, Mt
Waverley (Melway Ref 61 B9)
Colours: Green & Gold
Senior Coach: Michael Roberts
Colours: Black, White & Yellow panels
Reserves Coach: Ben Dwan
Senior Coach: Paul Wineberg
Reserves Coach: Tony Williams
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Patrick Carr-Lehne
Daniel Salt
Ben Graham
Daniel Sim
Kerry Ashford
Tom Carr-Lehne
Tom Gubbins
Harry Denopolulos
Brendan Robinson
Cameron Kerr
Aaron Brooks
Andrew Mutch
Andrew Rohan
Josh Graham
Richard Masquiren
Midhat Sleiman
Kane Gillespie
Matthew Tran
Andrew Mitchell
Robert Tinney
Daniel Bartley
Ronnie Prudham
Travis Kerr
Wayne Smith
Nicholas Stanley
Justin McLeod
Adam Walters
Nigel de-Zilwa
Matthew Ashenden
Ryan Kerin
Mitchell Whatman
Dayle Olson
Jarryd Burke
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Michael Burke
David Bickers
Dylan Morrison
Jarrod Farley
Matthew Kerr
Robert Cooper
Jason Beattie
Jamie Santilli
Josh Abela
Jacob Daly
Neil Peake
Jimmy Taplin
Andrew McGee
Matthew Peake
Ryan Imeson
Michael Johnston
Jason Griffiths
Harrison Talarico
Glen Weatherley
Robert Papworth
Randall Jakeman
Daniel Sloggett
Shane Peake
Benny Wells
Jon Hollway
Ben Lasek
Chris Arnott
Allan McPherson
Adrian Kartner
Nathan Reid
Scott Crawshaw
Troy Weatherley
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Kane Jones
Paul Wineberg
Michael Jones
Ben Giblett
Paul Hattersley
Alex Jong
Ricky O’Brien
Darren Mottram
Michael Spencer
Tarquin Booth
Trevor Shepherd
Samuel Adam
Daniel Churchill
Peter Kingston
Dylan Jones
Mark Jones
Brett Figas
Jeremy Collins
Kevin Blizzard
Matthew Maginness
Kristan Jones
Simon Perkins (Co-C)
Jarryd Uren
Daniel Monforte
Joshua Taylor
Andrew Harper
Chris Scully
Joshua Stanton
Tim Grant
Mitch Saunders
Sam Murphy
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Dan Hanrahan
Wiremu Jones
Chris Hale
Tim Smith
Richard Ellis
Gavin Blizzard (Co-C)
Simon Taylor
Jeremy Nelson
Andrew Scully
Sean Williams
Bradley Newman
Scott Alford
Phillip Turner
Justin Burns
Michael Langford
Grant Mesley
Akesh Joel
Darryn Dick
Nick Parry
Dylan Blizzard
Kyle Robertson
Chris Petrolo
John McNamara
Jack Murphy
Drew Connick
Beau Connick
Rohan Atkinson
Tom Van Schlam
Josh Burley
Michael Burkwood
Dave McBaron
TEAM
ENDEAVOUR HILLS
1/4 TIME
1/2 TIME
3/4 TIME
FULL TIME
ASHWOOD
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Dandenong
Hallam
Ground: Greaves Reserve Dandenong
(Melway Ref 89 K6)
Ground: Hallam Recreational Reserve
(Melway Ref G11 91)
Telephone: 0439 030 117
Colours: White, Navy Blue and Red
Colours: Red, Black, Yellow, White
Senior Coach: Daniel Atkin
Senior Coach: Hayden Fredericks
Reserves Coach: Barry Wood
Reserves Coach: Paul Wilson
Thirds Coach: Ian Seagrim
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Matthew McCabe
Jake Ward
Cameron Riley
Matthew Van Schajik
Adrian Vella
Scott Murphy
Michael Reid
Chris Tosin
Brendon Ford
Benjamin Doggett
Damien Busch
Tanyol Enver
Nathan Hiam
Louis Zammit
Chris Arnold
Dylan Bracebridge
Dylan Arnold
Regan Hall
Trevor White
Ryan Forsyth
Ben Hiam
Neil Harper
Matthew Grassham
Christopher Hatfield
Anthony Salomon
David McKean
Steven Davis
Levi Moss
James Farrugia
Matthew Gardner
Matthew Doggett
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Daniel Atkin
Kevin Atkin
Warren Kairns
David Barrie
Dale Jose
Jamie Gaspero
Trent Alexander
Phillip Brown
Rhys McPherson
Adrian Clapperton
Robert Mackwell
Jake Hill-Buxton
Steven Young
Damien Beadle
Daniel Egan
Niranjen Kumar
Vaughan Savage
Cameron Moon
Bradley Smith
Jason Noyahr
Colin Stott
Ryan Wigney
Matthew Winchester
Anthony Gittins
Henry Cunningham
Matthew Monty
Jacob Holland
Ash Harvey
John Presant
David Behan
Eugene Hams
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Stephen Chin
Rohan Suttie
Andrew Daly
Tom Bradley
Jessie Lamont
Chris Molnar
Daniel Maskiell
Graeme Monks
Hayden Ryan
Matt Neve
Josh Forster
Dylan Harraghy
Kieran Smith
Justin Morgan
Ben Greig
Jonathan Daly
Andrew Mutsaers
Sean Gaitley
Machar Nyuon
Paul Wright
Tim Maskiell
Rory McIvor
Brock Barlow
Matt Melrose
Brendon Tibballs
Thomas Condon
Braidyn Newman
Daniel Everett
Max Herrera
Jarred Peters
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DANDENONG
HALLAM
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Stephen Neve
Shaun Lebusque
Damien Strahan
Tim Hall
Brandon Nolan
Shaun Logan-Brown
Paul Wright
Matt Savello
Daniel Rigaldi
Ahmad Rahimi
Safiullan Saadat
Marcus Wilson
Clint Jarrett
Jake Barrie-Sewell
Stefan Cosas
Matthew Brew
Bryce Neve
Chris Parry
Ben Cranston
Nathan Scouler
Thomas Bevan
Garth Stivey
Hamish Raymond
Michael Tobin
Luke Harlen
Brydon Beckwith
Emilio Williams
Mitchell Durham
Natiasi Savelio
Matthew Davidson
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Mt Waverley
Sandown
Ground: Mayfield Park, Lewton Road,
Mt Waverley
Ground: Edinburgh Reserve, Springvale
North (Melway Ref 80 D5)
Colours: Green & Gold with Lion Motif
Senior Coach: Nick Smith
Colours: Red, White & Blue with Cobra
Reserves Coach: Darryll Cavanagh
Senior Coach: Mick Rossborough
Reserves Coach: Phil Dickson
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Jarrod Wilkin
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Tom Stapleton
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Jake Chapman
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Jason Toan (Co-Cap)
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Ross Laxton
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Kieran Anglim
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Steve O’Byrne
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Leigh Holroyd
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Matthew Jeffries
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Corey Cox
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Anthony La Rocca
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Daniel Mulvogue
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Sam Taunt
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Matthew Wingfield
4
Matthew Dickson
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Brennan Drewett
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Keaton Tribe
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Matt Parrella
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Russell Weeding
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Steve McGovern
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John Frenken
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Michael Hambleton
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Daniel Macklin (Co-Cap)
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Warren Barker
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Simon Foster
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Alan Baker
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Jamie Proctor
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Alex Chinery
10
Shane Adams
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Bao Le
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Randolph Newman
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Kayne Reddy
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James Gough
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Jayden Aziret
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Chris Jefferies
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Kieran Davies
10
Brendan Phillips
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Jackson Collins
11
Ben Beecroft
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Christopher Cafiso
11
Brad Reiner
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Michael Robinson
12
Jake Brown
43
Tristan Fulham
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Dwayne Doig
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Matt Davis
13
Garret Kinchington
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Nicholas Collins
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Mark Frenken
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Steve Ritchie
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Christopher Colman
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Tim Beecroft
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Dean Flynn
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Matthew Devereaux
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Michael Dennis
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Daniel Gargano
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Brendan Robinson
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Nick Morrish
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Joseph Rickard
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Adam James
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Lucas Ligt
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Glenn Baker
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Luke Spence
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Simon Jacobson
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James Tate
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James Raven
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Cameron Kirkup
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Nick Hayes
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Mitch Gersbeck
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Adam Powell
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Mitchell Jager
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Nicholas Anglim
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Anthony Leek
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Neil Brown
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Shane Cosstick
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Johnny Le
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Clint Sheedy
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Brenton Walker
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Mitch McGovern
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Ciaran O’Shaughnessy
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Dale Fitzgerald
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Daniel Ralph
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Matthew Menzies
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Dale Walker
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Christopher Godfrey
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Thomas Petronic
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Tristan Fulham
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Adam Driver
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Danial Pearce
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David Anglim
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Tom Barnetby
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Joel Marie
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Rory Dux
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Sean Rickard
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Richard Brand
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Danny Diwell
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Joshua Barnetby
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Shane Leversha
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Scott Jackman
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Dylan Herft
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Andrew Meredith
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Travis Burgess
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Bo King
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Jesse Tregea
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Shane Costantino
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Jake D’Atri
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Zain Machfud
TEAM
MOUNT WAVERLEY
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SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
Doveton Eagles
Black Rock
Ground: Power Res Power Rd Doveton
(Melway Ref 90 K6)
Ground: Donald McDonald Reserve
(Melway Ref 86 B6)
Telephone: 0419 140 476
Colours: Blue, white & gold panels with
eagle emblem
Colours: Black/ Red sash
Senior Coach: Paul Davis
Reserves Coach: John Sinclair
Senior Coach: John Burke
Reserves Coach: Cameron Womerlsey
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Cameron Womersley
Peter Dye
Dale Walker
Matthew O’Callaghan
Raymond Drysdale
Kaine Bundy
Joel Duggan
Steven Ognjenovic
Glenn Bundy
Paul Davis
Shane McGrath
Michael Keldoulis
Corrie Wilson (Sen Capt)
Clint Wilson
Jason Jeans
David D’Aquino
Brett Hidgcock
Dale Kilpatrick
Hayden Martin
Nathan Wilson
Nathan Graeske
Aiden Vanbeek
Darren Ramsdale
David Martin
Paul Parlapiano
Alex Rakic
Stephen Paynter
Sam Parlapiano
Ange Arena
Cameron Vannes
Chris Mills
Harley Wanganeen
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Geoff O’Neill
Enayte Samadi
Michael Labinski
Travis Graeske
David Morison
Troy Humphries
Ricky Ramsdale
Greg Kerr
Matt Fristad
David Mawhinney
Kieren O’Neill
Steven Mottau
Nick Paynter
Darryl Thomas
Rob Westin
Aaron Duggan
Sean Paynter
Michael Harris
Simon McPherson
BJ Oakford-White
Glenn Tempany
Tim Watson
Nathan Head
Brad Painter
Taaren Hillman
Ben Vandenberg
Jimmy Stroumbis
Mark Mott
Scott Thompson
Shannan Bennett
Travis Gardner
Jarrod O’Neill
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Cory Durie
James Nicholson
Adam Clemente
Ben Strong
Will Sanchez
Brad Meehan
Daniel Kick
Ben Whiting
Steve Baranski
Jack Coleman
Rick Morris
Andrew Hobbs
Darcy O’Brien
Jason Frydman
Jake McMahon
Aaron Griffin
Kelly Spratt
Alex Forbes
Aaron Bice
David Dewar
Brad Nopper
Jay Williams
Tom Dewar
Jeremy Starke
Robert Kugler
Marty Wickham
Matt Nicklos
Jim Jeffery
Chris Badman
Dave Watson
Dave Steingberg
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Luke Hamilton
Justin Cuthill
Tim De Munk
Ben Laux
Andrew Phelps
Andrew Ferguson
Michael Rourke
Lachlan Mooney
James Alexander
Mark Bramwell
Merlyn Reuter
Robert Rotherham
Ben Fraser
William Peters
Jesse Parsons
Leigh Jones
Cooper Ferries
Brad Fairhurst
Thomas Goode
Ben Millar
Haydn Paynter
Cody Ferries
Oliver Swan
Max Fraser
Andrew O’Leary
Nathan Costello
Michael Spohn
John Barry
Anthony Cribbes
Chris Knight
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DOVETON EAGLES
BLACK ROCK
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SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
SANDOWN Fair to say, it was
one of the ugliest days in terms of
conditions last Saturday, but full credit
to Doveton who proved too good in
both the Reserves and Seniors. Our
Thirds bounced back nicely with a
thumping win over South Yarra. The
knife edge season for our Senior
Group continues this weekend with
a trip away to Mt.Waverley as we
hope our boys can rise again to the
occasion with a fair bit on the line.
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DOVETON EAGLES The
thirds took on a top side in Cerberus
and weren’t disgraced. They had the
best playing conditions of the day
before the rain set in. Mozzie kept up
his great form and was supported by
Rayzor, Benny Mc and Woody. Ray
also got 3 and Mitch got a couple.
Then the rain came and Power
Reserve turned to a mud bath! It
made for some tough contested
footy and our reserves were up for
DANDENONG Round 13 wrap,
Wet, Wet, Wet – Cold. Torrential
rain late Fri and all day Saturday
combined with a temperature forecast
that would have seen Tasmanian’s
cowering indoors, but not our players,
they braved the conditions and took
to fields to fly the DFC flag.
The Thirds travelled to Cheltenham,
where a raft of ducks floating around
the northern end of the ground gave
some insight to what was in store. Our
Boys put in a spirited effort, but were
not able to match the class of the
opposition in the difficult conditions.
Over to Ashwood for the Seniors
and Reserves. The ground was
almost unplayable, with several
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the challenge, coming away with a
great win against the top undefeated
side. Slick and Joker relished the
conditions while Kerr, Westy and
Cody were great too. Tick was the
major goal kicker with 2.
The seniors were up for the
challenge playing against an always
dangerous Sandown side. It was
very even for the 1st half but the
boys stepped it up in the 3rd. Led
by Matty O, Bull and Hunt in the
inches (50mm) of water sitting on
the surface. The reserves paddled
out for a low scoring affair to take
the 4 points, the highlight of day was
holding Ashwood goal less making
Coach Woody the happiest man in
the rain.
The Seniors had the worst of the
conditions, with the ground now
totally chopped up. In an absolute
slog, we went into the final quarter
with handy 31 – 12 lead but then we
simply stopped while Ashwood found
another gear to run over the top of us
in the last.
Preview Round 14. Congratulations
and good luck to Michael Reid who is
playing in his 500th senior game for
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middle they put the next 4 goals
on the board to make it very hard
for Sandown. The conditions were
perfect for Brades, Trav G, Heada,
Knighter and co... Nanga, Mark
Mott and Fristad led the way down
back and Temps(4) Hoover(3) and
Hidgy(2) put the score on the board!
Remember to get $4000 tickets
back to the lady’s and see Jen about
comedy night.
debut as a 17 year old; back close to
when Jesus was born, his tough as
nails mindset has seen him miss very
few games to achieve this incredible
milestone. To play 500 senior games
at the One Club is a phenomenal
effort that has no precedent and is
not likely to be achieved again DFC.
The loyalty Mick has for his club and
team mates is second to none and
we hope the football Gods look after
him while he plays his 500th and he
remains injury free to enjoy a beer
with is mates afterwards. With juniors
and his Super rules games, not even
Mick knows how many games he has
played in total, so it might be project
to take on if he ever decides to hang
up the boots.
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SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
LYNDALE
Football: The Seniors
match will be unforgettable for those who
made the trip down to Black Rock. Off to a
great start with the ball moving quickly in
conditions that certainly did not suit footy
the Pumas were able to give themselves
a 7 point break at the first break. The 2nd
quarter was one of our worst for the year
with the Jets completely outplaying us
and managing to kicked 2 goals late and
earn a 2 point lead at the main break. The
last quarter was all Lyndale as we applied
pressure all over the ground and ran and
carried the ball with aggression. Late
goals to Trevor Kumetaitis, Alex Bertucci &
Matthew Stuart got the Pumas over the line
by 9 points.
The Reserves completely outplayed their
opponents early getting out to a 7 goal
lead at halftime but all credit to the Jets
Reserves outfit they were able to get
numbers around the ball in the 2nd half and
make it a real hard contest with only 3 goals
kicked. In the end Brenchos boys were able
to win by 41 points giving them still some
chance to figure in finals action.
ENDEAVOUR HILLS
Round
13 saw the Falcons vs CPL at Rory Dore
Reserve in what was forecast for very
sloppy conditions. After last weeks big win
in the 2’s, signs were promising to start the
day off with a close tough fought out game.
After being in front at Quarter time and less
than a kick behind at the main break the
reserves couldn’t finish the job. Despite
the 40 point loss some great performances
where put forward in the likes of Ronnie
Prudham getting mass amounts of footy
and kicking a monster torpedo through
for the 6 points looked best a field, along
with Richie Masquiren also racking up the
ASHWOOD
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Juniors: Congratulations to our Under 9
tackers for winning the Burke Lightening
Cup 2013 great job boys the future is in
good hand
Seniors: In conditions that were more
suited to swimming than football
Ashwood lined up against Dandenong in
a massive game for our season.
After a tight fi rst quarter with few
opportunities up forward for both sides
we managed a narrow lead of just 3
points.
Netball: The Saturday netballers were
washed out in their match last weekend and
still find themselves in 3rd position but only
1 win away from top spot. The next game for
the ladies will be held on the 27th July when
we take on 4th placed Cheltenham at noon.
Saturday August 24th (Round 18): Please
keep this date open as we are in the stages
of organising our sponsors and past players
day to be held while we take on Dandenong
to win back the Peter Shannahan Memorial
Trophy.
Social: Lyndale Cup: On Saturday August
3rd after our away match we will be
conducting the Lyndale Cup hosted by Dale
‘Kooka’ Weston. Horses are only $5 each
with the only responsibility of the owner is
to name your horse (and provide contact
details if unable to attend on the evening)
This day will double as both our Past
Players & Sponsors Day and we hope that
numbers will be huge on the final day of the
Home & Away season.
First prize on the evening is $250 with $125
for second and $50 for third. All profits from
the races will be going towards the Players
trip away which will be held on the weekend
of October 18th.
Saturday August 17th will be our Frat Party
hosted by our Netballers: $10 entry (or $20
if not dressed in the spirit of the evening)
and come and let loose and enjoy the
festivities. Beer Pong, Jelly Shots, Drinking
Games and a DJ to play your favourite
tunes.
Peter Shannahan Memorial Trophy:
touches and looking damaging in front of
goal.
The Seniors took to the field and by this
time the weather had truly set in. Again
close all day, the scores were tight until the
final term with the Lions getting a few quick
scores late to stretch the lead. Nate Reid
was good all day continuing his good form
and putting through 2 majors along with the
3 Peake brothers and the Burke Brothers
strong through out.
This week Endeavour Hills are back at
home to take on the Ashwood Magpies.
Be sure to get down to Barry Simon and
support The Falcs.
In the second quarter despite having
plenty of the football throughout our
decision making and style of attack in
some cases meant we were not able to
put any sort of meaningful score on the
board while a long and direct game from
Dandenong saw them put on 3 goals.
Things continued on in the third much
as they had all day, our attacks were
breaking down after not playing to the
conditions in most cases and at the last
change we found ourselves 3 goals in
arrears.
The boys were called on for a massive
fi nal term effort and the early stages
of the quarter seemed as though the
conditions might win out. But an inspired
fi nal 10 minutes saw us play dry weather
like football and score 4 unanswered
goals to steal a fantastic 7 point win.
Stanna, Dicko, Perko and Hale Damage
While still waiting on confirmation we are
hopeful that former Lyndale Footballer and
Shinboner of the Century Glenn Archer will
be in attendance.
Social Media: For all the information you
require please do not hesitate to find us at
any of the following;
www.lyndalefootballclub.com.au
Facebook group: Lyndale Football
Sponsors: Direct Paper Supplies, Sandown
Park Hotel, Springvale RSL, Village Green
Hotel, Dandenong Club, Tiger Electrical
Services, Broads Butchers, Melbourne
Indoor Paintball, Berwick Inn Hotel &
Bendigo Bank Dingley Branch
Upcoming Social Calender for the Falcons
‘80’s Night’ Saturday 3rd August. Please
ask Kimberly for details.
Thank you to our sponsors Dandenong
club, GCS car hire, First National
Endeavour Hills, Bakers Delight Endeavour
Hills, Coles Dandenong and Lynbrook
Hotel. Any sponsorship player or club
please contact Arnie. Also don’t forget
to grab a Falcon Membership which we
have available for $25 each- includes club
keyring, discounted entry to club events,
members only prices from the bar plus
more. Go Falcons!!
among our best contributors all day.
Pickle had several telling touches late
and Hanners in the Maradona boots
managed to soccer the sealer through.
Great Win boys.
Reserves: In what were shocking
conditions we knew we were in for a
hard slog in the wet against third placed
Dandenong. We struggled with the
wet conditions and we were unable to
adjust our game to the conditions and
Dandenong managed to handle the wet
better than us and ran out winners by four
goals. Waterboy handled the conditions
well and so did Measles and Tails. Let’s
focus on next week and put that loss
behind us! Thanks to Matt Preston for
running the boundary
Social: August 10th is our next social
function the $1000 draw every player is
asked to sell a minimum of 4 tickets.
SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES
PLS SEE OMAR OR JOSH FOR
TICKETS TO THE COCKTAIL PARTY
AT CARRUM BOWLS CLUB 10
AUGUST, it should be a Crackerjack
night!!
Most importantly we at CPLFC wish
to acknowledge all our sponsors
and urge our members to support
those who support us. They have
had the courage to back us in our
inaugural year and their support has
BLACK ROCK Brighton Toyota
Update: It was a great night at the
club on Saturday night with our
members draw! Thanks to everyone
that attended and those that helped
run the night. Many observed that
it was the most packed out they
have seen the club social rooms
for an event since our last flag
celebrations... Earlier in the day the
boys went down in the dying minutes
to Lyndale after battling it out all day
in terrible conditions. Things are
starting to build on and off the field
for the club. Our next social event will
follow our away game vs. Sandown
in 2 weeks on the 3rd of August. Jay
and Jane Williams will be running a
trivia night at the club, sign-up sheet
is on the club room wall.
Anytime Fitness Moorabbin Netball
Report: It was a washout this week for
the Jetballers. After braving a quarter
and a bit of play, the match was
MOUNT WAVERLEY Get
Wet Pools Seniors Report: A tough
hard fought 22 pt win against Hallam
in crappy conditions. With the coach
keeping with his masterstroke move
with pushing Joey Dickard forward
combining with Big Joffa for 4
goals. Kouta kept up his midfi eld
dominance with another BOG
display in the wet, well supported by
Tribey, Lil Gazza, God’s Kitchen off
half back, digits and WINGERZzzz!
D’Cruze Missle & Lil Gazza kicked a
goal each where goals were scarce.
We’ve got Sandown this sat for our
Past Players Day! #GetAroundUs
Discount Trader Tools Reserves
Report: When the wind blows hard
been invaluable. Full details of our
sponsors who are listed below can be
found at www.cplfc.com.au:
Mortgage Choice Cheltenham, Dandy
Premix Concrete, Fineline Printing,
Riviera Hotel, Miss Maggy`s café,
Action Engineering Services Group,
Bryan Pope Brick Cleaning, Prime
Innovation Building, Blu Restaurant,
Utopian Homes, PPC Plastic Cards
Solutions, Carrum Patterson Lakes
Sports Club, Barlow Plumbing,
abandoned due to torrential rain.
Inspired Alliance Footy Coaches
Report: Seniors - The heavens
opened up for the game against
Lyndale which saw 2 teams battle it
out in very difficult conditions. This
was always going to be a tough
physical game against quality
opposition and that’s exactly what
was dished up. There was never more
than a few goals that separated the
teams all day with the lead changing
all day however Lyndale were able
to finish off on top by the final siren.
Very proud of the team effort and
this must continue next week against
Doveton. Best players: Kelly Slater,
Half Moon, The Fish, Azza & El
Coopo.
Reserves -The boys battled hard
in blizzard like conditions, but
were unable to bridge the half time
gap after a bit of a slow start- the
endeavour & attitude was definitely
and the sky is black..Mount Roar
Together! Great 10 pt win by our
boys in wet and muddy conditions.
Gargoyle is back to where he
made a name for himself being a
powerhouse at Full Forward kicking
3, POORella-ella-eh-eh chimed
in with 2 as well did Kinsella-ellaeh-eh with 2 as well. BIN was
BOG displaying his trademark
tenacity around the stoppages well
helped out by Cappa, Driver Plz
and the welcomed return of the
Hayezzzzzzzzzz. Great win by the
boys and another must win this sat
against Sandown! #MountFooty
Studfi eld Pharmacy Thirds Report:
It was a dark day for the Mountain
Lions, besides going down to
Fair Dinkum Promotions, Foresite
Transport & logistics, Lime health
& Fitness, Timber Trophies ,Roy
Dore Family, Johnston`s Painting &
Remodeling Services, Mordialloc
Sports Club, Frankston Dandenong
Cars Pty Ltd, S & J Windows, Pollard
Insurance, Southern Bay Electrical
Services, DNS Security, Bakers
Delight Patterson Lakes, Match Works
– disability employment services. 12
Apostles Mountain Bike Classic
there today & our first victory is
nearing....
Sponsors:
- Brighton Toyota: Call (03) 9524
2000 or visit 77 Nepean Highway,
Elsternwick
- Anytime Fitness Moorabbin: Visit
Matt Walker for a $12.50 a week
‘Jets’ membership. 854 Nepean Hwy
- Inspired Alliance: Want your own
mobile app? Call 1300 442 777.
Download the Jets’ mobile app
(iTunes/Google Play)
- TWB – Chartered Accountants:
Damian Devola (03) 9568 0188
- Bendigo Bank Beaumaris: Rob
Fenton (03) 9589 5366
- Physio@Sandringham - Tess &
Sarah doing ‘Jets’ rate consults
- Buxton Sandringham
Chelsea by 59 pts, one of the key
players for the Thirds in clearance
specialist BIRDDOG WOOF WOOF
went down with a season ending
knee injury that shocked the Football
world.
The boys tried to rally for him but with
little numbers, they did not prevail.
Better players for the day were:
kAnglim was BOG with a solid effort
in the midfi eld, The Better Godders
battled hard all day, The Alpha Tribe
competed very well in the ruck and
around the ground, The other Kropfty
pushed hard all day, Nev was prolifi c
and STRONG TOM held up the
defence #DoItForBirddogWoofWoof
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SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
Under 19s: Up & About
ST Pauls fought hard and grinded
out a terrific win over Chelsea
Heights at Beazley Reserve. The
Heighters led at the main interval,
but the Doggies slammed on 10
goals to three in the second half
to run away with it. Tim Carracher
was simply outstanding for St
Pauls while big Jackson Fry was
the lone hand up forward for the
home side.
At Beena Arena, Clayton put in
one of their best performances for
the year against the highly-fancied
Murrumbeena. At no stage were
they completely out of the contest,
but Beena’s class ensured they
got home by five goals. Cameron
Rundell was best on for winners,
while big man Jack Gavin put in
a commanding performance for
the Clays in spite of the tough
conditions.
Carrum Patterson Lakes fought
/ Will Hunter
hard against Skye early, keeping
them goalless in the opening
quarter. But the Bombers lifted
in front of the vocal home crowd
and cruised home in the second
half. Luke Bailey-Kohne was again
terrific for Skye, as was Troy Jones
for CPL.
toss of the coin. I’m tipping Beena
at home in a nail-biter.
The final game was a
disappointing one for finals
aspirant Dingley – easily beaten
by Bentleigh at the Den. Although
Harry Thompson offered a lot
of resistance, the Dingoes were
never really in the hunt as the flag
favourites put on a clinical display.
Kade Heaphy-Wemyss earned
himself best afield honours for
Bentleigh.
Hampton travels down to the
Hangar to face the Bombers. The
Hammers have been in good form
and will be refreshed after last
week’s bye, however, Skye are
always tough to beat at home and I
think they will get the points here.
Headlining round 14 is the game of
the round between Murrumbeena
and St Pauls at Murrumbeena.
These two sides are pretty evenly
matched, and this one is really a
Clayton’s draw doesn’t get much
easier this week, up against
Bentleigh at Bentleigh. I expect a
similarly defiant performance from
the Clays, but I don’t think they can
topple the ladder leaders.
The final game is Carrum Patterson
Lakes and Dingley at Roy Dore
Reserve. The Dingoes are three
wins clear of sixth and a victory
here will just about book them a
finals berth. With that in back of
their minds I think they will put in a
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Under 19s Results: Round 13
UNDER 19s
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
PTS
Bentleigh
13
9
1
1
1133
482
235.06
46
Skye
13
9
2
1
1246
615
202.60
42
Murrumbeena
13
9
3
0
1078
641
168.17
40
St Pauls
13
7
4
0
875
671
130.40
36
Dingley
13
7
4
0
822
658
124.92
36
Chelsea Heights
13
5
7
0
942
647
145.60
24
Hampton
13
4
7
0
645
986
65.42
24
Clayton
13
1
11
0
437
1252
34.90
8
C.P.L
13
0
12
0
330
1556
21.21
4
Under 19s
Chelsea Heights
St Pauls
1.0
1.2
3.0
1.4
3.2
7.6
6.3-39
11.10-76
Chelsea Heights: Goal Kickers: J. Fry 5, T. Cleaver
Best Players: J. Fry, E. Greenway, J. Gurry, S. Kat, P. Morrissey,
M. Longbardi
St Pauls: Goal Kickers: N. Stubbings 3, B. Phillips 2, C. Wilson 2,
T. Mancal 2, T. Carracher, T. Lasplaces
Best Players: T. Carracher, C. Herbstreit, J. Muldoon, D. Stewart-Niven,
J. Parrett, M. Blee
Skye
0.9
4.16
1.2
8.19
2.2
11.24-90
3.2-20
Skye: Goal Kickers: R. McConville 5, J. Thomas 2, L. Bailey - Kohne 2,
J. Williams, K. Beirne-Murphy
Best Players: L. Bailey - Kohne, J. Thomas, B. Bormann, R. McConville,
J. Williams, J. Nankervis
Carrum Patterson Lakes: Goal Kickers: D. Bell, C. Graham, L. Swift
Best Players: T. Jones, D. Bell, C. Graham, M. Bulins, A. Bollen, R. Brown
Murrumbeena
Clayton
2.4
1.2
7.5
3.6
8.5
4.11
0.0
6.2
2.1
8.6
3.1
11.13
STEVE KAT
CHELSEA HEIGHTS FC
The Leader Shooting Star Award
Nomination for Round 13 has been
awarded to Steve Kat of the Chelsea
Heights Football Club. Steve has been
in consistent form this season and
has shown leadership amongst his
teammates. Steve wins the contested ball
regularly and with his accurate kicking to
a target, brings his game to a new level
by not wasting his opportunities.
Congratulations Steve Kat of the Chelsea
Heights Football Club, the Round 13
Leader Shooting Star Award Nominee.
12.8-80
6.14-50
Murrumbeena: Goal Kickers: S. Parry 3, S. Moloney 2, J. Meredith 2,
J. Curtis 2, H. Turkington, W. Nash, A. Scammell
Best Players: C. Rundell, H. Turkington, S. Parry, A. Scammell,
C. Kirk-Williams, J. Meredith
Clayton: Goal Kickers: C. Hookens 2, L. Wise 2, J. Brown, C. Jordan
Best Players: G. Barton, J. Gavin, J. Rigoni, C. Hookens, L. Wise,
B. Van den Ham
Dingley
Bentleigh
Leader Shooting Star
of the Year 2013
4.1-25
16.13-109
Dingley: Goal Kickers: J. Mentiplay 2, K. Davidson 2
Best Players: H. Thompson, B. Ginns, K. Feehan, J. Pickford, V. Arena,
T. Walker
Bentleigh: Goal Kickers: L. Dimattina 5, L. Hogton-Hewish 4, R. Moriarty
2, N. Jordan, D. Petrakis, J. Colyvan, B. Cooper, J. Watts
Best Players: K. Heaphy-Wemyss, M. Smith, L. Hogton-Hewish,
M. Troutbeck, R. Hyde, R. Moriarty
The Leader Shooting Star Award
returns for 2013 with a player from the
Under 19 competition to be featured
each week putting them in contention
for the major award “Leader Shooting
Star of the Year “presented in October
at the SFL Awards Dinner.
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SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
2013 Under 19s Fixture
ROUND 1
13-Apr-13
ROUND 7
25-May-13
ROUND 13
20-Jul-13
C.P.L 5.7.37 def. by Hampton 13.12.90
Clayton 0.0.00 def. by C.Heights 16.19.115
Bentleigh 11.10.76 drew. Skye 11.10.76
Dingley 8.8.56 def. by Murrumbeena 11.7.73
St Pauls - BYE
Dingley 9.12.66 def. St Pauls 8.12.60
Bentleigh 30.17.197 def. C.P.L 6.4.40
M’beena 22.10.142 def. Hampton 8.6.54
Skye 12.10.82 def. Chelsea Heights 6.5.41
Clayton - BYE
C.Heights 6.3.39 def. by St Pauls 11.10.76
Skye 11.24.90 def. by C.P.L 3.2.20
M’beena 12.8.80 def. Clayton 6.14.50
Dingley 4.1.25 def. by Bentleigh 16.13.109
Hampton - BYE
ROUND 2
20-Apr-13
ROUND 8
01-Jun-13
Hampton 11.8.74 def. by St Pauls 15.17.107
Chelsea Heights 35.12.222 def. C.P.L 2.1.13
Skye 17.14.116 def. Clayton 9.1.55
M’beena 15.13.103 def. Bentleigh 7.11.53
Dingley - BYE
St Pauls 11.7.73 def. C.P.L 1.2.8
Hampton 14.7.91 def. Clayton 2.8.20
C.Heights 6.3.39 def. by Bentleigh 14.7.91
Skye 10.16.76 def. Dingley 5.5.35
Murrumbeena - BYE
ROUND 14
27-Jul-13
Murrumbeena v St Pauls
Carrum Patt. Lakes v Dingley
Bentleigh v Clayton
Skye v Hampton
Chelsea Heights - BYE
ROUND 3
27-Apr-13
HOLMESGLEN ROUND 9
15-Jun-13
St Pauls 14.11.95 def. C.Heights 6.8.44
C.P.L 6.2.38 def. by Skye 31.25.211
Clayton 5.10.40 def. by M’beena 18.13.121
Bentleigh 15.13.103 def. Dingley 7.8.50
Hampton - BYE
Clayton 5.12.42 def. by St Pauls 18.14.122
Bentleigh 18.8.116 def. Hampton 2.8.20
Dingley 10.9.69 def. C.Heights 8.3.51
M’beena 11.10.76 def. Skye 9.15.69
Carrum Patt. Lakes - BYE
ROUND 4
04-May-13
ROUND 10
22-Jun-13
St Pauls 16.10.106 def. M’beena 9.7.61
Dingley 23.13.151 def. C.P.L 0.3.3
Clayton 2.3.33 def. by Bentleigh 21.20.146
Hampton 8.12.60 def. Skye 28.11.179
Chelsea Heights - BYE
Hampton 11.13.79 def. C.P.L 7.10.52
C.Heights 15.13.103 def. Clayton 1.4.10
Skye 4.3.27 def. by Bentleigh 10.11.71
M’beena 11.9.75 def. by Dingley 11.10.76
St Pauls - BYE
ROUND 5
11-May-13
ROUND 11
29-Jun-13
Skye 16.22.118 def. by St Pauls 9.8.62
C.P.L 1.5.11 def. by M’beena 21.19.145
Dingley 17.11.113 def. Clayton 5.4.34
C.Heights 13.9.87 def. Hampton 6.7.43
Bentleigh - BYE
St Pauls 11.21.87 def. Hampton 5.3.33
C.P.L 5.1.31 def. by C.Heights 17.14.116
Clayton 2.7.19 def. by Skye 16.19.115
Bentleigh 10.12.72 def. M’beena 5.14.44
Dingley - BYE
ROUND 6
18-May-13
ROUND 12
6-Jul-13 / 13-Jul-13
St Pauls 3.7.25 def. by B’leigh 15.9.99
C.P.L 8.5.53 def. by Clayton 11.5.71
Hampton 5.5.35 def. by Dingley 16.8.104
C.Heights 4.6.30 def. by M’beena 6.11.47
Skye - BYE
Clayton 5.9.39 def. by Dingley 10.17.77
M’beena 16.15.111 def. C.P.L 3.6.24
St Pauls 9.8.62 def. by Skye 12.15.87
Hampton 9.12.66 def. C.Heights 7.13.55
Bentleigh - BYE
ROUND 15
03-Aug-13
St Pauls v Dingley
Carrum Patt. Lakes v Bentleigh
Hampton v Murrumbeena
Chelsea Heights v Skye
Clayton - BYE
ROUND 16
10-Aug-13
Bentleigh v St Pauls
Clayton v Carrum Patt. Lakes
Dingley v Hampton
Murrumbeena v Chelsea Heights
Skye - BYE
ROUND 17
17-Aug-13
St Pauls v Clayton
Hampton v Bentleigh
Skye v Murrumbeena
Carrum Patt. Lakes - BYE
ROUND 18
24-Aug-13
Carrum Patt. Lakes v St Pauls
Clayton v Hampton
Bentleigh v Chelsea Heights
Dingley v Skye
Murrumbeena - BYE
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Under 19 Team Lists
Bentleigh
Coach: Paul Dimattina
Chelsea Heights
Coach: Paul Smit
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
1
Brynly Stokes
17
James Watts
1
Ben Corrie
15
Liam Swift
2
Jayden Barker
27
Matt Madafferi
2
Kade HeaphyWemyes
18
Peter J
Lanbrinos
2
Rory Brown
17
Alex Bollen
3
Tom Cleaver
28
Brodie McAlpine
3
Mitchell Allamby
19
Ben Cooper
4
Steve Kat
29
Scott Latta
4
Mark Smith
20
Nick Jordan
5
Jarryd Chand
33
5
Andrew Griffiths
21
Waanunga
Kelly-Nagas
6
Steve Galileos
7
Ryan Archer
35
Pat Morrissey
7
Barama Blow
8
Mikal Longbardi
36
Adam Hume
9
Brad Trotter
37
Matt Tarr
10
Hiovake Livesey
40
Josh Bennett
11
Kenneth Stewart
41
Mark Riddell
15
Jackson Fry
45
Chol Arou
3
Dylan Cott
18
Shane
McCormack
Robbie Hyde
4
Jake Waterfall
20
Dylan Davies
23
Jack Gadakis
5
Matthew Bulins
21
Harry Conway
24
Jack Dear
7
Daniel Bell
22
Billy-Jack
Milligan
8
Nick Lowrie
25
Rob Moriarty
9
Liam Dimattina
26
Braydon
Lawford
10
Micheal Lanham
27
Julian Magor
11
Peter Constandi
28
12
Ben Hendry
13
Dimitri Petrakis
8
Liam Hickman
23
Ben Turner
9
Andrew
McCormack
25
Adam
Campagna
Tom Johanson
10
Ryan Lynch
26
Jayden Riordan
29
Chris Yenofkian
11
Troy Jones
28
Harry Conway
16
47
Lachlan Bennett
34
Alex Walker
Dermott
O’Driscoll
12
Ace Hare
30
Brandon
Butterworth
17
Joe Gurry
48
Erish
Uthayakumar
13
Daniel Nash
41
Blake Helsham
18
Jamie Grant
51
Shane Tarr
14
Jack Thomson
57
Zach Buhagiar
19
Justin Hynes
54
Elliott Greenway
14
Matt Wilson
38
Matt Troutbeck
15
Liam HoghtonHewish
39
Bryn Thomas
16
Tim Berger
Clayton
Dingley
Hampton
Coach: Tim Edwards
Coach: Matt Benton
Coach: Simon Beshara
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
1
Jordan Collins
40
Jack Hulley
1
John Mentiplay
17
Jordan Baker
1
Carl-Oskar Beer
20
James Hickey
3
John Davis
41
Chris Morris
2
Nathan Lowther
18
Travis Walker
2
Max Billings
21
4
Kevin Harris
43
Brendan
Alexander
3
Jack Lloyd
19
Jake Bowen
4
Kessel Zoethout
22
5
Andy Culvenor
23
Daniel Gilhooley
7
Carl Nichols
24
Guy Timms
8
Will Mason
25
Luke Tempany
9
Lachlan Grant
26
Matthew
McIntyre
10
Thomas Coulson
27
Alisdair Curr
11
Tadhg
Fitzgibbon
28
Thomas Nolan
12
Cameron Lee
29
Lucas Adams
13
Michael Riddle
34
Al Matthews
6
Joel Rigoni
45
Jesse Dunn
4
Jake Andrews
20
Danny Dinh
12
James Brown
53
Makram
Khoweiss
5
Corey Reeves
21
Jayden Corpe
17
Chris Pocknee
54
Patrick Vella
6
Kristen Feehan
22
Bryce McLeod
18
Jack Gavin
55
Doug Gray
7
Joe Edwards
23
Jack Pickford
21
Justin Morris
56
Jack Bourke
9
Harry Thompson
24
Vincent Arena
Riley
Gorringe-Dennis
Mathisha
Vidyaratne
23
Leigh Wise
57
Chris Sewell
10
Ben Ginns
25
James Piltz
29
Cameron
Hookens
58
Brad Robertson
11
Kane Davidson
27
Simon Sloss
30
Jordan Hall
59
Ryan Nutting
12
Jake
Cole-Sinclair
29
Vasio Vetenibua
16
Alex Docherty
38
Angus North
34
Jackson
Pocknee
60
Angelo Madaffri
14
Warwick Nichols
30
Harrison Whelan
17
Daniel Ebbott
45
Thomas Burley
35
Raymond
Tahana
61
Joel Black
15
Trent
Bartholomew
31
David Bose
18
Tim Wighton
47
Tristan Brown
36
Nathan Collins
16
Riley Florance
19
Nathan Heap
59
Josh
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SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
Under 19 Team Lists
Murrumbeena
Skye
St Pauls
Coach: Peter O’Dea
Coach: Craig Prestage
Coach: Wayne Herbstreit
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
1
Jack Brammer
16
Sam Rodgers
1
Brendon
Weighell
19
Joel Williams
1
Carl Herbstreit
13
Bob Carracher
2
Will Voorham
17
Jacob Curtis
2
Jodi Nankervis
20
Mardy Dare
14
3
Blake Bormann
21
Travis
Las Places
18
Chris
Kirk-Williams
James
Bragagnolo
Will Nash
Kealan
McKeever
2
3
4
Jackson
Meredith
19
Bryn Plate
4
Ryan McConville
24
Luke Minehan
3
Beau Phillips (C)
15
Connor Wilson
Darcy Hargrave
20
5
Brayden
Degering
25
Reed Allan
4
Zach Spencer
16
Jeremy Muldoon
6
Brandon Warner
26
Brandon Pozzo
5
Jake Seymour
19
Jordan Lloyd
7
Sam Alter
28
James Bateman
8
Dylan Vreekamp
31
Chase Allan
6
Rhys Walton
20
Tim Roberts
8
Joel Parrett
23
Nick Stubbings
9
George Politis
24
Martin Clements
10
Paul Tolongs
25
Cameron Putt
11
Jai MarsdenSayce
26
Taylor Mancal
12
Dylan
Stewart-Niven
35
Michael
Constantino
5
Henry Kerstens
6
Sam Moloney
23
Matthew Nandor
7
Lloyd Townsend
24
Sam Parry
8
Harley
Turkington
25
Stuart Anderson
9
32
Jesse Labra
9
Jarrod Walker
26
Anthony
Ekberg-Weiss
Jamie
Solly Prestage
12
Andrew Hook
37
Jacob Hughes
Cameron
Rundell
13
Justin Baldock
38
Kyle Rhodes
10
Daniel Entwistle
27
11
Dechlan
Turkington
28
Alaster Bradley
14
Luke Broomhall
39
Bradley Dyer
12
Mitchell Hendley
29
Callum
Kirk-Williams
16
Christopher
McCann
73
Luke Bailey
14
James Iriyadi
30
Christopher
Evans
17
Craig Price
74
Lachy Hamill
15
Pat Lithgow
31
Eddie Brown
18
Dylan De Prazer
15
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Thirds Results: Round 13
THIRDS
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
PTS
Skye
Cerberus
Dingley
Sandown
Cheltenham
Mount Waverley
Chelsea Heights
Dandenong
Doveton Eagles
Moorabbin
South Yarra
Hallam
12
13
13
13
12
13
13
12
13
10
13
13
11
11
10
10
7
7
6
5
4
3
1
0
1
2
3
3
5
6
7
7
9
7
12
13
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1160
1253
1164
953
936
687
848
626
728
406
385
290
270
452
520
511
574
786
703
913
963
964
1238
1542
429.63
277.21
223.85
186.50
163.07
87.40
120.63
68.57
75.60
42.12
31.10
18.81
44
44
40
40
28
28
24
20
16
12
4
0
Chelsea Heights
Mount Waverley
1.0
0.3
4.2
0.3
7.3
4.5
13.10-88
4.5-29
Chelsea Heights: Goal Kickers: Z. Reyer 4, E. Duell 2, G. Billam, M. Flack,
M. Allard, D. Hogan, M. Sawyers, V. Ip, N. Turner
Best Players: M. Flack, T. Portman, G. Billam, D. Hogan, N. Turner, B. Campbell
Mount Waverely: Goal Kickers: S. Meredith 2, J. Mekhael 2
Best Players: K. Anglim, M. Godfree, H. Tribe, T. Kropf, N. Richardson, T. Nichol
Skye
Moorabbin
4.7
0.0
7.12
1.1
12.14
1.1
14.18-102
1.1-7
Skye: Goal Kickers: M. Grosbergs 3, S. Tempone 3, C. Mattsson 2, N. Harford,
E. Williams, P. Wilson, C. McGuire, G. Stock, R. Parker
Best Players: M. Millar, H. Burridge, B. Earnshaw, D. Turner, S. Murnane, C. McGuire
Moorabbin: Goal Kickers: M. Pottinger
Best Players: C. Brook, D. Green, J. Parker, D. Kingston, W. Kruss, M. Pottinger
Dingley
Hallam
5.3
0.0
9.6
0.0
11.12
1.0
18.14-122
2.2-14
Dingley: Goal Kickers: H. Brown 4, J. Keyt 3, P. Phan 3, M. Moore 3, P. Rizzi 2,
L. Sherry, A. Ross, H. Geri
Best Players: H. Brown, M. Wonnacott, P. Smith, P. Rizzi, P. Phan, M. Jeddou
Hallam: Goal Kickers: D. McIvor, A. Sankey
Best Players: T. Tulau, K. Faulkner, M. Wilson, S. Cooley, A. Mutsaers, D. Sharp
South Yarra
Sandown
0.0
3.4
0.2
5.7
0.2
7.13
0.3-3
16.13-109
Souht Yarra: Best Players: M. Klomp, M. Pudney, R. McDonald, A. Mills
Sandown: Goal Kickers: B. Le 4, M. Bennie 3, R. Brand 2, R. Ettridge 2, A. Roth,
S. Orr, N. Brown, D. Walker, H. Nguyen
Best Players: D. Garnar, J. Williams, M. Bennie, S. Donovan, H. Nguyen, B. Le
Cheltenham
Dandenong
3.2
0.0
7.3
2.0
10.8
3.2
12.12-84
4.3-27
Cheltenham: Goal Kickers: J. Schafer 2, K. Hoare 2, A. Rolfe 2, S. Goodman 2,
R. Teper, T. Lawson, D. Knopers, B. Moloney
Best Players: T. Lawson, B. Moloney, K. Hoare, M. Westhead, N. Cameron,
S. Goodman
Dandenong: Goal Kickers: R. Boswell 2, J. Holland, D. McPherson
Best Players: A. Salomon, D. McPherson, A. Gittins, D. Moody, Y. Jayasinghe,
B. Doggett
Doveton Eagles
Cerberus
2.3
3.2
3.4
8.5
3.8
10.12
6.10-46
13.16-94
Doveton Eagles: Goal Kickers: R. Drysdale 3, M. Daley 2, G. Bundy
Best Players: J. McNee, R. Drysdale, B. McDonald, M. Woodward, D. Morison, R. Hovell
Cerberus: Goal Kickers: J. Norris 2, K. Lee 2, B. Harricks 2, M. Theunissen 2,
S. Woolard 2, L. Tanner, E. Pugh, J. Somerville
Best Players: J. Martin, M. Theunissen, H. Cattarella, S. Cunningham, J. Shoard, M. Walsh
SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
2013 Thirds Fixture
ROUND 1
13-Apr-13
ROUND 7
25-May-13
ROUND 13
20-Jul-13
South Yarra 5.2.32 def. by Dandenong 7.15.57
Dingley 9.11.65 def. Sandown 3.10.28
Doveton 23.17.155 def. Hallam 0.3.3
Cerberus 7.16.58 def. C.Heights 5.5.35
Skye 21.22.148 def. Mt Waverley 2.3.15
Cheltenham v Moorabbin
Skye 11.16.82 def. Cheltenham 2.2.14
Sth Yarra 4.7.31 def. by C.Heights 19.13.127
Dingley 16.14.110 def. Doveton 2.0.12
Mt Waverley 18.9.117 def. D’nong 7.5.47
Sandown 7.11.53 def. Cerberus 7.7.49
Hallam 10.6.66 def. by Moorabbin 10.13.73
Cheltenham 12.12.84 def. D’nong 4.3.27
Sth Yarra 0.3.3 def. by Sandown 16.13.109
Dingley 18.14.122 def. Hallam 2.2.14
Doveton 6.10.46 def. by Cerberus 13.16.94
C.Heights 13.10.88 def. Mt Waverley 4.5.29
Skye 14.18.102 def. Moorabbin 1.1.7
ROUND 2
20-Apr-13
ROUND 8
01-Jun-13
Dandenong 13.8.86 def. Cheltenham 10.4.64
Sandown 15.19.109 def. South Yarra 1.1.7
Hallam 4.3.27 def. by Dingley 20.16.136
Cerberus 13.9.97 def. Doveton 2.2.14
Mt Waverley 0.0.0 def. by C.Heights 4.4.28
Skye v Moorabbin
C.Heights 5.6.36 def. by Cheltenham 7.10.52
Doveton 14.14.98 def. Sth Yarra 1.1.7
Skye 8.15.63 def. Dandenong 0.3.3
Sandown 11.6.72 def. Mt Waverley 3.6.24
Cerberus 22.15.147 def. Hallam 1.0.6
Dingley 13.17.95 def. Moorabbin 4.10.34
ROUND 14
27-Jul-13
Sandown v Cheltenham
Hallam v South Yarra
Cerberus v Dingley
Mount Waverley v Doveton Eagles
Chelsea Heights v Skye
Dandenong v Moorabbin
ROUND 3
27-Apr-13
HOLMESGLEN ROUND 9
15-Jun-13
Cheltenham 6.4.40 def. by Sandown 9.10.64
Sth Yarra 15.13.103 def. Hallam 2.0.12
Dingley 4.8.32 def. by Cerberus 14.10.92
Doveton 3.9.27 def. by Mt Waverley 5.7.37
Skye 10.13.73 def. Chelsea Heights 3.11.29
Dandenong v Moorabbin
Cheltenham 17.8.110 def. Doveton 5.3.33
Sth Yarra 2.0.12 def. by Dingley 25.30.180
D’nong 7.12.54 def. by C.Heights 8.9.57
Sandown 3.6.24 def. by Skye 5.16.46
Hallam 6.7.43 def. by Mt Waverley 19.13.127
Cerberus 24.16.160 def. Moorabbin 3.4.22
ROUND 4
04-May-13
ROUND 10
22-Jun-13
Cheltenham 27.17.179 def. Hallam 1.1.7
Cerberus 14.19.103 def. Sth Yarra 0.1.1
Dingley 9.4.58 def. Mt Waverley 6.6.42
Skye 28.21.189 def. Doveton 4.2.26
D’nong 12.12.84 def. by Sandown 17.12.114
Moorabbin 4.7.31 def. by C.Heights 19.21.135
Cheltenham 17.16.118 def. Dingley 2.4.16
Dandenong 13.7.85 def. Doveton 9.16.70
C.Heights 3.14.32 def. by Sandown 7.10.52
Skye 18.21.123 def. Hallam 0.3.3
Mt Waverley 13.6.84 def. Cerberus 9.10.64
Sth Yarra 10.11.71 def. by Moorabbin 13.9.87
ROUND 5
11-May-13
ROUND 11
29-Jun-13
Cheltenham 7.5.47 def. by Cerberus 16.17.113
Sth Yarra 2.10.22 def. by Mt Waverley 9.19.73
Dingley 5.8.38 def. by Skye 8.9.57
C.Heights 16.7.103 def. Doveton 4.8.32
Hallam 2.7.19 def. by Dandenong 18.17.125
Sandown 18.15.123 def. Moorabbin 4.2.26
Cheltenham 17.18.120 def. Sth Yarra 1.2.8
Dingley 17.18.120 def. Dandenong 2.2.14
Doveton 4.6.30 def. by Sandown 11.11.77
Hallam 7.10.52 def. by C.Heights 11.6.72
Cerberus 10.10.70 def. Skye 4.3.27
Moorabbin 7.6.48 def. Mt Waverley 3.10.28
ROUND 6
18-May-13
C’ham 4.5.29 def. by Mt Waverley 5.15.45
Sth Yarra 2.1.13 def. by Skye 20.18.138
Dingley 14.11.95 def. C.Heights 5.10.40
Cerberus 14.14.98 def. D’nong 3.1.19
Sandown 15.10.100 def. Hallam 1.2.8
Doveton 14.21.105 def. Moorabbin 3.3.21
ROUND 12
6-Jul-13 / 13-Jul-13
D’nong 4.1.25 def. by Sth Yarra 10.15.75
C.Heights 10.6.66 def. by Cerberus 16.10.106
Mt Waverley 4.4.28 def. by Skye 17.10.112
Sandown 4.4.28 def. by Dingley 14.13.97
Hallam 4.6.30 def. by Doveton 12.8.80
Moorabbin 9.3.57 def. by Cheltenham 11.13.79
ROUND 15
03-Aug-13
Hallam v Cheltenham
South Yarra v Cerberus
Mt Waverley v Dingley
Doveton Eagles v Skye
Sandown v Dandenong
Chelsea Heights v Moorabbin
ROUND 16
10-Aug-13
Cerberus v Cheltenham
Mount Waverley v South Yarra
Skye v Dingley
Doveton Eagles v Chelsea Heights
Dandenong v Hallam
Moorabbin v Sandown
ROUND 17
17-Aug-13
Mount Waverley v Cheltenham
Skye v South Yarra
Dandenong v Cerberus
Hallam v Sandown
Moorabbin v Doveton Eagles
ROUND 18
24-Aug-13
Cheltenham v Skye
Chelsea Heights v South Yarra
Doveton Eagles v Dingley
Dandenong v Mt Waverley
Cerberus v Sandown
Moorabbin v Hallam
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Thirds Team Lists
#
Cerberus
Chelsea Heights
Cheltenham
Coach: Lynton Price
Coach: Jeff Almond
Coach: Jack McTaggart
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
Andrew Smith
Kristian Lee
Louis Tanner
Jonathon
Coleman
Jayden Meyer
Stuart Williams
Nathan
Macullum
Jamie Martin
Jaydn Norris
Tim Sangster
Mitchell
Theunissen
Christopher
Grozdanovski
Luke Gibbons
Craig
Jensen-Schmidt
Craig Osborne
Heath Caffarella
Jared Ford
Jordan Bunder
Adam Reker
Sean Newton
Stephen
Tillotson
Joshua Elliot
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
1
Brad Alderson
35
Dale Banfield
2
James
Hutchison
38
Sean Matheson
(Capt)
5
Tim
Poole-Mitchell
39
Luke Hawryluk
7
Vemon Ip (VC)
43
9
Chris Holding
13
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
Mitch Westhead
Mark Crossley
Richard Mazeika
James
Dickinson
Karl Southgate
Steven
O’Connor
Shivan Jacotine
48
Daniel Hogan
Daniel Knopers
Dean Poole
Tom Prosser
51
Justin Marvic
Sean Goodman
Adam Krohnje
14
Jeff Almond
52
Paul Norton
Kevin Hoare
Grant Warner
15
Adam Nilsen
56
Steven Bound
17
Rowan Neate
58
Scott Bennett
Anthony Newby
Matthew Curry
24
Chris. McLeod
61
Steven Young
Evan Hughes
Jarred Schafer
Ron Meade
Paul Burford
Tim Lawson
Corey Arthur
Sam Renwick
Bradley Harricks
Dylan Banton
Adam Shimmen
Shaun Woolard
Jackson
Cashion
Luke Wright
Mathew Holmes
Liam Bromley
Mitchell Robbins
28
Ben Campbell
66
Ethan Duell
Dillon Slater
Todd Sando
Jackson
Cosgrove
30
Santi. Llinares
71
Steven
McMullen
31
Glen Hutchison
72
Callum Hall
David Ah-one
Adam Beakley
Scott Harding
Stephen
Cunningham
Dingley
Dandenong
Doveton Eagles
Coach: Adam Sikora
Coach: Darran Catton
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
1
Matthew McCabe
41
Grant Renkema
1
Matthew Moore
22
Andrew Bruce
2
Jake Brook
35
PLAYER
Aaron Duggan
2
Christo Otto
23
Kyle Murdoch
3
Troy Cheers
36
David Edwards
3
Peter Rizzi
24
Harley Geri
5
Vishno Rishie
25
Adam Walravens
6
Jason McNee
Harley
Wanganeen
5
Jordan Potts
26
Jason Scandizzo
6
Andrew Bruce
27
Andrew Rissi
Kieren O’Neill
Alex
O’Callaghan
Michael
Woodward
37
4
9
Ryan Hovell
40
7
Michael Bruce
28
Jordan Laragy
8
Mark Wonnacott
29
Shannon Hughes
11
Simon Young
42
Chris
Shambrook
Terry Solier
12
Darran Catton
43
Ben Naylor
14
Shane McClure
44
Mitchell Wright
17
Andrew Falbo
47
Chris Rousetty
Jason Anthony
9
James Dawe
41
Trevor White
10
Ryan Boswell
42
Anthony Gittins
11
Andrew Craig
42
Michael
Lawrence
12
Dylan Arnold
44
Justin Smith
13
Scott Northey
46
Ben Szabo
14
Ian Seagrim
51
Jason Noyahr
Harly Brown
30
Jackson O’Brien
Neil Harper
56
Henry
Cunningham
9
17
10
Daniel Booth
31
Peter Phan
Kevin Stott
11
Ben Simpson
32
Alan Marchingo
18
Dyllan Andrews
48
David
Schmedemann
Brendan
Derozario
12
Scott Morris
33
Nick Grange
20
Mitchell Daley
49
Padda Dilly
13
Daniel Blizzard
34
Drew McLean
21
Graeme Walker
50
22
Jye Harold
54
27
Brad Mayo
55
David Siddoway
Jimmy
Stroumbis
Lee Keldoulis
28
Ben Young
James
Kondarios
56
31
Brenton Scanlon
69
32
Tony Mertis
Tom
O’Gallaghan
88
19
Jamie Atkin
58
22
Shane Paul
59
23
Dean Moody
60
26
Mark Johnson
65
Adam Cooke
14
David Vanderheiden
35
Andrew Sloss
15
Andrew Ross
36
Josh Gangelhoff
29
Darren Turner
66
Scott Moody
16
Richard Constantino
37
Daniel Cook
31
Ash Harvey
66
Yohan
Jayasinghe
17
Adam Hickford
38
Joshua Keyt
34
Rhys McPherson
67
Travis Clark
18
Frank Constantino
39
Sam Holden
19
Nick Turcarelli
50
Adam Sikora
35
Dean
McPherson
100
Daniel Veith
20
Jai Smith
99
Clinton Brooks
40
Joshua Denholm
112
Jacob Holland
21
Michael Jeddou
8
29
34
38
39
57
Jeremy Lucchesi
Adam Matthews
Ashley
Petersobn
Brendan
Hawkins
Brett Kirchner
SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
Thirds Team Lists
Hallam
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
10
Jake Lancaster
62
Safiullan Saadat
31
Cameron Gooch
63
Marcus Wilson
33
43
45
51
Tristan Parker
Ben Scott
Brent Davison
Francis Daly
53
Josh Jacobs
58
Luke Bennett
68
74
87
98
99
Mount Waverley
Moorabbin
Coach: Adam McIvor
#
PLAYER
#
Coach: Randolph Newman & James Gough
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
Michael Allan
Luke Johansson
1
Heath Wright
17
Brendan Fulton
Timurcin Aydin
Anthony
Konye-Booker
2
Tim Vander Haar
18
Nevyn
Richardson
Christopher
Benn
William Kruss
3
Jason Bird
20
Jordan
Cavanagh
Michael Broad
Edward Malley
5
Jack Donald
21
David Austin
Thomas Bevan
Murat Cankurt
Darren
McConville
7
Wayne Clinch
22
Fraser Filer
Troy McConnell
Timothy Cincotta
Dean McConville
10
Jay Cavanagh
23
Brad Wyatt
Matthew Dibrass
James Parker
Christopher
Rose
11
Jeremy Mekhael
24
Tom Nichol
Aaron Francis
Artur
Holubowski
Christopher
Smith
12
Iain Clancy
25
Clark Reilly
Jamie
Hutchinson
Michael
Thornton
13
Andrew
Capovilla
Declan McIvor
Rory McConnell
Dario Djurkovic
Sandown
Skye
Coach: Josh Ryan
Coach: Ben Earnshaw
South Yarra
Coach: Andre Leslie
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
6
Steven Orr
51
Linh Phan
7
Heath Burridge
42
Matthew Chaplin
9
Troy Snow
61
Max O’Laughlan
15
Darren Love
46
Peter Harrison
13
Matt Pudney
62
Ricky Barnes
17
Timothy Kofoed
47
Jason Lester
20
Jarryd Mills
65
Peter Mackay
21
Ben Earnshaw
49
Chris Salt
21
Andre Leslie
66
Brayden Wale
25
Michael Mclean
51
Corey Mattsson
24
Phil Powning
69
Michael Talbin
26
Jeremy Kilmister
55
Paul Manzie
28
Trevor Clark
73
Joel Zavaglia
28
Corey Baines
65
Ross Parker
29
Matt Jackson
77
Jayden Neve
29
Cameron Oliver
66
Travis Scott
35
Andrew Mills
78
Peter Huggett
33
Jonathon
Earnshaw
72
David Carson
44
Jay Turnbull
79
Rory Smeaton
80
Tom Cooper
7
Daniel McMahon
54
Julio Gervigny
12
Mitch Rossborough
57
James Cousland
14
Neal Brown
59
Ricky Ettridge
15
Dean Flynn
67
Ricky Logan
19
Anthony Leek
69
Johnny Le
20
Daniel Hamill
70
Matthew Jolley
21
Matthew Bennie
74
Aaron Vaughan
26
Bo King
75
Kevin Le
27
Hai Nguyen
76
Kyel Kennedy
28
Caine Lever
77
Shaun Donovan
31
Brennan Drewett
78
Cam Marshall
34
Kim Om
79
Daniel Ralph
35
Adam Roth
80
Brett Skurrie
36
Ash Murphy
81
39
Daniel Garner
83
41
Bao Le
85
Shaun Sheedy
46
Troy Nancarrow
47
Jaryd Williams
90
36
Simon Bolger
76
Fabian Banks
45
Ryan
MacDonald
Jake Keet
38
Nathan
Earnshaw
77
Matt Grosbergs
47
Paul Brown
81
Bill Boden
Rael Donovan
39
Steve Walsh
78
Dylan Evans
50
Stevie Basic
82
Ben carter
40
Benjamin Milano
79
Shane Dunne
54
Sean Dixon
83
James Casey
41
Damien Bound
56
Michael Klomp
Nathan Bye
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2013 SFL YMCA Monash
Netball Finals Series
NETBALL: DIVISION 1
TEAM
P
W
L
D
Dingley
11
10
0
0
407 164
F
A
DIFF
243 248.17% 42
%
PTS
Heatherton
11
6
4
0
317 282
35
112.41% 26
Bentleigh
11
6
4
0
272 272
0
100.00% 26
St. Pauls
11
5
5
0
228 279
-51
81.72% 22
St. Kilda City
11
3
7
0
284 331
-47
85.80% 14
Mordialloc
11
3
7
0
253 321
-68
78.82% 14
NETBALL: DIVISION 2
TEAM
P
W
L
D
Dingley
11
9
1
0
388 184
F
A
DIFF
204 210.87% 38
%
PTS
C.P.L
11
6
4
0
335 255
80
131.37% 26
St. Kilda City
11
6
4
0
206 239
-33
86.19% 26
Black Rock
11
4
6
0
266 300
-34
88.67% 18
Clayton
11
4
6
0
233 268
-35
86.94% 18
Mordialloc
11
1
9
0
178 346
-168
51.45%
6
DIFF
%
PTS
NETBALL: DIVISION 3
TEAM
P
W
L
D
Bentleigh
11
8
2
0
283 180
F
A
103 157.22% 34
Hidden Grove
11
7
3
0
346 208
138 166.35% 30
Lyndale
11
7
3
0
285 213
72
133.80% 30
Cheltenham
11
6
3
0
254 240
14
105.83% 28
Dingley
11
4
5
0
242 279
-37
86.74% 20
Hampton
11
2
8
0
188 305
-117
61.64% 10
Mount Waverley 11
1
9
0
152 280
-128
54.29%
6
Mordialloc
1
9
0
135 306
-171
44.12%
6
11
*Round 11 cancelled due to unsafe conditions –
all teams awarded 2 points
• All players in finals matches must have
played at least 4 games throughout the
season to be eligible to participate in that
division’s final series.
• Once a player has played the required
number of games in a division they are
eligible for finals in any other higher division
for that club.
• Teams found to be playing an ineligible
player during finals will be considered to
have lost that match.
• Drawn finals matches will result in a 2
minute time allowance to change ends
and verify the score, position changes
and substitutions may be made during the
change over time.
• An additional 5 minutes each end will be
played with players changing ends at the
end of each half.
• Should there be a draw at the end of the
second half of extra time, play will continue
until one team has a clear two goal lead.
• 5 players registered on the original team
entry form must take the court in all finals
games.
For further information or clarification on
Finals eligibility contact [email protected]
SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
Is your club an AFL Swisse Quality Club ?
calling on AFL Swisse Quality Clubs to
send in a video that Celebrates’ their
clubs greatness.
All local Clubs who have reached bronze,
silver or gold standards will be eligible.
To enter, eligible Clubs will submit a
video to the Swisse Facebook page that
focuses on “Celebrating why your Club is
great”.
Clubs have 6 weeks to put their video
together, before the voting process
begins to determine Australia’s Swisse
Quality Club of the Year.
Over $20,000 worth of prizes to be won
The Swisse Quality Club of the year will
be showcased in the Chanel 7 coverage
of Brownlow Medal night.
IF so, you could walking the red carpet
on Brownlow night as Australia’s Swisse
Quality club of the Year”
If so, the AFL in conjuction with Swisse
vitamins are looking to find Australia’s
greatest football club to be crowned
Australia’s Swisse Quality Club of the
Year.
From July, Swisse and the AFL are
The winning club will win tickets to the
Brownlow Medal, be interviewed on the
Brownlow Medal Swisse Red Carpet, win
the Ultimate Sportsman’s night package,
and receive a $5,000 cash prize from
Swisse.
The 10 finalists will also receive a Swisse
pack valued at $1,000 and have a
chance to win one of three $1,000 cash
prizes for your club.
Full details on the SFL website:
ww.sfl.com.au
GET CREATIVE SFL QUALITY CLUBS
AND SHOW THE FOOTBALL COMMUNITY JUST HOW GREAT YOUR CLUB IS!
Clarification on charging entry to SFL venues
All SFL Clubs are entitled to charge an entry fee to Home & Away matches at their venue.
Opposition Players, Officials and Club Members should not be charged admission into venues however it is the
responsibility of their Club to provide them a Club Membership card or similar.
Anyone with a SFL Season Pass or Club Membership card will not have to pay admission to any SFL venue during
the Home & Away season.
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SFL Mark of the Year 2013
Zac White – Cheltenham FC
Photo courtesy: Andrew Keech
Yianni Pasialis – Highett FC
Mark of the Year Competition
The Southern Football League community will be given the opportunity to vote
for” Mark of the Year “via a facebook campaign during the SFL Finals Series.
The winner will be announced in October at the Annual Awards Dinner.
Nominate your favourite mark by emailing the image along with the
players name and club to maree.heverin@sfl.com.au
SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013
SFL Media Desk
28 SEASONS – 500 GAMES –
LEGEND STATUS
WHISTLE IN THE RACK FOR
CLEMENT
Congratulations Michael Reid Dandenong FC playing his 500th
game against Hallam.
If there is 1 name synonymous with Dandenong
Football Club, it is that of Michael Reid. He started with
the club way back in 1984 in the Under-18’s, and has
been here ever since, except for 1 season spent living
in Perth.
In that time he has racked up 499 games and is
preparing to take the field this Saturday in game
number 500. That he plays it against Hallam, the side
he represents in the over 35’s competition, makes it all
the more special.
In his prime, Reid was a fleet footed wingman, being
named there recently in Dandenong West’s Team of
the 50 Years. He has played in back to back Reserves
Premierships, and collected club and league best &
fairests along the journey. At 46, his speed may have
waned slightly, but his nous and desire to win the footy
are still as strong as ever.
You will have to go a long way to find a better bloke and
clubman than Mick Reid. Always smiling and cheerful,
he will be the first to welcome a new player to the club,
and is down there bright and early every Saturday,
marking the lines immaculately.
If you had to describe ‘Reidy’ in 1 word, it’s a no
brainer.
Legend.
The SFL community wish to acknowledge the
contribution made to our league by one of
our favourite whistle-blowers in Al Clement. Al
joined the SFL in 1998 and has notched up 257
games including three Division 1 Grand Finals.
Al has announced his retirement and will hold
the ball in the air for the last time this saturday.
Congratulations Al on what has been an
inspirational career.
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Umpires Corner
THERE are only a few running
umpires who predate the merger of
the ESCFA and the SFL back in 1992,
and Neville Gardner, Alistair Clement
and Peter Martin (four matches in
1988) are the only remaining umpires
with ESCFA experience. “Big Al” is
retiring this afternoon after umpiring
his last game, and all umpires are
invited to join him at Bentleigh to
help him celebrate his distinguished
umpiring career, which included three
Div 1 Senior Grand Finals (2000,
2003 and 2008).
Al commenced umpiring at the age of
twelve in the ESCFA and umpired 116
games there including several grand
finals with his dad Dave, who was a
goalie. He then moved to the Yarra
Valley and Mountain District League,
where he took up field umpiring,
and did so well that he was selected
to trial with the VFL Development
Squad. He rejoined the SFL in 1998
and has clocked up 257 games here
(and 737 games in total) throughout
his career. Al is a big KD Lang fan
/ The White Knight
and once travelled 30kms on his bike
just to be in a photo with her.
The wet weather caused havoc with a
number of matches last Saturday with
many low scoring matches, and some
of our younger umpires nearly suffering
hypothermia. Borgie ended up
prostrate in the mud during his match
and the crowd gave him lots of advice
about how he could extricate himself
from the gluepot, while Al Clement, in
his penultimate match, shortened to
breaks between quarters at South Yarra
and was under a hot shower by ten to
four! At Skye, the football was about to
sail through for a certain goal when it hit
an overhanging tree branch and fell in
the field of play. Play on!!!!
At Dingley, Jack Francis was about to
commence the Colts when the Dingley
captain realised that both teams had
lined up to kick towards the same goal.
While Jack shivered in the middle, the
Dingley players had to very quickly
change ends
Andrew Scott believes that he was
appointed to the “Ladies Day” match
at Dingley because the 180 ladies in
attendance were looking for eye candy.
Dream on, Andrew!!
The Grand Final Appointments
Night will be held from at 6.30pm on
Wednesday September 18 at ‘Number
Ninety’, 90 Atherton Road, Oakleigh.
If you umpire during the finals, and
cannot attend, you MUST provide a
written apology to our President or
Secretary a week prior to the event.
Otherwise the cost will be deducted
from your finals pays. Umpires who are
not umpiring finals will need to pay the
Association at least seven days before
the function.
Next month, we will celebrate the end
of the home and away season with our
“Last Supper” at the Highett RSL from
7.15pm on Thursday August 22.
All umpires are invited back to Bricker
Reserve this evening for free pizza and
a drink, from 5.45pm onwards.
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2013 SFL Leading Goal Kickers
DIVISION 1 SENIORS
DIVISION 1 RESERVES
THIS
WEEK
PLAYER/CLUB
TOTAL
THIS
WEEK
PLAYER/CLUB
TOTAL
Christopher Graham
Cheltenham
0
49
Stefan Feehan
Dingley
2
37
Luke Manders
Chelsea Heights
0
45
Arron Mckenzie
Cheltenham
0
32
Luke James
St Pauls
2
40
Nathan Brouggy
Clayton
0
27
Phil Ball
Dingley
1
29
Andrew Ritchie
Chelsea Heights
0
24
Dean Francis
East Brighton
4
27
Sean Matheson
Chelsea Heights
0
24
Alexander Johnston
Clayton
0
21
Brett Anderson
Cheltenham
0
23
Dean Williamson
East Brighton
0
21
Leigh Moore
Dingley
0
21
Tim Edwards
Clayton
1
21
Bradley Lockhart
Chelsea Heights
0
19
Chris Neophitou
Cheltenham
0
20
Corey Pearce
Clayton
0
19
Erish Uthayakumar
Chelsea Heights
0
20
Damien Costante
Chelsea Heights
0
19
THIS
WEEK
TOTAL
THIS
WEEK
TOTAL
DIVISION 2 SENIORS
PLAYER/CLUB
DIVISION 2 RESERVES
PLAYER/CLUB
Daniel Willis
Murrumbeena
3
71
Amir Banks
Bentleigh
0
43
Luke Mcguinness
Skye
1
63
Joshua Collins
Hampton
2
43
David Velardo
Oakleigh District
4
37
Nathan Proctor
Oakleigh District
0
30
Matthew Johansson
Moorabbin
1
33
Christopher Sharp
Bentleigh
2
29
Rob Johnston
0
29
Darren Barlow
Mordialloc
5
22
James Pennycuick
Mordialloc
2
27
Michael Kalviskis
Skye
1
22
Paul Fermanis
Oakleigh District
1
24
Rohan White
Murrumbeena
0
21
Joel Hanlon
Hampton
0
23
Shane Werner
Skye
3
19
Trent Davey
Moorabbin
0
21
Alan Hendry
Bentleigh
2
17
Brendan Bennett
Hampton
0
20
Ash Beasy
0
17
THIS
WEEK
TOTAL
THIS
WEEK
TOTAL
DIVISION 3 SENIORS
PLAYER/CLUB
DIVISION 3 RESERVES
PLAYER/CLUB
Joel Dalton
Carrum Patt Lakes
3
47
Angelo Arena
Doveton Eagles
1
47
Trevor Kumetaitis
Lyndale
6
47
Clinton Sheedy
Sandown
0
29
Peter Dye
Doveton Eagles
3
41
Justin King
Lyndale
1
29
James Gough
Mt.Waverley
2
40
Tarquin Booth
Ashwood
0
27
Corrie Wilson
Doveton Eagles
1
35
Joel Duggan
Doveton Eagles
0
26
Ricky Ramsdale
Doveton Eagles
0
33
Jared Henshaw
Lyndale
0
20
Shane Adams
Sandown
0
27
Jamie Proctor
Sandown
1
19
Cameron Kirkup
Mount Waverley
0
26
Matt Parrella
Mount Waverley
2
19
Daniel Atkin
Dandenong
0
26
Simon Foster
Sandown
1
19
Matthew Stuart
Lyndale
3
26
Chris Arnold
Dandenong
0
18
THIS
WEEK
TOTAL
THIS
WEEK
TOTAL
32
UNDER 19s
THIRDS
PLAYER/CLUB
PLAYER/CLUB
Jackson Fry
Chelsea Heights
5
53
Nathan Mccallum
Cerberus
0
Ryan Mcconville
Skye
5
41
Ricky Ettridge
Sandown
2
31
Liam Hogton-Hewish
Bentleigh
4
37
Scott Morris
Dingley
0
29
Connor Wilson
St Pauls
2
28
Matthew Flack
Chelsea Heights
1
24
Kane Davidson
Dingley
2
28
Steven Tempone
Skye
3
24
Alaster Bradley
Murrumbeena
0
25
Craig Jensen-Schmidt
Cerberus
0
21
Henry Kerstens
Murrumbeena
0
22
Jarred Schafer
Cheltenham
2
21
Jackson Meredith
Murrumbeena
2
19
Adam Beakley
Cerberus
0
20
Liam Dimattina
Bentleigh
5
19
Ryan Boswell
Dandenong
2
21
Daniel Entwistle
Murrumbeena
0
18
Dale Walker
Sandown
1
18
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